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Commissioner Collatos I that the local Veterans may be contacted. ENESTRA SIIIDCVEIP ■CWSISMAN STEEL Andover's Own Newspaper Sim,' 188; VOLUME 71 NUMBER 44 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST 7, 1958 PRICE 10 CENTS SA SH Residential Shopping Center By-Laws Projected Commercial Ruled Illegal By Counsel Utility structure set well back from the the zoning Enabling Act does not The Planned Shopping Center street. And at that time, they re- allow a delegation of authority Basement Sash zoning voted last March at town quested relief from certain provi- over zoning matters to a planning meeting has been ruled illegal sions of the Shopping Center board. Such matters can only be by Town Counsel Vincent Stulgis Zoning, relating to the amount of delegated to the Selectmen or the Screens and In a written opinion to the parking and location of signs. It Zoning Board of Appeals. Storm Sash Planning Board, he has stated was the firm's written request for "The town, in enacting Section that the areas zoned for that pur- relief that prompted the Planning VIA (2) Planned Shopping Cen- 1/4Iways Available pose revert to their former status. Board to ask town counsel for his ters, specifically delegated autho- Thus the West Andover center, ruling. rity for final approval of site plans For Above. zoned in March, would change The written opinion from town and other matters concerning back to Zone C residential; while counsel was based in large part on zoning to the Planning Board. It We Carry the the shopping center zone on No. a decision handed down in the is then my opinion that this one Largest Supply Main st. would revert to industrial. Coolidge vs No. Andover case, bad section, which is not within It is understood that a shopping which became known this June. the compliance of the statute on -Us Side of Boston center is allowed under the in- The opinion, as signed by the zoning and the. Coolidge Case, dustrial zoning, thus making it counsel, follows: causes the entire by-law or by- possible for the Elm Farms to "It is my opinion that the enact- laws on Planned Shopping Centers develop the proposed center. ment of the by-law relative to to be a nullity, reverting the lwrence Plate & Representatives of that firm re- planned shopping centers has areas zoned for planned shopping cently told the Planning Board failed to accomplish its purpose. centers to their original status. indow Glass Co. that a shopping center would in- "In the recently decided case "It is therefor suggested that clude an Elm Farms super market, of Coolidge vs North Andover these by-laws be rewritten and 7 Canal St., MU 3-7151 plus "service" type stores. They Planning Board, 1958 advanced presented for enactment at the disclosed plans for a colonial-type sheets 959, the Court said that next town meeting."

ANDOVER WATER AT POMP'S Electric Company Plans GOOD FOR SWIMMING VALUE The Board of Health has had water at Pomp's Pond DAYS tested and states that it is of DEEP — AND HOT! This is the Shawsheen Hylands sewer, Power Line Construction suitable bacteriological just as it enters Marwood dr., off Lowell st. Workmen handling Extensive improvements to the quality for swimming. Samples electric distribution facilities in from the beach area and from the air hammer in the trench had a .mighty hot lob on a muggy Ballardvale and along So. Main the center of the Pond were afternoon. The Susi and DeSantis firm is handling the Annual Events Monday st. are planned by the Merrimack- taken. project for the town. Essex Electric co. _, At Playgrounds Officials of the firm met re- The annual playground field day cently with the Board of Public Sewer Entrance Taxpayers' Insist Data will be held Thursday, Aug. 14, Works to discuss routes and poten- at Central Playground. tial tree removals. Buses will transport youngsters The new high-power line, to Request Refused from all the grounds for the athle- carry heavier loads in expecta- Would Bolster Position tion of future residential demands, Two Lowell st. residents, tic events, starting at 10 a.m. and Arthur Mandros, 100 Lowell st. ALE The Taxpayers Association this man news releases covering the ending at noon. will start at the Ballardvale- and R. A. Woodcock, 95 Lowell week refuted a statement by a Taxpayers' meeting with our Tewksbury line, along Dascomb And as the playground season st., have asked the Board of representative of the state tax assessors on July 28th. They moves toward a close, several' rd., Clark rd., Andover st., Hal- lardvale rd. and along So. Main Public Works for permission to office that the Association's plan will recall that we took the stand other activities are planned. st. to the By-Pass. enter the Shawsheen Hylands for a gradual imposition of the that the assessors owed our home- Displays showing the arts and Comiiany representatives said sewer. revaluation was illegal. owners an explanation in detail of crafts work done on the grounds the primary line atop the poles In a special statement issued what was happening and that until this year are on display this week But the Board decided Monday would be relatively free from in- at mid-week, the Association such time as they could gather the in two Main st. stores. Miss Anne night that neither should be terruption froni tree limbs. described its efforts to meet with data from which an intelligent Marie Walsh, assisted by Miss granted the permission. Street lights in use at this time the Assessors to discuss meas- analysis could be made they were Dorothy Ann Walsh, have been in Mr. Woodcock lives directly will be changed to individual ures to ease the tax burden on not in a position to accept the charge of this activity. opposite the eventual end of the home owners, resulting from the revaluation or set a tax rate. That Aug. 18 and 19 have been set ( Continued on Page 14) line now being installed. The revaluation. And the Association being so we recommended the as the days for all playoffs to RES pipe will stop about 150 ft. in from maintained that its estimate of postponement of the reassessment determine the playground cham- the Lowell st. end of Arthur rd. the affect of the revaluation on until 1959. The assessors dis- pions in sand building, checkers, Blood Given Mr. Mandros lives, around the homeowners would be borne out agreed. We were told, in just about dominoes, chess, badminton and corner of Lowell st. by a suniniation of figures, if this so many words, that all they ping ti ong. is done by the Assessors at some needed was the total valuation i d during that last week at By Raytheon Some doubt was expressed as future time. and that, so far as setting the playground activities, instructors Dangerously low blood supplies to how the residents could be The statement, signed by Tax- rate is involved, they were not (Continued from Page Two) were given a much needed boost allowed to enter the sewer, when payers President Harold Haller, concerned with how much the tax as employees of Raytheon made a the plan did not call for it and follows: bills of particular types of pro- record donation to the Blood- betterments were not drawn up "Ily this time, the citizens of perty went up or down. Apparently Guild Barbeque mobile, which visited the plant against the two properties. Andover have probably been able your elected officials do not be- Friday, Aug. 1. to digest the "I ribune and Towns- lieve that before making a drastic In Mid-August lied Cross authorities of the 95 change in assessment procedures Andover Chapter stated that this St. Augustine's School Guild, they need tell you, from firm data was the highest one-day total ( Continued on Page Eight) busy in summer as in winter, is ever realized in the Greater Law- planning a mid-summer party for rence area. 352 potential donors the entire parish. answered the call during the visit IP PLUS TAX PRESCRIPTION Committee members are working FRIDAY LAST DAY TO and 303 pints of blood were re- on preparations for a chicken ceived. The supply will go to the AND REGISTER TO VOTE barbecue to be held, Saturday, Boston Blood Center where it will RECAPPABLE SPECIALISTS! The lin al opportunity to Aug. 23, in the garden of Dr. and be made available to any hospital TIRE register, before the state Mrs. Harry Byrne, 51 School st. in the area. Our Prescription Specialists primary Sept. 9, is tomorrow Servings will be continuous from Friday's program was made emblem is your assurance from noon until 10 p.m. 5 to 7 p.m. successful through the cooperation The Board of Registrars Co-chairmen of the event are ■ of prompt, precise com- Of C. F. Adams, president of and Town Clerk George Wins- Mrs. Joseph Sapienza, Mrs. James Raytheon Manufacturing Com- pounding at prices that low will register voters at Dolan, Mrs. Philip Winters and pany; A. E. Walden, Andover plant are uniformly fair. the town clerk's office during Mrs. llohert Phinney. manager; and David Cutler, Blood those hours. The ticket committee members Program chairman, Andover lied ZES Always make it a point There will be no further include Mrs. Stewart Anderson, Cross. to bring us your Doctor's opportunity to register until Mrs. Joseph Bresnahan, Mrs. Sept. 23, well after the pri- lioland Deniers, Mrs. Lawrence (Continued on Page Eight) prescriptions—and call ELY REDUCED maries, when another series Kidd, Mrs. Edward 'tarty, Mrs. on us for Al,!, health aids. Lynch, Mrs. Robert of registrations will be held Raymond MID-SUMMER prior to the state election. Mason, Mrs. James O'llagan, Mrs. Ralph Schmidt and Mrs. Albert CLEARANCE SALE D TURKEY! Wilde. CONTINUES! COLE PAINT S 1 , 1 MAIN 1:1'10:171' I I I.. I I'm REAL ESTATE OUR ONLY BUSINESS PROMETHIAN JOHN HEWITT FURNITURE Realtor SEE PAGE 10 RITA HEWITT Associate Realtor DALTON Four-year-old Steve Gallant 8 ELM ST. ANDOVER of Vine st. posed happily Buying — Selling PHARMACY while enjoying the facilities ICE 124 Cross St. Lawrooce Property Management MAIN Al PARK TEL. MIS 5-50'53 TELS. 973-1834 at Pomp's Pond. (Leone) TEL 384 1 1 1. 10/ Open Evenings 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958

rd., has been named manager of their pets before a panel of judges Lawrence and Linda Mitchell and Avco Transfers missile systems at Avco Manufac- at the Ballardvale playground, Mrs. Dennis Tyrrell III and chil- turing Corporation's Lycoming while nearly 80 persons looked dren, Dennise and Dennis, IV, Richard F. Howe Division, Stratford, Conn. on. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Formerly manager of experi- Karen and Eric Mears, with Mitchell and daughter, Brenda of Richard llowe, 2 Itobandy mental manufacturing at Avco Re- their Collie "Ileidi", won first Amherst, Sunday. search and Advanced Development prize in the dog class and also Window Shades—Traverse Rods Division, Lawrence, he will took the gold ribbon for the best Venetian Blinds transfer immediately to the com- in show. Janice Norris' I)almation "Spike" was second and Ellen Cleaned--Re-raped--Re-Corded pany's sister division in Connecti- How cut to direct nose cone assembly Townsend's Cocker Spaniel and production phases for the Air "Teddy" was third. Kathy Zalla's Christian Science S.A. Shiepe Co., Inc. Force Titan intercontinental twin cats, "Puffy " and "Muff", Heals 227 Hampshire St. — MU 2.7403 ballistic missile. Ile joined Avco took top honors in the cat cate- in July, 1956. gory. Helene Riley's "Fluffy" A graduate of Springfield Tech- and Jane Thompson 's "Patches" 141.1 PARSING PICIOVIER nical High School in 1930, Mr. were runners-up. PLAYHOUSE Howe was employed by the Ameri- In the "miscellaneous" group, TV SERIES for Everyone can Bosch Corporation for ten Pat 'Townsend won first prize with Channel 5 - Sun, I, NOW THRU SATURDAY years. In 1941, he went to Pratt her bird "Dickie". Bobby Ferrier, Channel 9 - Sun `, Fives trop, 6, Sat con't tron, 1:45 and Whitney Aircraft as supervisor second, with "Flopsy", his pet Channel / TEN NORTH FREDERICK of production engineering, a post rabbit; and third prize went to Alternate Sun. 8:30 a Gary Cooper - Diane Varsi he held until 1951. Betty Ferrier for her turtle. Screenings: Eves: 6:05; 9:25 Ile then became sales engineer RICHARD F. HOWE Stuffed Animals Sat at: 2:00: 5:25; 8:50 for the Jarvis Company, North Central Playground held a 1954. Ile had also served as SING BOY SING Attleboro, covering eastern New stuffed animal and doll contest, Tommy Sands - Lili Gentle England. For six months in 1953 factory manager for the Delta with Kathy Morrissey capturing Sun Mon & Tues 8/10-11-12 he served as manager of manufac- Corporation. first prize in the "cutest' cate- Sun: Con't from 1:45; Mon Mr. and Mrs. Howe have three Tues Eves from 6:00 turing for Waltham Watch Company, gory. Runners-up were David but rejoined the Jarvis Company children, Sheila, Linda and Richard Emmert and Gilbert Richardson. KATHY 0 Jr. 236 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE Cinemascope & Technicolor and became general manager of Ronnie Emmert won first prize in Jarvis Power Tool Division in the "most unusual" grouping, 92 SO. BROADWAY LAWRENCE Dan Duryea - Jan Sterling ANNUAL EVENTS Screenings: Sun. 1:55; 5:25 & while Gregory Greenhow took se- 4.55. Mon & Tues Eve: 6:00; 9:30 AT PLAYGROUNDS cond and Phyllis Riley, third. Everything For FROM HELL TO TEXAS (Continued from !'age One) In the doll show, the following cinemascope & Technicolor won prizes: "Most unusual", at each of the playgrounds will Joyce Smith, Carol Couch and FLOORS & WALLS Wed., Thurs., Fri E. eat A select the gold medal winner of Mary Kay Barrett; "best dressed", 8/13 thni 16 the year, chosen for participation 404. Due to length of program, Wed. $50 to $2,000 Diane Campbell, Ann McSurdy and and leadership. Helen Brown; "cutest", Mary BROADLOOM WHA Thurs Fri eve shows start at 7:30. Activities This Week Wed Mat at 1:45; Sat Con't from Thompson, Jane Brown and Mary :1 Inili ANDOVER FINANCE In playground events this week, O'Connor. 1:45. Large selection of picked the following special activities The best-in-show award went KING CREOLE COMPANY have been planned: Width Rolls - Pr,: Elvis Presley - Carolyn Jones to Debbie Godin for her 30-year- $3.99 Sq. id, Street Floor Central, costume show at 10:30 old Chinese doll. Screenings: Wed Mat 'at 3:20; Wed, Friday; Ballardvale, boxing at 7 And Thurs, Fri eves at 9:05; Sat: 1:$5; Musgrove Building tonight; West Center, costume 5:25; 8:55. (Entrance Also From Lobby) show at 10:30 tomorrow morning; Personals... Win! MARACAIBO Shawsheen, pet show this morning Miss Marjorie Davies of Medford FLOOR TILES Cornel Wilde - Jean Wallace ELM SQ. ANDOVER 1998 and Jenniffer Perkins of Green- An A at 10:30; and Indian Ridge, a dell approval show at 11 this morning. wood have been visiting Mr. and Large selection of Vinyl, Mrs. Frank Orlando and family of service Last week's special events Rubber, Cork, Asphalt, petition were varied and created much Dale st. Inlaid, Plastic. Priced NEW OWNERSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Doucette rence zo enthusiasm among the youngsters. from 6'20 ea, and family of Andover st., Ballard- Joseph Indian Ridge vale have been vacationing at East ave. has At Indian Ridge, Elizabeth Ossippe, N. H. to erect THE SHAWSHEEN MARKET Lynch won a gold ribbon for her Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell and at the bubble gum blowing prowess. She WALL TILES and Exei INC. also took first place in the contest Oppos among youngsters 13 and older. MASON F. ARNOLD 2 RIVERINA ROAD SHAWSHEEN Large selection of Plastic, building Runners-up in this age group were hearing Independent Sales Agent Steel, Vinyl, Ceramic, CHESTER J. & IRENE M. HARNDEN, PROPS. John Milne and Thomas Auchter- ,Cork, Metal, Priced from of its d Specializing in lonie. In the 10-11-12 age group, 3iit ea. ruled tl Douglas Law was first, with ENGLISH-111MA station WE MAKE OUR OWN FRESH Joseph Sweeney taking second SWIFT'S F ORDS BUDGET, IF YOU WISH than 14 and Joanne Guerrera and George Exeter PREMIUM Foreign & Domestic PAY AS LITTLE AS $1.00 A WED • SAUSAGE • POTATO SALAD Milne in a tie for third. Among the four feel • COLE SLAW • HAM LOAVES 7-8-9 year olds, Margaret Carney USED CARS submitte DAISY was first, with Nancy Hickey and that the Russell Keeler. Jean Marie Car- ,ieifore you buy, take ad- the and FREE ROLLS ney took first place among the six- vantage of any 25 years of leave fr year-olds, with Lynn Walkup, automobile sales and service of the c DELIVERY second and Sandra Naylor, third. experience at no cost to you. Essex St. Lawrence announc TEL. 509 lb. 236 7 5c Shawsheen Doll Show 15 Elm St. Tel. 2321 92 So. Broadway Lawrence entrance PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE Carolyn Conroy was judged to from tl have the prettiest doll in the . normal Shawsheen Playground's doll On the-Campus large vi show. Runners up were Edith of The Looney and Bonny Groleau, tied Phillips I. Acadeiny in a for second and Suzanne Seccarec- jacent t cio, third. The most unusual doll rite pet was owned by Sandra Dreher, with ndover Inn and one Jane Seccareccio and Patricia Inn" rear of Ottaviano tied for second and A"Treadway way for Susan Leadhitter, third. The I Parade On Wheels fully Luncheons 12 to 2 - Dinner 5:30 to 8:30 the cit: West Center staged a parade on Sunday Dinner 12 to 8 in the wheels, with prizes awarded in for the , several categories. Wedding Receptions - Bridge Luncheons - Bungu, mg les First in the prettiest category Tel. 903 -- ROBERT N. FRAZER, Manager line in was Linda MacLeish, with Karen GIFT SHOP OPEN 12 to 8 DAILY it abu Deneu taking second prize. In the permit "most clever" group, Bryan Gan- of the ley was first, with Jane Lebreck Exeter and Patricia McDowell tied for REINHOLD' S second. Lisa Coffer won third PERSI Mr. prize. The most unusual entry their c belonged to Jamie Ganley, while returns runners-up in this event were Sheila Sullivan and Ann Lebreck, joying SPECIALS relativ tied for second place. The "most colorful" division was a tough THIS WEEK one to judge, with many entries. First place went to Elinor Mc- Carthy, with Linda Bourdelnnis WOMEN'S SHOES and Edward McCarthy, second and Linda Boucher, third. SPECIAL LOT Pet Show In Vale VALUES TO 10.95 Seventeen contestants paraded 1.95 to 3.9') — — Electric Cooking's simple . easy! No work BOYS' SHOES ... no fuss ... no worry! Automatic controls BARNARD let you turn out a perfect meal every time GOODYEAR WELTS A VALUES TO 7.95 ... even when you're out of the kitchen. 3.99 And your kitchen stays fresh, cool and N Since G clean all summer long. For tops in comfort I MEN' S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS and convenience, start cooking the better 1930 E eledrk way. SerN ing 3.00 U N VALUES 2.29 - 2 for 4. 50 The average family cooks electrically It Your 4.00 VALUES for only about $2.50 a month . . . 2.79 - 2 for 5.50 A Every Y BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 N Insurance I (. MERRIMACK-ESSEX ELECTRIC CO 071_,,c11 Need N' PART OF NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM 4440:0000 F, C 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. REINHOLD'S R F ' 13 MAIN ST. 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.0ADLOOM WHAT DO I DO NOW? — Kathleen Sweeney and Deborah Carney played a lone baseball game at Indian Ridge Playground Monday afternoon. After whacking the ball into left field, both gals ge selection of 12 Ft. picked up the bases and called it a day. (Staff Photo) th Rolls -- Pricod from 19 Sq. id, Her sister, Evelyn H. Gordon, was Andover Man Miss Gordon nominated as executrix of the Wins Appeal will. OOR TILES LeFt $50,000 PERSONALS An Andover resident has won Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smyth and approval for the erection of a Personal bequests were in- e selection of Vinyl, their family of Lowell st. and Mr. .ervice station as the result of a cluded in the will of Miss Jean and Mrs. Fred Stnyth of Sodus, ,er, Cork, Asphalt, petition he filed with the Law- Gordon, 80 Poor at., who died N. Y. have returned to their homes d, Plastic. Priced rence zoning board of appeals. July 17, which was filed in Pro- after enjoying a vacation at Dun- 6'4 ea. Joseph M. Bresnahan, 5 Walker bate Court at Lawrence July 30. dee, Quebec, Canada. aye. has been granted permission The deceased left a personal Mrs. King Macltury and her son to erect a three-bay service station estate valued at $50,000. Among Colin of Lowell st., left recently 'ALL TILES at the junction of Winthrop ave. her gifts were the following: $400 by Plane for an European visit and Exeter st. in Lawrence. to Helen Stevens, wife of William Opposition to the proposed A. Stevens, 128 Summer st.; $500 e selection of Plash, ',Lidding was voiced at the public to her brother, Edward Gordon of , Vinyl, Ceraral , !bearing held June 19 and as part Lawrence; $500 to her brother, , Metal. Priced from of its decision, the zoning board William Gordon; a small diamond a. ruled that the proposed service ring to her sister, Elizabeth Mac- station shall not be erected less Kenzie of Lawrence; a large dia- )GET, IF YOU WISH than 14 feet from the side line on mond ring and an automobile to LITTLE AS $1.00 A WEEK Exeter street — an increase of her sister, Evelyn H. Gordon; four feet over the 10-foot set back personal property consisting of submitted in the plot plan — and furniture, clothing, jewelry and that the trailer trucks which refuel other articles, to her sisters, the underground tanks enter and Evelyn Gordon and Robina Gordon, leave from the Winthrop ave. side in equal shares. of the corner premises. The board The remainder of the estate was Essex St. Lawrence announced that it is allowing two left in equal shares to her sisters, DANGER TO STARBOARD Broadway Lawrence entrances or exits of 50 feet each Evelyn, Robina and Elizabeth. from the street instead of the An accident to others dur- normal 30 to accommodate these ing your sports activities vehicles. Just a nice ride could result in a large per- The service station is located sonal injury suit. Make in a Loral Business District ad- sure you have a "sporting jacent to a 11-1 Residence District. (14 miles) to the chance" to meet the heavy ler Inn The petitioner plans to raze a two costs which could result and one-half story dwelling at the "hallmark of from such a suit. Get our Idway Inn" rear of the present station to make Comprehensive Personal way for the larger new station. Liability policy. )inner 5:30 to 8 31, The board's decision, filed with the city clerk, granted a variance delightful dining" 2 to 8 in the zoning ordinance to provide for the construction of the build- uncheons - BUrl gut, ing less than 100 feet front the lot 'FRAZER, Manager line in a residence district which ALLENHURST 2 to 8 DAILY it abuts, and wanted a special permit to provide for the erection now celebrating DOHERTY of the building 14 feet from the 4th annual Insurance S Exeter street lot line. PERSON AL STEAK FESTIVAL AGENCY Mr. and Mrs. Donald hill and open all day their children of Chandler rd. have 4 MAIN STREET every day •i returned to their home after en- TEL. 260 DANVERS LS joying a months vacation with Route 114 Vie• %%Weed'?" relatives in Miami, Fla.

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Mendelssohn, and solo parts will Christ Church gaeasheek Beach. Miss be sung by Mrs. Michael Brennan HEV. JOHN S. MOSES Hector AT lilt CI-IURCIAS and Miss Margaret Campbell. The Mten Sermon by Mr. Seldon will be SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy Commu- nion. 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and Miss II titled, "God's Word About Per- FINAL of Mr. an Free Church worship under the leadership of sons". The Organ Postlude by Sermon, Mr. Hill. Sermon title: "On Keeping Sane". Text: "Who 21 Foste REV. HORACE SELDON, Pastor the Rev. Horace Seldon. Mr. Do- Mr. Amy will be "Laudate Domi- nald L. Amy, Organist, will play darkens my design with a cloud of for adm num" by Lang. class at SUNDAY: 10:15 a.m. Morning portions from "Devotions" by MONDAY: 6:30 p.m. Flounderer's thoughtless words?" Job 38:2 CLEARANCE to Mrs. F Vanllulse as a Prelude. A choral Mrs. Walter Caswell will be the Circle will hold a cookout at the admissio group composed of members of the hostess at the Refreshment Hour home of Mrs. Robert McAnern, As a Senior Choir will sing the Offer- Hidden rd. 7:30 p.m. Church School in the Parish House after the Late Returning tory, "I Waited for the Lord" by Committee meets at home of Mrs. Service, to which visitors and By Robert Hamilton, Harding ave. members are invited. Mrs. Edward Men's Sabbagh will be in charge of the POP1 'LAB TUESDAY: 10:15 a.m. A Work Bee in preparation for the Church baby-sitting program during the DEMAND! Fair, "Treasure Island", will be Late Service. held at the home of Mrs. Robert Short WEST PARISH McAnern, Hidden rd. Women of NOW THRU SATURDAY CHURCH NEWS the church are invited to attend KISS ME, KATE The regular morning service of and each is asked to bring needle, Worship in the West Church will be thread, and thimble. Each person AND at 9:30 and the minister will be Sleeve ADAM EVE is to bring a box lunch and bever- I, cut ruing The Rev. Robert Barber of the with age will be provided. If transporta- Concord Congregational Church. ROBERT WRIGHT Christiane Martel tion is needed ladies should call Mr. Nelson Riley will be the cither Mrs. McAnern or Mrs. Ed- in his Broadway Role co-feature guest soloist. All friends are SUMME win Leidich. 7:30 p.m. Church Guy Madison invited to attend. AUG. 11 - 16 1'l anning Council meets at the THE HARD MAN ( h ureh. PERSONAL NOW THRU AUG. 9 Mr. SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Christian Science Society and Mrs. Hans of Marum SPORI ( 6 Locke Street) of High Plain rd., recently re- Cary Grant "CAN CAN" SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. turned from a vacation at Winne- Jayne Mansfield 11 a.m. Church service. Subject of ,b00000000.0000•000•Geo KISS THEM FOR ME uatnati 1101I4 lesson sermon: "Spirit". SHIRTS MUSIC THEATER Horrifying Hell Creature Reading room, 66 Main st. open 12:30 to 4 p.m., Monday through WA 2-8500 BOX 62, Beverly Friday, except holidays. Friday 4.00 VALUE Tickets: Elander & Swanton RODAN evenings 7 to 9. ANDOVIU WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- ings H o.m. 7,(4144 HURTS ?oa Node? St. Augustine's Church TOWNSMAN REV. HENRY B. SMITH, Pastor Established 1887 SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to Most of us have a sensitive pocketbook nerve. Would it 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Published Every Thursday hurt you any less to lose $10,000 in a damage suit that SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 70 Main Street, Andover, Mass. went against you than it would to have to pay out that 11and12. Entered as Second Class Matter crt much to repair the damages of a fire? We doubt it. The Andover Post Office That's why we think you should investigate a Home- St. Augustine's Holy Name So- Price 10t per Copy $5.00 per Year , wners policy that protects you against most any kind ciety will receive holy Commu- of loss and saves you money, too. nion in a body at the 8 o'clock Publisher Irving E. Rogers Editor David E. Young Mass. JUST CALL — Business St. Joseph's Church Adv. Mgr. . . . ii“yrtiond P. DeFitlisseuu (Ballardvale) SMAIRT FILACC. INC. SUNDAY: Mass at 9 o'clock. NATIONAL EDITORIAL Confessions heard before Mass. A 55 0 CIFA T I8N Cochran Chapel I 9n411 .19 100 ,.6iiice REV. A. GRAHAM BALDWIN, Minister BANK BUILDING ANDOVER TEL. AND. 870 SUNDAY: 7 p.m. Vesper Service. 00000000000000000000000 South Church II) R SM AN REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor CORRESPONDENTS There will be no Sunday ser- West Parish Tel. 2445 vices at South Church during Mrs. Sarah Lewis August. Morning Worship will be Ballardvale Tel. 267M MAIN STREET resumed on the first Sunday in' Mrs. Huth Green TEL. 1169 September at 10:45 a.m. Any need Shawsbeen Tel. 1943 Smart for pastoral services should be referred to the Secretary. The Church Office will be open Mon- SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS day through Friday from 10 to 4. househunting Andover Baptist Church True Motoring Safety REV. DONALD J. RYDER, Pastor SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Morning Wor- Can Never Cost Less! ship Service. Rev. Roy E. Nelson Jr. former pastor, new pastor of the Park Street Baptist Church of rantingharn, will be the guest GET NEW preacher. The subject of his ' begins sermon will be "As Jesus Mess- ures Life". There will be special ••••••••••• music by a selected group of young people, including Beverly Rey- nolds, Lois Bennett, James Ben- GENERAL nett and Ray Barnes. Sunday Church School for Beginners and Primaries will 'be held in the TUBELESS TIRES church parlor after the children's here sermon. 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1962, she will enroll Sept. 20 and k Beach. To Andover that he be vpointed Rutter and others. plane for Tampa, Fla., where she Miss Neisser join with her classmates in the trustee of the estate of William F. Papers filed with the petition will spend the month of August orientation program which 1 COI, intro- Rutter of Lawrence to succeed Wednesday, July 30 listed a per- with friends. Attend Wilso duces freshmen to campus activi- Carrie M. Grimes who died July 14, sonal estate of the late Mr. Rutter — ,r, daughter ties. Miss Ruth E. Neiss was allowed by Judge John A. as being valued at $80,000. FINAL R. Neisser, Wilson, DAMORE'S of dr. and Mrs. Wilson a college of the liberal Costello in Probate Court Wed- PERSONALS in accepted 21 Foster cir., has be arts and sciences for women, will nesday. Mrs. Helen Dick of High Plain SHOE SERVICE freshman begin its 89th for admission to the year of instruction Under the terms of the will of rd., has returned from a week's MUSGROVE BLDG. MAIN ST. :, according Sept. 23. class at Wilson Colleg the late Mr. Rutter, which was visit with her granddaughter Mrs. director of — ANDOVER .EARANCE to Mrs. Paul W. Leitch allowed May 10, 1920, Carrie M. Richard Lister of Spencer. NAMED TRUSTEE First Class Shoe Repairing admissions. Grimes was named trustee of the Miss Barbara Folley, 75 Essex le class of WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Men's As a member of ti A petition of Arthur Sweeney of estate for the benefit of Ann M. st. and Boston. left Sunday by Short Sleeve Dial service in Andover JMMER ;PORT ;HIRTS starts August 11th

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Very soon you will receive your new Telephone Directory con- taining new Andover numbers and instructions on how to use dial service. Please read the instructiun pages carefully. They con- tain all the information necessary for you to start enjoying your modern new service.

Remember that all telephone numbers will be changed and will begin with GREENLEAF 5. If you have any questions on how to use your new dial telephone Sunday, August 17th, just call the Operator. She will be happy to help you.

When dialing, please be careful to distinguish between the letter "I" awl the figure "one"; also between the letter "0" and the figure "zero". /COLL CE MU 3- )1 jTRIBUTOR NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY TIL 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958 --- MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Beth Carver, 12 Chandler rd. Before accepting a favor be au). The following wedding inten- Frank Esile, 64 Magnolia to look at the price tag. tions have been filed in the town ave. and Joan Dailey, 142 East- clerk's office: ford rd., Southbridge. Donald Stuart Olin, 83 Fern- Norman Arthur Perry, 18 Gregg croft rd., Waban and Susan Eliza- st., Beverly and Marilyn Anne Meek, 3 Moraine st. Robert Bruce Innes, 48 Rag- gett's Pond rd. and Barbara Ann Emmons, 182 Berkeley st., Methuen. STATES APPROVES TAX RATE, DATA REDUCE The Assessors have received notice from the state that the tax AL THE rate and recapitulation sheet have been approved by the tax office. The letter included a message of Portable congratulations from the director of the Bureau of Local Assess- ment. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN TVs 351 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE Every FRIDAY At PRICED FROM TEL. MU 3-2832 RICKEY'S - FISH - FULLY EQUIPPED FRIED CLAMS Most-Modern Methods - CHIPS - 129 EAT OR TAKE HOME RELAXING - HEALTHFUL 11 a.m. — 7 p.m. 01. Eliminates Fat For Quirk Service ILLUSTRATED ABOVE: use Phono 3012 ques FUN — At Pomp's Pond recently, Gary Lybrand, QUICK RESULTS — Next to Depot — HAVING Motorola's Super-Americana show of Shawsheen rd., took advantage of the recreational age 4, Portable TV, Powerful ed facilities made available by the town. (Leone) Chassis, 4-Wafer Cascade Tuner, tube sentry protec- Opening Friday, August 8th spent the weekend as guest of tion, lifetime power supply, Tria Plan To Surface Mrs. Karl Ilaartz of high Plain rd. Magic Mast Antenna, Gold- en M Tubes. In Blond, Shit CARDS Andover Street Mocha and Sky Blue, FLORENA and The town will resurface And- PEGGY J. ,vith a over st., from Woburn st. to with- Ousbur in 200 feet of the bridge. 1(1 I -ipendit 352 North Main St. Shawsheen Village the Or This decision was reached CLOSED HAROLD (Next To Post Office) Monday night, after some Board three MONDAYS bor. of Public Works discussion about NOVELTIES — SHOWER & WEDDING GIFTS Complete Beauty Care Mrs. having too much money potential- COSTUME JEWELRY by Shawsheen's Newest PHINNEY an Hal ly available for the work. Guard Daily 8:3U to 5:3U — Closed Mondays It was explained that money hair stylist, consultant RADIO — TV lecturer. RECORDS failing MRS. MAZIE DOWDING was left, to the tune of about Sunday $4,600, in the Andover st. sewer ('hildren's hair styled cuts SALES & SERVICE conduc article, to pay for resurfacing. cester. Funds for the purpose also were MRS. I) VII) O. ..101 DI', 1'1'0P. 26 PARK ST: I Mr. included in the estimate on the 5 Lowell St. Tel. 1639 day in0 new bridge job. Guard But Board members felt that the sla by JACK SPIRES the funds already held over from "Dek-O-Rate" PER& last year, under the sewer pro- --- Miss ject, should be used at this time. MAKE A HIT WITH YOUP FRIENDS A 00i, DID YOU NO. I Rapids has informed the err DERFULM ABOUT THE The state HAVE IT HIT IT WITH WON SATISFACTION Mr. an ME. A BALL Board that bids on the new bridge, CAUTERIZED? BAT. OBTAINABt E BY VEAunk, WITH of And, a piece of Chapter 90 construc- C?? Jose tion, will be advertised early in lunctic September. A contract should be awarded by October, the state SPIRES' "Chucl advised. Work, it is felt, should Winnep be completed by next February. Mote• falls thc Personals... bined. Mr. and Mrs. Francis II. Mc- small c Cabe and their children Edward Pick up no wishing for a parking and Mary have returned from an Rushi eight weeks' stay at Rye, N. II. hrow y The family home is at 8 Argyle hue thc space when you bc..nk at st., Shawsheen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Demers and Lawrence Co-Op... children of Marland st., Ballard- vale, are vacationing at Passacon- away, N. H. PAI NT &WALLPAPER O Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White Jr., TOUPA/NE PA/NTS' •JruakanWALI.RAPER Our customers get 1 hour Free parking at and children, James and Beverly, Shoppers' Car Park — 200 ft. from our door. of Lowell Junction and Mr. and ,Au3437' 43 WAMPSWIRE dery COMMON STRUT Mrs. Fred Buckley of Center st., Ballardvale, visited with relatives in Williamstown last week. SAVE AT THE you pay for the "best" in Dry Clean- Mr. and Mrs. John Gorie and son ing . and chances are that you do why Jack have returned to their home not be SURE that you get it? Where else in LAWRENCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK on High Plain rd., after enjoying this Community do you receive ownership, a vacation at Sunapee, N. II. personalized route-service assuring you that 3 savings plans Mrs. Adele Savage of Greenfield, If together with the finest work, all details ur, generous dividends, paid quarterly checked and attended to: insured safety for your savings Trouser cuffs thoroughly cleaned and re-tacked. Missing buttons replaced. Under-arm linings checked and re-sewn. BORROW FOR A HOME Loose dress anti skirt hems re-sewn. Snagged zippers made usable without expensive replacing. direct reduction mortgages We would appreciate your calling us soon so that construction loans, we can prove to you that our claims are true. If you have any problem-garments, we will be glad to give HOURS you . . . without obligation . . . expert advice and Doug Howe suggestions as to their cleanability. Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9 A.M. — 3 P.M. about this question: Wed. 9 A.M. — noon P.S. 25 OUR DRESS SHIRT SERVICE Fri., 9 A.M. — 5 P.M. and IS UNEQUAL ED 4 6 P.M. — 8 P.M. "Tourists with luggage strap- A trial bundle will convince you ped all over the car evidently don't believe the saying 'You can't take it with you'. Is insurance available to cover gr loss or damage to luggage, and also to pay medical costs LUSTRE of injuries sustained on a COOPERATIVE BAN K trip?" CLEANSERS

21 For the convenience of our patrons, 220 ANDOVER ST. LAWRENCE 14'or the answer to your in- LAWRENCE ST. payments may be made in Andover at surance questions, consult: Lawrence the Merrimack Valley National Bank. a- DOUGLAS N. HOWE TEL. MUrdock 5-5842 52 Main St. Tel. 2208 DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY IN ANDOVER

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A slip or a trip can break a hip' WORKS BOTH WAYS Overwaxed floors and skidding scat- Some people are thankful for e accepting a favor be sure at the price tag. ter rugs can flip you right into a getting what they deserve, and hospital bed. That's why the Na- others are thankful they don't get tional Safety Council says check what they deserve. and eliminate all fall hazards. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN TINT-N-COLOR.. Brings that"JUST RIGHT SHADE"to your fingertips I / _ for walls and woodwork 'ortable TINT-N-COLOR

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'Fa; Commissioners and revalua- EDITORIAL THOUGHTS tion experts. These commis- sioners and experts have played Down the Years with The Townsman that tune so long that they have Mid-Year Outlook hypnotized themselves into for- Andover, like other New England communities, reached 50 Years Ago — August, 1908 4:30 a.m. getting that there are exceptions to every the mid-summer period with renewed confidence in matters At a meeting of the Selectmen The second annual bugle and rule. held Monday, it was voted to allow drum corps competition was held "We f certain that final economic. Business was on the upgrade as the year went the town's policemen to carry Saturday, as over 800 Legion- figures, if they are ever compiled into its second half. loaded weapons at all times. The naires gathered here from all over in the form we requested them, order affects some 39 men. the state. Rockland and Marlboro will bear out our analysis to a The New England Council reported many favorable Dr. and Mrs. Selah Merrill took top honors. About 5,000 per- substantial degree. If they do not signs, although there were still some weak spots. arrived in town last Friday after- sons attended the event. we will apologize to our assessors noon from Georgetown, British The Emergency Committee has and Messrs. Wood and McCann According to the Council, food store sales were at re- Guiana. Dr. Merrill holds the decided to spend some of its publicly. If we prove to be correct, cord highs, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported position of United States Consul. surplus this summer, rather than no apologies will be expected Miss Nellie H. Farmer of the wait for fall when members had because apologies couldn't possi- job gains. The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in its Townsman office is enjoying the thought the employment situation bly repair the damage that will latest report on industrial production said the index in- sea breezes at the Hotel Mitchell, might again become acute. The have been done to many more Long Beach York, Me. money will be used to have work people than the 'minority' our dicated manufacturing was up for the first time since last Dr. T. J. Cullinane of Lowell done on the Ballardvale school officials talk about. September. was visiting in town Wednesday. lawn, among other projects. W hi ie we are on the question Isaac Cuthill of Ridge st. has Steel warehouse tonnage in New England in June was 10 Years Ago — August, 1948 of taxes, you will recall that, late purchased the residence of the Governor Robert F. Bradford last winter, in our pre-election five to ten per cent better than in the previous month of late Joseph Clark on High st. dropped into town for an informal booklet, the Taxpayers Associa- May. Heavy production contracts in the region for the first 25 Years Ago — August, 1933 visit. field sidewalk conferences tion stated that the best way in The new messhall at the Civi- with various people along Main which our Town Government costs five months of the year were 48 per cent above the same lian Conservation Corps camp was st. Governor's arrival at 9:30 can be reduced is by increased period in 1957, and in May they showed a 37 per cent opened last night, as over 200 a.m. at Town House was first efficiency of administration. We young men sat down to a turkey stop in a tour of Essex County then urged you to vote for the increase over the same period a year ago. dinner. This marked the first time communities. Selectmen-Manager Charter and However, some parts of the economy were a little less that members of the Corps, at the Andover's postal receipts for you did. However, that is only Harold Parker State Forest, had part of the action that must be robust. The New England shoe output was down, but less the fiscal year ending June 30 sat down together for a meal. They were up 836,889 over the previous taken. It is necessary now to make on an average than the U. S. industry as a whole. Power had been serving themselves from year. Income for the period was certain that you elect selectmen an open-air counter since the production was running about the same as a year ago. 8487,473.05. next March who will wholehearted- camp opened in May. Building construction hummed. ly seek the best manager Andover New car registrations at the end of April were 22 per cent A state inspector has con- Permits granted up to the end of can afford and then give him the demned an attic room at the Stowe under the figure for the first four months of 1957. the month of July amounted to most complete support possible. School, stating it may not be nearly a million dollars. Construe- In other words, you must elect People were still putting a little away for a rainy day. used as a classroom this fall un- tion amounting to 8870,990 was in selectmen who will abide sin- less extensive and expensive As wages went higher so did saving bank deposits in- progress throughout the town. cerely by your decision to have alterations are made. The room Welfare officials reported that the new charter and who will ex- crease. Savings went up since the first of the year ac- was used as a classroom last welfare costs had mounted for the pend every effort to make it year. cording to the Federal Reserve Bank. first six months of the year. This succeed. Two wild dogs were in the was attributed to the higher cost "Even now there is evidence The bank also reported commercial loans of member news again this week, after of living rather than an additional that the anti-manager group is banks continued to decline moderately during most of the attacking pigs on a Lowell st. welfare case load. organized to do its utmost to farm. Two of the porkers, weigh- A new automatic system was 'knife' the new charter. It is their second quarter. ing over 100 pounds apiece, had installed at the Western Union plan to throw roadblocks at the Requests for residential loans went up as the result of to be shot. The owner said one office. Permits telegrams to go charter and the manager at every dog jumped a five foot fence to directly to their destination with- possible point in order to force better availability of funds at lower cost. escape from the pig pen about out relay in Boston. them to fail. They expect to ac- The cost of living was still way up. The Bureau of complish this by getting you, the TAXPAYERS INSIST pay a tax bill of approximately citizens of Andover, to vote in at Labor Statistics in its latest (April) consumer price index 8200,000 more than in 1957. Under least a majority of selectmen who for Boston, which is taken as a sample for the local area, DATA HELPFUL the new assessments they are are anti-manager. Don't let them (Continued front Page One) being asked to pay approximately fool you. Make sure your new said the cost of living was 3.6 per cent above April of $500,000 more than in 1957. Why . selectmen will be citizens pledged and not from opinion, what the The answer is simple. last year and 0.9 per cent higher than it was in January effect on you will be and why. to make a success of what you "Under the old assessment pro- voted for. The Andover Civic of the current year. The wholesale price index also ad- "Many organized groups, such cedures, business, industries, as the Shawsheen Improvement Committee for Town Manager vanced from 117.2 a year ago to 119.3. public utilities and other mercan- which supported the new charter Association, and hundreds of tile establishments paid a dis- individual residents of Andover, in the last election will, un- Hourly wage earnings of production workers in manufac- proportionately large share of doubtedly, interview and question aroused at the potential impact of taxes and homeowners paid a much turing industries throughout New England were higher their tax burden when the tentative every candidate for selectman smaller share. Under the new will publish the results and ti, than a year ago. Non-manufacturing jobs showed a gain in rate and assessments were an- procedures, this is evened out and nounced in May, approached the recommendations. Follow th, May over the previous month of April and reports for the residences pick up their correct recommendations and your m••• Taxpayers' Board with requests proportionate share of the tax later months were also expected to show gains. for action and advice. They were efficient form of administration load. This is the democratic will be put well on the way to Installment credit on the books at the end of June was dissuaded by us from taking any process and• is desirable. While action until we had discussed achieving your purpose. slightly higher than a year ago, but the rate of growth in this may 'hurt' in the immediate "Last winter the Committee for the plan with the Board of Asses- future, in the long run Andover's sors. In view of this we, in the Self Government kept on askIn.• the amount outstanding was slower than for the first six tax rate, in the face of inflation, , Taxpayers' Association, feel that 'What's wrong with Andov months of 1957. can be stabilized completely only Take a look at your tax hill ak: we would be remiss in our res- through the establishment of a ponsibility to our fellow towns- then give them, ,or answer at the The Bureau of Labor Statistics said that its August re- thriving industrial park. This can men if we did not step in and give next election." port will be an indication of the path employment will be accomplished only if a satis- them, as accurately as we can factory industrial climate is RAYTHEON PEOPL E under the circumstances, the follow during the last months of the year. The bureau said created. We would hardly expect picture which, in our opinion, GAV E BLOOD that the July report, because of the peak of the vacation industry to be overeager to use l'it,“• I hie, should have come from their our industrial areas if our tax from officials. season, was not a proper index. structure penalizes them. Ilow- The volunteer workers of the "Almost three months ago when Andover Chapter who served at And as for vacations, everyone seemed to be on the we first asked the assessors for ever, there is no need to do that over night, particularly when the Raytheon included: move. Advance inquiries about New England's vacation a conference, we outlined to them Motor Corp; Mrs. Leon Field, what we believed caused the un- surprisingly high increase in re- places were at an all time high. sidential taxes came to the notice Registration: Mrs. Roger Whit- usually high increases in home- comb, Mrs. William Perry, Miss owners' tax bills and what we of homeowners almost seven A great many resort areas had a great winter business months after the start of their tax Virginia Perry, Miss Regina Car- would propose as a procedure to della; and this tended to offset a cool spring. However, with the lighten the burden. We also budget year. Hence, our proposal to introduce the change gradually. Staff Aides: Albert Wade, Mrs. warm days of July and August attracting folks to the re- pointed out that our belief was Allen M. Five, Mrs. Edward Johns- based upon estimated data and "There is no point in burden- sort centers, operators indicated they would have a banner ing our citizens with the question ton, Mrs. Wells Stackhouse, Mrs. that before we firmed our proposal John Ilmilierg, Mrs. William year. we would like to sit down with of legality except for a short item: l'he Taxpayers did not go bus, Mrs. Harold Maley, Mrs. Moll On the whole, there was a new note of optimism in the the assessors and obtain actual lierthold, Mrs. Frank II ich ads, data for certain classes of pro- into this thing without a full in- vestigation of the legal implica- Miss May 'I'ambo; air. Everyone was facing the future with confidence. The perty which we described to them. Nurses Aides: Mrs. Evan Nason, We were told that they would be tions. Several conferences were recession seemed to have run its course. held with legal council. The state Mrs. Eric Ilulme; glad to meet with us and provide Nurses: Mrs. Archie Gunn, Mrs. these figures around the 1st of supreme coon decision cited by may be had in the children's room. John Welch, Mrs. arren Sandberg, Helps For Homemakers June. From that time until July Mr. Wood of the Tax Commis- sioner's office was a Connecticut Mrs. John Lux, Mrs. Joseph (loran, At The Library If your home garden plot has 21st our representative called Mrs. Wilson Knipe, Mrs. Theodore been doing too well, and you have numerous times to check on the case and not Massachusetts. The supreme court decisions in the Peterson, Mrs. Norman Pratt, Mrs. a surplus of growing things, now promised meeting. Each time he William Stewart, Mrs. William Summer Hours called he mentioned the break- Commonwealth have all refused to is the time to consider putting Titcomb; Summer hours at the library: them up for the winter and saving down of data which would be compel municipal assessors to Main reading room, Monday through adhere to anything other than Canteen: Mrs. Frank Crawford, a few pennies on each meal. The needed. Each time he was assured Mrs. Dixon Pennick, Mrs. Joseph Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Child- it would be forthcoming and was what they deem to be right. If Memorial Hall Library has good Smethurst, Mrs. Francis Ilallen- ren's room, Monday through Friday, books and pamphlets on pre- led to believe that no final action that were not so, ..*r. Wood and his 10 a.m. to 12 noon; 2-5 p.m. Both office would have succeeded long beck, Mrs. George Westhaver, Mrs. serving, freezing and pickling. would be taken until such data Sherwood Kelley, Miss Agnes departments will be closed on Winter meals are made more were available, thoroughly dis- ago in forcing their views on Saturdays. many more than the few communi- Dugan, Miss Madeleine Hewes, interesting with the tang of spices cussed and released to the citi- Miss Betsy Simpson and Miss Bookworms Continue Reading and vinegar, relishes and chut- ties who have agreed. More than zenry for their consideration and Kathuryn Shaw. The young readers of Andover neys. Ask to see the helps for possible action before the asses- 80 per cent of all Commonwealth who are members of the Bookworms conununities have valuations economical cooks at the library. sors set the final rate. RULE ESTABLISHED Hi' Reading Club are enjoying the Recent Fiction "When we met on July 28th in which are as chaotic or more program, and reading is still one BOARD OF HEALTH The following books of fiction the assessors' office, we asked chaotic than Andover's was. The Board of health has es- of their major pastimes, according have been added to the Memorial for these figures and we were "Boston is a good example in tablished a new rule governily, to the circulation of children's Hall Library recently: Daybreak, astonished and disappointed when point. Our 1957 assessment struc- books at the Memorial Hall Library. communicable diseases: Slaughter; The Snow Birch, Mani- told they were not available. ture is not very far different from In cases of scarlet fever, there Each child who has read two ley; So Merciful A Queen, So F ortunately, we had brought with loston's existing structure. The will be no period of quarantine, books after signing up on the Cruel A Woman, Ilarwood; The us our analysis on estimated data. Taxpayers' proposal to introduce "charter" is entitled to an ex- required for contacts but prole Cavalryman, Sinclair; The King This was presented to all those the new structure on a gradual lactic treatment is advised. plorer's chart; thereafter, each two Must Die, Renault; Strangers On present. The assessors conceded basis is not very different from books allow a child to put a light Earth, Troyat; The Portuguese that, while the estimates probably the Boston plan except that FLIES TO CALIFORNIA color behind one of the planets on Escape, Bridge; The Hard, Ill ue were not 100% correct, the general Boston plans to take much longer. Miss Linda Quinn, daughter of the chart. This seems to be a very Sky, Giau; Naked Under Capricorn, effect and general principle in- Apparently, the difference is that Mr. anti Mrs. Peter Quinn of River satisfactory recognition of reading Ruhen; Seidman and Son, Moll; volved were substantially correct. in Boston the officials are more st., Ballardvale, flew from Logan done, among the boys and girls. Love Is Like That, Roberts; The "Our analysis showed that, if concerned with the human pro- Airport last Wednesday night to Further reward is the Bookworm Selfish And The Strong, Schuster; the old assessments had been blems involved than they are with Los Angeles, Cal. where she will party, to be held in the fall. There Seasons Of Jupiter, Lail. retained and the tax rate were legalisms. They refuse to swallow visit her sister and family, Mr. and is time for new families to join in raised by 812, residential proper- this 1/3 up, l/3 down and 1/ 3 Mrs. David Walsh and Family. They the reading fun. Full information Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN ties would have been asked to level opinion which we get from will all return by gar in two wee ks.

- tit "...It- amissioners and revalue- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958 tperts. These commis- and experts have played so long that they have :d themselves into for- hat there are exceptions rule. feel certain that final if they are ever compiled orm we requested them, r out our analysis to a al degree. If they do not •1 CITY CLEANERS pologize to our assessors isrs. Wood and McCann If we prove to be correct, Dgies will be expected apologies couldn't possi- ir the damage that will en done to many more than the 'minority' our talk about. NOW AT NEW LOCATION! we are on the question you will recall that, late iter, in our pre-election the Taxpayers' Associa- ed that the best way in r Town Government costs reduced is by increased y of administration. We ed you to vote for the ri-Manager Charter and However, that is only the action that must be is necessary now to make hat vou elect selectmen :h who will wholehearted- NEW! he best manager Andover d and then give him the nplete support possible. DROP-BOX words, you must elect who will abide sin- SERVICE g your decision to have charter and who will ex- For After Hours 'cry effort to make it Just bundle your cleaning on laundry, tag the bundle for now there is evidence identification and drop it in. anti-manager group is We'll process it in our usual, I to do its utmost to efficient manner. e new charter. It is their throw roadblocks at the nd the manager at every point in order to force fail. They expect to ac- this by getting you, the 3f Andover, to vote in at ajority of selectmen who manager. Don't let them Make sure your new NEW HOME OF CITY CLEANERS AT 42 PARK ST. ANDOVER i will be citizens pledged CITY CLEANERS takes pride in announcing the cordially invite you to visit with us and to partici- a success of what you opening of our new ultra-modern store in Andover. pate in our Opening Gift Awards. City Cleaners I.. The Andover Civic Located at 42 Park Street (opposite Johnny's Super further wishes to express its sincere thanks to all • for Town Man Market). This new location provides parking space its patrons for their understanding and patience ported the new char:, during the interruption of business at our former Past election will, an- for 15 cars plus new and spacious facilities for our , interview and question long-established business in this Community. We location. didate for selectman and ish the results and their dations. Follow those dations and your new FINE DRY-CLEANING - TAILORING form of administration )iit well on the way to ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR: LAUNDERING - DYEING - HOUSEHOLD CLEANING your purpose. ,inter the Conimitt, •• CLEANING & FINISHING OF LEATHER COATS :rnment kept on wrong with k t•I tok at your tax bill and them your answer at the Lion. EON P EOPL E OUR GIFTS TO YOU: LOOD used Irom lunteer workers .f ..:hapter who served A GENUINE KIDSKIN JACKET Lncl uded: One Stainless Steel STEAK BY SAMUEL ROBERTS irp; Mrs. Leon Field. KNIFE with any $1.50 Dry Lion: Mrs. lioger Whit- Cleaning or Laundry Order! TO BE GIVEN AWAY! Come in and register. William Perry, Miss FREE No purchase necessary. Drawing August 20th 'erry, Miss Ilegina Car-

des: Albert Wade, Mrs. lye, Mrs. Edward Johns- Wells Stackhouse, Mrs. erg, Mrs. Willia m Ja,o. Harold Haley, Mrs. Mull OPENING SPECIALS Mrs. Frank Richards, tides: Mrs. Evan Na son, ANY 3 GARMENTS EXPERTLY DRY Mrs. Archie Gunn, Mrs. Mrs. Warren Sandher4, CLEANED AND REFINISHED FOR _.ux, Mrs. Joseph Horan, n Knipe, Mrs. Theodore 1Irs. Norman Pratt, Mrs. THE PRICE OF ONLY 2 ! itewart, Mrs. William 1 SALE CLEANING RETURNED IN PROTECTIVE PLASTIC BAGS Mrs. Frank Crawford, 3 for 2 Pennick, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Francis 'Lilco- George Westhaver, Mrs. !Miss Agnes LAUNDERED iss Madeleine Ilewe,, LAUNDERED 21 SHEETS 12, , AND iy Simpson and Miss AND FINISHED haw. REFINISHED TABLISIIED Ill SHIRT EACH SHIRT INDIVIDUALLY PACKAGED IN A PLASTIC BAG IlEAFT11 ird of Ilealth has a new rule governing diseases: of scarlet fever, there 24 HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE AVAILABLE • period of quarantine, • ✓ contacts but proph,.• vent is advised. CALIFORNIA ida Quinn, daughter of a. Peter Quinn of River CLEANERS & DYERS (vale, flew from Logan ;t Wednesday night to s, Cal. where she will ANDOVER iter and family, Mr. anti 42 PARK ST. I hey Walsh and Family. ACROSS FROM JOHNNY'S SUPER MARKET rn by Rat in two CI T IV

10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958

TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED Gwendolyn Barker. town was best man. New Found Lake, N. II. GRECO — A son, John Anthony, Guests from Quincy, Billerica Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stowers and ADS BRING RESULTS !' 1311 rt h s •• . Aug. 2, at Lawrence General and Watertown attended a reception their son of Beech cit., returned GODDARD — A daughter Aug. 3, held at the Yankee Doodle. home at Lawrence General Hospital, to Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Saturday after an enjoyable Greco, 24 Florence st. The mother After a wedding trip to Lake two weeks' vacation spent at Bay ART. SUPPLIES! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goddard, 44 Winnepasaukee, N. 11. the couple Point, Me. Da_scomb rd. The mother was WAS Mary Coleman. STEWART — A daughter Aug. 4 will reside in Quincy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kenyon of EVERYTHING ... BUT EVERY• at Clover Hill Hospital to Mr. and The bride attended Quincy High Lancaster, England are enjoying a THING THE AMATEUR ANU PRO. PROTECT Mrs. William Stewart, 404 No. Main School and is a secretary for the months visit with Mr. and Mrs. FESSIONAL ARTIST REQUIRES' st. TheThe mother was Virginia Sadie- Cities Service Oil Co. The bride- Arthur Peatman of Cutler rd. CALL OR VISIT BABY'S v groom attended Punchard High Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Spencer SWAN — A son, July 31, at Bon School and is a graduate of North- and children of Tewksbury st. and LAWRENCE'S LARGEST ART HEALTH Secours Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. eastern University and is presently 51r. and Mrs. Donald Hayes and AND HOBBY CENTER Dean Russell Swan, Lovejoy rd. employed at Avco Manufacturing family of Sunset Rock rd. were re. GIVE THE NEw The mother was Julie Klimas. Corp. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill MOTHER A Smith in Barrington, R. I. DEROSIER — A son, Alfred BOLL I'MAN — IIIRD ALLIED Gift Certificate Chester, July 29 at Lawrence General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Irmgard Hird of Lowell from GEORGE A. PARKER PAINT Alfred Derosier, 53 Memorial cir. Junction rd., announces the recent The mother was Claire Dumont. marriage of her daughter Nancy FiEATIN PRIDE'N JOY VENTILATION — AIR C STORE MALANDRINO — A daughter Ellen to Ronald D. llollyman of 34 DIAPER SERVICE July 31, at Lawrence General Longboat Key, Sarasota, Fla. Industrial and Sheet Metal Work AMESBURY ST. I AWRENCE MU 8-5454 Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 15 POST OFFfCE AVE. ANDOVER Malandrino, 5 Middle st. The Personals TEL. 2610 MISS El mother was Concetta Midolo. ••• RAYBALL — A daughter, Mary Miss Patricia Johnson of High Louise, at Lawrence General Hos- Plain rd., recently flew to Sara- eM9 pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Rayball, 28 sota, Fla. where she attended the Maple ave. The mother was Rita weeding of a friend. Lewis ‘Ir. an Carnevale, R. N. Mr. and Mrs. William Workman and their family have returned to of tSoo SAWAYA — A son Aug, 1, at their home on Beech cir., after engages. Bon Secours Hospital, to Mr. and enjoying a two weeks' stay at Elizabei Mrs. Mitchell Sawaya, 29 Brook- Lewis field rd. The mother was Vivian Levis Batal. and the LEIMKUHLEH — A daughter FINAL Miss July 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand \lorristo Leimkuhler Jr. of Wilmington, Del. senior a The mother was Natalie T. Morin, no she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. CLEARANCE l'hi, G( Morin of Andover. and Alpl WHAT'S LEFT Mr. Lea, OF SUMMER STOCK nessee • • "Ah-h-h-h-h! At last I've arrived senior i at the source of that marvelous BARRETT — LI N CII aroma!" Ile is At a 2 o'clock ceremony, Sun- AND \limha sc day, Aug. 3, in the St. Augus- MORE What puts us all No di tine's (Chapel on the gill) 1/2 OFF wedding Church, Lawrence, Miss Con- REG. PRICES in a good mond' stance I. Lynch, daughter of Mrs. The aroma and taste John F. Lynch and the late Mr. of well-cooked f Obi Lynch, 9 Fordliam rd., Lawrence, Fabulous Savings became the bride of Joseph F. 1;uner Barrett, son of the late Mr. and All Sales Final tomorrov PROMETHIAN Mrs. Patrick Barrett, 102 Chest- J. Scot nut st. The rev. Louis A. Mc- rence, • Menamin, O.S.A., officiated at of requi This group borrows a bit from Mr. Chippen- the service. James Sayers, as Ileart dale, combines muted walnut and burl inlay • organist, played the traditional 1(1(14 Treffle to create the most delicate bedroom of the wedding music and James Sheard 1 Beacon year. Received five pages in "Living" mag- was soloist. rence azine. See it at — The bride, given in marriage snorning. by her uncle, Cornelius F. Lynch, I' III NITS Heart Cm wore a waltz length gown of white TIL 9* Frien( organdy lace embossed with pink home tom THE STUDIO SIIO1'1)1'; petals and rhinestones, pink Sir. I, taffeta cummerbund and sash. FREE Parking for our customers at Eidam's Her headpiece was of matching maker. 124 CROSS ST. L AWRE • CHARGE • BUDGET • LAY-AWAY Survi, rose petals and she carried a TEL. MU 5-5023 of Ando bouquet of pink sweetheart roses Open FRIDAY and Tuesday 'til 9 OPEN I VI rur4(.,<, Hired and white stephanotis. Frank The matron of honor, gowned daught€ in a pink lace sheath with harem thintal style over-skirt of paper taffeta, 11 . mores Edvi wearing a matching headpiece, \Irs. Si F. A. HISCOX CO. was Mrs. William S. Jackson of Aiwa also 24 Georgetown. She carried a bou- TEL. 3521 shop 5. WIP 60 MAIN ST. ANDOVER quet of red sweetheart rosebuds, F em ivy and baby's breath. • ART SUPPLIES • CAMERAS • DARK ROOM ester( AIR-CONDITIONED FOR SHOPPING COMFORT Frani.is P. Reilly served as S. A best man and Fred Barrett of EQUIPMENT • DEVELOPING • PRINTING Antlovm \ndover and John Noyes of W. Cocoa 270 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE (Next to W e .„,' s F u,$) MU 3.4342 Iloylston served as ushers. It as BLANKETS Following a wedding dinner the was n couple left on a trip to Canada who am and I.ake George, N. Y. at the Prepared For Cold Nights To Come ... More t IIUDGINS — HAY A I Miss Marilyn Ames Hay, daugh- cease ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Norman attend CHATHAM BLENDED BLANKET MeNicol, 11 Anderson rd., Quincy, of 'Fe Rayon and Nylon. 72 x 90 became the bride of Norman Dean \nit Hudgins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean . . . the practical size for Baker Hudgins, 83 North st., at a Cross Coal Co. single or double beds. Col- 6:30 p.m. ceremony, Saturday, ors: Rose, Blue, Green, Yel- Aug. 2, in the West Parish Church, low, Red. A regular $7.98 The Rev. Ilugh B. Penney, pastor ES r. 1864 value. of the West Parish Church, officiated before an altar adorned FUEL. AND RANGE OIL 5.95 with white and yellow galdioli and white roses. Given in marriage by her father, (:liATHAM &stlirvitui.1) the bride wore a sleeveless gown of white silk organza embroidered 100% W1 )()I, BLANKET with sprays of blue flowers with In all the wanted colors. bouffant shirt and scoop neckline. Size 72 x 90. 4!'2 pounds. A She wore a blue velvet bow head- 1 regular $15.98 value. piece and carried white orchids. Miss Deanna Hudgins, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor Final Clearance 12.95 for the bride. She wore a pale yellow nylon net gown over taffeta CHATHAM with a shirred bodice and bouf- fant skirt, a light green velvet SUMMER TOGS FURRY BLANKETS bow with small veil on her head 1 and carried a small colonial A blend of Rayon and Orlon. "Pink Car- bouquet of yellow roses. FOR BOYS nation" hand-screened print. Colors: John B. Frederickson of Water- Pink, Blue, Yellow, Green. Size 72 x 90. 12.95 CESSPOOL Of All Ages • • HUDSON BAY POINT BLANKETS PUMPING low. wool! Size 72 x 90. Weight 6 pounds. Electric Drain Cleaning Colors: Red, Green, Camel, White with con- trasting stripe. A regular $35.00 value. R. E. ANDREWS 27.50 Tel. Andover 3499

••• .T " ti THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958 11 Found Lake, formerly an Andover resident. Mr. returned to their home on Virginia ▪ and Mrs. Frank Stowers and Episcopal Church, officiated. Cre- PERSONALS Emmons was an employee of mation was at Harmony Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson of rd. after enjoying a week's vaca- son of Beech cir., returned Ilamo-Wooldridge Corp., of Cali- tion at Hampton Beach, N. H. Saturday after an enjoyable Salem. high Plain rd., were recently in wee fornia, at the Air Force Missile Kearsarge, N. fl. where they en- Robert and Richard Edgar of ks' vacation spent at Bay SPEEDER FINED Me. Test Center at Cape Canaveral, joyed several days vacation. Lowell st., are enjoying a vaca- Fla. A Lexington motorist charged tion at Camp Lawrence, Lake , and Mrs. Harry Kenyon of Besides his wife, he leaves a with speeding past a state police Jane and Johnny Steward have Winnepasaukee, N. H. aster, England are enjoying a daughter, Dana Leigh Emmons and car on the Andover by-pass was hs visit with Mr. and VI,. it a son, Randall Winston Emmons; fined $15 in Lawrence District Peatman of Cutler rd. court on July 31. • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Al- Life Can Be Happier and Mrs. Ellsworth Spencer bert Emmons of Stockbridge; his Eileen C. O'Brien was booked children of Tewksbury st. and grandmother, Mrs. A. J. Blanchard by State Trooper Arthur W. Quin- with a and Mrs. Donald Hayes and of Pawtucket, R. I.; also several lan at 1:30 a.m. on the same day y of Sunset flock rd. were re- aunts and uncles. after he alleged she passed his uests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherrill cruiser and crossed a white line Direct !3in Barrington, H. I. MISS ELIZABETII RENNIE at 65 to 70 miles an hour. She was Miss Elizabeth Rennie, 6320 fined $10 for speeding and S5 for Reduction Mortgage Ninth st., South St. Petersburg, crossing the white line. ORGE A. PARKER Fla., formerly of Andover, died HEATIN,, Thursday, July 24 after a short AT CAMP 'ILA TION - AIR C3NDITIONING illness. The following girls are spend- Born in Scotland, Miss Rennie dustrial ond Sheet Metal Work ing a two weeks vacation at came to this community many rST Camp Stella Maris: Miss Geraldine OFFCCE AVE. ANDOVER years ago and made her home in Wilde of Shawsheen Heights, Miss TEL. 2610 MISS rLIZABETEI ANN COMBS Andover until moving to St. Peters- Maryann Ilewitt of Morton st., burg, Fla., two years ago. She Miss Eileen Keegan of Lincoln was a member of West Parish st. and Miss Pamela Lee of Congregational Church. Westboro. gfrirfactemed She leaves a brother, William eats - tombs and two sisters, Misses Janet S. fir. and Mrs. Frederick B. Combs and Isabella Rennie, all of St. Woodland rd., announce the Petersburg, Fla.; also several igement of their daughter, nieces and nephews. abeth Ann, to Frank Milton Committal services were held is Jr., son of Frank Milton Saturday at 1 p.m. in Ridgewood Lewis of Copperhill, Tennesse, Cemetery, North Andover, with and the late Mrs. Lewis. Rev. Hugh B. Penney, minister of \liss Combs is a graduate of West Parish Congregational ,ristown High School and is a Church, officiating. c.,nc or at Purdue University, where ARTHUR SIIORROCK is a member of "Theta Sigma Arthur Shorrock, 72, 8 Maple Gold Pepper honor society ave., died early Thursday morning .i,1,1 Alpha Delta Pi social sorority. after a short illness. A Co-operative Bank Mortgage is a friendly Lewis is a graduate of Ten- Mr. Shorrock came to this com- home - buying arrangement, coupled with -.ee Military Institute and a munity 37 years ago from his mutual respect and consideration. If you s-h-h-h! At last I've arrived ior in the School of Chemical e source of that marvelous native Blackburn, Lancashire, are planning to buy or build a home, we steering at Purdue University. England, and until his retirement is a member of Lambda Chi invite you to come in and consider the ad- 10 years ago, was employed as a Talk to us now about your new vantages of our home financing plan. We'll pha social fraternity. weaver in the former Arlington heating plant - we have the gladly give you complete and helpful infor- /hat puts us all No date has been set for the mill. Ile was a member of Christ answers' in a good mood? Episcopal Church, John Ilancock mation, without obligation. He aroma and taste lodge, A.F. and A.M. of Methuen, See the SEVERN and Loyal Wa.shington lodge, 7176, of well - cooked food OIL FIRED BOILER by Cbituarics Ile was also a past 'FRET:FEE LAMONTAGNE noble grand of the Loyal Washing- ton lodge. AhtERIcAN-c$tandarcl MERRIMACK uneral services will be held tomorrow morning from the Arthur During World Aar I, Mr. Shorrock .1. Scott Funeral !lame in Law- served for two years with the rence, with a solemn high Mass Loyal North 1.ancashires of the COOPERATIVE Bank of requiem at 9 o'clock in Sacred English Army in France, Belgium heart Church, Lawrence, for and Germany. 264 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE Treffle Lamontagne, 69, 227 Ile leaves his wife, Bessie WELCH Tel. MU 3-0830; 3-1761 Beacon st., who died at the Law- (Radcliffe) Shorrock; a sister, COMP ANY Zilpah, wife of Joseph Crompton rence General Hospital Tuesday PLUMBING & HEATING muting. Burial will be in Sacred of England; also several nieces ASSETS OVER $10,000,000 ,lest Cemetery. and nephews. TEL. 128 Friends may call at the funeral The funeral was held Saturday today front 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. with services at 3 p.m. at the !r. Lamontagne was a native of Charles F. Dewhirst funeral home, ere at Edam's .litada. lie was a retired boiler- 80 Broadway, Methuen. Rev. 430 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE Frederick Bill, assistant at Christ * LAY-AWAY Surviving are five sons, Wallace FURNITURE & APPLIANCES •ay 'NI 9 of Andover, Marshall of Dorchester: F.J•LEONE Com Ailfrod of Wallingford, Conn., and Wendell Berman, Vrank and Leo of Lawrence; three AGENCY daughters, Janette, wife of Louis FLYNN - PARTNER era Quintal! of Lawrence, Rita, wife ARTHUR of Edward Pare of Lawrence and • INSURANCE Mrs. Simone kijanka of Lawrence; also 24 grandchildren. Underwr,ters For Every AUGUST RUG SALE! op Known Insurance. A. WINSTON EMMONS Funeral services were 11,31d • REAL ESTATE • DARK ROOM , esterday in Eau Gallie, Fla., for Hundreds Of Listings • PRINTING \. 1linston Emmons, a former Andover resident, who drowned at • RESIDENTAL FIRTH & GULISTAN,9 x12 r,pr's F si MU 3-4342 Cocoa Beach, Fla., last Saturday. • INDUSTRIAL It was reported that an attempt • ACREAGE was made to revive Mr. Emmons, • FARMS who was attending a beach party • RESORT PROPERTIES at the time, with a resuscitator for more than an hour. 204 Essex St., Lawrence BROADLOOM RUGS A native of Billerica the de- TEL, MU 3-3111 ceased resided in Andover while offices Also attending Massachusetts Institute BOSTON . .. SOUTH BOSTON of Technology, Boston. His wife, PoRTLAND, MAINE Inn 11. ( Heading) Emmons, was MANCHESTER, N.H. SAKRETE Ready-To-Use CEMENT MIXES

MAKE CONCRETE WORK AND REPAIRS EASY FOR YOU ... SAKRETE means you lust add water and go to work doing the job! It's what you ask for when you wish to build an ALSO: outdoor fireplace ... set in posts per- 'aranee manently . . . lay or repair concrete BLACK TOP walks ... etc. You can count on quick, PORTLAND CEMENT It TOGS easy, professional results. MORTAR MIX DESTROY EARWIG PESTS! BOYS They're more troublesome than ever . — but you can kill them off with our SLOT TS COPE and SAVE $30.07 also with CHLORDANE. We'll tell you how to Iges use them! • Florals • Tone On Tones 88 AMPLE PARKIN,: ItEAH OF STORE ANIANElt I if:LIVERIES DAILY • Some Leaf Patterns BRUCKIVIANWS REG. 69.95 ("RAIN - PAINTS — CEMENT — HARDWARE 0141 FUR BOYS MANY OTHER RUGS ON SALE FOR YOU TO SELECT BUT NOT USTI Lawrence 158 SO. BROADWAY — LAWRENCE I2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958

Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Carry only as much as you can Sound Conditioning pensive than perforated acous- Atter :;ee over. When you block your tical tile, yet has a richly tex- Driveway Damaged? vision you might as well be blind- Means Less Fatigue tured, highly decorative sur- Reset folded If thu loo-l':1 too big, make Less noise means less fatigue. face. Forestone has become a USE REDIMIX two tnl \ numb Homeowners can follow pioneer- favorite ceiling cover for liv- anion ing of industry and use acousti- ing rooms, nurseries, rumpus HOT TOP HERMAN TAYLOR coast gua cal tile to sound-condition noise rooms and other home areas gained prc bag 80 lb. — $1.95 MOVERS areas such as the family room. where noise should be con- points dur trolled. Tel MU 6-6149 LOCAL 61 /V1.1113, N) Your lumber dealer has a new- result of TOO SMALL. type woodfiber acoustical tile Tongue and groove edges and Naval lien HERBERT KRAUSS called Forestone which brings an extended flange permit rap- Phillips • 261 BEACON STREET beauty to sound-absorbent ceil- id, error-free application by the according 111.11PIANONEYD: AND. 1785 — MU 6-6654 ings. This new tile is less ex- home handyman. ,,,de Ian _ director, HERE'S A SUBSTANTIAL AND MONEY SAVING "THANK YOU" EVENT FROM LOWELL RETAILERS FOR URBAN AND SUBURBAN PATRONS MID-SUMMER DOLLAR DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY

soPifisTitATED — Anyone August 7th - 8th - 9th who sews eau have a dramatic Flowe evening dress just like this one . .. the three-day event that's a gigantic clearance activity on seasonal merchandise and home- modeled by Miss Jean carter. 35 LONE furnishings. 19314 Maid of Cotton. STORES WILL CLOSE AT 9 P.M. ON THURSDAY; 5:30 P.M. ON FRIDAY AND 6 P.M. ON SATURDAY

Shop sometime during the big 3 days and you'll profit from your purchases. Your savings will Smokey11 amply reimburse you for the effort and expense given in visiting Lowell stores. Conimandment ' I i Follow directional signs to auto parking accommodations for shoppers on • i• Dutton, John, Brookings, Davidson and Warren streets.

MEliCIIANTS DIVISION — Lowell Chamber of Commerce _WI • iJI-1-11..1 TOWNSMAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY

ARBORISTS BUILDING MATERIAL ELECTRICIANS REAL ESTATE OM's, you can ' PREVENT FOREST FIRES° AMALIA ANDOVER REALTY PLUM TREE SURGEONS, Inc. AGENCY 1 i ' 211 LUMBER - PAINTS Archie A. Gunn! •._ A TREE SERVICE WITH A REAL ESTATE SENSIBLE ATTITUDE WALLPAPER MASTER ELECTRICIAN 3 Lowell St. Shawsheen Village TOWARD COST HARDWARE Wiring for TELS. 702 or LAW. 8-4241 AND. 1848 Oil Burners — Light — Power Donald A. MacNeil, Mgr. SPORTING - GOODS MOTOR & APPLIANCE BUSS AMMUNITION — TARGETS REPAIRS W. Shirley Barnard 41 PINE ST. TEL. AND. 920 TAR TREE SERVICE J. E. Pitman Est. 38 Years Experience REAL ESTATE A Complete Tree Service 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Telei J. i t.it111,.„,f.. TEL. 664 Eir—oa- Main at Barnard Street . II. 1,11:;:., Jr. k Telephone 202 LANDSCAPE SERVICE CARPENTRY WORK TREE SERVICE HEATHERFELLS CI by FOR ALL YOUR NURSERY BRADLEY f ~lC , DODGE CARPENTER WORK LANDSCAPE SERVICE REAL ESTATE H. ROHRBACH CHOICE OF FINE. ASSOCIATES REMODELING SUNSET ROCK ROAD TEL. 192 AND. 2529 MU 7-7029 FOODS AND LIQUORS tientiam, Massachusetts OR Bring Us Your Garden Problems ANDOVER REPRESENTATIVE 1 I LOUIS SCANLON'S ROOFING CALL 1943 FOR ALBERT R. RETELLE r"r ON THE. ANDOVER LINE j; CERT. MASS. ARBORIST CALL Fred E.Cheever Reservation Road LAUNDRIES REAL ESTATE SERVICE STA I I Tel. And. 841 ED. OTTO 21 MAIN STREET TEL. AND. 1396 QUICK SERVICE TELS. 775 & IQ98 - Wet Wash Here To Serve .. AUTO REPAIRS - FREE ESTIMATES • • Dried and Folded John M. Murray IN BY 10 OUT BY 5 Golf K. C. KILLORIN SI/1/1.1 v II e CLARK MOTOR SHIRTS 8, FLATWORK REAL.TOR F INISHED 77 Main St. Andover CO. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Tel. 2272 Bed Spreads & Shag Rugs AUTHORIZED CARPENTER TELEVISION Si I( I CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH BUILDER ESSEX For Efficient, Courteous SALES and SERVICE HOME REPAIRING I LAUNDROMAT Service and ACT1ON! BOB'S PAINTING and BODY WORK I & REMODELING List Exclusively Wan IN OUR OWN SHOP PORCHES ENCLOSED 24 ESSEX ST. ANDOVER T V SERVICE Jalousies or Screening TEL. 3005 R. C. SIMMERS 41 PARK ST., ANDOVER REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE RADIOS & PHONOGRAPHS FREE ESTIMATES Tel. Andover 333 94 Muir St. TEL. 2316 TEL. AND. 2254 TEL. AND. 1318-J AD TAKER PAINTING CONTRACTORS RADIO & TV SERVICE GENERA L CLEANSERS 6. DYERS RESTAURANTS .4 AUTO MULLIGAN'S PARK ST. REPAIRING BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME GARAGE JENNEY —CLEANSING- RADIO & TV LAB. GAS & OILS - PRESSING - 3 1 311_'7.-i BR::ADWAY, .. AWRENCE NOW! TEL. LAW. 30396 • 33 PARK ST. TEL. 240 -TAILORING— BECK & DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP MEN'S AND LADIES' 11:AVEA GARMENTS PAINTING CONTRACTORS Interior & Exterior

!?sot CALL 1169 FREE; ESTIMATES 111.4114 DIE SIGNE 14 Slander S Swanton 56 MAIN ST. CALL OLiver 8-4636 ANDOVER, MASS. or GLenview 8-0510

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 7, 1958 13

In September, courses will re- Attended Naval sume for interested officers at the LEGAL NOTICES Training 'Center in Salem and at Commonwealth of Massachusetts CLASSIFIED ADS Reserve School Phillips Academy, with an addi- LAND COURT \ number of Andover residents tional school in Lowell. Over 135 officer students took To the Town of Andover, a munici- among the naval, marine and pal Personal c Cre advantage of instructions offered corporation located in the County Services Offered coast guard reserve officers who of Essex and said Commonwealth; the past year to further qualify WEDDING INVITATIONS- AND a gained promotional and retirement IRENE HARNDEN, LARSON HARN- GENERAL WORK - LANDSCAP- themselves professionally while complete line of Wedding Station- points during the past year as the DEN, ROBERT HARNDEN, CLARA ING, Cellars and Attics Cleaned. at the same time acquiring 24 ery. Fine selection of papers and result of participating in the HARNDEN, JOHN ASOIAN, HARRY promotional points and up to 40 type-faces. Prompt service. The. Grade A. Loam, Sand, Filling and Naval Reserve Officers' school at LOOSIGIAN, DANIEL E. HOGAN, retirement points. ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, 70 Main Stones. Garbage removed. T. Phillips Academy and at Salem, GISELA B. HOGAN, SAMUEL S. Romano Trucking, Tel. Andover Andover residents who success- St. Tel. 1943-1944. A-TF according to an announcement fully completed courses and gained DENNIS, JOHN CHIMIELECKI, 946-J• C-TF SOPHIE CHIMIELECKI, all of said RESPONSIBLE YOUNG GIRL (9th made last week by the school promotion points during the past ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING Andover; WILLIAM H. PORTER of director, Cdr. L. II. McGovern, academic year included the follow- grader) desires work as mother's Services rendered, part time. Taxes North Reading, in the County of ing: Lt. J. F. Shepard, 45 School helper, caring for children, etc. and systems. Reasonable. No ob- Middlesex; ANTONIO DISPIRITO of Two or three days a week. Pre- st., public relations; Lt. A. L. ligation. Call Mr. Hackett, Andover Boston, in the County of Suffolk; ferably in Shawsheen. Tel. And. COMPLETE 2094-M. C-TF Carpentier, 9 Old South In., public JOHN A. FRASER, of Dhahran, Saudi, 1511-R. A-7 orricE PLANNERS relations; Lt. C. F. Dey, Phillips (See Our Showrooms) Arabia; Merrimac Broadcasting Co. CALL DONALD DUSTIN, And- DESKS-CHAIRS-FILES st., staff ( Andover); LCD11. S. F. MOSLER SAFES Inc, a duly existing corporation having Lost and Found over 141-W for odd jobs..Attics, Drake, 153 Main st., assistant an usual place of business In Cam- director; CDR D. D. Dunn, 9 ANDOVER SAVINGS 1;1\1‘ piss yards, barns and cellars cleaned. A. K. Thomas Co. bridge, in said County of Middlesex; Pick-up and dump truck available. Tr., Parking On Premises, Sutherland st:, public relations; New England Power Construction book No. 62153 has been lost and 347 Common St. C-TF Lt. D. 13. Mayes, Sunset Rock rd., Company a duly existing corporation application has been made for pay- Tel. MU 3.5337 - MU 1-5359 aviation; Lt. R. 13. McIntyre, 13 ment in accordance with Sec. 20, • - having an usual place of business in CHAIN SAW RENTALS and small Binney st., public relations; Lt. said Boston; JOHN W. KLINGER, Chap. 167 of the General Laws. engine repairs. All makes of lawn F. N. Nowell, Jr., 41 Whittier st., residence unknown, his heirs, Payment has been stopped. mowers sharpened. Equipment public relations; CDR. F. A. devisees or legal representatives; B-31-7-14 Service Co., Buxton Court off Peterson, Adams Hall, Phillips and to all whom It may concern: Lewis Street, Andover. Tel. And. OPLAYDON'S TOWN OF ANDOVER Academy, staff; CDR. A. Robins, Whereas, a petition has been pre- 3075. C-TF ISTICATED - PUBLIC HEARING Anyone 78 Salem st., public relations; sented to said Court by Hillcrest .ws can have a dramatic A Public Hearing will be held in the DRESSMAKING and alterations. Flowers For All Occasions CDR. J. G. Whitham, 14 Lockway Realty, Inc. a duly existing corpora- g dress just like this one Selectmen's Office, Town Hall, And- Specializing_in children's clothing. rd., public relationx; Lt. Ilenry C. tion having an usual place of business d hy Miss Jean Carter, 35 LOWELL ST. TEL. 70 Becker, 17 Theodore ave., indus- over, Mass., on Monday evening, Aug- Mrs. C.A. Piquette, 6A Burnham in Malden, in said County of Middle- ust 25, 1958, at 8 PM to act on the Rd., Tell Andover, 2035-W. C-TF :aid of Cotton. trial relations; LTJG. James D. sex, to register and confirm its title application of JOHN J. & TIMOTHY F. Cahill Jr., 2 Cheever cir., indus- in the following described land: CRONIN of North Reading to remove EXPERT INVISIBLE WEAVING on trial relations; LTJG. R. S. Wil- Two certain parcels of land with sand and gravel in order to grade off all types of wearing apparel mater- son, 22 Arundel st., public rela- the buildings thereon, situate in said a piece of land owned by them bor- ials. Burns, mothholee and tears tions; LCDR W. V. Hanson, 231 Andover, bounded and described as dering River St. and the Shawsheen mended invisibly. Special attention Smokeys I Highland rd., staff. follows: River. to Gabardines, Rayons and Silks. First Parcel: Easterly by Woodhill BOARD OF SELECTMEN Free estimates cheerfully given. :omI FAMILY REUNION mandment A family reunion was held Satur- Road 1379.76 feet; Southerly by land SIDNEY P. WHITE, Chairman Tel. Andover 3534-M. CTF day afternoon at the home of Mr. now or formerly of DANIEL E. Date of issue and Mrs. Richard Williams of HOGAN, GISELA B. HOGAN and August 7, 1958 Cesspool Service Lowell st. The weather was ideal SAMUEL S. DENNIS 1084.11 feet; Gin1i JfJiJ -f for an outdoor dinner which was Westerly by land now or formerly of CESSPOOLS, ETC., PUMPED out Middle East Crisis and chemically degreased and served at noon time. Merrimac Broadcasting Co. Inc., JOHN desoaped. R.E. Andrews & Co. Those present were Mr. and ASOIAN and HARRY LOOSIGIAN Prevents Wedding Tel. Andover 3499. TF Yi.jj_512)1A11.T. Mrs. Robert Kennedy and their 1559.57 feet; Northerly Easterly and Middle East affairs, reasonably five children of Saugus, Mr. and Northerly by land now or formerly of remote from Andover, have had a Mrs. Mahlon Kennedy and their JOHN W. KLINGER 647.39 feet, direct affect on one local couple. Help Wanted-Female 4ssociimm 158.36 feet and 105.85 feet respec- two daughters of Lynn, and Mrs. Miss Shirley E. Murray, daughter 111,1 tively; Easterly and Northerly by land SECOND GIRL. FOlt Country Club Lyndon Mitchell of Lynn, Edith of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Murray, now or formerly of ANTONIO DI- office. Typing and shorthand Williams of Boston and Mr. and 266 Salem st., was scheduled to BUCHAN SPIRIT° 570.5b feet and 114.67 feet necessary. Interesting work, part and Mrs. Roland Smith. marry Private, first class, Ralph or full-time. Call Mrs. Harris at Only you can respectively. L. Fearon of Methuen last Satur- Second Parcel: Southeasterly by North Reading 4-3106. 11-7 day. PREVENT' HAIR REMOVAL Woodhill Road 85.57 feet; Southerly EXPERIENCE you McNALLY But the Army thought otherwise. WITHOUT ANY by land now or formerly of JACK A. OREST FIRES! ) Pvt. Fearon expected to return can become a successful Avon PLUMBING & HEATING CO. Fast gentle Permanent FRASER, ROBERT HARNDEN, Rep in an exclusive territory near from Kaiserlauten, Germany, for ERMA RHODES CLARA HARNDEN, IRENE HARNDEN your own home. Pleasant work with I I, 211 NO. MAIN STREET the wedding. But instead he was 3 Main St., Tel. Enterprise 5587 and LARSON HARNDEN 1488.32 feet; opportunity to earn 113 an hour or transferred to duty in the trouble TEL. AND. 121 , Director Mass. Electrologists Westerly by land now or formerly of more. Call MUrdock 8-2686 or Mrs. Les- WILLIAM H. PORTER 644.10 feet; area. The son of Mr. and Wakefield CRystal 9-2296. 11-7 Andover, Lowell, Portsmouth, N.H. E. Fearon, he is assigned to Northerly by land now or formerly of ter the 365th Quartermaster Corps. Merrimac Broadcasting Co. Inc. 899.33 Houses for Sale GEO. W. HORNE CO. feet; Easterly by land now or formerly Wedding plans are indefinite, of DANIEL. E. HOGAN, GISELA B. awaiting the return of Pvt. F'earon ULTRA MODERN - 15, Brick LAWRENCE, MASS. HOGAN ainai SAMUEL S. DENNIS from the Middle East. Ranch House, one acre, 250 foot frontage. All electric kitchen; AR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHELT METAL WORK 1144.45 feet. REALTY TRANSFERS The above described land is shown Sarah II. Downing et alii to Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Freezer, SPLCIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING Washer-dryer. Counter top range on a plan filed with said petition and Selwyn N. Illake et alii. Telephone 7339 Established 1854 all boundary lines are claimed to be oven. Four large bedrooms, fire- Marion B. Cole to Jaycole place living-dining room, breakfast located on the ground as shown on Realty Corp., Main st. bar. PA Baths, Wall to Wall car- said plan. Foster C. Barnard, Est. to Jay- peting, Drapes throughout. 2 car If you desire to make any objection cole Realty Corp., Main st. garage. Owner transferred. Must or defense to said petition you or Elizabeth D. Barnard to Jaycole sell immediately. Private Sale your attorney must file a written Realty Corp., Main st. middle 20's. MUrdock 2-7022. Q-TF CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY appearance and an answer under oath, William Shirley Barnard, Est. to :.ettinq forth clearly and specifically Jaycole Realty Corp., Main st. Realtors your objections or defense to each Winifred M. Barnard to Jaycole Dart of said petition, in the office of Realty Corp., Main st. DOUGLAS N. HOWE, REALTOR, HOICE OF FINE -MANUFACTURERS- the Recorder of said Court in Boston Phillips B. Bergstrom, Est. to 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone (at the Court House), or in the office DS AND LIQUORS Jaycole Realty Corp., Main st. 2208, evening Phone 2423. of the Assistant Recorder of said Stanley Johnson to Leonard Mac- S-TI SODA WATERS Court at the Registry of Deeds at Laughlin et ux, Andover By-Pass. )UIS SCANLON'S Lawrence In the County of Essex Joseph G. Hannigan et us to Wanted to Buy THE ANDOVER LINE 1; where a copy of the plan filed with Albert W. Taylor et ux, Salem st. and GINGER ALES said petition is deposited, on or John Phillip Enterprises, Inc. to ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING old. before the twenty-second day of Francis C. Dowd, Lovejoy rd. Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and September next. Lester F. Dixon et alii to Donald Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, il_RVICE STA T Unless an appearance is so tiled A. Kearns et ux, Pleasant st. and China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, by or for you, your default will be Boutwell rd. Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, recorded, the said petition will be Lester F. Dixon et alii to Fred Furniture Etc., William F. Gra- Here To Serve .. taken as confessed and you will be W. Doyle, Pleasant st. and Bout- ham Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., forever barred from contesting said well rd. Haverhill, Mass. Telephone Haver- John M. Murray thereon. petition or any decree entered George (or Joseph G.) Bourde- hill Drake 23708. Will call to look. Gulf Witness, JOHN E. FENTON, Es- lais et alii to Thomas J. Dixon et Service quire, Judge of said Court, this Super ax, May st., Andover and Lawrence PHILLIPS ACADEMY GRADUATE twenty-ninth day of July in the year tunbgen rds. buying picture frames, old desks, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. I r . A. Donald Lacey et ux to Peter jewelry, dishes, dolls and marble Attest with Seal of Said Court. F. Prodan et ax,"Shawsheen top furniture. Tel. Lawrence, Mur- (Seal) Village", Main st. dock 8-3072 or write 22 Lowell LEVISION SLRVILI . SYBIL H. HOLMES, Recorder. Street, Boston, Mass. U-TF Michael C. Lessa PERSONAL 411 Main Street Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of For Rent-Apts and Flots v BOB'S - funeral dome Wakefield, Mass. High Plain rd., spent the weekend Atty. for the Petitioner. 7-14-21 with friends in So. Portland, Me. ANDOVER - 2-1300111 apartment. Established 1840 kitchenette and bath. 5 minutes V SERVICE from Square. Bent includes heat, PHONOGRAPHS electricity and garage. 8110 month. IOS & Available Sept. 1st. Sorry, no L. AND. 2254 children. Call And. 57(1 after Aug- ust 90i. V=7 COMPLETE "OKI S Whether you seek a re- IVeshing drink at our foun- Television Service y tain, tobacco, cosmetics, f wish to have a prescript- FREE ESTIMATES on television FUNERAL SERVICE DELIal ion filled or just plain repairs. Television Radio Labora- want to cool-off . • . stop tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized in at our modern [damn- for Jordan-Marsh Service. Y-TF H BR:AD NA Y, _AWRENCE ftlit acy. You'll find even a TEL. LAW. 30396 short visit very refreshing. MALCOLM H. LUNDGIIEN DONALD LUNDGI1EN C0111010110 1 RAVE_ L IL 110 • • 1417111,1• NOW THROUGH SATURDAY ANDOVER lid11311411101113111i1 AVEL BUREAU IN Elm Street Tel. 2072 Hartigan Pharmacy Burt Lancaster Montgomery Ott envy for All Airlines Deborah Kerr-frank Sinatra-Donna Reed E R iCU6 id Stew. Ship Lines Edmond O'Brien - Mona Freeman ANDOVER MASS IN !) I I I llti 109t 0,1A,si ST THE WOIILD WAS HIS JURY

14 THURSDAY Tut ANcovEr, TOWNSMAN AUGUST 7, 1958 Dike, Spillway WINS SERVICE AWARD evergreens for plantim. TIGERS TRY TO KEEP Will Discuss Winslow liurleigh, Arthur rd., Ilaggett's Pond and th, reser was one of 13 employees of Mon- voirs. Members of the linard of UNBEATEN LEAGUE RECORD To Cost $11,000 santo Chemical Co., Everett, who Public Works agreed to pmehase 'the undefeated Tigers, were awarded a sapphire-studded The Board of Public Works is Water Supply the trees front the state, appro- planning to seek Finance Com- leading the l'wi-Light pin in recognition of 25 years with ximately $15 for the Judge Alfred Sartorelli, repre- 500. mittee approval, with that of the with a 6-0 record, will to to the firm. Other awards for differ- Selectmen, for a dikin§ and spill- keep their un beaten streak senting the Realty Construction ent periods of service were made way system at Haggett s Pond. alive tomorrow night as they Co., will meet with the Board of to 12 other employees. F Water Dept. Supt. Donald Bas- face the second-place Dod- Public Works next Monday night PITTSBURGH LU sett said engineering studies by gers in a 6:15 p.m. game at at 8:30 to discuss water avail- To BUY 'FREES Camp,' Dresser and McKee indicate the PI ay std. ad. ability in the firm's potential The town will buy 500 seedling that approximately $11,000 will A trophy will be presented development off Lovejoy rd. RUBBERIZED be needed to do the work. He told to the top League team during Realty Construction purchased much of the Youmans property, • DIAMONDS I the Iloard that money is available the final week of the Play- SATIN FINISH Sr under a water study article ground season, which ends with the possibility that as many as 300 homes may he built on the approved in March, plus sufficient Aug. 22. THE PAINT additional funds in the general During the remainder of land. JOHN H.GRECOE' water article, also voted at town the season, an all-star team TREATED FOR INJURY J ewe I e r - Optician that Can Be Used Over meeting. made up of the best players John Ryan, 10, 16 Summer st. 4o MAIN ST. PHONE b30 The dikes will be built at the from the three losing teams was treated at Lawrence General Wallpaper. rear of the pond,- as part of an will play the League winners Hospital, Wednesday, July 30, for over-all plan. A spillway will In a best-two-of-three series. a puncture 'rand of the left foot. 12T7EMLAI2N1255T. No odor, dries in 3 hours. handle excess water, diverting Places and times for these it into Fish Brook. games will be announced INJURED FOOT PAUL' S Needs no Primer. 25 Years' Experience Bassett said the present sand next week. John Gillespie, 15, 32 Elm st. dikes, reinforced with sand bags, was treated at Lawrence General Dressmaking Remodeling ALSO is not adequate to insure keeping Hospital on Wednesday, July 30, Alterqtions a full pond of water. The dikes for a laceration of three toes on Ladies' Suits, Coats and Qresses. Comes in 0,, can he worn down too easily, he Dunn Family his left foot. Made to Order explained, plus the problems that arise if the pond is full during the Held Reunion 300 winter and the ice destroys the FLAGSTONE sand dikes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn of Complete Your Outdoor Living Area — Andover st., Ballardvale, enter- MAESTRO ELECTRIC COMP ANY tained at a reunion for the Dunn a- -I family. The affair was held in the PLANS INSTALL ATION form of a cook-out. Games were COLORS (Continued from Page One) enjoyed by the children. Come in for your operation - each with its photo- Those attending were Mr. and add a 'Patio electric cell governing the time Mrs. William Phelps and daughter, Modern Decorating Ideas. it goes on and when it shuts off. Carol; Mrs. Gertrude Connors and AI I Colors - 160 - Red - This will prevent several lights children, John, Richard, Rosemary Pick Out. Your Own Cl) lo r s and Sizes from going off as happens when and Elaine, all of Dorchester; Mr. I inc. Lawrence Plate & the present circuit wiring is and Mrs. Robert Skane and Michael, JOSEPH Picariello — MIDDLETON damaged. Jackie and Carol of Waltham; Mr. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF STONE and Mrs. Charles Dunn and Mary- Window Glass Co. The proposed installation will AND MARBLE TABLE TOPS ON ROUTE 114 beth, John, Carol and Eileen, of be done over a two or three year Mile and a half beyond Middleton Square 417 Canal St., MU 3.7151 period, the company spokesman Watertown; and Mr. and Mrs. llo- TEL. SPring 4-1249 said. An over-all expenditure of bert Dunn and Children Daniel, $100,000 is anticipated to com- Lorraine, Sharon and Robin. plete the job. In preparation for it, the com- AUCTION AND CHICKEN pany's tree experts, with Tree BARBEQUE TO BE HELD Department Foreman Philip Busby, Mrs. William Batchelder and SO( Mrs. Wendell Mattheson are co- are surveying all street trees along soon the route of major line work, along chairmen of the chicken barbeque Ethel with adjoining private trees. which the United Church Guild of Potential hazardous conditions Ballard Vale is sponsoring Satur- with and methods of eliminating them day, Aug. 23. Mrs. Paul Andrews IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US choic will be spotted in the survey. The of Andover st. is chairman of the company told the BPW that better auction, which will be held the service and safer operation of the same day. Persons having mer- lines can be accomplished by chandise for the auction are BEFORE YOU BUY A NEW CAR HER elimination of dead trees and asked to contact her at her home. POLI other conditions that now affect electric lines. There has been WEEKLY DANCES rag, no estimate of the number of trees IN BALLARDVAL E goes to be taken down along the new The Ballard Vale United Church out high-power line route. Guild is sponsoring weekly dances nece Saturday nights at 8 o'clock'on the fire I Andover st. playground. Roy Sheila Sullivan lie Sharpe is in charge of the music. COMPARE - ke Held Party to yt PEkSON-L-WISE Pc Last Saturday afternoon, Sheila EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OUR LOW RATES Sullivan entertained a group of her first 477 ESSEX ST., LAW. MU 6.1371 friends in honor of her ninth birth- the day. Games were played and Various Positions Available tical following this a cookout was en- • Managerial • Industrial WITH THOSE YOU ARE NOW PAYING Fi joyed in the yard of her parents • Stenographic • Drafting only home, Attorney and Mrs. Richard OUR HELP AMIABLY GIVEN !nisi Sullivan of Virginia rd. li Those who enjoyed the festivi- AIR-CONDITIONED to WI ties were James and Brian Ganley, new Ann Maria and Jane Lebreck, ACADEMY kept Patricia McDowell, Jane Stewart, BARBER SHOP refs' Linda Craig, Helen Gaunt, Jean New Auto Loans Haley and Sharon McGrath. 3 BAHBLHS GoOD SEHVICE (Includes Free Life Insurance) 96 Main St. Andover (Near A&P) Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN 30 Months To Pay

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A MCA/L BY MAYFLOWER IS REALLY SAFE I 84 MAIN ST., ANDOVER BEGLEY-MAYFLOWER TEL. 1199 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING IN LAWRENCE P. F. BEGLEY COMPANY 238 ESSEX ST. — 590 ESSEX ST. — 29 BROADWAY Cor. ESSEX ST. PACKING - CRATING - STORAGE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP . 62 SPRINGFIELD ST. MU LAWRENCE 2-1372 1958 --- Teens for planting around :ft's Pond and the reser. Members of the board of Works agreed to purchase ees from the state, at appro- .ily $15 for the 500. HOOVER GOWNSMAN Andover's Own Newspaper Since 1887

PITTSBURGH UME 71 NUMBER 45 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST 14, 1958 PRICE 10 CENTS RUBBERIZED . ;ATIN FINISH SPecial Town Meeting Probable Late In September THE PAINT Would Consider Fhat Can Be Used Civer THESE ARE YOUR TOWNSMAN TELEPHONES Wallpaper. f4 The Andover To wn sm an Zoning By-Law will have the following tele- o odor, dries in 3 /InJrs. phone numbers, after the A special town meeting will probably be summoned late in Needs no Primer. conversion to the dial system Sunday morning: September or early in October. Dial — (013-1943 or Dr. William V. Emmons, a mem- ALSO GR5-1944. ber of the Board of Selectmen, Remember to dial the two confirmed a report this week that Comes in Over I letters, plus the five digits, the special session will in all to place all local calls. probability be held. The meeting will not consider 300 any major money articles as far as the Selectmen know. Major MAESTRO emphasis will be on zoning, a Competitions To by-law change and assorted items that have come up since the March COLORS meeting. Start Monday Dr. Emmons said shopping cen- Come in for your Inter-playground competitions ter zoning presumably will be will be held next week. a major item on the agenda. The D der n Decorating Ideas. Supervisor George Snyder an- by-laws passed last March have nounced the following schedule been ruled illegal by town counsel, of events: who suggested re-written by-laws iwrence Plate & Monday, Aug. 18, morning com- be submitted to a town meeting as petitions in checkers at Central soon as possible. indow Glass Go, Playground and, at Indian Ridge, Other zoning might include the both sand building and 45's; Mon- business area along Chestnut st., day afternoon, chess at Shawsheen upon which the town meeting Canal St., MU 3./151 Playground and ping pong at acted last March. The voter's Ballardvale. action was never sent to the Tuesday morning competitions attorney general for approval be- will include badminton at Ballard- cause one house lot along the vale, dominoes at West Center and street frontage was omitted from 4 ra bean bags at Central. the plan. Town Clerk George SOON, JUST A MEMORY — The busy telephone switchboard in the Musgrove Building will (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Two) soon be only a memory, as conversion to the dial system takes place Sunday morning. Here, Mrs. Ethel Sullivan, chief operator, looks over a section of the switchboard as operators keep busy with the normal routine. Most operators, she said, are heing transferred to other offices of their E US hoice. (Staff Photo) ' CAR HERE ARE THE NEW Equipment Ready For POLICE, FIRE NUMBERS After 1 a.ni. Sunday morn- ing, when the dial system goes into operation through- Dial Conversion Sunday out Andover, it will be Sixty-six hundred Andover tele- necessary to dial police or More Voters phones will be switched to the dial E fire headquarters. system at 1:01 a.m. Sunday Ilere are the new numbers morning, marking an end to switch — keep them in a place handy Are Independent board service that started back in to your phone: 1904. Independent voters — those Police — dial GR5-0390 or William J. Chicoine, manager specifying no party preference — S GR5-0391. If you dial the in the Lawrence-Andover area, now outnumber those registered in first number and it's busy, this week urged all telephone the Republican and Democratic the second one will automa- users in Andover to remember that tically ring. parties. it will be necessary to dial GII In a sharp gain since 1956, the Fire -- for emergencies plus five digits to complete all PAYING year of the last state primary, the only — GR5-1212; for routine local calls. Independents now are 4,519 strong As the time for conversion business, dial GR5-1281. — while the combined registered Until residents of the neared this week, the 'Telephone strength of the two political town are familiar with the Co. began distributing new direc- parties is 4,233. tories that contain some 46,400 new numbers, they should be Town Clerk George Winslow, listings. Over 55,000 will be kept near the phone for quick tabulating the statistics prior to delivered in the Greater Lawrence pans reference. primary day Sept. 9, announced area. that 8,752 men and women are Andover telephone customers eligible to vote in the primary. have already received a number Those voters already having a plate, to be attached to the phone party enrollment on the official Saturday night. If any user has voting list may only be given the not yet received this equipment, ballot of their party. Independents on which is printed the telephone GOOD FRIENDS — These Ballardvale lads were still goof wishing to vote in the primary number, a call should he placed for all the may ask for the ballot of either friends last week, even after this free-swinging boxing match to the business office, Mr. Chi- party, but not both. A party at the Playground. Cameron Mills, age 11 and Colin Sherry, lyment coine stated. designation, depending on the FAMILY Instructions for dialing locally, right, age 10, may look mis-matched, but the youngsters select choice of ballots, would then be and in dialing to more distant their own ring opponents. Results of this and eight other placed against their names on the points, have been sent to the matches are contained in the news story on playground activi- • This professional phar- lists, although a simple request approximately 5,650 customers in ( macy is built on a founda- to the town clerk after the primary ties. Leone) Andover. Any call that can be would suffice to have the designa- tion of family patronage. made by dialing the first two We are here to help guard tion removed. letters of the exchange, plus the lireaking down the total re- the health and welfare of five digits, falls within the local To Hold Tree Hearings your household. Be sure ((:ontinued on Page 18) call area. Mr. Chicoine explained. to turn to us for anything Others, for which it is necessary The Board of Public Works is understands 44 trees must be re- to dial a code number first, are toll anticipating receipt of a formal moved and extensive trimming and you may need in drugs l'he Office Of calls. communication from the Electric pruning will be required along and sundries. And don't NORMAN R. STOWELL, D.D.S. Ilolders of one and two party Co., spelling out the location of the route. forget that we specialize trees to be taken down for a new At a hearing Monday night in the ",-() Main St. lines will be able, with the advent in prescriptions! of the dial system early Sunday• power line installation. Selectmen's office, the Electric ‘Vill 13e CLOSE!) From morning, to dial many parts of the The Company formally an- Co. asked for five pole locations nounced last week that it will Aug. 16th t hru Sept. 1st. (Continued on Page Sit) on Clark rd., in place of the its spend about 8100,000 in the next present six poles, as part of the two to three years to install a 11%,„,,,,,Th111110"0 over-all installation project. CALL 1943 .0 power line through Ballardvale and It was explained that tree re- out to the By-Pass. IIPW Chair- movals on that road, and elsewhere man Alex Henderson said he in the town, would be listed for Ill'W action. The Selectmen held REAL ESTATE up approval of the pole locations, pending final agreement between OUR ONLY BUSINESS (Continued on Page ,11 RURAL ENGLISH JOHN HEWITT FURNITURE SEE PAGE 14 MID-SUMMER RITA HEWITT CLEARANCE SALE As iOCiate r SSEX ST. CONTINUES! DALTON 8 ELM ST. ANDOVER q _ NCL CORP. PHARMACY huyin )24 Cros• St. Lawrence Property Management COLE PAINT MAIN AT PARK Si. MU 5-5023 10 MAIN STHEE.-1. ll I.. I Open Evenings TELS. 973-1834 TEL. 107 THE TOWNSMAN 14, 1958 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST

Mrs. Chapman's After devising $1,000 to a trying to meet town requirements. 10000000000000000, 'let) Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN grandniece, Joan Biller Brennan, The 111'W was queried Monday Estate At $40,000 and alloting $500 to a great-grand- night by the Selectmen on possible _7/ur Window Shades--Traverse Rods nephew, Peter W. Brennan, the acceptance and members agreed Drawn up April 15, 1955 the ienetian Blinds Andover resident left $1,000, a the street probably will meet their will of Mrs. Bessie Biller Chap- jewel box, a wedding ring, and approval, if the subject is included Cleaned--Re-taped--Re-Corded ANDOVIM man of Andover has been recorded two diamond rinds to a step- in the warrant. in the Registry of Probate. She daughter, Mae C. Chapman. Emergency Designation S.A. Shiepe Co., Inc. died July 10. The estimated value The residue of the property was Although financial articles are of her estate is $40,000. liCWNSAAN 227 Hampshire St. — MU 2.7403 bequeathed to the niece and the not expected, they remain a The woman, who nominated Fred nephew, and Mrs. Chapman set possibility. Established 1887 E. Cheever of Andover as the forth that she was intentionally But whether requested by citi- PrZIFIzvil , executor, directed that no more leaving no bequests to any rela- zens or municipal hoards, the Published Every Thursday PLAYHOUSE than $1,000 be expended for the tive omitted from the will. Finance Committee must officially 70 Main Street, Andover, erection of a monument on her lot declare them to be emergency Entered as Second Class Mutter NOW THRU SATURDAY at Waterside cemetery, Marblehead. rl Due to length of program, shows to- League All-Stars items before they can be printed The Andover Post On, She left $500 to the cemetery in a warrant for a special meeting. Price lot per Copy night and Fri eve start at 7:30. Sat. trustees for the perpetual care of $5.00 c-r continuous from 1:45. The possibility of including Publisher Irving E:. Rogers the lot. In Game Series Board of Public Works requests Editor KING CREOLE A $15,000 legacy, with a brass Ddvld E. Young Elvis Presley - Carolyn Jones An all-star team of the 'Fwi- at a special. session was men- Business candle-holder and and-irons and Screenings: Thurs, Fri eves at League is meeting the League tioned some weeks ago, when that Adv. Mgr.... Raymond It. Dehuisseau other contents of the testatrix' 9:05; Sat: 1:55; 5:25; 8:55. winning Tigers in a series of board asked the Finance Commit- apartment, was awarded to a MARACAIBO games this week and next. tee for a transfer of funds. NATIONAL EDITORIAL Camel Wilde - Jean Wallace niece, Grace Biller of Baltimore, Playing on the all-stars are The 13PW wanted sufficient Md., while $10,000 was left to a ASSOCVAT Sun, Mon & Tues 8/17-18-19 Charles Souter, Doug Dunbar and money to meet extended obliga- nephew, Carl Biller of Marblehead, I Sun: Con't from 1:45; Mon & Tues Charles McCullom of the Dodgers; tions on Shawsheen rd., as an Eves from 6:00 and $5000 was given to the Jack Reilly, Paul Toomey, Charles aftermath of Chapter 90 reconstruc- IIMMEULLIMEll PROUD REBEL nephew's wife, Mrs. Maude Biller. Bowman and Richard Leete, tion; to reimburse the water de- 0000000000000000eocg0000 Alan Ladd - Olivia DeRaviland Youngsters; Ralph and Cliff partment for money it had spent SN1 IN David Ladd Sharpe, Bill Schindler and Dan relocating water mains as a result :_;creentris: :;an 2:00; 5:20; b:40 COIL RESPON DENTS Murphy, BallardVale Arabs. of state construction; and funds Mon - Tues evps: 6:00; 9:15 We st Parish Tel. 2445 One of the games will be held to put a water main under Osgood HOT SPELL Mrs. Sarah Lewis tomorrow night at 6:15 at the Play- st., where the new highway Shirley Booth - Anthony Quinn Ballardvale stead. Charles Bowman Sr. and crosses, so that it will not be Tel. 267M Wed thru Sat 8/20 thru 23rd $50 to $2,000 Fred Polgreen are co-managers of necessary to tunnel under the Mrs. Huth Green Wed Mat: 1:45; Sat con't from 1:45 the all-stars. highway at a later date. It is ex- Shawsheen Tel. 1943 Due to length of program, show starts at 7:30 Wed, Thur. & Fri eves. ANDOVER FINANCE pected that a decision on asking SPECIAL MEETING for money for any or all of these Winner of 3 Academy Awards COMPANY IN SEPTEMBER projects will be made soon. C( SAYONARA Citizens May File Street Floor cost Marlon Brando — Patricia Owens (Continued from Page One) Although the meeting will be That's Screenings: Wed 20; Wed, Chat Thurs, Fri eves: 0:05; Sat 2:20; Musgrove Building Winslow said this technical error called primarily to clear away 5:20; 8:20. (Entrance Also From Lobby) in the preparation of the article several items in official files, just At Reg. Admissions: prevented sending the by-law to citizens of the town may also star; Adults Mat: 454; Eve: 600 ELM SQ. ANDOVER 1998 the state but that it can be recti- file articles for a special town fied at a future town meeting. meeting. In recent years, the Urban renewal may well be Selectmen have been requiring rich- CI e another major item for discussion 200 signatures on a petition ac- and action. Town meeting approval companying the article. And, as FINAL CLEARANCE is required before an application in the case of town boards, the can be filed with the federal Finance Committee must declare V a BOYS' government, outlining the over-all any articles appropriating funds I .as area within which the program to be an emergency before the me on ti would be carried out. Officials of articles can be included. betwe SPORT COATS & SUITS the [lousing Authority said that Andov sufficient planning has been BRENDA ELDRED HELD the le done to assure proper presentation BIRTHDAY PARTY will GABARDINE SUITS of the facts at a special meeting. Miss Brenda Eldred, 8 Burnham the s[ Among other probable items in rd. was entertained at her home careless! Girl the warrant is the acceptance of Saturday afternoon, Aug. 9, in week JRS 9-12 were 19.95 NOW 14.89 Carmel rd. - on which residents honor of her 11th birthday. Games l'3aint CADETS 12-18 were 26.50 NOW 17.89 have been working all summer were played and refreshments te, N served. Barba WOOL SUITS WEST PARISH, ANDOVER Those in attendance included Boy House $56,500. . .unusual Ranch Susan and Joyce Ann Eldred, NIcint' plan. Steel beams. No. 1 materials. JRS 8-12 were 25.00 NOW 14.89 John Beanland, Warren Piquette, Batch Set well back on a 30,000 sq. ft. Rosemary Curren, John McMahan II icha CADETS 12-20 were 34.95 NOW 24.89 landscaped lot with many trees. and Lorraine Sorenson. ner ar Large living room leads out onto SPORT COATS white iron-work balcony. Two-sided OUTDOOR WHIST Art Ilerringbone & Mixtures fireplace opens on both dining An outdoor whist, sponsored by room and living room. Indirect the Catholic Daughters of America, will be held at the home of Mrs. Sea JRS 8-12 were 14.95 NOW 9.89 lighting. Four bedrooms. Tremend- 4 ous (450 sq. ft.) kitchen with latest Stephen Pettit Saturday, Aug. 16 'rho CADETS 12-20 were 19.95 NOW 14.89 equipment. Thermpanes in base- beginning at 2 p.m. Prizes will be ciatic STUDENTS 35-40 were 27.95 NOW 19.89 ment as well as in living room. awarded the high scorers. Refresh- living Elaborate tile baths. A very special ments will be served. In case of teresi and attractive house for the special rain, the affair will be held in Chris buyer. St. Augustine's school hall. On MRS. ROSAMOND I. PRICE artist patty DRake 2-2114 or Andover 1430 tellir All Maker annul Mrs. David Darling 1..-IttAT the 66 Main SL lel, 1430 A. K. Thomas Co. artisl des4 3.Zlan&r&,`Stuanion HUNNEMAN & CO., Inc. Free Parking On Premises MAIN ST. INCORPORATED ANDOVER 347 Common St. 1956, REALTORS Tel. MI! I•C310 • - MU 3-5359 year' choo 1960 prim AovertfurrEs OF SURE-HEAT HOMES may 002 NE CASE OF WHILE OUT FOR A STROLL ONE It's no laughing matter sihru THE DUSTY EVEN ING ... 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14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958 3 0000 000000000. goo New England has a higher per- almost $22 billion a year, accord- centage of farms with high in- ing to the latest available figures comes ($10,000 or more) than the of The New England Council. national average, reports The New Englanders exceed the ANDOVIr' New England Council. national average by 10 per cent Wholesale and retail trade in in personal incomes, reports The FOWNSMAN New England has pushed up to New England Council. Established 1887 \ \ \-1\ Ctiatru , ublished Every Thursda y Main Street, Andover, Mass. red as Second Class Matter at The Andover Post Off Ot per Copy $5.00 t .1 Year eer Irving L. Rogers Dclvtd E. Young as & . . . Raymond R. Defullsseau

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COSTUME PARTY AT CENTRAL — Young folks at Central Playground dressed up for a That's costume competition last week. Here, Valerie Selfridge, Kathy Morrisey, Timmy Selfridge, Charlie Gray, Bob Petrie, Dianne Falle, Harold Falle and Doreen Falle pose for the cameraman just before the judges announced a decision. Results of the contest may be found in the news story on playground activities. Staff Photo)

and family in Providence, R. I. rich - Cleaning Up Personals • • • Mr. and Mrs. William McDermitt Mrs. Etta Mitchell of Lebanon, of Woburn st. have ret turned from N. II. is visiting her son and a vacation in Westerly, Pawtucket Vale Oval family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. and Newport, R. I. Mitchell of Tewksbury st., Hal- Louis and Wayne Hoyer of Lynn me Last Wednesday evening, work lardvale. have been visiting their grand- urn the cleaning-up of the oval Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson parents, Mr. and Mrs. James between the railroad station and and daughter, Ilobynn, of Ballard- Nicoll of Clark rd. Andover st. was in progress under vale rd. have been vacationing at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beaulieu of the leadership of Marc Sweet. Work Ossipee Lake, N. II. Clark rd. have returned from a will continue at intervals until Mrs. Dennis Tyrrell 3rd and vacation at Green River, Colraine, areless! the spot is in good condition. children, Dennise and Dennis 4th, in the Berkshires. Girls were in the group this past of 'Tewksbury st., have been visit- week and included Paniela Leslie, Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Elaine Lampariello, Paula Audet- te, Nancy Colpitts and Judy and Barbara Quesenberry, along with Boy Scouts Daniel Dunn, John McIntyre, Craig Warner, William Batchelder. Fraser Colpitts, Richard St. Armand, Albert War- Your new house ner and Marc Sweet also worked. Artists May Enter Seal Competition can be a The Essex County Health Asso- ciation wants to hear from artists living in its area, who are in- terested in entering the 1950 Christmas Seal com letition. home On hand for any interested • • • d artist — man or woman — is a pamphlet "A Call for Artists", telling all the details of the annual national competition. For or a the last four years, free-lance artists have won the event, designing seals for the years 1956, 1957, 19511, and 1959. This year's competitive event will choose the seal to lie used in the 1960 Seal Sale. Interested artists headache may write. the Association at 222 Cabot st., Beverly. no laughing matter it lieu tins it of forests nycd each year four (are Welcome To The New A thousand and one considerations and details I•as may have started one of make the purchase of a house a mighty ticklish disastrous forest fires Flu Member Of Our Staff a that 9 out of I It forest tire, proposition. Our wide experience in these matters 'used by some person's t are makes us a good friend to have. You'll appreciate r as simple au .is Ilip PERCY .1 tigarette 1,111 .1 t.lr sin our easy mortgage terms, too — always tailored lit:taus,. visitors to our ha HOGAN to fit your individual needs. use tin teased ten fold sm.. -- DRIVE IN FOR tl AX'.ir II, the probli nt .cute rh.iii ever fie t sates ENGINE Youthfully and rl this TUNE-UP WORK smartly styled for figures that BRAKE look best in Ida Berm ADJUSTING & RELINING half sizes . . . . rayon with AGENCY 1 )11 All Makes of Cars look-of-tweed . . . Ili f- 1 YNN f especially nice for travel now, SURANCE CALL FOR OR DELIVERY and autumn town Jilderwr tier s f I SERVICE wear later. :r1OW11 InSUr011, r. Two-piece costume ROAD SERVICE in green, AL ESTATE teal or dreds UI Listings spice. ESI DENTAL Sizes I4'4 to 224 ,IDUSTR IAL ,CR EAGE A ELM STREET ARMS ANDOVER ESORT PROPERTI ES Service Station Essex St., L. awe, SAVINGS BANK TEL. MU 3-3111 JOE CONNOR, Prop. - NORTH ANDOVER - ME THUEN Also offices I PA I I, es ON . > LITH )1iTLAND, MAl' t. TEL. 712 ..,•••••1

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JUROR I RECEIVED COMMISSION The name of Etta Chadwick, IN SIGNAL CORPS Hex 50A Whittier st., was drawn for Russell Ii. Johnson, son of Mr. ury duty at the civil sessionin and Mrs. !toward B. Johnson, 66 Hou S alem by Selectman Sidney P. Carmel rd., was commissioned a second lieutenant in the signal Fire corps upon recently completing six blamed ,rnokini HERMAN TAYLOR weeks of training at the Reserve Officer Training Corps camp at , norning MOVERS Fort Gordon, Ga. inside LOCAL MuVLIi:>, NO JOB Stev Johnson attended the camp under Depu' TOO SMALL. the ROTC program of Northeastern HERBERT KRAUSS University. He is a graduate of :.lid he 261 BEACON STREET Punchard High School with the AND. 1785 — M 6-6654 class of 1952, and is married.

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SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS •Y::;Q?11,f; PLENTY YET TO DO — Route 28 construction continues at a fast clip this summer. Workmen True Motoring Safety are busy on the section going south from the Lowell st. overpass, which was recently opened to traffic. The section from Lowell st. to River rd. is more nearly completed, with the surface al- Can Never Cost Less! ready applied to both sides of the divided highway. This photo was taken from the overpass at Lowel l st. (Staff Photo) associated with Tyer Rubber that "Christian on, GET NEW Cost Accountants Company and Fred P. Carleton Jr., of Marblehead, associated of the few places It-ft in AlaAkit Seek Members with I.B.M. Corporation. that is really tenon." flew Mr. Stanavich pointed out that himself there for the eonfirinii- Two new members have been at the present time the chapter added to the roster of the Merri- membership total is 186 repre- tion service in his plane ..Blur mack Valley Chapter, National senting practically all leading Box II" and lunched following GENERAL Association of Accountants, it industries and accounting profes- the service on "nourishing cari- was announced today by chapter sions in the Merrimack Valley bou and moose stew.— membership director Felix A. area. TUBELESS TIRES Stanavich. The new members are He also pointed out that in a WILL HOLD Normand E. Paquette of Lowell, dynamic industrial region, such ON TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET as the Merrimack Valley, the TREE HEARINGS accountant is a key man on any (Continued front Page One) progressive management team. the BPW and Electric Co. over ALL THAT'S Information and date supplied by which trees will be removed and him is used by management to extent of pruning operations. New riding comfort, quicker LEFT OVER determine its future courses of Henderson said it will be action. To help the accountant necessary to post all the trees stops, plus the extra FROM SPRING keep apace of the latest ideas and and hold hearings before permis- procedures of this profession is strength of Nygen Cord and sion can be given for removals. & SUMMER one of the main objectives of the Although pruning may be done the extra mileage of new association through publications, with the permission of the BPW, SEASON... speakers, research and con- Henderson said his Board will Hi•Density Rubber . . . all ferences. give due weight to comments of yours in The General Tire. Men and women of this area residents as to the extent of the that are interested in becoming pruning. Edward P. Hall appeared Drive in today. Get the most INCLUDES STOCK members are invited to contact at the hearing to ask about the FROM OUR LOWELL SHOP Mr. Stanavich at the John W. trees, and agreed to appear before in safety . . . on terms to Bolton & Sons, Inc., Lawrence. the BIN when the hearings are suit your budget. held, to discuss both removals NOW REPRICED SO Gordon Confirms and pruning. PERSONAL LOW— SEE 1:013 YOVRSELF Mr. and Mrs. Donald of Alaskan Village Chandler rd., accompanied by Miss TUBELESS TIRE FAIRBAN KS, Alaska — The Eva Hill of Lawrence, have spent YOU WILL LOVE a three weeks' vacation in Florida. HEADQUARTERS THE BARGAINS entire population of a village in Aim-rica's 49th state all be- LAST WEEK... came members of the Episcopal PLAYDON'S Church on the same day. [41 Thru SATURDAY The village is ('heist is Vil- Flowers For All Occasions NITS TIL 9* lage, a community of two log cabins and several —caches'', 35 LOWELL ST. TEL. 70 located on the l'hristian Rise' FAY & DRISCOLL north of Fork Yukon, near Arctic, Alaska. 576 HAVERHILL ST. LAWRENCE MU 3-3131 1464 • 11,) The village's populat ion : Jim YOUR GENERAL TIRE DISTRIBUTOR Christian, patriarchial head of In Andover — the community and at son of OPEN TUESDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 Chief Christian (one of the great Indian figures of the l'handalar and Christian River country), his %tile, hi, 15 year old son, Jim, Jr., and his SO p.m. old mother Rachel, wt rt confirowd by the Episcopal Bishop of Alaska, the Ht. Rev. IN'illiam J. Gordon. "He wants to know—have got Bi,hop Gordon, it ho says any HOT colt ce!"

Sinner bad ART SUPPLIES! or saint discreet You can't be eitt, EVERYTHING ... BUT EVERY- THING THE AMATEUR ANU PRO- unless you eat' FESSIONAL ARTIST REQUIRES! CALL OR VISIT LAWRENCE'S LARGEST ART TAKE OUT S(RV/CE AND HOBBY CENTER ALLIED Wa044. PAINT (oat STORE fil1VAY6 133 LIZ 5- 6. 34 NORTH ANDOVER AMLSBURY ST I AWRENLL -1111Nr -- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958 5

the firefighters to don masks and water damage to other parts of the and Mrs. Arthur Mandros, 100 Lo- Girls and past president of a ,-heavy Smoke At air-pacs, came from a mattress structure, according to fire well st., is a graduate of Andover church youth group. which probably had been smoking officials. High School. She was an honor for some time. Firefighter Willard Patterson student and elected to the Andover Political Advertisement louse Blaze Alexander Campbell, 48 Stevens ire Department authorities sustained a sprained ankle while chapter of the National Honor st., said the mattress was aflame battling the blaze. society. She served as senior .lamed careless disposal of when he called the station at cooking material for an early- class marshal and was a member ANTHONY 1:15 a.m. Engine 3 responded and SC 110L A RSIIIP of the Science club chairman of qurning fire Aug. 10 that caused Deputy Cole ordered box 561, Cynthia F. Mandros has re- ,,,nsiderable damage to a house the Prom committee a member of For SENATOR Brechin ter. and Shawsheen rd., ceived a scholarship to Wheelock the literary committee on the Stevens st. sounded. Damage to the home was College from the Massachusetts School annual. She played soft- WORTHY - WELL QUALIFIED Deputy Chief Albert Cole Jr. moderate, with the floor under the Scholarship Foundation. Charles H. Anthony „lid heavy smoke, which required ball, basketball and soccer. She 136 Colby St., Haverhill bed burned and some smoke and Miss Mandros, daughter of Mr. is also a member of the Rainbow

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p this summer. Workmen was recently opened to 'ed, with the surface al- en from the overpass at (Staff Photo)

'Christian Village is on, few places left in Alaska is really reniot,,- flru tlieri. for the confirnia- rvice in his plane "Blue I" and lunched following •vice On "nourishing cari- Id moose ste11.-

HOLD HEARINGS 7ntinued from Page One) PW and Electric Co. over trees will be removed and of pruning operations. lerson said it will he ary to post all the trees ld hearings before permis- an be given for removals. 'h pruning may be done to permission of the BPW, son said his Board will ue weight to comments of its as to the extent of the Edward P. Hall appeared hearing to ask about the and agreed to appear before 3W when the hearings are to discuss both removals ming. ONAL and Mrs. Donald Hill of er rd., accompanied by Miss .11 of Lawrence, have spent weeks' vacation in Florida. PPLAYDON'S

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;inner bad or saint discreet l'ou can't be eitlii * to what distant places 1- and 2-part y unless you eat' customers can dial direct Directory Pages tell you: * how to dial local and out-of-town calls * when to dial "Operator" .91 . . . and various other important facts ( about this convenient new service. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958

WILL ENTER She was graduated cum laude BOSTON UNIVERSITY from Abbot Academy in June, As a Miss Rosemary Louise Ozoon- senior, she was treasurer of the ian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Day students, took part in the Ozoonian of Osgood st., will commencement play and played enter Boston University in Septem- varsity soccer. Tftc Commonturalth of fflia55acf1U5ett5 ber. This summer she is employed at Andover Inn. TOWN GARAGE TO UNDERGO SCRUTINY By His Excellency Members of the Board of Public Works will meet soon at the town NOW THRU SATURDAY garage to examine the new struc- FOSTER FURCOLO At Regular Prices ture. The L. C. Cyr Construction Co. has asked for final payment Go7iernor Marlon Brando after having some final work done THE YOUNG LIONS at the request of the BPW. Robert Hutton Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN SHOWDOWN AT BOOT HILL A PROCLAMATION 1 SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY CESSPOOL 1 95 8 Walt Disney's IP: nineteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which gave women the PETER PAN right to vote, is an enduring memorial to one of this country's outstanding women. Also known PUMPING Tas the Susan B. Anthony amendment, it was proclaimed in effect by the Secretary of State Cornet Wilde and MARACAIBO Electric Drain Cleaning on August 26, 1920. Note: Peter Pan shown first It was typical of Susan.U. Anthony's indomitable convictions, tenacity of purpose, and infinite R. E. ANDREWS patience that a bill for womdn's suffrage was submitted first in 1886 and regularly every year there- Sunday at 8 P.M. — Kiddies' after. Active in the woman's suffrage movement, she fought constantly to secure the right of franchise RED HEAD CONTEST! Tel. Andover 3499 for women as a sign and symbol of equality between the sexes. A tireless campaigner and organizer, she wrote and lectured extensively, instructed colleagues, . . you pay for the "best" in Dry Clean- and inspired co-workers. She was arrested, tried, found guilty, and fined — a fine she refused to ing .. . and chances are that you do ... why pay — when she made a test case of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments by voting in the presi- not be SURE that you get it? Where else in dential election of 1872. this Community do you receive ownership, The greatness and nobility of her life was evident in her selfless devotion to the struggle to achieve personalized route-service assuring you that perfect equality of civil and political rights for women. Her lively sense of social responsibility was If together with the finest work, all details are outraged by laws which denied women control of their children and of their money. She decried the checked and attended to: discrimination which paid women less wages than men for the same work. Trouser cuffs thoroughly cleaned and re-tacked. Missing buttons replaced. She was a born leader, with an inquiring mind and executive gifts, who applied energy, character, and vision to the challenges and problems of her day. She supported the anti-slavery movement; ON Under-arm linings checked and re-sewn. Franc Loose dress and skirt hems re-sewn. pressed for better educational facilities for women, and organized the Woman's Temperance Society, Snagged zippers made usable without expensive now the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Spent atten c replacing. Her influence was international in scope at the time of her death in 1906. In her last speech, on We would appreciate your calling us soon so that her 86th birthday, she said, "What I ask is not praise, but justice . . . failure is impossible." Today family we can prove to you that our claims are true. If you we praise a great woman, a champion of justice who believed in all that was good and true, and who have any problem-garments, we will be glad to give fought determinedly for her ideals, despite opposition and ridicule. you . . . without obligation . . . expert advice and NOW, therefore, I, FOSTER FURCOLO, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, suggestions as to their cleanability. in accordance with Chapter 265 of the Acts of 1958, do hereby proclaim as Plat P.S. Punc OUR DRESS SHIRT SERVICE 1933 IS UNEQUAL ED SUSAN B. ANTHONY DAY the Ai A trial bundle will convince you Tuesday, ./lugust 26, 1958 11 at 1 „low( dancin and recommend its observance by the public in honor of the woman who was an ardent advocate of nade v the successful fight for American woman suffrage. member Dollen LUSTRE Asonia Mrs. E Mrs. CLEANSERS READY TO USE necessary to dial Gll before the Ethel Sullivan, chief operator, will five digits. Those customers who signal the dial building on Elm DIAL SYSTEM Wor 220 ANDOVER ST. LAWRENCE do not follow this procedure will st. that the lines are clear. Just (Continued from Page One) reach an "intercept" operator, before the new dial equipment country. Automatic devices handle For who will provide instruction on becomes effective, the old cables the calls, plus the proper charging TEL. MUrdock 5-5842 how to complete the calls. running into the Musgrove build- A I. and billing. Here's How ing will be severed — so for a held DAILY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY IN ANDOVER Although there has been no Conversion itself, after the brief interval the town will be Churcl attempt here to call every tele- months of preparatibn, seems rela- practically out of touch with the Pre-Sc phone user to explain the new tively simple. world. the I system, Mr. Chicoine 'said some At about 1 a.m., unless emer- Seconds later, men stationed needs 500 of the largest users were gency calls are being placed throughout the dial building will the sc called. And in a considerable through the switch board in the pull master ropes, to which are lieg number of cases, the customers Musgrove building, other callers attached thousands of small pins, for th did not realize that it will be will be asked to hang up. Mrs. which have prevented the dial shout( lines from operating to date. A, ham, THIS WEEK'S these are removed, the dial tone I lorac will hum and the town will have Nev been converted. the c Mr. Chicoine predicted a beast acre, load of calls Sunday morning, a, hi many residents "try out" the se, system. But the load should be back to normal Sunday night, he stated. OK TRANSFER GOOD REASCNS WHY WOMEN' S The Selectmen have approved Package YOU SHOULD PAINT the transfer of Driscoll's 3 PENNY LOAFERS Store Inc. from Post Office ave. to YOUR HOUSE WITH — ... in handsome brown elk o, olack 42 Park st. The approval of the . . a wonderful go-anywhere shoe Alcoholic Beverages Commission for everyday .. . top quality. will also be required before the transfer can be accomplished. TOURAINE 6.95 VALUE - 1. STAY UP QUALITY TOURAINE is a New England-made paint . . . de- signed specifically for New England weather con- $595 ditions. IT WILL STAY UP! It yields better cover- age; easier application; better hiding qualities; longer wear and LASTING beauty. 2. ANY COLOR YOU WISH Our TINT-A-MATIC color selecting machine makes Doug Howe it possible for us to produce EXACTLY the shade about this question: of color you wish in your TOURAINE PAINT. There's no guess work . . . you produce the color sample ... WE MATCH THE PAINT TO IT! "Our home will be locked up for several weeks while 3. THE PRICE — BERKSHIRE STOCKING SALE we are away on vacation. I am worried about fire or 4-GALLON 95 REG. theft while we are gone — it 1.35 1 .09 3 PAIRS 3.19 wouldn't be discovered un- LOTS - ONLY GAL. REG. til too late. Will you bring 1.50 our fire insurance up to 1.19 3 PAIRS 3.49 full value, and add theft PAINT & WALLPAPER coverage to our fire pol - ic y ?" 10 MAIN STREET TEL. 1156 COLE For the answer to your iu- suranee questions, consult: • ...:olorunt extra — it paint is tinteo REINHOLD'S 13 MAIN Sr. TEL. 78 DOUGLAS N. HOWE - We Give S a H Green Stamps 52 Main St. Tel. 2208 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958

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ION which gave women the ig women. Also known the Secretary of State of purpose, and infinite ilarly every year there- re the right of franchise

, instructed colleagues, — a fine she refused to by voting in the presi-

the struggle to achieve ocial responsibility was ioney. She decried the plied energy, character, nti-slavery movement; ON TOUR — The Glidden family, 67 Cheever cir., is spending a month touring in England, 's Temperance Society, rance, and Italy. From left to right are Joan, a Wheaton College student; Mrs. Glidden, Dr. H. :,oencer Glidden, assistant professor of pathology at Tuft's University; and Helen Glidden, who In her last speech, on attends Tuft's Graduate School. The picture was taken aboard the Queen Mary, on which the is impossible." Today family sailed. ood and true, and who job, have asked that question. Class Of '33 Purchased Building Popular answer now is a new alth of Massachusetts, acoustical tile with a textured Plans Reunion At Main S Park look of fissured marble. It is Charles Dalton, 57 Chestnut decorative as well as sound- Punchard High School Class of st., has bought the building at absorbent. The tile is equally DAY 1933 will hold its 25th reunion at the corner of Park and Main sts., adaptable to the living room, the Andover Country Club Sept. from the Barnard estate. bedroom, rumpus or family 13 at 7 p.m. The structure, housing several room. It comes in an off-white A smorgasbord dinner is planned, business firms on the street level ivory shade which can be paint- followed by entertainment and and containing office space and ed to suit decor if desired. an ardent advocate of (lancing. Reservations may be the Legion quarters above, was made with the following committee Called Forestone, the new built by the Barnards in 1914. Mr. members: David L. Nicoll, James acoustical tile is low-cost and Dalton said he has no plans for Doherty, Henry L. Hilton, lligus has easy installation features changes in the building's usage. Asonian, Mrs. lelen Stubbs Twigg, for the home handyman. Enough \Irs. Eleanor Frye Fitzgerald, and' EXAM COMING Forestone for a do-it-yourself 10 %Irs. Josephine Daly Lawson. A civil service examination for illivan, chief by 12 ceiling costs less than $35. promotion to the rank of lieutenant the dial building on Elm Tiles are tongue and grooved in the Andover fire department is the lines are clear. Just Work Party Friday and have a nailing or stapling scheduled for Aug. 22. At present the new dial equipment flange. Both features make pos- For Pre-School there is one permanent lieutenant sible rapid, error-free installa- effective, the old cables in the department, Lt. Albert Cole into the Musgrove build- A parents' work party will be will retire in February, 1959. tion. ! be severed — so for a held tomorrow night at Free Political Advertisement iterval the town will Is Church, to help the Cooperative PERSONAL Ily out of touch with the Pre-School. Of special concern is Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Eldred the out-door play area, which and daughter, Mary C., 22 Wash- ANTHONY ds later, men stationed needs considerable work before ington ave. and James and Anne ut the dial building will the school starts in September. Eldred of Stevens st., have re- For SENATOR ster ropes, to which are Registrations are being accepted turned after a week's tour of EIGHT YEARS' EXPERIENCE thousands of small pins, for the school. Those interested Maine, Quebec, Province and upper Charles H. Anthony have prevented the dial should contact Mrs. Raymond Dur- New York. 136 Colby St., Haverhill )m operating to date. As ham, 17 Kenilworth st.. or Mrs. removed, the dial tons llorace Seldon. New Tile Answers i and the town will bass New England's farmers lead verted. the country in product value per iicoine predicted a heav Ceiling Question acre, achieved by concentrating calls Sunday morning, as to put on the ceiling? on high-value products such as What ;idents "try out" the new eggs, broilers, milk, tobacco and Many do-it-yourself handy- But the load should he men, contemplating adding a 236 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE normal Sunday night, he potatoes, The New England Council reports. room or starting a remodeling 92 50. BROADWAY LAWRENCE tNSFER Everything For selectmen have approved ;fer of Driscoll's Package from Post Office ave. to FLOORS & WALLS st. The approval of the l c Beverages Commission i o be required before the BROADLOOM can be accomplished. Iunbaren Large selection of 12 Ft. Width Rolls — Priced from $3.99 Sq. Yd, funeral dome She' s a leader o f FLOOR TILES her group .... Established 1840 Large selection of Vinyl, Rubber, Cork, Asphalt, Inlaid, Plastic. Priced she' s well coordinated, Howe from 6Y20 ea. What else is new on the Campus? s question: COMPLETE See for yourself at Cherry's now WALL TILES . . . "TIIE SHAGGY BULKY LOOK" . . . home will be locked FUNERAL SERVICE A. TWO-PART 100% imported Shetland wool knit several weeks while bulky sweater and skirt to match in fall's newest col- Large selection of Plastic, away on vacation. I ors: Royal, Charcoal, Light Gray and Beige. S M L. Steel, Vinyl, Ceramic, or Each at $5.98 gried about fire Cork, Metal. Priced from hile we are gone — it MALCOLM E. LUNDGliEN 30 ea. MOHAIR SHAGGY WOOL long-sleeve pullover. 't be discovered un- B. $8.98 DONALD E. LUNDGHEN WISH Charcoal and Persimmon. 34 to 40. late. Will you bring BUDGET, IF YOU With WOOL PLAID PLEATED SKIRTS in colors of PAY AS LITTLE AS $1.00 A WELK re insurance up to Blue-Gray or Persimmon•Gray. 10 to 16. $10.98 Slue, and add theft ge to our fire pol- C. NOW YOU SEE it; now you don't. Exmoor Hide- Ili Elm Street Tel. 207.2 away of Tycoro yarn. Clever girl . . . she gets two sweaters in one. A lightweight bulky that keeps its answer to your in- newness. White, Black and Pink. 34 to 40. $8.98 questions, consult: 236 Essex St. Lawrence CHERRY'S SPORTSWEAR — 2nd Floor IUGLAS N. HOWE j 92 So. Broadway Lawrence MO 11 St. Tel. 2208 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958

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10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958 PLAYGROUND EVENTS EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Heedless Horsepower by 0. SoOns NEXT WEEK (Continued from Page One) Another Try Needed' Champions from all the play, grounds will meet in these final It was regrettable that the shopping center zoning, events, which will determinedetermine the approved at town meeting in March, has so quickly been town-wide w in ners. ofher h ighlights o f t he fisal ruled illegal. week of playground activities Apparently the intent and purpose of the by-laws were include announcement of the gold proper — but the naming of the Planning Board to execute medal winner of each playground, selected on the basis of participa- their provisions was in error. This could not have been tion and leadership. Mr. Snyder foreseen when the by-laws were drafted, as the court said it is not compulsory for each playground to select a winner if decision was handed down in June, some months after the none of the regular attendants town meeting. It said that only a board of appeals or board meet the rigid specifications. Last Week 's of selectmen may be given the authority to carry out provi- weeklyweEvleynts events were sions contained in zoning by-laws. staged at the various grounds last wee.k Now that this legal ruling has been made, it is hoped At Shawsheen, a pet show was that a properly worded by-law will be submitted to the cancelled. But substituted for it was a "Name the Kitten Contest". next town meeting. For it would be unwise, in many cases, A stray, but friendly kitten has to allow shopping centers to be created in residential been making regular visits to the playground each day, when many surroundings, without first having provided reasonable of the youngsters would provide restrictions covering construction and operation. bits of horse meat and other nourishment. Beverly ladling suggested "Sleepy" as an appro- Let' s Try It priate name and won first prize for the name. National publicity was recently given a man — and an Central Playground held a organization — dedicated to helping communities estab- costume show, with the following results: Robert Petrie, most tin!' lish special afternoon or evening courses for young people usual and Charles Gray, second; who have extraordinary talents. Doreen and Diana Falle, first and second prizes in the "prettiest" Briefly, the plan as developed in other communities, category; first in the funniest" finds interested laymen — engineers, chemists, specialists group was Timothy Selfridge, with flarold Falle, second. The gold in many fields — devoting their free time t o courses for ribbon winner, as best in show, IN young people who can most benefit from advanced work. was Kathleen Morrissey. This week's event will be a bubble gum tr th The success has been phenomonal — in one school dis- contest. show trict, enrollment in the special courses was greater than Ballardvale held its annual Meth' boxing matches last Thursday to th, the number of candidates for the football team. This is re- evening, with some 50 spectators markable, understanding that the extra work is purely on hand. Results of the nine Horsepower and Liquor—A Deadly Combination. matches were: John Mills, 7 and voluntary. Douglas Audette, 8, a draw; This seems to be a wonderful way to challenge the fascinating island). Richard Steele, 12, beat Philip ability of the young person who is gifted beyond the Froberg,10; Cameron Mills, 10 At The Library Current and Choice and Coin Sherry, 10, fought to a average. And it is a method that costs very little, for the I Was a Savage, Modupe ("An draw; Donald Wrigley, 10 and Bill faculty gives its time — all the community provides is the astonishing autobiography about Spencer, 8, a draw; Robert Walent, Summer flours the tribal -boyhood and hazardous 12, outfought Henry Wrigley, II; space. Summer hours at the Library: youth of a royal African tribe- Philip Froberg, 10 and Bill l!Na Hundreds of experts in all scientific fields live in And- Adult Library, Monday through man"); Fair Trial, Morris (a Machin, 10, a draw; Robert St. Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Child- gallery of notable American Armand, 3, and Richard St. Ar- T T'S over. Couldn't some similar endeavor be worked out here, criminal cases from Anne Hutchin- mand, 2, a draw; Colin Sherry 10, w1 ren's Room, Monday through ), with the assistance of these professional men? Friday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon; 2-5 son to Alger Iliss); A Dangerous ,.,rtined a decision over I eter have p.m. The Library is closed all Innocence, Lincoln (Miss Lin- fvlillet, 10; and Harry Roderick vs Obse day Saturday through Sept. 6. coln's first novel with an his- Al Carlson, a draw. as 14( I've Been Reading Paperbacks torical background, the time of A costume show occupied To Down the Years with The Townsman "I've been reading paperbacks", witchhunting in 17th century youngsters at West Center, with sand a program on WGBfl-TV, Channel Salem); The Astonished Muse, these results: gold ribbon, Jimmy softe 2, on Wednesdays front 9:30 to Denney (About the popular cul- White; "National" category, Jimmy ter 50 Years Ago — August, 1908 10 Years Ago — August, 1948 10:30 is concerned with a discus- ture of mass media, sports and White, first, Jimmy Divine, second softe The Rev. F. A. Wilson and Four lots at the junction of sion of paper back books about the advertisements, a witty view by and tied for third, Mary Lyman and and family have moved from Railroad Burnham rd. and Iligh st. are Orient. The program is a sign of an associate professor at the Russell MacLeish; "prettiest", Ft st. to 5 Locke st. available for veterans who are increased interest in the Orient University of Chicago); I, Rachel, Linda MacLeish, first, karen whet Dana W. Clark is spending a able and willing to start building and indicates the large number of Cost (a biographical novel about Deneu, second and Alice Hill, few days at York Beach, Me. within two months. A drawing will excellent paperbacks about the the "immortal" Rachel, one of the third; "most original", Joseph The first annual picnic under be held Aug. 16 i n the Veterans Asia available at relatively outstanding actresses of her own Santarlasci and Linda Boucher, the auspices of Clan Johnston Service office in the town hall. small cost. time and possibly of all time); tied for first, Elinor McCartit 185, O.S.C. was held at Bailey's Some 193 meters will go into Listeners who would like to The Hill of Rights, Hand (a second and Janice Richards, third. Grove, Haggett's Pond, last operation within 10 days, following read more about Asia will find a noted jurist analyzes the role of A baby picture contest will he 1 Saturday afternoon. approval of the town's parking good selection of books at the the judiciary particularly in rela- held tomorrow at 10:30. 1/4 Mrs. J. W. Stark and children ordinances by the state. The Memorial Hall Library, many of tion to our 'Hill of Ili ghts"); The results of a doll sh,,, 1 have gone to Kennebunk Beach meters have been installed along which may be borrowed for sum-. King Solomon's Ring, Lorenz Indian Ridge were: "pre t i. 1 for a visit. streets in the business district. mer loan. In addition to books (The human side of birds and Nancy Erler, Patricia Came , 2 e-a , Mrs. Felix G. Haynes and Mrs. Andover's water consumption discussed on the program which animals delightfully described by Deidre Brucato, third; "big, Joseph Stott are spending their during the first six months of 1948 include Pearl Buck's "The Good one of our outstanding naturalists); Carolyn O'Neil, fir-t, 35 vacation at Camden, Me. was far in excess of the amount Earth", Gandhi's "My Experi- As Music and Splendor, O'Brien O'Neil and Beverly O'Neil; William C. Coutts and daughters, used a year ago. The six-month ments With Truth, Markandaya's" (A novel about the fantastic, lest'', Judith McLean, k.ttlileen Misses Alice and Bertha Coutts, figure a year ago was 216 million Nectar in a Sieve, the Memorial exacting world of Italian opera in Boulanger and Winifred km are spending a vacation at the gallons, compared to 235 million Hall Library suggests the follow- the 1880's) Monticello, House of "most unusual", Stephen C..,

Andover-Lawrence Cottage, York this year. ing: Wanted: An Asian Policy, Thomas Jefferson, Truett ( Amply John Keeler c Beach, Me. Approximately 8700 young men illustrated by the author and with Reischauer (A thought-provoking HILL R of in the area will be eligible for superb exterior photographs by the analysis of the nature of political CERTIFICATE 25 Years Ago — August, 1933 registration when Local Board 8 and social change in modern Asia inimitable photographer of the A American scene, Samuel Chamber- Miss Joyce Nassar, daughter The Selectmen and School Com- sets up an office. Under the new and of some of the problems facing Nassar, lain). of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. e mittee will meet Monday night at law, Andover is included with the American foreign policy) Anthology 60 Hidden rd., will be anion!, the 7:30 in the School Committee Greater Lawrence communities of Japanese Literature; ed. by 85 students who will I rooms to select a successor to II. under Board 8. Donald Keene (From the earliest Plan Auction certificates at the closin g; times to the mid-nineteenth cen- Gilbert Francke, who resigned. It ,rises Sunday, Aug. 17, of limn- ev is expected that a new chairman REALTY TRANSFERS tury); Bridge to the Sun, 'I'erasaki In Ballardvale ham-by-the-sea, summer school in an of the School Committee will be John R. Sullivan to Lester F. ( A moving account of an American- Newport, Rhode Island, of The Ine Ballard ale United Church ge named shortly afterwards, at a Dixon et ux, Red Sprin", rd. Japanese marriage); Japan; A Mary A. Burnham School of North- special School Board meeting. Marion B. Cole to Charles F. Short Cultural history, Sansom Guild will sponsor an auction ch ampton. to, Plans are progressing rapidly Dalton et alii Trs., Main and Park (a standard history of Japan): Aug. 23 at the Playground at Miss Nassar is a member of the for the water carnival to be held sts. Windows For the Crown Prince, 2:30. The chicken barbecue ori- Burnham-by-the-sea Glee Club Saturday, Aug. 26, at Pomp's Elizabeth D. Barnard to et alii Vining ( intimate sketches of ginally scheduled has been and will participate in the produc- Sc Pond. The Legion Post is spon- Trs., Main and Park sts. Japanese life by the former tutor cancelled. tion of "Jeanne d'Arc," which g1 soring the affair. Foster C. Barnard, Est. to et to the Crown Prince); The Grass There will be refreshments will be given Saturday in the to Three Greater Boston residents alii Trs., Main and Park sts. Roof, Kang (Sketches of childhood available during the auction. school's Great Hall, on one wall were slightly injured just before William Shirley Barnard Est. to life in the old Korea); A Pail of A food festival will follow the of which is affixed a statue of st 12 o'clock Saturday morning, when et alii Trs., Main and Park sts. Oysters, Sneider (An exciting auction, with tables of interest. ofArc,curved about .1310 st There will be frankforts, beans, their car turned over near the Phillips B. Bergstrom, Est. to novel with a Formosan setting; duringJoanher lifetime. a By-Pass. The driver said he was et alii Trs., Main and Park sts. Report on Mao's China, Moraes hamburgers, cold drinks, fakery, Miss Nassar will also be in the forced to swerve on seeing a Winifred M. Barnard to et alii ( A recent appraisal of China by garden vegetables and a flower production of the operetta, "l‘he!i table. , wooden horse in the roadway near Trs. Main and Park sts. an Indian journalist); A Single Shakespeare's Ladies Meet," repair work. George McCracken et ux to Pebble, Hersey ("A magnificent Dancing will be enjoyed during during the final the evening. which First prize of $15 was won by Chester J. S. Hamden et ux, novel of the angtze River boat- k of hol. the local Legion Bugle and Druni Iliverina rd. men which captures the timeless Mrs. Dorothy Andrews is chair- Corps in the straight marching Alderbrook Estates, Inc. to rhythm and spirit of Chinese man of the auction, while Mrs. HELP ALONG CLUB contest at Worcester Sunday. Harry Gordon, Alderbrook rd. life"); Tibetan Skylines, Ekvall Ruth Batcheller and Mrs. Ruth ENJOY OUTING There were 11 corps in competi- Thbinas Dreher et ux to Robert (a former resident reminisces Matheson are co-chairmen for the The members of the Help Along tion. H. Bradshaw et ux, Beacon and about the people and customs); food festival. Club of Andover Grange enjoyed The annual pet show will be Broad sts. Ambassador's Report, Bowles (a Proceeds from the day's activi- an Outing Sunday on the Steamer - held at 7 tonight at the Play- James Caldwell Jr., et ux to sympathetic study of India by a ties will he used to repair the at Alton Bay, Lake Winnepasau ground. Popular applause from Thomas Dreher et us, Dutton rd. former American Ambassador); The church organ. kee, Those making the trip George It. Cairns Jr., et ux to were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Darby the audience will be the basis of Financial Expert, Narayan ( A CLUB MET tielectinA winners. Robert P. Williams et ux, Harvard and their children, Marion Brimeau, novel of everyday Indian life in a Members of the "Can-Can" Club Pomp s Pond will close Aug. rd. South Indian town); Search for the Vesta and Thelma Darby, Bonier 26 for the season. But senior Merrimack Coop. Bank to Arman- met lust week at the home of Mrs. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hender- Spiny Babbler, Ripley ( A natura- Gerald Znarnierowski of Lowell lifeguards will be working in the do A. DeFelice et ux, Pine st. list reports entertainingly about the son, Mr. and Mrs. 'Theodore Peter- area during the following week, Dorothy L. Evans Stovall to Junction. During the social time, son, andMMr . Mrs. Merwin Nepalese peoples and customs) Mrs. Frank Green was presented thus, in effect, extending the Harold J. Evans, Woburn st. and Dancers of Bali, Coast ( about Dar and family. season to Labor Day. Dyke rd. with a birthday cake made by life, music and dance on this Mrs. James Letters. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN '.7 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958 ;ROUND EVENTS WEEK ntinued from Page One) ions from all the play- will meet in these final which will determine the e winners. a, JOHNNY'S highlights of the final )f playground activities announcement of the gold inner of each playground, on the basis of participa- 1 leadership. Mr. Snyder s not compulsory for each ad to select a winner if 4 the regular attendants rigid specifications. BUDGET SAVINGS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ek's Events r weekly events were the various grounds last QUALITY CONTROLLED MEATS wsheen, a pet show was GROCERY DEPT But substituted for it Here is the greatest assort- ame the Kitten Contest". ment of nationally adver- but friendly kitten has tised foods! At JOHNNY'S CHUCK POT ROAST BEEF ing regular visits to the you can buy anything and d each day, when many everything that is packed Boneless, lean, all clear meat. Well- oungsters would provide in cans. trimmed . . . NOT rolled in fat. A horse meat and other taste treat! int. Beverly llaefling FRUIT PUNCH lb. I "Sleepy" as an appro- LIBBY'S ,me and won first prize 2 5c me. • .41 QUART CAN Porterhouse or T-Bone Steaks Playground held a show, with the following APPLESAUCE Rich, juicy and tender. The finest Robert Petrie, most un- money can buy. Cut from top-choice Charles Gray, second; S.S.P. BLUE BRAND steer beef. id Diana Falle, first and lb. .izes in the "rettiest" 303 89c first in the funniest" 2 31cCANS ; Timothy Selfridge, with alle, second. The gold 411 ,nner, as best in show, IN THE DISTANCE - Taken from the bank of the Merrimack, PEACHES HAMBURG thleen Morrissey. This Andover end of the new bridge for Route 28, this photo DelMonte Sliced or Halves ent will be a bubble gum at the FRESH GROUND shows the progress of the bridge project. Work started from the ALL LEAN - STEER BEEF vale held its annual lbs. Methuen side, with a giant crane lifting multi-ton steel girders No. 21,259C 99c ;latches last Thursday o their proper position atop the abutments. (Staff Photo) with some 50 spectators 2 CANS Results of the nine Open-faced sandwiches for par- acre: John Mills, 7 and ties can be placed on squares of Audette, 8, a cardboard for support. Wrap with WAX BEANS CHUCK STEAK Steele, 12, beat Philip moisture - vapor - proof material. 10; Cameron Mills, 10 Brooks - Fancy Maine BONELESS ... trimmed the way you Leave rolled or ribbon sandwiches Sherry, 10, fought to a like it. Excess fat and bone removed uncut until serving time to pre- ald Wrigley, 10 and Bill to give you more meat! c I, a draw; Robert kil,nt, vent drying. lb. ight Ilenry Ihriglcs , II: 2 303CANS 25c roberg, 10 and Bill Falls Cause 1 of 6 A LARGE VARIETY OF IMPORTED AND 10, a draw; Robert St. DOMESTIC HAM - PRICED RIGHT TO SELL RIGHT 3, and Richard St. Ar- IT'S wonderful to have sand- Work Accidents t draw; Colin Sherry, 10, whiches already made if you VEG. SOUP Comedians fall to get laughs, decision over Peter have freezing facilities for them. Scott County QUALITY CONTROLLED ; and Ilarry Roderick vs Observe these tips to make them hut falls aren't f unny in industry. t, a draw. as good as possible. Man was made to walk on two CANS 25c aume show occupied To keep bread moist for frozen feet, but sometimes he seems to 3 FRUIT & VEGETABLE DEPT. ; at West Center, with sandwiches, spread carefully with ;Its: gold ribbon, Jimmy have difficulty keeping them un- CALIFORNIA softened butter or substitute. But- der him. The National Safety itional" category, Jimmy ter which is melted rather than Council NESTEA t, Jimmy Divine, second says one out of six work it third, Mary Lyman and softened will soak into the bread accidents are due to falls. About INSTANT Seedless GRAPES lb. and make it soggy. 23c MacLeish; "prettiest", 3,000 persons are killed on the TEA - EA. 43c acLeish, first, Karen Fillings for freezing are best job every year because of falls. HOME GROWN econd and Alice Ilill, when chopped fine or minced or lost original", Joseph Most are preventable. Watch STRONGHEART Native CORN doz. 39C i and Linda Boucher, THIS WEEK'S RECIPE out for yourself and others. first, Elinor McGirth , Spanish Rice Supreme DOG CALIFORNIA Janice Richards, Ow 1. (Serves 4) FOOD 3 for 29c iicture contest will lie 1 cup ripe olives DAMORE'S row at 10:30. Iceberg LETTUCE LHgde.. 1/4 cup chopped onion SHOE SERVICE 19c ults of a doll show at 1 minced clove of garlic GRAPE JUICE dge were: "prettiest", MUSGROVE BLDG. MAIN ST. 1 tablespoon oil WELCH'S HOME GROWN er, Patricia Carney and 2 8-ounce cans tomato sauce ANDOVER 3 icato, third; "biggest", L GE. BOT. 3c 1 teaspoon chili powder First Class Shoe Repairing lb- O'Neil, first, Barbara 31/4 cups cooked rice WORK DONE wIth_r: YOU wArr Native TOMATOES 25c Beverly O'Neil; "sm.& 1 egg Pineapple CHUNKS FANCY LONG ISLAND lith McLean, Kathleen 2 cups grated processed Ameri- and Winifred kirwin: can cheese isual", Stephen Can, Just a nice ride DOLE'S it and Gerald Dixon. Cut olives into large pieces. Cook onion and garlic slowly in No. 2 CAN 2 for 55c POTATOES 10 ibs 29° CEIVE oil. Add tomato sauce and chili (14 miles) to the LATE powder; heat slowly to boiling. Quality Controlled DAIRY DEPT. )yce Nassar, daughter Add remaining ingredients and "hallmark of FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Mrs. Henry J. Nassar, pour into greased casserole rd., will be among the Bake in moderately hot (375 P.) Different Varieties - Large Assortment MISTLETOE QUARTERED us who will reveise oven for 20 to 25 minutes. delightful dining" 1 lb. r2 c 3 at the closing exer- LARGE SIZE - LIBBY'S MARGARINE P KGS. %JP t/1y, Aug. 17, of Iturn -sea, summer school in even ground. Use only a limited Frozen APPLE PIE 39c STORE SLICED - YELLOW OR WHITE Rhode Island, of The amount of mayonnaise to hold to- gether. All these freeze well: ALLENHURST irnham School of North- chicken, ham, shrimp, crabmeat, LARGE SIZE - MORTON'S AMER. CHEESE lb. 45c (me the many different types of Cheese asar is a member of the tuna and peanut butter. now celebrating Choc CREAM PIE we display Imported and Domestic. ,-the-sea Glee Club All sandwiches should be wrapped 4th annual 65c irticipate in the produc- separately so flavors do not min- LARGE SIZE - SARA-LEE Jeanne d'Arc," which gle. Label each variety. Use mois- STEAK FESTIVAL_ HOOD'S BRAE BURN ;iven Saturday in the ture-vapor-proof paper. 75c open all day . . . COFFEE CAKE real Hall, on one wall Wrapped sandwiches can be every day is affixed a statue of stored in oblong boxes to save PEPPERIDGE FARM ICE CREAM rc, carved about 1.430 storage space. If you freeze only Route 114 DANVERS Plain or Ass't Flavors HALF lifetime. a few, use the Ice cube tray. APPLE TURNOVERS GALLON tsar will also be in the 55c NEW LOW PRICE — 6 9c •!•• Numerous other brands on display SAVE 20q ON THIS ITEM of the operetta, "When (,'7'•4•!•4!.•!,ao!••!••!••!••'!••!••t••%•!••!••`••!••!eotee'!••41'••!•••!••% a variety of Gourmet Frozen Delights. e's Ladies Meet," • given during the final AMPLE OPEN timer school. Not Just "Book Learnm It does take a lot of study to keep up-to-date in any pro- DNG CLUB is that more true titan in FREE THURS & FRI JTING fession these days and no where hers of the Help Alan:; the insurance' business. It is equally true that experience tdover Grange enjoyed is also important. you can depend on our knowledge and PARKING NITES TIL 9 Sunday on the Steamer experience 'to see that you are properly protected at a NINNY'S lay, Lake Winnepasau- Those making the trip worthwhile saving in cost when you call us for insurance and Mrs. Floyd Darby service ildren, Marion Bruntau, Thelma Darby, Homer SMAPT k If LAG 413. II NC and Mrs. Alex !lender- Mrs. TheOdore Peter- `Me 9‘1,414/ytlg,„011ce Mr. and Mrs. Merwin . SUPER MARKET amil y. RANK BUILDING ANDOVER 11 . AND. 810 43 PARK STREET ANDOVER E 2 40 7 ••• ye ire ire we ire lie tre we, ire to the TOWNSMAN .41 .1047 049 4,47 747 •47 •441t .47 114

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Christian Science Society retirement, he was an overseern i • DIAMONDS 0 — ( 6 Locke Street) the carding department of the AT Tilt CTULCII-ItS SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. Washington Mills. Ile took up II a.m. Church service. Sub,1ect of residence in Martha's Vineyard JOHN H.GRECOE four years ago, having lived for lesson sermon: "Soul". Cochran Chapel the organization. The group, many years in Andover and I fweler — Iptician Reading room, 66 Main st. open Law- REV. A. GRAHAM FIALDWIN, formed of the officers and com- rence. 12:30 to 4 p.m., Monday through 4o MAIN ST. PHONE 830 mittee chairmen of the associa- lie is survived by his wife, SUN DAY: 7 p.m. Vesper Service. Friday, except holidays. Friday tion, had its first meeting last Mrs. Millie (MacLeod) Foster and evenings 7 to 9. South Church week. several nieces and nephews. WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor Executive Committee members are Mrs. Franklyn K. Haggerty, ings 8 p.m. MISS ROSE ANNA TARDIF James A. Watters, president of The funeral of Miss Rose Anna first vice president; Mrs. Austin WEST PARISH the newly formed South Elemen- J. O'Toole, second vice president; Tardif, 70, of Rattlesnake Hill rd., tary School Parent Teacher Asso- CHURCH SERVICES who died Thursday, Aug. 7, at her Mrs. A. P. Seikunas, recording 'The 9:30 service of Worship in ciation, has announced the mem- home, was held last Saturday secretary; Mrs. Harold V. Sheaf f, the West Church will be held next bers of the executive committee of corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sid- morning from the M. A. Burke Sunday morning and the minister Memorial Funeral Home, with a ney Zussman, treasurer; Mrs. will be the Rev. Andrew Richards high Mass of requiem at 9 a.m. in George M. Moss, hospitality; Mrs. of the First Congregational Church St. Augustine's Church. Burial J. A. Kyger, membership; Mrs. of Lowell. Mrs. Nelson F. Riley was in St. Augustine's Cemetery. Robert Mears, ways and means; will be guest soloist. All friends A native of Lawrence, Miss Mrs. Allan S. May, publicity; and are cordially invited to attend. Tardif resided in Andover during Donald D. Sagaser, program. most of her life. Prior to her Mr. Sagaser presented tentative retirement a year and a half ago program plans for the eight P.T.A. Obituaries... she was employed as a mender at meetings of the coming year. The L. JOSEPH MOREL Suttons mills, No. Andover.• programs are planned to acquaint MRS. ARSELIA MOREL She leaves a sister-in-law Mrs. ": WILL YOUR INSURANCE the members with the school's Double funeral services were Georgia 'Tardif, with whom she ■ program and what it offers their BAIL YOU OUT? held Monday morning from the made her home, a niece Mrs. Rita children. Each phase of the ▪ Are you sure your present Breen Funeral Home in Law- (Tardif) Miller of Andover, two various activities, curriculum and fire insurance will "bail rence, with a requiem Mass at grandnieces and a grandnephew services of the school will be ; •: you out" when disaster 9 a.m. in St. Augustine's Church, also several cousins. strikes? Home replace- presented by staff members and for Mr. and Mrs. L. Joseph Morel, .■ ment costs have increased authorities in the different fields. 4 Iceland rd. Burial was in Sacred Brig. Gen. William E. Morrison ▪" rapidly in recent years. Parents will have the opportu- Heart Cemetery. Brigadier General William E. ▪ Let us check the protec- nity of visiting the classrooms The elderly couple died within Morrison of Washington, D. C., a t tion you have against the and learning the program of study eight hours of one another Aug. 7. summer resident at Andover Inn ▪ amounts you really need of each individual teacher so that Mr. Morel, 79, suffered a fatal for the past 10 years, died Thurs- • —today. ▪ they will learn what their children coronary attack at the home of his day, Aug. 7 at New England can accomplish during the school daughter, Mrs. Lillian Porter of Baptist Hospital, Boston. II: A " rn -rum:- year. Groton st., Lawrence, about 8:20 General Morrison formerly 1JUntK I ;.: Other programs will deal with last Thursday morning. Mrs. Morel, headed the department of modern such phases of the local elemen- 80, was taken ill at the family's languages at the U. S. Military ■ Insurance tary schools as reading, guidance, summer home at Cobbet's Pond Academy at West Point. ▪ curriculum, and the unusual child. and was rushed by ambulance to A memorial funeral service was Members of the program commit- the Bon Secours Hospital in conducted at West Point 'Tuesday. AGENCY tee include Mrs. Haggerty, Mrs. Methuen, where she died at 5:35 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fernald have Walter Norris, Mrs. Richard Moody Car 4 MAIN STREET p.m. of a cerebral hemorrhage. returned from a vacation spent in and John T. Andrew Jr. Mr. Morel was horn in Canada Burlington. TEL. 260 Additional activities to be rreem.4. and came to Greater Lawrence to planned for the year were dis- make his home at an early age. cussed by the executive com- Pc)powelA For many years, prior to his retire- mittee. The first regular meeting disrupt FL AGSTON E ment, he worked in the retail ing, A to of the organization will be Thurs- clothing industry, being employed Complete Your Outdoor Living Area — day, Oct. 2. toppled as a salesman for "Luber-Choate A nd Free Church Co. He held membership in St. car dri Anne's Alumni Association and REV. HORACE SELDON, Pastor 130 Oi the LaSalle Social Club, Inc. out o f FRIDAY: 8 p.m. Work Party for Mrs. Morel, the former Arselia alon g I\ parents interested add a PatiO in Free Church Chausse, was a native of Rhode The Co-op Pre-School, at the church in Island. reporter the lower parish hall. I - Ii 4/. . - Red - 18¢ Sti.rt. The couple attended St. Augus- the Hot SUNDAY: 10:15 a.m. Morning Vick Out Your Own Color: and Sizes tine's Church in Andover. it up, worship led by the Rev. Horace They leave two daughters, Mrs. TEMPLE'S struck JOSEPH Picariello'-LH MIDDLETON Seldon, Minister. Mr. Donald Lillian A. Porter of Lawrence and Mildred Amy, Organist, will play a Prelude, SEE OUR DISPLAY OF STONE Miss Camille Morel of Andover; passed "Sonata II," by Mendelssohn. four sons, Roland T. Morel of E TOP TEN *, collide AND MARBLE TABLE TOPS ON ROUTE 114 choral group consisting of mem- Brooklyn, N. Y., Raymond A. Mile and a half beyond Middleton Square L The bers of the Senior Choir will sing, Morel of Andover, George II. cuts in TEL. SPring 4-1249 "Lo, My Shepherd's Hand Divine" Morel of Crete, Ill, and Gerard C. NEL BLU DIPINTO 1,1 ,dy Domenico Modugno to an a by Haydn, as an Offertory. Mr. Morel of Joliette, Quebec, Canada; Seldon's sermon will be titled, also 11 ;,p•andchildren. LITTLE STAN "God's Word about Equality". The Mrs. Morel also is survived by The Elegant. Oran Postlude will he "Sketch in two brothers, Wilfred Chausse of REBEL liOUSEli C's' by Schumann. Mount Vernon, N.Y. and Dr. Alfred Dwane Eddy Ballardvale United Church A. Chausse of Providence 11.1.; ?EVERYBODY LOVES A REV. RALPH A. ROSENBLAD, Pastor and two sisters, Mrs. C. P. Do- Doris Day herty, also of Providence, and -,4 SATURDAY: 8 p.m. Dance on BORN TOO LATE Mrs. Charles Gillis of New York the Playground with Roy Sharpe Pony-Tails city. as Disc Jockey. Cross Coal Co. GOTTA HAVE: fiAIN '1 SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Morning Wor- JAMES L. FOSTER Eyche Corme ship at the Tewksbury Street The funeral of James L. Foster, SLR EST. 1864 AU flEVOIFi AM011ii Church. Special music will be 87, of Daggett ave., Vineyard Art F. Dottie Todd sung by a male quartette with haven, a former Andover resident, JUST A DREAM FUEL. AND RANGE OIL Wendell Mattheson, Walter Norris, was held Monday afternoon from Jimmy Clanton Joseph Serio and Rev. Ralph A. the Edgerley and Bessom Funeral Rosenblad. The pastor will bring Home in Reading. The Rev. HARVEY'S OOT A OWL EfilENI , a brief message to the children. Horace Seldon, pastor of the Free rf Royal teens The' sermon: "Minding our Own Christian Church, officiated and IF DREAMS COME Business". burial was in Spring Grove Ceme- Pat Boone Christ Church tery. Foster, who died in the REV. JOHN S. MOSES Rector Martha's Vineyard Rest home SUNDAY: 11th Sunday after after a lingering illness, was born t • Simply Wonderful... Trinity. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. in Blandford, l'ngland. Until his 10 a.m. Morning Service and HAROLD Sermon, the Rector. The congrega- tion is invited to a Refreshment Hour in the Parish House at the PHINNE conclusion of the Late Service. 11#B=ILIIIK• 14,M... Mrs. John H. Fenton will be the RADIO — TV NOW THRU SATURDAY hostess. There will be competent RECORDS tip Von Heflin - Tab Hunter 1 4 baby-sitting service at 10 a.m. SALES & SERVICE I GUNMAN'S WALK Andover Baptist Church 11 26 PARK ST. TEL. II REV. DONALD J. RYDER, Pasto. Co-Feature Ray Milland •7". SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Mr. Ralph O. or -Serenade . LUXURIOUS ROOM BEAUTY Damon will preach. Kindergarten HIGH FLIGHT AT A LOW COST class for beginners and primaries will follow the children's sermon. AND SO EASY TO APPLY St. Augustine's Church REV. HENRY it. SMITH, Pastor SATURDAY: Confessions 4 I, 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, lit FLATLUX. I and 12. ONE COAT FLAT WALL FINISH St. Joseph's Church 4 )I3allardvale) • ONE GALLON PAINTS AVERAGE ROOM SUNDAY: Mass at 9 o'clock. • SCORES OF BEAUTIFUL COLORS Confessions heard before Mass. • WASHABLE FADEPROOf Richard MacCausland of Woburn ..‘ • ..11.17:0 • ma tau - • EASY TO APPLY WITH st. has been spending a few duv, %MOMS 29r...,4 BRUSH OR ROLLER with friends at Plum Island. 4\1111M1 MOW%

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survived by his wife, ie (MacLeod) Foster and Thank You, Andover ieces and nephews. SE ANNA TARD1F We wish to express sincere appreciation to our many pa- neral of Miss Rose Anna trons and friends who helped make our grand, removal ), of Rattlesnake Hill rd., opening such a memorable one. Many thanks, too . . for Thursday, Aug. 7, at her all the nice things that were said about our new store! 'as held last Saturday from the M. A. Burke Funeral Home, with a s of requiem at 9 a.m. in 'seine's Church. Burial . Augustine's Cemetery. ive of Lawrence, Miss sided in Andover during her life. Prior to her t a year and a half ago employed as a mender at ills, No. Andover.• 'yes a sister-in-law Mrs. Tardif, with whom she home, a niece Mrs. Rita Miller of Andover, two es and a grandnephew; ral cousins. ri. William E. Morrison er General William E. of Washington, D. C., a •esident at Andover Inn ist 10 years, died 'l'hurs- g. 7 at New England ospital, Boston. [ Morrison formerly le department of modern at the U. S. Military at West Point. trial funeral service was "1 told you It was a tough course!" at West Point Tuesday. PERSONALS Mrs. Frank Fernald have Car Hit Pole rom a vacation spent in Mr. and Mrs. John McLeish of i. Washington ave. and Mrs. Florence -Aiiiii*A11111P11 Power Disrupted McGrath of Florence st. visited Power along No. Main St. was recently in Ottawa, Canda. disrupted early last Friday morn- Mrs. Florence McGrath of NEW HOME OF CITY CLEANERS AT 42 PARK ST. ing, Aug. 8, after a light pole was Florence st. has been spending a toppled by an auto. vacation with her son and family Andover police reported that a in Potsdam, N. Y. car driven by Aubrey S. Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon 130 Oxford st., Lawrence, went and daughters of Sweeney ct. are out of control as it headed north spending two weeks in Winston In Appreciation along No. Main st., at 3:35 a.m. Salem, N. C. J.4 The accident report said Adair reported dropping a cigarette on . . . we are continuing our gift features and our popular Political Advertisement the floor and, in reaching to pick specials . . it up, he lost control. His car EMPLE'S struck a parked vehicle owned by Mildred P. Davis, 175 Main st., ANTHONY 'OP TEN passed safely by a tree, then OUR GIFTS TO YOU! 4i collided with the pole. For SENATOR The report said Adair suffered UNDIVIDED SERVICE i)li'l;i10 DI 1. cuts inside his mouth and bruises Charles H. Anthony , to an arm and leg. ornenico Modugno 136 Colby St., Haverhill - A stainless steel STEAK LITTLE STAN KNIFE with any $1.50 Dry The Elegants Cleaning or Laundry order. iEBEL HOUSED Duane Eddy FREE 30DY LOVES A Crabg rass Doris Day GENUINE KIDSKIN JACKET ORN TOO LATE By Samuel Roberts Pony-Tails party TO BE GIVEN AWAY! COME IN NOW AND REGISTER TTA HAVE HAIN E ydie Gortne NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! DRAWING AUGUST 20th HEVOIH AMOUit rt & Dottie Todd Few people realize it hut crabgrass UST A DREAM is had, really bad. Cool, wet weather Jimmy Clanton has kept it lushly bright green and S GOT A G1111.. ENI! ttoyal Teens at tract ive. But . . . EAMS COME THIH Pat Boone Its sneaky actions will soon he obvi- SALE ous. A day or two of hot weather and 3 for 2 bingo — old enemy crabgrass will he ANY 3 GARMENTS EXPERTLY DRY HAROLD getting tough, ugly, wiry. We predict that the need for Scotts CLEANED AND REFINISHED FOR t,Lotrr, the hard hitting crabgrass THE PRICE OF ONLY 2 ! zADIO — TV blaster, will he so great that more RECORDS ; hags of it will he used in every neigh- CLEANING RETURNED IN PROTECTIVE PLASTIC BAGS ES & SERVICE borhood than of charcoal for outdoor

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Departments; case work s uer Bartlet st. The ceremony will be flower girls. p:- The senior attendants wore Political Advertisement Hathaway - Holden performed at 4 p.m. in West sm. for Morgan County; County identical frocks in waltz length Director for Jackson County, Nuptials Aug. 30 Parish Church, and a garden re- and ception will follow. of pale blue silk organza fashioned until recently was child welfare it and Aug. :1(1 has been selected as Miss Holden is a graduate of in the new trapeze fashion with consultant for the State Depart- ANTHONY a Mr. the date for the marriage of Miss Skidmore College, Saratoga an apron effect in front and ment. Springs, N. Y., and received a floating back panel topped with a Mrs. Jackson has been closely Janet Louise Holden daughter of nd For SENATOR and Mrs. Parker Holden, 95 satin bow. They wore matching affiliated with the Ninety-Nines, PROVEN ABILI I Y Mr. certificate in physical therapy .•ngaget High Plain rd., and Haeburn Bur- from Simmons College. She is accessories and carried cascade an organization of women with Charles II. Anthony Thirley Ilathaway Jr., son of Mr. and now employed in the physical arrangements of red roses with private flying licenses. In July 136 Colby St., Ilaverh111 ton on of Mrs. liaeburn R. Ilathaway, 61 therapy department of the Mass- pouffs of pale blue diamond dot the Ninety-Nines held their Inter- maline. national Convention in Montgo- l'homan achusetts General Hospital. . The fiance is a graduate of The flower girls wore floor mery and Mrs. Jackson served as Her aized CLEARANCE! Colgate University and is a third length gowns of matching blue silk chairmano -c . organza with puff sleeves, Peter Jacksonis the son of Espous year student at Harvard Law Miss ()DDS AND ENDS TABLE School. Pan collars and pleated cummer- ArthurAr tmhru. I. :Jacckson of Andover. He bunds. They wore matching is a graduate of Phillips Academy from accessories and carried miniature in Andover and of Yale Univer- IC al th ar It. S. d SAVE 15% to 30% veddincrs • • • baskets of flower petals. sity. While at Yale he was a ation BARN DEN — CARNES Andrew M. Innes was best man member of the Alpha Delta Phi Fine gift items all! Included are Royal blue for his brother and the ushers Fraternity and of the Berzalius `,1r. It Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carnes of inches Delftware, Juliana ware, Pewter .. . small were William Muller of Yarmouth Senior Society. He received his Woburn st., No. Wilmington, an- th th. knick-knacks — ideal for your home or to give and Richard Munroe of Burlington. master's degree from Middlebury nounce the marriage of their uni as gifts now or later on. The reception was held in the College. J daughter, Edythe Lenora, to Philip wl.cre church vestry with guests present WhileW in prep school and in Gordon Hamden, son of Mr. and envinee Mrs. Everel Hamden of Haggett's from Florida, New York, Connec- college Mr. Jackson was an out- Andover Gift Houseinc. Pond rd. July 26 in Salem, N. ii. ticut, New Hampshire, Yarmouth, standing athlete in the fields of Peters Medford, Burlington and other track, discus throwing and the 16- U 10.12 PARK STREET TEL. 1822 1NNES — EMMONS Miss pound shot put. He was one of The First United Presbyterian points. &night( After a wedding trip the couple the first winners of the 16-pound Church in Lawrence was the Aatkini 430 ESSEX ST. will reside in Pittsburg, Pa. shot put competition between setting for the marriage Sunday at nounce LAWRENCE The bride is a graduate of Pike Oxford, Yale and Princeton. During 3 p.m. of Miss Barbara Ann Em- their F. J. LEONE CO. World War II he served as a School, Andover, Rogers Ilall, mons, 182 Berkeley st., Lawrence, George Lowell and Endicott Junior lieutenant commander in the U.S. granddaughter of Mrs. Russell ,l• College. Mr. Innes is a graduate Navy. Prior to that and since his Muller of Salem, N. H. and Robert The AUGUST SALE! of Phillips Academy, Andover discharge from the Navy he has Bruce Innes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saturde and is entering his senior at the been on the faculty of The 11111, a Andrew Kerr Innes of Ilaggett's St. Aul 6 PIECE - WROUGHT IRON & PLASTIC Carnegie Institute of Technology. boy's prep school in Pottstown, Lion w: Pond rd. The Rev. James M. Pa. Russell, D. D., officiated. (:ountr) JACKSON — GAY Mr. and Mrs. Jackson will make Mrs. Robert Scobie played in- Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Smith The SECTION LIVING ROOM their home at The Hill, Pottstown, cidental music as well as the Gay of Montgomery, Ala., an- at twt Pa. traditional wedding marches. nounce the marriage of t heir One wt DOHERTY — SHAW l'uglisi REG. Potted palms and pink gladioli niece, Elizabeth Gay, to Arthur At a nine o'clock Nuptial Mass and silver candelabra decorated Forbes Jackson of Andover. be her 189.95 in Saint Michael's Church, Exeter, Winslot 139.95 the altar and silver candleholders The ceremony took place Sun- N. it., Monday, Aug. 11, Miss were set in each window. was hi Set consists of Sectional Sofa Lounge; Chair; day at the Christ Episcopal Muriel C. Shaw became the bride Given in marriage by her home. Corner Table; Cocktail Table and a Step Table. Church. Mrs. Jackson was attended of William A. Doherty, son of Mrs. brother, Robert, the bride wore a Miss by her sister, Mrs. Jesse U. Davis William J. Doherty of Andover, ONLY $14.00 DOWN — BALANCE ON CONVENIENT TERMS gown of candlelight dulcet satin Jr., of Bessemer, Ala. and was and the late Mr. Doherty. A with a soft V neckline and long N. J. given in marriage by her brother, wedding breakfast for the families torso bodice of Belgian re-em- for Won Charles L. Gay of Mobile, Ala. followed on the terrace at the broidered lace, a bouffant skirt gradual Mr. Jackson's best man was his Exeter Inn. of unpressed pleats and a chapel College brother, C. Milton Jackson. Mr. The bride, daughter of Mr. and train. A matching satin pillbox Her F. A. HISCOX CO. Eddie Coup served as usher. Mrs. Herman W. Shaw of Exeter, held her veil of imported French I'unchE Following the ceremony a recep- was given in marriage by her silk illusion in fingertip length I Wirer: 60 MAIN ST. ANDOVER tion was held in the home of Mrs. father. She wore a street-length Emerso and she carried a cascade bouquet Alexander Ritchie. dress of pink silk shantung and a Ile ii “Home Of Name Brand Merchandise" of white roses and Stephanotis Mrs. Jackson is the daughter of pink lace chapel veil. As her with a pouff of white diamond dot the late Charles L. Gay Jr. and cousin's matron of honor and Shoosl maline. the greatanddaughter of Julian only attendant, Mrs. John Boyce of of AIR-CONDITIONED Mrs. William Loeffler, aunt Bradford Gay, who contributed Rumford, 11. I., wore a beige silk relal TES. GR 5-3521 the bride, was her matron of honor much toward the growth of Mont- dress with pink accessories. The ,ent of and Miss Ruth Innes, sister of the gomery. Mrs. Jackson is a graduate best nian was John P. S. Doherty liar bridegroom, was bridesmaid. of the University of Alabama, with of Andover, brother of the goom. ...on of AUGUST WHITE SALE Gretchen Loeffler and Deborah a master's degree from the Univer- Mrs. Doherty is a graduate of ind th. Muller, cousins of the bride, were sity of Tennessee. While at the Mount Saint Mary College and the ,eddin NOW IN PROGRESS University of Alabama she was a Simmons College School of Library Miss member of the Alpha Gamma Delta Science. She is librarian at And- Pratt and is PEGGY J. sorority. Upon her graduation she over Junior High School. became employed by the Alabama Mr. Doherty founded the Doherty Sutherl 1genc, TURKISH TOWELS ‘1"11/ SALON State Department of Pensions and Insurance Agency, Inc. and the Mr. CLOSED Security. During her working Doherty Realty Agency, Inc. and by Fieldcrest — WASHINGTON SQUARE career she was a caseworker for is associated with his two brothers the MI MONDAYS Bostor the Etowah and Mobile County in these businesses. Ile is a mem- the U. Heavy, solid color towels with metalic styling Complete Beauty Care ber of the Andover School Com- I,y Shawsheen's Newest /"N War II . .. HAIR REMOVAL mittee and is a district deputy in hair stylist, consultant Charle ) the Knights of Columbus. LARGE 59 A REAL & lecturer. Fast gentle Permanent After a wedding trip to the ERMA RHODES Maritime Provinces, they will re- BATH SIZE BUY — SOLD children's hair styled cuts Eii • 3 Main St., Tel. Enterprise 5587 side in Andover. 11111 22 x 44 REG. 1.98 Director Mass. Electrologists MRS. I/ X% Ili tt. .101 DI, Prop GALIDET — DEKAVICILS Lawre 5 Lowell St. Tel. 1639 Andover, Lowell, Portsmouth, N.H. Miss Anne T. Dekavicius, Mr. al daughter of Mrs. Mary Dekavicius, Guest Towel Reg. 98c NOW 79,1 Rocky 209 Chestnut st., Lawrence, be- Face Cloth . Reg. 49c NOW 33ct Elvira came the bride of Raymond Gaudet, SC II son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph `;au- Allan ALSO- det, 20 Topping rd., recently in Lawre Sr. Francis Church in Lawrence. Mr. an The largest selection of towels in Town. By: The pastor, Monsignor Francis Martex . . . Calloway . . . Cone . . . Fieldcrest 33 Cr M. Juras, officiated. Ann L arid Wamsutta. For Home or Dorm ... Stanley Dzekewicz escorted his JOU niece to the altar. She wore a 1.awre I bouffant ballerina lace and tulle Mr. at FINAL CLEARANCE gown with a fitted bodice that Banat featured an Italian neckline and Elean. long sleeves. Iler illusion veil Mc( BEACH TOWELS from a beaded crown and she fell at carried a cascade of rosettes Bc UP TO REG. PRICES and N 20% OFF centered with an orchid. Elm t . Mrs. Beatrice DeKiivis, as Poiss . matron of honor for her sister-in- law, wore a lavender orgaudt gown fashioned with Swiss embroidered CI PEQUOT SHEETS inserts of tiny pink rosebuds. She BARI ItoItl Choice of type 144 muslin wore a matching headpiece and carried a bouquet of yellow flowers Joi or type 180 percale . . . at $ 21 9 arranged with white and pink Mond. one LOW price ... REG. roses. Chu( 72 x 108 2.79 Joseph Gaudet was best man for and TWIN FITTED his .s,11 er was Ando 81 x 108 Reg. 3.19 NOW $2.49 )frtehedbrTo;tafihteittiriieet aboiraild,eAtgnIride:ovneiiir another Ito Diegc Full Fitted Reg. 3.19 NOW 2.49 itl, The reception was held ,it the after 3.49 90 x 108 ... ....Reg. NOW 2.79 Gaudet home in Andover. The the t 42 x 381 2. . Reg. 79c NOW 594 couple left on a wedding trip that A. RURAL ENGLISH included Canada, Maine, Nava Su nur Scotia and New York and on their liuriii retu teiirtirn have tays. akenuiirresidence at be in 100% WOOL BLANKETS Shown is one of 30 pieces of Pecan wood furni- 9 Market Lawrence. • Ila en, ture, boldly set with pegs and butterfly joints ... Both are employed at ruary truly the most outstanding correlated bedroom ... E c nr cl. FITS $ 1 290 REG. dining group of the year. On display at the air- FULL OR Driveway Damaged? 15.95 conditioned — TWIN SIZE USE REDIMIX Extra-fluffy CHATHAM Blanket! For home HOT TOP or dorm. In solid colors. Also blankets by: THE STUDIO 80 lb. bag — $1.95 St. Mary's ... Fieldcrest ... Hudson Bay 124 CROSS Tel. MU 6-6149 . . Holland ... North Star and Springfield. ST. LAWRLNCI A really great selection. TEL. MU 5-5023 OPtN EVENINGS

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958 15 ents; case work supervi- Morgan County; County Mich., three grandchildren, John, Cousins Island, Me. Dr. and Mrs. 11. Spencer Glidden for Jackson County, and Peter and William M. Jr. of East Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cloutier and daughters, Helen and Joanne, HARRY A. WRIGHT cently was child welfare Lansing; and two-great-grand- and family of Clark rd. have re- 67 Cheever cir., left Wednesday, Rand — Hillfams In the passing of Mr. Harry A. nt for the State Depart. daughters. turned from a vacation at Col- Aug. 6, on an extended trip to Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Wil- Wright on Friday, Aug. 8, at E. Europe, having sailed from New lams, 250 Beacon st., Waltham JOHN READER raine, in the Berkshires. lackson has been closely Bluehill, Maine, the West Church York on the Queen Mary. They :nd Gloucester announce the Funeral services were held Mr. and Mrs. Henry lirouck and with the Ninety-Nines, loses a most faithful friend. Mr. children, Donald and Sandra, of plan to visit England, France, •ngagement of their daughter, Monday from the David J. Burke inization of women with Wright lived in the West Parish Andover st., Ballardvale have Italy, Spain and Switzerland and Mirley Ann, to Robert W. Rand, over 40 years and was treasurer of Funeral Home in Lawrence, with a flying licenses. In July returned from a vacation spent at return late in September. .on of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. the church over 20 years and was high Mass of requiem in St. Mary's ity-Nines held their Inter- Mrs. Claude F. Riedel of Min- Thomann, 8 Moreland rd. also Past Master and 'Treasurer of Church, Lawrence, for John Peter's Pond, Dracut. Convention in Montgo- neapolis, Minn. spent last week The engagement was solem- Andover Grange for many years. Reader, 155 Chestnut st., who Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn 'Tomlin- 1 Mrs. Jackson served as at Moody Pines, Tewksbury at., nan. lized at the Shrine of the Holy He fulfilled his duties in a most died Aug. 7 at the Lawrence son and son, Jack, of Detroit, General Rospital. Ballardvale, as guest of Mrs. Espousals in Waltham. meticulous manner and was always Mich. have been visiting Mr. and Jackson is the son of Mr. Reader, 64, was born in Stuart Cooper of Wollaston. Nliss Williams was graduated very interested in every detail Mrs. John Gollan and family of Jackson of Andover. He Bolton, England and came to the River Park, ter., Ballardvale. luate of Phillips Academy from St. Mary's High School, concerning the welfare of West Unived States 38 years ago. A Miss Shelly MacKinnon of Pea- ver and of Yale Univer- tt iltham and in June received a Parish. Although he has been PROTECT veteran of World War One, he was body is visiting her cousin, Miss hile at Yale he was a S. degree in business adminis- away from the Parish for a little tion from Merrimack College. wounded while on active duty with Susan Pimpare of Hi ver st. of the Alpha Delta Phi , over a year, his memory will BABY'S Rand was graduated from the English Army. He was em- Mrs. Edna R. Carr of Haverhill y and of the Berzalius always be cherished for his out- chester High School, served standing contribution to the com- ployed as a purchaser at the is visiting her daughter and HEALTH )ociety. He received his Arlington Mills until his retire- h the army in Korea and is now munity. family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. degree from Middlebury ment. Mr. Reader was a member of GIVE THE NEW junior at Merrimack College, Sarah L. Lewis Green of Andover st., Ballardvale. vo,cre he is studying electrical the Odd Fellows. MOTHER A in prep school and in Surviving are his wife, Eliza- envineering. REDUCE GiftCertificate Mr. Jackson was an out- beth C. (Crump) Reader; a son, Enroll Slendroller Class athlete in the fields of i Peters — Watkinson the assistant treasurer of the John K. of Auburn; a granddaugh- at from scus throwing and the 16- Miss Lois Rita Watkinson, former Arlington Mills in Lawrence ter, Patricia Ann Reader and a hot put. lie was one of SLENDRO Lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry and was a member of West Parish grandson, John Vincent Header; PRIDE'N JOY winners of the 16-pound SLENDERIZING SALON Watkinson of Mary Lou In., an- Congregational Church and the also several nieces and nephews DIAPER SERVICE it competition between nounce the coming marriage of treasurer of that church while in England. 351 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE 'ale and Princeton. During their daughter, Lois Rita, to living in Andover. Ile was also a TEL. MU 3-2832 MU 8-5454 Var II he served as a t t:eorge Newman Peters, 121 Elm member of the masonic lodge of tt, commander in the U.S, Andover and served as treasurer [Personals... On The Campus rior to that and since his The wedding will take place of the Andover Grange. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Tarbox of e from the Navy he has Saturday, Atli. 16, at 11 a.m., at Robert A. Wright was born in and family have returned to their Phillips the faculty of The Hill, a t. Augustine s church. A recep- Boston, Feb. 4, 1931. He was honte on Cutler rd., after enjoying AcademY ep school in Pottstown, ,n will be held at the Andover graduated from Punchard high a vacation at Pine Point, Me. ..untry club. School, class of 1945; North- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Lewis of =' ndover Inn d Mrs. Jackson will make The future bride was entertained eastern University, 1949; and was Lowell st., spent several days le at The Hill, Pottstown, at two miscellaneous showers. employed at Convair Aircraft in last week with their son and his A"Treadway Inn One was given her by Miss Grace San Diego, Cal. family Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lewis TY — SHAW Puglisi of Lincoln cir., who will They are survived by the wife at Chatham on the Cape. 1 Dully Luncheons 12 to 2 - Dinner 5:30 to 8. 30 tine o'clock Nuptial Mass he her maid of honor and Mrs. and mother, Olive (Long) Wright; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simon of Sunday Dinner 12 to 8 Michael's Church, Exeter, Winslow F. Burleigh of Arthur rd., two daughters and sisters, Mrs. Arundel st., have returned to their Monday, Aug. 11, Miss was hostess at the other at her Raymah Sutherland of Carlsbad, home after a two weeks' vacation Wedding Receptions - Bridge Luncheons - Bariauets Shaw became the bride home. Cal. and Mrs. Evelyn Rimbach of spent at Dennis on the Cape. Tel. 903 - ROBERT N. FRAZER, Manager m A. Doherty, son of Mrs. Miss Watkinson is a graduate of Blue Hill, Me. A cablegram was received last GIFT SHOP OPEN 12 to 8 DAILY J. Doherty of Andover, Plainfield High School, Plainfield, The elder Wright is also sur- week by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peat- late Mr. Doherty. A N. J. attended Caldwell College vived by a brother, Chester Wright man of Cutler rd., announcing the breakfast for the families for Women, Caldwell, N. J. and was of Middleton, N. IL, and a sister safe arrival of their daughter, on the terrace at the graduated in June from Merrimack Mrs. Annie Holden of Reading. Norma Jean, at Bremer Haven, "Dek-O-Rate" by JACK SPIRES in. College. Germany. ride, daughter of Mr. and Her fiance is a graduate of JOSEPH E. WALWORTII Dr. and Mrs. Philip S. Bretts r Private funeral services were YOU CAN'T BE 50 NO ONE 15 HAW1.1t 0 V POM rnian W. Shaw of Exeter, Punchard High School, Boston and sons of Cutler rd., have re- -TAW1N6 ADVANTA6I OS TiiE held Monday at the Lundgren AWFULLY BAD. THEY YEN- FRIENDLINESS of ten in marriage by her University and is now studying at cently returned from a vacation TELL ME YOU -TOOK Funeral home, conducted by the THE FIRST PRIZE AT mar's WHY She wore a street-length Emerson College, Boston. spent at Lancaster, Pa. Rev. Horace Seldon, pastor of the A CHURCH BENEFIT I'M HERE. , pink silk shantung and a Ile is a Navy Veteran. Mr. and Mrs. harry Kenyon and Free Christian Church, for Joseph ce chapel veil. As her Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lewis of SPIRES matron of honor and Shooshan — Spitz Edward Walworth, 8 Locke st., who Laurel In. enjoyed a trip to the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spitz, 16 died Aug. 7 at the late home. ndant, Mrs. John Boyce of White Mountains, Monday. ., — AND THEIR DE:SIRE TO Moreland rd., announce the engage- Mr. Walworth was a partner in ..4 ALL CUSTOM P 5 II. I., wore a beige silk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson I ment of their daughter, H. Jocelyn, the former Walworth Brothers 110 ' ' n ti1Of th pink accessories. The of River rd., recently spent several ~CJJ .1111111111H' ,,i. ik / to Francis K. Shooshan of Boston, t was John P. S. Doliert Textile mills in Lawrence. days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Walworth was born in Law- er, brother of the p•oom. son of Mrs. Karekin M. Shooshan John Greenwood Jr. at their sum- vs rence 86 years ago. Ile was )oherty is a graduate of and the late Mr. Shooshan. A fall mer home at Rockport. 4111 tint Mary College and the wedding is planned. graduated from Lawrence high The Rev. and Mrs. Raymond College School of Library Miss Spitz is a graduate of School in 1891 and from Mass- Cooper and their grandchildren She is librarian at And- Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. achusetts Institute of Technology Anne and Edward Brown of ior High School. and is a commercial artist for the in 1895. He then graduated magna Grainger, Iowa have been spend- Advertising cum laude from the University of herty founded the Doherty Sutherland-Abbott ing a few weeks with friends in Leipzig in Germany in 1898, re- Agency, Inc. and the Agency, Boston. e ceiving his PH.D. in chemistry. West Parish. Ilealty Agency, Inc. and Shooshan is a graduate of Atty. Ola Coyne of Washington, Upon his return to this country he iated with his two brothers the Museum School of Fine Arts D. C. enjoyed a visit Saturday businesses. Ile is a Timm- Boston and served as a captain in taught chemistry at Williams with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis of College for a year before launch- .he Andover School Corn- the U. S. Air Force during World Lowell st. PAINTONALLPAPER War II. He is associated with the ing a career in the textile industry. ad is a district deputy in Mrs. Edward Hill and her son, TOGIRA/NE PAINTS •Jrizactot.WAL.L.RipeR < Charles Alden Music Co., Boston. Ile served as assistant chemist hts of Columbus. Donald, of Lowell st., have re- ,Au3437' a wedding trip to the and then chief chemist for the cently returned front a trip to 43 HAMPSWIRE COMMON STREET Provinces, they will re- American Woolen Co., taking Virginia, Washington D. C. and indover. charge of four mills for that firm Gettysburg, Pa. in the Providence, R.I. area. 1' — DEKAVICH'S BRUNER — A son Aug. 10, at Atty. and Mrs. Halbert l)ow of Anne T. Dekavicius, Lawrence General Hospital, to In 1909 he and two brothers Beacon st. and Mr. and Mrs. A DIRECT of Mrs. Mary Dekavicius, \lr. and Mrs. Harold limber, 28 launched the Walworth Brothers Philip Pray of Haggett's Pond rd. stnut st., Lawrem e, be- Rocky Hill rd. The mother was mill located on Merrimack st. in have recently returned to their Elvira 'Towne. bride of Raymond 4 ...Diet, Lawrence. Ile retired in 1929. 'The home after an enjoyable trip to REDUCTION Ir. and Mrs. Joseph ', SCHWARZEN BERG — A son, deceased was a member of the Montreal, Murray Bay, Quebec and Topping rd., recent!, in Allan Edward Jr., Aug. 10, at Trinity Congregational Church of the Saguenay river. Lawrence General Hospital, to Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of MORTGAGE cis Church in Eaw.re, stor, Monsignor 1.ratici, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schwarzenberg, Ile is survived by his wife high Plain rd. speqt Sunday with 33 Gray rd. The mother was Mary officiated. Frances (McAlpine) Walworth; a the Rev. and Mrs. Ilugh 11. Pen- planned for you! Ann Lynch. l)zekewicz escorted his son, William M. of East Lansing, ney at their summer cottage at Thanks to the home financ- the altar. She wore a `r JOHNSON — A son Aug. 9, at Lawrence General hospital, to ing plans of this Co-opera- ballerina lace and tulle Mr. and Mrs. Boland Johnson, th a fitted bodice that 91 tive Bank, you can have an Italian neckline and Burnham rd. The mother was Eleanor Maslen. exactly what you want in a ;eves. tier illusion veil sound, economical mort- a beaded crown and she McCORMICK — A son, Aug. 9, a cascade of rosettes at Bon Secours Hospital, to Mr. gage. Your monthly rent-like and Mrs. Michael McCormick, 143 with an orchid. payments will take care of Beatrice DeK avis, as Elm st. The mother was Marcelle f honor for her sister-in- Poisson. the interest, principal and t a lavender organdy gown real estate tax. Come in and 1 with Swiss embroidered Obituaries ... learn how easy it may be for f tiny pink rosebuds. She HARRY A. WRIGHT matching headpiece and ROBLItT A. WRIGHT you to finance the home you bouquet of yellow flowers Joint funeral services were held want. with white and pink Monday at the East Blue Hill Church in Maine, for the father Gaudet was best roan for and son of a former prominent her and the usher was Andover family. aft= 411.101MIMIMM IMINN cadet of Andover, another NS NOM." Robert A. Wright, 27, of San iNINO the bridegroom. Diego, Cal., died Monday, Aug. 4, ception was held at the after a long illness. Thursday of home in Andover. 'Die the same week, his father, Harry ft on a wedding trip that A. Wright, died at the family Canada, Maine, Nova summer home in Blue Hill, Me. d New York and on their Burial of both fat her and son will ve taken up residence at be in Seaside Cemetery, Blue Hill. . st., Lawrence. Barry A. Wright was born Feb- ire employed at Western ruary 1, 1879 at Billerica. Ile was A MOVE BY MAYFLOWER IS REALLY SAF I way Damaged ARC YOU DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR TELEVISION, E REDIMIX RADIO OR PHONOGRAPH BEGLEY-MAYFLOWER MERRIMACK 1101... let us re •air it 1 LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING OT TOP P. F. BEGLEY COMPANY COOPERATIVE Bank lb. bag — $1.95 PACKING — CRATING - STORAGE Tel. MU 6-6149 264 Essex St. Lawrence COMMUNITY 62 SPRINGFIELD STREETMU 2-1372 TELS. 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• r 16 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, AUGUST 14, 1958

MARRIAGE INTENTIONS Ronald Albert Fountain, 15 The following wedding inten- Bixby ave., No. Andover and tions have been filed in the Elizabeth Louise Simeone, 15 Town Clerk's office: Cheever cir. Fred Joseph Furnari, 279 River Hobert Lane Mathews, 38 rd. and Mary Irene Ronsivalli, 61 Marshall ave., Auburn, Me. and Allston at., Lawrence. Elizabeth Gigis, 420 So. Main st. John Raymond Edwards, 45 Herbert Kent Volley, 75 Essex Whittier st. and Kathrine Elaine st. and Lorraine Ann lieliveau, Pappalardo, 5314 Woodland st., 15 Barker st., Methuen. T. Lawrence. James Joseph Murray Jr., 29 ,•:;hite Bartlet st. and Anne Frances 1•1,1cletc Martignette, 10 Lincoln ave., 1t :lute Scituate. living bsex• SIIISH-KA-BOB TO BE A Pi HELD AUGUST 16 ltd C The Eastern Star will sponsor a prtv, Shish-Ka-Bob at the Loosigian said Farm Aug. 16, rain or shine. Re- It yt servations for the event may be your made with Gladys Brown, Gladys it:pectrC Piper or Mrs. Reading. yelOte Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN se t ret' Wan, iuire, BARNARD 1,Durth I A Talk to us now about your new Sin o. erl heating plant — we have the N 10 answers , 1930 E ,vrer so, SEVERN iJ Se r v i ng OIL FIRED BOILER by N A Pu •lectrr Your C ver, itatutic.AN—,Stattdard \uqust A EN en Y •11 the W.H. e •-•• • ‘,. , • ,•• • ' aw I . . Nl 1 nbu ranee ••41.• to] c N • WELCH Need acc COMPANY This water cooled 30 caliber machine gun is only one of many weapons local area Massach- lows. C usetts Marine Reserves, from left to right, Pvt. Russell W. Thornton, 50 High st., and Pfc's PLUMBING & HEATING 36 MAIN AT BARNARD ST. John P. Dumais and Ronald N. Boutin learned to operate while undergoing ad vanced combat A TEL. 128 Tel. 202 — Eve. 1214 training at Camp Lejeune, N.C. me c August GOLDEN AGE CIRCLE MET A meeting of the Golden Age Subs Circle was recently held at the TOWNSMAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY home of Mrs. Hurry Nason of And- over st., Ballardvale. Mrs. Nason had charge of devotions and read- ARBORISTS BUILDING MATERIAL ELECTRICIANS ings were given by Mrs. Myra Ward REAL ESTATE and Mrs. Anna Hess. Refresh- ments were served by the hostess. Members present were Mrs. Emma AMALIA ANDOVER REALTY Moss, Mrs. Ernest Rollins, Mrs. TREE SURGEONS, Inc. LUMBER - PAINTS AGENCY Frank Ward, Mrs. Anna (less, Mrs. Archie A. Gunn Myra Lard and Mrs. Nasim. A TREE SERVICE WITH A REAL ESTATE SENSIBLE ATTITUDE WALLPAPER MASTER ELECTRICIAN 3 Lowell St.. Shawsheen Village TOWARD COST HARDWARE Wiring for TELS. 702 or LAW. 8-4241 MASON F. ARNOLD AND. 1848 Oil Burners — Light — Power Donald A. MacNeil, Mgr. :Agent SPORTING - GOODS MOTOR APPLIANCE. 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TOWN OF ANDOVER PU RI. IC II E A RIN G LEGAL SICTICIES A Public Hearing will be held in the CLASSIFIED ADS Selectmen's Office, Town Hall, And- over, on Thursday, evening, August TOWN OF ANDOVER ilmminnwealth of Massachusetts 21st, at 8:30 PM to act on the appli- PUBLIC HEARING Personal Services Offered PBOBATE COURT cation of SUBURBAN HOUSEHOLD a Docket No. 257433 A Public Hearing will be held in the ENTERPRISES, INC., for a variance Selectmen's Office, Town Hall, And- WEDDING INVITATIONS AND a GENERAL. WORK — LANDSCAP- :•., ss. in the Zoning By-Laws which would all persons interested in the over, Mass., on Thursday evening, complete line of Wedding Station- ING, Cellars and Attics Cleaned. allow them to build on land owned by ite of MAUD D. KILLAM, late of August 21, 1958, at 7:45 PM to act on ery. Fine selection of papers and Grade A. Loan., Sand, Filling and • them on River Road with the result- type-faces. Prompt service. The iic.tord in the County of York and the application of MICHAEL and Stones. Garbage removed. T. ant frontage being less than that re- ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, 70 Main Romano Trucking, Tel. Andover c ite of Maine, deceased, testate, CARMELA MARARIAN for a variance quired by the Zoning By-Laws. St. Tel. 1943-1944. A-TI lying estate in said County of in the Zoning By-Laws which would 946-J BOARD OF APPEALS allow them to build a single dwelling ..sex. ALFRED W. FULLER, Chairman ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING on a lot of land in an Industrial Area Lost and Found L. A petition has been presented to Date of issue Services rendered, part time. Taxes ,ani Court for license to sell — at with an acreage less than that re- and systems. Reasonable. No ob- Aug. 14, 1958 ANDOVEli SAVINGS BANK pass sale — certain real estate quired by the Zoning By-Laws. ligation. Call Mr. Hackett, Andover private book No. 62153 has been lost and BOARD OF APPEALS Commonwealth of Massachusetts 2094-M. C-TF said deceased. application has been made for pay- ft you desire to object thereto you ALFRED W. FULLER, Chairman LAND COURT ment in accordance with 20, •• your attorney should the a written Date of issue CHAIN SAW RENTALS and small To the Town of Andover, a munici- Chap. 167 of tnc General I,aws. peurance in said Court at Salem August 14, 1958 engine repairs. All makes of lawn pal corporation located in the County Payment huts been stopped. ,,tore ten o'clock in the forenoon on mowers sharpened. Equipment TOWN OF ANDOVER of Essex and said Commonwealth; B-31-7-14 second day of September 1958, Service Go., Buxton Court off PUBLIC HEARING IRENE HARNDEN, LARSON HARN- Lewis Street, Andover. Tel. And. return day of this citation. A Public Hearind will be held in the DEN, ROBERT HARNDEN, CLARA ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK pass book No. 62603 has been lost and 3075. (:-'1' F' aness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- Selectmen's Office, Town Hall, And- HARNDEN, JOHN ASOIAN, HARRY application has been made for pay- ,.,re, First Judge of said Court, this over, Mass., on Thursday evening, LOOSIGIAN, DANIEL E. HOGAN, DRESSMAKING and alterations ment in accordance with Sec. 20, .rip day of August 1958. August 21, 1958, at 8 PM to act on GISELA B. HOGAN, SAMUEL S. Specializing in children's clothing. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. Chap. 167 of the General Laws. Mrs. C.A. Piquette, 6A Burnham the application at CHESTER D. DENNIS, JOHN CHIMIELECKI, Payment has been stopped. the office of ABBOTT for permission to convert a SOPHIE CHIMIELECKI, all of said Rd., Tell Andover, 2035-W. C-T1. nert W. Dow, Atty. single family dwelling at 3 Andover Andover; WILLIAM H. PORTER of EXPERT INVISIBLE WEAVING on 10 Bay State Bldg., Street into three apartments. North Reading, in the County of Services Offered all types of wearing apparel mater- once, Mass. 14-21-28 BOARD OF APPEALS Middlesex; ANTONIO DiSPIRITO of Boston, In the County of Suffolk; ials. Burns, mothholes and tears TOWN OF ANDOVER ALFRED W. FULLER, Chairman CALL DONALD DUSTIN, And- JOHN A. FRASER, of Dhahran, Saudi, mended invisibly. Special attention PUBLIC HEARING Date of issue over 141-W for odd jobs..Attics, Arabia; Merrimac Broadcasting Co. to Gabardines, Rayons and Silks. A Public Hearing will be held in the August 14, 1958 yards, barns and cellars cleaned. Inc, a duly existing corporation having Free estimates cheerfully given. -1,ctmen's Office, Town Hall, And- Pick-up and dump truck available. Tel. Andover 3534-M. TOWN OF ANDOVER an usual place of business in Cam- ver, Mass., on Thursday evening, PUBLIC HEARING bridge, in said County of Middlesex; C-'IT August 21st, 1958, at 7:30 PM to act Cesspool Service A Public Hearing will be held in the New England Power Construction WANTED — IRONING and repair .11 the application of SARKIS COLOM- Selectmen's Office, Town Hall, And- Company a duly existing corporation work of all kinds. Telephone And- SIAN for a variance in the Zoning CESSPOOLS, ETC., PUMPED out , over, on Thursday evening, August having an usual place of business in over 2577-W. C-14-21-28-4 y-Laws which would allow the sub- and chemically degreased and 21, 1958, at 8:15 PM to act on the said Boston; JOHN W. KLINGER, ,:vision of a lot of land on Argilla desoaped. R.E. Andrews 8, Co. application of JOHN FIAYKAL for a residence unknown, his heirs, MORTGAGEE'S SALE 1,.,ad with the resultant lot lines not Tel. Andover 3499. TI'' variance in the Zoning By-Laws which devisees or legal representatives; OF REAL ESTATE n, accordance with the coning By- would allow him to build an addition and to all whom it may concern: By virtue and in execution of the ins local area Massach- — aws. to his home at 15 William St. which Whereas, a petition has been pre- Power of Sale contained in a certain Help Wanted Female 50 High st., and Pfc's BOARD OF APPEALS mortgage given by HELEN BUCHAN- would be nearer the lot line than the sented to said Court by Hillcrest AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIVES, WITH- rgoing ad vanced combat ALFRED W. FULLER, Chairman AN, of North Andover, Essex County, Zoning By-Laws allow. Realty, Inc. a duly existing corpora- OUT neglecting your family duties, : ate of issue BOARD OF APPEALS tion having an usual place of business Massachusetts to ESPLANADE you can earn good income repre- August 14, 1958 ALFRED W. FULLER, Chairman in Malden, in said County of Middle- REALTY CO., INC., dated February TEN AGE CIRCLE MET senting Avon Cosmetics. Call MUr- Date of issue sex, to register and confirm its title 13, 1957 and recorded with Essex Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN dock 8-2686 or Wakefield CRystal teeting of the Golden Age August 14, 1958 in the following described land: North District Registry of Deeds, 9-2296. 11-14 was recently held at the Two certain parcels of land with Book 850, Page 117, of which mort- PART TIME WOMAN wanted for if Mrs. Harry Nason of And- PERSONALS the buildings thereon, situate In said gage the undersigned is the present Mrs. George J. Martin, 11 Can- weekends and evenings. SAN- t., Ballardvale. Mrs. Nason Andover, bounded and described as holder, for breach of the conditions terbury st., is recovering from TINA'S, Route 28, Andover. Tele- ,arge of devotions and read- follows: of said mortgage and for the purpose surgery performed at the Law- phone Andover 518. 11-14 ere given by Mrs. Myra Ward First Parcel: Easterly by Woodhill of foreclosing the same, will be sold rence General Hospital. drs. Anna Hess. Refresh- Road 1379.76 feet; Southerly by land at public auction Wednesday, Sept- were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy of now or formerly of DANIEL E. ember 10, 1958 at 10 A.M. on the Houses for Sale q rs present were Mrs. Emma Carisbrooke st. and Mr. and Mrs. HOGAN, GISELA B. HOGAN and premises, all and 'singular the pre- ULTRA MODERN — Brick Mrs. Ernest Rollins, Mrs, I.V. Cataldo of Barrington, R.I., SAMUEL S. DENNIS 1084.11 feet; mises described in said mortgage: Ranch House, one acre, 250 foo t Ward, Mrs. Anna Hess, former residents of Carisbrooke Westerly by land now or formerly of A certain tract of land with the frontage. All electric kitchen; Lard and Sirs. Nason. st., spent the weekend at the Merrimac Broadcasting Co. Inc., JOHN buildings thereon situated in North Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Freezer, Summit House on top of Mt. ASOIAN and HARRY LOOSIGIAN Andover, County of Essex and Com- Washington. monwealth of Massachusetts and Washer-dryer. Counter top range 1559.57 feet; Northerly Easterly and oven. Four large bedrooms, fire- SON F. ARNOLD Northerly by land now or formerly of bounded and described as follows: Beginning at an iron pipe set in place living-dining room, breakfast Every FRIDAY At JOHN W. KLINGER 647.39 feet, bar. 11/2 . Baths, Wall to Wall car- Agent the ground on the westerly line of tdependent Sales 158.36 feet and 105.85 feet respec- peting, Drapes throughout. 2 car Railroad Avenue at the Southeasterly Specializing in tively; Easterly and Northerly by land garage. Owner transferred. Must RICKEY'S now or formerly of ANTONIO Di- corner of Lot 12 on a plan of lands ENGLISH-411 ILT sell immediately. Private Sale,_ SPIRITO 570.55 feet and 114.67 feet belonging to John P. Shay et al re- middle 20's. MUrdock 2-7022. Q- I'?' FORDS - FISH - V respectively. corded in the North Essex Registry Foreign & Domestic FRIED CLAMS Second Parcel: Southeasterly by of Deeds as plan 1695. Thence in a Realtors USED CARS Woodhill Road 85.57 feet; Southerly generally southerly direction by the CHIPS - by land now or formerly of JACK A. westerly line of Railroad Avenue, DOUGLAS N. HOWE, REALTOR, re you buy, take ad- FRASER, ROBERT HARNDEN, eighty (80) feet. Thence in a generally 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone age of my 25 years of EAT OR TAKE HOME CLARA HARNDEN, IRENE HARNDEN westerly direction by land of John and 2208, evening Phone 2423. mobile sales and service PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 11 a.m. — 7 p.m. and LARSON HARNDEN 1488.32 feet; Kastcrnt Shay one hundred (100) feet s-Tr to a point. Thence North 15° 02' 35" rience at no cost to you. 211 NO. MAIN STREET For Quirk Service Westerly by land now or formerly of east by said Shay land seventy-seven Am St. 2321 Phone 3012 WILLIAM H. PORTER 644.10 feet; Wonted to Buy Tel. TEL. AND. 121 and sixteen hundredths (77 16/100) — Next to Depot — Northerly by land now or formerly of Merrimac Broadcasting Co. Inc. 899.33 feet to an iron pipe set in the ground AN'T'IQUES OR ANY"! IIING old. feet; Easterly by land now or formerly at the Southwesterly corner of lot Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and :HOICE OF FINE of DANIEL E. HOGAN, GISELA B. 12 on said plan. Thence Easterly Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, GEO. W. HORNE CO. IlOGAN and SAMUEL S. DENNIS by the Southerly line of said lot 12 China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, )DS AND LIQUORS 1144.45 feet. one hundred (100) feet to the point of Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, LAWRENCE, MASS. The above described land is showp beginning. Furniture Etc., William F. Gra- OUIS SCANLON'S TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK on a plan filed with said petition and Subject to a prior mortgage held by ham Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., the Essex Savings Bank, of Lawrence, Haverhill, Mass. Telephone Haver- J THE ANDOVER LINE SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING all boundary lines are claimed to be on the ground as shown on Massachusetts. hill Drake 23708. Will call to look. Telephone 7339 located Established 1854 ..aid plan. Including us a part of the realty all TF portable and sectional buildings, If you desire to make any objection PHILLIPS ACADEMY GRADUATE SERVICE STATFM1 or defense to said petition you or stoves, oil burners, radiators, gas, buying picture frames, old desks, your attorney must file a written oil and electric fixtures, heating jewelry, dishes, dolls and marble apparatus, refrigerators, air condition- pearance and an answer under oath, top furniture. Tel. Lawrence, Mur- Here To Serve .. .•tting forth clearly and specifically ing apparatus, shades, screens, screen dock 8-3072 or write 22 Lowell doors, awnings, and all other fixtures Marro': CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY your objections or defense to each Street, Boston, Mass. U-TF John M. pert of said petition, in the office of of whatever kind or nature now on, Gulf used or hereafter attached, annexed the Recorder of said Court in Boston Television Service Super Ser. (at the Court House), or in the office or installed in or on said premises. y —MANUFACTURERS— TERMS OF SALE: Said premises e,. at . AI' . of the Assistant Recorder of said are to be sold subject to any and all FREE ESTIMATES on television CHESTNUT Court at the Registry of Deeds at repairs. Television Radio Labora- Lawrence in the County of Essex unpaid taxes, tax titles, municipal liens or assessments, if any. Five tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized SODA WATERS where a copy of the plan filed with for Jordan-Marsh Service. Y-TF' ELEVISION SERVICE said petition is deposited, on or hundred dollars ($500) will be re- before the twenty-second day of quired to be paid by the purchaser place and GINGER ALES September next. in cash at the time and at the LAST BIG HIT BOB'S Unless an appearance is so filed of sale. Other terms will be announced by or for you, your default will be at the sale. OF 1958 SEASON! recorded, the said petition will be ESPLANADE REALTY CO., INC. V SERVICE Holder of said Mortgage. taken as confessed and you will be TUMINDOUS MUSICAL! lOS & PHONOGRAPHS forever barred from contesting said JAMES W. FINNEGAN, Attorney petition or any decree entered thereon. 18 Tremont Street L. AND. 2254 Witness, JOHN E. FENTON, Es- Boston 8, Mass. quire, Judge of said Court, this 14-21-28 Whether you seek a re- twenty-ninth day of July in the year CARTERS CELEBRATE freshing drink at our foun- nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. 25TII ANNIVERSARY tain, tobacco, cosmetics, Attest with Seal of Said Court. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Carter wish to have a prescript- (scull 1130P'") . ion filled or hist plain (Charlotte White) of Main st., SYBIL H. HOLMES, Recorder. Tewksbury, celebrated their 25th want to cool-oft . . .top Michael C. Lessa modern pharm- wedding anniversary Tuesday, • AAAAY , -A',v' RF:.":CE in at our 411 Main Street AUG. 25 acy. You'll find even a August 5, at their home. Open TEL. LAW. 30396 Wakefield, Muss. Thru short visit very refreshing. House was held on that day from Atty. for the Petitioner. 7- I 4-2 I 3-9 o'clock. The party was held in SEPT. 6 their garden and over 200 friends FAMILY PARTY TRAVEL and relatives extended them Mrs. Frank Orlando of Dale st. AUGUST 18-23 was guest of honor at a family greetings. A Caterer served re- AND OVER party last Sunday, held in the freshments and the beautifully "FANNY" decorated cake was in charge of AVEL BUREAU form of an outing at Pelham, NAL, when members of the Perkins, Mrs. Carter's sister, Mrs. Alex =Mali lency for All Airlines Hartigan Pharmacy Fosse and Orlando families were Henderson. 'l'he gifts included a MUSIC 'WATER in attendance. Mrs. Orlando was money bouquet of silver dollars. nd Steam Ship Lines TE( ANDOVER /006 WA 2-8500 BOX 1;2, Beverly presented with a birthday cake 'l'he Carters have two children, ,IN ST. TEL. 775-1098, Tickets: Slander A, Swantoi, 66 MAIN ST ANDOVER MASS Deborah and' David. . c'heever, Mar. and several gifts. lb THUPSDAY THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN AUGUST 14, 1958

houses to be built. This agree-1 Independents numbered 3,591; Precinct five, 93 Democrats, ment was preferable, the members Republicans, 3,402 and Democrats, 207 Republicans, 393 Indepen- felt, to actually changing the 1 ,"8. dents, 693 total. rule. Thus it can be seen that party Precinct six, 117 Democrats, enrollment is off slightly in both 713 Republicans, 934 indepen- parties, while the Independent dents, 1,764 total. voters now have increased their TAX REFUND CHECKS strength markedly. AWAITING RESIDENTS Precinct Strength Refund checks are awaiting Precinct one is the only precinct TABLE for two Andover residents, whose registered voters enrolled VOL according to the Internal in both parties outnumber the Revenue Service. Independent voters in the pre- cinct: 175 Democrats, 853 Repub- TOPS The checks could not be 01 delivered by mail, the Ser- licans, 900 Independents, 1,928 Can save appearance vice explained. The persons total voters. In this precinct, end Money. listed should contact the then, there are 128 more voters Internal Revenue Service with a party label than Indepen- directly. dents. WHY They are John R. and In all other precincts, however, Not Let Us Furnish Your Christina Donahue, 17 Lin- the non-enrolled voter is in the wood ave., Shawsheen; and majority. Benita II. Ritter, 63 Andover Precinct two, 248 Democrats, PLATE St. 438 Republicans, 712 Indepen- The Service said either dents, 1,398 total. changes of address, removals Precinct three, 247 Democrats, or other reasons had prevent- 581 Republicans, 850 Indepen- GLASS ed the postoffice from de- dents, 1,678 total. livering some 2300 checks to Precinct four, 152 Democrats, Massachusetts residents. 409 Republicans, 730 Indepen- TOPS dents, 1,291 total. for your Tables or Desk. Good insurance against MORE INDEPENDENT AIR-CONDITIONED burns, scratches or stains. VOTERS HERE (Continued from Page One) ACADEMY Just bring in your patterns or measurements and gistration by party enrollments, BARBER SHOP we Mr. Winslow listed 1,032 Demo- 3 13AHBLIIS GOOD SLiiVIL;L will cut tops to crats, 3,201 Republicans, with 96 Main St. Andover (Near A&P1 specifications. 4,519 Independents. The total registration of 8,752 is 291 more than the voting list showed eligi- 127 MAIN ST. Lawrence Plate & ble on July 1, 1958. TEL. 2125 Parties Drop PAUL'S Window Glass Co. NEW EQUIPMENT — Erected recently at Pomp's Pond was 25 Years' Experience It's interesting to compare the 417 Canal St., MU 3.7151 this athletic equipment for the youngsters' enjoyment. (Leone) 1956 records with the figures Dressmaking Remodeling listed this week — both political Alterqtions OPEN TUES. & FRI. parties have fewer enrolled voters Ladies' Suits, Coats and Presses. 'TIL 9 P.M. than two years ago. In that year. Made to Order Realty Construction To OP tor V regis' Start With 35 Houses looks The Realty Construct ion Co. soon as possible after plans are 140711C wants to start its huge house- approved. If sales are adequate, building project here with 5 homes he said, the houses will be HI near the intersection of Lovejoy finished by next spring. and Dascornb rds. Mr. Sartorelli stressed his wish Judge Alfred Sartorelli, meeting to build at a rate agreeable to the with the Board of Public Works town and to follow the town's Re Monday night, said 14 of the regulations as laid down by the houses will be on lots along the Planning Board and Board of streets, while 14 will be developed Public Works. lie told Board Car on back land. It has been es- members that it would be prefer- timated that the firm may construct able not to file a plan for the At about 300 houses on land it entire development, because a- acquired from Mrs. Ray Youmans. round a quarter of a million dollar Members of the I3PW agreed bond would be needed; plus the been that water will be available for probability that the 300-plus house engin the 36 houses, providing proper lots would be taxed as such at a (:onst size pipe is installed. time when it would be impossible enter And the Board also seemed in to build on them. 35 ho general agreement that the con- The BPW agreed that 35 houses Cat struction firm may be allowed to seemed proper — and suggested house extend the Clark rd. sewer, at its that a plan be filed showing a sewei own expense, to provide facilities somewhat larger number of lots on et for the 35 •homes. in the sub-division itself, so that if a, the Board's rule that only half the sewa: Joseph Lawler, of the Camp, lots can be serviced with water in city. firm,Dresser was and on McKee hand to engineering discuss the 18 lessening months thewould number apply, of without actual not al proposals. Ile told the Board that 35 hi the treatment plant in the Vale of tht will not handle more than the 35 PERSON-L-WISE Thi homes and warned that not another EMPLOYMENT AGENCY than possi service could be tied in to the 477 ESSEX ST., LAW. MU 6-1371 have system after the proposed houses Various Positions Available are hooked in. It would be possi- rather • Managerial • Industrial there ble, he explained, to double the • Stenographic . Drafting capacity of the plant, at a cost OUR HELP AMIABLY OIVEN (( of about $60,000. But Lawler ad vised against this, stating that the over-all sewer plan calls for servicing the area in of her ways. Does your home need repairing this season? Re-roofed? Thus money spent on enlarging [1' Re-sided? But you know best what your house needs. the plant would eventually be Qssi ils• wasted, he warned. • Judge Sartorelli expressed com- gfidasii See us for a modernization or repair loan. You can repay the en- lete confidence that the house pre Pots could be individually handled tire amount in three years in convenient monthly installments. with septic tanks, if necessary. But he said his firm wishes to MOVING plc enter the sewer if that is possible. tor Ile said his firm will file pre- 601 liminary plans with the Planning AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES Board within 30 days and hopes STORAGE dst to get started on construction as .eIv a t PRIVATE PACKING 01111 DINING ROOM available for parties up to 118 Wedding, Receptions, Ban- Bay State Mer hants quets ... for every occasion. Cava am& NA 1 IONAL BANK

4 WM. B. KENT 84 MAIN ST. ANDOVER AND SONS 550 TURNPIKE ST . TEL. 119 9 Charles NO. ANDOVER STEAK HOUSE I . Ht S. : : AmPL t_ PARKING r ACILITIES PHONE MU 3-9434 RUMP STEAK FOR TWO IN LAWRENCE A. BOW Move $6.25 23b ESSEX ST. — 590 ESSEX ST. — 29 BROADWAY Cor. ESSEX ST. All Ways FULL COURSE DINNER Is Mt MRI:H Ft:DIMAL HLS1:11VE FLDLHAL. DLIA ,SIT FORM'. Phone Law MU 2-7732 ROUTES 125 — 133 Near Airport, No. Andover

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