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28TH YEAR, NO 20 (.OI'VHlGHT 1983 WILMINGTON NlWo CO INC III RftHTb BCIRVID WILMINGTON. MASS . MAY 18, 1983 PUB NO 635 340 658 2346 36 PAGFS Special Town Meeting passes zoning, PRD's, water mains
Wilmington voters have ap- $95,(KID, which would mean 10 The motion by Mr. Hallou. »n John Sanborn objected lo proved a new set ol zoning percent increase in water rates. the article, both passed residential homes being bylaws, including PHD Betterments, he said, would be unanimously changed into rooming houses. (Planned Residential charged al $20 a frontage loot, The meeting then proceded to and also In HUD Planned Development), and voted to spread over 20 years, with in- lake up Article 1. Ihe revision ol Residential Development l. replace water mains on several terest at live percent. Ihe zoning bylaws Alter Ihe "Leave Ihe zoning the way it is North Wilmington streets. The Dan Gillis said that he had article was read by William You'll be more comfortable in new mains will be 1 under! by looked up the law on bet- Hooper, chairman ol the your homes.' he said bonds and by stale aid, not by terments, and lound that no Planning ltjuird. Moderator Mr laira then said thai betterments. assessments can be charged in (.ma explained that the new comments should be addressed The special town meeting met excess ol the benefits provided bylaw would be voted seetion.by 10 each section ol Ihe bylaw as il lor lour hours Monday night and Mitchell Spins ol Truman section. Kevin Hurley, a land comes up /■ completed two ol the three Road commended the Water use consultant working with the Section l was votedQm voice, articles on Ihe warrant, It ad- Commissioners tor working to planning board, look the 2'M to 11 Section 2 passed Domenic Tntela (left) and Dennis Volpe each offered journed a I 11:35 p.m. alter a improve the water system, and meeting through the proposal, unanimously. 1 niOV'P umendmenls to Section :| of the new zoning by-law during the count found Ihe meeting shy of a urged people to support future one section at a time. He ex- With Section I on the floor, a I lull . " Special Town Meeting. Monday evening. Their amendments quorum by seven voters. improvements to the system, plained that Ihe new bylaw long discussion ensued Section :i were not accepted by the meeting. On Tuesday night. Ihe meeting such as a North Wilmington made some changes in local ion deals with principal use reconvened, and approved water treatment plant. ol various points contained in regulations In thai section, is a /oiimg for Planned Residential Spins then said that he had the old bylaw subsection for classification ol A tour of Austria Developments IPRD) in been curious about definitions, Margaret McNeill asked why residential uses, with lour uses Wilmington. so he had gone to Webster's and Mr Hurley lell that every bylaw defined, single family duelling, in just one evening The first article drawn lor looked up betterments, and in the book had to be changed dwelling conversions, com- consideration on Monday night looked up repair. He said thai Mr Hurley said that his study munity housing and municipal A lour ol Austria with noted A veteran ol many lilm was Article 3, the water main the replacement of the water had put an emphasis on (Continued on Page in him lecturer John Roberts will assignments lor Lowell Thomas. article. The Wilmington Water mains in question would be a modification and clarification be presented Thursday evening Koherls is a pioneer in the 16mm and Sewer Commissioners had repair, not a betterment. ol Ihe zoning bylaw The present TOWN OF WILMINGTON in Wilmington by the Carter production held. proposed to replace old two-inch Hob Doucelte ol I.edgewood bylaw.he said, bad been created NOTK K TO l>(>(; OVWK.KS Lecture Kinul Committee I.lie in the varied provinces ol mains on several streets in Koad asked why Ihe two-inch in 1955 and had been amended All dogs musl be licensed by June Austria will be shown through North Wilmington The mains line had to be replaced. (He many times since then He also 1st, under Seel ion 137, Chapter 14<> of the General Laws Charges for scenes showing its people, were installed nearly 30 years should not be contused with noted thai il does not even have males and spayed females $3 no. ago, on streets built as sub- Selectman Bob Doucelte ol a lable ol contents. cultural events, historical females $6.00.'Late charge after divisons. Allen Park Drive - Kd.i \li~ McNeill said she lound il landmarks and geographical June 20th is an additional SHI.00 for The meeting rejected two As George Allan rose lo an- wonders. Among the leatures ol strange thai they coul dnot just each dog under Town By Laws. Sec- the tour are the majestic Alps, motions to table the article, one swer, a woman spoke out, change the existing bylaw. tion 29 the l.ippin/.aner show horses, by James Carroll, chairman ol saying, "'Because of the rust in Moderator Caira said that All dog owners whose dogs have Vienna's Concordia Ball, the Ihe Wilmington Finance Ihe water!" they could have done that, but not been licensed by June 20. 1983. vineyards, the Opera House, a Committee, and one by Capt. 'That was a good answer," I hey decided I hey could will be subject to automatic $15 no lakeside wedding, and the Larz zneilson, which would have said Mr. Allan. He proceded lo restructure it and make it more fine, which will be paid to Fourth created a study committee. He explain that some areas in town, readable. District Court of Eastern Middlesex. renowned Vienna Boys' Choir, Woburn, Mass. plus scenes ol churches, said some detinilions were served by two-inch mains, have Chairman Bruce MacDonald needed problems with the water. He All dog owners who have noi palaces, castles, fortresses, ol the Board ol Appeals said lhat licensed their dogs for the year of Dan Hallou, chairman ol the said thai replacement of the parks, lakes, farms, chalets, he was pleased with the 1982, will receive a Violation Fine of and factory lours Hoard ol Selectmen, oflered an mains was not Hie entire answer proposed new bylaw, and lhat il $15 00. to be paid to Fourth District The program will be amendment winch deleted to (he problem. A filtration plant was well prepared He asied Court of Eastern Middlesex. presented on Thurs., May 19 at reference to the charging of was also needed in North that Ihe bylaw study committee Woburn. Mass 01801 8:15 p.m. in the Barrows betterments. Wilmington, he said. The town members be recognized and. Dog Officer Auditorium ol Wilmington High George Allan.chairman ol the was doing the water mains commended lor an excellent job Mil.is Joseph Balestrieri Water and Sewer Com- because il had received a state John Koherls School Admission is Iree. missioners, who had offered the grant lor thai purpose Planning SARAH D.J. CARTER original motion on ihe $347,000 was also proceeding for a water article, explained the diflerence treatment plant LECTURE COMMITTEE PRESENTS The New Joseph's between betterments and "I hope we don't jump lo do bonding. Under bonding, he something jsut because Tour of Austria said. Ihe first year principal and someone offers us 20 percent ol with noted film lecturer FLAMING HEARTH interest charge would be about Ihe cost.'' said Henry Sullivan John Roberts RESTAURANT Wilmington Softball League Rte. 125 North Andover Thursday May 19, 8:15 p.m. 1250 Osgood St • 688-8200 Herbert C. Barrows Auditorium Complete Restaurant & Lounge Sons of Italy Hall Wilmington High School • Ballardvale St., . ADMISSION FREE Open Hearth Cooking Wilmington Not only do we have the We also have fine NOLAN'S HEARTHSIDE BEST Seafood Specialties THURSDAY, MAY 19 SELECTION including 7:00-12:00 '• ■■• '■■:. Donation $1.00 OF Swordfish, Scrod STUFFED LOBSTER Lobster, Shrimp WILMINGTON The Flower Stop Beef Fried Clams or BOILED SEWER • 658-4932 9.95 in the Scallops & Sole Thurs & Sun C Cor ol Lowell St file 129 Mernmack Also Chicken and West St Wilmington Valley HOOK-UPS 24 Sirloin 9.95 Lamb & Pork dishes PROM Free Estimates Sun Thurs cards accepted Ervyl Stewart Entertainment FLOWERS Dinner for Two '10.95 • Daily Luncheon Specials & Dancinq 658-2578 '9.95 up Happy Hour 885 Main St Tewksbury 851-8806 in the Lounge * Open 7 Days a Week Lie. Drain Layer Delivery service $2.50 . Thurs. Fti & Sal evenings * Entertainment Thurs, Fri & Civil Engineer We guarantee our quality and treshness Mon Fn 2 oo 6 oo Hearty Fare - Friendly People Sat evenings Easy to reach from Rtes. 133, 93 & 495 Maple Meadow HOURS WHEN IN BOSTON VISIT OUR OTHER FINE Daily Waterfront Restaurant Joseph's Aquarium Garden Center 8 30 5 30 tOO Atlantic Ave 523-4000 A Division of ECO Landscaping Inc Sal & Sun Valet Parking Reservations accepted 8 30 5 00| BIT Complete Landscaping Services 140 Lowell St., Wilmington, Ma 658-7666 Please call for Current Prices AUTO Now Accepting 1983c ,on, , 657-6350 HOME 0 a Larry and Marion Cushing TREES SHRUBS ANNUALS - PERRENIALS LIFE BAHK MULCH SOD FERTILIZERS Auto Insurance JSH^t Dwie'6 L.M.C. Industries, Inc. 100 gal dfc ¥ 50 gals Ok CASH ^imfney's Fuel Co., Mft£fe econd KEROSENE 00 51 f gal c$* Serving: Billerica. Tewksbury. Wilminqton ^OJ} ,0iance pick up *65 Plus a Free Glass CASH mon $1.30/gallonj with a delivery 100 Gallons Minimum CASH ONLY Vj Gallons Delivery Available Great ha if care 1 s Delivered Ot Deiuery 24 Hour Service Burner Service for Men & Women fSI.50 /gallonj 657-7307 FUEL OIL Prices subieci Nights - Holidays ■ Weekends at affordable pnees to change FREE 24 Hour Deliveries S100 / Pol Per 100 Gals. 658-7926 340 Main Street, Wilmington and service Price 364 R Middlesex Ave Opinion ol Value 6676042 Licensed tupplltr ol Speclel Fu»li m the North Wilmington Propane • Kerosene • Ice • Soda • -J 667 6042 On e/te dtllvry to Construction Co t Trucking Co. Rail'iod Stalion ■ 944-217 *
TOWN CRIER, MAY 18. 1983
Garden Club
sale Saturday BARRY: Amy Lynn, second MOEGLIN: Karla McLean, child, second daughter to Mr. first child to Janice McLean and At a recent meeting, the Jean Walsh and Mary Clark. and Mrs Steven Barry of Inman Charles Meoglin of Manthorne Tewksbury Garden Club The annual spring sale on the Street, Lwrence on May 7 at Road, West Roxburn on April 14 members thoroughly enjoyed commons will be held Sat., May Winchester Hospital. at Brigham and Women's their guest speaker, Jean T. 21 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The sale Grandparents are Mrs. Helen Hospital. Boston. Buermeyer who spoke on will include shrubs, evergreens, Vincent of Melbourne, Florida; Grandparents are Mrs. "Wild! lowers of New England." vegetable plants, annuals, David Vincent of Watertown, Evelyn Aloupis of North An- Buermeyer has been collecting perennials, baked goods, attic New York and Mr-and Mrs! dover; Frank McLean of pictures of wildflowers for 15 treasures and a craft table. Richard Barry Sr. of Adams Temple Street, Wilmington and years. "■ Proceeds of the sale go toward Street, Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moeghn of The centerpiece was supplied the club's scholarship fund. Gunderson Koad, Wilmington. by Peggy Burke. Refreshments For more information call 851- BUCCI: Michael James. II, by Rita Bourgea, Pearl Noftle, 96(10 second child to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bucci (Janice Tyner) of Holyoke Street, Maiden on May OGDEN: Lindsay Beth, fourth child, first daughter to Harry 3 at New England Memorial Hospital. and Karen (Purtell) Ogden ol Rogers Street, Tewksbury on Grandparents are Virginia May 2 at Lowell General Tyner of Railroad Avenue, Hospital Thurs., May 19: Noon to 4 p.m. Sat.. May 21: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs. at Wil. K ol C Hall, Golden Age St. Dorothy's Church holds Harold Bucci ol Concord Street, Club luncheon. Strawberry Faire on parish Maiden. Thurs., May 19: 7:30 p.m., at WEBSTER: Lisa Marie, grounds. Public invited. MURPHY: William Francis, Regional Health Center, Wil., Sat., May 21: Wil. Women's second child, first daughter to program on "preventing Club plant sale at Handrahan's. III, first child to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webster Colorectal Cancer.'' Free and William Murphy Jr. of Crescent ol Lawrence Street, Lowell on 307 Salem Street, 10 a.m. to 3 Street, Wilmington on May 5 at open to the public. p.m. April 29 at Melrose - Wakefield Thurs.. May 19: Carter Winchester Hospital. Hospital. Sat.. May 21: 8 p.m. Grandparents are Mr. and Lecture Fund Program American Legion Post 136, Wil. Grandparents are Mr. and "Magnificient Austria," 8:15 Mrs. L. Randolph Jennings of Mrs. Joseph Christopher of dinner dance. Call 658-9376. Salem Street, Wilmington and p.m. at WHS. Free admission. Sun., May 22: 10:45 a.m.. Lowell Street, Reading and Mr. Fri., May 20: 6:30 p.m., Wil. Wilmington Wheelmen leave the Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy of and Mrs. Ernest Durb of Sons of Italy Hall; Annual Good common for brisk 35 mile rode to Crescent Street. Lawrence Court, Wilmington. Guy dinner. Harold Parker Forest and Sat.. May 21:- Wil. Episcopal Wakefield. Call 658-7165. Chapel flea market. Call 658- Sun.. May 22: 11:00 a.m., Noncy Linehan is 9822. Shawsheen River canoe race Make-up session Sat.. May 21: 7:45 a.m., Our and foot race to Tewk. Rod and Lady of Nazareth Academy, Gun Club sponsored by Tewk. for fingerprinting Mrs. Robert Foley Wake field entrance SWEAT organization. Register examination. Call 245-0749. the day of the race at the The program provides parents program during the April with a record ol their children's vacation week. Nancy Lenehan, daughter of ol Bill Murphy. Bob ODonnell Knights of Columbus Hall on Frances and Wendel Gibson of Main St., Tewk. lingerpnnts so that an iden- Parents and children who and John Korajczyk ol Woburn. Sat.. May 21: Shawsheen Mon., May 23: 10 a.m. to 6 titication can be made should were unable to take part in the Nashua, N.H., became the bride Wayne Geishecker ol North River cleanup and cookout p.m., surplus cheese and butter the need arise. Parents must voluntary fingerprinting of Robert Foley, son of Charles Reading and Thomas Sousa ol sponsored by Tewk. SWEAT to be distributed in Wil. See sign a consent form to allow program conducted in and Martha Foley of Garfield Sloneham. avenue. Woburn on April 17. organization. Volunteers may details in senior citizen news. their children to be finger- Tewksbury schools during the Immediately lollowing the report to Tewk. Rod and Gun printed by volunteer staff. The Father John Salvucci per- ceremony, reception was held at Wed.. May 25: 9:30 to 11 a.m. week ol April 14, will be able to lormed the ceremony before the Club for complete information. and7:30 to9 p.m.. Rep. Miceli at only copy of the fingerprints will attend a special make-up Marconnie Hall. Stoneham. be turned over to parents the aJtar of St. Charles Church. The new Mrs Foley is a Sat.. May 21: 9 a.m., Wil. 4A Colonial Park Mall. Wil. session. according to Woburn. Hockey Moms Club general Thurs.. May 26: 9:30 to 11 day the fingerprints are made. graduate ol Nashua High School Superintendent ol Schools John Sandra Casson and Doreen clubhouse cleanup at old South a.m., and 7:30 to 9 p.m., Rep. Parents seeking more in- Wynn. and is currently employed by School. Chestnut Street. Call 658- Miceli at Tewks. Town Hall formation should contact the The make-up session has been Chenevert of Nashua Colleen Teradyne Collection Systems. 3624 for information. Thurs.. May 26: 7 to 9 p.m.. principal of the public school set lor Saturday, June 4 and will Foley of Woburn and Rose Foley Her husband graduated from Sat., May 21: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Patten Pub. Lib. Tewks. Money their children attend. Parents of be held at the Junior High School ol Everett served as the bride's Woburn High School and New Tewks. Garden Club sale on the private school students should attendants while flower girl was Hampshire College and is now management seminar. Call 851- on Victor Drive trom 9 a.m. to 12 Jennifer Marino of Staten common. 6071. contact the school their child noon. employed by Inte - Active Tues., May 31: 9:30 a.m. to would have attended in the Island, New York and Stephen Technical
TOWN CRIER, MAY 18. 1983 Rep. Mi'celi office hours
Representative James Miceli, Tewksbury: Town Hall, who represents both Tewksbury Thursday. May 26 from 9:30 and Wilmington on Beacon Hill, a.m. to n a.m. and from 7:30 to 9 will hold his monthly office p.m. hours for constituents on the Wilmington: 4A Colonial Park following dates: Mall. Wednesday, May 25 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. menus
Wilmington schools Week of May 2:i Wednesday: MaeChicken on a roll Monday. North. West, llif-h: Clam with tomato and lettuce, french roll, chilled fruil. cole slaw, ice fries, chilled fruit, jello with topping cream and milk. and milk. Elementary: Tomato alphabet Thursday: Chilled juice, meatball soup, ham and cheese or grilled sub, buttered vegetable, potato cheese sandwich, chilled fruit, ice sticks, cookies and milk cream and milk Friday : Chilled juice, Italian pizza Tuesday: Chilled juice, frankfurl with tomato and cheese cheese on roll, french fries, buttered peas, cubes, tossed garden salad, ice toll house squares and milk cream and milk Tewksbury schools Wilmington Minute man Ken Ings grapples uilh a granite posi. preparing In set it Week of May T.i or ■ Assorted sandwiches, (lessen in a hole on Wilmington Common. The post is one of four guard posts which accom- Elementary and milk. Granite pany a monument recent I) placed on the Common h\ the Miniiti'infii. The monu- Monday: Baconburger on a roll Tuesday: Rabioli with meat, guard ment honors Wilmington Minutemen who marched to Concord on Vpril 19, IJ75. with lettuce and tomato, potato puffs tomato sauce, green beans, buttered post Other Minutemen in the photo are. at left. I'hil Coolberth, and at righl. Kill with catsup, chilled fruit and milk french bread, frosted chocolate cake MacKinnon and I.arrv Parker. Tuesday: Ravioli with meat and milk - or - Fruit cup, ham and EAST COAST sauce, tomato sauce, green beans, cheese sandwich, potato chips, buttered french bread, frosted dessert and milk chocolate cake and milk Wednesday: Frankfurter jon a FUEL Wednesday: Frankfurter on a roll roll, mustard, relish, homemade ituary with mustard, relish, homemade baked beans, coleslaw, cookie and baked beans, coleslaw, cookie and ■96°«, milk or • Bologna and cheese sand- 100 qai mm milk. wich on Syrian bread with sub mix. Thursday: Oven roasled turkey vegetable, cookie and milk Robert B lanchard, 50 Gaf available with gravy, mashed potatoes, carrot Thursday: Oven roasted turkey formerly of at S64.00 C.O.D. slices, hot angel biscuit, pineapple with gravy, mashed potatoes, carrot Wilmington Complete 24 Hr upside down cake and milk. slices, hot angel biscuit, pineapple Roberl BUinchard. ;i former some years ago, with Ins father Burner Service Friday: Chilled orange juice, upside down cake and milk or - Cup resident of Wilmington died Kldon and brother Eugene in Ihe tomato and cheese pizza, crispy of vegetable soup, tuna salad roll, suddenly May II at his home in ownership and operation ol 664-2960 garden salad, ice cream and milk potato sticks, desserl and milk Rochester, N.H. Second choice line is available in Blanchard Motors, a Mercury Friday: Chilled orange juice, Born in Oak Grove. Oregon. (17 all elementery schools tomato and cheese pizza, crispy- dealership on Haven Street. WILMINGTON to Junior and senior In :h garden salad, ice cream and milk years ago, Mr. Blanchard is Heading. Andrea H. Silverman Monday: Baconburger on a roll or - Chilled orange juice, tomato and survived by his wife Elizabeth Funeral services were held on LOGAN AIRPORT with lettuce and tomato, potato putts cheese pizza, crispy garden salad, tl Hammond), his mother Mrs Saturday, May 14, at the Nichols $■1995 Pick Up al with catsup, chilled fruit and milk ice cream and milk Mabel iSmiht) Blanchard ol Funeral Home. 187 Middlesex I £ your Home ATTORNEY AT LAW North Heading lie was Ihe Shawsheen Tech Aye., Wilmington with Ihe Rev. phone 657-7655 Full Range Of Quality latTier of Joan Popoloski ol William Murdoch officiating. FOR S»MI 0»r SfRVCl Call CAB Week of May 23 Mccn Legal Services At Reasonable Rates scrambled hamburg and gravy, Lowell; Judilh Brady Ol Burial was in Wildwood <.e Name and Phi Monday: Braded pork cutlet, whipped potato, buttered carrots, Woburn; Robert Blanchard ol Cemetery, Wilmington. Nwmne' TWICE al Ihe lirel soi whipped potato, gravy, fresh baked fresh baked buttered roll, pudding of in«. beep Nairn and Num I35 Middlesex Avenue. Wilmington Foxboro; Janice Regan ol Pall bearers for Mr Blan- ^NlY 10 seconds 10 leave buttered roll, applesauce, sweet with topping and milk Wilmington; Joyce (ioodberry chard were Robert Blanchard, message) potato, buttered peas, chilled fruil Thursday: Chicken vegetable I Will Call tOU BACK IN S UMUTfS 657-6566 and milk ■ or - Frankfort in a roll, soup, tomato and cheese pizza, but- ol Rochester." Nil.; Paul Paul Blanchard. Jerry Good- none SO CHANGS- h()N ISITlAl COSSL'l TATIOS baked beans, cole slaw, french fries, tered corn niblets. cheese wedges, Blanchard ol Deny, N II and berry, Robert Brady. Sr . 1-800-3120862 condiments, chilled fruit and milk ice cream and milk - or - Salisbury Ihe late Jean Swain of Westford. Robert Brady, Jr.. Mark Swam A' '<;,- B i- J Tuesday: Macaroni with meal steak, whipped potato, applesauce, Mr. Blanchard was affiliated and Ted Swam sauce, grated parmesian cheese, gravy, buttered peas, fresh baked buttered green beans, fresh baked buttered roll, ice cream and milk buttered roll, gelatin with topping Friday: Oven baked chicken, and milk - or - Vegetable soup, sweet potato, whipped potato, cheeseburger, condiments, garden gravy, buttered peas, cranberry salad, gelatin with topping and milk sauce, fresh baked buttered roll, Wednesday: Baconburger with school baked dessert and milk • or - BEFORE YOU CAN ORDER lettuce and tomato on a roll, bul Tuna salad roll, french fries, fresh tcrcd corn, chicken vegetable soup, garden salad, baked desserl and pudding with lopping and milk or milk. 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IK H:I TI'rc| 2 Tax Shelters (Beet Ones Available Now) Unfortunately, things aren't a great deal better at most banks. . Name 3 IRA's. Keoughs. Pensions \.l.h." A Family of Funds Concept - Because with all the savings and Cm State /in move funds more than once a year legally investment options around these days, Send to: Shawmut Hanks. Marketimi liivismn B. Defer income throughout 1983 the differences between them are lien It). OIK-Federal Street, Boston. MA02211 1^00-882-1008 4. Quarterly Projections for Businesses about as clear as pea soup. 5. Mortgage Equity Investment Strategists So, at Shawmut, we've created Eric G. Swanson. CFP a menu of our own. It explains all our Shawmut Banks 658-8588 (Days) & Assoc. savings and investment plans in Look tous for dirtK't ion. 662-7795 (Eves) 281 Main St. clear, easy to understand language. .J Wilmington. Mass. 01887 Mrmbi'is HHt i-qu.il H.msmy U-mk-is TOWN CRIER. MAY 18. 1983 Barrett discusses electric rates with Chamber of Commerce Slate Rep. Mike Barret! told has to lace the risks inherent in the year belore that. cent ol the power being used in unfair business practices." leasible tor us in Wilmington lo the Wilmington Chamber of any company. But I here is a letter. SJapc- this town, but he believed "it Reading, he said, had gotten get service Irom a private utility Commerce Tuesday morning Even now. that board laces zynski said, which says that might be tilted" against using special legislation two years line." that businesses of Reading and policy lailures. If the Pilgrim because ol fiscal restraints, power Irom one of the other ago, so that Ihe Wilmington lax There were others who felt Wilmington could take a joint generator in Plymouth were to Reading Light cannot continue sources collector would collect back ih,it (he rates are too high action because of the present close down, or if the new They are being constricted in a "We are business people. In payments for electric light. Among them were represen- extra costs being put upon them generator at Seabrook were not financial way. 1894 we had the foresight to start Reading gets tremendous tatives of Avco and the Charles by the Reading Municipal Light to •"come on line," the problem Buzz reported on a i960 study our own company. We have payments Irom Wilmington. The River Breeding Laboratories Department. would be that ot the Reading by the firm ol Anderson Nichols. grown and succeeded. light company has large assets Downside risks He was one of several persons Light Board. The third point in that report, he "There are only 30 com- in the town, in facilities and light The town manager had his to discuss the light rate problem For the past 75 years, Barrett thought, was "significant." munities in Massachusetts poles. If they can receive the final comments He had talked before the Chamber members, said, the rates from Reading Communities do have an ability which have their own power money, they can pay in lieu ol lie said, with Ed Mulligan, over 50 of whom were present. Light have been below those of lo negotiate rales Wilmington companies. 321 communities are taxes and the business lirms and president of Mass Electric Thai Barrett considers himself to Boston Edison. We have to ask: should have opportunity to wrong." residents could benefit, in the lirm services towns to the north be a "•friendly adversary" to the "Has this been changed?" explore There are two power "Wilmington gets better rates form ol lower taxes, he argued. ol Wilmington. Tewksbury being Reading Light. He has opposed, "In fairness, it is mil lines, which can be used. than with Boston Edison. The Bob Atkinson, of Com- one Mr Mulligan was not he said, for several years, the historically true." It was. he Buzz proposed a survey by the town saves money, over the pugraphic, told the group that "terribly in favor of plugging current light rate policies of said, the national policy that has Chamber ol Commerce, ol market place." Reading is "Behind only New in Reading Light. been changed. Wilmington users' problems "Is Wilmington ready to share York and San Diego" in charges Mulligan said he would assisl Back in 1894 Reading was a People want to appeal to the The chamber could include Ihe losses, il the economic for electricity. The charges, he in studies bul the substance of progressive town which Massachusetts DPU. There North Reading and Lynnfield. picture goes bad?" said, are "significantly" higher [he law could mean we would established a municipal light would be no resort, in this move Thai could lead lo a position, he Rocco DePasquale applauded than in other parts of Ihe "entangle" ourselves department. It was a town which But there is an avenue open - said, ol "talking Irom strength." Reading lor its foresight, and country. "The idea of another utility had an idea that it should that ol the increasing costs to Barrel! said that Wilmington then charged that "today it There is a third option, he presents some downside risks." possess its own resources. the business firms of the has a good case' with 60 per probably could be cited lor reminded his listeners "il is Slapczynski said. Wilmington joined in 1908. For Wilmington community and the 75 years it has been good tor all Reading community. concerned in both towns. The "Let them lind oul what it is." residential rates charged by There are tour Wilmington Reading Light, Barret said, lirms who have suddenly had ""are great."' large increases in electrical .tters to the editor There is no difference in rales costs. charged to Reading customers Sweetheart Plastics, ac- Dear Larz: We called and within minutes and to Wilmington customers cording to Dick Tufjenkian, Recently the American Legion Officer Bill Gable, followed by There are more "business" senior vice president, is lacing Posl 136 and Auxiliary were out Ihe ambulance responded customers in Wilmington None an increase ol $50,000 a month - selling Buddy Poppies in dif- We, like so many ol our of them "hurt" before January $<>00.ooo a year. ferent parts ol town. townspeople have beard many 1, but now there has been a "Another facility would im- We would like lo thank the limes ol the value ol the KMT. change. mediately close up, and move to many people who contributed to and Ihe police, but until you need "No one suggests that another community," he said. help Ihe disabled veteran, bul lhem-il 4S difficult lo imagine Reading has calculated poorly'' Sweetheart has an obligation most ol all. we would like to jusi bow valuable Ihey actually Barrett said. But the issue is to its stockholders, to its em- express a very much deserved are. "Did the business customers of ployees, and to its customers, thank you and recognilionlo the They showed us kindness. Reading Light become charged and it intends to observe Ihose many young people who slopped compassion and sensitivity more unfairly?" obligations. But, Sweetheart, in and contributed, along with their professional The Reading Light Board, on all this, has an obligation to II was very rewarding and skills allowing us to maintain January 1, passed on to Us raise questions, and lind the gratifying lo see this. our sanity through tins very customers in the four towns background to all this." Thank you. Irj nig experience. served a "Hat rate" suggestion Michael White, ot Sweetheart, American Legion We will be forever grateful to which has been received by said that I he basic bill ol that and Auxiliary Tom Bobbins, Bud Ahern, Dave electric power companies company has gone up "almost 50 Currier. Officer Bill Gable, and nationally. percent.'" Dear Larz to Ihe Town ol Wilmington for The "flat rate" is now a Reading Light, he said, says Early Monday morning. May having foresight enough lo national policy, coming Irom thai in 1986. when Seabrook No moral, The morel is a rarel) sern bul verj iasl> 9, we in our family had an provide our community with mushroom. Some of them are presenll) growing in Washington. It is a rate that is "comes on line," there will be a emergency. My beloved mother these valuable men and their just a morel ihe hack vard of ihe publisher of ihr TOHII Crier. supposed ot make business "jolt of to percent." who bad been ailing for many services. tirms conserve energy. In lairness to the Reading months became critically ill. 1 remain forever grateful Electricity is charged for in Light, he said, they have to necessitating our decision to call Mrs Nina Reynolds two ways, Barrett said. One is make their plans many years in Morels make the E M T group I lo assist us. Cunningham Streel for the amount used, and the advance. The people on the light other is a fuel charge. New board are hard working, power sources, due soon Irom dedicated, not political, and they a tasty morsel Friends of Library Canada, will probably reduce know what they are doing. They the luel charges from Reading serve without pay. Things are looking up m II seems il is time tor people fund-raiser in June Light, but other costs will be Wrute has been attending Massachusetts and maybe as a who know and like mushrooms passed on in the flat rate. Reading Light board meetings result some people will be In do some looking, not for low The Friends ol Ihe Tewksbury at the Tewksbury Elks Hall, Barrett did not feel that this lor several months, he said. He looking down. morals, bul low morels Public Library, Inc., has an- South Street was fair to business firms. Just is not allowed to discuss The morel (spelled with an ei nounced iis major fund-raiser After a dinner of stuffed because there is a national anything, without a prior notice. is a type ol mushroom with a for the spring. A testimonial boneless chicken, a panel ol backing lor a flat rate, that is Wilmington uses 60 percent ol crinkly top, which is said lo "roast" and dinner dance in community leaders will "roast not a fair solution to the com- the power Irom Reading Light, grow only in limestone country honor ol former Tewksbury Mr. Morris, former chairman ol munities being served by- bul no voice Irom Wilmington is Il is probably Ihe inosl delicious Selectman- Rieffard Morris is the board ol selectmen and a Reading Electric. ever heard wild mushroom lo be lound in planned for Saturday. June 2,">, charier member and officer ol There are, he said, various "What they are saying is that the L'niled Slates Ihe Friends ol (he Library solutions being proposed. One ot the basic rate will go up when A year ago the publisher ol Ihe Women's Club plant sale Saturday Roast master ol the even! will these was that there should be a the fuel charge goes down Town Crier lound one. growing be Joe Cormier. Roasters will "seat" on the board of Reading Every time you read ol by ihe lilac bushes in Ihe back The public is invited lo attend include State Rep Jim Miceli. yard, where lie lives II was Also lo help further its com- Light, because 60 percent of the Seabrook having to spend Ihe annual planl sale sponsored munity service, the Home Life Wayne Anderson, dill Bolton. another billion, that means the power is being consumed in eaten with proper reverence, by Hie Conservation Depart- Department ol W.W.C. Will, at Robert Fowler, Doug Maguire rates go up" Wilmington. with Inends. The dale o| picking menl ol the Wilmington the same lime, hold a bake sale. and Charles Stella. Wilmington Town Manager The board of Reading Light, was May 16, 1982 Women's Club on Saturday. May Tickets for the club's June 22 * Dance music will be provided Buzz Stapczynski told the he said, "is really Reading's This year, on Ma> III I here ill al Handrahan's barn. 307 SI raw berry Festival may be by "Three's Company." business." It was Reading who chamber that Reading Light are three morels in Ihe back Salem SI . Irom 10a.m. lo:! p.m. purchased al the sale or Tickets arc available al Ihe started the company, and it is cannot pay taxes to another yard They are, at this moment, While birch and dogwood trees. reservations made by calling Patten Public Library al a eosl Reading who is, in a sense, the community, but it does make liny, not quite three quarters ol I low ering shrubs. ground 256-4545 or 658-2042. ol $15110 each. Proceeds will stockholders. Reading gets an payments in lieu of taxes. In the an inch high The publisher covers, geraniums and a variety benefit the public library. eight percent return on capital past year Wilmington has hopes lo pick these loo, on May ol perennials and annuals will be investment. It is Reading who received $100,000. and $157,000 in 16. available lor sale. GARDEN TILLING CUTTER & CUTTER WITH THE FAMOUS Roger O's Attorneys - at - Law TROY-BUILT ROTOTILLER Est. 1935 I'm the guy who dug you so nice Traveling last year, and you lost my phone number! Jukebox DIVORCE $295 SIMPLE WILL $10 MINUMUM • FREE ESTIMATES runeOPteslW KludfflQ COU'l I ostii $45 PHILRUSSO Rf.Q OHO-I Birthdays Road, Tewksbury will be a year anniversary on May 28 Wilmington was invited to Church, .North Billenca on St William's Church Hall, Main According lo one of this wiser on May 27. become a member ol Beta Saturday ■ May 211 from 10 am street Tickets at $3.00 a person column's Favorite informants, Bob Thibedeau ol Patriot The star Gamma Sigma, the national to :i p in . at the church on or $5.00 per couple may be Steven Carney Of South Road. Tewksbury will be a year The Anniversary Star lor this honorary society lor students ol Treble Cove Road purchased at the door, Irom any Tewksbury turned 14 on May 11. wiser on May 2H and will share week goes In Fred and Helen business and management Proceeds Irom the event will club member or by calling 458- Keith and Wayne Anderson, greetings with John Shields ol Fa lies ol Federal Street, Membership in Beta Gamma benelll the Pentecost 6801 twin grandsons ol Ed and Maureen Drive who will be old Wilmington wlwywill observe Sigma is the highest scholastic celebration scheduled lor Mas Proceeds Irom the dance will Theresa Trainor of Starr enough to vote on the same day. Iheir 55th wedding anniversary honor thai a sludenl in a school 22 benelll the Redmen Football Avenue. Tewksbury, made it all Ma) 29 will mark the special mi Mas 211 ol business can achieve Club Scholarship Fund. Michael Potenza the way lo Ihree years old on day ol Alicia Burke ol Revere „ Initiation took place at Boston Michael Polenza ol North May 12. Road, Tewksbury and Bobby Janet Zanibernardi University's Marsh Chapel on Street, Wilmington has been Patrick Nally May '21 will mark the birthday Briggs ol Starr Avenue In recognition ol outstanding Triday. April 29. accepted to the Audio Visual Patrick Nally ol Pineview of Leo Woodside of Roberts At least lour area residents scholastic performance at Road, Wilmington has returned Boston University's School ol Car wash Technician program tor the tail Road, Wilmington, Jane will be observing birthdays on Imine alter a week in the New Management, Janet Zam- A car wash will be held by Hie 1983 semester at Newbury MacEachern ol Kirk Street. May 30 John Irwm ol Glendale England Memorial Hospital. bernardi ol Elwood Road. smith group ol St. Anne's Junior College's Boston campus Jane White ol Suncrest Avenue. Circle, Wilmington, Kevin Patrick, ,i seventh grade student Gibson ol Morgan Road who will Anne Kaizer ol Cottage Street Hcdmrn Football Club at the North Intermediate and Tewksbury residents June blow out the candles for the sixth 'The Tewksbury Redmen School, broke his leg playing Fowler ol Rocky Road, time on Memorial Day and Football Club will hold its an- baseball Tuesday night. He is Jacqueline Scott ol Main street, Christopher Folta ol Revere Class of 73-where are you? nual 5(1 s Night dance Saturday, the son ol Wilmington Police Lt. Ed Blades ol Marie Street. Patty Road, Tewksbury who will be June 4 Irom 7:3(1 to midnight at Bernard and Texann Nally Fansel ol Lowe Street. John celebrating tor the llth lime on The committee planning the and John Johnson; Hllh reunion, o| Tewksbury Mason ol Wamesil Road, and the same day. Also on the list are, Timothy Memorial Higtipchool, Class ol Robb) I'arden ol Bradford Pal Flynn ol Foster Road. Jones. Michael Kennedy, Brian Boy Scouts spruced up Lifecourse Road. Patty, John and Hobby Tewksbury will turn another 1973 is'looking lor some ol its Kenison, Peter Lacey, Carol classmates 'The reunion is will all be celebrating for the page on May :!l and will share Johnson, John Lefaye, Kathleen scheduled ini September 17 and 12th time greetings with Michael Frisk ol Mahoney. Roger Marceau. Members ot Boy Seoul 'Troop Hideout. Mike Stalker, Chris information has been sent to Kathy Ann Doherty ol French Pine Slreel who will he II. Patricia McCarthy, Neil 41. Tewksbury recently spruced O'lears. Jim Carroll. Wayne classmates with known ad- .McLaughlin. William \adolny. Street, Tewksbury and Cafhy Deinse Rich ol Knollwood Road, up the Lilecourse at the Cole. Mark Fansel, David dresses. Those who cannot he Ann Burke ol Cleghorn Lane. Sharon Lee Alley ol Cardigan Robert Nolile. Thomas Olson. Regional Health center in Austin. Troop laders and located include: will be old enough to vote on Road, who will be come a Maryellen Pearson, Water Wilmington as a community parents Charles Kirk. Alan Daniel Akerley. Robert Peterson. Kathleen Place. May 22 and will share greetings teenager on the :11st and service project McDonaugh. Mike Trull and Ascohllo. John Bacheller, Paul with Tracy Monahan ol Nor- Wilmington residents Lynne and Elizabeth Prince, Neil The troop diligently spread Andrew Martin supervised the Ballway, Cathy Beaver. Rasmussen. Deborah Rich thgate Road who will become a Stephen Bisselt ol Powder wood chips, raked and cleaned boys Lorraine Chase. .Joseph Cic- inoiul. Donna Sampson, Richard teenager; Karen Nunziato ol House Circle. Janelle Fitch ol brush assay to prepare (he The Regional Health Center's colella, Cathy Collins. Joseph Shaw, Barbara Sheehan, Leo Martha Avenue who will be 12 Woburn Slreel and Sissy service ol the mile and a hall Lilecourse. Iree and open to the Collins. Douglas Connors. Smith. Sharon Smith. Edward and Wilmington resident Alice Smalley ol Auburn Avenue trail lor its heavy spring traffic public, enhances cardiovascular Marylou Connor, Douglas Daly. O'Brien ol Forest Street. Solon, Paul 'Testa. Join Wallace. ol joggers and exercise en- Illness as well as strength, Karen Das is. Kevin Dougherty. Robert Wallace. Paula Wasl May 2ti will mark the third Anniversaries thusiasts. endurance, flexibility and Stephen Downs. Sandra Durreil. chak. Robert Webster. Tina birthday ol Adam and Mike Mar) Ellen and James Cooper Members ol the troop include coordination through use ot the Carol Fearn, Laura DouceUe. (aslaldo ol Trinity Court, ol Starr Avenue. Tewksbury Wheeler and John Williams Jell Masse. Wayne Bouque. 20 exercise stations, including a Richard Freeman. Suzanne Tewksbury who will share their danced the Anniversary Walt/ Anyone with information Scott Lcnzl, Ed Len/.l. Tom balance beam Freeman. Kevin Gordon. special day with David Cleland lor the 21st lime on May l> regarding the whereabouts ol Miller. Randy Lennox. Peter The Lilecourse begins at the Cynthia llanley. John Hayes, these people is asked lo call Hoi ol Ureenmeadow Lane Harriet and Mike Lombard ol Lennox. Keith Beimel. Tim west driveway entrance. Par- Michael Hayes, Judith Hoffman, Joseph Dunn ol Kasement Glen Road, Wilmington will 40JN or write lo T.M.H.S.. 73. Patterson. John Austin. David ticipants are urged to use it from James Holland, Charles Howard celebrate their :t:trd wedding Box 353, Tewksbury. MA 02876. Morel. Kenny Molomu. Cars dawn to dusk. Open house at Tewksbury PO The employees ol Tewksbury at TewMac Airport served as Post Oil ice opened the doors for judges and they provided the what was termed a successful following list ol winners: open house last Saturday Grade one, first. Debbie a ^f^Cookouts... The day's festivities included Fieck, second, Lisa Graffeo, stamp collecting displays put on third, Robert Giglio. by members ol the Chelmslord tirade two. first, Jill Stamp Club, tours of the pusl Kierossski. second, Robert office and refreshments. Martel; third. Carrie Golen. *^r Weddings... ft i Two door prizes ol seacoast Grade three, first, Gabriela im [lights donated by Tew-Mac Viela; second. Susan Sullivan; mm *&& Airport were awarded to Greg third. Michael Minor. <*• GRafruations... Bielecki and Robert Perry by Grade lour, first, Kathy Postmaster D'Ambrosio Brown; second, Jamie CARIO The highlight ol the day was Chisholm; third, Gayle Farina. bitty, fjfia i/:/<> t.y the judging ol an arl contest lor Grade live, first. Paul ROSSI grades one through six. Barbara Bothelo; second, Chris Jarek, DINNER An&RC ''!■■•' Groom ol the Tewksbury Art WINES third. Jordy Coreia. CAStellBUnch . , i 3 ' Guild. Libono Salamone ol the Grade six. first, Chris Ken- 99 Tewksbury Photography Club dall; second. Jell Landry: third. paulin&sson ■■.,. and Bill Ahlin, High! instructor Vickie Giles. 135 02 Bpouette > Specializing in CAStellBlanch - new and used Paul kORBCl i .111 e , ii Bn ■ Trailerable Power Boats fTUsson;so Asti Spitmantc Service & DINNER-IER Accessories WINESIES Oomaine Chanfcon ■ ... Johnson The newest & »99 lanson ,.....,•.• ...->..., CHrylsar 0/B, moei & Chan&on .-•■■- Volvo 1/0 Ooen daily hi 6 BayBanks Sal in 4 Ttiu-s till 8 Tel 453-2112 Canoe and X-Press 24 Cartopper SALE is just HiUS8 around Cutty *\ ^ D1AUBE,a SARk I'.lt 11 ><. I ST. RTF 38 DRACl'T, MASS the Town Crier corner. Ads Really Work So get ready Try One to play your card right. Call Now you'll have a neighbor you can 658 - 2346 always count on. Because FARM ENRICHED very soon an SCREENED LOAM nk S16 per yard _ X-Press24 a/6a § UNSCREENED LOAM B SI 2 per yard automated teller (ARMMANURF $8 pei yam will be moving Sk.020 BARKW00D MULCH .*» «** S19jw yard adjacent to Stelios mi S6 pei yard Restaurant in SAND Fill S12 pei yard Wilmington. BayBanks. We're working GRAVEL S12 per yard convenience into a corner near you. HORSES BOARDED S115 per monlh Discounts available tor large quantities Prompt 0*11 fry 7 days a weeK WEISS FARM Ba/Bank \ Middlesex WILMINGTON FITCHBURG STONEHAM Stelios Restaurant, 111 Lcnvell Street. Wilmington Route 38, Main Street Opposite Wilmington Ford Central Plaza Route 12, Water Street 4380689 Member FDt ^^mmmmmm TOWN CRIER. MAY 18 19M servicemen Student trip planned to bits leces Canada this summer I i ,im is hm.ih.u i u linn.iId Stumpf From the fire log Wilmington Wheelmen Pvt. Francis lngaharro, son ot Army Reserve Pvt. 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MAY 18, 1983 You are Cordially Invited to Attend a Seminar "FINANCING HIGHER EDUCATION IN TODAY'S ECONOMY" Tuesday, May 24,1983 7:30P.M.-9.00P.M. Bay Bank Middlesex Conference Center 7 New England Executive Park Burlington Featured Speakers will be Robin Parker Massachusetts Higher Education Assistance Corporation Ralph Butts Associate Director of Financial Aid Boston College feremiah C Coffey Bay Bank Senior Vice President Refreshments will be served Space isx limited, so please make your reservation by May 20, 1983 Call 944-9123 Ba/Bank Middlesex Member FDIC mm «■■■■■■ ■■ TOWN CRIER, MAY 18. 1983 ington Shawsheen River Operating under the influence Cam Bridge Ollicer Gable of alcohol resulted in several charged her with operating cleanup Saturday arrests by Wilmington police under the inlluence and lailure during the past week to keep lo the right. Kenneth Barry Borgeson, 20. ol 2:! Burl Dodge. 17, Of 120 Ledgewood dumpster. which was donated That gritty bunch ol Hd.. ws arrested last Thursday ltd , Manchester. N.H. and lor the day by town trash hauler Tewksbury conservationists are alter a chase down Butters Row Sandra Gedncy. ol 396Salem St., V. Canelas anil Sons, located al about to go al it again. SWEAT and Chestnut Street by Officers Wilmington, a passenger in Ihe the Kod and Gun Club. i The Shawsheen Watershed Chris Neville and Jim Peterson. Dodge vehicle, were taken lo Ihe During the course of the day. Environmental Action Team) Borgeson was charged with Regional Health Center in volunteers are welcome lo lake will swing into action on operating under the influence, Wilmington for treatment for a break at the Kod and Gun Club Saturday, May 21 lor their refusing lo stop for a police cuts and bruises. All were later where there will be an ongoing Second Annual Shawsheen officer and failure lo keep to the released. cookout River cleanup day right ol the road ( ross was bailed for a Monday The group will also be The group is dedicating their John Protopapas, 20, ol in court appearance In Woburn awarding a host of prizes at the The Wilmington Police Depl. now has a father and son day long ellorl to freeing the Pilling ltd was charged with Court, before Judge Cullen, she amon ,s ffrs nl end of the day to lucky ticket SorUOant K ' ""' ■" Peterson, son of Sgl. Herb Peterson, waterway ol debris so it can be operating under the influence, plead guilty lo both charges and has been appointed to the department on a provisional basis. holders A ticket stub will be opened for recreational pur failure to keep lo ihe right, and requested an alcohol safety UH(I SOU Jim's brother Bob was recentK elected chairman of the poses The group has also given to each volunteer when Wilmington School Committee. possession ol a class I) sub program. planned a combined canoe and Ihey register. stance (marijuana! alter arrest A 15-tool Coleman canoe Diana Oliver. 21). Ol 20 Brown loot race lor the following day by officers King and Venuti, last Si . Billerica was arrested about complete with jackets and Although the group has Thursday Paul Corvino, 14 paddles will be the top prize in a 4:30 a in Saturday by officers already lined up several local Pilling Hd., age 19. a passenger Hancock and Peterson They separate raffle also to be held at Women's Club visits Lowell service groups - including Hoy in the car. was charged with were investigating a car that day's end Second prize is a cord Scout and Girl Seoul Troops under age possession ol alcohol ran oil the road. She was the programs this year include ol split wood with tree delivery IMI Thursday. May 12, (he 38 they will still be seeking ad- Both men were bailed for a charged with operating under Liz Walekr of Channel 4 WBZ- and third prize is a large cooler. members "I the Wilmington ditional volunteers morning appearance m Woburn the inlluence. and was bailed for TV news Peggy Wal/.er Clarren Tickets for the conoe rattle must Women's Club visited Lowell And volunteer efforts will not District Court a Monday appearance in lounder ol Action lor Children's be purchased in advance. where they enjoyed "Tunes and go unrewarded Saturday's Kevin Tower. 20, ol ."> South Woburn Court. There she plead Television and barber shop Volunteers will be able lo I ales .ii the Visitors Center. cleanup day will kick oil with a Elizabeth St., Tewksbury was guilty and requested an alcohol quarter "Both Sides ol the tree hrcaklast al the Tewksbury enjoy the fruits ol their labor the Viler lunch (hey continued their arrested by officers Neville and sale!) program Pence " lollowing day when a conoe and lour ui ihe mills by bus. retur- Mod and Gun Club on Chandler VV'aterhouse Thursday morning, Safely Ollicer Bob Shelley and On May 21 the Wilmington foot race will be held. The race ning to the center to conclude Street at 7:30 a.m. Volunteers charged with operating without Juvenile Ollicer Bob Spencer Women's Club will hold its plant will be assmged to a cleanup is open to everyone and par I IK? day going through the dil- a Massachusetts license Alter are participating, today, in a sale al 307 Woburn Street from licipants can register at the lerenl shops located at the crew lollowing the breakfast. being bailed on the Wilmington pre-prom assembly 111 in a m to 3 p.m. starting line in fronl ol the center. Each crew will clean a certain charges he was re arrested by Wilmington High School II is lor The Conservation Department Knights ol Columbus Hall on The annual Slate Federation section ol the river and pile their Wenham police on a delaull the purpose ol reminding ol the Wilmington Women's Club Main Street on the day Ol the nl Women's Club Convention collected debris in designated warrant and transported to seniors who will soon be prom will be taking a walk around race The finish line will be the u ill be held May 16 - 19 al Sea locations The dybris will be Wenham goers ol the need for cafe driving Walden Pond June 2 Anyone Bob and Gun Club. Crest. North Falmouth. picked up l)> a volunteer driven An Albert Kisk ol Wilmington at night interested may join them al the Plaques will be awarded to the I'residenl ol Wilmington town truck, which was acquired was arrested by Lynn police on a There were 14 accidents in Methodist Church parking lot at top finishers and a cookout will Women's Club. Mrs. Peter with the assistance ol Selectman Wilmington delaull warrant. Wilmington during the past 9:30 a m Lunch is a choice - cap oil the event. Simmons will attend along with and SWEAT member Brian Friday morning He was week, and the same number ol brown bag or restaurant Mis Joseph llarlka and Mrs Sheehan, and carted away to a transported irom Lynn to disturbances Eight persons wre Hornice tioldsworthy Some ol Woburn court lor arraignment arrested and Wilmington police Wilmington police arrested a ollicers assisted twice with local youth and placed three other departments. others under protective custody, There were five cases of Health Works '83 draws 300 to health center after a disturbance and light in a larceny, one case lor medical local restaurant earls Saturday assistance, lour ol protective More than :ino community High School were responsible Julie Kiranova. Mary Durkee. conducted by Nicholas morning officers liable. custody and eight ol suspicious lesidents attended Health lor the blood pressure, anemia Judith Durkee and Jacky Jef- Marinakis. D.D.S. and George Hancock and Peterson arrested activity. Trail bike complaints Works 83 al the Regional Health and height - weight stations freys W Arthur. D I) S ol North Joseph Theriault. 92 Nichols SI.. numbered si\ i enter in Wilmington on Sue Maher. Barbara McCabe. Tewksbury volunteers include Beading and Paul F Caselle. and charged him with operating There were a total ol 24 cases Saturday. April 30. This was the Paula Callahan, Diane Cortese, Karen Morin. Laurie Monti. D.D.S Wilmington Podiatry under the inlluence. and lailure ol alarms, two ol assault and i n si year the lair was held here. Susanne Carbone, Lea Doiron, Donna Graney and Daniel Plool screenings were conducted by lo keep to (he right He was battery and six ol breaking and i- part nl a statewide network ol Christine Keland. Mary Kukas, Volunteers Irom North Heading Barbara S Kickards, D.P.M. ol balled lor an appearance ill entering Domestic problems more than inn health lairs Susan Gabois, Ann McGinley, were Miriam Allen. Pamela Burlington Podiatry Associates Woburn Court numbered two, and hrearms sponsored b\ theShamul Banks. Cathy Russell. Beverly Jackson. Rettberg, Susan Wood. Kerry and Arthur II Giles, D.P.M . Koxanne Cross. 20. ol 2li complaints were only one There l\ IIDII aud'W'CVB-TV. Chris Powers, Heidi Carron, Hagerty, Jodl Johlin, Heather Lois Jones. O MA and Connie Islington St.. Billerica was were eight traffic complaints Thanks to more than 8(i Mandy Beady. Ellen Roberts. Owen and Doherty Newcom. Capsalis, PA ol Middlesex arrested Saturday morning and lour cases of vandalism volunteers the program ran Alicia Waters. Jacqueline Other community volunteers County Podiatry Associates alter an accident on Ihe Fred reported smoothly Participants took Marsh, Marilyn Chalifour and include Donna Furlong. \\ Glaucoma screening was advantage ol three screenings Lorraine Wcinstein. Pea body; Linda Duda. Pep- conducted by Robrt G. including podiatry, glaucoma, Community volunteers Irom pered; Deidre Bees. Alexander. M D. ol sloneham Immunization clinic June 2 anemia, blood pressure, heigh - Wilmington included Jean Burlington. Tern Milton. and Frederick T. Heller, (> D .wight, vision and oral cancer. Kiranova. Karen Scott. Kenneth Wakefield and Donna Howard, and Paul 1) Gould. Ill) Ol Knch participant had the op- Roberts. Henry Latta. Linda Billerica. Wilmington The Tewksbury Board ol school m September, 1963 portunity to view exhibits and Hanna. Lorraine Haiina. Arnold Regional Health Center Other sponsors ol the event Health will sponsor a measles. This clinic is also ottered lo meet with a registered nurse or Blake. Carol Skillmg. Gail employees who contributed include Heartland Foods. mumps and rubella clinic for all high school seniors who will be nutritionist at the summary and Jones, Diane Savosik, Ellen their time significantly lo Division ol Purity Supreme. Doll Tewksbury children in grades attending college in the fall. i elei i.il station Corson, Helen Durkee, Barbara Health Works '83 include: House Corner and Taylor Rental kindergarten through 12 on June This vaccine will not be ad- The lollowing teachers and Delaney. Carolyn Richburg. Nicholas A Balog, Kathleen ol Tewksbury; North Shore 2 from6 toH p.m. in the town hull ministered to anyone* who is students Irom Shawsheen Valley Abbie Radley. Peg Muraca, Schmidt. Beth I. Goldberg. Printing, North Beading. auditorium pregnant or thinks she may be liegmnal Vocational Technical Joan K Dalev, Kathy Ducey. Holly |i. Steinberg, Donna Wilmington Public Schools and It is important thai any child pregnant, Roberts, Sandy Turner, Jan the Town Crier, Wilmington • who has not been immunized All children must be ac- McPherson. Lisa Esposito. Tewksbury. agamsi these diseases attend companied by a parent or Susan Carlson. Joan Marden. G. Ninety percent ol the par- this clinic since those not im- guardian. Call 851-6371 for in- Ruth Pine. James Bogdan. R ticipants took the optional blood munized will be excluded Irom formation Cindy St. Hilaire, Elvira o chemistry test. Results will be Johnson. Gcruldinc M Angelos. mailed oul Irom the Regional Eleanor R. Entin, Marilyn Health Center All those with Trip to historic Salem "REMEMBER Pasierb, Nancy Mooney, Brenda abnormal results will receive a participants may use time to Brook. Mary Callahan. Beverh lollow up phone call. Par- W ilinington Community Schools has announced a da) III shop or visit museums in the ME?" Phiel, Marie-Eileen Onieal, Phil ticipants are asked not tocall for area There will also be time lor Wetzler and Jo Graney results louring and shopping in historic Salem on Saturday, June 11 independent shopping, touring Oral cancer screenings were "Two years ago, I A Trailways motorcoach will and lunch at Pickering and was proud to announce leave Wilmington Plaza at '.i Derby Wharl area. Some ol Ihe places with tree admission in- that I had tost a.m A tour ol the Salem Witch Museum will show why one clude: thirty pounds on would not have liked being in The Custom House. Bonded Dtet Center's Salem m 1IW2 A multimedia stroll along the waterfront. Program." BATTING AVERAGE sound presentation reenacts the There are several restaurants to famous witchcraft hysteria in choose Irom right on the Salem Village Also the group walerlronl al Pickering Wharl "Losing and maintalninp March 1983 weigh; it nol eat/ But will lour the House ol Seven Visitors will view Chestnut Diet Center taught ma Gables. inspiration ol Street, architecturally one ol the how to lose weight and how to keep it o*1 — the Hawthorne's lamous novel most distinguished streets in easy wayl There will be independent America There will also be a lime al Fast India Square and visit to Burying Point, one ol Ihe Every day i received en- .739 oldest burial grounds in the couragement from my W alehouse. West India Goods counselor Dally reinforce- Store, Derby House and Wharl nation ment prepared me right In March 1983 the from the beginning for the and Ye Okie Pepper Company, Cost ol the tour will be $12.00 day when l would reach Town Crier was bought oldest candy company in including transportation and my goal by 73.9 out of each 100 America where those attending admission lo the Witch Museum Diet Center taught me how to sta- can watch candy being made and the House ol Seven Gables. bilize and maintain my ideal families in Wilmington. Participants may shop III the For registration or in- weight This is all pert o* Diet lormation call I>.TH-8592 Monday Center's total prooram That, translated into main unique and lovely shops al Pickering Wharl and lake a through Friday Irom 9 a.m. to 'They even told me what to say to sporting terms is a 4::i(l p in my husband as I got thinner and the Essex Street Mall Here prettier He stood by me all the batting average of .739! way and bought me a new ward- robe when i reached my goal In Tewksbury the Town Crier "You can do it tool" was bought by 20.9 out of each 100 ESTATE AUCTION families, a batting SATURDAY, MAY 21, 10 A.M., WILMINGTON, MA, Call today for a free average of .209. CONTENTS OF THIS OLD FAMILY FARM W/ADDITI0NS, Introductory consultation FROM RTE 93 TAKE CONCORD ST. EXIT TOWARDS fSfc. WILMINGTON AND FOLLOW ARROWS, INSPECTION THE ONLY FROM 9 A.M., UNDER TENT IF NECESSARY, SOME DIET WEIGHT-LOSS Average Weekly sales: CHAIRS, CATERER, BATHROOM FACILITIES. CENTER. PROGRAM YOU'LL Wilmington EVER NEEDI American Antiques including 18th century Heppiewhite and Sheraton fur Edition niture: pnmalives and country lurnishings. lot of old oak, Victorian and Em Wilmington 3695 pire furniture; some 20th ceniury pes . wicker and more, tour old iron stoves Out-of-town 278 inc two Ige kitchen ranges, lots of smalls inc primitives, woodenware; col TEWKSBURY 657-8129 Tewksbury lectibles, china glass; two Victor talking machines, contents of barn, attic and 2230 Main Street Edition cellar; Old Town canoe as is; glass bottom boat Over 500 group lots Tewksbury 1670 CARL W. STINS0N, INC. DRACUT 452-1240 Out-of-town 52 AUCTIONEERS-APPRAISERS Cor Pleasant & Bridge Sts Total average 944-6488 944-6490 weekly sales 5695 *W1H ■Ml T TOWNCHItR. MAY 18 1983 The Casket Lady — Part XXXII Mrs. Hiller's wills left lots of confusion Copyright l»n:i seen her under the influence of on the witness stand. He J by Cap!. l.arz Wilson morphine, administered by him. testified to his coming from Eel THE BOSTON (fl.OBK Tl'KSDA V. sj.;p Folly Mclntosh, in the days Mrs. Hiller took morphine on Brook. Nova Scotia, and KM alter the death of France Hiller the day she married Henry working on the ice in Concord. ~r was correct in many of the Hiller second. It did not quiet New Hampshire. He was, he statements she made, but not in her. He then gave her some said, 32 years old in July or MRS HILLER'S ECCENTRICITIES'. • all. Her statements however, chloral, and that put her to August He could not read or certainly increased the interest sleep. That was immediately write. of the public in the bizarre after the wedding. He had worked for Mrs. Hiller circumstances of the wills that When Mrs. Hiller returned for two years when she had Alleged Morphine and Liquor Habits lady had left. home from the church. Buzzell asked him to marry her. The wrought Out There were more than said, she was hysterical. Her marriage had taken place seven several. One was known as the face became very dark. Dr. years ago in the church in In Contest of Her Will. "elephant clock will," for that Buzzell administered a heavy- Wilmington. He knew nothing ol was where it was kept. dose of chloral, and saw her Mrs Hiller's past hie. nor The first will was dated every half hour during the night. whether or not any former f shortly alter the death of Dr. Mrs. Hiller, he told the court, husbands might he living. Henry Hiller, and was filed in used to keep morphine on hand. Henry second was present the registry of deeds in Lowell, Demised to buy it for her. He had. when the April 21 will was ■A \7 in 1H89 Joseph 15. Thompson twice a year, lor two years, signed and he again saw the will was the registrar of deeds there furnishedher with 1,000 tablets three weeks later, when Mrs. "\ Hiller read it to him He knew He had several wills on hand, containing one-eighth of a grain each. not lung of any other wills, nor ' -'it and several copies of the 1889 • '/ ; will He did not know whether or did he know she had made N A The will that had been filed for not she kept chloral on hand. He others Mrs. Hiller, he said, took t probate in the Cambridge did not know where, and if, she morphine tablets three times a Probate Court was dated April had gotten morphine previous to day when she was in pain. She i fX» «7 21. 1900. just about a month his supplying j|. -,/. : t^M ^^ma ^ PAGt 10 MAY 18, 1983 (ttrter Sports Wilmington Little League Braves, Cards tied for top Mcls I.' diaiits 7 strikeouts. The offense was led base running in this contest M Churchill in the bottom ot the sixth inning earned the Yankees Jason Stevenson and Michael bj Sieve Pasquale, With Derek Bounopane, M. Naimo and G a victory in this hard fought George pitched well in the Mets' Bazzotla, Dave Woodbury, Catan/.ano all rapped hits. K contest. The Yankee pitching win. I'eler Fielding and David Kevin Gibson and Scott Brann Collins. M. Bounopane. M. duo ol Mike Mercuri and Chuck Hale eaeii had three hits, while collecting two hits apiece Naimo scored lor the Beds. McEwen held the Angels to Michael George, Rich DiPerri, Giants Mike Morris, Brian For the Cubs. Jason Oliver three hits. John Ciaramaglia, Kevin Gilhs and Mike Gangi pitched pitched lour strong innings, Gregg Smith. Mike Sullivan Bow lb\ .ill had Iwci hits. John well The ollense was led by allowing only lour hits, and was and Mark Palmisano supplied Ciaramaglia and .Michael Frank Cenca with a three run relieved by Paul Welch, who the Yankee ollense. George homered as well. homer and hits by Brian Woods. struck out six ol the last eight The Angels' Mike Smith went The Giants were led by a two Kelley Ulsen, John Gerrior and batters. Andrew Ventury, Ken the distance, registering 12 run homer by Mike Morris and Joe Valentino. MeCue, Darren Nolette, Amy strikeouts Neil Pontinen and guild pitching by Jay Sluiced and Met Hi Pirates Ml Burns. Paul Welch and Joey Jimmy Carter played strong Brian Gilhs Triana Blowers The Mets got good pitching McFadyn all wielded hoi bats, reached base twice and stole from Jason Stevenson and with Sean Colcough hitting a defensive games for the Angels. White Sox 9 Red Sox .> three liases lor the Giants. Michael George in this win over homerun Firslbaseman Tim Steve Hanaiin's second inning Cardinals x Cubs i; the Pirates John Ciaramaglia Penney and catcher Brian Pupa grandslam homerun was the A well pitched game by Derek spanked three hits and Kijvin combined with Jonathan Masse. difference in this exciting game Stokes with relief help from Bowlby, Michael George and Dana DcGenarro and Jonathan Scott MacMillan 1 two doubles Kenny Lee-and Dale Porter led Jason Stevenson rapped two hits Wright for some fine defensive and two walks 1 and Brian Morm the way lor the Cardinals' fourth each Bobby Surran and Peter plays lor the Cubs supplied key White Sox hits. straight victory with no defeats Fielding had one hit each to lead Braves 9 Pirates I Steve Kilielea and Sean The batting Stars were Slokes. the Meis offense Excellent pitching by Matt DeMaggio turned in good Ki\ nn and Pisapia. The I'nates were led by Chris Callahan. Kevin Gibson and defense for the White Sox. The Cuhs staged a good l.insky's three hits, Paul Lewis' Dennis Walsh was supported by Adam Pagharulo (two hits), comeback effort, led by the bats two hits, and one each from Jim the bats ol Kenn O'Hearn with John Rago (two RBI'si and ol Masse. McFadyn and Welch Maiella. Eric Maciejewski, two hits and Andy Pyliotis with a triple Outstanding Melding was Mike O'Brien's single and Braves 17 (Wants HI David DeCenso and Mike Lin- agressive baserunning were the Strong pitching was turned in sky. turned in by Dave Woodbury, offensive weapons for the Red DlH'harniP WHS senior Boh Ducharmr digs in a( the plalc against by Mall Callahan. Richie (ulis 7 Reds 3 Dennis Walsh and Kevin Gibson. Tewksbun. The Wildcats continue to pla> Rood baseball and Sox Steve Holbrook made a Barletta and Dennis Walsh, with The Reds' displayed fine Pirates Kurt Belbin and David dlgS 111 lead the Small School Division of the MV( great catch in centerlicl. a combined effort o| 13 defensive plays and aggressive DeCenso pitched well. The ol- lense was supplied by Paul Twins 7 Tigers I Lewis. Scott Fitzgeraid and The Twins were led to victory Junior High School track Kurt Belbin with a hit apiece. by the line defense and timely Defensively, Jim Palman and hitting ol nghlfielder Brian Dana Thurlow were out- Kane The strong pitching of Redmen roll past Central, Greater Lawrence standing Jell Stevenson and Billy Donovan combined with good Standings overall team play earned the MacAllister won the long Steven Ellwood in the mile and ran a last 11.7 seconds lime The Tcwksbury Junior High \\ I. Twins their first victory. jump with a 17 II1." jump, the < ."> 2!i |i, Brian Donahue with a in the HO yard low hurdles. School track and held squad Braves 5 0 Mike Dunn and Eric Palm had triple jump with an exceptional tie in the ion yard dash ill H>, Doug Noyes also continued to continued to roll this past week Cardinals 5 0 two hits each lor the Tigers. 39'2" leap and the mi yard low Chris McHardy in Hie 44ii yard improve, as he whipped the with confident victories over Mets 3 2 Jason Bore pitched shutout ball run (63.11 and the discus i84'0">. discus Kit if and the shot put. Laurence Central Catholic. hurdles with an 11 (I lime. Cubs :t :( 111 Ins five innings ol relief. Keeping pace with MacAllister Mark Chnstottels in the long 42 11' i"' Chris McHardy tossed bK'j-XV and Greater Lawrence Giants 2 ,'i Yankees ."> Indians 1 jump 117':("i and 220 yard dash the discus 90lo and teammate Regional, %-K is eighth grade standout Ken Dodgers 1 4 Gregg Smith went the Coviello. who hasn't come closi 126.9), newcomer David French Brian Donahue had a superb This week Hie junior Redmen Beds 0 4 distance for the Yankees, to losing in the loo or 220 yard in the high jump I4'8*'I and day. as lie threw the discus 90', lake to the road, as they travel Results last week striking out 11, while allowing dashes all season Coviello won Brian Ay I ward with a good ran the loo yard dash in 11.6 and to Andover Fast on Tuesday. Cardinals 10, Dodgers 9; only three hits. Chris MacMillan the ion in 11 (land the 220 in 25 0. :!4'H'L'" triple jump and 2.32.1 in won the 220 yard dash (Coviello Mas 17 and compete m the Braves 9, Pirates 1; Cubs 7. (two singles), Paul Kenney Tn-captain and the league's lop the KKii yard run. Mike Goodine did not run tins event in this annual Andover Invitational Beds 3; Mets 16, Pirates 10. 1 double 1. Mike Sullivan and weightman. Doug Noyes con- with a 03.(i and Jim Collins with meel i. in 21* 4. all personal bests • i Junior High State Meet Braves 17. Giants 10; Cardinals George Melitse supplied the tinued loexcel in the shotpul and a 5.55.6 in the 44(1 yard run and and all excellent performances Friday. May 20 The meet vs. 8, Cubs 6; Mets 12. Giants 7 Yankee ollense Mark Mercuri Andover Fast will pit the discus with tosses ol 4210' and mile run respectively, also ran lor the eighth grader. Steven Kllwood outkicked his played a strong defensive game, league's two undefeated powers tiH'.V respectively. personal bests Major League Division throwing out a runner at the Tewksburv HI; opposition in the mile to win in Bed Sox 11 Orioles 6 against each other, as both Tri captain Richie Laphani plate. Greater Lawrence s 5.2G.7, with steadily improving The Bed Sox ollense, sparked teams earn 5-0 records into the again cruised to victory in Hie Paul DeFronzo's double along David French finishing third meet Ui) yard run with a 59.2 lime. Tewksbury came up against by Steve Holbrook (three hits', with Glenn Hooper's and Jeff with a ."> :tti :> time Charley Tewksbury will also be while Mike Healey. in perhaps an undermanned Greater Mark LaCava, Dave Murray, Russell's singles equalled the Santagatl won his lust race ever making a serious bid to win the the best race ol the day, was Lawrence team, but continued and Anthony Barletta (two hits Indians' ollense. Robbie Craig with a 63.8 440 yard tune. Invitational. Tuesday, May 2A edged out in the hall mile to strive for personal lies I eachi. was too much for the was the hard luck Indian pit- finishing just ahead ol team- the Redmen host Methuen, and despite lopping his personal best performances regardless ol Hie hustling Orioles Sieve Demonds cher Kevin Ferrari played a score Outstanding personal mates Brian Aylward i64.4> and and Adam Pagharulo combined Wednesday. June 2 the Redmen mark by three seconds and good defensive game at fir- recording the same time as the bests: Buddy MacAllister again Doug Noyes ' Ii7 :tI. Mark for the pitching victory. compete in a rare, but what st base. figures to be an competitive tn- winner 2.15.1. The undelealed with an I8'2'i" long jump, a Czerwinski took a second place The Orioles' ollense consisted meet at Tewksburv vs. Andover various combinations' 440 yard 38'8V' triple jump and a 10 9 B0 in the 220 yard dash I27.HI and Of basehits by Richard Herson, East and Andover West. relav team ol Brian Donahue. yard low hurdles time ' Ken long jumped 16' Mike Healey Frank Ramsdell, Tom Kelly. won a good team K80 yard race Little League Tcwksbury 68'-j Mark C/ervv inski. Charley Coviello, attempting the long Brian Connolly and Danny in 2.19.8, ahead ol teammates Central Catholic 35'2 Santagatl and Richie Laphani jump for the lirst time, came Santos. Richie Laphani 12 22.01 and last- Buddy MacAllister. In- won vv ilh a ."i2 H tune Joe through with a I6'9" effort and Yankees -i Angels 2 page 12 captain ul tins year's squad, has Rost'lllo in the hurdles 111.9), again won the 100 yard dash in A bases loaded walk to Rvan been pulling together one ol (he Scott Weisensee with 5.19.0 in 11.0. Joe Roscillo, a steady and fmesl seasons ever bj a ninth I he mile. Mike Healey in the tough perlormer. tied lor second Track page 11' grade performer MacAllister is discus 84*2") and Mark m the high jump with a 4'6" leap 10% DISCOUNT verv close to breaking three Christollels in the triple jump on all school records, and seems to vvilha :i(i7>" leap all enjoyed line record personal bests in every efforts BILCO BULKHEADS ineel Thud place finishers included CERAMIC TILE a. THIS MONTH ONLY! 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Northeast; PV. 11-0, Small School Trearchis, Tyngsboro; 100. 10 5, The Tewksbury Ireshmen Wilmington Santullo, Nashoba, Nashoba, softball team beat Dracut last Tewksbury Trearchis. Tyngsboro and week. 14-13. with the lead changing hands lour times Methuen 6-2 O'Connor,Shawsheen; \{\\. 16,5, before Ihe frosh scored ihe Lawrence 2-7 Gorman, 'tyngsboro; 220. 22 6. victory, Dracul 2-7 Brooks. Nashova; LH. 40 2. Tewksbury scattered 14 hits ItiilliiiK Jacques, Greater Lowell. 41.7; Heading Repeaters al the plate were Briggs. Tewksbury. .553; 440,53.5, SanlUllO, Nashoba: 880. Marianne Bolton is sent home h\ roach Donna Tanner to score one of the many TMHS runs scored this season Kerry McLaughlin. Chris White. Daniels. Tewksbury, .535; 2:08.0, Bradford, Northeast; Mi, home Ham Brothers. Sue Downey and Rowell, Haverhill. .483- () Hare. 4:46.0, Fuleo. Northeast: 2M, Chris Kearns. Chris Kearns hit a Chelmsford, .482, N ovak, 10:35.0, (astro. Greater Lowell MVC softball Methuen, 469. grandslam, Pam Brothers belled a three run homer, and Pitching CAC Basebii Sue Downey stuck in a two run Mytych, Wilmington, 7-1; Leagu e-Ov« ■ all Mytych leads homer and a double thai drove Barry, Tewksbury, 5-2; Lynn Tech 12-0 12-0 111 Ihe game winning run. Melanson, Chelmsford, 5-0; Gr Lowell 9-3 12-3 Excellent baserunning was Donnelly. Methuen, 4-2; Shawsheen S-H. .!>-:! comebacking Wildcats turned in by Kristin Doherty, Daniels, Tewksbury. 2-0. Northeast 6-5 6-5 Chris White, and Karen Hen- Si Joseph's 5-5 5-5 nessy Outstanding catches MVC Baseball Tyngsboro 4-7 1 -1 Two late inning comebacks were made by Karen Smart, Sue Large School Mmutcmcn 4-8 6-9 enabled the Wilmington High Downey and Chris White I.eagiie-OYcrall Whittier 2-9 2 Hi School varsity softball girls to In other action last week, the Billerica 8-2 112 North.Shore 111 I II defeal both Andover and girls lost to Lawrence, 13 - 12 Andover 7-3 8- 3 Greater Laurence in MVC Tewksbury was on lop until the Haverhill 6-4 6- 0 CAC Softball softball action last week. Debbie bottom ol the seventh inning Chelmsford 5-5 5- 5 Shawsheen 9-0 Bannon's bases loaded triple when three base hits gave Lowell 5-5 6- 6 Gr Lowell 9-2 was the big tut m a seven run Lawrence Ihe go-ahead run to Gr.Lawrence 3-7 3- 8 T> ngsboro 5-6 filth inning uprising as the win the game. Small School Lynn Tech 5-5 Wildcats defeated Andover. 9-2. 'Tewksbury scattered 10 hits. League-Overall Northeast 4-7 II was sophomore pitcher Kim Karen Hennessy had two Wilmington 7-3..8-.4 Fresol Mary 3-6 Mytych's sixth victory, as she singles. Karen Smart one, Chris Cent.Catholic 6-4 9- 5 Minuteman 2-7 allowed only three hits. Dracul 4-6 5- 7 Whittier 2 T White and pitcher Tracy Danner Alter trailing 5-1 111 the first each had three singles and Lisa Tewksbury 3-7. ..4-10 iniimg, Wilmington roared back Fleury slammed a double. Methuen 3-7 3- 9 MVC Boys' for an 11-6 victory over Greater The girls lost to Andover East Lawrence 3-7 3- 7 track Lawrence Sandra Crowley Friday, 6-3. Kristin Doherty had Division I doubled in two runs lo highlight six strikeouts, three walks and MVC Girls' Law rence 3-3-0 a three run sixth. Debbie gave up only three hits. track Cent.Catholic 3-3-0 Bannon bad two hits and scored The frosh turfted two double Haverhill 7-0-0 \\ ilmington 1-1-0 two runs and Mary Linehan plays, but errors and stolen Andover 6-1-0 Tewksbury 11-1-0 knocked 111 two runs with a two bases gave Andover the edge Billerica 4-1-0 Gi Lawrence 0-5-0 out single Chris McMenimen I hey needed. Lawrence 3-1-0 Dracul 0-5-0 played a solid defensive game. The high points at the plate Chelmsford 5-2-0 Division II Kim Mytych was once again the were a double by Chris Kearns, Methuen 3 3 0 Methuen 6-0-0 winning pitcher. a triple by Kristin Doherty. and Wilmington 2-1-0 Andover 6-0-0 TMIIS crushes Haverhill a homerun by Karen Hennessy. Dracul 1-6-0 Chelmsford 4-1-0 The Tewksbury softball girls The girls' record is now 5-3 on Billerica 4-2-0 Tewksbury 1-6-0 crushed Haverhill inaction last Twin Wilmington High school serondbasrman Kalhy Itobinson the season. Lawrence 0-8-0 Haverhill 3-3-0 week. 16 7 as Marianne Bolton ..... avoids a take out slide and (ires lo first in an attempt to com- Lowell 2-3-0 Besi performances ilhree hits), Michelle Muise K111 III Li plete a (loubleplav in recent MVC Softball action. HJ. 5-2. Vanolinda. Andover; Best performances i two hits), Laura Briggs 1 single, Si", 37'2'j". Donderon. HJ. 6-6, Walsh. Chelmsford: homer 1 and Loann Slewarl Tom Aprile Haverhill; Dis., 115-5, Bran- SP, 54-1, Colizzi, Methuen; Dis, 1.single, homer paced the at scoinbe. Wilmington; Jav, 105-5, 14644. Margral, Methuen; Jav, lack Conlon, Lowell; LJ. 16-2. Luken. Defensively, the leader was second inning. Briggs triple, 185-3, McLellan, Andover. LJ. Missy Kiddle also enjoyed a Memorial Tewksbury. 1.11. 15.3. DeLuca. catcher Kiddle, who gunned single 1. Stewart 1 homer, 21-10'... Carlisle. Haverhill; TJ, banner day with three singles down lour baserunners. Starting single 1. Kiddie 1 double, single), Andover; 100. 11.3. Marshall. 46-4'a. Carlisle. Haverhill; PV, and a triple, while Ann Marie Chelmsford; 220. 25.9. Marshall. pitcher Linda Barry was picked Laforlune itwo singles, homer) Tournament 12 0. Lorenzo, Methuen; Perry, Laforlune, Pam Brabant, Chelmsford; 440. 57.7, Cullinan, up by some line rebel from Kim and singles apiece from Brabant Andover; fill. 14.9. Baker. Wendy Gosselin and Sandy Daniels and Coyle led the attack Again Andover; 880, 2:25.0, Dizaglio, Methuen; LH, 40.0, Marlin, Hennessy ripped a single apiece The softball battle of the Methuen; Mi, 5:24.0, Mc- In other action lasl week. il was Ihe pitching combo ol Methuen and Comeau, Andover: Heather Coyle rounded out Hie Tewksbury nipped Andover. 11 Wilmington High School classes Naughton. Wilmington: 2 mi. Barry and Daniels that helped 100, 10.2. Savard, Lowell. Dow. attack with a pair ol basehits. 10 alter falling behind 6-3 in Ihe uiih the viclorv is gearing up tor the Tom Aprile 11.20.2. Shena. Haverhill. Andover, Whi(taker, Haverhill. Memorial Tournament to be CAC Boys' 220. 22.4. Campbell. Chelm- TMHS junior varsity played Memorial Day weekend. Track sford; 440. 51.2, McCormick. May 27, 28 and 29 at the Town Nashoba 5-0-0 Chelmsford; 880. 2:00.5, Hark. Gr.Lowell 5-0-0 Desmarais, Andover; Schwind, The teams will be made up of Northeast 3-2-0 Andover; Mi, 4:26.7, Schwind. Tewksbury girls bounce back high school graduates Shawsheen 3.3.0 Andover; 2M, 9:28.0, Bouchard. 1 Wilmington residents only) in a Tyngsboro 2-3-0 Haverhill. modified pitch, single Whittier 1-4-0 elimination tournament. There The TMHS junior varsity pneumonia was a dillicult Traveling lo Haverhill in Ihe Minuteman 0-6-O will be a minimum of two softball team boasts an 8-2 assignment Vet another new rain May 9. Ihe J\' squad scored women in the field at all times. record thanks to the strong lineup forced some girls to play in runs in each ol the first two Games will be played on pitching ol Cheryl Tassinan and unfamiliar positions, but they innings and coasted lo a 29-9 Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Eileen McDermotl combined showed their determination on victory. Enjoying a lun day al with dedication ceremonies set with a powerful offense and May 2 by healing the visiting Ihe plate were Kileen 1 three for lor Sunday at 6 p.m. to honor'the hard-working leant defense. Wildcats, 10-9. The offensive live, five RBI's), Dee. Cheryl. late Tom Aprile Vacation week saw the girls oil stars in the seesaw battle were Noelle Codner and Lisa The championship game will to a slow start, losing at Sue Anrgelo. Sue Wyshak, McLaughlin be played at 6:15 p.m. followed Lawrence. 13-5. The big bats in Kileen and Lisa Hanke. In yet another coine-lrom- by an open house hosted by Ihe Ihe loss were swung by Bonnie Tewksbury handed a 10 run belnnd win, Ihe girls beat Sons of Italv. Staniewicz, Sue Argelo and lirst inning lead lo Billerica on .Chelmsford May 13, 16-6. Cheryl Tassinan. May 5 and then struggled 'Trailing in Ihe firsl two innings, Notre Dame fell victim to a valiantly to come back The the girls came back wilh Ihe Kedinen bat barrage April 26. superb comeback bid fell sborl victory Big bats were wielded 12-2. Bonnie and Cheryl again however, and the Indians look by Bonnie Slainew ic/ and Berna Track from page 10 provided Ihe punch at Ihe plate home a 16-1-1 win. I'acini along with Lisa McLaughlin and The big bats in Ihe May 5 loss Dee Lamport. were Berna. Sue Angela, Sharon coining Mike Goodine 12.29.3). The girls nexl traveled 10 Chalmere and Gina DeVivo. Softball Mark Christoffels look seconds Learning llieir lesson well, the Kedinen senior Boo Tremletl heats a Lowell High School Methuen on April 27 and in the long jump. H7'2") and Beats pickoff attempt at thirdhase. punished Ihe hosts. 17-3 Bonnie. Red men look Ihe lead early next week triple jump i36'l34"). throw Cheryl and Kileen McDermolt against Lowell on May 6 and were Ihe offensive stars never gave il up. Helping at Ihe Olher placers were Chris Providing a storybook come- plate 111 Ihe victory were Kileen. Look lor Ihe start ol McHardy, second in the shot put Irom-behind victory against Cheryl. Dee and Karen Fa hey. Wilmington Men's Softball 3.V10 ,">. Mike Goodine, a 410 Dracul. the Kedmen wailed May 9 the girls continued llieir League coverage in next firsl in the high jump. Aylward. unlil the bottom ol the seventh comeback winning ways, Town Crier. A lull 11101 a 33'6" triple jump. Christoffels, Tighe Club co-champs inning to beat Ihe Middies. 8-7 beating Chelmsford, 18-10. game w rapups- over 30 CO a 12.2 100 yard dash, and the 440 The April 29 win saw Dee, Trailing 10-9 coining into llieir The Tighe Club copped the co- in all- will include action yard relay learn ol Joe Roscillo. whacked a three run homer in Cheryl. Kileen and Berna I'aciin lasl al bat, Ihe Kedinen notched championship ol the Bud-Light and standings, as the Charley Santagati. Brian the eighth inning to assure the each notch two hits, with Berna eight runs and the victory Invitational Tourney at Alhol victory Crier kicksofl its' weekly Aylward and Mark C/.erwmski knocking in lour runs. Kileen was three for live with this past weekend with victories coverage ol local adult softball in a 36 3 w inning lime Veteran righthander Jack Illness and injury have forced two RBI's, with help from Gina over Connecticut slate champ Foster keyed the 10-3 rout ot the girls to be flexible all season, DeVivo, Dee and Cheryl In- .Skidder's Gym and the Irish Pub Skidder's Gym. Billy Kiley and 1 of West Orange Mass. with a different starting lineup jured while scoring the go-ahead Peter Martin led the Tighe at- run was Nadine Black, who will In the 5-2 win over the Irish each game. Adjusting to the loss tack with homeruns. be sorely missed. Pub. slugger Wilba Simmons of Bonnie Staniewicz due to SUBSCRIBE! 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MAY 18. 1983 Tewksbury Youth Soccer Tewksbury girls shell Billerica Tlii'Tewksbury girls' under-14 Under-12 played well Other contributors behind the North Street School, soccer team dominated play, as hoys blank Wobum were Aaron Bell. Sue and and while it needs a great deal of they crushed a game Billerica II The 'Tewksbury under-12 boys Stephanie Beaulieu and Tommy work, some lields should be team. 12-0 in local Youth Soccer traveling soccer team visited Hooper. available lor the 1984 spring action last week. It was no Woburn to take a 2-0 shutout, 'The Wildcats goals were season This was a major ac- contest from the kickoif. as while North Heading was losing scored by Bobby Conroy and complishment lor the - minutes and led Tewksbury's next game is at Falcons I Cosmos 2 members, coaches, relerees. I 0 at halltime, although home against a hot Concord Lenny Bolton, displaying previous leadership, parents Tewksbury had the edge in team that has outscored it- excellent hall control and and players who made this Tewksbury Little League chances s'opponenls 20-2 over the last passing, led Ihe Falcon attack league what it is today Tewksbury hit, back 14 lour games *■ by scoring all lour goals Three While mosl ol Ihe work is still minutes into the second hall ol the goals wre set up by key Clippers ti Spartans (I ahead, one held has already with an excellent low shot from passes irom Richard Treem, Mariners roll The Clippers' strong attack been graded and leveled thanks i he leftwing by Ernest Uebel. Kim Kirk and Hod Steelier. to Gerald Davis, who donated was led by Jell Wahl's hat trick Three minutes later they took Sherri Thurston, playing her his time, effort and equipment to with other single goals by Chris the lead 2-1 on a close-in shot by lirst lull game in goal, made begin Ihe lust field. past Pirates Martin. Tuschon . Fukuda and Dick I.ee several saws and excellent Chris Vadnais Excellent Tewksbury had several punts. goaltending was shared by Mike The Mariners' Flic Mueller Centrala kepi punching in the chances to put the game away. The Cosmos goals were runs. Defensive standouts were Pilalo and David Carroll, while hurled a 17-0 victory over the but was loiled by Nashua's scored by Chnsy McDonough Ronnie Wagner, Dan Graello the delense was anchored by Pirates, with stick help from goalie With 17 minutes to play She was assisted bj the ex- and Andy Hudak. Brian Wahl Frank Canarelli, Mark Amirault Nashua tied the game on a tree cellent playing ol Sheila Con Little League For (he Spartans. Chris and Herb Delenay. Defensive Phillies I!) Mets5 kick Irom the edge of the penalty sidine and Shawn Corngan The Phillies scored their lirst Cunningham was excellent in from page HI standouts were Brett Deveau area Dynamos 7 Cougars I win ol the season when they beat goal Mike Fiore. John Nocera. and Chris Dziadosz Doub Debie International's next game is a Jason Maaser scored two had an unassisted double play. the Mets, 19-5. Colin Bradford and Brian Kelly played well on Hiding s return match against Cougars goals, with Cam st The Pirates' offense came had a super night on the mound delense WL Tewksbury United Sunday. May McLeod and Greg Hay each Irom tuts by Jamie Flynn and and Dave Carciofi belled his While Sox 4 0 22 at in a.m. at the Christian Comets 6 Wildcats 2 scoring one Shawn Dillion Gregg Masse. The pitching was first homerun of the year. Yankees ,") 1 Formation Center 'The Comets' goals were played excellent defense. provided by Joey Centrella. The Phillies' delense was Red Sox 4 2 Other action scored by Jell I'oulas with two, - Soccer say s(hanks Paul Davis made Iwo great sparked by Wade Fishman and Angels 2 :s In other action. Tewksbury Ken Silvia two and one each for Recently the Tewksbury town plays al second. Scott I.udwig Indians 2 3 United lost to Merrimac, 6-:( and Frank Kushmerek and Brian meeting voted overwhelmingly Mets 14 Hangers S Red Legs 13 Phillies? Orioles 1 3 the Tewksbury Regulators won McLeod The midfield was to transfer a 40 acre plot ol land The Mets beat the Hangers. Defensive standouts for the 'Twins 1 4 their First game ol the season, controlled by Ken Lambert. to the town lor use as soccer 14-8, as Sal Heitano pitched an Phillies were Chad Golen, Mike Tigers 0 3 defeating Andover 1. 2-1. Chris Canty and Darlene Talbot lields This land is located excellent game for the Mets Sullivan and Tim Dsouza. Power came from Trevor May. Hangers 11 Twins H Richie Sousa and Chris Alieiri The Hangers' Jessie Sawyer James Martin and Erin Sullivan pitched his lirst game ever in Wilmington Youth helped with heads-up base Ihe league, recording 11 running. strikeouts. The ollense was The Hangers' Mike Minor had powered by Sawyer, Jeremy Soccer registration a three inning pitching per- Schulz and Jell Venuti. lormance. Eric Levreault and The Twins' big hitters were Robbie McGrath swung the bats Mike DiCoceo. Tom Emerson lor the ollense. Defensive 'The last two dates to register this league Although competing and Tom Giles Playing good standouts were Keith Leahy. lor ihe Wilmington Youth Soccer many times against teams who defense lor Ihe Twins were Kerry Mathus and Chris Dick In-Town tall program are have played together lor up to Garth Remker. Mike Plato and Mariner.s 7 Astros 3 Sunday. May 22 Irom 1 to 4 p.m. lour years, the teams have Scott Boutwell. The Manners won their and Thursday. May 2ti Irom 6 to shown consistent improvement second game this week by National Wilmington teams H::io p.m. The registration will beating the red-hot Astros. 7-3. Minor League score »ins lake place at Yillanova Hall Herb Delenay pitched a super 14 M 1 This past week, two teams Middlesex Avenue. The lee is $15 strikeout game, while Mark Astros 3 1 per player with a maximum ol . Wilmington I. both the under-10 Amirault ripped a clutch hit. Manners 2 0 and under-121 recorded wins c 3-2 $40 per family which covers lee Smart base running by Alex Hangers 2 1 is Mclrose, 7 1 vs Ashland. and lull uniform McNeil and Bobby Kent added Pirates 2 1 All boys and girls who will be respectively), while one team to the victory. Red Legs 2 1 'Wilmington II under-10) bat- in grades one through eight in Pirates 2(i Senators 6 Mets 1 2 tled to a 1-1 tie with Melrose). ihe tall are eligible to par- The Pirates beat the Senators. Phillies 1 2 The fourth team I Wilmington II ticipate A parent or legal 20-0. as Gregg Masse had a Twins 1 3 under-121 lost a hard lought guardian must be present lo double and homerun while Joey Senators II 3 register the child 'The season battle to their divisional leaders. will be nine weeks in length 2-0 'The mem hers of the teams beginning Ihe Saturday alter have worked hard and their Wilmington Little League Softball school starts in September. level ol skill.competitiveness, Two hundred boys and girls in and enthusiasm has been out- kindergarten through second standing, as has been the WHS senior Mar> Lin than slides home with ■> run in recent grade are now participating in a parental support. Safe Wilmington softball victory. Tin- Wildcats lead (lie Small A word ot thanks is also ex- Sluggers slam Swingers, 14-9 spring soccer program. This Wildcat School Division of Ihe MVC. instructional program involves pressed lo Hoy McClahanan and V ihe introduction ol soccer skills his men lor their maintenance and .m opportunity to use these and preparation of the fields lor Sluggers 14 Swingers it Denise Curran, Jennifer Bowen -kills in instructional com- both programs. TMHS girls' tennis The hitting attack was led by and Diane Curtis. petitive uaines More than 40 Melissa Peters and Laurie Other scores: Blue Bombers 9. parents have volunteered as Merrimack Valley Cormier with three hits apiece. Swingers 0. Rockets 5. Red coaches Some tilth and sixth Carroll paces TMHS Kelly Murray rapped a triple Barons 3. graders who play on the and Denice Cunningham and Standings 'The Tewksbury High School travelling teams are also Arch-Pitch Softball Lawrence and Lawrence, the Ann Marie Anderson each had a W I. girls' varsity tennis team has helping out as referees and aids W I. Tewksbury girls dominated the pair ol hits. On the defense solid Rockets 4 0 completed the lust hall ol the In addition to the In-Town Lowell I'ro 4 0 matches by taking all live points plays were made by Jenifer Sluggers 4 0 season with a 2-7 team record in program, the Wilmington Youth Demons :i 1 in each match. Chris Mangano. DelNinno and Denelle Irwin. Blue Bombers 3 1 the very competitive Soccer Association is Rednecks :t 1 Dianne Carroll and Sheri Strong Red Barons 17 Kneesocks 7 Kneesocks 3 1 Merrimack Valley Conference. represented in the Middlesex Tewks-Wilm Elks 1 played strong singles matches, Barbara Shdeed pitched a fine Swingers 1 2 Before moving up to play the Youth Soccer League by 72 boys Joseph's Caterers 2 1 losing a total ol only lour games game lor the winners and helped Red Barons 1 3 lirst singles position. Dianne and girls under 12 years ol age Analog Devices 2 2 lo Ihe Greater Lawrence team her own cause with a homerun Alley Cats 0 2 Carroll had won seven out ol A greal deal ol improvement Lightfool s 1 2 and a triple. Other offensive Green Machine 0 3 eight matches Her only loss was and experience has been gained Ozzie's Budmen 0 :i standouts were Heather Warriors 0 4 lo Susan Glllespie ol Wilmington bj these youngsters who are Bognol Is Tigers o 3 Tennis page 13 Fullerton. 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Lawrence (7:30); Wilmington at Wilmington boys and girls; instruction at Silver Lake and Third session, August 1 to 12: Methuen; Lawrence at Greater Lawrence at Shawsheen Tech will begin at 9 Four beginner, one advanced BC, 68-63 Tewksbury Ireshmen; Methuen Tewksbury girls (3:30). a.m. Wednesday, June 8. beginner, one swimmer. at Wilmington Ireshmen (3:30>. Thurs.. May 19: Tewksbury Fri., May 20: Central Catholic Registration must be made by Program content may be Semifinal action in the Saunders scored 29 points Irom girls at Lawrence (3:30). at Tewksbury; Lawrence at calling the Rec Office at 658-6512 changed according lo demand Tewksbury Spring Basketball downtown. Fri.. May 20: Wilmington boys beginning June 8. No walk-in for classes. League featured two exciting Also in double figures for the Wilmington; Tewksbury Iresh- and girls at Haverhill (3:30). registration will be accepted. This year for the lirst time, a overtime games. In first game, BYU were Rob Aylward with 18 men at Central Catholic. Mon.. May 23: Chelmsford at There will be three different clinic will be offered for four and UCLA surprised a tough BC and Joe Vecchi with 14. Wilmington freshmen at Wilmington boys and girls; sessions this year. Each session five-year-olds the week of June squad, 68-63 in overtime. Dave Monday, May 23 the cham- Lawrence (3:30). Tewksbury girls at Andover will last two weeks, with each 27. Children will receive an hour Whitney of BC made a three pionship and consolation games Mon., May 23: Tewksbury at (3:30). swimmer receiving an hour of of instruction each day, with a point play with eight seconds will be played at Tewksbury Methuen; Wilmington at Wed.. May 25: Billerica at instruction each day, Monday stress on water safety and en- remaining to send the game into Memorial High School. The Dracut; Methuen at Tewksbury Wilmington boys and girls; through Friday. Additional joyment of the water. The cost of overtime, but UCLA stiffened up consolation game will start at Ireshmen, Dracut at methuen at Tewksbury girls swim time will be held at the the clinic will be $10.00. on defense during the overtime 6:30 then the championship will Wilmington freshmen (3:30) .3:30i Tech pool. Cost is $20.00 per Fishing derby and earned a berth in the finals begin at 8:15. Immediately Wed., May 25: Dracut at Track swimmer, with a maximum of The Lions Club and the next Monday night. following the games awards will Tewksbury; Central Catholic at Wed.. May 18: Tewksbury $40 per family. Wilmington Recreation Steve Gale (23 pointsi and lie issued tci the league chain Wilmington; Tewksbury Iresh- boys at Central Catholic. Dracut Requirements for each course Department will sponsor a Greg Kobelski (15) were high pions and the league all-stars, men at Dracut; Wilmington at Wilmington boys and girls are: Beginner: A child must be fishing derby Saturday (May 211 scorers for UCLA. For BC, with some additional awards Ireshmen at Central Catholic (3:30i. between the ages of six and 10. .from 8 a.m. to noon at Silver Whitney collected a game high also announced at that time. (3:30). Fri.. May 20: Tewksbury Advanced beginner: Ages Lake. Prizes for the biggest fish 30 points and teammates Jim Spectators will be most welcome Softball Junior High School boys at seven to 11 who have their will be awarded. Larsen and Barry Deck con- at these games and presen- Wed.. May 18: Lawrence at Andover Freshmen Invitational Tewksbury; Methuen at beginner cards or can swim There is no charge to enter tributed 12 apiece. tations. (3 p.m. I. Wilmington; Lawrence at doing the crawl stroke for 25 All Wilmington residents will be In the other semifinal, regular TMHS varsity coach Bob Sat.. May 21: Northern Area yards. welcome. season champion USC escaped a Melillo would like to publicly Tewksbury freshmen; Meet (10 a.m.). Lawrence at Wilmington fresh- Intermediate: Ages eight Canoe clinic major upset by dfeating a thank his volunteer coaches and Wed.. May 25: Tewksbury through 12 who have advanced The Recreation Department tenacious BYU squad, 72-68 in relerees for donating their time men i:):30). boys and girls at Wilmington Fri.. May 20: Wilmington at beginner cards and can swim 50 will conduct a canoe clinic overtime. USC's overall balance to make the spring basketball (3:30). Lawrence; Wilmington fresh- yards, dive and tread water for Saturday (May 21) from 1 lo 4 earned them victory, with four league a success. Thanks to Golf three minutes. p.m. at Silver Lake. The former players scoring in double George Acritelli, UNLV; Jim men at Lawrence (3:30). Thurs., May 19: Andover at Mon.. May 23: Methuen at Swimmer: Ages 11-14 who U.S. Olympic canoe coach will figures. Brian Dick (24), Paul Riss. LSU, Suzan Rheaull and Tewksbury; Wilmington at Tewksbury;( Dracut at have intermediate card. be _ helping conduct the free Sullivan (12), Bob Dziadosz (10) Pam Brabant, USM, Tony Greater I.awrene?~*i3:30). Wilmington; Methuen at Water safety aides: Ages 11 to, clinic". and Tom Dunn (10) led the way Rubico, UCLA; Tony Romano. Mon.. May 23: Lawrence at Tewksbury Ireshmen; Dracut at 15 who have their intermediate Boy Scouts from St. Dorothy's for the winners BYU's Bill BC and Jeff Vecchi, BYU. Wilmington i3:30). card and all of the above, or (fan Parish with troop leader Larry Wilmington Ireshmen (3:30). Banquets swim one half mile and tread Flaherty and Rec Director Ron Wed., May 25: Dracut at Thursday, May 26: water for 10 minutes. Swasey will be cleaning the Tewksbury. Wilmington fresh- Tewksbury Memorial High Classes offered in each session beach area of Silver Lake during men at Andover West; School Annual Athletic Awards are: First session. July 4 to 15: the afternoon. All interested Tewksbury Ireshmen at Dracut banquet (7 p.m., Tewksbury- Three beginner, one advanced individuals are urged to be at 13:301. Wilnungton FJks Hall). beginner, one water safety aid, the beach to join in the clinic and one intermediate. clean-up. Austin Prep cheerleading tryouts Skaters complete super season Cheerleading tryouts for In order to be eligible for positions on the 1983-84 Austin consideration, a candidate must Prep cheerleading squad will be at least a freshman in high The Wilmington Figure Nancy Zalewiski. season, recently elected at the Costanza, Tony Marino, Regina take place at the local prep school this year, and must have club's annual meeting includes: Cullen and Jacqueline Gray, a'll Skating Club recently completed Badge 3: Kristyn Accardi. school Monday through Wed- no other cheerleading com- President, David McCracken of ol Wilmington; Atsuko Fukuda one of its' most successful years Christine Arcari, Claudine nesday, May 23-25. Wednesday mitments for next year. She Auger, Karen Bishop, Jennie Andover; Vice President. of Tewksbury and Cynthia this past week. the final selections will be made. must also be willing to abide by Carole Palmquist of Andover; McCracken and Marge Newton In a flurry of activity just Bradway, Ellen Deholf, Karen The finals will be preceded by the regulations established by before the skating season ended, Emery, Jennifer Fales, Secretary, Susan Farkas of ot Andover. two registration and practice Austin Prep. Christine Felago, Heidi Wilmington and Treasurer. the club's skaters entered sessions Monday May 23 at 3:30 All members of the 1982-83 Rosemane Armstrong of The club wishes to thank all several competitions and others Gronquist, Jennifer Patterson, p.m. and Tuesday May 24 at 3 cheerleading squad who will be Wilmington. The remaining who have supported it this year, tested for and passed the Jennifer Perkinson, Tracy p.m. All sessions will be held on returning to Austin Prep next board members are Jill An- as amateur figure skating various USFSA Badge levels of Rizza, Heather Sullivan, Jor- the Father Seymour Field at year are asked to attend the drews of Reading; James continues to thrive in this area. proficiency. A new board of dana Willner. Austin Prep in Reading. practice sessions. governors was also elected at Badge 4: Judith Colantuono, the club's annual meeting. Christine Felago, Kristin Fiore, Wilmington Men's Softball League Four girls entered the USFSA Leigh Anne Grant. Jacqueline American Division Tennis from page 12 competition held in Fall River a Gray. Valerie Gould, David National Division W 1. and none to the Lawrence squad. Lawrence. 6-0. 6-0. Lawrence's several weeks ago. The com- Hartka, Jennifer Macdonald, Doyle's Hardware 4-u Sons of Italy 2-0 First doubles players second doubles team forfeited to Leah Mazzoni, Jennifer Pat- Jim Miceh Club 4-0 petition was sponsored by the Sportsworld 3-1 Christine Stegner and Mary Kristeu Rhodes and Liz Busch. terson, Jocelyn Perkinson, No. Wilmington Shell 2-2 New England Inter-Club Wilmington Ford 2-1 Jennings beat Greater Other team members competing Kellie Sullivan, Jordana Bill Bobs 2-2 Council. The four girls, Mari and D&DGull 2-2 Lawrence. 6-1, 6-1, and in junior varsity matches in- Yuko Fukuda, and Leanne Willner, Shanna Willner. Analog Devices 1-2 Dunkirk Express 2-2 Lawrence. 6-7. 6-1. 6-2. clude Sue Hamilton and Andrea Babine of Tewksbury alongw Badge 5: Ann Marie Casey, Dynamics Research ii I Converse Rubber 1-3 Tewksbury's second doubles Colarusso. with Allison Newton of Andover Britt Cronin, Sharon Dalio. Jack Daniels (i 3 Pepsi Cola 0.1 team ol Michelle Laskey and Christine Donovan, Jacqueline all placed high in their Elaine Hill deleated Greater respective categories, but club Lulz, Cara ScaTesse, .Kara RF.AI. KSTATK HHOKKH NOTARY I't 111 l( officials are most proud of Mari Slavin, Joseph Zalewiski. Fukuda, who finished second to Badge 6: Michelle Arcari, Joy win a silver medal in her Costanza, Christine Dunn, Amy Preliminary I category. Elfman, Kim Fransen, Kristin The club also held its' Annual MacCutcheon, Sharon Rooney. TEN TOWNS Twelfth Badge Recital. This Badge 7: Shelley Camarota, PAUL K. BUTT recital highlights the skaters Dana Campaniello, Amy Carey, WILMINGTON. MASS Kristin MacCutcheon, Gina who have completed all 12 steps iMX-.'iTKi in the badge program. The Martiniello, Michelle Vetrano. The Best Buy in Classified performers this year were Lori Badge 8: Amanda Farkas. 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This (Continued from Page 11 bedrooms were added, board of with surprise to learn that there health regulations would apply people start out in town." she was already provision in the than conducting business. year it would be two PRD units, building reuse. Mr. Smith said that on many said. zoning bylaw for the renting of The motion for .Article 2 was he said. He asked if the plans Dan Gillis. recently elected to pre-1965 houses, i to which the Hep Miceli said that he rooms to not more than three made by Anthony Gentile, who were to increase the number of the Wilmington Housing new conversion subsection speaks to a lot ol people in the persons. He said he wanted to then turned the discussion over families in Wilmington. Authority, made a motion to add applies — Ed. i the septic course ol each day, and that no eliminate it completely. to Mr. Hurley for a description "And will we be encouraging 'and handicapped" after systems are tailing. He said that seniors he had talked to had Mr. Sanborn then asked for a of the proposed by-law section. builders to build in areas where "housing for the elderly" in the the board ol health had no asked about converting their count of the quorum. Moderator The proposal under Article 2 it is not presently feasible. " he subsection lor community provisions lor conversions. homes into apartments, but Caira instructed the police of- was to amend the new zoning by- asked. housing Mr Hurley said that Title V were rather interested in ficers to notify people in the law passed on Monday evening. "Absolutely not," replied Mr. Rep. Jim Miceh spoke against provisions would apply Mr. housing for the elderly. Like the foyer and rest rooms to take Mr. Hurley went through the Hurley. "We've really tied il the subsection on dwelling Smith did not agree planner said - it's a source of seats in the auditorium. Mr. PRD proposal, stating that it very tight. No land can be conversions; calling it a step in Carl Backnian asked if the income, said Rep. Miceli. i don't Sanborn commented that this would maximize retention of developed unless a developer the wrong direction. He said that dwelling conversion subsection think you should treat this one so was a strange way to run a significant open spaces and comes back to town meeting lor a lot ol the houses are on non- was for in-law apartments. lightly." meeting. i allow construction of small a two-thirds vote." subdivision streets, with no Anthony Gentile, chairman of Fincoin member Dennis Volpe "If you don't like the way I run energy - efficient units. He Fred Arsenault wanted to provision lor parking the Bylaw Study Committee, asked about the 1965 restriction. a meeting," said Mr. Caira, emphasized that the proposal know it this proposal was for Domenic Tutela also spoke said that it was not just lor ui- He said that he was looking lor "you'll have an opportunity to was for Planned Residential low-rent housing. Mr. Hurley- against the dwelling conversion law apartments The present some fairness. "It 1 were to address that in April." Development Districts. The replied that there was no subsection, as well as the sub- bylaw already allowed for m- want to provide lor my in-laws, The quorum was 220 voters, word district was important, he provision for subsidized section on municipal building lawapartments, but the input he how would I do it in my 1969 and the meeting continued. said, a new zoning district. housing. reuse had relieved said that 2400 home'" Henry Sullivan offered a Before any development would Robin Theodos. noting that 50 Wilson Bel bin said that in the square feel in the. home was too Mr Volpe ollered an amend- motion to delete a subsection be build, the developer would percent ol the land would be dwelling conversion subsection, high "This is lor people who ment lo delete the 1965 date from providing for scientific have to come belore town kept as open space, asked what not mans homes would qualify. want to convert 750 square leet the dwelling conversion sub- development. He withdrew his meeting and receive a two- the open space would be used Mrs '.McNeill called tlie to either provide extra income section, motion after Mr. Hurley said thirds vote. lor. subsection on community or a place for young persons to Domenic Tutela submitted that it had been included to The proposal differed from a Mr. Hurley referred her lo a housing facilities "the biggest live. two motions, one to delete, the comply with a state law. similar proposal made in 1981. subsection in the proposed by- travesty accomplished by this Why the restriction on houses dwelling conversion subsection, Mr. Sanborn's motion was he said, in that the current law, spelling out allowed uses board She objected to its built before 1965, Mr Backman the other to delete the municipal deteated. Section 4 passed. 143 to proposal eliminates all exactly. deleting the age requirement. asked building reuse subsection. 10. reference to apartments. The David Nokes ol Harold People have a right to per- Mr. Gentile replied thai the Thomas Houssel asked if Bill Hooper offered a planning proposal provided only for Avenue said lhat the FBI) manancy in their zoning commit lee had been concerned deleting Ihe dwelling conversion board amendment to the lot single family detached or at- zoning would increase density in bylaws." she said She said thai not to destroy the concept ol subsection would leave the town widthsubseciton of Section 5. tached dwellings. R60 zoning, where the the present law had been upheld newer subdivisions with no dwelling conversion The change simplified the Richard Grinder of Middlesex developments were most likely in town meeting lour times in Town Clerk Priscilla Lynch bylaw at all. language ol the subsection, Avenue said that he had been the to be proposed. recent years She ollered an said' that this (area Moderator Caira said no. without changing the meaning. abuttor to proposed PRD condos The article passed. 127 to 40. amendment to delete the new- requirement! had been changed "This is section by section," he Both Ihe motion and the section subsection on community at her request Many ol the older said. "Otherwise it is an exer- passed on unanimous votes. housing, replacing it with the old homes weren't quite big enough cise in futility." He said that he Section 6 passed with one section for the 2400 square fool rule was ruling (hat the old law amendment, which was ollered Wilmington senior topics Arthur Smith ol the Water and Converting toa small apartment would remainin place. "If it is by Selectman Bob Cain. His Sewer Commissioners asked il would give a homeowner the challenged, so be it." amendment deleted "ribbons Cheese and butter Drop-in Center Tuesday. May 31 there were any provisions for wherewithal to remain in their On this point. Attorney Joseph and streamers" Irom a sub- On Monday, May 23. Irom 10 to distribute MBTA senior Ihe septic system on dwelling own homes, she said. Courtney said later that a section on prohibited signs. a.m. lo 6 p.m., lederal surplus discount cards To quality for a conversion. "It's time we did something to motion to delete would delete, In section 7, which covers cheese and butter will be card, you must be 65 years of and there would be no reverting administration and en- distributed to qualilied age or older and prool ol age to the old law. "You might be forcement, Barbara Sullivan Wilmington residents through must be given. A driver's license SIRLOIN startled at what the attorney ottered some amendments. One the volunteer services ol the will qualify as prool. Disabled t249 general does with it." he said. would have required a record of members ol the Wilmington persons under the age ol 65 will LB The voters rejected all proceedings to be kept by the Council on Aging. qualify if they have a letter Irom STRIP 3 amendments to Section 3 except board of appeals, the other, a To receive the surplus com- their doctor stating thai they are Consists of strip steaks (club sirloin) The average weighl of this seclion i: for that ol Mr Gillis. adding modities prool of qualification permanently disabled and what fiom 10 lo 14 lb This is Ihe sleak lhat is served in Ihe belter restauranls notice of each decison to be provision for handicapped mailed to abuttors. Mr. Cain will have to be presented. the disability is. persons to the community said he believed each ot these to Qualifying programs are - Cards will be distributed from housing subsection. be covered by state law. Town Medicaid, S.S.I. Food Stamps, 9:30 to 2:30 p.m. A 50 cenl BONELESS Mr. Gillis said that it that Counsel Alan Altman's ruling A.F.D.C., luela ssistance or a charge will be required f provison were not included, the continued this. welfare recipient. Persons 60 Senior mass CHUCK town would not gel any money Mrs.-Sullivan withdrew that years of age or older will receive A senior citizen mass is held Consists ol chuck roasts, chuck sleak. cube sleak. stew beef, bladen sleak for additional housing. He said motion, but ottered another, to their cheese and butter at the the I list Friday ol each month in and about halt hamburg This section has no bone and is one of the most that he had explored the sub- set conditions for approval ot a Drop-in Center. All others will the recreation hall at Deming economical sections It is great lor summer barbecues ject, and had received a stack ol special permit. Alter a voice receive theirs in the recreation Way. at 11 a.m. All seniors ace books "I am presenting this as vote on her amendment was hall at the Deming Way Housing invited something ol which 1 am cer- questioned, a standing vote was oil Burlington Avenue. Ma) social tain." he said. taken The amdnement lost, 33 Distribution will be held on The Council on Aging May SIRLOIN Section 3 passed, 161 to 20. to 80. The voters then passed May 23 only social will he held Wednesday. t Accessory use regulations section 7 unammouxly. Hearing aid specialist May 25. The buses will leave for RUMP n were the subject ol Section 4. As the discussion on Article 2 The hearing aid specialist will the Cog Dor at 11:15 a.m. Consists of New York Sirloin and Short Cut Rump steaks and a very small John Sanborn made a motion was just beginning, John San- be at Ihe Drop-in Center Anyone who cannot make it - amount of hamburg This section makes all good steaks, but has more lo delete a subsection lor renting vorn called the quorum. The Tuesday, May 24 Irom 10 a.m. to even that morning is requested waste than other sections which are boneless The average weight is about rooms and boarding. The meeting adjourned at 11:35 p.m. noon. Hearing and hearing aids to call the Center so the bus will 18 to 20 lbs moderator asked if Mr. Sanborn until Tuesday evening. will be checked. not be held up waiting lor intended to delete the subsection Tuesday session MBTA discount cards someone who is on the list entirely, or have it revert to the Attendance was sparse at the With the assistance ol Rep. Nurse Thursday FACE Jim Miceli. the Council has been The town nurse will be al the successlul in getting a Center Thursday to administer League of Women Voters to representative Irom the Mass. diabetes and high blood \RUMP Bay Transit Authority to visit pressure tests. Consists of face rump sleak (lip steak| and face rump and tip roast This address national security the Wilmington Senior citizen section only weighs about 14 to 16 pounds If you haven t bought a meat section before this is a good way to get started because of the small weighl Are you contused by all the evaluating national security Wilmington seniors' menu and variety of cuts you get out of it terms that you read and hear policies and their impact on our daily about national security? If domestic programs and our Week of May 23 megiana. spaghetti, bread and so, don't despair' The League of relationship with other nations. Monday: Chicken croquettes, butter, jello with topping and Women Voters of Wilmington is It has a three fold scope - to whipped potato, applesauce, milk. BOTTOM ROUND beginning a.study of national define the nature of national cornbread and butter, cookies Thursday: Meatloat. whipped t security on Wednesday. May 18 security and its relationship to and milk. potato, carrot nuggets, bread SECTION at 8 p.m at the home of a military spending; to assess,the Tuesday: Salisbury steak, and butter, dessert and milk. Consists of Eye Roast. Back Rump Roast, bottom round roasts andn about 5 member, 406 Chestnut St., impact of US nulitalry spending whipped potato, buttered green Friday: Fish dinner, llully to 6 pounds of hamburg This section is usually cut as all roasts but may Wilmington. on the nation's economy and our beans, bread and bulter, toll rice, buttered vegetable, wheat also be used as Swiss steak, shaved steak, cube steak, small brociolles of Ttfie study deals with ability to meet social and en- house squares and milk or white bread and butter, ice Wednesday: Chicken par- slew C OMMONWK.Al.Tll OK MASSACHl'SFTTS vironmental needs, to deter- cream and milk. LAND COURT mine atlects of US military- Minuteman Home Care menu Reg. MM policy on our relationships with To the Commonwealth ol Massachusetts. To Week of May 23 Tuesday : Baked ham, TOP ROUND Ibr Town ol Wilmington. ,, municipal corpora other nations. Served al Burlington Senior pineapple sauce, sweet potatoes, lion, located in the County ol Middlesex, and said Leagues across the nation wiJl t Commonwealth. Francis (' Brennick. ol Milton, Citizens Friendship Center, 45 mixed vegetables, lite rye in Ihe County ol Norfolk, and said Com study this complex issue, come Center St.. Burlington wehre bread, applesauce. SECTION 2* monwealth. Honton Kdison Companv. having an to consensus, and then take usual place ol business in Boston, in the County nutrition aide is Kay Wednesday: Swedish meat- Consists of top first cut top round steak, top round steak, top round roast action based on the consensus. and a small amount of hamburg. This is one of the leaner sections with ol Sullolk. and said Commonwealth Isabelle P. Cavanaugh Call 272-9552 for balls, rice, zucchini and Page, also known as Isabella P Page, now' or The League of Women Voters is lormerly ol Brookhne. in the County ol Norlolk. reservations. tomatoes, Vienna bread, peanut some of the leanest steaks and roasts There is less than 10 percent waste a non-partisan organization in this section. and said Commonwealth. Walter J (alley ami North Woburn - Wilmington at butter cookie. William Winn Jr.. both residence unknown, or open to citizens 18 and over. It is North Congregational Church, Thursday: Roast turkey. their heirs, devisees and legal representatives an organization dedicated to and to all whom It ma> cum cm 896 Main St., Woburn where site stuffing, gravy, cranberry helping people become informed TOP BUTT Whereas, a petition has been presented lo said manager is Marilyn Georgis. sauce, trench green beans, t Court by Charles T Splnaiola. Trustee ol voters. For further information t'larenrr Splnaiola Trust, ol Woburn, in the Call 933-8643 lor reservations. parsley potatoes, dinner roll, about the League, please con- (BONELESS SHELL SIRLOIN) 2*2 County ol Middlesex, and said Commonwealth, Reservations must be made fresh fruit. to iitister and confirm his litle in Ihe following tact Membership Chairperson Consists of Short Cul Rump Steak and New York Sirloin Steak This by 11 a.m.. the day belore Friday: Chilled juice, mild descnlied land Nancy Hale at 658-4294. section has some ol the belter eating steak and has very little waste A certain parcel ol land wilh Ihe buildings planned participation. beef chili, grated cheddar thereon, situate in said Wilmington, bounded and cheese, tossed salad, dressing, described as lollows Menus subject to change Northeasterly by Old MainSlreel. Ion 06leet without notice. Transportation corn bread, strawberry whip. LONDON BROIL Southeasterly. Southerly and Southeasterly by Police is available, especially for land now or lormerly ol the Town of Wilmington. TOWN OK WILMINGTON t 24 V. leet. 81 88 leet 517 18 leel and -119 58 feet handicapped people. Southwesterly by land now or lormerly of news Monday: Brunswick stew with SECTION Francis Merrill Sr . Francis Merrill. Jr and n lieorge B Merrill Trustees ol Merrill Family vegetables, spinach, biscuit, May be cut as all London Broil steaks and a little stew or hamburg or may be cul as all roasts or a combination ot roasts and steaks Trust. 893 64 feel, and Page 8 chilled fruit. Northerly by land now or formerly of Boston Kdison Company. 1569 07 leel The petitioner claims as appurtenant to the TOWN OK WILMINGTON above described land rights or easements as COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACIIl'SKITS PL'BI.IC SCHOOLS SMOKED follows Right of way marked ' A" runs lo and TIIK TRIAL COURT from locus to land ol Clarence Splnaiola marked THE PRIIBATK AND FAMILY INVITATION TO BID -i 4i acres, more or less, and right ol way mark COURT DEPARTMENT The School Committee of the Town SHOULDER ed.' B runs to and from locus to land of said NOTICE OF of Wilmington hereby invites the 79 Clarence Spinazola and Old Main Street PHOBATE OF WILL submission of sealed bids for supply The above described land is shown on a plan WITHOUT SURETIES ing Student Accident Insurance PELI BRAND numbered 40825A tiled with said petition and all MIDDLESEX Division Docket N„ boundary lines are claimed to be located on the Estate ol Eleanor \l Towle aka Eleanor Put Coverage services for the public ground as shown on said plan mn Towle late ol Wilmington in the Count) ol INVITATION TO BID — Sealed bids for the purchase and schools of the Town Bids will be l B If vou desire lo make any objection or defense Middlesex received until 10:00 A.M. on the 1st FRANKS 99 to said petition you or your attorney must file a NOTRE installation of Mailing Equipment day of June. 1983. at the office of the written appearance and an answer under oath. A petition has been presented in Ihe above and service for the Town Hall, Town PISTACHIO selling lorth clearly and specifically your objec captioned matter praying thai a certain instru of Wilmington, will be received al Superintendent of Schools, 159 lions or defense to each part ol said petition, in men! purporting to be Ihe last will of said deccas Church Street, Wilmington, t£99 Ihe office of Ihe Recorder of said Court in Boston 'ed may be proved and allowed and lhat Simon the office of the Town Manager, Massachusetts. 01887, al which lime NUTS LB ■ at Ihe Court House >. or in the office of the Assis Culler of Boston in the County ol Sulfnlk be ap Town Hall. Wilmington, lant Recorder of said Court at Ihe Registry ol , pointed executor thereof, without giving surety Massachusetts 01887, until 11:00 • and place all bids will be publicly Deeds at Lowell in the County ol Middlesex on his bond opened a.m. on Thursday. June 2. 1983. PEANUTS where a copy of the plan filed with said petition is II you desire lo object to the allowance ol said Specifications, instruction to bid- 79 deposited, on or belore the thirtieth day ol May petition, you or your attorney must file a written where and when they will be publicly next appearance in said Court at Cambridge on or ders, and bid forms may be obtained opened and read. at the same office The School Com- I'nless an appearance is so tiled by or lor you. belore 10 00 in ihe lorenoon on June 10. 1983 In Mark each envelope: "Bid on MILLER vour default will be recorded, the said petition addition you must file a written statement ol ob Mailing Equipment - to be opened at mittee reserves the right To reject will he taken as confessed and you will be lorever lections to ihe petition, giving the specific any or all bids if it be in the public in Case of 24 12 oz Loose cans t$99 barred from contesting said petition or any grounds therefore, within -30i days alter Ihe 11:00 am on Thursday. June 2, decree entered thereon return day lor such other time as the court, on terest to do so. r LITE 1983" Robert Peterson, Chairman Witness. WILLIAM I RANDALL. Esquire. motion with notice to the petitioner, may allow i The Town of Wilmington reserves Chiel Justice ol said Court, this twenty eighth in accordance with Probate Rule 2A School Committee day ol April in Ihe year nineteen hundred and WITNESS SHEILA E McGOVEHN Esquire. the right to reject any and all bids TOWN OF WILMINGTON eighty three First Justice ol said Court al Cambridge. Ihe wholly or in part, and to accept any t LI A S Middlesex Ave (Rt 62) Atlesl with Seal of said Court sixth day of May in the year ol our Lord one thou bid or part thereof deemed to be in County of Middlesex North Wi,n,in ,on 'Seal' MARGARETD CRONIN. sand nine hundred and eighty-three. 159 Church Street. PaulJ Cavanaugh. the best interest of the Town. COUNTRY STORE 9 Center M« II. H Deputy Recorder Reginalds Stapczynski, Wilmington. MA 01887 Nicholson & IJSS 19 Mu/zey Slreet. P O Box Register of By: Francis J Antonelli 433 l.exington. MA U2I73 MIS probate Ml8,25 Town Manager M18 Business Manager ■ - ■ .— ++++^^^M^^ -•-'-•->■*■• ■-* - - - Supplement to Drtily Times &C.hf on if le (Wij*>urn. Reading. Winchester. Burllrxjlon. WaketiHd). Lynnlleld Villager. No Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewksbury- TownCrler. Stoneham independent WEDNESDAY, MAY 18.1983-PAGE Si Boston The Beacon Hill of Bulfinch : A district of unusual style and grace One of severaI"groups whose members to- day show off Beacon Hill to visitors is Boston By Ellen Steesc by Foot, a nonprofit all-volunteer organiza- Travel editor of tion founded sevfn years ago Tours are avail- The Christian Science Monitor able on weekends and some weekdays, May Boston through October, and two guides accompany OSTON at the turn of the Utth century each group There is no need to make reserva- halfway between the RevolUtlonarj tions in advance, though tickets may be pur- and Civil Wars, was not a city over- chased from Bostix. the ticket booth at B burdened with civic modesty Often Ouincy Market referred to by residents with such phrases as My docent. Candy Ahearn. and I began our "the Christian Sparta" and the "Athens of tour under the statue of Kobert Gould Shaw, America." its citizens were characterized by on the corner of Boston Common opposite the family pride, some wealth, and much public State House Kobert Gould Shaw was a Bea- spirit con Hill resident who led the first regiment of The feeling of the time was elegantly ex- Free Blacks to enlist during the Civil War: he pressed in bricks and mortar by local archi- died with many of his men in the Battle for tect Charles Bulfinch. in a style named Fed- Fort Wagner in Charleston. His Saint- eral after the fledgling republic Bulfinch was Gaudens monument, in bronze, is "famous a wealthy man who had traveled in Kurope around the world lor its feeling of motion,' but had no formal training as an architect said Ms Ahearn This was not a disadvantage at the time as As we admired the gold dome of the State there were no architects in Boston nor even House, gleaming on a rare sunny spring day. any books on the subject Bulfinch based his. Ms Ahearn discussed the lounding of Boston style on the Georgian and found his tastes and" in 163(1. when Boston was huddled very close- talents in demand The result was the devel- to the waterfront Colonists didn I travel opment of a district of unusual charm and much beyond the Old State House area, which grace. Beacon Hill they called the North F.nd It wasn't until the end of the 17th century that they even consid- Nearly two centuries later Beacon Hill is a ered moving farther in ." grid of picturesque and charming streets that However, from the very beginning there run down the Hill from Bulfinch's most visible was one settler on Beacon Hill, the Rev Wil- monument, which crowns it the State liam Blackstone (or Blaxtoni. a Cambridge ByPeicfMain iid" i»ioiu(|iHiiiier House A number of other Bulfinch works University scholar who lived by a spring of Henry James decribed West Cedar St. as •intimate' houses all - are still to be found there clear water with a large library of books, said l , K ! Over 150.000 Readers B. Pelpr Main slat* nnouxji i: I *■' Cobblestoned Acorn St.; observe the Federal-style building at the foot 'There have been books on She pointed down to the foot of Hancock Street to the first Harrison (Jray Otis House, the slope of Beacon Hill now the Society for the Preservation of New when the wolves still England Antiquities, which is open to the pub- Supplement lic Otis, mayor of Boston I1K29-3H. was the howled on the summit.' first politician to Invite his supporters to inau- gural balls, said Ms Ahearn He owned three Bulflnch-desittned houses in the Beacon Hill Serum/ /O Communities - Published Weekly Ms Ahearn Blackstone inspired Van Wyck area in rapid succession "He movM around Brooks in his In ink The Flowering ol New to wherever the best neighborhood was " England"(1815-18651 to observe that There The great world events of the day exerted have been books on the slope ol Beacon Hill a distinct influence on the architecture of when the wolves still howled on the summit Beacon Hill The six Mount Vernon Propri- dan ferullo When the State House (completed 179NI ROVING etors had intended to build freestanding was built, said Ms Ahearn. it was the only houses, but the Jefferson Embargo of 1KH7 a favorable exchange rate on our (humorous and memorable) KM TALK: During a recent trip building in this area Cows ol course, grazed result of the Napoleonic War and a cause ol currency may have added up to occurences. One that sticks out in to that glorious city to the north, on the roughly 50-acre Common, which is still the War of 1HI2. ruined trade lor people in my mind took place in an ex- the same size though the cows are long gone Montreal, my travelling com- an extra luhch on the town or Boston Speculators moved in and filled in the panion and I made these ob- another souvenir for dear mom, clusive men's shop on Sherbrooke The State House, she pointed out, is a beauti- spaces in between the free-standing houses ful example of federal architecture, with its servations: but much of the time it created Street. My friend had just decided They ended up with row houses then they The twenty-five percent (annoying and timewastingi on a terrific-looking shirt from arched windows, use ot wrought iron ibrought started building rowhouses." said Ms Paris. The price tag said fifty over as ballast on ships) columns and pilas- Ahearn dollars We were on the tail end of ters, and emphasis on the second floor, where We passed by No 56 Mount \ ernon. re- our short vacation, and running all the most important rooms are stricted to one story because Mrs llcp/ihah out of Canadian money, so my After admiring the pine cone on the gold Swan, another Mount Vernon Proprietor friend asked the sales clerk, a dome, dating from the lime that Maine, didn't want to affect her neighbor's view whose symbol it is. was part of Massachu- rather dapperly dressed fellow "They were all very fond ot each other " with short hair and a full setts, we cut through the Slate House to view an obelisk placed in a parking lot in memory As'we stood in front of No OS, the last mustache (I think all frenchmen of the original ship's inast-and-huckel-of-tar freestanding house on the hill and the second CHECK OUT THE PRICE. in Montreal dress dapperly and that gave Beacon Hill its name home of the restless Harrison (iray Otis, a they all seem to have short hair cheerful bearded man passed by and said. and full mustachesi, if they ex- Shortly after the State House was built. "That's the house they used in (the Steve changed American money. Ms Ahearn continued as we strolled down McQueen movie l The Thomas Crown Af- "No problem," the salesman Mount Vernon St it became plain to a group fair indicated, with a smile and a of six prominent Bostonians. who called Actually. Beacon Hill combines history, brisk wave. themselves the Mount Vernon Proprietors, mystery (all those hidden gardens), snobbery He took the shirt from my that the land around it would he profitable for (Still), and literary associations with a consis- $2399 friend, double-checking to make Speculation They thought that people like tent charm that nonetheless spans three dis- Toshiba BD-4501 sure it was the correct size, and themselves would like freestanding houses in BOSTON Page S-4 desktop plain paper led us over to a busy sales counter a rural selling, she said by the front door. The salesman copier handed the shirt to an older and Edge to Edge copying even more impeccably dressed •Dual Cassettes gentleman, and informed us with another smile that he would •Sheet by-Pass handle the money exchange. 1 •VIP (Visual Image Kriendly chap. We thanked him * A projection) and waited our turn. •ACE (Automatic That was when the "who's on Controlled exposure first" - like routine started. The •Copies up to 1 l"x!7" older gent spotted the American money in my friend's hand. We both got the feeling from his \S in Business Equipment Depot, Inc. sudden balking thai he didn't care too much for Americans who used today's 400 West Cummings Park, Suite 6650 Woburn American currency. It wasn't the money so much, because they issue usually made out in the long run. It was figuring out the exchange that bothered them, and it was no See Page different for this fellow. 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Catherine Bernadette, nelle, on May 3. Grand- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boggle Challenge Elizabeth Goddard, on on May 5. Grand- parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bozzaof Townsend. How many words can you make? May 4. Grandparents: parents: Mr. and Mrs. George F. Enos Jr. of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anthony Carreiro of Medford and Mr. and MR. AND MRS. Saugus. In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and Dunphy of Florida and Mrs. Laird Ji Walsh Sr STEPHEN PINEAU write them down. To make a word, use letters, in Mrs. Dorothy Hough- of Medford. > (Houle) of 13 Jones sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner Each letter in ton of Pennsylvania. t Ave., Woburn, a dau- the grid may be used only once in a word Any word found in a standard English dictionary Is acceptable MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. ghter, Cara, on May 4 •PLAY AGAINST MR AND MRS STEVEN J. BARRY CHARLES GOURL1S Grandparents: Mr. THE"BOGGLE (Jane McCarthy) of 65 BRAIN": Find his Ok BRIAN D MURPHY (Kathy Vincent) of 6 and Mrs. Joseph Mishawum Rd.. list below. See if (Diane Sacco) of 259 Inman St., South Law- Pineau of Woburn and rence, a daughter, Woburn. a son, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur you can beat him Newbury St. Peabody. By How' •OR PLAY □ nHG Paul on May 8. Grand- a daughter. Jennifer Amy Lynn, on May 7. Houle of Lynn. its DIFFERENT AGAINST A parents: Mrs. James FRIEND. Compare Ann. on May 3. Grand- Grandparents: Mr. PANIEL BOONE PP.. \ and Mrs. Richard T. McCarthy of Bur- MR. AND MRS SORRY" YOU HAVE ) lists and cross off parents: Mr. and Mrs words in common Barry Sr. of Wil- lington. GEORGE L. DURANT THE WR0N6 NUMBER. / Edward M Sacco of III (Susan Rolli) of 9 Then score: Burlington and Mr. mington, Mrs. Helen 3-4 letters: 1 point Vincent of Florida, and MR. AND MRS. Rumford St., Win- ^4M 5 letters: 2 points and Mrs David P. DENNIS BOZZA (Sha- chester a son. Matthew Murphy of Burlington. Mr. David Vincent of 6 letters: 3 points New York. ron Kreconus) of 1028 Christopher, on May 4. 7 letters: 5 points Main St., Woburn. a Grandparents: Mr. 8 or more: 11 points and Mrs. Anthony Rolli of Winchester «U.»IS»M ui»l«»M l«»M lu»M eieei ie»l pnis »8IS swsis "'"IS s»iq»IS eiquis q»is loos 1"U l"d «l«»d TMd «»d !l»d 'ltd lu»i '.m d»i and Mr. and Mrs qtl sitg iag n»g cite i»g i-|pg »,eg Biy ceiy aiv »iqv NIVM8 310008 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED George L. Duranl Jr. B>W-' "»w^» »t^**rt-*H.oO* ' ""*— ft"4r«" ' dllfntl ...... «98D P«*»B-*—^ Ourtw-"fcMil B««i. M*fI'M l-**,*!*.*!. .— .'V "• l«-H' of Winchester. »n"- PI—I'rqnf—' i^*n l»v * «1 •*»»s, »«»• S.'.l. f 77T" MR. AND MRS. i dilloreico8 in the second picture. Can ya JOHN R. MCLAU IT JUST SO HAPPENED GHLIN (Rosemary Iwl MECH.CONT.INC. ^"".a^L Mace) of 27 Highland St., Woburn, a dau- PAVlD LLOYD PLUMBING, HEATING ghter, Lisa Anne, on FUN BUG by V?ANOS^\ May 3. Grandparents: U/ffS TH£Ofi/L/ & GASFITTING Mrs. John R. McLau- SPELL THE WORDS IN THE BOXES BELOW BRITISH PRlMB MINISTER ghlin of Winchester U/H06£ NQTlV£ LAN6UA66 • NEW—REMODELING—SERVICE WORK USING THE PICTURES AS CLUES tl/as M07 BN6USU. MS and Mrs. Walter L. f/RTIV£ LM6M66MAS U/£L$U • ENERGY EFFICIENT HEATING SYSTEMS Mace of Arlington. • DRAINS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED MR. AND MKS. WILLIAM F MUR- MASTER LIC. io% TELEPHONE PHY JR. of 18 N0.9607 CASH 664-4882 Crescent St., Wil- CRAIGSTEDMAN mington a son. William DISCOUNT Francis III, on May 5. Grandparents: Mr. ■ UNSCRAMBLE THESE LETTERS TO FIND OUT SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN RIDE IN i0UR BOW CONmifJS ,J 6H0U6H SU60R TO , HUGE SELECTIONS & SAVINGS FOR OUTDOOR SUMMER FUN! □ □□□□ FILL ft JAM JAR/ 7&W ICQLECO) 15 FT. X 48 INCH PARKWOOD POOL PACKAGE Features Gardkote vinyl protected lop rails and verticals galvanized steel bottom rails and winterized vinyl liner. Winchester Hospital births Pages3 and Mrs L, Randolph MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS COIEEOI MM 96 Jennings of Wil- DANIEL F. MCCAR 397 mington and Mr. and JAMES V. MCFALL THOMAS A. DIPIE- rOWTRlDfif III (Janet Gillis) of 41 TRO (Grace Lovasco) THY (Martha Chase I HlTfR Mrs. William F. Wisconsin Ave., of 75 Jerome St.. Med- INCLUDES Murphy of Wilming- of 55 Dell Ave., Mel- 4 FT STEEL Somerville, a son, rose, a daughter, ford, a daughter, Kath- LAOOER* ". ton. Brendan John, on May leen Marie, on April 30 68" H P ELEMENT Nicole, on May 9. MR. AND MRS. 8. Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mrs Designed for pools PIITFR JAMES W. CRUWYS Grandparents: Mr. with a 4.000 gallon and Mrs. John F. Gillis and Mrs. Joseph C. Ann M. McCarthy ol capacity. (Barbara Fiore) of 28 Jr. of Burlington and W i nchester. M r. Main St., Woburn, a DiPietro of Arlington Mr. and Mrs. James V and Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. McCarthy daughter, Caren Eliz- McFall Jr. of Norwich, of Medford and Mrs. abeth, on May 5. Joseph F. Lovasco of [COLECO] Connecticut. Boston. Eleanor D. Chase of U FT. X M INCH Grandparents: Mr. Stoneham. and Mrs. Richard and POOIPACKACE 149 Features heavy gauge Rose Fiore of Win- — SPECIAL — steel walls & vinyl liner chester and Mr. and INTRODUCTORY OFFER Includes filter, chlorine Mrs. William W. dispenser & 3 ft. ladder Cruwys of Winchester. $7. 50 DISCOUNT MR. AND MRS. coiEco) I FT. X 24 INCH Now being offered to all new clients through June LjL SO POUNP TABUTS OR PHILIP COSS (Eliz- 15th. For a one hour professional European facial. HR TURTLE '" GRANULAR DRY CHLORINE abeth Sampson I of 28 FILL N SWIM P001 Richardson St., Win- A service consisting ol an mdepth skin consultation •fit 47" 9EF0RI and analysis RE8AK 97 i'&b£8£r&.&& Sturdy, rustproof vinyl chester, a daughter. i 74 A steaming mist to allow the gentle removal of all sidewalls with no sharp Get a S5.00 Valu-Chek by Katelyn Elizabeth, on blackheads, whileheads. and blemishes, leaving the edges & colorlul graphics. mail from the Manufacturer. . May 6. Grandparents: skin thoroughly cleansed No assembly required. -DETAILS *r sroiie— Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A facial massage stimulating all 28 face/neck Coss of Winchester and muscles Collagen and placenta for softening dry (lltlltlHm) Mr. and Mrs. David W. skin and facial lines TURTLE SANDBOX Sampson of Danvers. A mask fcr toning and relaxation WITH COVER MR. AND MRS. THIS IS THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE YOUR COMPLEXION IN THE HARRY J. MCCAUL HEALTHY STATE IT SHOULD BE IN - CLEAR CLEAN FRESH" w\ (Rose McDonoughi of -ASERVICE FOR MEN AND WOMEN- 91 Sylvester Ave., Win- 43" x 47" Durable S lightweight poly- chester, a son, Luke, Facial Reg $23 00 NOW 15.50 ethylene box & cover. on May 2. Grand- WITH THIS ADONLY James Olivadotl COLfCD parents: Mrs. Bridget 844 Main St..Winchester Licensed Estheticlan Hedstrom MondaTi McDonough of Win- SCRUPLES 729 6702,9873 5 Yrs. Experience GALVANIZED INDOOR/OUTDOOR chester. wcr t£JW nCNKTWU TOP BAR: 8'6" long. 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Slonehim inctepwdenl WEDNESDAY, MAY 18. 1983 PAGE S 3 Births continued from Page S-2 Free leaflet Estate Auction Several changes in Winchester Hospital May is high blood Social securil y Saturday May-21 10 a.m., Wilmington, benefits have been Ma., contents of this old family farm made by a new law w/addltlons. From Rte. 93 take Con- MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS designed to strengthen cord *St. exit towards Wilmington & JULIO A. AGUIAR JAMES FOWLER THOMAS VADALA pressure month the Social Security i Maria Gomes I of 8 (Jean McCarthy) of 34 JR. (Suzanne M. system. Dover (' follow arrows, Inspection from 9 a.m. Scot I St.. Woburn, a Gordon St., Somer- Freda I of 21 Ashland Crawford. Social under tent If necessary, some chairs, son, Steven David, on ville, a daughter, St., Medford, a son. High blood pressure, or extremely high rate of non- Security district caterer, bathroom facilities. May 2. Grandparents: Joanna Mary, on May Thomas III, on May 1 hypertension, afflicts more than compliance with prescribed manager in Maiden Mr and Mrs Fernan- 6. Grandparents: Mr. IK) million Americans, yet only an Grandparents: Mr. treatment among nigh blood said recently American Antiques including 18th do Gomes of Woburn and Mrs. Murray C. estimated 5 million properly treat ane Mrs. Richard H pressure patients. There are few The new law is in and Mr. and Mrs Man- Fowler of Tewksbury and control the condition. A guide century Hepplewhite & Sheraton Freda of Medford and symptoms, and patients too often tended to provide uel deAguiar of Ma- and Mr. and Mrs. John to medicines uj»ed to teach high furniture, primitives & country fur Mr. and Mrs. Thomas dismiss the need for treatment or financial stability to deira Island, Portugal. J. McCarthy of Stone blood pressure' written in lay nishinqs, lot of old oak, Victorian & Vadala of Medford. soon discontinue taking the system both in the ham. language has been published by Empire furniture; some 20th century MR. AND MRS. medication prescribed." Johnson near future and into MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. the United States Pharmacopeia said. \ pcs.; wicker & more; 4 old iron stoves THOMAS S. HUNT (LISP) in cooperation with the the. next century. 1 CHESTER R. DAVIS KEVIN JAMES GRAY •The first step towarfi...in- inc. 2 Igs. kitchen ranges; lots of Maureen Walsh) of 49 National High Blood Pressure Crawford said (Deborah Strong) of (Joyce Lally) of 57 volving the patient in his or her smalls inc. primitives; woodenware; East Meadow Lane, Education Program A free leaflet en- Lowell, a son, Stephen Wakefield, a daughter. Mountain St., Woburn. treatment is to gain an un collectibles, china glass; 2 Victor a son, Kevin James About Your High Blood derstanding of high blood titled, "Social Security Bradford, on April 29. Lindsay Ann, on April talking machines; contents of barn, Jr., on May 2. Grand- Pressure Medicines offers drug pressure and why it must be Strengthened." which Grandparents: Mr. 13. Grandparents: Mr. describes these and attic & cellar, Old Town canoe as is; and Mrs. Charles L. parents: Mr. and Mrs monographs for the most treated and controlled," he said and Mrs. Thomas L frequently prescribed medicines other changes made in glass bottom boat. Over 500 group lots Hunt of Reading and Strong of Wakefield Patrick J. Lally Jr of "The next step is for the patient to Woburn and Mr. and for hypertension, including better understand the the Social Security Mr. and Mrs. William and Mr. and Mrs. system, can be ob- Chester R. Davis of Mrs. Richard Gray of Thiazide Diuretics. Hydralazine, medication, why it has been P. Walsh of St. Cloud. Methyldopa and others. Each tained from any Social Carl W. Stinson, Inc. Florida Wakefield. Billerica. prescribed, what side effects can monograph details the brand and be expected, precautions to l>e Security office The MR AM) MRS Auctioneers-Appraisers generic names, the proper use of considered, and, why the Maiden office is 1. A W R E N C K MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. AN- THONY J! CAKA the medicine, precautions to medicine must be taken exactly located at 2(HI Pleasant PRISOLI (Kathr-yn CHARLES L. GEIER 944-6488 - 6490 .... CCIOLO JR (Maureen consider, possible side effects and as prescribed." About Your High Street The telephone Church) of 36 Holly- (Janice McGrath) of Gilmartin) of 19 Rich drug interactions The book is Blood Pressure Medicine is number is 227-2400 wood Rd.. Winchester. 41 Forrester Rd.. St., Everett, a son, An- indexed by brand and generic a daughter. Klizabeth Wakefield, a daughter. thony Joseph III. on names for easy reference. An designed to answer those l.enn, on May 1. Christine Mary, on May I. Grandparents: update provides information on questions for the patient and to Distinctive Men's Clothing (irandparents: Mrs May 9. Grandparents: Mrs. Stella Geier of Mr. Anthony Caracoi- recently released high blood serve as a handy reference. at Factory Prices Donald Church of pressure medicines. Townsend. formerly of olo Sr. of Everett and About Your High Blood i■' ' i '. ^ i>l ihe r.,Tv,ldv rjlum . Grand I,edge. Mich- Preface materials include a Wakefield, and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pressure Medicines is the product English Wool Blend igan and Mr. and Mrs. general introduction to the use of and- Mrs.' Francis C. Gilmartin of of the USP Dl System, an ex- Leonard Frisoli of high blood pressure medicines, Vested Suits McGrath of Wakefield. Stoneham. tensive, professional drug-use Watertown. and information on the im- information program. The in- 95 MR. AND MRS portance of patient participation formation in the handbook is Retail '240 MATTHKW PAUL Melrose Wakefield in treatment. It also discusses abstracted from USP DI. a $159 GLOVER (Ellen MR. AND MRS RO- MR. AND MRS common misconceptions about complete drug-use information Foleyi of 40 Cleveland 45% Wool Hopsack Wool Tropical BERT L. OKERHOLM STEPHEN CRAIC. high blood pressure. A reference volume published by St. Mel rose, a son. Blazers Slacks (Johanna S. Gattozzi) WEBSTER (Cheryl "medication calendar" is USP for health professionals Matthew Paul Jr., on provided in the appendix as an of 179 Pearl St.. Ann Christoper) of USP is the organization that sets $7995 $3495 April 29. Grand- Reading, a daughter, easy-to-use chart for recording the official, legally-enforceable parents: Mr. and Mrs 1235 Lawrence St.. Pamela Ann. on April daily medication doses. A wallet standards for drug quality, Retail »120°° Retail »550(J Edmund F. Foley of Lowell, a daughter, 29. Grandparents: Mr. Lisa Marie, on April diary is also provided for the purity, strength, packaging and Woburn and Mr. and patient to list his or her The Image You Project... Says More Than The Price You Pay' and Mrs. John Gattozzi 29. Grandparents: Mr. labeling in the United States. The Mrs. Gregory Glover Sr. ofv€ataumet and physician's name, appointment USP, a non-profit organization of of Woburn. and Mrs. Joseph Chris- Mrs. John Okerholm of topher of Reading and dates and prescribed medicines. health professionals, published Ostuni Eactory Outlet Maiden. Keith Johnson, Director of this consumer guide with the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest 2^ Cambridge St. Rte. 3 Research and Development of the cooperation of the high blood msnnsnsTdnxixnc 1TC Durb of Wilmington. LISP Drug Information Division. pressure program of the National Burlington Opposite The Cafe Escadnlle MR. 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Deven* Officert Wives Club •CROSS FROM BURIINCTON COMMONS .0-= FREE Parking Catered AND RUGS ITS WORTH 272-7600 In* Tl Gel To From Anywhcr* A YANKEE DOODLE DRUMMER SHOW From Rle 121 Mil tin #41 MC GIAHT 10C*TK)« North 1 mi* on trtt ngnl THE TRIP! (617) 535-4810 <"'> 229-6480 ENTER AT EITHER i BEOfORO ST OR 13* CAMMIOGE ST Credit Terms Arranged This Ad will admit TWO at $2.00 EACH. [RTE 3»l WRLMCTON mssm 272-7600 KMK MM Fn It Sal * ( ^^ mmm mmmmmmm MjfjpaniMnt mi,"", i HINT) *wi"txHue <«vuuu"i. netfuirtg. «vi.unmet, ouninqton. Wdhelteld). Lvnnhpid AGE S 4 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1983 Villager. No Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewhsbury Town Crier, Stonenam Independent ROVING From page S- / have it worked out after a minute give you one dollar and twenty- travelled around mostly by taxi, returns, something Bostonians a night on the town. In Boston a think about using more public or so, my friend decided to jump five cents for your dollar, not one which in itself was an experience. have a difficult time ex- hawkers life wouldn't be worth transportation. It's just too bad in to help dollar and twenty cents.'' Having come from Boston, and periencing. the price of one of his newspapers we Bostonians couldn't be treated "The shirt is fifty in your I nudged my friend on the elbow being used to those clunky black Some folks in Montreal enjoy if he attempted to sell them in the to the same kind of classy Metro money," he told the older fellow, and whispered, "Hey, give him and yellow contraptions that living dangerously, though. Such middle of the Southeast Ex- system and superior cabs that the whom we suspected was the the forty dollars, take the shirt always seem to be rigged to rip as the newspaper hawkers. They pressway. Canadians enjoy. Well, that's manager or owner of the and let's go." I was waiting for everybody off, it was a joy to go hit the streets as soon as the ink Back on the local scene, there's Boston for you. Another point on fashionable boutique. "Your him to say something like. "But if from place to place in clean, dries. When I say "hit the more KM talk: Speaking of public this issue: what about the poor window says you give a twenty- who's on first, what's on second," comfortable cabs, with courteous, streets," I mean hit the streets. safety, now that the registry of slobs who get tickets because of five percent exchange, so that but thank goodness he didn't, helpful drivers, at very The hawkers think nothing of motor vehicles won't renew one's faulty meters? Their licenses will means" 1 could see my friend otherwise we'd still be in Mon- reasonable rates. It takes a while, standing in the middle of a busy driver's license until deliquent also not be renewed, even though doing the figuring in his head — treal trying to convince that store though, to get used to not boulevard during the wee hours to parking fines in Boston are paid it's the city's fault for not "thai that's thirty-seven fifty in manager that he was wrong. speaking to the driver through sell their papers to passing up. it might not be a bad idea to repairing the meters. our money." Arithmetic apparently isn't one of one of those little windows bet- motorists on their way home from "No-no-no-no," the manager their strongest points, we ween the front and back seats. lisagreed. shaking his head and decided, and we bid the fellow a Safety was another major Happing his hands in the air. "We fond adieu, my friend's new shirt benefit to our trip to Montreal. BOStOn From Page S / State House steps Tours are $4 lor adults. »L' lor children li ^ive you one dollar and twenty- in hand, of course. One can walk along Ste. tinct architectural stylos Look lor the arched cntrancewa) you can't make the tour, buy a cop) ol Mr MiTntvre's hook he is one ol the teachers ot the docents. and Ins book is lull n| five cents for every one dollar of Getting around Montreal is a Catherine Street, which is a lot with fanlights (or the Federal style tlWKi to 201. said Ms historical perceptions and amusing anecdotes For instance your money The shirt costs fifty heck of a lot easier than moving like, say, Washington Street in Ahearn The postand-lintcl doorwaj (characterized by verti- Edgar Allan Poe (' Boston burn though not bred." observes dollars, so you give me forty through Boston. One parks his Boston, only cleaner, at four cal supports and horizontal heams. as opposed to archest Mr Mclntyre I referred lo his native I'll) .is Frogpondiuin dollars of your money." car, and from there, there is one o'clock in the morning < in Mon- indicates Greek Revival (IH30* lo mldeenturyl. while Victo- after a local landmark and presumably, (he nature "I ihr I glanced al my friend of the best public transportation treal nightlife goes on till the wee rian architecture, in general, is heavier and eclectic Marl) social tile there curiously, as we tried to figure out systems in the world to transport older buildings here boast bowfronts and ateliers infills hours, so it's not unusual to find Boston by Fool also has tours ol Cople) Square and tin how the manager had come up one to each and every point of through 90S), which are Victorian additions This was always the streets crowded at that hour) North End. and special tours for children For more inform., with forty dollars. "But forty interest in the city, a city with and feel totally assured nobody is a fashionable area, and its residents always had the latest ot everything, she said tion, call (HIT' :!(i?-2:(45 dollars means you're giving me a which, I admit, this columnist has going to jump out from an We took a quick stroll around l,ouisbtiry Square, iplanned The Historic Neighborhoods Foundation also has tours m twenty percent exchange, not had a long-standing affaire alleyway and shove a knife up to around 1H20 and an excellent example tit Greek lte\ ivall tak- the North l- ■ and Beacon Hill, but its great extravaganza twenty-five." he pointed out. d'amour. one's throat. One can also rest ing an especially hard look at No. in. where Louisa May Al- this year l> Duckling's Day." held Ma) IS in honor nl "No-no-no-no," the manager During this recent journey, assured that his automobile is cott lived for the last three years of her hie The buildings "Make Way (or Ducklings." b> Robert McCloskev Then repeated 'I already told you, we however, my friend and I more likely to be there when he here were built h\ speculators and not all at once, and yet will be a parade, and the author will be on hand Boston Com they have subtle consistent') of style mon. between I and 5 The foundation also otters a regulai "Chestnut Street has the reputation of being the most Make Way lor Ducklings Tour for children aged r> and ti| beautiful." said Ms Ahearn. as we wound our way toward it (May 7 to June 25. Saturdays at II. July H lo Aug 27. also Julia Ward Howe lived at No. 13 when she wrote "The Battle Fridays at II). Meet at the Information kiosk at theComnn n The classic vacation. Tours are $4 for adults, children. $3 50 Says spokesman Nina Hymn of the Republic" (though she did not write it herei Her house, with IS and 17. were designed, exquisitely, by Meyer. "We get three- and four-year-olds who know ever) Greece and a Mediterranean Bulfinch. They belonged to the thoughtful Mrs Swan men- word of the book."(Call |617| 426-1898 to verify lours, which tioned earlier, and her daughters are not guaranteed, and send a check and a stamped sell $ addressed envelope in advance to 92 South Street. Bosttit, excluding Mr Swan was not a Mount 'Vermin Proprietor being a cruise. 15 days for 8 4 9 airfare 021111 Of cour.se. the energetic first time visitor to Boston should I VVA OS fAV Edgar Allan Poe ('Boston born though consider exploring at least a part of the walk it-yourseli not bred') referred to his native city as Freedom Trail, which takes in 16 historic sights including EUROPE the site ol the Boston Massacre. Paul Reveres house I the Frogpondiurn, after a local landmark oldest house in Boston |lfi"ti| and one of the lew wooden one* and," presumably, the nature of the remaining), and the USS Constitution Maps are available foi Tile sights and sounds of Greek Islands. Egypt. Israel, and t\ at the information kiosk on the ('ommofl limes >)MIH' by come alive on Turkey. social life there. If you are interested in antiques, wander up Charles I WA's two week Getaway" The birthplace of civiliza Street, which has more antiques shops than any other streel Vacation. "Mediterranean tion will live forever in your privateer, he was seldom at home At one point in his career. in Boston Pause to admire the Charles Street Meeting Explorer." memories All from just Mr Swan offered to give wealthy Parisians, in danger during House, built by Baptists when the Charles ran along Charles V ^ MM MMM mmmm—mm PP 0 Chr0n e WOburn R " '-^| No"Hp!,',3f "! i - ««""9. «inch«W. Burl,n,lon.W.k,.,,ld>. Lvnnl.el V.lltger. No Reading Transcr.p, w.lm.noton & lewksbur, Town Crtar" Sloneham lnd™nc*n, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1983 PAGE S-5 Women in Western The meeting is Political Thought from sponsored by (he Brandels University, Support Group for Dep a r t m e n t of TMJ Dysfunctions & Politics, will be the Dental Handicaps. ROSE guest speaker at the Inc., a non-profit Parade of Events next NOW meeting in educational l-exington. Dr. Okin organization dedicated will speak on ••Women to the prevention, and Citizenship: diagnosis and cure ol PLANTS Overcoming the jaw joint and related IN CONCERT May 21st, 8 P.M. to be awarded including The production will Midnight. Immerse trophies, plaques, t- be staged and con- Legacy of the Past" disorders. The Kick and Ron Shaw, The meeting will be organization conducts yourself in the wild shirts, sweatshirts, duct e d b y Sarah Pack of 10 Hybrids known professionally held at The Pollen abandon of the walking stereos, Caldwell with sets by educational meetings a s "The Shaw Community Church, for professional and Flapper Age with the calculator, and more! Brothers," will be "In Herbert Senn and 755 Mass. Ave. at 8:00 likes of Clara Bow, Sign up now at the Helen Pond, costumes lay people and Concert" at the p.m. Parking is provides a supportive Kudy Vallee, Al rink. Call 777-033:1 for by Kay Differ! and Stoneham High School available directly environment for C a pone, Sophie more information Timothy Miles; and ;il 8 p.m. on Friday. across the street from people to meet and Tucker. Fannie Brice, lighting by Graham $ May 20. They have the church There will share experiences and .Charlie Chaplin and OPERA COMPANY Walne In addition to been performing be a $3 donation, free information. others. Music by The Opera Company Miss Verrett, the cast together as a duo for Forsyth is located Putt in' on the Ritz. of Boston, under the will include KosoMarie refreshments. For '.he pasl ten years. further information across from the Boston Prior to that lime. $12.50 per person (tax Artistic Direction of Kreni. Donald Cramm 10.00 call 862-9217 deductible) Call 283- Sarah Caldwell, will and Joseph Kvans Museum of Fine Arts they were members of on The Fenway and 7 a.m. to4p.m. 7 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. 767:* for reservations. present Bellini's Tickets, priced from TMJ DYSFUNC- such successful TIONS courtesy parking is musical acts as The "Norma" starring Sii to $:!7. are on sale [Monday through Friday Saturday and Sunday' RACQUETBALL AND Shirley Verrett in the now at the Opera A meeting for poi- available in the lot Brandywine Singers. sons with jaw joint and adjoining Forsyth The Hillside Singers WALLEYBALL title role at the Opera House. 539 Washington PARTY House on Thursday, Street. Boston. Tickets related disorders will who recorded the be held on Sunday. MINUTEMAN HOME JOHNSON BROTHERS smash hit "I'd like to Boston Ski & Sports May 19 at 8 p.m.; are also available by Club and Brookline Sunday, May 22 at :t May 22. at 2 p.m. in CARE leach the World to calling 426-2786. MHCG: Volunteers Racquetball Club will p.m.; Thursday. May Forsyth Dental Cen- ■iing". also known as ORGANIZATION FOR ter. 140 The Fenway. bring the warmth of GREENHOUSES ihe ('oca Cola Song) host a racquetball and 26/at 8 p.m.; and Sunday. May 29 at :t WOMEN Boston. The meeting is human companionship 72 Wyman Street Woburn, MA 01801 and the I'ozo Seco walleyball party at the Susan Moller Okin Brookline Racquetball p.m. open to the public free Singers. Ph.D. and author of of charge. Cont- Page S-6 Accompanying Club located at themselves on a Cypress St and Rt. 9, variety of instruments, Brookline, on Friday, OPEN WEEKNIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. The Shaw Brothers May 20 from 7 p.m. til ■ 664-4631 EXCEPTIONAL 11 p.m Free court serve up a rare blend 944-3538 CONTRACT DIVISION time, racquetball ■ ill traditional and IN-STOCK VALUES round robins and ■ 688-5500 „ " contemporary music FOR OWNERS OF: interspersed with continuous walleyball humor, poems and games, free beer and ■ OlfKIS ■ CONOOS snacks. Admission is RISTAURANIS stories. They have that MOltlS ■ MOTHS unique ability to in- $5 members, $8 non- ■ APA»I«|NI BUILDINGS volve themselves members. ■ GUIS! HOUSES totally in what they do. ■ COMMHUAl PDOPIirns and to project the SKATE—A—THON ■ MosPiTAistaiNics 38 Main Street Rout* 28 involvement to iheir Sundav. May 22, tfoZayrei No. Reading. Matt. .iiidiences The result Roller World 8 Hour is a delightful evening Skate-a-thon to benefit nf pure entertainment. the Muscular s ponsor of t h e Dystrophy concert is the Association. 12:00 SoldTl carpet mills SI o n e h a m It o t a r y Noon to 8:00 P.M. at Club. Tickets are Roller World Skating available at the door Center. Route 1 South, PREMIUM QUALITY for $5. Saugus. (irand prize to lop fundraiser is a HAMMOND CASTLE color TV or Deluxe MUSEUM Roller Skates; second Speakeasy Party at prize is a stereo Hammond Castle cassette recorder Museum in (Boom Box) plus Gloucester, Saturday, many other prizes will Laschi Brothers COMPLETELY INSTALLED Specials! Marigolds & Pansies j^ WALL-TO-WALL 1 . 1" A Flat Various Colors & Varieties )J Just Arrived! 50 lb Bag Lime I ' Pine Bark Mulch 2.99 Bag 95* ' I '14 Y.I - 11 gh ' ,ik mm Content Hanqinq Flowering Baskets ' Geraniums & Annuals ON SALE I Laschi Brothers Garden Center 156 Main St.. Rt. 28 Reading 1 (oBoHRi 128 i in 944-4118 OHI.N7DAYS Xi:^3mM LOW, TIGHT PILE SAXONY PLUSH YOUR CHOICE OF 5 SOLID COLORS! EXTRA-LONG-WEAR 'S'Oi's and tustom work MULTI-LEVEL LOOP is v■ fia YOUR CHOICE OF 8 MULTI-TONES I Keep cool with 60 SALE $666 80 SALE888 CARPET & PADDING & INSTALLATION CARPET H PADDING Er INSTALLATION © TEXTURED LOOP Enough to cover the average sized 12*20 living room Enough lo cover the average sued I 2,24 Living Room CANVAS YOUR CHOICE OF 10 MULTI-COLOR TWEEDS! l2*12DimngRoom 12 «9 Bedroom and 12*4 Hallway I 2K IS Dining Room 12.10 Bedroom ond 12x4 • Patios • Shades Hallway • Ooorhoods* Blinds • Carports • Verticals 66% OFF Sun Shading STOCK . SIZE TEXTURE COLOR COMP. STOCK ■ SIZE TEXTURE COLOR COMP SALE STOCK ■ SIZE TEXTURE COLOR COMP. SALE 1717 12.03 9 PIUSM DOVE $ 80 9053 12.12 5 PLUSH CLOVE $285 $147 1642 12.09.0 SAXONY DESERT S180 $ 87 elegance 1036 12.05.4 PLUSH MELON SI 00 9878 12.14.7 LOOP BEIGE $355 $157 1477 12.09.0 COMMER FLAX $180 $ 87 1462 12.06 2 CUT LOOP MOCHA $100 9804 12.14.3 CUTLOOP CHPNE $342 $167 1452 12.10.0 CUT LOOP GREEN $200 $ 97 Since 1888 1262 12.05 6 CUT LOOP GOLD {120 8573 12.16.3 PLUSH BROWN $383 $177 1685 11,110 SAXONY GOLD $200 $ 97 IS63 12.06.3 CUTLOOP BLUE $140 9896 12.15 9 CUTLOOP GOLD $383 $187 081 1 12.11.0 SAXONY TEA $200 $ 97 1456 12.01 2 PLUSH B-TAN $160 8984 10.19.9 CUT LOOP BR-BGE $385 $197 1538 12.11.0 SAXONY TAN $220 $107 Atlantic Awning 1605 12.07.4 PLUSH BLUE $160 8873 12.19.0 SAX PLUSH CAMEL $430 $207 1623 12.11.2 SAXONY DOVE $240 $117 1539 12.08 7 CUTLOOP GLOW $160 9835 12.I4S SAX PLUSH CAMEL $418 $207 8859 12,08 8 CUTLOOP MAHOG $192 $ 17 0876 12,08 9 SAXONY LAUREL $160 8489 12.18.1 SAX PLUSH BEIGE $435 $217 8801 12.09.0 LOOP GINGER $216 t 97 & Shade Co. 1393 12,08 0 SAXONY BFIGE $160 8840 12.16.4 SAX PLUSH BROWN $440 $227 9823 12.09.0 PLUSH ROSE $235 $107 NEW IDEAS IN 0972 12,08 8 SAXONY TEA $160 8977 12.19.9 SAX PLUSH BROWN $473 $237 91 II 12.10.6 PLUSH SADDLE $218 $107 27QFranli|inSt 0102 12.10 3 COMMER BROWN «287 9882A 12.154 SAX PLUSH WILLOW $497 $247 9826 12.09.0 CUT LOOP CHPNE $252 $117 1723 12.09.3 SAXONY THISTLE $180 9923 12.20.3 SAX PLUSH BROWN $504 $247 9279 11.12.6 CUTLOOP MAHOG $255 $117 1706 12,08 6 SAXONY STEEL $180 5766 12.18 6 SAX PLUSH SAGE $505 $247 907 7 B 12.10.0 PLUSH SILVER $252 $127 CANVAS *•"•-• *-• 1595 12.09.3 CUT LOOP RUST $180 9925 12.11.7 SAX PLUSH TOBAC $554 $277 8862 12.10.9 PLUSH DKBRN $257 $127 1606 11.09.6 SAXONY BTRSCH $180 9063 12.21.0 CUTLOOP BROWN $616 $297 9988 12.130 PLUSH BROWN $276 tl37 AWNINGS 665-4040 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED' It oftvr you lake you' f»n you don i hke ih« (olor th# t**tu'e or it il » lh« wiong m« l gladi, ' \ wmmm ^W< mmmmmmmmm m Supplement lo Daily Times & Chronicle (Wotourn. Reading, Winchester. Burlinqlon. Wahetleld). Lynntield PAGE S 6 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 Villager. No Heading Transcript Wilmington & lewksbury Town Crier. Sloneham Independent Parade of events 'Trendy" brown rice: a new American tradition from Page S-5 STROKK CLUB family members and &A-1 FISH Massachusetts health" as IN for the the outer hull and a I158:M64:{> on Thur- friends. The Clubs are America is saying lo lonely, housebound sday. May 26: and Easter Seal Society's designed to offer "yes" to nutrition, '80s and '90s Ac- small amount of brar pjMayj older persons Those in Minute man Area fitness and health cording Jo Nancy C, removed. Because the Museum Musicum: support and to share bran layer is | left :j Wilmington Rt. 38 657-8080 the Visiting or Home Expert V i e w s 0 n Stroke Club will hold experiences and in- Friends, neighbors, co- stutzman, Extension Delivered Meals its monthly meeting at Home Economist, virtually intact, brown OPEN: T.W, Th, Sat. 10-6 p.m. Historical Musical formation with others. workers and the media Middlesex County rice contains more Friday 10-7 Programs are eligible 111 s t r u m cnls, on 7:30 P.M., Thursday, For more in- are telling us so And Extension Service, protein, calcium, Effective Memorial Day Weekend for mileage reim- Friday, May 2~ May lit at the formation on Easter over 90 percent of the fitness and health are potassium, OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 p.m. bursement. Programs Unitarian Universalisl Seal Stroke Clubs food authorities phosphorus, niacin and also include Elder Also at the .Museum C h u r c h , 6 :t 0 contact the Greater recently surveyed playing an important vitamin K than white Service Corps Com- will be a workshop on Massachusetts Boston Easter Seal listed "calorie role in food rice. It also is a natural panions (stipend harpsichord Avenue, Arlington office at 482-3370. «, awareness, fitness and preparation as LOBSTERS evidenced by the in- source of iron and ' paid), assisting al decoration by The club is run in provides fiber which :. Any ^ Nutrition Siles. Sheridan Hermann, on cooperation with creased use of fresh we now know is im- Lb. supervising Saturday. .May 28, and Choate-Symmes Safe guard your pet fruits and vegetables, fish and poultry; portant for good i recreational projects, a master class on the Health Services, Inc Spring weather is tilizers, weed killers FRESH lentils and dried health. clerical assistance and fortepiano and its of Arlington. here once again, and insecticides, all of beans; and whole Brown rice is easily escort. literature, to !>e given This month's bringing an op- which can IK- harmful Halibut Steaks grain cereals High digested, a benefit for For further in- on Sunday. May 29, by program will include portunity for pets and to small animals. If LARGE calorie cooking both youngsters and formation, call MHCC: Malcolm Bilson. planning future ac- people to get more your dog or cat is methods also are being oldsters. The nutrients 862-6200 or 263-8720, The Musical In- tivities for the club and fresh air and outdoor suffering from more Sole Fillets replaced by lighter it contains are well ask for Mrs. Howe struments Collection also to re-establish old exercise. For pets who digestive upsets lately, met hods such as metabolized by the FRESH will have extended friendships between are allowed to wander consider the possibility steaming, poaching body. And brown rice EARLY MUSIC hours on Wednesday. members and nurture indiscriminately, that one of these has a nut-like flavor Steamer Clams Lb FESTIVAL Thursday, arifl Friday, new ones. Members however, gardening gardening agents may- and grilling Brown rice is one of and slightly chewy- The Museum will May 25-27, from 10 will discuss how the season can present a be the culprit Dogs, or the "whole grain texture which white join the Boston early a.m. 5p.m. club can best meet variety of health course, should never Jumbo Shrimp Lb. cereals'' which rice lacks. Music Festival this For ticket in their personal needs hazards. be allowed to wander All Seafood ft Lobster Can Be ! year in sponsoring currently is e x - Although we do not formation and a free for support, education To achieve fresh unleashed on a neigh periencing a rapid rise look to brown rice to Packed for Air ft Car Travel £ three symposia: Jean- brochure describing and socialization green lawns and b o r' s property in popularity. No provide protein in the 'Near (unction of Rtes 62S38) Philippe Rameau other Festival events, Easter Seal Stroke bright, blooming Because of the lack of (1683-17641 on Wed- longer is brown rice diet, brown rice often call the Boston Early Clubs are open to flower beds, you and leash laws for cats, nesday, May 25; anyone who has had a eaten almost ex- is combined with other Music Festival 262- your neighbors are many pet owners do Girolamo Frescobaldi stroke as well as their clusively by health foods to create a 1740 probably using fer- make a habit of letting food devotees. Today, complete protein dish. their feline friends out more and more For example, dried to prowl on a regular Americans from all beans frequently are basis. During gar age groups are combined with rice to dening season, it choosing brown rice, produce hearty, makes sense to protect not just because it's nutritious main dishes Howlands your cat by keeping it nutritious, hut because For ideas on cooking confined to a safe area it tastes good. with brown rice, in your own backyard. What Is Brown Rice? contact Nancy C. l/Uiqhhf and taking extra Brown rice is not as Stutzman, at the precautions around r mysterious as some County Extension your own house and consumers might office, 105 Everett St., grounds. think Brown rice is Concord, Ma 01742 or Read the labels on the whole, unpolished telephone 369-4845 or your insecticide and grain of rice with only H<>2-2:W0. Starts weed killer containers very carefully, and tomorrow keep all animals in doors if your lawn, thru May 25! trees or shrubs have been sprayed recently Indoors, protect your A cat uses its whiskers to pet by checking your determine if, a space is too small to squeeze through mmSah home and garage to see that all in secticides. corrosive or acid cleaning agents and paint cans are closed tightly and Kris stored on high shelves so they are out of reach If you suspect *t hat your pet has injestrd a poisonous substance, Par Gat. call your veterinarian immediately, and, it 150Gal.Min. possible, be prepared 19.99 '25% to give the exact brand All Orders C.O.D. nam^flTiTie substance Misses' swallowed Depending J off on the agent involved, Burner Service selected PANT-HER your veterinarian may- famous ShortS ing selected be able to tell you to Available swimwear CATALINA administer emergency summer first aid by giving the BECKETT BURNERS . .• • ■ ■■■■■ selected sportswear animal an emetic or [OO BY l EN Installed MAIN rR| •>•.■ ' playwear Pants skirls soon antidote, but you : Inpi •'-might S .!■ iwrj knit lops should never try to I'll .,"..'• Lycra I . ■ ■•■ i otlon While treat a poisoned . 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Wilmington & Tewkibury TownCrMr. Stomham independent WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1983-PAGE S-7 New constitutions reflect a changing world HB^WHIBH BEEF: A NUTRIENT DENSE FOOD WASHINGTON - The con- to resolve the competing interests Looking to Precedent stitution of Yugoslavia guaran- of small and large states, rural documents. The courts would Israel operates under a set of overturn any legislation con- NUTRIENT PROFILE tees the •right" to family plan- and urban areas, pro- and anti- several "organic laws," New LEAN ROAST BEEF flicting with such laws. 100% ning. The constitution of Chile slavery forces. Zealand draws upon the protects the '' rights'' of an unborn "In many instances, the con- precedents of English law for child. stitution-making process is as guidance, and the three Islamic 50% — Egypt's document states that important as the constitution countries cite the Koran as their Essentially, every constitution the nation is an Islamic republic, itself," says Blaustein, who basic law. adopted since the Fundamental and that Islamic law is the source thinks writing a new one for El Great Britain, while lacking a Orders of Connecticut of 1639 - of all legislation. The second Salvador would help ease tensions single organic document, has a the first written charter — has sentence of Turkey's constitution there. "Everyone agrees that the long history, dating to the Magna embodied one powerful principle, ll declares that Turkey .is a secular answer must come in sitting down Carta, of major laws which even when it has not been nation. Saudi Arabia, which has together around a table and This chart illustrates the percent of daily nutrient needs practice and tradition have en- honored: that there are limits on provided by just 3 oz. of beef no written charter, says that the reconciling conflicting interests." shrined as "constitutional" government. Koran is its constitution. Of course, the simple existence Argentina's constitution says of a constitution may or may not the president must be Catholic. reflect what is really going on in a Norway's says the king must be a country. Robert A. Goldwin, Protestant. director of a 10-year study at the American Enterprise Institute for Direct From The Mill Public Policy Research, makes a U.S. Was First distinction between "honest" and The constitutions of the world differ greatly, as these few "dishonest" constitutions. "Honest" constitutions, in his examples suggest Their function view, "promise things that are has changelt greatly since the real, not facades." United States wrote the first Still, Goldwin agrees with national constitution in 1787, an Blaustein that constitutions J¥*J. act whose approaching bicen- should not simply be dismissed tennial is already being promoted just because they don't always by scholars. reflect reality. INCREDIBLE SAVINGS Now hardly a nation takes its place in the world without a constitution of its own. Not only A Serious Matter Anyway does the document enable a "No matter how hypocritical nation to structure its govern- the people at the top are," ment, but if reveals the nation's Goldwin says, "they don't waste values to the world and its own time in an effort that means people, an ideological manifesto nothing to them. There's always that one scholar likens to a birth something serious involved." Blaustein notes that Americans Hours Only certificate. But even older nations are in tend to focus on lists of rights, and the act, updating their basic law, to ignore the other aspects of a as in the case of China, which last constitution, those sections that SATURDAY year adopted its fourth con- detail the structure of a court stitution since the 1949 Com- system, for example, or that deal munist takeover. with relatively mundane issues. MAY 21st The result has been a deluge "In the U.S., you have a More than half of the world's 160 copyright and patient system set written constitutions have been up under the Constitution," he adopted since 1970, 51 in the last says. "If the U.S. went Hitlerite five years. Only 14 of those tomorrow, that wouldn't change. written before World War II You'd still need it." remain in effect, with Norway's Constitutions today spell out 1814 document coming closest in many provisions that earlier Rugs & Remnants age to the U.S. Constitution. documents ignored The U.S. Such a spurt results in part Constitution runs about 7,800 from the breakup of the great words; two Dutch scholars who colonial empires after World War made a computerized study of Blaustein's volumes say that is 5000 II. But, in addition, a revolution, a governmental crisis, or a change shorter than the average length of in the basic values of a society 15,900 words, and far shorter than can also result in a new con- Yugoslavia's 60,000-word con- stitution. stitution, India's (54,700 words), "When a Castro replaces a or Papua New Guinea's (54,000 I Present Batista in Cuba, that brings a words). change in what the society is This Coupon{ trying to do, and so a new con- One reason may be the kinds of stitution is needed," says Albert problems that are dealt with in Rugs 8 Remnants Only P. Blaustein, a law professor at modern constitutions. The 1949 o Rutgers University-Camden. Indian constitution abolished 50°/ "You saw this in Germany from untouchability Nigeria's 1979 trie Weimar Republic to Hitler document urges intermarriage [FANTASTIC SAVINGSI and then to the Federal Republic among tribal groups. The new after the war." Canadian compromise protects the language rights of Inuit and Help From Outside Eskimo peoples as well as those Blaustein is co-editor of of French-speaking citizens. "Constitutions of the World," a And when the Caribbean nation frequently updated 15-volume set of Antigua and Barbuda came regarded as the basic text by into existence in 1981. its con- scholars. He also is a frequent stitution carefully provided that consultant to nations engaged in the legislature should have representatives of the 25,000 the constitution-writing process, / having helped draft current or residents of Barbuda as well as of 00,000 v! pending charters in Bangladesh. the 70,000 Antiguans. Peru, Zimbabwe, and Liberia. 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NoticW 1-800-462-4066 MASTERCARD • VISA • PERSONAL CHECKS Honover :••■•• mmm PAGE S 8 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 Supplement lo Dally Times & Chronicle (Woburn. Reading. Winchester, Burlington Wekelield), LynnheM Villager. No Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier, Sloneham Independent Spoils of success change Silicon Valley • By Ron Scherer Business Correspondent ol The Christian Science Monitor Westfield. N.J., only five years ago Cupertino, Calif. One of the reasons real estate values have skyrocketed Is Imagine that you are just graduating from California In- because of the sharp increase in population and money The stitute of Technology with a degree in computer sciences. population has swelled from 290.000 in 1950 to 1 3 million to Twenty companies offer you a job Your wife wants to re- day. And. as Koger Mack, an economist at DeAnza College, main in California, so you accept a jot) at .Silicon Valley in- notes, the median income of the valley is the highest in the dustries, with a starting salary ol $35.ooo a year Where do nation at $31,000 a year "There are some communities." he you live1 says, in a film made for the California History Center & Not in Silicon Valley, where a four-bedroom, two-bath Foundation, "where the median income is $100,000 a year house on a quarter-acre of land .costs $250.(100 We have priced out new workers There are more PhDs In this little vignette, which is hap- per capita than anywhere else in the world and more ex California pening quite frequently, lies a tale pensive homes It is too costly to move in and too exciting to about the crescent of land stretching move out." business from Palo Alto to San Jose It is now so If an engineer wanted to move in. what would it cost? in transition expensive to live here that it is increas- Helen Pastorino. a Realtor with Century Medallion in Sara ingly difficult to attract "fresh faces" toga, pulls out her listings and skims through the pages to devise the computer games and soft "Here's a nice house in Saratoga on one-quarter acre ware programs of the future solar heating, two-car garage, a family room, and 2,250 Yes Silicon Valley, which has al- square feet of space for $250,000." On a monthly basis, she ways thrived on change, is itself chang- says, as she enters I he numbers into her calculator. "It would ing. Real estate prices are now in the cost about $2,500 per month, including taxes and insurance " stratosphere, pollution leaves a smudge She looks up and frowns "Middle-class people just don't of smog in the air. traffic at rush hour is know what to do. maybe they should rent " But. she adds, ■^™™"—"^"■" comparable to New York's I,ong Island with a smile: "There isn't anywhere else to live The climate Expressway, and workers are commuting over an hour to get is ideal, you are only 45 minutes from nature, and the work is 0 US Highway 101 through the Silicon Valley — home lot over a thousand high-tech companies UPiphoio' 'heir jobs. exciting " She tells a familiar tale Her town house, pur- All of these pressures are hitting the valley in its bread- chased in 1969 lor $63,000 I "Everyone said I was crazy to buy basket. "When companies go to site a new plant." says J it" l is now worth $120.(Kid Michael Murphy, an editor of the California Technology It's not just the high real estate prices that are jolting the Stock Letter, "they go to where people want to live Engi- valley Seonaid McArthur. director of the California History neers today can hold out for life style And they don't want to Center & Foundation here in Cupertino, says the "ambiance" //, live in Silicon Valley " of the valley has changed dramatically The valley is changing, agrees Thomas D. Hinkelman, ex- In 1957, when Fairchild Semiconductor literally the Meet the New Me." ecutive director of the Semiconductor Industry Association grandparent for over 25 other semiconductor companies "For the past five or srx years the valley has been reacting to opened its doors. Silicon Valley was known.as the "Valley of And Meet Nu System Cuisine. •1 lost 43 lbs. and haven t gained any the rapid development." he said in his office here "You no Heart's Delight" for the fine fruits grown in its orchards The next generation of calorie longer have a large unskilled labor force " So when corpora- Acres of apricot trees flourished on the valley floor Grape back In 6 months!" tions want to build a new plant, they go to Texas or I'tah, or to arbors dotted the hillsides In 1941. 52.(MM) workers picked and controlled foods. says Nancy Bres Ireland or Puerto Kico "I think the valley will remain the packed the crop Last year. 13.IKH) workers were employed by Martin. Tm just headquarters and research and-development center." Mr the packers and canners Losing up to a pouna a aay as mucn as delighted with Hinkelman says, "but manufacturing will take place "My projection is that we'll have a solid industrial park SO pounas in iO Oays the Nucn/Svstem the Nutrl/System Isewhere." program! from Oakland to Gilroy" in a decade, says James F Riley. wav nas never Deen easier There s no However, even some of the headquarters are moving else- senior vice-president of Dataquest. an information source on strenuous exercise or constantly counting where Reid Dennis, a general partner in the venture-capital high-technology companies. The park would stretch about 75 calories ana it s nunger free Because you eat firm of Institutional Venture Partners, located in Palo Alto, miles along the eastern part of San Francisco Bay and about clelicious Nutn System meals Enjoy spaghetti has noticed the change in his business finding and funding 35 miles south of San Jose ana mearoalis sweet ana sour pork pan new ventures His two most recent "deals" were located in From Dataqucst's new office building in San Jose, Mr cakes ana syrup even rich tasting aesserts Portland. Ore . and Boulder. Colo Riley can watch one-story industrial parks springing up . Ana now Nutn'Svstem mtroOuces a new in In the case of the Boulder deal, we were able to hire a nearby, where farmland used to be "This business is an ex temanonal selection of gourmet fooOs Nu very competent chief executive officer out of Silicon Valley ample of future shock." he tells a visitor System Cuisine Taste-tempting delicacies and move him to Boulder, where housing is 1(1 to 211 percent "What we're seeing is the end of a generation." says Mrs from the four corners of the woria French cheaper " McArthur The heirs of the valley's farmers sell the land to Oisnes gently simmerea m rich tasting wine And. Mr Dennis, who was a venture-capital investor in developers "The people who are moving in are so caught up sauces wona famous Creole cuisine from such companies as Collagen Corporation, a biotechnology in the latest designs and trying to keep on top The genteel- New Orleans South Sea ana Oriental company, and Seagate Technologies, which makes nessisgone." spec-iaities ana an of it tastes so aeucious Winchester disk drives says entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley Despite all these problems. Mr Riley says, the valley still that you a en/oy it even if it wasn t.helpmg are getting greedy "The fact is. he says, "deals elsewhere has its advantages "The valley has the foremost infrastruc- you lose up to a oouna a aay are more reasonable " ture." he says "There Is no other place in the world where you can take an idea and without any investment in equip ment get it developed, tested, and built in one location " H s. The manufacturing end of the business is not the only part Mr Lavey of ASK Computer says an entrepreneur in need of the business changing addresses Companies that design of capital can find it in Silicon Valley without a great deal of software, the instructions that tell the computers how to per trouble Venture capitalists prowl the corridors at seminars we//t>'U///rJ///f form, are also locating elsewhere y J meneitgfmrMfonm ^"s looking for bright men and women with ideas and business caw* controlled 'ooai ) "We've talked about moving some operations elsewhere," plans, lawyers have practically memorized the forms for says Tom Lavey. executive president and chief operating of- new public offerings accountants don't have to be trained to CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ficer of ASK Computer Systems Inc in l.os Altos, which de- count silicon chips velops software for manufacturing companies "Higher pay NO OBLIGATION CONSULTATION 1 Month Of FREE Food Moreover, there are excellent Universities nearby Stan differentials just don't make up for the real estate values " ford in Palo Alto, the University of Santa Clara, and San .lost- Mr Lavey should know, he moved to Silicon Vallev (mm State University." MALDEN READING 322-3850 944 8691 27 Dartmouth St 274 Main St. • warni* I "•'■■•..■.■.■• ■ . i, . j\n> i.p to Si^O •■ u , A,- Wl -, .... ' ' ' '■ - ■ ' ! ----1 - i■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " ' ■ ■ '• ■' ' .-•.■' B -'• . • lococca blasts interest rotes BOSTON ■ i -■ . i . • . • . A- / ■ DOWNTOWN 451-6880 (Rm 733) Chrysler chairman 1-ce A. Iacocca keep the price of imported fuel at $34 a 294 Washington St nutri system T!H" never minces words or pulls a punch. barrel by adjusting the tax up or down. If weight loss medical centers When he exclaims, "Consumer inter- the price drops to $22 a barrel, he'd tack est rates are a national scandal." your on a $12 tax. That way, he says, the price ears perk up aud you pay attention to at the pump would stay the same, and what he has to say. the federal government could reduce the It makes no sense to have inflation at national deficit. zero and consumer rates at 15 percent. Asked if there is still any arrogance Mr. Iacocca says, adding: "The differ- left in Detroit, he declares: ence between inflation and the real rate "Well, we were all arrogant. But after There's nothing like genuine of interest should be no more than 2 or 3 losing $12 billion in two years, you get points. Now they're'15 points over. So it'll humble. And if anybody isn't humble out take Volcker or Reagan to figure it out. there, he's crazy. He'd better get with it That's not my job." and serve his customers. Walpole cedar furniture. "If anybody is arrogant in Detroit, Then pausing for a while, he adds: "If he'll pay a price lor it. If we don't build we can get a consumer bank rate which the cars the public wants to buy, or Lakewood Swinu allows your kid to buy a house or a car at overprice them, or gives the customer • available with canopy 10 percent, it'll break this thing wide lousy service, he'll take a walk on you. and seal pads open." "We paid our dues: we lost our On gasoline. 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Dole Automotive editor of The Christian Science Monitor CATALOG OUTLET STORE Towne Plaza Shopping Center When U-e Iacocca strides into a room. 700 Boston Rd .Rt 3A. Billanca. Ma»» It's no small event The Chrysler chairman is in charge. Period! And so it was in Boston when, after hard-selling the local market analysts on Chrysler's new common-stock issue, Mr. Iacocca spent an hour and a half with a few Save 38% to 51%.. auto writers, providing some insights on the auto Industry and sharing a light lunch. The point is, Lee A Iacocca is Mr Auto, a spot that Henry Ford II. Mr Iacixca's one-time boss, filled before he gave up the Men's reins as Ford chairman. Few people out- side the auto industry might know the name of the General Motors chairman at the time, but who didn't know the name of Henry Ford? Versatile Coordinates His name is on the building Kighf Chrysler's new mini-van to roll off assembly line in October But now It's Iacocca who has succeeded That's because the blue-collar guy isn't in doing precisely what the former chair back in the market yet He's alraid of los- man of Ford Motor Company feared he ing his job " 44% off... might do at The sale of 2(1 million shares ol common Ford; simply. stock in late March gave the resurgent become a "big carmaker some $-1:12 million and helped it Classic Shirts name.' reduce its long-term debt Choose from 2 styles a dash of stripes or the And there "It's helping us win our way back finun- p z •// of plaid Of 60% premium cotlon plus is no doubt cially." Iacocca declares The banks now •10°-. easy-care polyester Chesi pocket, rem- that Lee become equity partners or stockholders, •; armholes Placket sleeves with button Iacocca is a and they start to root (or us " Even the cus- cuffs Long tuck-m (ails bi,:ion down collar "really I)IK tomers are beginning lo root New sports car for fall Stripe m oxford wf^ave plaid in broadcloth name in the "Those-guvs do things right.' the happy Your choice car business owner of anew Keliani K car declares ply turbos It won't be mergers, nut some ita'oo and even Mr Iacocca is particularly happj with kind of joint ventures, because you have to pi e 18 00 outside it the new hardware Chrysler has just intro- do that to survive in this business " _ He's head ol duced its downsize front-drive New Yorker Iacocca knows a thing or two about sur- 1M Iacocca . lhe commls In late summer it will unveil its new vival.at both Ford amjChrysler now sion to refurbish Ellis Island and the Statue 9.99 turbocharged sports car derivatives ol the The Chrysler chicltain sees maybe five of Liberty, for example K-platform, the 2 + 2 Dodge Charger and big survivors, plus some ol lhe smaller The fact that Chrysler Corporation ap- Plymouth Laser, followed by its minivan companies which play in Ibeir own small- pears on the mend is due in no small mea- "Then we follow with some European- si/e markets. "Japan Inc and General Mo- sure to Mr Iacocca. whose charisma and type 4-door sedans and a couple of knockout tors for sure," he says Those two I'm 39% off... doggedncss as well as his kiiow-the-indus turbo coupes.'' Iacocca says sure of The rest, the jury is still out txy-inside-out brilliance are beginning to He doesn't see anything special about As for the cooperation among the pay off. Chrysler Corporation came about building compact cars, sports vehicles, and carmakers banks, and government in Ja- Pleated Slacks as close to the abyss as it could without ac- even an executive-size car and limousine pan, he asserts: "We shouldn't get mad at Gabardine dress slacks for cool comfort tually falling inside off the K-car platform What s so new about them; we should try to imitate them and great fit m a blend of Dacron polyester Without his magnetic pull on the work than he asks through cooperation between manage- rayon Double-pleated front, belt-loop force, blue collar and white, his powers of "I've derived Lincolns o(L_ol Fords lor ment, latxir. and government, especially on persuasion on the I'S Congress and the waistband. 2 side pockets. 1 back years." he adds, "and GM s been doing it to projects where there really isn't that much Straight legs hemmed bottoms banks; not to mention his Mr Good Guy a fare-thee-well. All of a sudden it's fash- competition image on the TV tube, he might never have Web belt with bonded leather tat ionable We used to have V-te that went "You're going to have to learn to get to- and metal buckle pulled it off v from ion cubic inches to 4511 So il s no dif- gether or you get run over The Japanese Yet. Iacocca admits, for Chrysler Cor- ferent today except thai lhe new technology have been masters'at doing this So yes. ■ ; i' ' " ; poration to prosper from here on in. "'the is front-wheel drive with l-cylindcr we'll have to have a lot more cooperation • 28 00 economy has got to really turn around." engines without affecting competition " Chrysler is strongest in the middle ol the "We just take lhe derivatives up and Yet Iacocca takes a dim view of the co- market, although, the chairman reports. down the scale operative pact between GM and Toyota to "we're selling a lot of big cars these days" Now 16.99 "If you did il all unique you'd go bank- build a small Japanese-designed car in a and this bothers him The price of gaso- rupl The cars would go for $15,000 instead vacant G.M plant in Fremont. Calif line has a lot to do with what cars sell of the SX.IIOO or SKUNK) of today." he asserts "You mean to tell me the biggest com The Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant pany in the world really needs 12 years to Save Looking ahead, the chairman says. "I K-cars. for example, get 25 percent ol the think the whole world by I DUO will be all- learn how to build a little car and that Ja compact market in the United States with kinds of joint ventures We'll build auto- pan needs 12 years to teach GM how to lay gasoline selling at not much over a dollar a matics and some European guv II buy lhe out one little plant'" he protests "You're 45%... gallon. "In Canada, with gasoline at $1 XX. kidding me!" automatics from us and we'll bin a small it gets 50 percent of the compact market engine from him We'll buy turbos or sup- "These floating gas prices are just like Baseball floating interest rates, they're terrible for us Wecan't plan a thing." he protests Jacket The low end of the market, the subcompacts. are a disaster, he reports A great investment in sporty "The Japanese are taking whatever's good looks Of nylon with ace- there, but nobodv seems to want them fate-and-nylon fleeced lining Mrs. Evans Pdlyester nb-knit cuffs and bottom Stand-up collar. rag- Ian sleeves and slash pock- ESP ets Snap front, contrast pip- ^Clothes Encounters ing trim In Navy Blue or Bur- of the Second Kind Spiritual Reader & Advisor gandy The Ultimate Resale Boutique Ong catalog Spring is Advice on Love, Marriage and Business., 30 00 For more information, Call (; Here!!! 389-2707 I Now Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 25% 185 Main St., Everett Off 16.99 Selected Items New Summer Hours 50% off... 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Sun 12 to 5 CALL 1-470-0183 438-3520 Sarvlnfl the North..»t (Inc* 1978 Can Charge It ■*■ mw Supplement to Daily Time* & Chronicle (Woburn. Reeding. Winchester, Burlington. Wahelteidt, Lynnficid PAGE S 10 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18.1983 Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Te-vksbury Town Cner. Stoneham Independent Austin students win medals in competition If * ^#* suggested 33-80* retail from these famous makers — current new arrivals -*\ Bill Blass - Sirena _ i amps on S.i •■ •: ' u ■ ■"•» ' ■■• " i*' ■ ; • ; i. ■ i ■•■••' ii ■ S ' • irt.i d i' i •■ > ; r • ll.ll :■ I ¥— jjffi Country Manor An 1 tllilll AllciK.,.lkr> 34 Cambridge St. WDKfYS H/DEAW*y Burlington Mon-Frl 10-9 BEVERLY • LOWELL • MARLBORO • MILFORD • RANDOLPH • SPENCER • SPRINGFIELD 273-2515 (■■n 411 !<•>*> It* )»WlMh«i.«.liH) Route 3 Woburn • STONEHAM • WALTHAM • W. BOYLSTON • WILMINGTON • WORCESTER Sat 10-6 . I '. 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(and'£U£ru-tbi'n4 in bthittn^ 80 or more J / $095 NOW 2.99'Ea. 1.59 \J per person Plus 5% Tax and 15% Gratuity THOUSANDS OF ANNUALS NOW IN STOCK THURSDAY- FtfiDAr SAT0KDA* ]0 dm We offer professional service with courteous SUNDAY pin waitresses and a room coordinator who will attend to your every need. pnetooob ©arben Augustine's Restaurant on Rte. 28 at Rte. 125 30 Elm 6lW. Jrl \ Route One North. Saugus OPEN (emmtr W»sh>nOT«n andthnj North Reading/Andover Line Sfoneham For further information call Kathy at 7 DAYS 438 (505 233-5544 A WEEK 944-3897 664-44 at* ^w ''' ,<>0»'IV '"T,eilc'"O"'lleiVV0burn. Read.rKJ Wmilmh-r llui lington. VVaK.h.ldl Lvnnn.la ,. i..q«. No Heading Tr.nxr.pl. Wilmlnglon & Tewk-bu., To»nCr,er Slononjm Indspondenl PAGE S ^WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 Pets and people best friends and good medicine,too! / Man's best friend has been a bond between man and beast is Katcher also discovered this: frit tid for thousands of years. In good for us. mentally and In a study of social factors related ( iet, one theory holds that the physically. Pets, scientists say, to survival of patients for one -l animals to be domesticated may even help their people live year following hospitali/.atioo. for the ancestors of Cams longer heart disease, pet ownership Miilians. the dog of today The good news is coming from proved to be the single most . re initially tamed by children researchers in this country and important predictor of survival — .- |iets, not as adjuncts to hunting elsewhere in the western world independent of all other factors i » arfare as one might suspect who began in earnest about 10 tested, such as whether an in- \n haeology supports the case years ago to study what they call dividual was married or single, . a close primal relationship the human-animal bond. In the socially active or isolated and so letween humans and canines. last five years, their work has on. \\ hen (ossil skeletons ol a man gained significant support — that Katcher writes, "This research id a young don were unearthed is, money from the I'et Food finding suggests that pets may . Israel in 1978, the man's hand Institute, a trade association have important effects on the A as resting on the dog a sign. representing the manufacturers lives of adults that are in- unit' say. of the bond between of dog and cat food Other sup- dependent of and supplementary 'hem The remains date from porters include the Latham to human contact.'' In other i ' IKMI H I' Foundation, a non-profit words, the bond between pet and \s far as we know, the com organization •committed to person is authentic and has its ^.niionship between man and his advocate humane treatment of own merit, quite apart from the ecoild best friend developed both people and animals " Some relationships between people. iter Ancestors ol the small lurry major universities have created In another study. Katcher found animal which responds OC centers or committees concerned that men, contrary to popular isionally to "here, kitty'' were with this area of research, and opinion, get as mushy over their iiiisurting with the Kgyptians new interdisciplinary graduate dogs as women do. The resear- nearly :i..">00 years ago programs are developing, such as cher says men are as quick as w v v e r a n c i e n I t h e the one at Ohio State University women to pet, fondle, caress and involving psychology, psychiatry V* hat else but a pel can offer mi. ..inIn i. HI.il affection, loyalty and pure fun? If children arc properly relationship between man and kiss their animals in public. guided by responsible adults, both they and their animals benefit from a close association. Iwast II flourishes today. In the and veterinary medicine. Men do. however, restrict this animal bond often fails the positive." White says. "But if the a pet may be the only creature ■ mted Mates, more than half of II was at Ohio State in the mid- show of affection mainly to the animal. An estimated 25 million teacher gives the animal away at capable of giving affection to and • holds include at least one 1970s that Drs. Samuel and canine kingdom. A Canadian pets are abandoned each year. the end of the year, the last lesson receiving it from boys at a certain i ()ur human population Elizabeth C o r s o n, both study showed that men prefer Wright claims that some 10 is that it's okay to abandon a pet." stage of development — the time- • : ::in million is supplemented by psychologists, launched some of dogs to cats by an overwhelming If children are properly guided, when they are too old to kiss mom in million dogs, over 23 the first rigorous scientific 10 to 1 margin, which suggests a million animals end up in shelters studies of the effects of pets tin or pounds. Twenty percent of both they and their animals and dad and too young to kiss .union cats, between ti and \l cultural bias against men owning girls million horses and uumberous but these cases, dogsi in the treat- these are returned to their owners benefit from a close association cats. about this White has no doubt. II numbered other creatures. ment of the mentally ill and on the Unfortunately, research results or adopted; 80 percent are euthanized — put to death. "For What else but a pet can offer Of course, no one knows what .rom l.uih to fish and reptiles to well iH'ing of the elderly in nur like these, from carefully unconditional affection, loyalty tales science may tell in the next sing homes The studies showed designed and executed scientific many animals, the gift of a humane death is the only kind act and pure fun? Aaron Katcher and few years abeut the relationship I in- icer numbers compel that the animals had direct. experiments, are still sparse. positive effects on patients' they ever know," Wright other researchers are beginning between pets and people, young HI but what does it mean. Conclusions based on case studies or old. But with the good news so behavior and sense of con- remarks. to investigate what pets mean to IS; ion afflicting more than and untested hypotheses are far far. and more to come, it's enough tentmenl. pets also served as a the development of children. i : us? Desmond Morris, more common, and they con- to make a pet lover purr. "social lubricant," increasing Katcher, for instance, thinks that and animal behavior stitute what one researcher has Judy White of the National Zoo portrays it as a per- interactions between patients and called a well of "pop psychiatry" says that people concerned about il ol human relationships other people. on the subject of the human- such dismal statistics can .en- i iire t ion of human sym- These findings tally with the animal bond. The many claimed courage responsible attitudes iward animals rather than results of another scientific study salutary effects of pets on child toward pet ownership, especially [K-ople Morns is not unique, conducted in England, also in the development, for instance, in children. "The National Zoo, (■eoftres Chaucer, willing in the mid-'70s, in which retired in- remain virtually untested. GWsD OPENING and many local zoos, try to foster 14th century, indicts one ol the dividuals living independently Some of the claims about pets responsible attitudes through were provided with parakeets or THURSDAY, MAY 19 religious pilgrims in The Can- and children are misleading, petcare classes and other plants or nothing The three terbury Tales on ibis account Phyllis Wright, vice president for educational activities. We hope groups were monitored over a She used to weep il she hut saw a companion animals of the children will learn to look upon all period of five months. Parakeet ALDEN MILLS HOSIERY mouse Caught in.i trap And she Humane Society of the United creatures with respect." 1 owners alone showed positive tiad little dogs she would Ix. States, points out Often parents White reminds people that they improvements in social attitudes, ► WHOLESALE DIVISION• feei . With roasted flesh, or are encouraged to get pets to help can unintentionally communicate including self-esteem, mental milk or fine white bread She their children learn respon- the wrong attitudes. Teachers, for LADIES, MENS t. CHILDRENS HOSIERY health and general "happiness." w.i all sentiment and tender sibility," Wright says. "Parents instance, will sometimes bring a NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TUES. thru FRI. The feathered friends also helped heart." do that." She maintains that "pet," like a guinea pig, into the 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. keep their companions warm. The lady was extreme. Ol animals suffer when entrusted to classroom for the students to CLOSED SUNDAYS £i MONDAYS How'' Several people had let their §#* course, living in an extreme" the care of youngsters who are study, enjoy and care for. "With homes get dangerously cold met COLONIAL PARK MALL age The trip to Canterbury oc- not carefully guided by adults. the right supervision, children K5cg> during the winter, thus risking curred at a lime when English The theme of responsible pet can learn a great deal that is JCT. ROUTES 129 & 38 WILMINGTON peasants resorted to cannibalism hypothermia, a potentially fatal ownership is echoed by other to ward off starvation But today, condition involving a drop in body humane organizations and by the are we Americans whose temperature These individuals American Veterinary Medical parents rebuked us in the names readjusted the heat once they Association and the Pet Food of all the starving peoples of the learned their pels could not Institute. These organizations are Earth for squandering a few peas tolerate temperatures below 65 well aware that the human- on our dinner plates are we also degrees Fahrenheit guilty of sqaundering wealth, not Hack in this country, Aaron m mention compassion, or Katcher. a Cniverity of Penn- useless animals '.' sylvania psychiatrist, and his colleagues have been coming up Learn Not in Judith While's view White, education officw' at the with data suggesting that pets National Zoological "-Park in are. in general, good for people. Washington, D.C., points out that For instance, petting and talking To Make all forms of life have value, a to animals, the researchers mouse no less than an elephant found, can lower pulse rate and or a human being." 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Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading,ax^ North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stonehamand Wakefield New Wilmington Opening BRAND NEW Senior Secretary SECRETARY To assist our Vice President of General Services. Excellent office skills including FOCUS YOUR ENERGIES Sales/Marketing OPPORTUNITIES typing, dictaphone and shorthand required. Please submit resume or apply to ON WHAT INTERESTS Call Travis Personnel! Helen Hogan in Employee Relations. Puritan Bennett is a medical industry leader EXEC. SEC. salesmgr. high tech S16K + YOU MOST. experiencing healthy growth Now we havean MEDICAL SEC. medical products co S15K Registered Nurses exciting opportunity loi a -new person to share GERMAN TRANSLATOR ,,.„, SI8K Full time position available Sunday- Thursday. in our growth We're preparing lor a move in 11:00pm-7:00am in ICU. Prior experience \\ \ i (>\1 is ,i rjpiJK j-.ri'VMii>- suppliei "I i on ■(• '•■ ' Ms .,■■ ■ i run inuatmns ,iml detente applii•itioriN Oui M \ June so you II tram with us in Woburn then SEC. TO W.P. Operations ■., h req d S15K required. ■.i.p r.i>nvisi<. nt a tli'/en n'lnpanic rat h spt'i come to out new quarters in Wilmington SALES SEC. diversified : rol env S15K !■ . | ,'.'.. . . .)■! .t ' '■ I You will process sales orders handle varied Pharmacy Technician CREDIT SEC. support depl mgi to S275 Weekend position available. Pharmacy phone contact, assist with record keeping and SEC. gatmoroui ei S250 student preferred. irrei i\iih M \ t *\\ I • i i I ,t learn EDP interlace You'll also help with market- |l» I.IUM ,i ,■.:.■.!■ ir«Ti vsbal inU'ryMs wu nil ing support functions mailing, typing and tiling SWTCHBD/RECEPT. : to S250 Central Service You must type 50-60 wpm enioy figures and A.R./A.P. 2pos 12yrs e»p req'd $240 detail as well as have a commitment to the high Technician EXPERIENCED Several other excellent positions are available standards required in the medical lield Part time position to work every Friday. Please call Linda, 272-6750 Saturday and holiday. I l:00pm-7:00am. MAINTENANCE PERSON II you c)ualily wc can utter you an attractive Cimpanies Pay All Fees Process and transport medical equipment Wo vsdl h-involved in all pluses ol hu .: i .,■.■• and comprehensive i ompensation program and supplies. Heavy lifting involved. Appli ■ , i ■ ,mJ should I't v\ . ■ - \ ■ " • i along with ample new room lor growth Please ■ i'. Box 57 cants must be 18. COntai • Personnel Department lor interview at Please apply to Helen Hogan in Employee 935-49! i 223C Middlesex Tnpk. ■ , I r i ili • vrai .\ ■■ - ■ , ■ nI.I TIWIS Relations. 41 Highland Avenue. i ri i- ■ ■ required Personnel Burlington, MA 01803 Winchester, MA 01890. 729 9000. ext. 276. PURITAN BENNETT EXPERIENCED WIRE BONDERS CORPORATION WINCHESTER HOSPITAL '.'.•in ■ < >[ it >■ :. / - ^^^^a^»aiM«MI >„w,ernen, Stockroom Clerk In Between CONTINENTAL RESOURCES INC., has SECRETARIES Electronic an immediate opening for a stockroom Jobs or clerk. You will control and setup supply Semesters? We have a challenging opportunity lor an expen- Assembler warehouse on a computerized inventory Keep busy and rain enced Secretary lo 10m our Sales Office team, and MKS Instruments, Inc., a manufacturer of system, process orders, receive inven- extra dollars by re another good position lor a Secretary in our Engi- precision vacuum instruments, currently tory gislenng with neering Department has an opening for a responsible person The II you have the following qualifications, we would interested in Electronic Assembly. This PC BOARD Requirements: High School position consists of routine assembly (college a plus) -KellyCiirl like to hear from you: ASSEMBLER KLLM Peoplo Minimum 3 years' experience, typing 60+ wpm, operations, working with PC Boards. Ex- perience is desirable However, we will Experience with a com- good organizational skills, professional telephone To assemble and inspect PC boards Ability consider training a person who has demon- puterized inventory We can pul manner, and ability to take responsibility lor to read schematics and assembly di igi im system/bin placement CLERKS varied duties Experience with word processing strated dependability in their previous required Musi have 3-5 yearsexperieri I n employment be tamihar wilh Mil system TYPISTS 50 WPM ♦ helplul but we will train WORD PROC OPRS This is a permanent opening that wil' We are a 1 5-year-old engineering lirm and these 3yrs. previous working SWBD OPRS provide secure, long-term employment RADIATION are key lull-time positions with excellent growth experience To Work! 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Jean Yule at 272-9255. blueprints and use oxy acetylene torches 272-8890 required Previous lend burning experience Please call Lorraine Correia MKS Instruments, Inc. useful but not ne lary Will tram Must be 24 Third Avenue 275 0850, Ext. 248 MSKN TtCHNMOGY CORP able to use simple shop measuring tools such Burlington, MA 01803 ,is si .lies and verniers. 53 Second Avenue Continental Resources Inc. Burlington. MA 01803 ' 75 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford, MA 01730 v® Equal Opportunity Employer SPRAY PAINTER/ F0T0MAT GENERAL HELPER CORP. MKS To paint crate and ship large industrial equipment Minimum ol 6 month: . ■ i. 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I'-''.' . |T [ lary history, to Vin LaCorle. 1 Burlington Ave.. • Machine Transcription t ome protei lion and bgra i labncation LiberalbeneliI packagi ', .Wilmington. MA 01887. 658-9100 • Shorthand ; i fft I ■ II ' 'V Looking for Please apply in person to our Distri : < a change? button Center Personnel Olfice, Mar MSM Industries Returning to the work shalls. 83 Commerce Way. Woburn f lorci Ex| ring dif- f 60 Concord St., North Reading, MA ferent job opportunities0 -944-7294 — We can neip' Wi ' ive Crime Pays ■iS*s>*S"**!SSSSiSW!iSSS!«»S'' LECHMEREhasthe following several immediate lem L full and pan time positions porary assignments al Earn above average income. Sharp peo- 1 tirand Names ff>rLex*l\ available immediately. tOP IOCM ple needed immediately to work in our your area We oMei good local crime prevention program. No ex- CUSTOMER SERVICE • MARKETING OfRICS Full Time hourly rat«", .i pay Typing 45 wpm Fihnq and general Office check on Friday of HK? perience necessary. Company training skills required Ability to work well with week you worh rind no provided. Must have cat and be a will- Executive Secretary SECRETARY tee II rs in .i fttst paceddepartmeni ing worker. Oin last growing medical produi ompai - We have an immediate opening for a self • COLLECTORS Full and Part Time. Good i i ■ : in i ••■• ulive Sei retary m work direi . I - motivated individual tor our local service office comrnunII ations skids a must Telephone Office ui Chairman and Pn I i skills should in This full time position requires a person who ii lude a< ( urate typing i80 wpm) and accurate ' elplul but will tram well organized and with good typing and phone Specialists rll incJ (100 wprnj dictaphone and lelex exper- skills. An aptitude for figures is a must. Work • CUSTOMER SERVICE Full Time Gen Stoneham 61 MwnSt • ■ • i I a plea lant telephone manner You will 1 inear Redstone Pla/ai lei i skills and good cnmmuni DYNAMARK h,iv. had at least i /ears related expenei ■ processor experience is preferred. Other res ai ■.-, required " • epri ne e» pei Call Susan jl 4.(8-4901 Burlington 99 So Bed«o.flSt An cqua' opportunity employer will have demonstrated initiative, follow -thru and ponsibilities also include filing and general ienci ;'•■'• rred inear No'theasternCantpusi ■ il iiy to handle several inst-s at on< e r*ou clerical support. Apply in person at: Call Sail* ..l ?7ii4/o 1-603-569-5300 must t'«' A iMint; to work m a last pa ed i hanging Excellent company benefits include Ma|or Med environment ical. Dental Plon. vision plan, life insurance and Send resumeand salary history to: Kathy at saving and investment program. LECHMERE 33 Industrial Way, Wilmington, MA 01887 If interested please apply in person 275 Wildwood Street, % Lathe Operator Between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m Woburn. MA 01801 Hostess I ■ nee required Will fabricate stainless steel Toledo Scale An Equal Opportunity tmpioymt M f and aluminum Manges up to 12 in diametei 17 Everberg Rd., Woburn Ainhiv ID dn setup is required Maiur" expene 933-7144 pei *i to work in do Light- Duty Lathe Operator "i equal oppo' tun ;.i ■ • ■ i i . * m of re l 01 F HC mg l ,i!' desired Si/t- tirement complex b range up lo 55 la work with aluminum Hadia mgs includii g i Mechanic linn experienr. e a plus Ability lo do setup - Petson needed witb some mechanical ability — EXPERIENCED — day 3-8 p m For an in 1 lerview tall 935 4094 prefer lo have some tools Work inside and out Mechanical Assembler Pay accortlinq lo ability1 Full benefits hospitals PHYSICAL THERAPIST ;emble < lean and I qei ■ equ etc Registered Physical Therapist wanted to work with patients Blueprint reading required M itli M << p bacl" in their homes Mult,-disciplinary team approach va.ied Waitresses/ ! Country Club qmund advantage See Steve Lewis caseloads supervision on a regular basis 20 to 30 hours per week with possibility ol increasing to Heights Call Mr. Svenconis, 438-3220 lull time 3 l Woburn Woburn Foreign Motors I Janis Research Company, Inc. 394 Washington St., Woburn Send resume to: Waiters 22 Spencer Street — 933-1100 — Mary Joyce, Clinical Supervisor of Varied Part Time Shifts Stoneham. MA 02180 Professional Services Health Care At Home Apply in person to 5 Woodland Road Mr. Lennonbetween 2 & 5 P.M. PERMANENT PART TIME Stoneham, Ma. 02180 MIS m Lord Wakefield Hotel Telephone Secretary RNs & LPNs WORD PROCESSORS S SECTY'S. 595 North Avenue, FULLTIME/PART TIME TEMPS! TEMPS! TEMPS! Wakefield. MA Thursday and Sunday Come lo The Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home We Offei excellent wages and benefits or if desired Experienced to work short & long term 10 P.M. to 7 A.M. per diem rates, lor all shifts We may havf avail For interview please call 729 4600 able what you want and need for working hours Work best companies. AAin. $6.50 p h Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. 4 p.m NO FEE. I Please call Ms. Dahlberg, RN Some permanent openings olso. STAS — 884-6766 — Executive 573 Main St., Winchester MOORE TEMPS 658-5168 Wilmington CLERK Clerical Office 658-9796 Secretary SHEAR TYPIST Sun Lite ol Canada is Will tram responsible- OPERATOR looking lor ,i individuals to work lull Person Friday or part time during Ihe THOMSON GENERAL, in Woburn. re- pisl Accuracy wilii Ii afternoon ot evening Part-Time Summer Help quires a full lime ambitious, outgoing Light Metal Bnqhi liexible person needed pan lime Ii i gures some re Hi - laf I ol rapidly growing hi tech company in keeping, filing i usti ■ shilt High school slu individual with excellent shorthand and Fabrication : ; i • lay ictivitu i ms Meting phones met phone ntact. ol dents are also invited $4.75 per hour typing skills Duties will include work ClU(Kl typing, tiling xeroxing and running errand lice oxpenem . refei to apply We are located ; Notionwide inventory service needi Auditors lor lot a' foi the president of this conglomerate e id lo permanent lull lime ri ii Insurant e ba I one minute Irom the Burlington Mall teoms in our north ol Boston district Shilts priman V " ' Salary open E.V. Yeuell. Inc. Please call Leslie or Marilyn ground helplul I weekends days Must be over 18 ond hove phone ii n Woburn For application send at 273-3434 to set up an interview sell-addressed, stamped portotion ond good molh optilude Good income Call for appointment To arrange lor advancement potential business size envelope personal interview Vlill Maiden Diviiion ol Employment Security to: Box 01300 Call Mr. Krasnoo at 933-2984 Contrex, Inc. please call Or WrileTo — Daily Times 11i South Bedford St., Debbie Widtleldtal Mr. Kreplick/RGIS Burlington, MA — 035-8040 — 25 Montvale Ave - 938-1500 - Woburn. MA 01801 190 Littleton Rd. ..— ' WosHord Ma 01886 ^.^^.^^^^>.^.^.^^.^^^^>,^.-^-.--.--,^.^-.^.^.^-.^ — WANTED — f~ Dental AUTO GLASS Part Time LOAN FLOOR Lifeguard Person desiring to grow ir Janitorial INSTALLERS on existing Financial Serv Secretary Experienced preferred, Opportunity For apartment com- ices operation. Property & CLEANERS il not we will tram you Casualty Person fomilia Part-Time PROCESSOR Full Time 8-5 For Local College plex in Woburn. with Fair Plan ISO Property Part Time Help Excellent opportunity Student or Retiree IB Now accepting applications lor Full Time Loan ft) Dental secretary needed Manual, Auto and home Mornings ; Needed In to learn a good trade { ■ new Burlington branch Musi (f lor penodoniai oil e i Permanent pan lime owners insurance Licenses Burlington Area Steady work, well esta CALL \ I i. tation y Arlington position available 23 n Property & Casualty. Life Janitorial help loca blished company bene and Health helpful. , pei week 6 30- hours per day. prefer led in No. Reading EXPERIENCED IDs This person will follow up on ) Contact Mrs. Yannizze 884-7200, ext. 213 j 9 10 ,i m Expel Call 2457707 ably atlemoon Inv 935-3479 fielpl : • ol neci shipping, receiving & soles leads ond do admin PREFERRED tor interview strative work on handling sary Call maintenance work for appointment Metropolitan Credit Union CALL J.N. PHILLIPS new business plus claims. Call lor appointment Must be certified. 567-7850 1-745-7686 GLASS COMPANY Call Eric Swanson CFP LAN fcOUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER it 646-3100 Pei Id a ir and2p m 658-8588 or 933-7641 54 Avon St.. Waketield 935-6245 ^-TTTT ^^^^P ■■ wmmmmmmmmmmmmm mc Bu v on L **°%Z?X"i£Z T.S2S2V2S2 UTSX " T"'- "" " - "*•"•*•'■ '""'""' WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1983 PAGE S 15 933-3700 Ji) 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wakefield BANKING HOMEMAKERS! OPPORTUNITIES Service Clerk The General Motors diesel engine distnutor lo New Operations Center caied in Wdkf'hHd has an immediate opening IntercityOffersYou tor a mature sell molivdlrd individual to become You gel the best at NEC Competitive wages Oppoiluniiies available in Wallham al Waverly an addition lo oui servx e department stall E»cellenL*rvorking environment and company paid Oaks Office Park in our new facility Typing 50 wpm plus. 10 key experience and an benefilsno include educational reimbursement aptitude lot figures a must w«* offei an <■■< elleni medical, a choice of HMOs denial life and Summer Jobs benefits package pleasant olfii e surroundings accident insurance and much much more • PROOF&TRANSIT and .1 < ongenial working environment * More Jobs... With Greater Selection OPERATOR TRAINEES Call Mr. McElligott NEC Information Systems. Inc is a rapidly expand- ♦ Choice of Location Must 10 key adding ll,l< tin ing subsidiary of a multi-national electronics to arrange an interview corporation Come grow with us1 We have an out 4c Flexible Hours Standing opportunity and we invite you to apply for • MORTGAGE TELLER — 246-1810 — the Wjllowing positions Processing posting and seltlinq mortgage * Most Experienced Agency with Supervisors Iransactions as wen as preparation ol repents Who Understand YOUR Needs ly ping skills required Power Products, Inc. ♦ Ask About Our Better Benefits • TELLERS/TELLER 90 Bay State Road Wakefield, MA INTERCITY HOMEMAKER SERVICE, INC. TRAINEES Field Service Equal Employment Opportunity. Various Boston/Brooklme banking oftii es Affirmative Action Employer • MESSENGERS IMMEDIATE OPENING Dispatchers 321 6300 Must have value! Mass license Interviews in Your Area SECRETARY '•■ in Palnol BanCorporation and offer com We have a full lime position in our Marketing • ' livi ,i iries and an excellent benefil pack Department lor a Secretary who is well or ...IT'S NOT FOR EVERYONE. age Please call Personnel. 451-9100. Exl 2233 gani/ed with good typing and phone skills It's only for the person who can handle an intense ELECTRO to K arr, „l If.,, ^p^.toni Other responsibilities include word process customer contact environment and a r.hallenging lies ,.,liable loi you and ing. copying, tiling and general Cleri a work load and on|Ov il MECHANICAL to schedule an interview support Two years business otdce expet TECHNICIAN appointment ience is required 11AM to 8PM Monday through Friday. ATEX develops, installs and services text This is the ideal positior/for you if processing equipment for Ihe publishing iifc '. dustry Compensation and benefits .in ■■ cellent • You have good telephone skills • You are well organized with at least 1 year's -I i ■ II you are an independent, innovative person experience as a dispatcher or similar position who enjoys a busy and supportive environ • You have the kind of mature work skills that ment please send resume lo Karen Murphy handle deadlines and interruptions effectively at 32 Wiggins Ave . Bedford. MA 01 730 • Typing or computer terminal experience would be BUILD YOUR a plus a Kodak Co. FUTURE AT A-) equal opportune If you are interested in this position, come to Mil employer Ml H 44 Cummings Park. Woburn. MA and till out an VARIAN ate* application, this Monday. Tuesday or Wednesday. May 16, 17 or 18. between the hours ot 9AM and Ml Vanan Extnon is growing and has immediate 4PM. Or send your resume to Joan Ingrassia at the '. ••• "• openings 'or address below II Al ' Security Officers \i Ph-risdnl si, smn.'li.im M \ n.'isii ASSEMBLERS (1-3 years' experience) Full & Part Time Openings SEC • Electro-mechanical NEC Information Systems, Inc. • Mechanical To qualify you need: • Good observa- 44 Cummings Park Woburn Massachusetts 01801 • Cable & Harness tions skills • Good reporting ability • Maturity • Reliability • Retirees wel- A committed equal opportunity employer rrvf'hp We offer great benefits including medical come. Cardiac and dental insurance, profit-sharing, stock- option plan. 100un tuition reimbursement Rehabilitation RN (including books), retirement and more. Please apply in person between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. weekdays, or Part tune position available as pail "I a We're conveniently located just off 1 28 in a "uilt,it,-.' iplinary learn , irrji, clean, air-conditioned facility in the Woburn call for an appointment at 617-497-2202 Rehabilitation Services it a busy Industrial Park Drop by our Personnel Oltice. Mon. • Fri . 8:30 AM 4PM or call irdia Rehabilitatii • igrai Expenei i in Cardiac Nursing regum if 935 8755 Burns International Contact K Scottior M Cameron at Early Summer Specials 935 5000. ext. 252 or 356 Security Services BEGINNER SECRETARY/STENO 54 Rindge Ave. Ext. S225 WK NEW ENGLAND vanan Manager u' elegant apartment comple> needs .1 second right hand to extnon division Cambridge. MA 02140 1 assist Ihe Executive Secretary T x< elleni skills. guuO ;'n>"-- von *>, 1 ntu-noe REHABILITATION 12 Cabot Road Woburn MAU1888 and diplomacy are I IK* qualifications, needcij 35 houi week and fantastic HOSPITAL Equal Opportunity Employer M F J Wf-'wir>.hDr» r Wd> ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT S14-S18K Wobum. MA0I80I 0 I Outstanding opportunity m an exclusive s< lenhln environment for candi- an p(ju.»l oftpoflunity si DATA employer ml date with previous supervisory expenen* e Complex and confidential du II ENTRY ties, including training and evaluating offn .• support staff Generous va- DATAENTRY CLERK | cation and benefits OPERATOR Small but busy electronics manufacturing Callus Our Data Entry Department, which con- Department company has an immediate opening lor a For More sists of IBM 129s and a Nixdorl (Extrext) Data Entry Clerk The work will be perlormed Information key-to-disc system, requires an exper on a Digital 11/23 minicomputer system ienced operator to fill a 2nd shift full In addition to the data entry, some clerical 6N.E.Exec.Park...Burlington... 273-4660 Secretary time position (4 pm-midnight). Previous procedures will be done Experience prefer re TIME ELECTRONICS. , leadii . Iislribuloi Ol experience on both card and disc equip but will train Accuracy and attention to detail electronic componei ' - nable ment is desirable. Experience using ter- is very impoilant Excellent working conditions articulate individual wilh ' .' t> n " relanal minals to perform on-line maintenance is Salary commensurate with experience experience with good typing Ability 10 be not sufficient lor this position. Please call Phyllis at 938 1474 lor llexible •■ esi .'- Ii of duties m Accounting Department II you are qualified and interested in an appointment volved Indivi lual must b< il I I ■ Ii .*■ rk day Medical between handling idmi strain and lerical joining this small but busy staff, please 222 West Cummings Park Accounts Receivable Clerk functions Shorthand 01 prefern I call Paul Movsesian at 532-2500. Ext. 161. Woburn. MA 01801 An excellent opportunity to work with bot noi esi ■ ii ean Assistant small business 1 umputi ' ■ CONCORD growing company. Duties: process re- Qualified candidate may apply in person ( nmpulin)>( orpor.ttinn PART TIME ceivables into computer, issue credits, or call Shirley Wells at Experience preferred contact customers, some typing, some — 935-8080 — ? or 3 days pel win* accounts payable, assist bookkeeper. essexban* Please call Time Electronics One Essex Center Drive We offer an attractive salary and bene- 150C New Boston St., Peabody. MA 01960 272-7789 fit package. Woburn. MA 01801 •. For further information or interview, GENERAL call Elaine at MAINTENANCE — 272-7940 — WHEN SCHOOL IS OUT... Part lime position lor general maintenance, Gas Schaal Associates, Inc. WANTED rhere s a job waiting lor you' The economy is janitorial, etc Flexible hours. $5 00 per wainunq up. and there s an abundance Ol work foi hour. 15 hours per week Excellent oppor- 87 Terrace Hall Avenue STUDENTSAND OTHERS tunity tor retired person Please contact Looking, lor Mimri-i all ol out qualified temporary employees You can Attendent Burlington. MA 01803 earn high hourly wages, work .11 101 ompanies Robert Ryan 933 8830 ation in need of addil •■ ■ n odu atioi i PART TIME market ng In near your home town and gel paid every F riday ,il the week you work poll program loi pre hoi • ' spectivi ipplicantssl We are interviewing now lor the lollowing: SAIiSANO Apply at an,i,, d eniien| y workwoit . " ; ■ •'■ "'' ' hourly SECRETARIES • TYPISTS SIR DISTRIBUTING CORP HOUSEKEEPER rale plus boi ise SECRETARIES/WP O'ROURKE If you are looking lor a summerr |ob|Ob thatIf oilers DATA ENTRY TYPISTS 29 Commerce Way. Woburn, MA 01888 hands on experience, lun and SSS. call — an f-qu,ti opportunity employer ,, „ SERVICE STATION ull time day position for a responsible SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 183 Cambridge Rd. onscientious person for general house- — 729-0476 — LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKERS Woburn. MA Call tor an appointment 10 register there s a 10b eeping duties in our nursing home. waiting tor you1 Excellent working conditions and ben- Stoneham, 61 Main St Summer Employment efits. (near Redstone Plaza) CLEANING Manufacturer ol Vinyl Replacement Office Call Susan at 438-4901 Students, Others! MORNINGS Call Jane Dewar Windows Has Immediate Opening For Cutotl Burlington PARAMEDICAL NURSING seeks canny I | PART TIME OPEMNGS 99So Bedford St. Saw Operator and Final Assembler Specialists able individuals i" assist the elderly in home 8.30-11:30 A.M. 729-9595 (near Northeastern Campus) management Great »va> : earn extra m< me Monday thru Saturday Call Sally al 273-1470 Expenem r 1 enefn tal but ,, • 11 , .'.- .-. plus flexible 'tour, (o suit you* sumfnei s he $4 00 per hour Ii start For an appointment duie Immediate placement avai ible in Burling No .'» peneni .- ner t». train the |hl M ' , 1 '- sary Apply in |>eiSon Between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. in readinq Itar.tiotid ion and an surrounding towns (inly t).-: .•.'■■ luages Dedication 1 I, I. ■ CALL FOR AN INTERVIEW! and J i •■ Winchester Convalescent lo wor k -v,Hi minimal I rori Ideal Summer Jobs James Melberg i Paramedical Nursing Services Cleaning Supervisor ■•;.•■■'' — 273-1565 — Nursing Home Call 935-7890 For Students Lord & Taylor Burlington Mall ippomtmeni I t< r. ■ .■■ 223 Swanton St., Winchester Work as a homemaker health aide, respite worker NO PHONE CALLS . providing mhoine services to young tainii„.s CRT DATA ENTRY develop mentally disabled elderly and disabled Telephone individuals OPERATOR EXPERIENCED Full .and part lime positions available lor Summer FILE CLERK ■ i POP Operator and Fall months Many students return and work ■■-•.... '.■• , ,.. . WANTEDIN Short Order YMCA Entry level position N,> «-■; ei I - over their semester break You must have a car I i • . i ■ .•'-.- i. BURLINGTON OFFICE Advani emenl icellent 1 onmeni Mm typing Good typing skills, youl Cook Paid Homemaker-Health Aide Training ■ hour week H JO .1 1" 104 telephone rapport and Aerobic Instructors Starts June 1st i & EXPERIENCED ft will pleasant personality a FULL/PART TIME For appointment please call 272 6410 Call lory IOOI call Personnel it must 20-30 hours per POSITIONS AVAILABLE Utica Mutual 335-3050 week with flexibility North Metropolitan MINIM INSTMJ.WT needed No sales or Waitresses Apply Insurance Company Homemaker Health Aide COMPANY. INC quotas Mack Road. Call Bob Edwards 10 New England Executive Park Reading Diner Wakefield YMCA Service Woburn. MA 01801 at 229-2770 530 Main St. 245-9622 - Ask For Beth Burlington. MA 01803 Monday thru Friday " — 935-3976— .,,,,,•. between t and 3 JO PM Reading ^mm. Supplement to Daily Time* & Chronicle (Woburn, Reading, Winchester. Burlington, Wahelield). Lynnliehj PAGE S 16 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 198J Villager, No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier Stoneham ino>pendi'ni 933-3700 JCTOH3 XYtiXTIW 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneham and Wakefield Make your mark with l the way tndi an affiliate ol Exxon Corpora viduais who join us now will benefit from unlimited Touch-Up lion, is a leader in solar advanc ement RNs & LPNs photovollaics; the direct conver Senior Sales Clerk Repair sioti ol sunlight into ele< II i< ity Aberjona Nursing Home, a modern health care facility Responsibilities will include quoting pri< es to committed to compassionate patient^ care, is offering lomers, ordei entry file maintenance and |t Specialists t lent ai duties excellent Full Time and Part Time opportunities for RNs PRODUCTION/ASSEMBLY i he ideal candidate must have 12 yeui '■■;•' Electronic Production and LPNs'on the3 to 11 shift. PERSONNEL lence in a sales 01 marketing environment Environment Qualified candidates should call Joan Matthews. Newly improved starting salary • Shittditlerential paid Personnel Manager. An equal opportunity employer. I till lime temporary positions Wc currently have several lull-time post- Excellent benelits package • Large modernmulti level lacility i ible cit i-i i>0 pel houi. dons available tor experienced solderers Health Care Insurance • Weekend differential paid Following assembly drawings and engineer- Dental Insurance • Paid holidays and sick days V anous duties involve the proces ing change orders, qualified candidates will ■ solai cells and modules. be respoasible lor soldering, repairing and Come in and talk to us about arrangements us assembly experience preferred. replacing components, and touch-up of \EI complex printed circuii boards. Contact Mrs Holland. R.N. tor appointment Visit Mrs. Fran Testa between the and interview. hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in our office MECH«EL INDUSTRIES INC. We require at least 2 years' experience in at 20 Cabot Road. Woburn. MA an electronics production environment with 01801. 17 Everberg Rd Woburn, MA 01888 at least I vear experience soldering minute — 729-9370 — (617)935-4750 Telex 94-9450 electronic parts. Analogic oilers competitive rates and a comprehensive benefits package. VC'c arct ■ Solar Power conveniently located off Route 128 Exit 12 Abjerjona Nursing Home Experienced solderers should call 184Swanton Street m Corporation PART AND FULL Diane Taccalozzi a( 24&-0300, ext. 2158 I AMihate of EXXON Corporation or drop by (o till out an application Winchester, MA 01890 irst#>: Monday-Friday between 9AM and OPPORTUNITIES 4PM. BURLINGTON AREA FRONT DESK Solutions ... not Slogans r 7 AM to 3 PM — 3 PM to 11 PM — 11 PM to 7 AM JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! W.' have ?'> immediate openings foi individuals 360 Audubon Road ENTRY LEVEL RECEPTIONIST to work as security officers m high tech eompjn Wakefield. MA 01880 Good starting pay Apply to our Lexington or Danvers office ies. We oflei an above .iver.tyr stalling rate, pro in Equai Opportunity Employer M F 862-3700 — 246-2225 3-6 month assignment in growing company vide professional training, scheduled pay reviews, Excellent chance lor advancement 45-50 WPM and unsurpassed promotional opportunities Join rvDmg required a well managed, last growing organization with R ESER V ATIONIST ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK an outstanding reputation. Versatile person for front desk position in motel operation 6 month assignment available tor person with OPEN INTERVIFWS Mon Fr mi to b pm on computer system Clerical aptitude and typing a must accounts receivable experience and good Good starling salary and benefits. Lexington an a communication skills Job involves lite CRT and OFFICE HELP making collection calls 25 POSITIONS Call Iris Gold at 862-3700 Other openings lor long and short term assign- 1ST First Security Services Cirparadan Part Time/Full Timel ments lor experienced • SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS lOCAl OFFICE 265 Winn St., Burlington, MA The branch offn e ol .1 majoi corporation Catch Penny Chalet Motel • GENERAL TYPISTS 2/2 84/4 or 36/ 4b80 Currently Mrkmi] PART TIMF Office help (Oil 440 Bedford St. • WORD PROCESSORS a minimum ol 25 30 hours ,i week Those] 152 Endicott St. parl lin ■ 1 ; rlunilies may lead inlo lull lime CALL WENDY OR NOREEN TODAY Lexington, Mass. Danvers, Mass. posihons 272-6750 223 C Middlesex To quality. 1 • retanal and general II I Tpke, Burlington skills inusi include good typing good aplilude| with ligures and Ihe ability i<» work inde $ Easy Money $ pendently wilh a ininimumol supervision SECRETARIES CMC KEY TO DISC For lurlher inlormation regarding these op ALL AGES —YOUNG'AND OLD portunilies. ollering excellent benelils andl TYPISTS compensation, then call Ann at 935 7100, | and 129 OPERATORS FLEXIBLE HOURS Tuesday-Friday between the hours ol 9 AM CLERKS Temporary Services Part time now. ..Full time alter training. 1 PM 2nd Shift Be your own boss.. Make excellent KEYPUNCH OPS. Experienced Preferred 3T 3Z 2Z 3X Weyerhaeuser Company earnings $ very quickly telling people SWITCHBOARD PSA oilers paid holidays va ,■•,'.. about a new idea saving them money. 3 Wheeling Avenue benefits (health and denial) H Free surprise gift for everyone who re Woburn. MA 01888 BOOKKEEPERS For personal interview, f Dental Assistant ports ai Ihe end ol in,- iitsi day, Re- An ..yual opportunity employer M/F call Barbara Miller. 272-7723 FULLTIME port prompiiy loquaiily lo »»| WORD PROCESSORS Experience preferred. Salary commen- Inlormation Booth at Mam rjreenhouse rt«l holi ; , . • ■ Programs & Analysis, Inc. surate wilh experience. , | it 21 Ray Avenue Mahoneys Rocky Ledge Farms Rli . ■ - -....-■ Burlington, MA 01803 Send resume to: Here We Grow Again! :, '. Fee Box 1251 Route 3 — Cambridge St., Winchester Daily Times iNO PHONE CALLS PLEASEi Time Electronics has full-time positions 25 Montvale Avenue, Mon. thru Fn. at 3 p.m. or Sat. at 10 a m. available (or the following functions. Woburn, MA 01801 ASSEMBLER ZE 3T =CK 2CC Assemble electrical connectors in a clean and .'&'."■'■■" pleasant factory. Good manual skills and correct ::"""-— ••■"■"■ -" Laborers, Warehouse eyesiqhl a musl Opportunity lor advancement TEMPORARYam SfP^iCt'. Receptionist/ ORDERCHECKER 7A Meriom St. Factory Workers WAREHOUSE PERSON .Check nutgemq irders 10 verily, cont'd ouanlilies Lexington MA The New England Delroit Diesel Engine disln and part numbers Good anlhmelu skills and Local short assignments available, some bulor localed in Wakelield has an immediate open Clerk correct eyesighl a musl Opportunity for advance 861-0707 second and third shill work ing lor Ihe right person We require a hard work We are seeking a responsible dependable per menl I irate individual whois willing I o leant and son who has pleasant telephone manners and Call Claudia Waterhouse 1 - ;rowth in the diesel industry We oiler a good organizational skills ri>is position requires Apply in person or contact in curate lypii gana , untu g skill- H . lart rig salary, very clean working HH in 4 30 |i in Shirley Wells at 935-8080 Irons and a comprehensive benefits packagi SUMMER 175Cambridge St. Please contact David Ciarcia Call 273-3230 for appointment Time Electronics WORK Burlington lor a confidential interview TBvFCRAfrV American Food Systems, Inc. 150C New Boston Street Full or Part Time 2731421 Woburn, MA 01801 I III.UK l.lIU II U.lllllllL. Power Products, Inc. BURLINGTON, MA An equal opportunity employer M'F u|i|Hiri n sclliiu; — 246-1810 — =..::■::"■:■:■■:-: —-i till' ll.llloll S llllllllil't llllll .' i "III . -.i I >?.»1*>?*M£M?> M.I YIHI willi-.im PERMANENT, PART TIME EXPERIENCED .i iiiiiiiiiiiini <>i - in DELIVERY IHISMIIII n|i II.ml Heavy-Duty Truck ll-IA - I'l s.lll Ul PERSON |||iil nli -..ill s .mil |||n CLERK TYPIST illli I ll.lllllllu ( .ill PART TIME Mechanic Needed Auto Mechanic I'lill I,III ; .i :,-., d| pi >in atelv 5-1 i in IIII-JII M General auto repairs Must have own 8 i : I I .'i Experienced with 9 A.M. to2P.M. or1-5 P.M. ■ ■ '! thru I inlay Must lie ii • tools. Salary commensurate with exper- Mercedes-Benz trucks preferred. Busy financial planning group needs a resp< { Salary arranged ience. 5 day week. Paid fiolidays. f Apply in peison lo 935-1234 — Ask for Michael Bogosh well-organi/ed individual lo assist ollice manager CORY $ with liling. typing phone reiiei and general i Cory Food ►dice duties w< -,uppl.m«nl 'olMHy I irn« J Chronicle (WoOurn. Heading, w.ncn«l*r. Burlinolon. Wakelieldl L»nn(,eld Villager. No Reading Tramcnpl. W.lmington & Tewksbury !»,C„.,TO„ l-HlepindeT WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 PAGE S-17 %a CLASSIFIED ADS! As o public service there is no chorqe for Found ods Coll tor Rotes, 933-3700 944*2200k HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE EARN $50 tor 5 hours LIVE IN COMPANION rattan CHAISE with PETS FULL TIME Warehouse GENERAL OFFICE AMBITIOUS DOLLAR DAYI! RECONDITIONED work, showing Queen Housekeeper for elderly cushions. 1 year old. one ANIMAL SPAYING person. Hard work, experienced person with professionals, work from Clearance. St. Mark's Relrigerators, washers, sway Fashions or be a Cape Ann lady Ret. req hall original price. Also Local hospital Fern cat. loading and unloading some exposure to com home Part time Thrift Shop. 10 St Mark's dryers, stoves hostess & earn tree 230 Mishawum Rd . rattan lounge chair Call $30, male cats, $20 Small trucks Fork lift exp. nee puter entry. Excellent management opportunity Rd., Burl. Open 10-3. Guaranteed, delivered clothing. Call 657 7988 or Woburn, MA 01801, 933 438 2037 fern. dog. $38, small male $5 hr. to start. Call 938 salary and benetits Call $1000 $1500/mth. In EVERY WED. Come Able Appliance Service, 6589763 HWttT 3029 FS5 I8S dog, $38 729 6453 PM4x 0909 bet noon and 1 pm 933 1141 terview only, Mr early. New clothes incl 324 3700 FSM8x HWS-19 DOGS BOAR DED CRUISE SHIP JOBSI HW5 19 HW5 20 Sylvester at 944 1460 $1 Fill a bag of used $1 ITEMS FOR SALE heavy SAILBOAT, TASAR, car Until further notice. duty wall lent 8x10. $100 heated kennel, large in GREAT INCOME FEMALE, full time 9 am CLERK TYPIST. We DIRECTOR OF HW68S lopable 15 ft. 130 lbs . FS5 27 Lawn roller solid steel, and out runs Call potential All oc 5 pm, part time 9 am 2 30 have an immediate full DEVELOPMENT, part TELEPHONE SALES super last sloop rig, lull $25 Painters ladder 8 2 Meadow Brook Kennel, cupations Fee required. pm. Please contact Mr. time position open in our time position with a MANAGER - part time. NIMROD TENT trailer batten main, furling (ib, root hooks 665 4135 933 1237. For intormation call: I Duffy, 9350060 Towne Woburn office The multi purpose social Growing Marketing Co sleeps 6, canvas in good 132 sq. ft . It blue FS5 18S PMI3x 602 998 0426ext. 711. Book Fair HWx position involves a service organization. has an immed. opening cond. 272-2087 asking fiberglass hull $1500 I LONGHAIRED KITTEN, HW5 18S variety of clerical and Responsibilities include for an aggressive $500. 1940 WHITE Sewing 371-0826 aft. 6pm . CLERK TYPIST, typing skills We offer a FS5 18 machine wcabinet good FSM5 2I tree. 6 wk old, male WAITRESS - WORK 6 knowledge of accounts grant and proposal talented organizer ot full range of benefits as working cond. $90 or B O STEREO, Heathkil Weaned and litter am to Noon. Have your receivable. Benefits, wriling, corporate people. Salary vs. bonus. ELECTRIC oven, well as a pleasant work Bedroom turn, dresser, AR1500 receiver, Garrard trained 933 1370 afternoons tree. Apply at salary negotiable. Call solicitation, and coor Must be able to work Frigidaire, white. Good environment Call 933 nite stand, good lor kids 990B changer. Sony P5 20 Betty's Kitchen. 311 Main 7295526 dination of lund raising either morning, alternoon cond. Best offer. 438 6731 7400, ext 161. Com events. Salary $7,500 for rm Dark wood $400 or TC134SD cassette deck PLEASE ADOPT these St., Woburn. Call 933 9877. HW5 19 or even, shilt. Convenient FS5 20 mercial Union Insurance BO Call 438 1817, PM $400 or- BO 1 371 0826 all beautiful animals Irom Afternoon or eves 1-667 20 hrs./wk. Starting date Burlington, Stoneham & CORNER KITCHEN FULL TIME and part Co. 304 Cambridge Rd.. FS5 IBS mid June. Resumes lo Woburn locations. Call SET. table, newly uph 6 pm Mrs Brown's new 7965. time counter person for Woburn, MA 01801. EOE F SMS 22 P.O Box 523, Woburn, James Scutellaro al 938 corner bench & chair ATARI 2600 VCS includes location 216 Cambridge HW5-20 Suburban Lumber Yard HW5-19 MAOI801, EOE 14l6or438 7922 $150 or best otter. Phone 3 cartridges Pac Man, FOR SALE Oak Rd.. Woburn starling Wang Wd Processors home center. Must have A GROWING TEXACO HW5-20 HW5-18C after 5:30. 935 0595. Donkey Kong, Combat Bedroom set, queen size May 20 Hrs 1 30 lo 6 30 knowledge of lumber, Golden Retriever, Blood Min. S6.50 p/hr, exp d distributor seeks full & MEDICAL JANITOR IAL SE R FS520 $80 Call 438 5584 alter 6 bed. 2 bureaus and with exc typing for full building materials, paints part time attendants. Full pm mirror 3 years old. hound, pure Shepherd, SECRETARY. Win VICES, 1st 8 2nd shitts, MATCHING days wks or l.t. tern and hardware. Must have Service. Gas & Oil only. Chester, Exc. oppty lor Burlington area Call 277 FS5 18S Excellent condition 662 hound cross, 5 adorable at least 2 years ex UPHOLSTERED chairs porary assignments Call 862 9899 bright, polite people 8070. MOTHER OF BRIDE 0793 puppies Spayed cats, Moore Temps. 658 9796 or perience as counter Hassock from Barbos, pretty kittens. We place HW5 3I oriented person in single HW5 20 gown, pk 16, $150 Lowry FS5-18S 658 5168. person and must oe $1)0; 12x15 gold rug onLy with responsible 4 FEMALE, afternoon physician's practice for RECEPTIONIST/Typist, org $350 King bed $200 SCREENED LOAM. $14 a HW6 22T willing to work Satur w/pad $22, day bed foam people. 933 8r 2:306:00, evenings 6:00 end of June. Billing exp. lull lime Monday cushion, bolsters $28, Maple desk $150 Girl bike yard delivered 3 yard JOBS OVERSEAS - Big days. Call for ap 10 pm, weekends 9 00 to helpful. Reply with 20", $50 Old wicker minimum. Call alter 4, P5 24 pointment, 9 5, 944 8500 Friday Call 933 5532. Sears 22" 2 spd. fan $12, money fast $20,000 to 3 00 pm, 3:00 to 10:00. resume 8 salary req lo HW520 Sears portable typewriter settee 8 chair, b o. 935 3996 FSM6 5 PUPPY AND DOG HW5-19 obedience courses in 450,000 plus per year. Call Please contact Mr Dutfy. Box 202, Winchester, MA $25; 6 ft. bamboo shade Walnut credenza, $50 664 NATURAL WICKER HOME FINDER Youth Waketield Limited lo 1? I 216 453 3000. Ext 2190 WANTED 935 0060. Towne Book 01890. $8. Call 729 8428 4916 after 5 round table, 2 chairs, and Worker, 25 hrs. BA/BS. Starts May 26th Kanine HW5 18S ONE RETIRED elec Fair. HW5 24 FS5 19 FS5 18N hassock $66 set, good Recruit short term foster Companion's Dog trician, one retired HWx CONSTRUCTION 2 ROSS APOLLO 5 speed condition. Also antique PART TIME homes. Case mgmt. for KITCHEN SET. dining Training School, 246 3778 plumber for part time THE FISHERY, 17 Water LABORERS needed bikes. Good 8 excellent arm chair, cane seat $40. HEATING AND DIESEL work. Make your own adolescents in shelter rm. set. lull bdrm. set, PET5 24C oil sales person wanted St., Wakefield is looking immed tor Re-hab work $6,864 to $7,852 P.O Box twin bed, B8.W TV, sofa, condition $60 8 $75, or 944 3357 schedule. Call 438 5868 DOG GROOMING Male or female. Call for full time help w/prev. 1 685 5600. 523, Woburn, MA 01801. tables, lamp, elec. dryer, b.o. Please call 664 5603. FS5-J8C days, 944 I488evenings. ALL BREED Dog anytime 438 9550 or 935 exp Waitresses (food & HW5-20 EOE. buffet, baby items, desk, FS5 18N LAST TWO days HW520C Grooming: Flea baths 8174. liquor). Barmaid or WE HAVE an opportunity HW5 18 rug, bar, bureau, chest, MEDITERRANEAN beautiful hemlock trees LPN PART TIME DAYS, Bartender to service bar, Dining room set with tick dips & hot oil HW525S lor you to become part ot PART TIME, dental 933-4296. for hedge or landscaping also dishwasher needed. bullet, $350 , emerald cut treatment avail, by TURN TIME into money 7 3, call 245 2483 a rapidly growing hygienist tor residential FS523 $1 and up, minimum 25. Apply in person at the company in Woburn diamond ring with PDGA member Call as an Avon Rep. selling HW5 23C practice. Send resume lo BABY CRIB $30. dressing Call 944 2720 on May 17th above add., 10 a.m. 5 p.m. baguette on each side. Wilmington Pet Shop 658 quality cosmetics, DENTAL HYGENISTfor Gloria Stevens otters you Box 1483. c/o Daily table vinyl $15, upright or 18th M-F, 245 9606 $300 Call 658 5434. 5041 lor appt fragrances 8. gifts. Full pedodontic practice, top professional training Times, 25 Monlvale Ave.. vacuum $20. Honda Kick FSS18C HW5 20C FS5 1ST PM6 ii or part time. For details flexible schedule. in the field of physical N Bo Scooter $20. MATTRESS WAKfc Woburn, MA 01801. HIMALAYAN kittens call Peg Raistrick, 933 Reading 944 6761 WANTED Ex fitness It you are a Aluminum walker $10. FOR SALE, 81" colonial HOUSE open lo the HW5-18 KFA registered, Iriendly 6254 HW5 23C perienced carpenter's woman looking for a full Call 246-1485 sofa, rust color, large public. All brand names 10 HOUR YOUTH home raised, all shots, HWM66 helper, must be reliable. time position w/flexible FS5 24C coffee table 8 cabinet end at discount prices. HELP WANTED for worker, exp. with excellent for pets or Call 944 3219 J. Silverio 8 hours and serious about a tables, exc cond. $450. THEMATTRESSMAN salad bar, all hours part adolescents, mechanical SPREADER, CYCLONE breeding $75$175 664 Full Time/Part Time Co.. Reading, Ma career please call Cheryl Call 657 7941 after6pm 64 Cambridge Street time, apply to produce ability nee. Saturdays. Broadcast, almost new. 3355 START AT $110*375 per HW5 24C at 933 8580. FS5 18T Rte. 3A manager, Atlantic Food P O Box 523. Woburn, $25. evenings, 944 3174 P5 23C week. National firm has NURSESAIDparttime3 HW520 LARGE ASSORTMENT (Off Rte 128at Exit41N) Mart. Reading, 944 0054 MA0I801 EOE. FS5 20C summer jobs and career 11pm Call 245 2483 ELECTRICIAN. of Bridal veils 8 head Burlington. 273 2220 FREE — Tiger kitten, HW5 I9C HW5 18 SAIL BOAT 16' compac, positions immediately HW5 20C LICENSED needed lor pieces for less than FSM5x white lace, 6 wks old, available. Some openings HELP WANTED - Med. WE HAVE LONG 8 shorl sleeps 2, three sails. 3' i litter trained Call 664 HELP WANTED full and Construction site Re hab wholesale price Call HUMMELS FOR SALE, require 50 hours per wk. Sec, full time for busy term assignments for hp Chrysler O.B.. trailer, 5603 part time, produce & deli. work, I-685-5600. Cynthia at 658 8513 Call 272 7270. Secretaries with or exc. cond $4200 or BO please call alter 6 pm, P5 18N Reading office. Pref. exp Apply in person Lucci's HW5-20 FS5 I8T HW5 20 3rd party billing Much without shorthand. Must 9448794 658 9166 Supermarket, 211 Lowell MEDICAL ASSISTANT, FS5 25T FREE SPAYED lemale phone 8. patient contact be able to work an 8 hr FS5 25C BAR B OUE 8. Smoker, St., Wilmington Nurse, exp. medical cat to good home After 4 day. Call Circle Temp. ICE CREAM parlor like new used 3 months, RICH FARM LOAM Reply Box No. 514, c/o HW5 24C assi slant / nurse lor pm, 933 1772. The Reading Chronicle, Inc. at 273 5812. HW5-20 chairs, with arms, caned $40., a steal, with Red Delivered at old GAS STATION private doctor's oltice in wood side tables. Call 658 P5 20 P.O. Box 240, Reading, $250 plus a week. Need PERSON TO WORK seats, exc. cond. $35. fashioned prices, also fill, Sloneham. Exp in 6366 FREE KITTENS: To Ma 01867 ambitious self motivated alternoons, mowing each. 944 8794 bark mulch, red crushed ATTENDANTS Phlebotomy & electro FS5 18T good home, 4 adorable HW5 23C people, make your own lawns, 2 3 days a wk, FS525C stone, sand. Call 233 0348 cardiogram helplul Hrs kittens ready to go. Call hours, be your own boss. beginning 3:30 pm Also, BEE HIVE: Complete, 2 FS tfN WE HAVE LONG 8. short 8 30 5 pm, Mon. Fri. No 4 RADIAL TIRES W.W alter 5, 658 2974 Call Jim A.M. 272 9300 some Saturday work large supers, 2 small DINING ROOM set, 6 Male /Female term assignments for eves. No weekends size 165 13 half tread left. PETS5 I8T X2634 P.M. 603 898 5801 avail $4 an hr. 9358518 First $60 for four or $20 supers, strong bee colony chairs 8 table and other CRT and other data entry HW5 24C Please call Robert K. Best otter, call alter 5, Tuman at The Industrial alter 6 pm. apiece. 2 165 13 snows, items. Call 658 8480. Full or Part-time al op's. Must be able to work 658-2974. SWIM INSTRUCTOR Medical Center. 61 Main HW5 18 $20. for both 942 0184 FS5-18T LOST shifts. Experience not an 8 hr. day. Call Circle HOURS ARRANGED FSS-18T Temp. Inc. at 273 5812 St., Stoneham. MA 02180. HOMEMAKER, car FS5 20C PICNIC TABLES, 30" PEREGOBABY stroller, required. Must be qualified. Call H W S 2 0 438 9600 to schedule an necessary, hours Used Railroad Ties COLONIAL Kitchen set, wide tops made from kiln umbrella style, 245 3576. arranged, $4.25 per hr. 5 $9.49 custom made, dark pine, burgundy Left at Little PART TIME Punch interview. dried spruce 6' $65, 8' $75, Apply to: HW5 25S HW520 days per wk Call alter 4 New landscape ties — 48" round, pedestal table 10' $90. Deliveries can be League park Thursday Press Operator for 15 hrs Dental Hyglenlst with six chairs. Lovely night 5/12 Reward 944 Clerk-Receptionist pm 862 1368. 6"x6"x8\ $6.79 ea.. arranged. Redwood week, 4 7 pm at small 23 DAYS Per Week set Call 658 6366 1673 Hess Station WOBURN OFF ICE. Good HW5 18 4"x6"x8', $4.49 ea.; tables also available. Call manufacturing plant in Wakefield Perio office FS518T L5 19C phone manners, well SUMMER JOB openings screened loam $15. yd., Chris 944 5895 after 5:30 Woburn. Call 933 8033 lor Excellent benefits. Call No. 21206 organized, 45 wpm typing as painters avail. Must be bark mulch $16 yd. USED PIANOS for sale. p.m. MULTI COLORED, details 245 2745. and general clerical ot conscientious and Subject to area Good cond Low prices. FS5 20C MEDIUM sized cat 273 Main St. HW5 20 HW5 I8S fice skills. Call Mr. energetic. No exp. nee minimum. Seal Coat, 291 Call for appointment. 438 White face w/black chin, Wilmington WE HAVE LONG 8. short YOUNG DISABLED man Hladky at Microdata Must be 18 or older Call Broadway, Saugus, Ma. 2488 . FSttS ans. to Penny. Vic. of term assignments for needs M or F PCA to FS6 14C NEW WATERBEDS, DOLLAR SAVER Mountain St., Woburn. il Maerada Hess Corp. Corp. 938 0353 923 4545 for application GUITAR, 12 string. Clerks 8. Receptionists assist in ind living. Poss HW5 20 HW5-I8 TABLE PADS King, Queen, single, tound please call 933 1620 Must be able to work an 8 live in pos at new 2 bdrm Excel, cond Asking $150 L 5 16 DISHWASHER BEAR HILL NURSING, DININGROOM TABLE complete, 10 year ■hr. day. Call Circle Temp apt. Rm hr wage. Call 721 2001 GROWING GOURMET Center at Wakefield is Pads. Special 20' warranty, 12 models, EYEGLASSES lost Gold Inc. at 273-5812 HW5 20 Bob at 438 4595. $5 18 tood company Woburn accepting applications discount from $29.95. Irom $199. The Waterbed rim, prescription. Friday HW5 IBS SOFA BED, 70", 2 location needs dish- lor the following Leafs extra. We'll come Factory, 162 Eastern al Woburn Mall Dark cushion Great for extra Electronics Sales Off ice washer. Good pay. opp positions: RN's. 7 3, 16 out and measure your Ave., Lynn 598 1400 Blue case. Call 933 5762. COMPONENTS, sales 8 table free. Call 933 8330, FSIIN dbl. bed. camp or home. L 5 16 portunity, call Sharon hrs. per wk RN/LPN, 3 $99. 862 1291. Due lo our steody growth we have immediate needs to manufacturers rep. new anytime. FSM6 16 SEVEN ACRES FARM LGT BROWN — blact 935 7887. II & 11 7, 24 hrs. per wk. $5 18 staff several deportments within our facility. Ours is on business with entry HW5 24 Nursing Assi Part time, HOTPOINT DRYER, STRICTLY FRESH face Golden Retrieve, advanced microwove environment with the latest position lor indiv. with PULLET eggs, capons, ENGINE FOR SALE, 351 PART TIME oltice help, 7 3, 3 11 Exp. req. Please family size, 1 yr. old. answers to Leroy, contact equipment We are oHenng excellent career oppor typing, clerical skills & Cleveland, $200 or BO 8-12 hours per week. call tor appointment 9-5, Excel, cond. Must sell, broilers, turkeys, pure John Parsons. Central good phone personality Call 933 7555. •unities lor Typing, order taking and MF. 438 8515. HW5 18 moving. Asking $150. 933 honey, maple syrup, fowl St.. N.R 664 4814 Call 245 2941 $5 18 I C Asspmhlers other clerical duties. GET AN 4792. Concord St., No Reading. L5 18N HW5-I8N Experience in a food AIRLINE JOB FS5 24 664 3530, exit 13 off 93 DOUBLE BDRM. SET, 2 IRISH SETTER, 2 years die bond transistors and resistors F S t ( N previous experience using a microscope is MATURE WOMAN broker preferred Call A special seminar in SALE.SALE dressers, bookcase, also old. male, wearing tan wanted lo care for one linens. Good cond. $300. desirable Consolidated Brokers PEABODY 20' OFF ALL Summer TRAILER HITCHESsold collar, white mark on minimum one year exoenence year old in our No 935 0324 on May 23 6 30 pm Tuesday. May 24 dresses 8 sportswear; 10" and installed: pickup 935-2991 $5-23 chest, answers lo Rusty. I.C. Bonder Reading home. School HW5 20 FLIGHTATTENDANT off bathing suits, truck bumpers, all types LORD & TAYLOR Blue Call 664 2729 hours, 4 days begin Sept familiar with bonding l C components MORNING AIDE Reservationist sweaters, slips, girdles. of welding. Elston Silk Dress. Small, worn L5 18N References. Call 922 1264. use ballwedge bonder Needed, for disabled Mechanic Food 10" to 50* off bras, some Welding Service, ISO once. $90. Call 273 4103 MEDIUM SIZE DOG. HW5 18N Park St., North Reading. knowledge of Mech el bonder desirable woman. Steady & Clerical Computers $5. Belts 20' off Large $523 black 8 white, male Lost I C and microscope experience preferable EXPERIENCE dependable Exp. prel And other airline jobs. Danskln Dept. lor adults 6643498. FStfN SEARS 23,000 BTU air vie. Woburn Mall, May 9 minimum one vear pxnenpnrp BOOKKEEPER wanted but will train. 830 Noon Call 1 437 1132 (Mon & children's ballet shoes. OFFICE EQUIPMENT conditioner, will cool 4 MedlordLic 525 Call 396 Assembler Bonder thru trial balance. 6 12 Evening help also needed Fri.) Dress Unique, 559 Main NEW & USED desks, rooms, $150 Call 851 8128 7183. Reward assemble MIC packaqes and bond using l.ne hrs. per week. Must be l17 hrs. for supper 8 HW5-18 St , Winchester. 729 9594 chairs, typewriters, file alter 2 p.m. $5 20C L5 20 able to work without FS5 20 wireon RF and drivers transfer 729 5473 GENERAL MANAGER, cabinets at discount WATERBED, king size. some assembly experience preferred supervision. Call after 6 HW5 20 Printed circuit board 3 CU. FT SANYO prices. The Olfice w headboard, heater, rail pm, 658 2383. Manager, 134 Park St. Rt. FOUND Machinist DESK CLERK, Koala drilling and plastic refrigerator, good for Bar cushions, $250 or BO Call HW5-18T 62, No Reading 664 4747 FOUND Delicate all around Inn, 315 Mishawum Rd., tabrication service. or college dorm, like new. 9336331. $5 24 set up & operate most of standard pieces of WANTED: BAR Candidate must be Excel cond $100. Call FStfN looking birthstone ring machine tool equipment such as lathes.miller Woburn. Full time nights WURLITZER ORGAN, found in Reading. Call TENDERS, Cruise knowledgeable in close after 5 pm. 935 2098. STUNNING WHITE and wkends. Exp pref touch tone. Hardly used. s.and grinders Work involves routine set ups directors, waiters, maids, tolerance machine work FS527 summer wedding gown 935 3561 evenings Excel, benefits. Apply in Asking $350. Call 935 1344 and tolerances beauticians, etc to work Salary commensurate F5 20C minimum ot one and one half years experience person, Mon Fri., 1 5 pm. 14' SHASTA TRAILER. and veil. Fink original $524 on Cruise Ships Call 602 with exp. Contact Bill BLACK NEWFOUN or one year technical school desirable HW5 20 1974, excel, cond. sleeps 4 Size 6. Asking $225 944 998 0426, ext 807 Devine, 933 0072 EOE. 6022 FStfC DLAND dog, male WE HAVE LONG & shorl 6. Gas/elec. Iridg 3 Solder Assemblers HW6-8T HW5-23 burner top 8 oven. LEATHER PALM knif Found Wob./Burl. line. term assignments for FIREWOOD Call 272 9231 stuff PC Boards (small) MATERIAL HANDLERS Factory Workers on all Awning & screen rm. TV wrist working gloves, FIREWOOD FO5 20 R F assembly solder 8 Warehouse Workers, shifts Call Circle Temp. EMPLOYMENT antenna Lrge. view wholesale, $25 per dozen, OAK 8 MAPLE, cut. intetrqrate soldering temporary assignments mirrors, stabilizer, & delivered Call 658 2163. SET OF KEYS lound vie microscopeexperience preferred Inc at 273 5812 HW5 20 1st. 2nd & 3rd shifts WANTED many other extras $3000 FS5 18T split, deliv. 2 cord min Revere Road. Woburn HOMEMAKERS needed (256 cu. ft.) $100 per cord Assembler Includes production line. COLLEGE STUDENT for Call 438 0196 RAINBOW CONSIGN. late Sunday alternoon building maintenance, to service ongoing care in hire Landscaping or FS524 862 4832 or 452-7009 Inquire at Woburn Police general assembly work Wilmington & surroun SHOP work with small components packing and some light painting Call 935 3569 F W M 5 2 7 station ding areas We will train FOR SALE Magee 30" 612 MAIN ST.. WIN MA, electronic experience desirable lifting 6 mo. work exp. 8 EW5 20 gas stove, avocado, good LOWEST PRICES FO5 20 Call Liz at Professional 721 1425 Cash in on your MIC Driver Assembler reliable ret. required. PRACTICAL NURSE. 13 condition, $125 30" hood children's clothes, now LOG LENGTHS. Quality Must have Iran Care at Home, 1 800 322 hardwood, huge loads, assemble driver components tor 0329 or 688 3939 yrs. exp. in care ot tan $15. Call after 3 pm, taking in summer sportation, phone and be prompt deliveryNCall the modulesswi tches HW6 IT elderly Nutritional 6626940. clothing, children's, \read prints avail up to one lull week background. Part time FS5 18S maternity and ladies professionals Moiwdnock Work * Travel Free IT'S THE MOST! experience in working under microscope at a time. Friday payroll lull time day and/or quality, brand names Firewood (603) 67*0700 No tee register by ap CRUISE SH IPS and WATERBED tor sale FIRE6 9C I he world's largest house MIC RF Assembler night Excel ret Call 935 super single size $150. only. Call tor an appl 10 pointment only. Office airlines need help. All 0389 LOG LENGTH is the Biltmore House in soldering Heater, mattress 8 frame to 4. Tues. to Sat Specialists, call 438 4901, occupations. For in FIREWOOD Asheville, NC lls 250 rooms die bonding EW5 18 all in fine condition. Call FSM5 27 61 Main St., Stoneham or tormalion call 1602 998 1400 pluS CU ft Ol lOp were huili by George Wash- work with mocroscope 0426, ext. 711. PRACTICAL NURSE 662 5678 after 7 pm, week DIAMOND RING 273 1470, 99 South Bedford LOOKING FOR full or quality hardwood Order ington Vanderhilt in the In Process Inspector St, Burlington. HW5 20 HW6-1S days 14K yellow gold setting inspect MIC & switch type devices part time work Some now at low spring prices I890i on an estate of GOVERNMENT jobs FS5 18S with one oval 3/8 ct , also inspect per mil standard & applicable in LICENSED ELEC light housekeeping. 603 622 8001 FW5 26C 1 19.000 acres The house is REFRIGERATOR has six full cut 1/5 ct. spection procedures TRICIAN. Industrial & Thousands of vacancies Excellent reterences BIGGEST 1500 cu. ft. still owned by Vamler bill's NORGE 21 cu ft frost have appraised papers Must be able toread prints commercial exp. pref. must be filled im avail. Call 938 1699 or 438 grapple loads — lowest kin free energy saver, Ice worth $1750, asking $1250. MIC andor switch type work essential 729 1327 HW5 24 mediately. $17,634 to 6695. prices. In business 17 $50,112 Call I 716842 maker, used 1 yr $600 Call 468 1652 FStfC Another house is railing all work is done under microscope JOBS FOR STUDENTS EW6 IS years Guaranteed 6000. ext 3191 Maytag washer & gas Wrought Iron Rails its roof to allow more clean room environment PART TIME, 20 hours measure. J T. Birch 603 HW5-I8S I WILL CARE tor elderly dryer 3 yrs old. exc. cond. SPIRALS from $395. Low people to enjoy its love- Micro Dynamics. Inc is an exciting place lobe per week. Fun job 465 7849 FW6 I3C woman who is honest 8. in $300 for set Older fridge. prices, instant service. ly rooms. It's the King working with others, the vicinity of Woburn. $50. Vacuum new hose New England Metal FIREWOOD, cut. split & David Manor on Long telling people how to save SPRAY PAINTER Don't have car. will take $25 Odd furniture pieces Products, 90 Main St., No delivered. $94. 1 603 569 Island's oceanfronl in Long package^which includes dental & health ,n money and energy Apply 2nd SHIFT, 2 years. In transportation, $50. 933 Call Anne or Marian at Reading, 664 5244 2672 FW15x Beach, NY. No senior res- surance, plus much more nnon,nn'. in person ready to work dustrial texturing with 4512 EW5 20 It you feel yu quality tor any of these openings, 6655224 MC/Visa UNSPLIT FIREWOOD, idence stands taller in the Youth Resources Rep., lacquer or urethane FS5 18S FS tfN please contact our Personnel Department Mahoney's Rocky Ledge preferred or 2 years in Cut 16 18" average esteem of those in Inc Interviews by appointment only ^ FOR SALE KING SIZE water bed, length, $85 cord. Cut & Main Greenhouse in automotive Call Lou HORSEFEED 75 WATT SCOTT Am know than this magntfi Micro Dynamics a, formation booth, Mon Tanguay, 273 0890. Poly plifer. plus KLH Stereo headboard, bedposts, split $110. Full 128 cu. ft. cent facility. The new ad- ALSO Livestock and dog heated, $350 or BO. Call 10 Sonar Drive, day Friday 3 pm or Sat. Structures, Burlington, tuner, excellent cond, 17 yrs. In the business. dition will add a .seventh feed. Local represen 935 3703 between 58.7. Woburn, Ma 01801 10 am. MA. both for $85 Call 851 6648 667 3607 after 5 pm. floor overlooking the famed talive for Agway. Inc , FSM6 10 Equal opportunity employer HW5 20 HW5 18 FS5 18T FWMllx 7999450 Reading 944 9161. FStfC Boardwalk. MMaWMittaWiiiiiin Supplement to Daily Times & Chronicle (Woburn. Reading, Winchester, Burlington. Wakefiefdl. Lynnf.eld PAGE S 18 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier. Stoneham Independent !$& CLASSIFIEDfiDS! As a public service there is no charge for Found ods. Coll ■SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED (SERVICES OFFERED SEE YOU WIN DOW CLEAN ING About Trash & Moving CARPENTRY GODDARDS HOME REPAIRS CONTRACTING General Contractor LAWN SERVICE AT THE PEWTER POT DAVE'S Wl NDOW BE SAFE Prevent tires QUALITY WORK by SPRING CLEANUP. PAINTING SERVICE - INTERIOR Remodeling CHARLES CONTRAC LEE R. HANSEN Restaurant where good CLEANING offering and accidents Will take experienced carpenters. interior & exterior repairs. New ceilings, TORS Int. 8,ext painting, BUILDER Quality work Mowing, thatching, friends get together. At cleaner windows at lower away rubbish trom No job too small Free painting, wallpapering, walls, paper, paint sheet rocking, carpentry, in roofs, siding, additions, fertilizing, seed and sod 580 Main St., Reading prices. 10" discount to cellars, attics, yards, etc. estimates. Call Lenny 8. additions, roofing, land remodeling kitchens, Shrubs pruned, land general repairs. Richard Exterior repairs. Roofing, gutters, pain Center StfC Senior Citizens. Appliances, furniture Sons Inc. 933 5552 SM7x scaping, free removal, attic stairs, ceilings, scaping. Middlesex Goddard 944 4962. 944 ting, porches Quality SEWING MACHINES Specializing in moved or disposed ot. CEILINGS fences Inst. Free est. repairs and odd jobs. Call Excavating and Main 8175 work you can afford WE SERVICE AND have residential. Call 933 3049 Servicing Woburn area PROFESSIONALLY Very reas Call 593 1859 935 3939. SM16x lenance, 273 3355 SO tfC Small jobs a specialty parts tor Singer, Ken and ask for Dave. for past 24 years Call 933 SPRAYED, textured before 5 pm; after 6, 387 SM2lx PAINTING JUNK CARS Fully insured. In more, Nelco, Brothers. SM28x 1868 after 3 pm SM23x Your choice of gold, 7246. LAWN SERVICE TWO COLLEGE students JUNK CARS Removed, Stoneham call Tom, 665 While. Morse. New WINDOWCLEANING ALARM SYSTEMS silver or clear sparkles SM6 17 EVERGREEN LAWN with 5 years experience. highest prices paid, , 0083. SOtfS Home. Necchi and most WINDOWS WASHED - QUALITY protection (or Free estimates. Woburn NEED CREDIT Cards, immediate service Day SERVICE. Grass cuf. Quality work, reasonable TRACTOR REPAIRS others. Singer, 451 Main Residential and com- your peace ot mind. Carpentry & Remodeling improved or new credit? or evening 272 5160 or 657 shrubs trimmed. Com prices Call Mike, 944 specializing in gravely, St.. Stoneham. 438 3268 mercial. Call Phil Burglar and fire 935 1873.935 1489 SM26x Look tor our ad under 7389 Call the little guy!!! plete lawn service Free 5792. Ariens. Locke & In SM3x Gallagher Cleaning protection References CHIMNEY CLEANING "Miscellaneous" this StfC estimates. Call 935 1427, S05-I8C ternational. Used equip Service, 944 3001. supplied upon request, CHIMNEYS CLEANED addition. 602 949 0276. eves. PAINTING SOLAR D&D Landscaping for sale. Dave's Tractors SOtfC 658 8 i!9 a nd repa i red Old dept.477. SM6 9 Interior & Exterior PASSIVE SOLAR - COMPLETE Line of lawn Co. 658 4381, SOtfT Custom additions, green WINDOWCLEANING SO tfT chimneys rebuilt and S05 20C service, fertilizing weed HAND LAWNMOVER WE SCRAPE AND SAND FURNITURE houses Free estimates FOR THE Cleanest CANT THREAD a relined. Woodburning DRIVEWAY HOT TOP control tree 8. shrub tune up $29.50. Includes all peeling areas. Prime 7 Please call GET SOLAR, windows around call needle Let me do it tor stoves installed. Fully and apply finish coat. All REFINISHING R. COOPER 8, SON We trimming, yard clean up, points, plugs, condenser, 935 7944. Jim's Window Cleaning you. Hems, alterations, eqoipped; fully insured windows and cracks are NAZARIAN Refinishing. pave, you save. Free regular maintenance, adj. carburetor, oil S5 27 We do regular, storms. repairs, etc Call Pam, Year round service reasonable reafes. Free change, sharpen blade 8, puttied where necessary Furn meticulously hand estimates. Call 851 2919. Cape Cods, picture 66? 6550 SO-tfS Complete line of wood 8, labor. Usual 1 week and loose woodwork is stripped 8. refinished. Spiritual Reader SO Iff estimates. For service windows & store fronts coal stoves available. For nailed back. Gutters are Spec in antiques 20 yrs MRS EVANS ESP. ALUMINUM BASEMENT SPECIAL call 245 5746. service 944 0925 Inside and out at a ALUM combination tree est call Northeast SOS 2SS S5 31C oiled. Call George for free exp free pick up & del 438 Spiritual Reader & Ad ADD LIVING space in reasonable price. Call windows, alum storm Chimney Sweeps, 935 estimate 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. 2506 SOUS visor. Advice on Love, your cellar. Electrical LANDSCAPING MAINTENANCE Marriage* Business. For Jim 933 8386 SM13x doors and alum 1 piece 5488 22 YEARS A to Z Maintenance and 944 1266 GENERAL REPAIRS. and plumbing work inc. more information, call WINDOWCLEANING gutters. Compare our SM8x EXPERIENCE SOtfC Home remodeling, inl Specialists in barnboard. alterations Call Ted 389 2707 Open daily from R. CALLAHAN'S Window prices and save. Silverio CHIMNEYSWEEP BILL SMITH Land Nalwalk, 944 8373 StfC PAINTING exterior, carpentry, Reasonable prices. Also 10 a.m. 10 p.m. 185 Main Cleaning. Residential and Construe fion. 942 1158 & SHORE CHIMN E Y add a full bath for $2,500 scaping, lawn con SMALL HOME S a pa*int, paper, masonry, no MASONRY WORK St.. Everett. Commercial Excellent 944 4143 Sweep. Chimneys including tub. toilet and ditioning, design planting specialty. Quality job loo small. Free ees. STONEWALLS, brick SOS 25C Service with very SO ttC cleaned, repaired, rebuilt vanity. Call 944 9031 trimming thatching & yd preparation All hand Call 438 1107 SOTFS and concrete work, TAILORING reasonable rates Call APPLIANCE REPAIR and lined. Brick walls, Maksou Carpentry SOtfC clean up. Freee patios. Landscaping and brushed. Fully insured. REPAIR Reasonable prices and REPAIR & Remodeling, STONEHAM TAILOR Russ 938 1120. VACUUM CLEANER hearths, wood 8. coal HILLTOP CO. estimates. Call 246 0383 tree work. Call Armando free written estimates SHOP. 19 Franklin St.. SM5 20 and sewing machine stoves installed. Call RES. DRIVEWAYS in SOS25S Sinagoga, 438 3465 plaster, paint, carpentry Mike 935 1249. SM26x Call Bill Hogan at 944 etc. Call Pat at 729 8294. Stoneham Any type of WINDOWCLEANING repairs, bags, bells, stalled by motorized LANDSCAPING SO ttS 6491. alterations for men and C MOORE Residential replacement hoses. Built B8.B CHIMNEY SWEEP paving machine, same SERVICE SM5-21 MASQN CONTRACTORS S06 7C women. Hours Mon., window cleaning. Gutters in vacuum cleaners, sold PROTECT AGAINST type used on parking lots GODDARD BROS REPAIRS Stairs of brick, stone or Wed.. Fri., Sat., 9 5, cleaned and oiled. Free and serviced. Free dangerous chimney fires & private roadway Landscaping Design — PAINTING SMALL ENGINE tune blue stone. Walls of field Tues. 8-2. Thurs. 8 5 and estimates. Fully insured. os'imates Pickup and by having your chimney Curbing by machine. Seal construction, grounds WHATEVER PAINTING up. lawnmowers, tillers, stone, cobblestone & cut 6:30 10pm 438 7198. Over t2 years exp. Call delivery. 2 day service cleaned professionally. Coating Call Reading maintenance Free Service. Interior. Ex snowblowers. etc. Pick stone. Walks 8, patios of SM29x Woburn. 933 9070. 302 Montvale Ave 935 Pointing and rebuilding. 944 0888. estimates. Fully insured. tenor Reasonable rates up 8, delivery 933 4618. colored concrete, HARVEY'ST. V. SMS 23 2704 SM6x Fully insured contractor. SOtfC 944 4962, 664 5836 flagstone or fancy finish. Free estimates 438 5269 S5-20 SM6-10 TELEVISION REPAIRS SPRINGCLEAN-UP B&H Appliance Service Free estimates, B8.B ELECTRICIAN SO tfC Chimney repairing Call ANDERSON ROOFING Color TV specialist, all Yard thatching. Free CALL ANYTIME FOR CHIMNEY SWEEP RESIDENTIAL and MARKC DONOVAN Bill Ross at 658 9387 or BROADWAY PAINTING MASONRY service calls only $14.95 repairs on ma|or brands COMPANY, 933 4845. LANDSCAPE DESIGN 657 6358. AND ROOFING Int. & All types of masonry estimates. 944 3039 industrial. Free esti Call Harvey's TV. 658 ol washers, dryers, dish S M 2 2 x ext. All types of home work, roofing repairs 8. S06 2C mates Bill Alexander, complete landscape S06 29 T 5944 or 658 4324. Master washers, ranges, freezers CHIMNEY service, thatching, liming maint fully ins Rets new work. Shingles & tar 933 1103 SM20x OIL BURNERS TV License 1308. SOtfC 8, refrigerators, reason RESTORATION & fertilizing, mowing, SPRING SPECIAL Lists provided. All work & gravel. 15 yrs. ex ELECTRICIAN — TIMEX — able rales. Prompt Since 1972 experts in planting 8. design, sod Have your oil burner guar in writing. Free perience Free estimates INSTRUCTIONS LICENSED ELECTRI AUTHORIZED SER service Call 944 7270 StfC chimney repairs, and seeded lawns in- tuned up! $18.00 per hr. estimates. 246 0462 or 884 Call 272 6315or851 9138 Gultar-Plano-Drum CIAN free estimates Nfr VICE Center. We repair APPLIANCE SERVICE chimney rebuilding, tuck stalled. Free estimates. plus parts We do NOT 9215. SOtfT ORGAN LESSONS Free job too big or too small in warranty & out of REPAIRS ON all major pointing, fireplace 944 3039 sell fuel oil. 22 years SOtfS Rich Roofing use of guitar, drum. Lee Janvrin, 942 0243. lie warranty Timex watches. brands of washers, repairs, chimney SOffC experience. Call us al 272 HILLSIDE PAINTING - RESIDENTIAL ROOFS Private lessons, all ages. no. E 17239 SOtfC Parts 8. repairing for all dryers, dishwashers, relining, dampers in 8963. exterior, interior pain Carpentry, gutlers. Sarrin Studio, 1098 Main R.M. Collins, Electric LANDSCAPING electric shavers. A & K ranges, freezers and stalled, chimney caps LAWN MOWING. Fer ting, commercial & Licensed 8. insured. 15 St , Wakefield. 245 2200. RESIDENTIAL. In SO5-0IC Jewelers, 379 Main St., refrigerators. At a very installed. Call 438 3025 or tilizing, weed control. residential, complete year. Guarantee. Free INST tfC dusfrial 8. commercial ODD JOBS Stoneham Sq 438 1250 hones' price Appliance 665 8554. R LeBlanc home maintenance All estimates. 944 1590 wiring service. Master Expert pruning and ENERGETIC "JILL" Mon to Sat 9am 5 15pm GUITAR LESSONS. All Service. 933 9401 SM2x SOS 20C shearing. Trees and work by professionals. SO ttC License No. A8326. Call wants jobs house, pet, SO TFS levels all styles. Master ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS ECONOMY CHIMNEY shrubs planted, regular plant, babysitter, com Free estimates. Ask for ROOFING of Music Degree New Ron, 245 6599 SOtfN TYPE-RIGHT BY READING ASPHALT Sweep. Professionally maintenance. Call Tom Paul. 245 1230. GUARANTEED England Conservatory ELECTRICIAN plete house and yd. ALL KINDS of typing CO Qualify paving and trained, insured. Call for 729 S629 (after 4 pm.) cleaning Wash, mend, S06-8C 273 2461 Berklee Alumnus. Mike, KENNETH SABATINO done quickly 8. ac sealcoating at reasonable appointment 321 5611. SM6 11 HOUSE PAINTING SM6 11 662 6943 Electrician - com type, taxes, flute. curately. Specializing in prices. Free estimates S05-18N LANDSCAPE TREE Possibilities unltd. AND ODD JOBS done by INST-tfS mercial. Residential. ROOFING GUTTERS dictaphone either by 944 7072 The Chimney Doctor BE READY for the Reasnb. 933 0394 college students Call 27? Industrial and alarms. PROFESSIONAL Work cassettes or by telephone. CHIMNEYS CLEANED spring regrowth cycle. 3938 No reasonable |Obs PIANO INSTRUCTOR SOtfC Free estimates Call 272 SS-20 at reasonable rates Pick up 8. del serv avail. masonry chimneys built Plantings design. Sod refused IS NOW accepting ATARI 9687 SM24X PAINTING Licensed 8. guaranteed Please call 438 1630 SOtfS ATARI REPAIR, also 8, repaired, chimney lawns Yard clean-up 8, S5 18 Roofing, painting, decks, students. Received FENCES PAINTING, interior and lined with tile or stainless maintenance. Rototilling. EXTERIOR PAINTING TRAVEL SERVICE Master of Music from repairs on all makes of SKIP CLEVELAND exterior, quality work, gutters Dave Fleming steel, wood stoves in Lawn thatching, mowing. TWO TEACHERS looking WHERE ARE YOU University of Con- TVs Stereos & Video Contracting & Fencing reasonable prices. Free 438 0136 or 438 5382. stalled. Certified by Expert tree pruning, for summer work pain GOING? All plane, ship necticut. Reasonable recorders Master Tech. Co Chainlink, wood, all estimates Call Mario 944 SOS 18S National Chimeny Sweep removal Fully insured ting houses Years of and hotel arrangements rates Call Stephen Lie.»8635 lypes. Also fence repairs 1957. SttC ROTOTILLING Good Guild. Fully insured, five FREE ESTIMATES. 944 experience. free through the United States Glover af 438 5339 SERRA VIDEO. 272-511S & compressor wk 438- PAINTING work, fair price. Call years experience Call 7221. estimates Reasonable and all over the world can INST-tfS SM6 7 1545, 438 3210 SOtfS PAINTING, Expert In Red 658 2727 322 8861 or 861 1132 SO tfC rates Call Ted 933 7788 or be made at tariff rales by BELLY DANCING Automotive Workshop HILLS FENCE lerior and Exterior. No S05-25S calling your authorized SOS I8N TIBUR LANDSCAPING Paul 662 7278. DOROTHEA STUDIOS — CERTIFIED MECHAN ALL TYPES, wood, chain job too small or large. J ROTOTILLING travel agent Let us know CLEANING SPRING CLEANUPS, SM6 13 Professional dancer; ICS lowest prices link, and vinyl In Abreu. 935 2793 SMIx GARDENS Lawns your travel plans and we TOWNE CLEANING CO THATCHING. Roto PAPERHANGING experienced teacher. General auto repair, stallation & repairs Pool R.C. PAINTING mowed and cleaned up. will be happy to work Professional cleaners tilling. Mowi ng & Interior painting, 10 Enjoy classes in our prof foreign and domestic enclosures & privacy INTERIOR 8. EXTER Low rales. Quick service. them out with you. offering quality cleaning Grooming. Complete -years experience studios. Member Automatic transmission slats. Free estimates IOR over 15 yrs ex Call 272 0502 McGrath Travel Service. for your home, apt. or maint. Qual. work at References gladly P.D.T.A. 2455301; 438 specialists. Call evenings Call 658 5358 perience. Reasonable SMS 21 14 Eaton Ave.. Woburn, office. Reading, 944 0948 reasonable rates Call provided Insured. 7663. «44 5224 for appointment S06 29T prices and tree estimates. Mass. Tel 935 0600 StfC 935 1702 or 438 0433 and Gordon Sargent 245 6648. ROTOTILLING IMI3x S O t f C 944 8976 or 944 3388 SO tfC Rolotilling, $10.00 and up (Members of American A8.M ask for Joe. SM5-27 after 5 p.m BUSINESS SERVICE I'll Split Your Firewood Pointing Paper hanging Call after 5 p.m.. 657 7034 Society ot Travel CLEANING HAVE SPLITTER will S06 10C SERVE CIVIL LITTLE'S BUSINESS METRO INTERIOR EXTERIOR S0525T Agents). SM8x PROCESS Average $12 & DISPOSAL travel. You owe it to your LANDSCAPING PAPERHANGER Service Automatic work professionally done ROTOTILLING TREE REMOVAL $36 per hr in your own CELLARS, ATTICS. back. It's painless. Call PAINTING AND Paper typing teletype. ALL TYPES OF con at reasonable rates Free Rototilling, $10,00 and up &CARE business. Must be over 18 yards, tree trimming & Woody 9 am to 5 pm. 334 struction & weekly ing No job too small For secretarial, tape tran estimates Phone Steve Call 657 7034. Call clearing & firewood yrs. Call 328 4423 removal. No job loo large 3232 SOtfL free estimates call John scriptions. resumes. maintenance programs, Meuse at 438 5985 SOtfS Fully insured & tree or small. Quality ex anylime. SOTFT INST527C newsletters, copies, large FLOOR SANDING sodding 8> seeding, Flynn at 322 5793 after 5 estimates. For complete, perienced painting. Free MASTER PAINTERS PIANO TEACHER document reductions, R&S FLOORS renovation work, shrub & pm SttC ROTOTILLING dependable & fast service estimates. Al & Ken 944 2 RELIABLE College SUMMER CLASSES for 5 lubber stamps, in MORE THAN 1 rm $75 tree installation PAVING repaving AT R EASONABLE call Timberline Tree vitafions. stalionery, 6481 SOtfC per rm. Floor sanding & Residential & com seniors w4 yrs. ex driveways and walkways, prices. The Troy built & 6 year olds and private Service. 245 4229. SO-tft lessons for older children mimeographing, report CLEANING refinishing. steam mercial. Call 438 0884 .perience ar e. now etc. No job too small, free machine will prepare DUMP TRUCK & adults Opportunities binding Room 101. 2 TIME FOR SPRING cleaning Free estimates SOtfS scheduling painting jobs est. Call after 4 p.m. 851 your lawn or garden Be DUMP TRUCK FOR will be avail, to par- Linden Si 944 2669 Cleaning Have Truck, Call Steve. 321 1629 or J G LANDSCAPING Top quality, f r e'e 6858, ask for Pat kind to your back. Don't HIRE — yards, cellars, ticipate in recitals, SlfC will pick up and clean Bob, 438 5224 SOtfS COMPLETE LAWN estimates. Mark, 662 8938 SOtfT do it by hand. Call or sieve 438 9298 anytime 8. same money. attics cleaned, loam & fill workshops, competitions, CARPENTRY yards, cellars, attics, etc. FURNITURE SERVICE, mulching, PAVE and do any odd jobs SO68S 233 4557. S05-25S deliveries. trash etc Member NEPTA 8. PORCHES, Gutters, REFINISHED trimming, edging, etc 9x40, 289 DRIVEWAYS, moving furniture. Let us removal. Reasonable NGPT. Ms. R usty ,idmg 8. rooting Kitchens FURNITURE Call John 933 5117 SM6 13 Painting Wall Coverings sidewalks, parking lots ROTOTILLING serv do the work Call 933 6143 rates. Call Jack anytime Palumbo 944 2017 A baths remodeled REFINISHED 8. DEE LANDSCAPING INTERIOR PAINTINGS, Free estimates. Crushed small & Ig gardens $12 & or Lenny, 933 6330 SMS 29 664 2762 SOtfC INST6 IC aluminum doors & repaired. Residential 8. WE OFFER A COM wall coverings (vinyl, stone seal coated. All up New ground & old windows, metal interlock Cellars & Attics Cleaned commercial finishing PLETE program for your foil, paper). Free esti work guaranteed Call lawns tilled thoroughly TRUCKS FOR HIRE Yards, cellars, garages STENCILING CLASSES weather stripping in WE CLEAN CELLARS (free estimates. Don't lawn and surroundings. mates Call Phil 944 3001 535 4446 All Troy built equip. Call cleaned Tree & trash — Mondays mornings & tailed Call Art Nelson. and aftics at reasonable buy new, "Re-Do." Call Spring cleanup. Fer SOtfC SOS-25N 665 6557 SOS-25S removal, hauling & evenings. For more in 935 0545 SM7x prices. Prevent fires in Highland Wood Finishing tilizer. Weed control. Painting Wallpapering RUBBISH REMOVED A&B delivering Reasonable formation call Pat 944- VOKESCHOOLGRAD your home. Call anytime. 729 6376, 438 5868 Insect control Tree and FULLY INSURED, over BE SAFE Prevent PEST CONTROL rates. Call Dennis 233 3230 SEEKS CARPENTRY 938 9130 or 933 0085 SM16x shrub pruning. Bark 20 years' experience tires and accidents Will ANTS, TERMITES, bees 3239 or 233 8239 SOtfN INST531C SMIx Mulch. Free estimates. Ceilings a specialty Call iubs of all kinds. Quality PRIVACY HEDGES & other little pests take away rubbish from GUITAR LESSONS Call Bill Ross, 658 9287 TYPING, accurate & work always 8. very O'NEIL CLEANING CO. WE INSTALL beautiful Don McLennan, 438 0483 Prompt service cellars, attics, yards, etc ALL AGES, all styles, of S M 7 16 neat done with IBM reasonable rates Call Al Rugs, windows, walls, arborvitae hedges up to SOtfS reasonable rates. Call 1 Appliances, furniture playing. Beginner & in- Selectr ic II. also Bunker at 438 7491 SOUS firs, gutters, complete 10 ft. tall. Dig them LAWNS MOWED 666 5337. moved or disposed ot termediate levels. Rental Stenorette dictaphone CARPENTRY hse clng. Call for Spring yourself and save even I WILL MOW your lawn Int.* Ext.Painting SOS 18N Servicing Woburn area instruments avail. Pick up & delivery, fast & ALL TYPES. Doors. appts 2450771 or 321 more. Call 649 6245 eves Reasonable price Call TEACHERS seeking PLASTERING for past 24 years. Call 933 Special introductory professional 665 8510 windows, porches, steps. 2330. S06 IS for app't & free est David, 933 1341. S5 27 interior and exterior PLASTERING Ceilings 1868 after 3 pm SM 23x rates. Stewart Guitar SOtfS [uncling, sus. ceilings, CLEANING S05 I8T NEED YOUR LAWN painting. Many years Painted No job too big or RUBBISH REMOVAL Studio. 935 4097 TUTORING wind cords, cust. cab. & GENERAL CLEANING. HOME IMPROVEMENT cut? Bushes trimmed? experience Reasonable too small. Reasonable REMOVAL OF BRUSH, IMS-26 COLLEGE kt'ehens Reasonable Cellars, yards and attics M&J HANDYMAN Ser Call Ken now Will do rates. Call Kathy. 944 prices. Free Estimates. building debris, rubbish PREPARATORY PIANO LESSONS rates Days 648 1133, Will pick up and dispose vice. Complete home other odds and ends also 1441 or Dick, 667 6578 Call 272 0817 SM7x demolition work and tutoring in Biology 8. classical and con- eves 438 7293 SOtfS Call 933 8638 SM6 4 repair from the foun 438 4092. S06 IS SOtfC D&WPLUMBING cleanouts Prompt Algebra Liberal arts temporary, beginners & Spring Clean Up dation to the roof and all KIM'S LAWN SERVICE BATHS 8. KITCHENS, reliable service Serving CARPENTRY QUALITY* graduate. Fee negotiable intermediate, all ages. YARDS RAKED, lawns in between Reasonable COMPLETE LAWN heating, gas fitting, in all towns. Call Bill eves GREGORY DICTAS New EXPERIENCE Call 933 3866 between 11 Call 658 9612. mowed, trees 8. lots rates Prompt service stallation of underground 862 2142 SMS 27 additions, porches, CARE, bushes trimmed 8, PAINTING CO. fully am 8:30 pm. j j • INSTTFT cleared, and rubbish For free estimates call installed. Mulching & oil tanks, service work. 4 remodeling, finished licensed, fully insured, RUGS SHAMPOOED VOICE COACH, con removed Also, first Mike, 935 1249 SM26x edging etc. Free est. Call interior, exterior, com Call Don 944 9106, Lie. WALLPAPERING playrooms Bathrooms, GALLANTSERVICE CO temporary vocal in- ceramic tile kitchens, air quality firewood for sale. Heating and Piping Bill 438 5458 S5 20 mercial, residential, J18928 SOtfC Wall to wall carpeting WALLPAPERING, spe All landscaping done terpretation and conditioners installed. GAS, OIL, SOLAR sys LAWN AND SHRUB waterproofing. All work PLUMBING* HEATING cleaned All size rugs cializing in vinyl, grass, professionally without technique Call 658 9612. Garage doors, large and terns All makes, BERY SERVICE. Free done by professional STEVEN R. PETTI Free pick up and flock, murals. Ceilings paying fhe high cost 245 INSTTFT small |Obs accepted Free Blueray, Weil McLain, estimates, low rates Call painters. Our name says PLUMBING, HEATING delivery. Fully insured painted. Interior pain estimates Call 933 0977 0292 S06 3C Texaco, Becett & In anytime. Jack at 245 1576 it all 944 8010 & Gas, bathroom & kit Satisfaction guaranteed. ting. Call 272 6841 SM8x SUMMER SCHOOL? SMIx CLEANING terburner Furnaces in SO ttC SO ttC chen remodeling Drains Free estimate Call 272 Wallpapering—Painting learn keyboards, piano, stalled from $995 synthesiser, bass, all CARPENTER GENERAL CLEANING LAWN SERVICE A&M cleaned, no job too small. 9432. SM26x RFSIDENTIAL WALL Sheetmetal work 8. levels, beginners WHOCARES Cellars, yards and attics LAWN AND SHRUB PAINTING 665 1685. Lie No 18765 RUG SHAMPOOING PAPER and interior ducting Call Blue Temp ROUGH, FINISH remod Will pick up and dispose service. Free estimates, INTERIOR & exterior StfC FREE ESTIMATES Low painting, all types. 15 yrs. welcortie. Learn how to 6576181 SOtfT cling. Formica, cabinets Call 933 8638. SM6 4 low rates Call anytime. Free estimates Over 20 REMODELING rates, call 272 3938, ask experience with honest play, form a band 8, get years experience. 944 rates. Call Bob. Billerica jobs. From professionals Joseph Maksou, 109 Palazzolo Const. Co. HOT TOPPING Jack 245 1576. CUSTOM REMODEL for Paul. tor information, 438 7529 Bancroft Ave . Reading Concrete floors, patios, BACKHOE SS-24 6481 ING, Nix and Son general S5-18 6674757. SOtfC SOtfC INST5-18S 944 9031 SOtfC pool decks, masonry, Paul J. Howell & Sons. BARK MULCH, SIS per contractor, 1213 Main St.. Acme Salvage Co. WEDDING Reading, Ma 944 8920 Patterson Carpentry waterproofing, surveying Inc., Gen'l Contractors, yd, 6 yd. min., loam $11 SO BARRETT PAINTING Cellars 8. yards cleaned QUALITY Photos at an EXPERIENCED TUTOR QUALITY WORK at & engineering. Free driveways, backhoe per yd. 6 yd min, fill $5.50 PEELING? CRACKING? SttC Scrap metal, irons & affordable price. Call 657 In Math, Writing, reasonable rates estimates, call Steve 664 work, loam, lie sewer per yd. 6 yd min. etc. Preparation is our BATHROOM Kitchen re appliances of all types 3958. ask for Stu. SOtfT Reading thru Junior High Rooting, siding, 6328 connections Free est . backhoe, bulldozer, dump commitment. Quality modeled, update 8. repair picked up. Call after 5 STEVE'S ARC Welding level. Teacher for 7 remodeling, windows. SOtfN call 658 2795, anytime. truck w/driver for hire. work. References old cabinets & broken tile p.m. 664 2249 Services. All Arc Welding years. Difficulty In doors Put on a deck this CONTRACTOR SOtfT Call 657 4079 before 7 am provided. Free estimates around tubs, etc. Free SOtfN and cutting done No job school? Call Joyce spring for summer Free MARK E. BUTTON, HOUSEWORK or after 3 pm Call now. David. 942 0711 est. 438 1107 or 438 4582 SECRETARIAL too small. Call 438 4312 Quinlan 664 6278 estimates, fully licensed Contractor, siding, HOUSEWORK DONE by SOTFT SOtfC SOTFS SERVICESUNLIMITED ask for Steve. SO-tfS INST6 8N Call Barry Palterson, 944 roofing, gutters, car professional custodian RED BARK MULCH PAINTING CLOCK REPAIR, why ALL YOUR secretarial WINDOW CLEANING YOUTH Art Classes, 4970 . pentry and all types ot and housekeeper Honesf DELIVERY EXTRA UNEMPLOYED not restore, or dispose of needs. Typing, ROBERTS WINDOW basic drawings. Classes SO tfC home improvements & reliable, fast and ef Screen loam, $14.50 yard, teachers looking for that old attic keywind stenography, tran Cleaning, professional start May 28.. Sat. 1:30 & CAR POLISHING, Low rates tree estimates ficient quality work deliv. extra. New lawns, painting jobs. Prof job collectible? Fair estimate scription. correspon window cleaning only 3 pm. Six weeks series. waxing, buffing, Low rates, free Reasonable rates $6 50 sod or seed, shrubs. Rt low prices exp neat rets on bringing back to life. dence, term papers, $3.25/stand sz & storm. $35. Supply list furnished reasonable prices Call estimates. Insured and per hour Please call 862 28. No. Reading. Caswell Improve house save Phone 426 5228 (days). distinctive resumes Guaranteed. Wilmington, at registration. Call 657- Mike 851 2449 guaranteed. 933 7626 8173 after 9 pm Landscape 438 0617 money. 438 7360, 438 0611 245 3662 (eves, til 9 pm) Prompt service. 664 3355 1 657 7685 3840. SO tfT SM5 24 S5 20 S068S SOtfS SOS 25S SOttC SOtfS INSTS-18T • im wmmmm •■mnp^wwpp »upplem«nl lo Daily Time^a, Chronicle (WoOurn. Reading. Winchester, burhngton. Waketield), lynntield 1^,. Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tew* sour y Town Crier. Stoneham independent WEDNESDAY. AMY 18, 1983-PAGE S 19 WANTED LEXINGTON,$££8*221 Gigantic GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE CHILD CARE CHILD CARE WANTED WANTED GARAGE S A L t MATURE experienced CASH HAIL) tor antiques, CASHPAIDII pmmage sale! Tuesday, GARAGE SALE YARD SALE : Saturday 8, MOIHER WOULD like to RIDE WANTED Women's clothes, 148.16 women willing to babysit used furniture, glass, FOR WORKING Refrig May 24, 7-9:30 pm, Sat.. May 21. 10-3 rain or Sunday, May 21 8. 22. 51 take care ot your kin COMING home from Some men's clothes, 40 at our home for 2 yr. old wicker furniture, oak erators only Also remove Wednesday, 9 am Noon shine. 17 Grandview Rd. Adams St. Wilmington 10 dergarten child during work at Cummings Park waist. Luggage, misc. girl on an irregular basis. tables, old towy, military broken down washer temple Ernunah. For No. Reading (off Hilltop 4 Homemade dill, baby home hours starting this in Woburn 6 00 pm lo items. Sat. 8. Sun., May Ret. required. 944 7031 items, swords, etc. Will dryers, stoves, directions call 861 0300. Rd. Lynntield) clothes & items, much fall. Wildwood School Spot Pond area 21st 8. 22nd. 9 am. 25 CC5 24C buy most anything refrigerators, 324 3700 GS520 Household items, air more. area. I also have Stoneham Will pny ( all Orange St., Woburn. Off conditioner GSS 18T daughter starting kin FULL TIME babysitter Please call 935 3389 8. 272 WM4x Linda at 438 6669 ^AKEFIELO neigh Pine, off Montvale Ave. GS5 18N GIANT YARD 8, Craft dergarten this Sept. Ret lor 18 month old, my 9167 Wm6x ALL THAT IS OLD An 1. • - brhood yard sale. Sat & GS5 20 Sale. Sat., May 21, rain avail. 272 7499 home or yours, Reading BASEBALL CARDS and tique furniture, rugs, un.. May 21 8. 22 from 9 YARD SALE: Sat., May HUGH DRIVEWAY date June 4, 84 Swain Rd.. CCS 20 area. Some experience trains wanted — pay cash clocks, china, toys, quilts, Tarrant Lane ott 21, 205 Middlesex Ave, WANTFD (.)' i SALE. Sat., May 21,8 am, Wilmington. Multiple Wilmington off Rt62, 9 4 bUMMERCAMP required. Call 944 2427 for Lionel, Ives. dolls, wicker Leo wooden ducks any Hopkins St Baby clothes, 840 Main St., Woburn. Old GSS 1ST American Flyer, evenings 665 7062 or Jim ^omen's and men's family, selling old picture (SWIMMING) after 6 p.m. CC5 24C top prices Call 665 ' furniture, bureaus, china, frames, furn, jewelry, STARTING JULY 11 at Marklin, Bing, etc days 729 3636 or eves 729 fclothing, household BABYSITTER for 2 665 9821. Alma i bby odds and ends. Brand new The Caring School and Baseball cards wanted 8383 Items, books £ misc. glasswares, crafts. FLEA MARKET children in my home for Wt'N sofa bed. Daycare Center Call Bob. days 272 9778. WtfS ems. GS5 I8T FLEA MARKET with 56 months of July and GS5-20 (Waketield) 2345 Half eves. 438 6627 WM5x COLLECTORS WANT old GS520C YARD SALE: Sat., May tables, hourly prize August 7 30 am-4 pm PIANOS WANTED A-h MULTI FAMILY or full days Open 7:306 key wind clocks Will 21, 103. Sofa, tables, drawings. Grand prize Call 944 1711 after 6:30 SMONEYGIVENS kinds I will pay to move AULTI FAMILY yard Burlington/Wilmington, (possible swimming answer any and all lamps, pictures, drawing: trip for two to p.m. WE PAY MORE than Call 438 2488 Wttb kale. Sat., May 21, 9am to 23 Blackhorse Lane, lessons) Call 245 3576 replies promptly and glassware, wood shutters Bermuda. Ham & Bean CC5 27C anyone for old furn. Ipm, 12 Latham Lane, Burlington, Wilmington Presently accepting desks, china cabinets, courteously Please call JUNK CARS wanted W>n heading loll Beaver & more. 71 Lawrence St.. supper, boys and girls Rd to Phillip Ave.. to Wilmington. baseball and soltball registrations for Fall round tables, bookcases, Jim days, 729 8383 or Leo pay $10 $15 Call 887 7939 *oad) Household items, Blackhorse. Sat. May 21, GS5 18T games, appearance of Ch. Preschool and Alter old dolls, windup toys, evenings 665 7062 days. 789 4SI4 nights loys, baby items, WANTED 10 4 Rain date, Sun.. 22. 38s Willie Whistle and School K 4 Programs hall trees, commodes, W tfS A/tIN pressing table, car bed, MULTI FAMILY neigh INSTANT CASH GS520 refreshments. These are CC5 25TFS sterling, paintings, IHMII.II typewriter, bothood yard sale. Sat., WANTED - Good old. LAWN FURNITURE some of the features at ATTN: banks, oriental ruqs, etc. bedspreads, blankets, May 21, 10 3, rain date furniture, antiques. sale. Picnic table, win the first annual Memorial WORKING PARENTS Florence, licensed burnt pots, etc. May 22, cul de sac oft Oriental rugs, clocks, old ANTIQUES ANTIQUES dow boxs. wishing wells, THE CARING SCHOOL auctioneer 665 9452 or THISANDTHAT WANTED Oak .v.ilnui Ring & Biggar Ave., Day Festival at Weafer toys, etc. Highest prices GS5 20C tot's chairs and adults, (Waketield) is offering 233 7351 AUCTION COMPANY mahog & early pine I Wilmington, off Salem St. Park. Forest Park Road, paid, bonded 8, licensed. fARD SALE Saturday rose arbors, and trellis's Woburn on Monday, May Daycare Programs 2 3 4 W US 6A Montvale Ave . Lamps, wicker pottery GSS 18T Also clean attics & ay 21st 9am 4pm, One $5 off on all size tables 5 days a week Open 7:30 Stoneham, Ma, 438 7U0. other antiques I will pay NEIGH BORHOOD 30 beginning at 10 a.m cellars. We also buy t» FOR SALE pharles Street, Reading, w/this ad. 90 Spring St.. 6 PM Flexible hours, hrs 10am to 4pm, eves cash for one piece or YARD Sale, Sat , May 21, Fun for all ages All estates — One piece or BUYING almost "saltzgrafl stoneware, Waketield, 245 6196. immediate openings Call everything! Furniture call 233 7351 Buying estate Call Tuny days 10-4. rain date Sun, May proceeds will benefit the entire household. Call lirst and seconds, and GS520 2453576. CC525TFS anything or everything in eves 933 3611 22. Many household Woburn Little League anytime 9446141 glass china old toys tools kther goodies FM527 household goods Dolls, AN1 N\2Sx 3 FAMILY YARD sale, 38 items, l Water SI. CHILD CARE (Reading) or 491 7000 rugs wicker quilts lamps GS5 20C turn, tables, toys, Park Drive, Woburn. 9 4. Wilmington JBCH WINN ST., Burl. LITTLE FOLKS Day (Cam.) dolls teddybears. Will buy ANTIQUES glassware, china, quilts, rARD SALE: Sat, May Sat, May 21. GS5 18T Annual Flea Market, School, full day and part WM21x 1 item or ent. house. Top WANTED ANTIQUE 10am to 3pm. Fur time nursery school & $$ paid Call Ruby before lewelry, tools, wicker, turn. mahoQan/ din 8, GS520 MULTI FAMILY Sun., June 5 Dealer ANTIQUES fciture, antiques, tools, kindergarten and sum you sell 665 9452 days 233 etc. Always paying top bdrm seK Orient YARD SALE, appliances, YARD SALE space. $15. Call 272 5240 WANTED ANTIQUE Itc- Five households. Two mer program. Summer 7351 evenings price. Call Ruby betore One item or sinks, dishwasher etc. SATURDAY, May 1. 9-3, or 273 0656 furniture, sued llocks north of Reading session begins June 20 WtfS you sell ANT tIT estates Richard Sat , & Sun May 21 and 70 West St, Wilmington. FM5 19 mahogany din. & bdrm Jenter, cor. Locust & Exp. professional staff, CASH PAID for good, old dard. 9.U 8I7SOI «.: 22. 10 am 4 pm. 9 Spruce Antiques, guitar, hand THE FLEA MART. Rte sets, oriental rugs, oil WANTED Antique turn nain St No early sales! conven loc. in Cummings used furniture, wicker, AN r ttc Hill Rd., Burlington. crafted toys, household 114. Middleton. MA open paintings, toys, clicks 8. oriental rugs, oil pain GS520C Pk. at Junction or rte 128 antiques, glassware I GS520 items, much more Sat. Noon-5, Sun . 9 5 china One item or tings, old toys, china, J-ARD SALE Sat., May & 93. Call 93S 9697 or 933 buy almost anything. YARD SALE, Debra GSS I8T Indoor outdoor spaces complete estates. clocks. One item or FREE jlst, 74 Charles Street. S915. Also estate contents complete estates pur- Drive, 'J mile from YARD SALE: 17 Jere avail. 922 8212. snack bar. Diversified .buyer FREL KIT 1 f MS ' wks Beading. 9 4 Stereos, CCM6S wanted for auction Call chased Call Frank, 438 Tewksbury Center off Rd.. Wilmington Take Rt Free admission and Richard Goddard. 944 old Call9jj >6/l lining room, chairs, Frank 933 1910 anytime 7595 or 662 0595 ANTttS Pleasant St. Sun , May 22, 129 to Nichols to Fair parking. CHILDCARE 4962 or 944 8175 WtfC F Rl I i ■rapes, wall unit, solas, WM5x 9 am 4 pm. Clothing, meadow to Jere. Rain or FMM6 2 LIC DAY CARE for ANTIQUES 'FREE FIREWOOD You Ihairs, spreads, records, CASH PAID FOR good, books, musical items, 8. shine. May 21, 9 3, some FLEAMARKET children of all ages Money Given Away cut and remove vJ8 084J tithes. Home like atmosphere Household Contents old used furniture, even the bathroom sink. crafts, come early. MELROSE Highlands ATTIC TO CELLAR old HIGHEST PRICES paid FRFF GS520C full or part time wicker. Antiques, Free coffee for all. GSS I8T Cong. Church. 35S fashioned furniture. for anything old. China openings, meals 8. snacks glassware I buy almost cabinets, rnd tables, lAT., MAY 21st, 9am GS5 20 VAAY21. 22, 28,29, 10 4,38 Franklin St., Sat., May glass, clocks, lamps, provided Call 658 7368 anything Also estate bookcases, commodes. |pm. Large 8, small items WILMINGTON, 162 Lake Swain Rd, Wilmington. 21st, 9am to 3pm. Tables jewelry, crocks, frames, CCS 25C contents wanted for desks, quilts, old baskets i numerous to mention, St. (off Shawsheen Ave.) Antiques, furniture, available. Call 662 8882 or paintings, baskets, auction call Frank 933 old dolls, teddy bears, pome 8. see you won't be Sat. & Sun., May 21. & 22. lousehold goods, 665 6542. LOVING DEPENDABLE wicker items, brie a !9IOanytime WM13x wind-up toys, china 8. lisappointed 17 9 3. Rain date. May 28 & jlassware, clothes, toys, FM5-I8S woman needed for brae Free appraisals, HUMMELS DOULTONS glass. Call Florence 66S Buckingham Dr., 29. Lots of miscellaneous. •verything must go. delightful 3 yr. old girl, 2 instant cash. Phyllis ROCKWE LL'S, 9452,233 7351 ANT tfT Beading GS5 20 GSS 18T afternoons up to 10 hrs Hilton. 662 6492 or 665 CHILD CARE Figurines, plates, etc. GS5 20C YARD SALE, Sat. May per week in our Win 8749 . WtfS Antique Clocks YARD SALE: Sat., May MATURE WOMAN What have you? Paying 21. 9-2. 169A Washington Chester home. 729-3957, \ HIGHEST cash price KARD SALE Sunday. 21, 16 Marcia Rd., wanted to care for 6 mo. cash, please try me for paid for all antique Circle, Woburn. Ab call between 7:30 & 9 30 WILL PURCHASE Aay 22nd, 10 5 p.m. 12 Wilmington. 10 4. Misc old 2 lo 3 days in my fair prices & courtesy. No solutely no early birds. p.m. household jtems, contents clocks. Complete gateway Circle, Reading Household items, odds 8, home. Call 933 8989after 5 gimmicks Call 531 0590, repairing & restoration. GS520 or antiqu*. Call 6S8 2163 in o u se h o I d items. ?nds. pm. 535 3085 W ttS CC5I8C W5 1ST Call anytime 658 2766 Slothing, antiques & WAKEFIELD, 37 GSS 18T CC524 ANT IIT Collectibles Sweetser St., off Main st GS520C Lakeside. Sat., May 21, 9 4, Pool tiller, clothes WARD SALE - Knights galore incl. maternity, ■f Columbus parking lot. misc. items, new fabric ji Sanborn St.. Reading. crafts Saturday. May 2lst. 9 l Km. GS5 20 GS520C NEIGHbORHOOD Yard AAULTI FAMILY yard sale, Sat & Sun, May 21 8, 22. 10-3. Bicycles, an i ■ — May 21. 9 3L 38 Pond St., Reading. tiques, glassware, tools, Rquarium with light and clothes 73 Oak St..A inter, toys, kitchen table, Stoneham. girl's clothing, etc. GS5 18S GS5 20C YARD SALE 5 21, 10 3 rian, 5 22. 50 Ashland Sf, {OMETHI NG FOR Melrose. Old trunk, everyone, 4 tamily yard mattress, bldg. mat, oil male, 12 Audubon Rd., burner, kit 8. baby items, Kaading Sat, May 21. 10 something for everyone. } Light fixtures, toys, Priced to sell. bathroom fixtures, fur- GS5 IBS future, wooden shades & Many other goodies. GS5 20C YARD SALE: SAT., May 21, 9-3, 72 Franklin St., • FADING — 105 Stoneham China, fur fYescott St. Sat. May niture. No early birds jlst, 9am 12 noon Moving Rain date May 22. » last chance! Lawn GS5 18S biower, b&w Iv, tools, lots Bnore. YARD Sale, Sat., May 21. GS5 20C 10 to 3. Household items, furniture and misc. Rain YARD SALE, Sat , May date. Sat., May 28, 42 e |l. 82 High Street Spring St, Stoneham. Wilmington off rt 62 10 4, GS5 18S JlVisc. items. GS520 YARD SALE: May 21, 23 |T. MARK'S CHAPEL, Myopia Rd, Stoneham. rorest St.. Wilmington. "Chandeliers, bath 8, Flea Market and Bake kitchen skins, many more tale Saturday. May 21, items, 9am to3pm. I I. GS5 18S GS5 20 YARD SALE: Sat. May 3 FAMILY YARD sale. 21, 9 to 4. 21 Orient Ave, |4l- School Street. Melrose. Cleaning out to Woburn. Sat., May 21. 9 move am-5 pm. Rain date Sun GS5 IBS May 22. Bar, beds. crib, HUGE MULTI Family books, clothes & yard sale. Sat., May 21, household items. 10 4. 8 Pearl St., GS5 20 Stoneham, rain date Sun , SAT & SUN . May 218,22 May 22. 10 4 Household from 9 am. 40 Salem St., items, clothing, games, Winchester. Wicker, old something for everyone furniture, sports GS5 18S equipment, plants, etc. LIONS YARD SALE May GS5 20 21. 9 am to 3 pm, 311 William St, Stoneham. fJLTI FAMILY yard Something for eveyone Sale. Sat.. May 21. 9 3. GS5 18S Surfboards to slippers 33 YARD SALE: We're Ellis Farm Lane. moving, some furniture, •Velrose. Porter St. yard tools, etc 6 Greg Rd, becomes Ellis Farm Stoneham. Saturday, llain date May 22. NO May 21. 9:30 to I pm No Early birds DATE early birds. TIME GS5-20 GS5 IBS YARD SALE, Moving YARD SALE: Sat & Sun. Misc. good stuff. Some 14 Charles St, Stoneham glassware 8. only if fair. Bicycle basket's, games, Ilo rain date. 8:30 am 2 also new gas dryer 8. used »m. 19 Franklin Street, LOCATION refridg. Sat., 9 2, Sun. 10 Woburn. May 21, Sat. 3. GS520 GS5 18S 8 FAMILY YD SALE No EVERYHTING must go, Woburn, 29 E. Dexter moving. Odds 8, ends if lAve. (off Merrimac St ) raining in garage. May $at. 10 am. furniture. 21, 9 Oak St, Stoneham Clothes, brie a brae All GS5 18S AS ADVERTISED IN... fnust go. MULTIPLE FAMILY yd. GS5 20 sale. Sat., May 21, rain YARD SALE. Sat.. May date Sun 22, 10 am to 3 H, 51 Washington Street. pm. 14 Gerry St. Winchester. 8 am 2:30 Stoneham No early ]pm. Oak furn., dolls, birds. Jtishes. child's games, GA5 18S etc some antiques. YARD SALE Sat . May GS520 21, 6 Marblehead St, No Middlesex East Read 15 ft pool, filter, PUBLICATIONS WOBURN, Multi lam yd ladder, chemicals, life sale Sat and. Sun May preservers, tent trailer §1 22, 9 2. 24 Church St. sleeps 4, needs canvas, pishes, linens. 2 door red chair, misc. Vood wardrobe, misc. GSS I8N Daii urn., blankets, spreads, (Uumt$f(£rtrr In HI * WH •HM MMMMBH ^^^m mmmmmmmmmmmmmm v. PAGE S 20 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1983 Supplement to Daily Times a. Chronicle (Woburn, Reading. Winchester, Burlington. Wahelteid). l_ynnh<>(d Villager No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & TewKsbuty I own Crier. Sloneham Independent +RIVERBEND+ Renting Is No Joke! CONDOMINIUMS WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS $1,400 down payment* And you own your own home. IE! No Closing Costs Find out what your homo is worth in today's QzrkityL The country setting, modern What's happened market with our special MARKET ANALYSIS amenities, low monthly condo fee, and to the price of your Our CENTURY 2' ice is ottering this lusf 40 minutes north of Boston. Visit service to you at cost or. obligation our open house, open daily 1 to 5, 3 house lately? Just contac [t us tor details. GR ASSOCIATES Thursday 1 to 7, Saturday and Sunday i ,ill . .r st iy today' 270 Main Street 12 to 4, or call for an appointment 374 Stoneham 6829 and 372 8577. We can help you find a home across the Directions: Route 495exit 49 towards RELOCATING? country while selling your home here in town 438-1230 Methuen, Route 110, watch for sign on LANDLORDS Use our special VIP Referral Service1 right. focn office IS independently owriod Call Select Rentals now i .■,"■ A .,(A1 ','All •«'•(.- ,w -SJ/M ,Aj>| ) |>«S (>»l« and operated WISH •Based on one bedroom at $27,900 with 5% down payment, $338.96 PIT. 25 and let our trained, full- year mortgage at 12' i annual per time staff provide you with centage rate. 2 bedroom starting at SEASONAL REAL ESTATE $38,900. Offered by the a choice list of responsible RENTALS STONEHAM tenants waiting to rent. CONWAY. NH. 4 bdrm CALL TO SEEHfcv area King Da vis, AGENCY, INC. chalet, screen porch, of splits, GaCTisons, 438-4044 w/w, al modern, private contemp., etc in top Realtors, Haverhill, AAass. „,. UNLOAD lake, min to all mts al location. Starting tractions $230 week. Call $130,000 Martin 8. Co 657 7115. Real Estate, 438 3212 FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT SR5 18T RE5 25S REAL ESTATE WOBURN, 4 room duplex FOR RENT 3 rm condo, RTE.28BLDG.OFFICE LAKE WIN ST MAARTEN GRANDOVER N. READING OFF near center $300 per mo completely refurbished, THAT NIPESAUKEE, 2 bdrm DELIGHTFULLY PARKAPTS. BLDG approx 2800 sq No util Sec ret No new ref rig., stove, dish condo 2 full baths AC. DUTCH Car ibbean One bdrm $385, 2 bdrm ft. on 2 floors, separate singles, no pets Avail, washer, etc No Reading balcony. Cable TV Sleeps features duty free $420, includes heat, hot June 15 Dolan Real heated $475, no pets Call entrances, modern bldg water and cooking gas 6-8. pool, tennis 2 min snooping Pelican resort Estate 935 5705 or 933 878 6413 on approx 18,000 sq. ft Sec dept & lease req walk to Weirs Beach & condos are now avail, on 8062 FR5 18N EXPENSIVE lot on Rt 28! A real value Conv located on Rt 28 8. FRS 20 water slide $350 per wk a time sharing basis at $135,000 Hashem WILMINGTON. 2 729 8060, after 6 pm Call Contact McCarthy 495, near Rt 93 Open STONEHAM, Large, Realty 944 3949 or 664 4 191 apartments in 2 family 1 535 1882 SR5 26 Realty. 968 Main St . daily 10 5, Sat 10 2. For nicely furn. rm. new ww RE5 I8N more information calf carpeting & drapes New both include' heat Ab LAKE SUNAPEE AREA Wakefield, MA 245 8838 solutely no pets $550. and 683 3801 FR tfT microwave oven, cooking MORTGAGE — 3 bed, 2 bath Chalet RMS 26 NH. LAND FOR SALE, $450 Anne Mahoney priv Own refrig in your Swimming, tennis, $225 DRACUT Apartment Owners I Highland Lake. 2 lots - rm. Pvt ent Near Realty, 272 2175. per wk 245 07.16 SR5 23C NO DOWN PAYMENT. I Call us for i nstanl FRS 20 approx 30,000 sq It. 938.128. $60 wk 438 1583 or and 2 bdrm. condos. near tenants. "FREE'' Realty HAMPTON BEACH, 3 each, deeded beach rights 438 6ll5atter 5 FRS 20 Winchester, FURN room Route 93 From $29 900 Unlimited 321 133IFR tfC bdrm apt $300 Avail wboat launching 1st lot Refinance at a lower interest WINCHESTER, 4 lg. ,or ren, .K,iI?h e"priv *" Call I 453 5223 for more approx. 100' from NEEDANAPT? per week.1 729 97460 8/13 and 8/20. 200 yards to rooms duplex. 2 bdrms., information RM6 11 Lake. 2nd lot adjoins Come on in We have FR5 20 rate through Eastern Savings water. Call 272 0511. I1 a baths, all mod $525 SR5 23 READING BEST lirst w/direct access to hundreds. Realty Unlimited 321 1331 amo No pets, no util 729 WOBURN, Lg furn rm. i nil our mort^.'i^i' •. ka%MHiiM aMMMMflft liMi / / PAGE S 22 WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 198J Supplement lo Daily Times & Chronicle (WoOorn. Reading. Winchester. Burlington. Wahef.eld) Lynnlieid Villager No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewkshurv lownCne*. Sloneham independent that has taken place in New 11siI.I11<>11s. an equine painters By William Pacino Fngland over ihe past lew and photography competition, years. These firms offer pros- education exhibits and a trade The plot thickens pective employees high visibil- and food lau Prominent among ity and an opportunity to he trades displayed in booths at key contributors in the linn's ihe lair will he horse care growth. In addition, equity products and horse related Cir.ih UHII II.IKIHO.IIN LIml imported from I upland. Aus- positions lor key employees are apparel, ails and unique crafts. spyrJihlNM-s. ItostOll's Ills! .111,1 tralia and Canada. Local al'fic- common in start-up companies. food will also he available al onh hookstoa' ik'voiod entirely lOlladoCS ma) he surprised lo This gives employees joining a Ihe fair. discovei tli.it IIK-> have never SftS(p y Lone Wolf v ■ , McQuade Chuck Norris-David Carradine 09 AIL SHOWS $1.50 pG 7:1019:11 Bad Boys 95 AIL SHOWS $1.50 R 7:10 & 9:20 Sq. Yd. Screening Room We bring our Showroom to You DIVA Shop at Home Service Jean-Jacques Beineix English Subtitle Frenrli Film 7:00 & 9:20 I COUPON' Summer Membership A Co-ed Facility Of Woburn | v ; ^yyRacquetball Court foi & Mi .& xi i r J-J T STORE |/-^ - ^3^ Tennis Court fees I \!' '^-^\ Nautilus/fitness cent 'Best for Less' n 1 00 o 5 inn c VV Wj|| g|Ve yOU a x 231 MAIN STREET (ROUTE 28) T\ c Complete Summer Membership Z STONEHAM, MA. 438-7197 \\ (June, July & August) I OPEN: THURS.. FRL, 9-9 - TUES.. WED., ( SAT. 9-5:30 I **2& For further details call: 933*9248 I ■ COUPON. .COUPON.