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•COPYRIGHT 1981 WILMINGTON NEWS CO. INC. 26TH YEAR - NO. 10 AIL RIGHTS RESERVED WILMINGTON, MASS., MARCH 11, 1981 PUB NO 63b 340 658-2346 34 PAGES $5m suit over housing halt
Wilmington's rejection of the would require the Wilmington and insofar as a municipality two proposed housing projects Housing Authority to proceed may lawfully do so, grant last year has promoted the with a comprehensive permit deviations from the building code developer to file a $5 million law (Chapter 774) application. The and make zoning changes to allow suit. The suit covers a wide range suit also seeks to prevent further the development to proceed. of charges, naming a long list of interference with the projects. The WHA then, the suit said, defendants, including the town of In its 18-page complaint, sought and obtained funding Wilmington, the Board of Berkshire Builders gave seven through HUD first for 25 units of Selectmen, the Wilmington counts against the defendants. In low-income family housing and Housing Authority (WHA) and the first count, Berkshire charges then for 80 units of elderly the Concerned Citizens of that the town, the selectmen and housing. In November, 1979, the Wilmington (CCW). the housing authority have denied WHA advertised for proposals, In addition to $2 million in decent housing to low-income and the plaintiff submitted its damages and $3 million in families. proposals for the two projects in punitive damages, the suit also The second count charges that January 1960. seeks action to bring about the the defendants have sought to In March of 1980, the suit said, building of the projects. The suit deprive the plaintiff of its rights the WHA selected the plaintiff's i relative to the construction of the proposal as most acceptable, and projects, with an intent to submitted it to HUD for review discriminate against the potential and concurrence. On June 18, tenants on the basis of race and HUD notified the WHA that it had Haunted national origin. approved the plaintiff's The third count relates to the proposals, subject to certain plaintiff's economic injury, in- conditions. The plaintiff, The Herbert C. Barrows Berkshire, was then notified on Auditorium at Wilmington High cluding funds spent and loss of anticipated profits. June 23, 1980, that it had been School will be haunted this selected as the developer, the suit weekend by members of the The fourth count charges that the CCW by its officers, directors said. senior class. In mid-July, the suit said, the The Senior Class Play, "My and members interfered with the project development. The count selectmen scheduled a special Sing The Wilmington Kiwanis Club held iu annual family night Monday at the Favorite Haunt," will be cites as interference the CCW town meeting for August 25, at Hillview Country Club in North Reading. The entertainment was provided presented on Friday and which the WHA could submit two Saturday evenings at 8 p.m. seeking to recall WHA members, along by a pair of professional*, Joe and Teri, with some help from children, who seeking to have the town take the warrant articles. Teri led in a sing-along. Prom left, Todd McCowan, Greg Greenhow, Aman- Featured in lead roles are Susan On July 22, residents of Gedney, Allen Rongone and project site by eminent domain, da Greenhow, Daneen Martin, and in front, Leah Eisenberg. To the right is persuading the selectmen to with- Wilmington conducted a meeting . Leane Smith. The play is directed at St. Dorothy's Church, at which Kiwanian Ken McCowan. by Mrs. Irene Sharp Brennan. draw their support, seeking to force the WHA to withdraw its time, the suit alleges, various application for a comprehensive selectmen and residents ex- permit. pressed opposition to the projects. Two new candidates as The fifth count charges the The suit alleges that said op- WHA with breach of contract. position was being based on the The sixth count charges that 0. I race, national origin, wealth and selectmen did not cooperate with age of prospective occupants. filing deadline nears the WHA, thus viqlating The suit charges that the cooperative agreements signed selectmen, on August 11, Two new candidates have Other positions on the ballot are by the selectmen in 1977. maliciously, in bad faith and in emerged for Wilmington's town for one seat on the housing The seventh count charges that violation of the cooperation election. authority, two seats on the school the selectmen and the CCW in- agreement, rescinded their ap- Barbara Sullivan of Gunderson committee, and the position of terfered with the contract bet- proval of the August 25 special Road has taken out papers for town moderator. ween the WHA and Berkshire. town meeting, intending thereby selectman, creating an in- Running for housing authority The suit names as defendants to defeat the proposed projects. teresting race of three candidates are Warren Newhouse, Elmer the town, the Board of Selectmen, The WHA then, on Sept. 8, voted for two seats. She will face in- Parker and Vaughn Suprenant. and Wilmington Housing to apply for a comprehensive cumbents Aldo Caira and Rocco School committeemen Philp Authority, plus the Concerned permit. The suit said that the DePasquale on the ballot on April Fenton and James Tighe are both Citicens of Wilmington. The suit application for this permit was 18. candidates for re-election. also names individual members signed on November 3 and filed on The vacant seat on the Bridget Zukas is also a school of the boards and the citizens November 25. Wilmington Redevelopment committee candidate. Moderator group. In the case of the Housing The suit charges that defen- Authority has attracted a can- John Callan is unopposed in the Authority members, they are dants Gorman, Cassidy, Nixon, didate. Jay J. Donovan of Jones election. named only in their official Theodos, Gillis, McLaughlin, Avenue has taken out papers. The filing deadline for capacities. In the case of the Dyas, DeLuca and Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNamara, who now holds nomination papers is Monday, selectmen and the CCW people, McNeill conspired to deprive the seat, decided not to run, and March 16 at 5 p.m. The deadline they are named in their official potential project occupants and until this week, no candidate had for taking out papers was March capacities and as individuals as the plaintiff of equal protection, come forward for the position. 11 well. and equal privileges under the Named as defendants are law. selectmen Robert Cain, Daniel The CCW then petitioned for a Water main to be extended Ballou, Rocco DePasquale, John special town meeting, seeking the recall of WHA members, the suit an appointed Water Extension Imbimbo and Aldo Cairo (sic); Eight petitioners were present Housing Authority members said, and the taking of the land on on March 5 at the Board of Water Committee, which used to assign which the projects were to be $30,000 in work for each year, Barbara Larson, Lorraine Commissioners for a public Brozyna, George Hooper, Kevin built. The town meeting was held hearing for a new water main, to which money would then be voted on December 8. by the town meeting. McMillan, and Melvin Keough; be installed on South Main Street. CCW officers James Gorman, The suit charges that a vast All eight signed the petition. It is somewhat ironic that the majority of the voters at the water extension committee was Robert Cassidy, and Tracy Three others did not make an Nixon; CCW directors Paul special town meeting were appearance. about to recommend south Main Theodos, Daniel Gillis, Edward T. unalterably motivated by a class- The 10 inch water main will Street, the year before the town based prejudice and fear con- voted for betterments in water McLaughlin and George Dyas, start at Eames Street and go and CCW members Anthony cerning federally subsidized low- south to the vicinity of the extensions. The people on south income housing. Main Street, at that time gave up DeLuca, Duncan McNeill and Hampshire Press. The expected Margaret McNeill. The suit charges that Gorman, cost is to be $27 a running foot, to their preferred position for a The suit presents as facts a as president of CCW, presented be paid for by abuttors. water main. The residents of history of the process by which and advocated a warrant article The town has used betterments another street, they felt, had the WHA sought to bring the for recall of elected officials, with Erik Croswell stole the show at Kiwanis fami- for water extensions for the past more need. housing projects to Wilmington, the clear intent and purpose to ly night, Monday evening. Seated on the 25 years. Prior to that there was and an account of how the town intimidate WHA members into Hit of came to vote against such housing withdrawing their support for the loudspeaker, he helped out with the musical comprehensive permit ap- the Show entertainment. Erik is the grandson of Kiwanis Is your garden 'bugged? in the December special town meeting. plication. Vice President Dick Fudge. A course to be presented based on the unique and intricate According to the suit, the The suit charges that Gorman Monday night holds the behavioral patterns of the insects. selectmen in 1977, and again in also presented a warrant article possibility of being one of the Lecturer John Scoggins will 1979 entered into an agreement to take the project site by eminent more interesting, or at least present an illustrated program with the WHA where the WHA domain, with a purpose to thereby unusual subjects ever presented showing how to recognize insects, would seek federal funding for interfere with development and WILMINGTON VOTERS in the Wilmington Community the damage they do, and how to approximately 135 units of construction of the projects. Schools program. control them. housing, and would then develop On December 15, the suit said, The subject will be bugs, or The program will be presented such a project. The town would in response to harassment, You are invited more properly, garden insects. Mon., Mar. 16 at 7 p.m. at furnish services for the tenants, threats, and pressure put on it by to a The course will cover the Wilmington High School. A fee of CCW, its officers, directors and behavior of common insects, both $2 will be charged. For members, and by Wilmington, by Party Campaign Kick off harmful and beneficial, found in registration, call 658-3205. The its selectmen, the WHA withdrew backyard gardens. Treatment program is presented by the Jazz show its application for a com- prehensive permit. Join in for proposals will also be discussed, Wilmington Community Schools. The Wilmington High Sqhpol Music Department will holdits FEATURE HOME OF THE WEEK eighth annual Jazz Show at 7:30 Selectman Rocco DePasquale p.m. March 25 at the Herbert C Barrows Auditorium in the high Friday, March 20, 8 - 12 p.m. school on Church Street, Wilmington. K of C Had REALTY WORLD • The concert will feature a 20 Free pizza and beer piece Jazz-Rock Ensemble and a Farest-Conant Realty, Inc. 16 member Jazz Singer Ensemble Coloniol Pork Mall and will be telecast live on Pol. Ad«. 33 Lowell St. RHa DtPasqu* 45 IJasa ft, MafcajM Wilmington Twtataicy Commercial rawf lot this w**n» Channel 6, Cable TV. shop garage on Rt 38 The nut 5 Mrm, 2 oath 658-3010 Admission will be $2.00 to ranch could be the ideal situation to wort at horn* benefit the Music Activity and Let us feature your home bore 11*9,900 Cal tw o»<»* Scholarship Fund. 2 TOWN CRIER, MARCH 11. 1981 coming Swimming events programs Wed.. Mar. II: 9:30 to 11 a.m. f and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Rep. Jim at Tech Miceli at 4A Colonial Park Mall. Wed., Mar. 11: 7:30 p.m. Water discussion at Wil. Pub Lib by Registration is now open for LWV. Public invited. swimming programs to be held at the Shawsheen Tech pool. The Wed.. Mar. 11: 8 p.m. St. following offerings are available Thomas Women's Club Spring to residents of the Shawsheen Fashion Show. Tickets 658-8879. Community during April. Wed.. Mar. U: 8 p.m. Parents Swim School: - Swimming without Partners Newcomers instruction for children four to 14 meeting at No. Andover VFW Rt. years of age is given by trained 125 at Park St., 688-1133 for info. Shawsheen students under the direction of a Red Cross Water Than., Mar. 12: 9:30 to 11 a.m. Safety Instructor. and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. J. Three days per week classes: Miceli at Tewks. Town Hall. Meet Monday, Wednesday and Than., Mar. 12: 7:45 p.m. Friday from April 6 to May 1. meeting of Tewks. Newcomers Registration: Call Shawsheen Chib at F.I. Carter and Sons Tech at 667-2111, Monday through greenhouse Rte. 38. Info. 851- Friday between 1:45 and 2:45 5829. p.m. Ask for the aquatic director. Taurs., Mar. 12: 8 p.m. Monthly Cost is $8.00 for eight lessons, meeting of Royal Canadian payable at the first lesson. Legion at Wil. Am. Legion Hall. Two days per week classes: Meet Tuesday and Thursday Fri., Mar. 13: Last day to April 7 through May 7 with register for the beginning and registration the same as above. advanced "Learning to be The cost will be $8.00 for eight Assertive" classes by Wil. Fam. lessons payable at the first lesson. Counseling Service. Call 658-9889 American Red Cross Water between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Safety Instructor's course: To be Fri., and Sat., Mar. 13 and 14: 8 taught on Monday, Wednesday The Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra has been in rehearsal for its con- and Friday from 2:30 to 5 p.m. p.m. W.H.S. senior class play Concert Sunday, March. 22 starting April 6. Those enrolled "My Favorite Haunt" at W.H.S. cert in Wakefield on March 22. Peter Enos of Wilmington is the trombone player at must be 17 years of age and hold Barrows Auditorium. upper left. Advanced Life Saving. Ap- Sat., Mar. 14: 8 p.m. St. plicants will be screened for Patrick's organ concert by Ken knowledge of stroke and turning Wilson at Hammond Castle. Local students in techniques. Sat., Mar. 14 and 21: 7 p.m. Showsheen Tech Dates: April 6 through May 29. Spotlighter Cabaret at VFW Hall, Youth Symphony concert Register with the local American Rt. 38, Wil. 667-4337 for tickets. Red Cross. Cost will be $20.00. honor roll The Greater Boston Youth The GBYSO is a non profit Family Swim: Monday through Son., Mar. 15: 1 p.m. Annual Symphony Orchestra will per- organization supported in larger Friday from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for Drumhead election of Wilm. The honor roll for Shawsheen Raymond Busser, Brian Camp- form its annual scholarship part by community contributions, adults and children accompanied Minutemen at Minutemen H.Q., Tech has been released with the bell, Jennifer Cantwell, Scott concert at the Wakefield Junior and has a scholarship fund by adults. Pool is divided to Harnden Tavern grounds. following students named: - Carty, James Cooney, Mark Dec, High School Auditorium on Sun., providing aid to talented mem- provide opportunities for lap and recreational swimming. The Sun., Mar. 15: 2 p.m. Emblem Wilmington Maria Francis, Leah Gizzi. March 22 at 3 p.m. bers when needed. Freshmen Beverly Henderson, Robert The orchestra includes three Tickets for the Wakefield program is continuous throughout Club installation at Elks Hall, year and participants may South St., Tewks. Eric Berry, Patricia Dickerson, Hill, Daniel Jacquard, Lisa students from Wilmington, Peter scholarship concert may be ob- Kelley Dillon, Craig Holbrook, LaCreta, Jill Larrabee, Carolyn Enos, Bob Magliozzi and Jannie tained from Americo Enos of 25 register at the door. Cost is $10.00 Mon., Mar. 1<: 7 p.m. "Garden Michael Lacey, Paula Melanson, MacDonald, Susan Maclnnis, Wolff. GBYSO membership Dadant Drive, Wilmington (657- per month for the whole family; Insects" lecture at W.H.S. $2 Lorraine Murray, Robert Robin Mayo, Peter Michaels, includes more than 200 students 7281) assistant chairman of the $8.00 per month for individuals; registration, 658-3205. Sgrosso. John Murphy, Deborah Nutile, from 78 communities in four parents committee. Tickets are $2.00 per month for senior Sophomores David Piantaggini, Michael states. The membership is $3.50 for adults, and $2 for citizens. Mon., Mar. 16: 7:30 p.m. An- Eric Carpenter, Christine Sheehan, Lynn White, Donald students and senior citizens. nual meeting of Wil. Youth divided into senior and repretory Deprez, Glen Grabowski, Wood. orchestras. Hockey at Chestnut Street Christopher Harkins, Jeffrey Clubhouse. Public invited. Maye, Ellen Roberts, Leo Walsh. CARD OF THANKS DYSON WILMINGTON Hommond • lowry Mon., Mar. 16:8 p.m. Free film, Juniors Thank you to all our COMMUNITY SCHOOL, INC. George , Amidon, George friends for their thought- MCANS «* "Treasures of Tut" at fulness during our recent Congregational Church, Tewks. Boudreau, Gene Carroll, Snelia i - . i ■ bereavement. ChuUenng li 0f A SPECIAL Center. Kennison, Kevin Lange, William Family of Kohl-. Co.npbeU ONE NIGHT COURSE Tues.. Mar. 17: 7:30 p.m. Wallace, Ronald Leonard. Harold M. Murray Seniors 173 Wildwood St.. New & Used PIANOS Meeting at St. Dorothy's Rectory Judith Tighe Wilmington for "Strawberry Faire." Janet Backman, Bernice DYSON Bernard, Michelle Cornish, Piano - Organ GARDEN Dianne Dalton, Elizabeth Wed., Mar. 18:6:30 p.m. Dinner in Who's Who M S°'«« S.rvic. A and guest night (Don Kent) by DeMarco, Linda Dodge, Sheila 9 Rio 110. Dr
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27 Gunderson Road obituaries Wilmington, Massachusetts March 9. 1981 Private services for Hilda Buck Dorothy Babcock, AN OPEN LETTER TO THE VOTERS OF WILMINGTON Dear Voters: Mrs. Hilda M. Buck, a native David, Christopher and Timothy and long-time resident of Mid- Norton. Wilmington native I have decided to become a candidate for the Board of Selectmen in the upcoming elec- dlesex Avenue, Wilmington Private funeral services were tion because I believe that in democratic elections there should be some choices and passed away at the Green Grove held at the Nichols Funeral Mrs. Dorothy F. Babcock because I am concerned about a number of issues in Wilmington related to the effects of Nursing Home in North Reading (Faulkner), a resident of Woburn Home, 187 Middlesex Ave., Street, Wilmington died suddenly Proposition 2 1/2, the environment, housing and the effects of inflation on low and mid- March 4 after a lengthy illness. Wilmington Friday, March 6 with dle income families. Mrs. Buck was the widow of in Samaritan Hospital, Troy, N.Y. the Rev. William Murdoch of the Friday March 6. Rodney E. Buck and the mother Wilmington Congregational Because I plan to campaign on these and other issues, I will not be spending large of Mrs. Evelyn M. Norton of Born in Wilmington, Mrs. amounts of money on political advertising which provides very little information about a Church officiating. Burial Babcock was the widow of Ralph Wilmington. Mrs. Buck is also followed in Wildwood Cemetery, candidate's views and capabilities. Instead, over the next six weeks, I would like to meet survived by three grandsons G. Babcock and the mother of Wilmington.—- Priscilla Darling of Troy. with as many people as possible to share my views and hear your concerns about Funeral services were held at Wilmingt'm. Rose Harnish was born in Iceland the Nichols Funeral Home, If you are interested in arranging a coffee hour please contact me at 658-1,391,. 1 would also Wee to meet with various civic organizations and will be available by telephone to Rose F. (O'Mara) Harnish, Johnson, Supt. of the Methuen Wilmington Tuesday March 10 at formerly of Wilmington died Water Department; two brothers, 11 a.m. with the Rev. H. Allen answer any questions related to my campaign. March 4 at the Steven Hall George of Andover and Richard Tagdell of the Leichester Thank you for considering my candidacy. Convalescent Home, North An- J. of Hollis, N.H. One grand- Federated Church officiating. Sincerely, dover following a long illness. daughter and a nephew also Burial took place in Wildwood Pol Adv. M. Barbara Sullivan She was 80 years old. survive. Cemetery, Wilmington. Born in County Cork, Ireland, A funeral mass was offered Mrs. Harnish had been a resident Saturday, March 7 from St. Regional is of Wilmington before moving to Lucy's Church, Methuen. Burial ti Methuen four years ago. She was followed in the family lot, Farm Enridwd Health Center Scr««n«d Loam rW 51 WCRKMANSHIP • SATISFACTION. GJARANTFFD the widow of Warden J. Harnish Wildwood Cemetery, Wilmington. $14 per yard Funeral arrangements were and is survived by her daughter UnicrMnad Loam Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) J. under the direction of the Pollard Friends, relatives and loved $11 per yyd Funeral Home. ones honored by cohtrTBGlions in Farm Manurt their memory to the Regional $8 per yard Francis Godbout was Health Center in Wilmington this Barkwood Mulch FENCESBY week include: $15 per yard maintence man at DeMoulas In memory of Ruth York, from n Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNamara. $5.50 per yard d Francis J. Godbout, of 9 He was the husband of Mrs. In memory of Harold M. Faulkner Ave., Wilmington died Gladys A. (Anderson) Godbout Hones BoarM Murray from Helen and Bob $110 per month Tuesday, March 3 at New and is survived by his two Allen. England Memorial Hospital. Mr. children, John F. and Donna M. In memory of Margaret Allaire Discounts Godbout, who was 55 years of age, available for FECAS Godbout both of Wilmington. Old Fences from La Verne Randell. large quantities OF BELMONT Swimming Pools was born in Cambridge, the son of Funeral services were held at Removed the late Helen (King) and the late In memory of William E. Prompt Daliviry Let us show you Privacy Slats the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Witherspoon, from"The Gals 7 days a week John Godbout. He lived in why our fences are of All Heights Funeral Home, 374 Main St., Club- All Types Cambridge for many years prior exceptionally high quality Repairs Wilmington Friday at 11:30 a.m. In memory of William E. WEISS Ch , 4 TOWN CRIER, MARCH 11, 1981 Donna DeVlta to wed Ballou heads cancer drive Wilmington crime watch Edward Powers play in the continuing fight to Daniel H. Ballou. Jr. of 194 mittee working at the grass roots by Officer Bill Gable prying open a window in order to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. level, I know we'll go even better control cancer," said Ballou. Spring is just around the corner get in. Trim shrubs to just below DeVita of Henry J. Drive, Woburn St., Wilmington will "Support of research is one way serve as Cancer Crusade in reaching our 1981 Crusade goal and so is yard work. It won't be the window. Now for the tall Tewksbury have announced the of $2,723,000." to fight, but I wonder how many shrubs located next to the front engagement of their daughter Chairman in Wilmington, ac- people realize that we could save long and we will be out in the yard cording to State Crusade The 1981 Cancer Crusade will and garden doing those things we door. They provide an excellent Donna M. DeVita to Edward F. culminate on April 28 with a many more lives from cancer hiding place for the prowler. The Powers son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chairpersons Thomas and right now with the knowledge we must to get our lawns green, Rosemary Costin. house-to-house solicitation in shrubs pruned and seeds planted. police don't have x-ray vision and Powers, also of Tewksbury. Wilmington and throughout the already have. Many cancers, if cannot see behind them. Don't Miss DeVita and her fiance are Ballou is employed in the office detected early and treated Now is the time to start planning of the Massachusetts Attorney state, Coston said. Statewide, some environmental security. cut them down, but trim them graduates of Tewksbury more than 100,000 volunteers will promptly, are highly curable. from about three feet off the Memorial High School. She at- General where he works in the "The emphasis of the 1981 What do we mean by En- Public Protection Bureau, participate in this effort. vironmental Security? ground and starting from the tended Northern Essex Com- "Each individual, young and Crusade is on the individual. outside in toward the trunk. It munity College and is currently Consumer Division. His office is We're out to tell people that it's Security means making our located at One Ashburton Place in old, male or female, has a part to home safe and secure and the may look something like a top, employed as a medical assistant what they don't know about but if someone is trying to hide to Dr. David L. Singer of the McCormick Building, Boston. cancer that can hurt them. We environment is our yard and Ballou is a life-long resident of property. While you are planning behind it they will be seen at least Lexington. want each one of them to become from the knees down. Edward received a degree in Wilmington and serves on the familiar with our cancer control your yard, consider triming those Board of Selectmen. He is a shrubs that are covering • the While you are outside please criminal justice from Northern programs. check those outside lights and Essex Community College and is member of various civic groups Ballou urged Wilmington windows of the house. It's true such as the Knights of Columbus, that they provide you with some replace the burned out bulbs. a recent graduate of the residents to join in the Help the police keep your neigh- Massachusetts State Police Council No. 4982, American Massachusetts Cancer Crusade privacy but they also give the Legion Post 136, Democratic house breaker cover while he is borhood secure. Academy, Framingham. He is by becoming ACS volunteers, currently on the police force in Town Committee, I.A.A.B.O. having a health checkup and Board No. 95 of Lowell, Billerica giving generously when their Carlisle. Irish-American Club. The wedding is planned for American Cancer Society October 11 in St. William's In making the announcement, volunteer calls. Mr. Coston said, "The citizens of Any resident interested in Church. the Commonwealth raised helping Ballou reach this goal $2,571,473 last year, exceeding our may contact him by calling 658- goal by more than $11,000. This 3763 or 658-4902. year, with Ballou and his com- ATTARIAN: Jennifer Marie, second child, first daughter to Mr. letters to the editor and Mrs. James Attarian (Patricia Wheeler), of 5 Taft Rd., Dear Larz: exhibit a number of complex meeting that they would go along Wilmington on March 6 at New What are the proponents of skills, such as driving a vehicle in with the vote of the people. Are England Memorial Hospital. Prop 2V4 losing when a police emergency situations; firing a they now reversing that com- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. officer is laid off as a tax saving weapon accurately under ex- mitment to the town? William Wheeler of Peabody and effort? tremely varied conditions; My question is: In whose in- Cures Mr. and Mrs. James Attarian of In 90 percent of the cases it is a maintaining agility, endurance terest is the WHA working They Maiden. say the elderly and low income professional who has put himself and strength, and showing facility CIARAMITARO: Rachel Faith, through college to earn a degree in self-defense and apprehension, residents are those they the common represent, but these people do not third child, first daughter to Mr. in law enforcement. It is a person as in taking a person into custody and Mrs. Benjamin Ciaramitaro who was told when he was hired with a minimum of force; endure want their help at the expense of their neighbors and their children burglary. of Gould Street, Stoneham on that there was a need for his verbal and physical abuse from February 25 at Melrose- services, but now that 2^ is law, citizens and offenders (as when while the builders are getting rich. Wakefield Hospital. he is told his services are no placing a person under arrest or Call your local police. Grandparents include Mr. and longer wanted. facing day-in, day-out race The questions raised against this building have not yet been MASSACHUSETTS Mrs. Dwight Maxwell of Loumac What people forget is; the prejudice); while using only CRIME Road, Wilmington and Mr. and criminal will not cut his budget by necessary force in the per- answered. The ecology issue alone is enough of a deterent. WATCH Mrs. Steve Ciaramitaro of 15 percent as all police depart- formance of his fundtion. He Ballard Street, Saugus. ments are asked to, but will must tolerate stress in a These wet lands need to be preserved for our good and that of continue to prey upon the citizens multitude of forms, such as KUMM: Brian Kenneth, first and businesses in the cities and meeting the violent behavior of a all future residents of Wilmington and other areas. child to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth towns of Mass. with more vigor mob, arousing people in a burning E Kumm of Hill Street, Ext., The population increase in and energy than ever. The tax- building, coping with the Tewksbury on February 15 at payers have spoken, but did they pressures of a high-speed chase these times of cut back is another issue not to mention the HUD Winchester Hospital. say by their vote that they do not or a weapon being fired at him; or Grandparents include Mr. and want the police protection they dealing with a woman bearing a rules which could give us ad- ditional problems. Mrs. James Burke of Glendale have had in the past? child; exhibit personal courage in bits & pieces Circle, Wilmington and Mr. and This is what will be lost as each the face of dangerous situations Thank you, Elaine Tucker Mrs. Kenneth Kumm of Carson officer is let go, and in most cases which may result in serious in- Avenue. never to wear the blue uniform jury or death; maintain a Expected home Treasures of Tutankhamen" Jim White, West Street, The Friendly Guild of the Great-grandparents are Mrs. his town's finest again. In the balanced perspective in the face Dear Larz: Fred F. Cain of Stoneham; Mr. town of Tewksbury all of the of constant exposure to the worst Wilmington is expected home Tewksbury Congregational I understand two things hap- from Winchester Hospital later Church together with the Patten and Mrs. John F. Burke of officers are first responders and side of human nature; exhibit a pened at the Housing Authority Pompano Beach, Fla ., and Mrs. certified in CPR and are trained high level of personal integrity this week. Library will present a film, "The meeting lastoted to send a letter Treasures of Tutankhamen," Louise McCarthy, Wakefield. to cope with most medical and ethical conduct; refrain from to H.U.D. asking them not to take emergencies they encounter. accepting bribes or favors, Drumhead election narrated by Orson Wells on any further action, (such as with- The annual Drumhead election Monday, March 16 at 8 p.m. at the What most people forget is that provide impartial law en- drawing their funding for the MacMULLEN: Ronald they are patrolling the streets 24 forcement, etc. of officers will be held Sunday, Church, Main and East Streets, Richard, first child to Mr. and projects near DeMoulas), pen- March 15 at 1 p.m. by Wilmington Tewksbury Center. The public is hours a day, seven days a week Question: Is society naive ding the outcome of Berkshire Mrs. Ronald MacMullen of trying to control the bloodshed enough to find, maintain and then Minutemen at their headquarters invited. Woburn Street, Wilmington on Builders legal suits against the on the Harnden Tavern grounds. and the mayhem which seems to discard such men and still expect W.H.A., selectmen, and in- March 2 at New England be everywhere nowadays. the same coverage they have Memorial Hospital. dividuals named in their suit. Somebody snitched Lenten programs The officer's pay does not enjoyed in the past? Police of- I could understand Berkshire Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. match the qualifications of the job ficers are also taxpayers in their Red McLaughlin, of Tewksbury The First Baptist Church of Richard DeLuca of Woburn Builders writing to H.U.D. with Inn, on whom somebody "snit- and never will. The point of respective towns and by virtue of that request in the hope that they Tewksbury at 1500 Andover St. Street, Wilmington and Mr. and livability comes with many hours their jobs, know the dangers of ched" became a year wiser on (Rt. 133) will present a series of Mrs. Ronald MacMullen of would win their case and still March 10. in extra details and overtime and not maintaining adequate have the money available to start Sunday evening programs on the Radcliff Road. most of that is paid by outside protection to its fullest. construction. But why would our theme "Living for Christ." It is a contractors, not by the town. He Officer Paul E. Doherty, Back from convention series of films and speakers given CORRECTION Housing Authority want the Nancy Coolberth of Church loves the job and took it strictly to Tewksbury money to remain available, when to inspire the spirit of service. Police Department Street, Wilmington recently ROGERS. Daniel Thomas, first be of help to people and most of they were told by town vote tqthe Everyone is invited to par- child to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas them have received letters of returned from a week's con- ticipate. A free will offering will townspeople did not want the vention of the Society of Rogers of Chestnut Street, commendation and cards of project built? be received to help with costs. Wilmington on February 20 at thanks for doing just that. Hemopheresis, held in Columbus, The time is 6:15 p.m. and The second thing to happen, Ohio. Winchester Hospital. Protecting lives and property is was the vote they took not to discussion and refreshments will Grandparents include Mr. and their business and your in- resubmit their articles on the Arts and Flowers follow the program. Mrs. Joseph Rogers, Sr. of surance, take away your in- town warrant, thereby making it Arts and flowers sculpture and March 15: Discussion led by Tewksbury, Mrs. Barbara surance and you wind up in Dear Larz: clear they wanted no further flower arrangements by Ann the Rev. Thomas Rice. Townsend of Enid, Oklahoma, turmoil. Since the Wilmington Housing input from the townspeople. Lange of Andover will be March 22: Film, "How Good The qualifications of a police and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gangi Authority voted to ask HUD to It was made clear enough at the - presented by the Tewksbury Art Life Can Be." Jr. of Wilmington. officer are numerous. Here is a extend the time limit allowing December Special Town Meeting. Guild and the Rolling Meadow March 29: Film, "Follow Me." sample of things he encounters: April 5: Speaker, Ms. Kay Great-grandmother is them to build the elderly and low The taxpayers of Wilmington do Garden Club on Monday, March Evangeline Murray of He must make prompt and income housing behind not want H.U.D. projects built in 23, beginning at 8 p.m. Doherty. Wilmington. effective decisions, sometimes in DeMoulas, I am writing to their town!! Why does the W.H.A. The event will be held in the old April 12: Film, "Sharing." life and death situations, and be question the credibility of the refuse to close the doors on that chapel at Tewksbury State able to size up a situation quickly WHA. issue? Hospital. There will be a guest and take appropriate action; They clearly stated at town Linda Snyder fee of $1.50. ®0uiit^(!lwr cVieWs On | tTrhibftbtirn - fllilnmmt iiii plan your'next Cental Healths Publication Number 63S-340 1 function with us.. By RANDALL SMITH, D.O.S.'I An independently owned newspaper published every Wednesday by \ The Wilmington News Company, Inc. c Wilmington office; Tewksbury office; WILMIHGTON s 364 Middlesex Avenue 792 Main Street P.O. Box 460 P.O. Box 68 FACIAL PAIN IN I Wilmington, Mass. 01887 Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 SONS OF ITALY (617) 658-2346 (617) 851-5091 FUNCTION HALL MOTORCYCLISTS With the onset of coolet the face which is why these | Publisher Capt Larz Neilson' Advertising Manager C. Stuart Neilson BALLARDVALE ST..WILMINGTON ( • weather, dentists around the patients usually make a bee- Editor . Larz F Neilson Circulation Manager Cathy Pacini PACKAGE DEALS AVAILABLE | country ■ especially in colder line to the dentist f Sports Editor Rick Cooke Bits 4 Pieces Editor Elizabeth Downs I climates • usually have an in- The cause has nothing to*, CALL 657-4141 YOUR HOME flux of young adult patients do with the teeth, but rather? Staff: Elaine DePasquale. Flora Kasabuski. Eleanor Riddle. 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Inc (or • cycles without any face teeth extracted However.- dollar discount to subscribers who renew the symptoms are easily! errors in advertisements A reprint will be protection from the wind during January without receiving a renewal made of any part of an advertisement m treated in the office Thee Is Your Insurance Keeping In (This can drop the effective notice After Feb. 1. renewal notices are which the error affects the value of an temparature by many best therapy, however, is for! mailed at the full price. advertised item. ) degrees as a combination of motorcyclists to wear face I * protection during cold" Second class postage paid at Wilmington. Step, Talk To Us! cold and increased wind Mass 01887 * SOCIAL CALENDAR I against the face. weather I The pain usually involves A public service to .«•»• promote hotter dental I Softball Fund Raiser | both sides of the face and NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ■EDELL BIOTHEIS I sets in about two hours after With. „»*''<'*» — m Pizza Party - March 20 the motorcycle ride It will be Prom tho office of: f INSUIANCE ACBKT IMC. RANDALL SMITH,* r,..*.„f=T RJHSUSTAINING a constant, rather than inter- 4M» g MEMBER-197* Anniversary Dinner-Dance - March 27 402 Main St. Wilmington. Mati 01817 • mittent pain. It will be D.D.8. M Wllmlni-ton I Roed, Burlinftoa. | m T.I.phono 651-9116 A 944-4470 I located in the tooth area of THIS NOTICE FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS ONLY Phone: 272-0640. 9 (Umr Sports Wilmington Youth Hockey Midget A's State Champs Wilmington's Midget A's are Scott Campbell and Ed Wilmington I in two of the three the Division II State Champs Laquidara played excellent in net periods (overall 36-25) and came after last weekend's nailbiting for the two games, and were to up with a pair of goals in each tournament action, with three get even better for the finaltwo. period enroute to a 6-2 victory. other Wilmington teams getting Sunday morning in Woburn the Wilmington I managed two shots at state titles this coming boys took on a determined goals (one each in the second and weekend. Chelmsford team and finally beat third stanza) which were an- The Bantam A's, Pee Wee B's them by skating hard in the third swered on both occasions by a and the Midget Division I club all period to pull out a 4-2 victory. pair of Wilmington II scores. will be involved in tourney play at Scott Campbell held the op- Goaltending duties were various cites this weekend. position to just two goals in the handled by Derek Sencebaugh for The Midget A's played with a fast moving game. Wilmington Wilmington II (23 of 25 stops) as * lot of heart for their coach Bill goals were by Bob Curran with he stopped a number of testers Wolfe, who had to watch from the two, Fran • O'Hearn and Bob from in close, and John McNally stands. The team was coached O'Connell. for Wilmington I (30 of 36 stops), adeptly by Ray Gaud and In the championship game, including a bunch of scrambling assistant Brian McLean. Team Somerville was coming off a saves on rebounds and slam-bang members are: Scott Campbell, tough contest with Woburn, plays. goal; Bob Williams, defense; Jim beating them in overtime, 5-4. Scorers for Wilmington I in- Smith, forward; Bill Curran, This game was a nerve wracker cluded Eric Peters, who scored forward; FranO'Hearn, defense; from start to finish,with the his first career goal early in the. Ray Durling, forward; Sten winning goal scored with 1:52 left. second period on a crisp 15 foot Larson, forward; Kevin Smith, Ed Laquidara made many fine drive assisted by Steve Arena to forward; Bob O'Connell, for- stops in this one to keep narrow the score to 2-1. The ward; Charlie Athanasia, for- Wilmington in it until the final second goal was netted early in . ward; John Wibert, forward; Ed buzzer. Scoring in the first period period number three by Chris Olsen, defense; and Ed was John Wiberg assisted by Edmonds assisted by Bill Steed, Laquidara, goal. Kevin Smith and Bob Williams. to make the score 4-2. Not playing because of sickness The Somerville squad made it 1-1 Lamplighters for Wilmington II and injury were Dan Ward and halfway through the first period, Ron Cahill both of whomwere were Mike Stuart with a four goal, but Kevin Smith got a breakaway one assist performance; Steve deeply missed. and scored to make it 2-1. Bjork with a goal and three The first game on Friday was Early in the second period, assists, Chuck Stokes with three played in Winchester against a Somerville scored twice to make assists; Brian Walsh with the first tough body checking Charlestown it 3-2. With two minutes left in the goal of the game, and assists by Star team and the boys came away second period, Ray Durling Steve Lowry and Dave Michaud. with a 6-5 victory. Jim Smith got tipped in a shot from Fran Wilmington H's stingy defense showcase two goals, while the others went O'Hearn to tie the score. Finally, was skated by Steve Lowry, Rich to Charlie Athanasia, Ray Ray Durling broke Somerville's Durling, Bob O'Connell, and Kurowski, Tom O'Reilly, Randy back scoring from in close, Jackson, and Chris Sullivan who Kevin Smith. The assists went to assisted by Charlie Athanasia and MVC basketball All-Stars scrambled, blocked shots, and Kevin Smith with three for the John Wiberg. Sten Larson iced played a good position game. from Wilmington and beginning of a great series, and the game with 48 seconds left on Tewksbury strutted their stuff one each to Ray Durling, Fran an empty net, assisted by Charlie Wilmington II got some yeoman in Wilmington Friday night. O'Hearn, Bob Curran, Charlie Athanasia for a 5-3 final. team performances from several Athanasia and Bob Williams others who didn't figure directly Clockwise, Jerrie Bernier Saturday morning the boys Pee Wee's cruise to 6-2 victory in the scoring, but who kept the battles Andover's Bryna clinched a playoff berth by The third and most decisive attack cranked up, including round of the Wilmington town •Jones; Phil Farr spots an open crushing Arlington, 6-1. The goals Mike Wright and Peter DiRupo, series was skated at Janas Rink who did some excellent corner man; Megan Donnelly fires a went to Kevin Smith and Jim Smith with two apiece, and Bob in Lowell Sunday afternoon. This work, and Troy Adams, Tami jumper over MVP Heather O'Connell and Charlie Athanasia, was the first meeting between the McDonald, Mark Thurlow and Thomson; and TMHS mate one apiece. Assists went to Jim two Pee Wee clubs that didn't Jim Magliozzi, who skated their Todd DiRocco applauds Smitht twoi,Ed Olson, Bob turn into a defensive struggle. positions well, coming back on Farr's work. Curran and Charlie Athanasia. Wilmington II outshot defense Tewksbury's Sheehan Co-Coach of the Year Sports Notebook by Rick Cooke Bernier, Murphy, Mooney Kodiak Club survives MVC All-Stars Three local girls and a coach slow winter have earned Merrimack Valley It's not surprising that most gets the kids on the fields where Conference basketball honors. members of clubs consider it's (snowmobiling) legal, instead Tewksbury juniors Jerrie Bernier themselves to be survivors in the of causing trouble. "But, he and Patty Murphy were named to true sense of the word. With advises, "right now we're run- the 1980-81 MVC Girls Basketball membership costs, equipment, ning by the skin of our teeth." weather cooperates. All-Star team along with banquets and the like, it's tough to The lack of snow has been a Kodiak's most active days Wilmington senior Margaret stretch that entertainment dollar major factor in helping to slow throughout the winter are Mooney, while Tewksbury varsity today when a night in front of the this snowmobiling season Saturday and Sunday, with night coach Barry Sheehan was named television is becoming the Kodiak journeyed to North riding also possible. Membership Co-Coach of the Year with habitual method of keeping the Conway, New Hampshire early for the first snowmobile is $10.00, Haverhill's Nancy Anderson. American family occupied during this winter for a one week trip in and two dollars for each ad- Sheehan's Tewksbury team those leisure hours. search of snow, and the club often ditional machine. The guest qualified for the Eastern Mass The ultimate in club survival hits the road in search of the memberships go for the bargain Tournament for the second may be the snowmobile club that "perfect ride." rate of five dollars per straight year and won the West is already struggling to make a go The popularity of the sport has snowmobile. Division of the MVC with a 14-2 of it - and runs head long into a held fast in the Merrimack Slomba reminds all prospective record. The Redmen advanced to winter that after a fast snow start Valley. "In an average season we snowmobilers that they must the quarterfinals of the tour- has dwindled into a snowless will have up to as many as 50 register their machines with the nament, where they dropped a season coming up on spring. families and up to 75 guest Registry of Marine and tough 47-43 decision to Concord- memberships," says Slomba. Recreational Vehicles located at Carlisle. The Kodiak Club in Tewksbury 144 Merrimack Street, Lowell. Bernier and Murphy were isn't about to fold however, Kodiak is not limited to action on the trails, scheduling meetings The office is open from 9-5 daily, again mainstays for Tewksbury. having been finding a way to and the phone number is 458-1230. Center Bernier finished the survive for close to 20 years. The the second Tuesday of each month at the K of C Hall on season with a 16.1 per game Tewksbury State Hospital grants scoring average, while hauling the club permission to-use 300 Osgood Road in Andover. Films on snowmobiling are often shown, down 14.1 rebounds per game. acres of its fields, including 50 McNally scores Murphy, one of three outstanding miles of wooded area that runs and the meetings get underway at 8 p.m. guards on the Tewksbury team, along Livingston Street. This scored an average of 16.7 per vast area is one very distinct This past October, Kodiak TKO for dad contest. Both Bernier and advantage the club has had over entered floats in the Woburn Murphy were named to the MVC the years. Halloween parade that featured Wilmington light heavyweight fighter Jim McNally fought a All-Star team as sophomores a Current Kodiak Club president the New England Patriot year ago. Mark Slomba would like to boost cheerleaders. From there, very special fight in Portland, Maine Friday night. It wasn't Mooney was a real success the club's membership however, Kodiak hit the publicity trails story for coach Doug Anderson's while waiting for a final snowfall again, distributing posters to area special because the third round TKO over Maine champ Jimmy Wildcats. Not projected as the before spring arrives. "Our snowmobile dealers. Van Curen may have finally set team's starting center before the membership has dwindled over According to Slomba, future up a shot at the New England title season began, Margaret went on the last couple of years because of plans include the annual end of to average 9.1 points per game, Rick Cooke pholo the lack of snow," says Slomba, the season banquet at the K of C four assists and 11.1 rebounds to Co-Coach TMHS coach Barry Sheehan (kneeling) is the who sites a real positive point Hall in Andover, and a ride-a-thon page seven help lead her squad to the brink of almost immediately. "Our club for Muscular Dystrophy if the McNally a tourney berth and third place in of the Year ^^ Co-Coach of the Year. TAX RETURNS PREPARED Suppliers Automotive Parts Co. the tough MVC West. Miss Amherst); Larry Cavanaugh (12, FEDERAL - STATE Mooney is planning to attend the Central, 15.7, Salem State); Wilmington Youth Hockey Victor Diaz (12, Lowell, 16.1, INDIVIDUAL-PARTNERSHIP-SMALL BUSINESS University of Lowell next year. Will hold its annual meeting on Monday, ULowell); Tony FulU (11, PERSONAL-CONFIDENTIAL The 1*80-81 Girls and Boyi March 16th, 7:30 PM at the Chestnut Street MVC All-Star teams Haverhill, 15.4); Andy Corey (12, VISA Our prices and quality are better. Club House, Voting for officers and board will We won't mislead you with a few John Castillo (12, Greater Central, 11.4, ULowell); Wayne be held that night. Please plan on attending. SERVICES- MASTER CHARGE SERV(NG advertised loss leader prices. 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(J >HEA TEWKSBURY McLain (12, Methuen 14.0, MANAGEMENT j» « . a m m.m BILLERICA 4 Middlesex Ave., Wilmington Villanova); Vinnie Titone (12, PAYROLLS 944-6626 BURLINGTON 658-9181 Methuen, 19.8, St. Joseph's); Kip All-Stars page seven BILLINGS READING Jones (12, Andover, 11.6, Lehigh, 6 \ TOWN CRIER, MARCH 11, 1981 Girls junior varsity basketball Coaches corner Balanced attack triggers Redmen tracksters super Tewksbury season complete solid season First year Tewksbury High (67 ) figure from the foul line. by Dennis McGadden Custodinho had one point, Mark School girls junior varsity One of the more solid junior The 1980-81 varsity indoor track Indelicato scored 67 points to lead basketball coach Don C'iampa varsity players was Maria season is history. At Tewksbury the team, and Bill Trudeau came was impressed with his situation Catalano. The sister of High School, as in many other through with nine points for the in the preseason, and it's a safe Tewksbury boys junior varsity high schools, the efforts, the season. bet that upon completion of a 14-2 coach Steve Catalano, Maria pains, the sweat, the joys and On the sophomore level, Donny MVC campaign (14-4 overall), fired in 130 points to average eight heartbreaks are but echoes now. Ellwood had three points, Frank that Don has high hopes for the per game for the 1960-81 season. The Redmen put together a Perdicaro 2, Richard Rouse 2, varsity futures of several of his Kathy Sullivan came home MVC Division I 3-3 record and an Scott Simas 3, Paul Tremblay had girls who helped lead the young third in Tewksbury's balanced overall record of 3-5. I really felt 19V«, and the top point getter for Redmen to a super winter of 1981. scoring parade, canning 103 we had a shot at winning our all sophomores was Charles The team was sparked by points for a 7.0 per game average. division this year, however. Healey with 23. balanced scoring, gritty defense, Rosie Troila was also a spark- Central Catholic beat us in our The 1980-81 Redmen and the ability to learn and adapt plug for the Redmen with 79 opener, Greater Lawrence edged Seniors to most any situation during the points this season. us out, and Austin beat us by two Joe Bernardi, Cathy Maillet, course of a game. If it was a close Rounding out the junior varsity points. I felt we could have won Tim Niven, Ray Roane, Nick contest, Ciampa's troops would attack were point guard Robbin all three meets, but it's just Romano, Charles Rouse, Tom be the team least likely to ruffle Riddle (48 points) power forward wasn't in the cards. Springford and Jeff West. its feathers and panic. Chris Kiernan (41), Leann The big event for us this season Juniors Leading the way for Tewksbury Stewart (32), Kris Robinson (29), came at the league meet, when Mike Cunio, Mike Custodinho, was Mary Hill, who finished with Sharon Greene, Deidre Gacek, we placed fourth out of the 13 Rick Davidson, Mike 136 points for a nine points per Jenny Dunlevy and Kelly Carey. teams entered. We finished DeBenedetto, Mark Indelicato, game average. Mary, who suited Ciampa's squad averaged 39.2 ahead of Andover, Central and Brad Kutcher and Bill Trudeau. up for many varsity games this points per game while limiting Greater Lawrence, and that was Sophomores season, also compiled a 40 for 60 the opposition to just 29.8. a great feeling for myself and the Mellisa Chaff, Julie Cole, kids. Genny Danner, Donny Ellwood, Wilmington Rec coming events February 27, we competed at John Ferrera, Kenny Gaines, the State Meet at Boston Crystal Hasberry, Glenn Maley, University. Tim Niven finished Frank Perdicaro, Mike Richard, Loscutoff clinic Saturday seventh overall in the mile,and Rich Rouse, Bill Sheridan, Scott fellow miler Paul Tremblay Simas, Cheral Stott, Paul The Wilmington Recreation summer, teen-girls Softball finished 24th overall.not bad for a Tremblay and Charles Healey. Department's final Youth league should send their request The 1981-82 team captains will Basketball Clinic will feature sophomore at his first major to: Recreation Department, meet. Senior Joe Bernardi be Mike Custodinho, Mark In- Jungle Jim Loscutoff, former Town Hall, Wilmington, Ma 01887. finished seventh in the 1000, and delicato and Paul Tremblay. Boston Celtic strongman, college Explain briefly in a letter your MVC Division I All Star high Like any coach, I hate to see coach and current Director of reasons for wishing to coach in jumper Mark Indelicato placed good seniors go, but we bave Camp Evergreen, a youth the league. sixth in his event. some good athletes coming back. basketball camp in Andover. Hick Cooke photo Old Sturbridge Village Let's hear Even though we did not win our Mark Indelicato, Bill Trudeau This clinic is for ages eight and Tewksbury junior varsity player Kathy Sullivan division, we placed two boys on and Brad Kutcher will be top up, or anyone wishing to hear May 16, Wilmington Rec will it for the applauds an exciting win over Wilmington in the sponsor a family bus trip to the MVC Division I All-Stai' team. MVC runners next season, and words of wisdom from a former Senior Joe Bernardi was selected player with many championship Sturbridge Village. JV's season's final game. Donny Ellwood, Kenny Gaines, The bus will leave Wilmington in the 1000, and junior Mark In- Mike Richard, Rich Rouse, Scott years of experience. The clinic delicato was named as the will be held in the High School High School parking lot at 9 a.m. Simas, Paul Tremblay and and return at approximately 5 Division I Star in the high jump. Charles Healey will also be top gym from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., Pop Warner Much individual effort went March 14. There is no fee. p.m. The cost for the entire trip is contenders. $10.00 for adults, $7.00 for children into gaining these honors, and I see a few freshmen who could Softball coaches needed first year assistant coach Bill really help us next season. Art Anyone wishing to volunteer as six to 15 and $2.00 for children coaching applications under six. Piscione's help was also a major Pierce, Tom Nawn and John a coach for the Rec Department's Wilmington Pop Warner is the football teams. factor. Also scoring points for the Hodgson (ail three are 1981 fresh- presently undergoing plans for All those interested in applying Redmen this year were: seniors men track team captains) could the upcoming 1981 football 3 for a coaching position for the Joe Bernardi (55 *4), Tim Niven be big factors for us next winter. Little League volunteers season. upcoming season should submit (IMS), Ray Roane (46), Charles The Pop Warner Board of their application, along with a Rouse (7), Tom Springford Directors is accepting ap- brief resume, to the following a The Wilmington Little League at Rotary Park at 5:30 p.m. (26 4>, Jeff West (27) and Cathy plications for coaches and address; Wilmington Pop Maillet. Cathy may not have is looking for volunteers to run the Monday through Friday and assistants at all levels, including Warner Organization; P.O. Box refreshment stand at Rotary Saturdays at 8:30 a.m. to open scored many points, but she, Club winner staff members for the 337; Wilmington, Ma. 01887. unlike many MVC girls, was Park during the Little League and run the stand. cheerleading squads, as well as season that runs from April 28, to All supplies will be provided. forced to compete with the boys approximately the first week of Anyone wishing more in- and not with other girls. When The Tewksbury Redmen July. formation is urged to call Jeanne she did compete with girls, she Football Club has announced that The job requires a person to be Meuse at 658-4354. was undefeated. its first winner in the Ten Week In the junior ranks, Mike Contest is Chris Brothers. CHARLIE'S ■UUDOZINC SHAWSHEEN PLUMBING SNOVIIMZIHC SCREENED INCOME 272 ■ 5160 cyVowLan Excavating Sand & HEATINC CORP. AUTO BODY |,r NEW - RE.MODE1ING REPAIRS Loam Orov.l 657 ■ 7389 cziluaioi. 611 MAIN ST. 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Sun., March 15 (two) and Jennifer Campbell (six), and Mike Newhouse, Eric Cougars 26-Beavers 15 High School: 2 p.m. Jr. girls (two) are the 1981 Squirt Girls Johnson, John McLaughlin and Jay McFadden and John finals (winners of game 1 and 3); Champs after their exciting 14-10 Fred ■ Ryan with four points McGuire led the winners with 3:15 p.m. Jr. boys finals (winners victory over the Doves in apiece. eight points apiece, while George of game 3 and 4); 6 p.m. Analog Wilmington Recreation Jets 45-Bills 35 (Consolation Fuller and Greg Smith combined vs Rocco's; 8 p.m. Nash vs Bill & Basketball League playoff action game) for 12 Beaver points. Bob's. last week. Joe Biondo pumped in 21 points Bulls 18-Beavers 14 Mon., March 16 Patti Flaherty kept her team in to lead the Jets, who also got fine Matt Lipski (eight), Bob Antico High School: 6:30 p.m. Rocco's the game with six points, and she games from Brian Wetzler (13) (six) and Dave Gardner (four) vs Bill & Bob's; 8 p.m. B52's vs had help from Cathy Nistico and Buddy Miller (four). Billy paced the Bulls to the win over the Jays. (three) and Lynn Newhouse Woods (eight), Russ Lydon Beavers, who were led by George Tues., March 17 (two), along with Lynn and Kim (eight) and Scott Ferrari (seven) Fuller (six), Charles Boudreau High School: 6:30 p.m. Rick's Zambernardi. sparked the Bills. (six) and Greg Smith (two). vs Jays; 8 p.m. Dribblers vs Bill Other members of the cham- Seals 22-Tigers 18 Bears 26-Tigers 24 & Bob's. pionship Lark squad are Laurie Bobby Cole (six), Al Ausiello Mike Lombard had the hot hand Wed.. March 18 Cote, Melissa Jamerson, Heither (four) and Greg Sullivan (four) for the winners with 14 points, High School: 6:30 p.m. Analog Keiley, Jen Lydpn, Laurie sparked the Seals' past the Tigers, with help from Jim Magliozzi's vs Altron; 8 p.m. Dribblers vs Robinson and Jen Ryan. who were led by Bob Meuse with six. Bob Meuse (12), Joey Ciaccio Rocco's Squirt Boys (Semifinal playoffs) 14 points. (six) and Pete DiRupol three) led Eagles 12-Ravens 7 Beavers 33-Broncos 17 the Tigers' attack. Wilmington Men's Pat Nally, Tom Moran and Tim Chris Boudreau took game high Seals 14-Cougars 10 Moran each hit four points to pace honors for the winners with 12 Scott Ferrari (four), Bobby Basketball the Eagles to this playoff victory. points, while George Fuller was Cole (four), Ron McCoy (two) just behind with 11. Bob DeSantis Brian Tully topped the Ravens' and Steve Schultz (two) all had B-52's bop Hi.-k Cooke photo offense with three points, while and Tom Allison combined for 12 hands in the Seals victory. Paul Chris Chris Kiernan (52) of the TMHS junior varsity Pete Torell and Jeff Bowen each Broncos' points. Buonopane and Jay McFadden squad, finds an open teammate in a victory over Bears 26-Tigers 24 had four points apiece for the Altron avoids had a pair. Chelmsford. See story, other photo page six. Falcons 32-Gulls 20 Mike Lombardi played a super Cougars, with John Maguire Doug Stewart scored 30 points pressure Tony DeSantis took game high game for the winners with 14 chipping in a bucket. to lead a red-hot B-52's club to a scoring honors for the winners points, while Jim Magliozzi Broncos 24-Colts 15 98-47 rout of Altron in Wilmington with 12 points. Jeff Gardner and chipped in with six. Bob Meuse Bob DeSantis hit for six points, Men's Basketball League action from page five Mike Mercuri rounded out the was the top gun for the Tigers while Joe McMenimen and Mark last week. Mike Winn (20) and All-Stars Falcon's attack with eight points with 12, followed by Joey Ciccio's Eddy had four points apiece for Paul Ritchie (16) chipped in for apiece. Eric Pentinen (10), Doug six. the Broncos. Jimmy Brand (six), the winners, while the Altron 13.5, Springfield, St Anslems); Howard U); Patty Murphy (11, Midland (five) and John Keiley Bulls 18-Beavers 14 Brian Murphy (six) and Sean offense was led by Pete Latulippe Tim Spurrell (12, Chelmsford, Tewksbury. 16.7); Diane Ar- (two) topped the Gulls. Matt Lipski (eight), Bob Antico Hickey (three) helped spark the 10.7, ULowell); Gary Flynn (12, cidiacono (12, Methuen, 14.0); (16), Jim Mikilitus (10), George Dracut, 13.7). Junior Boys (Semifinal playoffs) (six) and Dave Gardner (four) Colts. Dristilianis (eight) and Dave Lisa Lucas (12. Lowell, 12.0, Pats 35-Jets 33 fired the Bulls offense, while the Junior Girls (Semifinal playoffs I League MVP, Kip Jones, An- ULowell); Debbie 1.'I (alien (12, Merjereau (eight). dover; Coach of the Vear, Wil Steve Caizzi's 16 points led the Beavers were led by George Foxes 41-Deers 18 In other action last week, Nash Methuen, 18.0); Margaret way for the Pats, who also got big Fuller and Charles Boudreau with Val Sullivan led the winners Hixon, Andover. Mooney (12, Wilmington, 9.1, tipped Rocco's, 85-77 behind the Girls boosts from Steve Revelas (nine) six points apiece. with 13 points with help from play of Tony Butler (24), George ULowell); Louise Donahue (12, and Bill Woods (eight). Joe Lions 21 lolls 18 Chris Butt (10) and Sharon Pratt (19) and Jim Swyzinski Heather Thomson (11, Andover, Haverhill, 11.9, Boston College, Biondo had the hot hand for the Tom Bouchard (10) and Larry Carbone (eight). Renee Allaby 18.6); Pam Ricker (12, Haverhill, Stonehill), Bryna Jones (10, (16). The Rocco's leading scorers 12.4, Virginia); Jerrie Bernier Jets with 19 points, Dave McGovern (six) were the keys to (seven), Becky Batton (six) and were Mike Hayes (26), Matt Andover 8.3); Dorothy White (12, Needham had five and Russ the Lion victory over the Colts, Leigh Hastings (three) were the O'Neil (23) and Paul Burke (11). (11, Tewksbury 16.1); Jean Marie Chelmsford 15.1, AIC). Lydon four points. who were led by Jim Brand's 13. Deer gunners. Buckley (11, Chelmsford 16.1); Most Valuable Player: Heather Rick's put on an offensive show Adelia Jackson (12, Dracut, 21.6, Chiefs 5U-Bills II Broncos 24-Colts 15 Bees 27-Fawns 22 in their 106-43 rout of Altron last Thomson, Andover; The balanced Chief attack was Bob DeSantis scored six points Kathy Robinson took game high week. Bill Gustus (26), Bob triggered by the play of John to pace the good Broncos team honors for the winners with 18 Burns (21) and Vin Scifio (20) led McNally from page five McLaughlin (15), Bill O'Donnell effort. Jimmy Brand and Brian points, while Kejry Sheehan a balanced Rick's attack, while (12) and Fred Ryan (10). Brian Murphy scored six points apiece chipped in with four. Carolyn Pete Latulippe (16), Jim Mikilitus against Don Addison in April. has worked long and hard with Lindgrin (21) and Steve Collins for the Colts. Tuxbury (12) and Karen An- (13) and Gary Cyr (six) paced The win was important, says Jimmy over the years. Bernie (eight) kept the Bills in the game. Seals 14-Cougars 10 derson (four) sparked the Fawns. Altron. McNally, because he wants it has often worked his son's corner, Pats 28-Chiefs 27 (Championship Scott Ferrari and Bob Cole Pandas 24-Deers 15 dedicated to his father Bernie, and Friday's fight was the first game) netted four points apiece for the Gail Lombard canned 18 points Wilmington Men's League who has been hospitalized bout that he has missed in quite The Pats copped the Junior Seals, as did Cougars Paul and Susan Dodge four to pace the Standings recently. some time. Boys American title behind the Buonopane and Jay McFadden. Pandas, while the Deer leaders B52's 10- 2 Jim's father is a former New play of Steve Caizzi (14), Bill Tigers 35-Elks 20 were Renee Allaby (six) and Rocco's 8- 2 England heavyweight champ who Woods (eight) and Chris Parr Bob Meuse played an out- Jackie Sutton (four). Rick's 9- 3 Foxes 30-Kittens 20 Nash 8- 4 wm, ■ « Val Sullivan played another Barry's 5-6 strong game for the winners with Dribblers 5- 7 18 points, with help from Chris Jay's 3- 9 Butt's four. Karen Hanegan led Analog 2- 8 the Kittens with 10 points. Altron 1-10 Wednesday. March 11 High School: 6:30 p.m. Altron vs Rocco's; 8 p.m. Analog vs Bill Wilmington Bowling & Bob's. North Intermediate: 6 p.m. Sq. , This week's standings Boys finals (winners of game 1 Benny's 42-14 10352 and 2); 7 p.m. Jr. girls quar- Hornets 33-23 10778 terfinals team 1 vs game 2 win- Knights 32-24 10415 ner; 8 p.m. Jr. boys practice for Villagers 32-24 104O4 Bulls, Cougars, Seals; 9 p.m. Jr. Columbians 29-27 10379 boys practice for Broncos. Boosters 28-28 10201 Beavers, Colts. West End 24-32 10531 Thins.. March 12 Dodgers 23-33 10286 High School: 6:30 p.m. Analog Townies 19-37 10643 vs Rick's; 8 p.m. Rocco's vs Strikers 18-38 9699 B52's. Top ten West Intermediate: 6 p.m. Jr. B. Lee 318 boys quarterfinals (Cougars vs B. Trout 326 Beavers); 7 p.m. Jr. boys J. Duffy 307 quarterfinals (Broncos vs Seals); B. Henderson 321 8 p.m. Mens' open gym. B. Trout Jr. 324 Sat.. March 14 B. 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His concerns about look at the dismal pattern that In addition to his regular duties, to provide the needed housing for better housing for Wilmington has followed HUD Housing into a he is a member of his company's our elderly and accomplish this in residents were clearly stated community. Look and then ask Affirmative Action Program and a way that will benefit us all." when he spoke out at the yourself these questions: has coordinated the United Fund Vaughn R. Surprenant, an December town meeting and - Were the elderly in the Drive. For three consecutive Adelphi University graduate and described how all our fears about community given preference for years, Mr. Surprenant was a Marine Corps veteran, with his HUD housing had become housing? awarded Liberty Mutual's wife Arlene, a former school realities in his former home town. - Do the elderly feel safe Manager of the Year Award. teacher, and their three children, "The character of the town I sharing the building with low "With my extensive make their home on Reed Street. came from was destroyed and its income families? Their oldest daughters Stacy and townspeople became deeply - Do projects enhance a com- Heather both attend the divided because of the munity? Shawsheen Elementary School. irresponsible actions of its - Is the quota of elderly units Mr. Surprenant's Campaign housing authority. This is not being given to low income Manager is Robert DiPalma (658- something I want to see happen in families from out o." town because 5107) and the treasurer is Ed Wilmington." our elderly are frightened to Balko (657-7323). Mr. Surprenant will improve move in? our present Housing Authority by - Where is there a project adding a responsible and developed for elderly and low responsive member to it. income families over five years "I know there is a need for old that is not an eyesore and a housing for our elderly. I want to blight on the community? be in a position to do something - Can our taxpayers afford to about it and that something must maintain the property and supply Austin students Robert Haggerty, Ha-Chun include maintaining local con- community resources? Students Chun and Michael Stephens, all of Tewksbury, trol." Vaughn R. Surprenant has been on tour in the Jardin Boutique during a recent trip to In our efforts to help our with the home office of the Montreal. elderly, we must not allow Liberty Mutual Insurance Wilmington to become the victim Company since 1967. He is Vaughn R. Suprenant Austin students tour Montreal A four-course gourmet meal in Several local students were Brothers" dubbed into French, and then climbed 250 stairs to the one of the city's fine French Aldo Cairo seeks re-election among the French students from restaurants was the highlight of Austin Prep who spent four days summit of Mount Royal. This hill, from which the city derives its the trip for several students, who of their February vacation enjoyed the most expensive meal touring Montreal with their name, offers a spectacular view contributions to the mentally over the metropolitan area from that they had ever ordered. decision-making responsibilities French teachers. The group Especially popular were the seriously and who is not afraid to retarded. In 1978 he was awarded included Robert Haggerty, Ha- the chalet on the summit. make the tough decisions." the Star of Solidarity in the rank Chun Chun, and Michael Stephens On Sunday the Austin students flaming desserts prepared at the of Commadatore an International participated in a High Mass sung table. Mr. Caira, a veteran of the of Tewksbury. The Austin students took part in United States Army, attended Award conferred by the President The Austin group began its stay in French and Latin in Montreal's Northeastern University and of the Republic if Italy. in the world's second largest cathedral, where they were a guided tour of the Olympic Curry College where he earned a Caira holds membership in French-speaking city with a visit welcomed from the pulpit by Complex, where they were shown Bachelor's Degree in Liberal Arts numerous fraternal, civic and to the Down Planetarium, where Bishop Cimichella. A walking the stadium, swimming pools, in 1951. He is presently employed professional organizations. He is a spectacle narrated in French tour of the city's old section in- and velodrome used in the 1976 as the Assistant Superintendent of a member of the board of trustees described various dangers cluded several museums and Olympic Games. This was Tewksbury Hospital, the largest of Verrazanno Institute of Mercy threatening our life on earth. A churches. In Vieux Montreal followed by a walk through public health facility in the College, the Wilmington tour of Montreal's Chinatown was many of the original 17th and 18th several Montreal neighborhoods, commonwealth. Prior to his state Democratic Town Committee, the highlighted by dinner in a century homes have been which ended at McGill Univer- service Mr. Caira was employed Wilmington Sons of Italy, and the restaurant where the students preserved and restored. A very sity, a prestigious college with an Wilmington Council of the placed their orders with a Chinese different aspect of the city was international reputation. Here in various managerial capacities the boys watched students from with both the Continental and Knights of Columbus. He is also a waiter whose Chinese accent in seen on a drive through West- Worcester Baking Companies. former coach of the Wilmington French was as thick as their mount, a wealthy suburb with a the Engineering School play a strange local game on ice with a Aldo Caira Mr. Caira has long been active entry in the Northeast Baseball American accent. The group very British atmosphere. . It is in civic and charitable affairs. He League. enjoyed a showing of the here that the city's English- ball and broomsticks. Aldo A. Caira of 188 Chestnut is past president of the 20,000 Mr. Caira reaffirms his policy American movie "The Blues speaking aristocracy built their The local students also toured Street has announced his can- member Massachusetts Sons of to actively represent all of mansions on the hillside the city's Botanical Gardens and didacy for re-election to the Italy and currently serves that Wilmington as a responsible, overlooking the downtown area. the famous underground city. Wilmington Board of Selectmen. organization as its national vice independent voice on the Board of On honor roll In recent years many of the fine The latter is a large complex of A 23 year resident of the town, president. He is a recepient of a Selectmen. "I intend to remain homes in the area have been put interconnecting shopping plazas, Caira is completing his second number of citations from the accessible to all the people of Robert J. Carroll of Agostino on the market, as some English- with access to the subway, term on the Board. He has served Massachusetts State Legislature Wilmington and I urge citizens to Drive, Wilmington and Gary P. speaking residents, fearing the leading hotels, movie theaters, as chairman from 1977-79. and various state wide officials in contact me to exchange Robichaud of Sprucewood Road province's tough new language restaurants, train stations, and Citing the importance of ex- recognition of his many con- viewpoints relative to current and have been named to the laws and Parti Quebecois skyscrapers. This subterranean perienced leadership Caira said tributions to the commonwealth. future issues confronting our President's Honor Roll at Went- government, have left for On- world would allow a Montreal he would campaign on his record He was cited by the National community." worth Institute of Technology for tario. native or visitor to live an active of service to the community. Foundation March of Dimes for Mr. Caira and his wife Laura the first semester of the 1980-81 The group then enjoyed a visit life all winter long without ever "People should judge me on my "countless hours of service" and (Bianchi) are the parents of five academic year. An academic to the wax museum and to St. setting foot outdoors in the cold performance in office. I've tried was honored as "Man of the children, Michele, Michael, average of 3.50 or better is Joseph's Oratory, a shrine Quebec winter. to be a plain spoken no nonsense Year" by the Friends of Fernald Kenneth, Aldo Jr. and Kevin. necessary to be named to the featuring a huge basilica and the The Austin Prep French Club, public official who approaches his in recognition of his lasting They have three grandchildren. 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Wilmington will blow out the Pineridge Road, Wilmington, the guest speaker at the The group sponsored by Mystic candles for the 10th time on Chris Nolan of Hathaway Road, Wilmington Women's Club guest Valley Mental Health Center . C00KE March 17. Barbara Sousa of Salem Street night Wednesday evening, March Assoc. Inc. will offer participants March 18 will mark the special and Paula Willwerth of Grant 18 with dinner at 6:30 at the a chance to share experiences, day of at least six area residents Street. Paul will be old enough to Methodist Church. vent feelings, and to gather Tewksbury School Committee including: vote. Women's Club President educational information. It will Brian John McGinn of Fairview Anne Crispo of Hopkins Street, Marion Woller suggests making be led by Lydia Leacock, com- Please Vote Avenue, Wilmington who will be Wilmington will be a year wiser reservations. Call 658-9724 or 658- munity education specialist at the six years old; Carolyn Richard of on March 21 and will share 6254. mental health center and ..ianon April 4th Peter and Jacqueline Cote Laurel Avenue; David Clark of Rothenberg, staff social worker greetings with Martin Tildsley of Robert and Diane Wood Cunningham Street; Paul Peters Andover Street, Eileen Cassidy of Omitted from Symmes Hospital. For Political Adv. Signed: Robert and Kathy Mondi of Winston Street; Brenda Burnap Street who will be 11 and A computer error in last week's information call 641-0970 or 646- Ann Marie Crockett Trombley of Grove Avenue who Joanne Butler Tewksbury residents Steve column left out an important 1500. 35 Arlington St., Tewksbury will be 14 and Bonnie Kusmaul of Bonugli of South Street who will portion of an item. Whipple Road, Tewksbury who be old enough to vote on March Cindy Hibbins of 16 Marion Women's Club is 80 will become a teenager - all on 21; Jason Connolly of Shawsheen Street, Wilmington who will be 14 Wilmington Women's Club will March 18. Street who will be eight years old; on St. Patrick's Day has been celebrate its 80th birthday March John Hennigan of Charles Walter Jillett of Vernon Street accepted into her freshman year 31 by highlighting its scholarship Drive, Tewksbury will be 16 on who will be 17 and Linda Meuse at Our Lady of Nazareth fund. March 18 and will share greetings who isn't saying how many times Academy in Wakefield. She is The festivities will be in the with Chris Horgan of Anthony she's observed the day before. currently an eighth grader at Fellowship Hall of Wilmington's THANKSGIVING Road who will be 10 and Franklin Wilmington's West Intermediate United Methodist Church and will NOVENA TO Scott of Court Street, who will be Anniversaries School. begin with a silent auction at ST. JUDE old enough to vote on March 18. Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins Jr. 10:30 a.m. followed by a chicken . .Oh Holy St. Jude, Lisa Fougere of Manning Apostle and Martyr, of Parker Street, Wilmington will Post 136 is 62 Algonquin luncheon catered by great in virtue and rich Street, Wilmington will become a observe their 11th wedding an- American Legion Post 136, the Invisible Hostess at noon. in miracles, near teenager on march 19 and will niversary on March 21. Wilmington will observe its 62nd Cost will include tax and donation kiniman of Jesus Christ, share her special day with her Herb and Joan Mueller of birthday with a roast beef dinner to the scholarship fund. faithful intercessor of all sister, Cherly who will be Grace Drive, Wilmington will on March 21 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Articles for auction are asked of who invoke your special celebrating for the 10th time on patronage in time of celebrate their silver wedding Public invited. everyone attending. The first $50 need, to you I have March 19. anniversary on March 24. of the auction will go as the club's recourse from the depth Fred Robbins of Middlesex From the fire log donation to the Channel 2 of my heart and humbly Avenue, Wilmington will be a To enter Members of Wilmington's Fire Educational TV. The Education beg to whom God has year wiser on March 19; Ethel To enter an item in Bits & Department answered 36 calls for Department members will be the given such great power Williams of Andover Street will Pieces, call the Town Crier at 658- assistance between March 2 and 8 hostesses for the day's ac- to come to my assistance. turn another page on the same Help me in my present including: tivitives. Reservations are open and urgent petition. In (Easalot Three building fires, eight to the public and may be obtained return, I promise to make brush fires, 18 ambulance runs, from Jean Hartka at 658-6211; your name known, and Diane Gacek engaged to Mark Brown two car fires, one dumpster fire, Evelyn Kaminski 658-2623 or cause you to be invoked. one chimney fire, two service Barbara Dayton 658-2583. Say three Our Fathers, ^Real Estate three Hail Marys and calls and one false alarm. All reservations must be Glorias. Publication honored and the deadline date is must be promised. St. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Gacek Kathleen Mirabito Monday, March 23. There will be Jude pray for us and all 312 Main Street ■of River Road, Tewksbury have Kathleen Mirabito, daughter of door prizes for the lucky ticker who invoke your aid, Wilmington, Mass. innounced the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lanzillo of holders. Amen. This Novena has their daughter Diane G Gacek to never been known to fail. Call Butters Row, Wilmington won Attending will help the group I have had my request Mark D. Brown, son of Mr. and academic honors for the fall boost its scholarship fund which Mrs. Fred H. Brown of Louis granted. 658 - 8100 semester at Lesley College in includes a $400 scholarship given Publication promised. Road, Tewksbury. Cambridge where she is majoring to a deserving Wilmington High T.S. For Miss Gacek is a graduate of in elementary education. School senior at graduation and a Your appointment today! Tewksbury Memorial High Kathleen is a member of the $100 scholarship to a deserving School and is currently employed Class of 1982. graduate of Shawsheen Tech. at Compugraphic, Wilmington. Her fiance, also a graduate of Tewksbury Newcomers JTMHS, is currently employed at The Tewksbury Welcome G and S Systems in Billerica. Wagon Newcomers Club will hold A May wedding is planned at its monthly meeting Thursday, the Holy Trinity Polish Church, March 12 at F.I. Carter and Sons, Lowell. Diane and Mark plan to The time has come 1630 Main Street beginning at 7:45 honeymoon in the Virgin Islands p.m. and to live in Tyngsboro. This month's program will be making terrariums and c^ish to get out of line gardens. For information call Patty at 851-5829. Now you can skip those long long long lines. You can even skip going to the bank Reading Savings makes it easy. Just get yourself the line- skipping duo: a Reading Savings NOW checking account and a free CASHMATE 24 card. ^ This duo will give you the T™'* right to 24-hour banking, even on Sundays and hot- AHHivray snif days. Make deposits when- Sat. & Sun March 14 & 15 ever you like, withdraw up to $ 100 in cash any given day. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. And the CASHMATE-24 machine couldn't be easier to Anniversary Specials find. It's located right at the FREE entrance to the Reading Atlantic Supermarket Mall on 6" Chinese House Plant Haven Street $d99 Here you can bank and shop. Rubber Plant I »7°°ITOO VALUEV/ Sat. & Sun. All in a single stop. Come to to Every Customer Reading Savings and ask about No Purchase Necessary using CASHMATE-24. 7V2" SHOW Let us show you how easy PLANTS ^aFiiioo13" IVALUE Refreshments it is to get out of line. 10" SHOW $-1199 Reading Savings g[ PLANTS 20" VALUE ■ where CASHMATE-24 makes banking easier MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS 123 Haven Street Reading MA 01867 - Hrs. Mon-Fri 8-5. Th.Eve &8. Sat.8-12 Branch: 386 Main SL Wilmington. MA 01887 Hrs. MonFri 8:30-4. Tri.Eve &8. Sst.9-12 Register for Member FDIC/DIF Phone 944-5000 BURPEE SEEDS House Plants DOOR PRIZES Flowering Plants Autowiie SERVICE BEYOND THE SALE' No Burner Should Be Without Silk Flowers 1st $50 Gift Certificate TREATED FUEL RALPH'S Garden Supplies 2nd $25 Gift Certificate Our Fuel Contains TRC DZL-LENE AUTOMOTIVE 3rd $10 Gift Certificate Improves Performance Cuts Maintenance Costs Reducei CENTER Fuel Consumption 460 Mom Street Water Condensation Wilmington Man 01887 Rust and Corrosion - ^_ _ Carter & Sons 100 Gallon Minimum JOE AUT0SAVE Wholmmmlf Grows ol Quality Mouse Plant* VISA BARRY'S 1268 Main Street. Tewkibury. Man. 01876 1630 Main St., Rte, 38, Tewksbury rvke Contract & Automatic Delivery Now Avalli[able Automate Ports ond Acceiioriet '. Mile North of Tewksbury Airport » HOUR BURNER 1 DELIVEBT SERVICE ^^ I UIIL Acme Automotive Points & Ant* lody Supplies) OPEN ■ - », 7 DAYS A WEEK 658-7174 Wilmin.lon 65B-555S Tewkibury 851-72*7 851-7371 ■ Priest sjbjtKl tochonge 12 TOWN CRIER, MARCH 11, 1981 Understanding Your Adolescent' workshop March 19 Wilmington Methodist Church A workshop entitled "Un- for coping with difficulties, are derstanding your Adolescent" included. Parents will gain new The Rev. Richard L. Evans, insights and understanding as to Wednesday: 9:45 a.m. Bible will be presented at the North pastor, 658-8217; Robert M. study at 85 Church St.; 6:30 p.m. BUY Intermediate School library in what to realistically expect from Frazier, asst. pastor, 658-2912; their children. Wilmington Women's Club; 7:30 Wilmington Thurs., March 19 office 658-4519. Accessible to the p.m., Pre-marriage seminar. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. The workshop is presented by handicapped. Pat Green of the Home - School Thursday: 3:30 p.m. Brownie The workshop will point out Sunday, March 15: 8:15 a.m. Troop 87; 7:30 p.m. Lenten Study "normal" social and emotional Program of the Merrimack Half-hour Communion Service; 9 Groups. behavior, as well as issues and Education Center. It is sponsored a.m. School of Christian Living, struggles of particular stages of by the North Intermediate School classes for children, youth and SELL development. Specific strategies Parent Advisory Council (PAC). adults; nursery care for infants; 10:30 a.m. Family worship, children's story and special 4-H winners worship moments and activities for children, nursery and pre- On dean's list Four members of Wilmington 4- Shawsheen Avenue, Wilmington. school classes through age five; 5 p.m. Confirmation Classes; 6 Earl William Zimmerman Jr. H have been named to appear in The four, together with their of Charlotte Road, Wilmington, a RENT the county-level contest in subjects are: p.m. United Methodist Youth Groups; 8:30 p.m. Al-Anon in junior in the School of Bedford High School March 21. Holly Landers, Hamlin Lane, Management has been named to The county level is to begin at 9:30 Equine infectious anemia; Robyn Fellowship Hall. Monday: 3:15 p.m. Girl Scout the Dean's Honors List for the fall a.m. Clark, MacDonald Road, whip- semester of the 1980-81 academic Local competition was held in pets; Daryn Marsh, 51 Adams Troop 343, Brownie Troop 691; 7:30 p.m. Administrative Board. year at Suffolk University, the Wilmington library March 4. Street, cocker spaniels; and Becy Boston. Judges were Joseph Hamelin of Lahue, Billerica, pit bulls. Tuesday: 3:45 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 287; 7:30 p.m. Chancel In order to qualify for the HIRE Lowell and Jean Repucci of The Wilmington 4-H Ramblers Dean's List at Suffolk, a student will accept new members. They Choir rehearsal; 8 p.m. Council of Churches; 8:30 p.m. Alcoholics must earn an average of B or The can be either sex, between the higher for that semester. ages of eight and 19. Members Anonymous in Fellowship Hall. must be interested in, or own Beauty Terrace horses or ponies. Call Mrs. Main St., Rt 38, Wilmington Plaza Marjorie Marsh, 658-6317. Webelos Scouts camp out SHOP Hair Styling 658-8251 for Men & Women ., Twenty enthusiastic boys and Mann, Chris Maninos, David Specializing in Haircuts, Kitchens by Rice Bros., men returned to Wilmington Morse, David Patterson, David fit* Inc Sunday morning to report that Stedman, and Alan Tate. Blow Dry, Coloring, ¥e»M* their Webelos overnight at Camp While the temperature dipped Organic Protein & Acid Quaker Maid Cabinets Nihan in Saugus was a successful to the 30's the skies clouded over Balanced Perms, Manicuring v Other custom wood and experience in the true spirit of and sent down hail, sleet and rain, SWAP Nv*** * 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS plastic cabinets Cub Scouting. the Webelos made camp in a Webelos leaders William wooden cabin. The outdoor ac- MON - TUES - WED Specialists in kitchen designs and remodeling of all types McLatchy and John Fisher, with tivity of hikes and a mystery hunt By appt or walk-in service the able assistance of Arthur served to whet the already hearty Hours: Monday 9 to noon 3 Rear Church St. Johnson, and David Morse, Sr., appetites. In units of four, the Tuw. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 Wilmington, Mass. 01887 accompanied the 16 Webelos of boys shared the responsibility of — 658-3219 658-4351. Wilmington's Pack 136 on their meal preparation and clean-up GIVE TOWN or first overnight event. The for a lunch of soup and sand- TEWKSBURY Webelos, ages 10 and 11, include: wiches; snacks; a supper of MASSACHUSETTS formation Systems Co., female participation, ex- Jeff Boutwell, Jason Britt, John beans and hotdogs; and a Sunday Boston. Massachusetts, and pressed in percentage terms at the Board of Public for the Contractor's Carter, Robbie Curtis, David breakfast of pancakes. The boys Works. Pine Street and aggregate workforce in each Feyler, David Hale, Jimmy learned, among other things, that TOWN OF Hayes, Dewey Johnson, Sean a welcome meal can be prepared Whipple Road. Tewksbury. trade on all construction TEWKSBURY MA 01876 work in the covered area, MASSACHUSETTS Leonard, Mike Lombard, Steve on a simple woodstove. Each bid shall be accom- are as follows: GET panied by a bid security for Timetables No bidder may withdraw Timetables and subject to the conditions his bid for a period of ninety provided in the Information Goals for minority days after the actual date of Goals for minority for Bidders The amount of participation for the opening thereof. participation for the bid deposit shall lie Fifty each trade The successful bidder each trade INVITATION Thousand Dollars Not Applicable must furnish a 100 percent Nol Applicable FOR BIDS (S50.000.001. Performance Bond and a 100 LATERAL SEWERS No bidder may withdraw Goals for female percent Labor and Materials Goal, for female VEND CONTRACT NO. 7 his bid for a period of ninety participation in Bond with a surety company participation in Sealed bids or proposals days after the actual date of each trade satisfactory to the Owner. each trade for Proposed Lateral Sewers the opening thereof. INVITATION FOR BIDS Complete instructions for Contract No. 7 will be The successful bidder Timetable PROPOSED filing bids are included in Timetable received at the Office of the must furnish a 100 percent From Apr 1. 197S until LATERAL SEWERS the Information for Bidders From Apr 1, 1978 until Department of Public Performance Bond and a 100 Mar 31, 1979 CONTRACT NO. 9 The Owner reserves the Mar 31. 1979 Town Crier Works. P.ne and Whipple ^cent uhor anil Materials Goal 9 1'. Sealed bids or proposals right to waive any infor- Goal 8.11 Roads, Tewksbury. Bond with a surety company for Proposed Lateral Sewers mality in or to reject any or ads Massachusetts 01876 satisfactory to the Owner. From Apr 1, 1979 until Contract No 9 will he all bids if deemed to be in From Apr 1, 1979 .un.til SPEND between the hours of 9:00 (ornp|t,,e instructions for Mar 81, 1980 received at the Office of the the best interest of the Mar 31. 1980 really work a.m. and 4:30 p.m. prevail- riling bids are included in Goal 5.0': Department of Public Owner. Goal S.O'S ing time the day prior to the lhe [nf„rmaIjon for Bidders. Works. Pine and Whipple Any contract or contracts Try one bid opening date and from Thl, ()wner re9erves tne From Apr. 1. 1980 until Roads. Tewksbury, awarded under this Invila- From Apr. 1. 1980 until Call the hours of 9:00 a.m. until right l0 waive anv infor. Mar .11, 1981 Massachusetts 01876 lion for Bids are expected to Mar. 31, 1981 3:00 p.m. prevailing time on ma|jlv in or to reject anv „r Goal 6.9'* between the hours of 9:00 lie funded in part by a grant Goal 6.9T 658-2346 Tuesday, April 14, 198. a|| bids if deemed l0 be j„ These goals are applicable a.m. and 4:30 p.m. prevail- from the United States En- These goals are applicable Bids received will be lm, ^Hl interest of the to all the Contractor's con- ing time the day prior to the vironmental Protection to all the Contractor's con- publicly opened ami read Owner TRADE struction work (whether or bid opening date and from Agency. Neither the United struction work (whether or aloud at the Office of the Anv contract or contracts not it is Federal or federally the hours of 9:00 a m until States nor any of its not it is Federal or federally Department of Public a„ar i I TOWN CRIER, MARCH 11, 1981 13 A recertification program in cardio-pulmonory resuscitation (CPR) will CPR be held at the Regional Health Center in Wilmington on Saturday, March 21 course from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Taking part in the program will be, from left, Steve MacDonald, instructofttrainer, American Heart Association; Jackie at Hutchinson, R.N., an Anrerican Heart Association instructor employed at Health the health center, and Preston Lucas, affiliate faculty of the American Heart Center Association. The program is one of several health education programs spon- sored by the Regional Health Center throughout the year. 100-FT. OUTDOOR CORD This three-wire weatherproof cord gives you the extra Hearing Thursday on fuel adjustment reach needed for electric lawn mowers, grass trimmers and power tools. UL listed and polarized for safety, it State Senator Patricia Department of Energy and Public withstands hot sun and extreme cold. C2316-100-OR McGovern (Second Essex and Utilities, and the Massachusetts QUANTITIES LIMITED Middlesex District) announced Electric Company. Each panel today that a public hearing on the member will present an opening fuel adjustment charge and other statement and the floor will then 615 MAIN ST related utility matters will be be opened to questions from the held in the Billerica Memorial public. (JCT RTS 38 & 129) High School Conference Room, "The purpose of this hearing is WILMINGTON River Road, Billerica on Thur- to provide the public with in- SWEEZEY HOME CENTER 658-2051 sday, March 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. formation regarding utility Senator McGovern and issues. I am also pleased to be Representative Michael Rea (D- able to present the people of Billerica) will moderate the panel Billerica and Tewksbury an consisting of a representative opportunity to directly question from the Attorney General's those people responsible for their office, the Commonwealth's electric bill," said McGovern. 10% PRICE ROLLBACK PLUS OUR OWN TOUGH AMERICAN DISCOUNTS. Spirit DL 33 (2§)ESPTA MPG" Eagle Wagon E A 29 (2)E £T EST HWY MPG" Offer continued Concord DL through Mar. 15 34 23) EST EST HWY We tore into car prices with America's only 10% This offer applies to every Tough American -• every price rollback. Now we're getting even tougher 1981 Spirit, Concord and 4-wheel drive Eagle with a Rollback Plus! model. But you've got to get rolling soon. Rollback First, American Motors and its dealers reduced Plus! won't last forever. margins to give you a 10% rollback of base vehicle •Use these figures for comparison. Your mileage may yary with speed, list prices. (Options not included.) Now we're weather, trip length. Actual highway mileage will probably be less. adding our own special discount to the rollback. Fleet vehicles not Included in price rollback and discount. [iiJ [AIM American Motors WALLACE MOTOR SALES 658-2411 555 Main St.r Wilmington 729-4128 *■ HMHIMHIH ^m&mm mmmammmmmmm mm—m—m Ni^^^^M m • 1 14 T0WN CRIER. WILMINGTON! MASS. MARCH 11, 1981 Wilmington police news Wilmington senior topics Last call for St. Pat's Burner Repair Program. The The police log for the week Tip of the week: With the after a several mile chase riding in. The car turned out to be This will be the last week to sign program will be open to all ending March 10 reflects a busy coming of better weather and the through town. He was charged stolen from Bedford, N.H. up for the St. Patrick's Day party eligible fuel assistance clients. A week for the department. increase of motor vehicle traffic with operating under the in- Scott Bruce and Wayne Breton, at the Knights of Columbus Hall. $50.00 limit has been placed on the Seventeen individuals were as well as pedestrians on the fluence, failing to stop for an both of Salem Street were Arts and crafts service. An amount of $39,000 has arrested for criminal offenses streets, the department will be officer plus additional motor The arts and crafts sessions been made available. The bills and 11 protective detentions were arrested by Officer Mike deploying its two radar units all vehicle charges. McKenna Thursday morning at have resumed at the Drop-in from dealers will be paid on a made. Residents reported 18 around town. Three youths from Manchester, the high school. Both were Center every Tuesday and "first come, first served basis." incidents of vandalism and Traffic law enforcement is a N.H. were arrested by Officer charged with possession of class Thursday mornings, beginning at All bills will be submitted by malicious damage; 20 burglar very important function of the Chris Neville Thursday morning. D and B substances respectively. 10 o'clock. There are many things dealers to Marlene Hollis. She alarms were sounded and police in attempting to keep the Charges against the three in- Friday night Officer Dan Ballou that can be done with the hands will be keeping a running log on checked out; five accidents were streets safe. Radar serves to cluded conspiracy to commit arrested Ronald Colella of Marcia other than wringing them in program participants and monies reported and three break and catch the offender and provide a armed robbery stemming from a Road and charged him with being despair. They can be folded, as if allocated to dealers. Seniors with entrys were investigated. Two visible deterrence to others. purse snatching in Boston which disorderly at the Sons of Italy, there was nothing to do; they can burners needing cleaning or disturbances were quieted; two Arrests Neville heard about through the Hall. be clenched in anger; or - they repairs should contact their oil cars were stolen during the week Early Tuesday morning Officer inter city radio. Saturday morning Officer can be put to some useful task. dealer so that he in turn can and three stolen cars were Al Venuti arrested David M. Assisting was State Trooper Redding arrested Michael Howell The arts and crafts committee contact Marlene Hollis at Com- recovered; residents reported 19 Brogan, 28 Kenwood Avenue, Dennis Marks of the Andover of Elm Street Charlestown could use all those hands, helping munity Teamwork, 228 Central incidents of suspicious activity charging him with operating Barracks. David Soucy of charging him with operating to make articles in preparation St., Lowell. and cruisers were dispatched on under the influence, possession of Allamino Street; Peter Gage of under the influence of alcohol. for the Senior Fair. Congressional internship seven requests for medical Class D and B controlled sub- Varney Street and Gerard John Rhyno of Linwood Street, It is not necessary to purchase Senator Tsongas will be assistance or transportation. stances, which officers believe to Yergeau of Granite Street (all of Tewksbury was arrested materials to work with. All sorts sponsoring a senior to participate Ten larcenies were recorded be marijuana and cocaine Manchester) were charged with Saturday morning by Officer of materials have been donated. in a Congressional Senior Citizen with stolen property including a respectively. being minors in possession of Mark Jepson who charged him Whether you sew, knit or crochet, Internship Program in flute worth over $1500, gasoline, Michael Michaud of Beech alcohol, possession of class B with operating under the in- the committee will supply the Washington D.C. from May 11 to several bikes and numerous Street was arrested early Wed- drug, the conspiracy and larceny fluence of alcohol. material. Your talented hands 16. The purpose is to familiarize motor vehicle parts. nesday morning by Officer Venuti of the motor vehicle they were Early Friday morning Sgt. are all that is needed. the senior with the operation of Rooney and Off. Pat King Special day gifts the government. arrested three youths for On all special days of the year Seniors who would like to be possession of controlled sub- the committee makes small gifts considered for this program must Honor roll at West Intermediate stances. Daniel Kelly of Clark that are distributed to shut-ins by send a letter stating the reasons Terrace, Wilmington and Dennis the hot lunch drivers. On they would like to serve and how, Dickerson of Cleveland Avenue Valentines Day, through the hard when they return they will put The West Intermediate School Grade eight Shepard, Greg Sullivan. and Neal King of Grover Street, work of Mary Cunningham, 40 their knowledge to work. A in Wilmington has released it's High honors Honors Valentine heart pins were resume about activities relating Maria Lynn were all charged with honor with 46 seventh graders and Alpers, Jean Barrett, Christine Bilicki, James Brann, possession of marijuana. In court crocheted and were delivered by to your participation in senior 29 eighth graders being named. Brenda Berglund, Tim Benoit, Angelina Butters, Michelle Friday their cases were con- Henry Westcott and Ivan Palmer, projects should be included and a Grade seven Lauren Callahan, Janet Crowley, Cahill, Thomas Craig, David tinued to April 3 for payment of to the delight of area shut-ins. letter from a community leader High honors Lisa Doucette, Edward Grise, Elliott, David Hughes, Nancy fines of $200 each after guilty The 40 Easter gifts have already familiar with your qualifications Tina Allen, Mark Bere, Stacey Eric Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Jones, Maureen O'Leary, pleas. been made by Ivy Lienhard, along with a certificate from your Callahan, Robert Cole, Mary Lou Eleen Law, Gail Lombard, Darlene Pacheco, Odette Pothier, which are little yarn dolls. They doctor stating you are in good Cunningham, Edward Cushing, Michael Newhouse, Karen Or- Eryk Rotondo. will be delivered Easter week. It health as a good deal of walking Nancy Fillio, Christopher Hill, faly, Stephen Revelas, Jennifer is a wonderful feeling to bring will be involved. Adrienne Hoon, Beth Law, happiness to the face of a person A stipend of $500. will be given Jeanne Neville, Eric Ouellette, who is confined at home. All to the successful candidate for Patricia Savosik, Susan Scott, Wilmington seniors are invited to become a hotel, travel and meals at the Dawna Sugarman, Joseph Cindy Coldwell engaged part of this productive group of Park Central Hotel. Applications Valatka. seniors' menu citizens. must be submitted by March 31 Honors Monday: Chilled Juice, Community Teamwork with all the material required, to Jacqueline Alpers, Karen Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Community Teamwork of Sen. Paul Tsongas Office, Rm Arnold, Kellie Barrett, Cheryl Mrs. Gertrude Coldwell has Gravy, Buttered Vegetables, Lowell will be instituting a 2003f Kennedy Bldg. Boston 02203. Barstow, Paul Buonopane, Scott announced the engagement of her Rolls and Butter, Jiffy Cookie and Cavanaugh, Karen Cullivan, granddaughter, Cindy Coldwell of Milk. Minuteman Home Care menu Sheryl Cyrus, Karen DeFronzo, 14 Dobson St., Wilmington to Thomas Carroll, son of Mr. and Tuesday: Irish Stew (beef), Served at Burlington Senior Vegetables, Pumpernickel Paula DiPalma, Siobhan Droney, Rolls and Butter, Shamrock Salad Kenneth Ferrari, Timothy Foley, Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Pinewood Citizens Friendship Center, 45 Bread, Peaches. Michelle Foubert. Road. (lettuceand tomato), "Lime"rick Center St., Burlington where Tuesday: Corned Beef, Cab- Cindy is a 1977 graduate of Jello with Topping and Milk. nutrition aide is Kay Cavanaugh. bage, Carrots, Potato, Irish Stephanie Gardner, John Wednesday: Fish Fry, French Hughson, Steven Hunt, Jennifer Wilmington High School and is Call 272-9552 for reservations. Bread, Fruited Lime Jello. currently employed with Com- Fried Potatoes, Chilled Fruit North Woburn-Wilmington at Wednesday: American Chop Jones, Coline Kelly, Kristine Cup, Rolls and Butter, Pudding Madden, Gail Marshall, John pu graph ic. North Congregational Church, 896 Suey, Grated Cheese, Green and Milk. Main St., Woburn where site Beans, Tossed Salad, Italian McLaughlin, Sonja Merten, Alicia Her fiance graduated from Thursday: Beef and Cheese Murdock, Kelly Murdock, Wilmington High School in 1979. manager is Colleen Riley. Call Dressing, Italian Bread, Pears. Tacos with Tomato and Lettuce, 933-8643 for reservations. Thursday: Roast Turkey, Patricia O'Brien, Lori Ross, He is also employed with Com- Mexicorn, Cake and Milk. Tracy Russo, Kim Sardynski, pugraphic. Menus are subject to change Gravy, Whipped Potato, Peas, Edward Shelley. A fall wedding is planned. Friday: Baked Lasagna with without notice. Transportation is Cranberry Sauce, Whole Wheat Meat Sauce, Buttered Green available, especially for han- Bread, Grapefruit Sections. Peas, Cheese Wedges, Chilled dicapped people. Friday: Fish Chowder, Three- Fruit, Rolls and Butter, Ice Monday: Baked Chicken, Bean Salad, Raisin Bread, Apple Cream or Cookies and Milk. Gravy, Whipped Potato, Mixed Turnover. COMMONWEALTH OF BOARD OF APPEALS COMMONWEALTH OF TOWN OF tion of Francis Larocque, foregoing citation be published to said Court alleging that said MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS WILMINGTON CAM 11-81 601 Woburn Street, to ac- COMMONWEALTH OF PROBATE COURT forthwith once each week, for MASSACHUSETTS Alta Lyons is s mentally ill per- PROBATE COURT A Public Hearing will be three successive weeks, in the Middlesex, SB. No. 521503 quire a variance from Sec- PROBATE COURT son and praying that William P. MIDDLESEX ss. held at the Town Hall NOTICE OF tion V-l (Schedule of Re- Town Crier a newspaper Middlesex, as. Lyons of Wilmington in the No. I39105B published in said Wilmington. County of Middlesex, or some COMMONWEALTH OP FIDUCIARY^ Annex, 342 Middlesex quirements) authorizing the to Alia Lyons of Wilmington MASSACHUSETTS Michelle Halah Beshara. Avenue, on March 24, 1981, Witness. WILLIAM I olh<,r u uble ACCOUNT Plaintiff construction of an addition in the County of Middlesex, and » ' P""""' »• ■•> LAND CO CRT at 7:00 P.M., on the applica- RANDALL. Esquire. Judge of pointed her guardian. To all persons interested in vs Summons by Publication within a required reserve to her heirs apparent or DEPARTMENT OF the estate of Frederick D. tion of Jack C. Whitnell. 19 said Court this 20th day of presumptive and to the If you desire to object thereto Konstantinos Kiriakopoulos side yard. (Assessors' Map February 1981 you or your sttorney should file THE TRIAL COURT Robertson late of Wilmington. Kenwood Avenue, to ac- Massachusetts Department of Cue No. 6036-S Defendant 60 Parcel II Attest with Seal uf said Court a written appearance in said in said County, deceased. To the above-named Defen- quire a variance from Sec- Bruce MacDonald. Mental Health (Ml) You are hereby notified pur- JEANNE M MALONEY A petition has been presented Court at Cambridge before ten dant: BOARD OF APPEALS tion V-l (Schedule of Re- Chairman TO: Warren S. Johnston and suant to Mass. R.Civ P Rule 72 DEPUTY o'clock in the forenoon on the A complaint has been Case 10-81 juiiremenU) authorizing the WM1.I1.I8 RECORDER Oorgina M. Johmton. now or that the first and final account seventh day of April 1981. the formerly of Sormrvillr in the presented to this Court by vour A Public Hearing will be construction of an addition COMMONWEALTH OF return day of this citation. of James A. McAvoy. Jr. spouse, Michelle Halah County of Middlesex, and said Special Administrator (the held at the Town Hall within a required reserve MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL FLOOD Witness. SHEILA E Commonwealth Beshara, seeking a divorce Annex, 342 Middlesex side yard. (Assessors' Map LAND COURT McGOVERN. Esquire. First fiduciary t of said estate has judgement. INSURANCE PROGRAM You are herehv notified that a Avenue, on March 24, 1981, 59 Parcel 401 SEAL Case No. 101785 Judge of said Court, this twenty- been presented to said Court for You are required to serve Proposed Flood Complaint has heen entered in allowance. at 7:00 P.M., on the applica- Bruce MacDonald, To all whom it may concern. fourth day of February 1981. upon Daniel S. Saevltt plain- Elevation Determinations Paul J Cavnaaugh this Court by Oririnia Amaro of If you desire to preserve your tion of Joseph Laachl, 156 Chairman and to Myer Sapolaky. also Wilmington in the County of tiffs attorney, whose address is known as Myer Sapoloaky; and AGENCY: Federal Insurance Administration, FEMA. WM4. 11, 18 Register right to file an objection to said Main Street, Reading, to Board of Middlesex, and said Com- 294 Washington St., Boston, Ma. Hyman Slahl. both now or ACTION: Correction to proposed rule for the Town of account, you or your attorney 02108 your answer on or before acquire a variance from Sec- WM4.11 Appeals monwealth. .-VI.'V. must file a written appearance formerly of Chelsea. Suffolk Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. 1 Certificate of Title No. 28X5 June 1.1981 If you fail to do so. tion V-l (Schedule of Re- BOARD OF APPEALS County, said Commonwealth. SUMMARY: in -aid Court at Cambridge on or the Court will proceed to the issued bj North Registry before the twenty-seventh day quirementa) authorizing the Caae 12-81 their heirs, devisees, or legal In correcting a flood model error on the Ipswich River, District of Middlesex County hearing and adjudication of this construction of single fami- A Public Hearing will be representatives. of March, 1981. the return day of action You are also required to changes are made to the Flood Insurance Study (profiles) stands in the name of Warren S ly dwellings on two lota both held at the Town Hall Whereas, a petition has been this citation. You may upon file a copj of your answer in the and Rate Maps for the Town of Wilmington, Middlesex Johnston and (**?orgina M written request by registered or having sufficient frontage Annex, 342 Middlesex presented to said Court by Johnston. office of the Register of this County, Massachusetts. These changes affect the areas certified mail to the fiduciary. and area but insufficient Avenue, on March 24, 1981, Julius Gordon, Treas. of the 2 A deed for non-payment of Court at Cambridge. Mass. Congregation of Ahavath surrounding the Ipswich River, Lubbers Brook, and Maple or to the attorney for the depth at right angles for at 7:00 P.M., on the applica- taxes due Town ()f Wilmington Witness SHEILA B. Achlm D'Aaron of North Meadow Brook. fiduciary, obtain without cost a McGOVERN. Esq , First Judge property located on Aldrich tion of Loula J. Farkaa, was entered as Document No copy of said account. If you Wilmington, Middlesex County The proposed base flood elevation determination for the 12*ii*3 and was noted on Cer- of said Court at Cambridge Road. (Assessors' Map 9 Jr., 21 Linda Road, to ac- to establish its title under a low Town of Wilmington is correct as follows: desire to object to any item of 3/3 1981 tificate No. 2885 on November said account, you must, in addi- Parcela 30 and 30A) quire a variance from Sec- value deed, under the provisions TOWN OF 23. 193? Paul J. Cavanaugh Bruce MacDonald, tion V-l (Schedule of Re- of G.L. (Ter Ed. I Chapter 60. tion to filing a written Register WILMINGTON 3. Thereafter an affidavit of appearance as aforesaid, file Chairman quirementa) authorizing the Section 80-B. running to John D. low value by the Commissioner Mil.18.25 of Probate Source of within thirty days after said Board of installation of a swimming Cooke. by instrument dsted * Elevation in of Corporations and Taxation return day or within such other WM4.11 November 17, 1936. and record- Flooding I,ocation FMMNGVD) was entered as Document No. Appeals pool within a required ed in the Middlesex North time as the Court upon motion reserve side yard. 14732 and was noted on Cer- may order a written statement District Registry of Deeds, in Shawsheen Downstream Corporate Limits COMMONWEALTH OF (Assessors' Map 88 Parcel tificate No 2885 on May 27. of each such item together with Book 892. Page 32; that the River 1941. MASSACHUSETTS SOB) petitioner now holds its title un- the grounds for each objection PROBATE COURT Upstream Corporate Limits •9.1 4. A Treasurer's Deed under Bruce MacDonald, der deed from John D. Cooke thereto, a copy to be served upon MIDDLESEX, ss. TOWN OF the provision of Chapter 60. Sec- the fiduciary pursuant to Mass Chairman dated October 19. 1938. and duly No. S33541 WILMINGTON Ipswich River Downstream Corporate Limits •76 BOARD OF HEALTH tion 79 and any amendments R Civ.P. Rule 5 Board of recorded with said Registry of thereto to John M Amaro was NOTICE OF Deeds, in Book 921. Page 406. Upstream of Church St. Culvert •88 The Board of Health of WITNESS, Sheila E. Probate of Will WM4.11 Appeals entered as Document. No. 14842 and to require you to show cause Canal Street Culvert •% the Town of Wilmington, in McGovern. Esquire. First Judge Without Sureties BOARD OF APPEALS and noted on Certificate No why you should not bring action Upstream Corporate Limits the County of Middlesex, Of said Court, this thirteenth Estate of Anthony J. Caae 13-81 '108 2885 on July 26. 1941 day of February. 1981 to try any claim or claims which Commonwealth of Podworskl A Public Hearing will be you may have adverse to the and further alleging the death Register Martins Brook Downstream Corporate Limits •76 Massachusetts, acting under of said John Amaro also known late of Wilmington held at the Town Hall petitioner's title arising out of in the County of Middlesex Downstream of Salem Street •7(1 the authority of the General as John M. Araro testate on ORDER OF NOTICE Annex, 342 Middlesex the tax proceedings under which It is ordered that notice of NOTICE the petitioner's title is based: Upstream of Salem Street •a Laws and Amendments and March 10. 19H0. and the BOARD OF Avenue, on March 24, 1981, allowance of his Will by the said proceeding be given by A petition has been presented Said petition covers a parcel Andover Street •84 Additions therein enabling REGISTRARS at 7:00 P.M., on the applica- Probate (ourt for the County of delivering or by mailing by in the above-captioned matter of land in said Town of and acting thereunder and praying that said will may be CALENDAR Middlesex, in said Com- registered or certified mail a Wilmington, bounded and Maple Meadow Confluence with Ipswich River •81 in accordance therewith copy of the foregoing citation to proved and allowed and that TOWN ELECTION monwealth. described as follows: Brook have in interest of and for the Attorney General, if re- James J. Haroulss of Boston in APRIL 18, 1981 Being lots 55 to 61. inc. con- PETITIONER prays that Cer- Power Company Easement Road •85 the preservation of Public tificate of Title No 2885 be quired, and to all persona en- the County of Suffolk be ap- Last day to file nomina- COMMONWEALTH OF taining 20.860 ft. as shown on a pointed executor thereof, MASSACHUSETTS Health duly made and cancelled and a new Certificate titled to notice by delivery or by tion paper* with plan known as "Silver Lske mail pursuant to G.L. c.206. sec- without giving surety on his PROBATE COURT Lubbers Brook Confluence with Ipswich River »77 adopted the'following for the land described therein he Registrar! of Voters, Manor Plan," said Plan is issued to her as owner. . tion 24 fourteen days, at leaat, bond. MIDDLESEX as recorded with the Middlesex Upstream of Middlesex 'go, amendment to its rules and MARCH 16. 1981 (on or No. I38J29B It is ORDERED; that the before said return day; and. un- If you desire to object to the County District Registry of Avenue Culvert regulations. allowance of said petition, you before 5:00 p.m.) plaintiff give notice forthwith less it shall appear that all per- Dunne G. Cardoso, Plaintiff Deeds, Plan Book 33, Plan 3 Downstream of Main Street *9J CHAPTER III or your attorney should file a Summons by Publication by publishing a copy of this sons interested have received ac- Certified signatures If you desire to make any ob- Upstream of Main Street 'HH FOOD REGULATIONS • ritten appearance in aaid should then be filed with order, said order to be published tual notice, by publishing a copy jection or defense to said peti- Upstream of Boston A Maine *100 Item 19. Insert the word thereof once in each week for Court at Cambridge on or before Town Clerk March 23, 1981 John M. Cardoso Defendant tion you or your attorney must once in the Town Crier, a Railroad (south of Main Street) 'permanent' so as to read: three successive weeks in the April 6. 1981 , (on or before 5:00 p.m.) To the above-named Defendant: file a written appearance and an newspaper published in said FOR FUTURE INFORMATION CONTACT: Mobile Food Server - Wilmington Town Crier of Wilmington a It is ordered that notice of A complaint has been answer under oath, setting forth Last day to withdraw presented to this Court by your Mr Robert G. Chappell There shall be displayed on and if you desire to make any newspaper published in aaid said proceeding be given by clearly and specifically your ob- March 24, 1981 (5:00 p.m.) spouse. Dianne G. Cardoso, Federal Emergency Management Agency objection or defense to said peti- county the last publication to be delivering or mailing postpaid a jections or defense to each part the exterior of each vending copy of the foregoing citation to Voter registration date* seeking a divorce. tion, you or your attorney must one day at leaat, before said of said petition, in the office of Federal Insurance Administration vehicle permanent printing all persons interested fourteen for Annual Town Election You are required to serve file a written appearance and an return day; and, in caae of ac- the Recorder of said Court in National Flood Insurance Program or lettering not less than days at least before said return April 18, 1981. upon George P. I.ordan, Jr.. answer under oaih setting forth counts of Guardians or Conser- Boston, (at the Court House! or (202) 756-5585 or Toll Free Line (800) 424-8872 four (4) inches in height day; and by publishing a copy Esq. plaintiffs attorney, whose clearly and specifically your ob- vators, it is further ordered that March 9, 1981 Town Hall in the office of the Assistant (In Alaska and Hawaii call Toll Free Line (800) 424-90801 address is PO Box 414, Cam- designating the name of the jection or defense to each part of notice thereof be given to the thereof once in each week for 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. (Monday) Recorder of said Court at the Washington, DC. 20472 three successive weeks in the bridge, Mass. 02138 your answer owner or Lhe name under said petition in the office of the Massachusetts Department of March 19, 1981 Town Registry of Deeds at Lowell on Town Crier of Wilmington a on or before April 21, 1981. If EFFECTIVE DATE: which the owner operates Recorder of said Court in Boston Mental Health and (if Hall 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. or before the 13th day of April applicable) to the United States newspaper published in you fail to do so. the Court will next. Date of this publication and the business address. (at the Courthouse) on or before (Thursday) proceed to the hearing and ad- SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: the !3th day of April 1981 Veterans Administration by Wilmington, the last publication Unless an appearance is so fil- The above change in the to be one day at leaat before said March 21, 1981 Town judication of this action. You A True Copy Atteat: delivering or mailing by ed by or for you, your default The Federal Insurance Administrator gives notice of the regulation waa adopted by return day. Hall Noon until 8:00 p.m. are also required to file a copy of By the Court registered or certified mall a will be recorded, the said peti- correction to the Notice of proposed determinations of base vote of the Board of Health Witness, SHEILA E. (Saturday) your answer in the office of the Jeanne M Maloney copy thereof to it - them four- tion will' be taken as confessed (100-year) flood elevations for selected locations in the at a regular meeting of the teen days, at least, before said McGOVERN, Esquire First FINAL DAY TO Register of this Court at Cam- and you will be forever barred Town of Wilmington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Deputy Recorder Judge of said Court at Cam- bridge. Board held on March 2.1981 Attest: return day. REGISTER Monday from contesting said petition or Witness SHEILA E. previously published at 45 PR 18484 on February 29, I960, and shall be in full force Dated March 3. 1981 WITNESS, . Sheila E. bridge, the nineteenth day of March 30, 1W1. All day from having or enforcing any Februrary in the year of our McGOVERN, Esq., First Judge in accordance with Section 110 of the Flood Disaster April 1, 1981. Jeanne M. Maloney McGovern. Esquire, First Judge until 10:00 p.m. claim or claims adverse to the of said Court, this thirteenth Lord one thousand nine hundred of said Court at Cambridge. petitioner, its heirs or assigns. Protection Act of 1978 (Pub. L. 93-234), 87 SUt. 980, which Board of Health Mil Deputy Recorder Mary G. Condrey, day of February, 1981. and eighty-one. February 21. 1981 in the sbovs described land. added Section 1368 to the National Flood Insurance Act of JOSEPH PAGLIA, James F Handa. Esq. Chairman Paul J. Cavanaugh Paul J. Cavanaugh. Paul J. Cavanaugh And in addition to the usual 1968 (Title XIII of the Housing and Urban Development CHAIRMAN 7 Marie Dr Board of F28.M4.11 RsgiaUr Register Register service of this notice as required Act of 1968 (Pub. L. 90-448)), 42 U.S.C. 4001-4128, and 44 THOMAS MORRIS Wilmington. Ma. 01887 WM4.II Registrars M11.18JS of Probate Mil.18.25 of Probate by law, it is ordered that the CFR 67.4(a). Mil JAMES DURKEE ' 1 ■-■ Supplement to Dally Tlnrn 4 Chronic* (Woburn.Rtrtlng, winchnter, Burlington), LymltaM viilao«r No. Reading Trenicrlpt, Wilmington I. Ttwfctbury Town Crttr, Stoncn*m Independent WEDNESDAY.MARCH U, 1981—PAGE SI Burlington's Peter and Kitty Carruthers Their eye is on Olympics great enthusiasm and willingness to work By Randy Shipp and the two went to a public rink. There Though parental support has always hard. they had their first lessons - group lessons been there, Mr. Carruthers admits that When Peter Carruthers was small, a "They strive for perfection and are that cost $1 each. The teacher could see some practices were agony for his wife never satisfied with anything less. friend got angry with him as they were that the Carruthers children had talent and him. Sometimes if they skate with the slightest playing and began teasing him about being and insisted they take private lessons with "It used to be excruciating to see them error they'll get down on themselves. But adopted. a young national competitor who had just working on a particular jump and fall "Your parents bought you!" he said. turned professional. perhaps 40 times in a half hour on that they're very goodat consoling each other. "Yes," Peter replied loftily. "They They're not both down at the same time. "His first words were, 'I hope you have a same Jump," he says. But when they were picked me out I was the best baby." When one's down the other's up. They lot of money,' " Mr. Carruthers recalls. "I little kids and had an injury or something seem to rise to the occasion." Charles Carruthers chuckles as he didn't realize just how much he meant. we never made any fuss about it. We took Often the support they give each other is recalls the incident. We are sitting in a The first winter and summer wasn't too care of it, but we never said, 'Oh, you poor deserted airport awaiting the arrival of his bad - only about $100 a week for lessons dear.' So they never cried. That was a unspoken. "After training with somebody daughter, Kitty Carruthers, also adopted. and ice time. But from then on it began to help." for so long and spending so much time with He speaks of them with the special pride of him, it's kind of really just a feeling," she get expensive." Theirschedule is demanding: upat 12:30 says. "Before we go on the ice Peter will a father who has seen his children ac- He estimates that this year it will cost p.m., then skating till 3:30 p.m., from 5:30 grab my hand and hold it, and it's just a complish much. about $32,000 for such things as pairs, to 7, then from 11 till almost 3 a.m. - the closeness He always says,, 'Now we're in In 1980, Peter and Kitty - then the singles, and gymnastics coaches, ice time, times the ice is free. Sometimes they try to second-ranked pairs figure skaters in the and living expenses (Peter and Kitty train get in some dance classes, and Peter plays this together - let's have fun.' " United States - found themselves in the Asked about their future. Mr. Ludington year-round in Wilmington, Del.I. About racquetball. Occasionally they take in a says: "They haven't really scratched the Olympic limelight after an accident $7,000 of that will come from the US Figure movie or go out to dinner. With a giggle surface yet in their ability, and they will sidelined Tai Babalonia and Randy Skating Association Last year the Skating Kitty adds, "But there really isn't that Gardner. Even non-afficionados couldn't still be developing within the next couple of Club of Wilmington made them honorary much. We train in Wilmington, Del., and years It isn't as if they've reached their help feeling proud as they watched the members, giving them free ice time Other there's not that much to do there anyway." peak. They're just climbing the ladder." young, enthusiastic brother and sister people have also made donations, but the Are there times when she doubts if she skate their hearts out in a performance They are definitely looking forward to bulk of the expenses are paid by Mr. and wants tocontinue? A long laugh. the 1984 Olympics. But Kitty adds, "I'm that earned them fifth place. Mrs. Carruthers, both of whom now work. "Oh boy, I could tell you.. In fact, the also going to try to look forward to the next Now, at ages 21 and 19, Peter and Kitty But one senses that the experience has Sa turday night before we left for Nat ionals three years, too." are the US senior pairs champion? brought the family very close - even while I wanted to quit. It was the most awful "It's going to be a struggle," admits Mr. But if they had not lived on a heavily at times separating them. Mr. Carruthers thing. I had one move, a death spiral in the Carruthers, "but we're going to try to doit traveled road, and if Mr. Carruthers proudly tells how Kitty won her first short program, and I had so much trouble if they want to. For now, I think we'll take hadn't liked music. Peter and Kitty might singles competition wearing a skating with it. My coach worked with me for an it one year at a time." never have begun skating. dress he had made that same morning. hour until I could barely even move, and I And the immediate future? Although the ("It wasn't very elegant," he admits.) And was crying for hours arid hours and hours. routine for the Worlds won't change from "We lived on a hill," he says. "We were when the kids needed summer skating The whole time Peter was saying, 'It's all that of the Nationals, Kitty says, "You can very much afraid that they would go time, the family fixed up an old school bus right. Youcandoit.'andhenevergotmad always be faster and stronger, and can sliding and slide out into the street as a camper and spent several weeks in at me. I said, 'I want to quit. I hate this. sometime. So I got the bright idea when Falmouth, Mass., where a rink was I'm not going to go through this anymore!' always have better presentation on the ice. they were roughly 51? and 74 years old of available You don't necessarily have harder moves from one competition to the other, but you leveling off some of the backyard and As the plane pulls up to the gate and a Ron Ludington, their coach for six years, can always have more spark and ex making a little skating rink. That would be petite young woman enveloped in a puffy says one of their strong points is their something they could do for winter winter coat with a US Olympic team patch citement." The Carrutheres performing in the 1980 Olympics recreation, and we could watch them." on the sleeve appears, Mr. Carruthers As the only children in the neighborhood clutches two roses from bushes lovingly with a skating rink, they became social big tended for months indoors wheels Everyone came over, so Peter and But Kitty, lugging a bulky skate bag Kitty got in quite a bit of skating time, nearly half as tall as she, doesn't notice the particularly on weekends. flowers. \D she sees is the man waiting "They'd just get into the house and get patiently for her. She rushes over and Pitfalls of credit await you their skates off when another kid would throws her arms around him with a heart- arrive, and they'd have to go out and skate felt and exuberant "Hi, Dad!" Only after with him or her So they would skate from she has been holding the blossoms for 15 ^ByWWUmPadno debt collectors are licensed by the state shocking number do involve deceit, early in the morning until 10 or 11 at minutes does she stop in amazement and and a collector may lose his license If he fraud, perjury, etc. night." say, "Dad, where on earth did you get Part 2 of 2 calls you late at night. Informs your Automobiles are only one category of Music, too, wasan important influence roses this time of year?" employer that you own money, or in- consumer goods subject to repossession "From the time they were infants they Supposedly, the two-day trip home is to Despite laws and the efforts of the dicates on an envelope that you have not today. Another not untypical situation Is went to bed with classical, semiclassical. visit a bootmaker for skating boots. But in government at curbing credit tricksters, paid your bills. And the federal Con- repossession when the consumer buys a dance music, everything on the hi-fi. My the car she admits the real reason is to see there will always remain the person who sumer Credit Protection Act makes It a set of furniture on time, then defaults on feeling when they were little was, I'm not her parents. Asked if it's hard being away suffers both financially and emotionally federal crime for a creditor or his a single payment The seller or the going to give up listening to music in the from home, she says in a very small voice, in a credit situation representative to use violence or threats holder of the installment loan contract evening just because we've got a couple of "I hate it. I hate it a lot I wouldn't mind as This week, we continue with our of violence to collect his depts may confiscate the entire set and then kids. They can learn to go to sleep to much being away from home, but 1 never examination of the pitfalls of credit But the problem of debtor harassment sue to collect the remainder of the debt, music. By the time they were 8 or 10 years really get to see my parents, and they will continue as debt cofiectors all too plus charges and fees. old there wasn't anything in the way of can't afford to come to all the com- HARASSMENT often Ignore the laws and go hard after To crack down on these practices, laws music we could play that they didn't know - petitions." i < Harassment Is the "normal" means. In debtors - sometimes too hard. are being urged at both federal and state they had it memorized. But she says she loves skating and wants countless cases, of collecting small debts levels which would permit creditors "As soon as they started skating in the to keep on "as long as my body will let me and past-due Installment payments. And REPOSSESSION either to repossess their goods or to sue backyard it was natural to put on music for I'll keep doing it until I don't want to you need not be a ghetto resident to come You buy a slightly used car loaded with for payment of the debt - but not both them to skate to. Even before they knew anymore, and then I'll stop. My parents up against this: it can happen to you, options for $3,600 dollars, Including 18 Meanwhile, the only protection you, the anything about skating they were always have always been good about that, they've whoever and wherever you are percent Interest on your auto loan, fees, debtor, have is your own awareness of trying to stroke to the music, or trying to never pushed us. In fact, they've always (DA typical cornered debtor may first insurance, etc. You pledge to pay 100 the pitfall express the music in their somewhat said, we will never be disappointed if you receive a flood of dunning notices from dollars a month for three years. After one year and 1,200 In payments, clumsy way." want to quit right now We're so proud of debt collection agencies with names "HOLDER IN DUE COURSE" In March 1970 the ice on the rink melted. what you've done " which sound In some cases very like you fall to meet a due date A while later An elderly woman bought a hearing those of government agencies The your car disappears from your aid for her son. involving a fat down letters threaten legal action and serious driveway. A lending company which payment and an installment loan for the damage to the debtor's credit rating. bought the note for your car from your balance of her purchase. When the (2) In addition, the debtor may be used car dealer has simply sent his device failed to work, she took It back to subjected to repeated telephone calls at "repo" man to your home. He has the seller, who agreed to send It to the all hours of the day and night, not only at crossed the wires of your car to get It factory for repair But when she his home but also at his job. going and has driven off returned again to pick up the hearing (3) The caller may falsely represent Repossession of automobiles, as well aid, she found that the seller has gone out himself a lawyer, a policeman, a private as of many other personal items. Is a of business - and had sold her installment detective Or he may hint that he works widespread and entirely legal practice loan contract to a local lender for a government agency used against the delinquent debtor In the Incredibly, this woman remained 14) He may call a,debtor's neighbors, U.S. It also may be only the beginning, under legal obligation to repay the loan relatives, wife, even his children He also for the lender may then turn around and plus stiff interest charges - despite the may call the debtor's employer, a tactic sell your repossessed car back to the fact that her son still had no hearing aid which easily can lead to the debtor's original dealer for an amount to be This legal quirk called the "holder in losing his job. credited to you This resale price. If the due course" doctrine - Is one of the, Whatever the tricks, the harassment participants are unprincipled, may be a biggest and costliest loopholes usually succeeds In frightening a debtor rigged bargain sum of, say, $500 dollars remaining on our consumer lawbooks. Into "settling" his debt - even though the You are now sued for the remainder you "Literally millions of dollars are lost debt may have been Imposed on him still owe: $2,400 dollars minus $500 every week because of this doctrine." through fraudulent, illegal means and dollars, or $1,900 dollars. You're also says the Consumer Federation of even though he may have a sound, liable for extra charges. America In Washington. DC "Holder in legitimate, legal defense against the You thus not only have no car but you due course Is the most vicious of all creditor who Is harassing him. also have debt equal to nearly two more consumer credit traps today." As you might expect, laws are being years of payments And now the used car Under the holder of due course doc passed to control this sort of meanness dealer may In turn resell your trine, an unscrupulous used car dealer or The Federal Trade Commission has repossessed car to another buyer for other retailer may lure naive consumers proceeded against some unfair debt 1,500 dollars. Of course, cars are collection methods In Massachusetts, repossessed without such tactics- but a Credit (Page S-4) The HEATING SYSTEMS Yard Sale LOWER YOUR HEAT COST Season Has 30% AVERAGE FUEL SAVINGS Started $ Thick 1500 -100,000 B.T.U. Saxony Plushes Hall & Stairs & Custom Work Extra See today's Come In to see what we have to offer. PAYMENTS - '53/MONTH classifieds The on page H.B. SMITH ED MATHEWS INC. Village Carpet Shop S-,9 SINCE 1853 UCWSE m 1641 299 SALEM ST., READING "\ Exit 34 Off Rout* 121 'Cumberland Plaza - Opposite Wes Park or s 438-4058 Op.n »:JO-5:30 Dolly: IWv-Frl. •:»-• - T44-3B1Q w VI wr Suppl»mt-.IK>D.llyTln».tChronlclt (Woburn.RM«ilB.WIiKnjlltr. •"^ ^'™**?1 " PAGE S 2-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981 No RMdlng Tnmcrlpl. Wllmlnfllon & TnrUbury Town CrUr, stononom Indtpuwnr Winchester Hospital For the Entire Fun and Games: Family i Mr and Mrs Robert D MR. AND MRS ALAN MR AND MRS dparents: Mr. and Mrs. BAIN, 19 Patriot Rd., Woodland, Sr. of MICHAEL MCHUGH Luis Santiago of Woburn; FUN BuG"^r>y Tewksbury. a daughter Wilmington; and Mr. and (Laura Martin), 86 and Mr and Mrs. Jose ^SZ^HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU FIND Mrs. Maurice Fournier of Harrison Ave.. Woburn a Tina Marie on March 2. Monies of Puerto Rico. Boggle Challenge SEVEN DIFFERENCES IN THE Z** PICTURE ? Grandparents: Mr and Lowell » son Michael Arthur on Mrs. Bradford Smart of February 28 Gran- MR. AND MRS How many words can you make? MR AND MRS Tewksbury; and Mr and dparents Mr and Mrs FRANCIS SMITH (Linda Mrs. Hugh Bain of RONALD KELLEY James Martin of Woburn; Klausen). 43 Brookside In 3 minules. find as many hidden wends as you can and write them down To make a word, use letters, in sequence, Tewksbury. iJeanne McDewelll. 10 and Mrs Ann McHugh of Ave . Winchester a Washington St., Billerica a Burlington thai adpm at any side oi comer Each letter may be used daughter Jenny Marie on only once in a word Any word found in a slandard English daughter Jessica Jeanne MR AND MRS February 7. Grandparents: diclionary is acceptable on February 27. Gran- CHARLES BRADY •MR. AND MRS. JAMES Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klausen • PLAY AGAINST THE "BOGGLE BRAIN." Find the list below dparents Mr and Mrs (Deborah Castellano), 340 MOOSE (Diane Pereirai. of Burlington; and Mr. and the game grid. Essex St.. Saugus a Freeling McDewell of 15 Donna Rd.. Woburn a Mrs. Harold Smith of •OR PLAY Billerica: and Mrs Mary daughter Chrystina daughter Alissa Ann on Burlington AQAINST A Frances on February 27. Kelley of Nashua. N.H. February 27 Gran- FRIEND. Compare dparents: Mr. and Mrs your lists and Q n Q 0 Grandparents: Mr and MR AND MRS. PAUL cross oil the words Mrs Michael Castellano of MR AND MRS RALPH George Pereira of Woburn; STRATI (Carolyn Mellon. you have in KUSA 'Marilyn Stafford). and Mr and Mrs Stoneham. and Mr and 97 Wilmington Rd.. common. Score the 23 Marjorie Rd.. Mrs David Kibby of Raymond Moose of Ran- Burlington a daughter remaining words as Wilmington a son Peter on Wilmington somville, New York Kristina Maria on lollows: February 23 Gran- February 28 Gran- 3-4 letters 1 point MR AND MRS ED dparents: Mr and Mrs. MR AND MRS dparents: Mr and Mrs. 5 letters 2 points WARD CLAPPER I Denise Donald Stafford of THOMAS REICHARD John Mellor of Burlington; t letters 3 points Woburn. and Mr and Mrs Greekwood). 37 Calthea (Elizabeth Hannon), 15 St and Mr Paul Strati of 7 letters 5 points A Igerd Kusa of Bedford St., Stoneham. a daughter Mary Rd.. Burlington a Burlington 8 or more: 11 points □ □□□ Debra Leigh on February daughter Sarah Gardner on February 26 Gran- 27. Grandparents: Mrs MR. AND MRS. KEVIN ■ «J»i i»u K*«tS '<»»»IS *•!$ d»tS '!••$ !••$ n Jeanne Sheehan of dparents: Mr and Mrs. TOOMEY (Kristine tit* i6»i mo .!•■) MMO ••0 '«U l >3 "13 '■•*¥ NIVMi 3100O1 MR AND MRS H.F. Reichard of Norwalk, Woburn; Mr. Joseph Kenneyl. 52 Forest St, ... -Bran* »■»»■ Br >"«■«'-»■"-<« MM ROBERT MARSH (Penny Conn ; and Mr and Mrs. B,+r. AM*. MAC'Sf. P*Mir*^iCff(nOl Oi l**'B' Greekwood of Woburn. and Stonti.am a son Kevin .Al***!/*! «fl—■ "-WH D«i fad NMPM* $*n*e» Mr. and Mrs Merriman Carter», 12 Alma Rd., J.W. Hannon of Montclair. James Jr on February 27. Clapper of Stoneham Burlington a daughter N.J. Grandparents: Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth on Charles Kenney of MR. AND MRS. March 1 Grandparents: MR AND MRS. JOHN Stoneham; and Mr. and RONALD CLEMETSON Mr. and Mrs Franklin RICHMOND (Renee Mrs Frank Toomey of (Nancy Johnsoni. 4 Keith Carter of Burlington; and Harwicki, 51 Montvale Somerville. Circle. Woburn a son Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth Ave.. Woburn a son Robert Dereck Lyle on March 1. Marsh of Burlington on February 27 Gran- dparents: Mr anoV. Mrs. MR AND MRS Unmix the letters in the boxes to form a Grandparents: Mr and MR AND MRS. word Then circle A. B or C tor the cor- FINDIT! MICHAEL BOGOSH Mrs Martin Johnson of MR AND MRS Jack Harwick of Warren. ROLAND BARRY, rect meaning (or definition I (Diane Gedicki, 114 Woburn; and Mr. and Mrs ROBERT MCCLMBER. New Jersey, and Mrs. Ballardvale St.. North Score yourself as follows: Find 17 girls names. Words run across, down, or Winthrop Si. Medford a 4 Correct-Excellent 2Correcl-Fair Vernon Clemetson of 227 Hancock St . Stoneham Mary Richmond of Win- Wilmington, a daughter daughter Allison Anne on 3 Correct-Good 1-0 Correcl-Poor u-\3f diagonally in any direction. Word list below. Raymond. N.H. a daughter Kathleen chester Amanda Monique on <3 Elizabeth on February 26 February 18. Grand- February 18 Grand- parents: Mr and Mrs. i Y AC MR AND MRS Grandparents: Mr and MR. AND MRS. RAMON parents: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogosh of MICHAEL FOURNIER. 8 Mrs Joseph McElhinney of SANTIAGO (Josefina John DeCosta of North Burlington: and Mrs. Cottage St., Wilmington a Woburn; and Mr and Mrs Montesi, 18 R Hovey St., Wilmington, and Mrs. 6 ISLET C RJT Rosalie Gedick of JAPDI A. H € son Michael James on Charles McCumber of Woburn a son Noel on Marie Barry of Dracut. Wareham. March 2 Grandparents: Scotia. New York. February 25. Gran- UEAAN l L 2. G A A S D M N I ROLE O LEiENn B MILL C PORT y SSUVMI ri C I N" A I R S C 3. V 1 L C 1 URrJKN FA I AKATE.PEIA C POLITE H 0 R A H S I R. 4. |c E P R E S 1 Word list: Amy, Ann, Diane, Jan, Judy, Jennifer, Kim, Kate, Linda, Lori, Lisa, Mary, Michele, Nora, 6 SLOW C aeN£«ouS Nancy, Sandi, Sharon. d AAelrose Wakefield births MR. AND MRS. JAMES MR. AND MRS. Mrs. Charles Springer ol February 18. Grand- BARRON (Janice Haggis), STEVEN DONOVAN Medford; and Mr and Mrs. parents: Mr and Mrs 27 Fox Run Lane, Reading (Barbara Toomeyl, 9 West Leroy Haddock, Jr. of Michael Constantino of a daughter Jennifer Lee on St.. Arlington, a son Ryan Melrose. Great grand- Lynnfield; and Mr. and February 3. Grandparents: Joseph on February 25. parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Morgan Meehan of Mr. and Mrs. William Grandparents: Mr. and Elize Jean of Medford, Lynnfield. Haggis of Cranston, R.I.; Mrs. Charles Toomey, Jr Mrs. Elizabeth Kilroy of and Mrs. Rita Barron of of Arlington; and Mr., and Medford; and Mr. MR AND MRS JOSEPH Cranston, RI Mrs. Francis Donovan of Christine Haddock of MONACO (Diane MR. AND MRS GARY Lexington. Stoneham Koulouris), 108 Dudley St., BARNARD iPamela Medford a daughter Alysia Andrews', 22 Allen St, MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. JOHN Jeanne on February 17. Methuen a son Craig Louis DONALD GUSSO (Vicki HALCHAK, JR (Lorraine Grandparents: Mr. and on February 16 Grand- Kalugin), 24 Southwick Butt). 30 Whittier St., Mrs William Koulouris of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rd., North Reading a Newton, New Hampshire a Reading; and Mrs. Marie Louis Andrews of North daughter Amy Lynn on son John Jeffrey on Monaco of Medford Reading; and Mr. and Mrs. February 19. Grand- February 20. Grand MR AND MRS PETER Robert Barnard of North parents: Mr. and Mrs. parents: Mr and Mrs. WADLER (Mary Ann Lloyd Kalugin of Fords. Joseph Butt of Hampstead. Reading Ferrante), 185 Upham St., New Jersey; and Mr. and N.H.; and Mr and Mrs MR AND MRS. BEN- Melrose a son David Mrs. Stephen Gusso of John Halchak of Stoneham JAMIN CIARAMITARO Ferrante on February 14. Valley Stream. New York. (Marie Maxwell), 3 Gould MR AND MRS JOSEPH Grandparents: Mrs. Mary St., Stoneham, a daughter LECCESE (Eileen Ferrante of Hyde Park MR AND MRS LEROY Rachel Faith on February McHugh). 1163 Franklin and Mr. and Mrs Richard HADDOCK III (Jane 25 Grandparents: Mr. and St., Stoneham a son Joseph Wadler of Lexington. Springer). 91 Mt. Vernon Mrs Dwight Maxwell of Patrick on February 23. Ave., Melrose a daughter Wilmington; and Mr and Grandparents: Mr. and MR. AND MRS Traci Lyn on February 26. Mrs Steve Ciaramitaro of Mrs. John McHugh of ROBERT WHITNEY, JR Grandparents: Mr. and Saugus. Marblehead; and Mr. and (Judith Rainha), 27 Mrs. Gus Leccese of Sargent Rd., Winchester a Melrose daughter Jean on February Get in Shape and MR AND MRS. 16. Grandparents: Mr. and MICHAEL MEEHAN Mrs Manuel Rainha; and (Sheila Constantino), 80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert do it in Style!!! Russell St, Peabody a son Whitney of Kennebunkport. Jonathan Michael on Maine. 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Ph.D. EVENFIO DISPOSABLE BOTTLES 100 CT 1.84 * Private lockers and clothing Edward Guralnick. Sc.D ENFAMH QUART WITH IRON 1.23 Richard Siegel. Ph.D. Judy Coons, R.N. SIMIIAC QUART WITH IRON !••• 0 SQQOO Elana Rosenboum, M.S.W Jane Holmes, Ph.D. ■J iwMtks for %J%J Gwen Spauldinq. M.E.d. MONDAY - SATURDAY 10 AM - 9:30 PM Joan Hassol. R.N..M.S. Walter Torres. Ph.D. tws aw Call today for your best chance FRAMINGHAM PEABODY AND VISA of getting in shape this spring. Announce their relocation to WORLD'S SHOPPER'S WORLD MALL NORTHSHORE SHOPPING CTR HONOWDAT A' "«iRt_!2e _^ Toysfli/s Ask for Nick or Joe at 935-3270. ' Th e Health And Life Education Center BIGGEST WOBURN DEDHAM 3ttC«mbfKJg«St (R» 3) Route 1 80 Main Street, Reading, Mass. 01867. TGY «N otDIDHAMM*. North Suburban YMCA | m,l« S ol Rl .'It. ■•<$• inlXWoOu.n 942-0660 SELECTION! WMFB8UHY 137 Lexington St., Woburn, Mass. MUGAruCK VAUOMtlLJ 101 STORES COAST TO COAST (Junction of Routes 128 and 28) •""^j^^'Chronlcl. («N*»rni««^.win.h«w, .urHntfonl. Lynn.l.l,, villas NO. R e.olng Trmcrlpl. w,im.ngton 4 T«*tOur, Town Crlor. SNxolum Inwoendenl WEDNESDAY.MARCH 11,1981-PAGE S-3 . Winchester Hospital births MR AND MRS AR- MR. AND MRS MR AND MRS JOHN MR. AND MRS FRAN Woburn; and Mr. and Mrs. MR AND MRS. JOSEPH *l. THUR BURKE, JR., 141 ALBERT FAY (Gail MCGANN, 220 Thorndike OKEEFFE (Dorothy Edmund Gates. Jr. of TAYLOR (Deborah Lakeview Ave., Waltham a Moorel, 28 Leonard St., St , Lowell a son John Foley), 6 Summer Ave , Woburn Keane), 15 Parkway Rd , daughter Heather Dawn on Woburn, a son Randall Patrick on February 21. Reading a daughter Stoneham a son February 18. Grand- Lawrence on February 21 Grandparents: Mr and Meredith Ann on February MR AND MRS DAVID Christopher John on parents: Mr. and Mrs. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. John McGann, Jr. of 20. Grandparentsi Mr. and SULLIVAN (Debra Davis). February 19. Grand Arthur Burke, Sr. of Mrs. Lawrence Moore of Winchester; and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foley of 50 Peach Orchard Rd., parents Mrs Mary Taylor Waltham; and Mr. and Burlington; and Mr and Mrs Frank Chronowski of Woburn; and Mr. and Mrs. Burlington a daughter of Medford; and Mr John Mrs. Bernard Gorsun of Mrs. Al Fay of Burlington. Billerica. Edward O'Keeffe of Kerrie Jean on February Keane of Medford. i Woburn Woburn. 24. Grandparents: Mr and MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. JOHN Mrs. Robert Sullivan of MR. AND MRS. AN- STEVEN GIACALONE MCINERNY (Barbara MR AND MRS Burlington; Joseph Davis THONY CELLA (Karen (Jane Fanjoy). 6 Alfred Caseyi. 87 Burlington St., THOMAS ROGERS of Woburn; and Jean Davis Magnussen), 33 Old Farm Terr., Woburn a daughter Woburn, a son Brian Paul (Lorraine Gangi). 27 of Woburn K'i Reading a son Eric Sheila Rae on February 19. on February 21. Grand- Chestnut St., Wilmington, a John on February 17. Grandparents: Mr. and parents: Mr. and Mrs. son Daniel Thomas on Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs Frank Giacalone of William Casey of Woburn, February 20. Grand- N.EM.H. Mrs. Alt Magnussen of Winchester; and Mr. and and Mrs. Helen Mclnerny parents: Mr. and Mrs. Canada; Mrs. Mary Mrs. Clarence Fanjoy of of Woburn. Michael Gangi, Jr. of MR AND MRS DAVID Pilualis of Cambridge; and Woburn Wilmington; and Mr and TATRO (Lois Steadman), births MR AND MRS Mrs Joseph Rogers. Sr. of 45 Holland St . Winchester, Mr. Mario Cella of Boston. MR. AND MRS THOMAS MCINERNEY Tewksbury a daughter Jodi Lynne on MR AND MRS Jame Jol STEVEN LANGONE, 19 552k R F Lrn !, >'' *"** of Century 21 Boar- (Kathy Fitzpatrick). 4 Tri February 18. Grand- CHARLES FELL P y MR AND MRS JAMES Manning St., Woburn a Slpd?nn irT' enounced that Marge Kelley has FITZPATRICK (Barbara City Rd.. Dover, N.H. a MR AND MRS parents: Mr and Mrs 'Kathleen Ryan). 310 S C,al e for the months of daughter Kristine Langone daughter Ann Marie on Roland Tatro of Arlington, and lanmrv X? S!f ^ ° u December Doyon), 84 Nashua St., on February 19. Grand- WALTER SHANNON. JR. Concord Falls, Billerica a outstan February 19. Grand and Mr. and Mrs Ralph son Michael Charles on rSdSTC Z *«« achievement. Marge, a Lowell St. Woburn. a daughter parents: Mr and Mrs (Virginia Gates). 2 Anna parents: Mr and Mrs. Steadman of Reading February 27 Grand aSS C,ated Wilh Cen,Ury 21 BMriwaIk since Pamela Janice on Herbert Preble of Rd., Woburn. a son Ian John Fitzpatrick of North parents Mr and Mrs Sting of S" ° February 22 Grand- Burlington; and Mr. and James on February 18 Reading. Great grand- Joseph Ryan of Billerica. parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Michael Langone of Grandparents: Mr and mother: Mrs. Helen Seely and Mr and Mrs Charles James FitzPatrick of Woburn. Mrs. Walter Shannon of Sandwich; and Mr. and of Melrose. Fell of Billerica. Austin Prep Honor roll Mrs. Maurice Doyon of Reading .BURLINGTON - SENIORS: Charles Philip Kent, Kevin R. Meek. Steven R Correia, Richard Jackson, Edward Patti. Karl Ruping SOPHOMORES: STONEHAM LUMBER CAN HELP YOU Jameson JUNIORS: Charles Boyle III. Joseph Brine. Thomas Stanton. FRESH- Hospital James Brine Se.enPatti MEN: John J. MacEachern, Charles .. READING-JUNIOR: Timothy Kelley. Mcl-ean. » offers stop ...8TONEHAM - SENIORS: Richard l.ynnlield Auffrey. Joseph Massaro. JUNIOR: David Second Honors — SOPHOMORES: Day. Peter LaFlamme FRESHMEN: Eric smoking Modernize Your TEWKSBl'RY - SENIOR: Michael Hartman, Joseph W. Solomon. Flanagan. JUNIORS: John Alusow, North Reading program Richard Batten, Daniel Flanagan, Keith First Honors - FRESHMAN David Rauseo Often. Kitchen WILMINGTON - SENIORS: Scott Second Honors - SOPHOMORE: Kevin Did you Know (hat Romanowski, Richard Zambernardi. Jackson FRESHMAN: Anthony Arcari. cigarettes cost $12.85 a AT GREAT SAVINGS WITH OUR JUNIORS: RonaldCahill, LouisDiRupo Reading pound? Do you realize that WINCHESTER - SENIOR: Mutahar ..First Honors — JUNIOR: Timothy J the return on this MARCH & APRIL SPECIALS Shamsi Kelley SOPHOMORE: Russell L Jeffery. "Investment'" is WOBL'RN - JUNIORS: Christopher Jr. FRESHMEN: William Arakelian, guaranteed poor health and George. Thomas Whealon Merrick Corsetti. premature death'' -30- Second Honors — SENIORS: Gary Fact: 300.000 Americans Buonarosa. Joseph Delai. John D die prematurely from the ME-AUSTIN PREP HONOR ROLL FOR Immerman. SOPHOMORES: Donald effects of smoking BRAMMER CABINETS SECOND QUARTER 1980-1981 Cloonan. Christopher Davidson. Scott Fact: Lung cancer is the Dawson, Paul Meroski. FRESHMEN: leading cause of cancer Let us design a kitchen as shown below for your Burlington Joseph Leahy. Robert Lindsay. Joseph S. death among men. and First Honors — SENIORS: James Mulkern because women are Connaughton, Charles Correia, Richard Stoneham smoking more and more, new home or remodel your present kitchen Jackson SOPHOMORES: James Hynes. Second Honors — SENIORS. Joseph experts predict that by Theodore R. Rose. FRESHMEN: Steven Massaro, Allen Roberts. SOPHOMORES: 1984. lung cancer will Donnell. Robert Provenzano. Thomas J Flynn. FRESHMEN exceed breast cancer as SPECIAL Srcond Honors — SENIORS. Peter Frederick Cataldo. Thomas V DiGangi. the leading cause of cancer Flaherty. EdWard Jameson, Philip Thomas SJanko death in women. Ragusa. JUNIORS: C Christopher Boyle, MORE MORE MORE Fact: 90 percent of James W Brine. Thomas Burgomaster. people who die from lung Icwkshury cancer were smokers DISHWASHER Brookings.Stephen llarlka According to American First Honors - SENIORS: Michael Second Honors — SENIORS: Mark Flanagan JUNIORS John Alusow, Keith Cancer Society statistics, Lal.iberte, Joseph Marino. James Quinno, about 30 million Americans Rauseo. FRESHMEN Dennis Higgins. Scott Romanowski. SOPHOMORES: Brian Keane are ex-smokers. And Stephen Everett. Michael G. Licciardi, although 54 million PROAAOTION Second Honors - SENIORS David Christopher Turner FRESHMEN Americans do smoke, nine Bournival. James Flynn. John Harmon. Richard P. Bova Jr., Leonard Howard. With any full Brammer kitchen Frederick Morris. Timothy Sheehan out of ten surveyed have Joseph McNamara. Kevin Robinson said they would like to quit. •Bishop Hill •Hearthside Hickory •Heritage Pine JUNIORS: Richard Batten. Daniel. Winchester Flanagan. James Regan SOPHOMORES: If you are a member of the First Honors — SENIORS: Matahar majority of smokers who Ha Chun Chun. Michael Hazel, Brian Shamsi. Kolek, Jon Regan. Gregory J. Stratis. wants to kick the hbit, now Second Honors — SENIORS: Timothy is the time to do something Dean Michael Sutherland. Scott Sweeny Isaac. Francis X Murray. JUNIORS: N. Tnppan FRESHMEN Robert F Derrah. Jr. about it BUY NOW AND David Samra. SOPHOMORES: Peter The Lawrence Memorial Andrew T. DiCiaccio. Edward C. Geary. I..{( ,i-ii,i. Frank Pasciuto Wobyrn John K Hanrahan. Edmund A Kinsella, Hospital of Medford is SAVE AN EXTRA Stephen T. McGuire. Richard P. Morel. offering a four-session 25% AUTOMATIC slop smoking program, Stephen Papleacos. Mark Paquette. Second Honors — JUNIORS: Below our regular low discounted prices. Andrew Scharmer. Michael Stalker Christopher George. Christopher Norris called the Smokers' DISHWASHER Wilmliygloa SOPHOMORES: Richard Benoit. Daniel Libration Program. An EXAMPLE: First Honors - SENIORS Richard Daley. Ronald Donohoe FRESHMEN LMH facilitator, Terry A Kitchen •2 cycles Ward, will guide par- Zambernardi. JUNIORS. Ronald Cahill. Gary S Best. Jeffrey Evangelista, That lists for $3000 • large capacity Louis DiRupo FRESHMEN: William Michael Persson ticipants through the workshop, based on the Our regular discount 40% 1200 • two full-size sprayarms American Cancer Society's Sells lor 1800 New freedom and anxiety Extra 25% discount 450 • removable silverware "I Quit Kid." a self-help, baskets stop-smoking technique 1350 Some say today's woman has it all She designated lots only, and visitors should The sessions will include •model #61-1121 need no longer choose between cancer and follow the signs to these areas. discussion, films and a family; she can have both But for many Dr Surrey, whose presentation is the special presentation by $ women, an unwelcome companion to this second in a series of three lectures on LMH Chief of Respiratory NOW ONLY anxiety, holds a master's degree in new freedom is anxiety. Therapy Tony Traino. 1350 On Friday, March 13. Janet L. Surrey. education from Harvard University and a The program will be held Ph.D., director, Psychological Srvices, doctorate in clinical psychology from on Tuesdays and Thur- Outpatient Clinic. McLean Hospital, will George Washington University in sdays. from 7 9 P.M.. SAVE AN EXTRA present a public lecture on "Women and Washington. DC. She has appeared locally $450 *m£„ March 19, 24. 26 and 31, at on WNAC-TV's "Weekday!" show, Anxiety: Identifying the Sources." the LMH School of Nursing. sponsored by the Friends of McLean discussing women and depression. THESE EXTRA SAVINGS ARE ON THESE THREE FINE STYLES!! 170 Governors Avenue A Hospital The hour-long talk will begin The last lecture in the Friends of fee of $25 will be charged, McLean series to be presented at the same promptly at 10:00 am in Pierce Hall on with a J20 rebate upon hour and location on Friday morning. the hospital grounds, at 115 Mill Street. completion of the program. BISHOP HILL -a^a*^ Belmont. Mass Questions and answers March 20, is "Growing Old: A Whole New For more information, or will follow until 11 30 am In addition, Way of Life." by Woodrow W. Havens II. to register, contact the M.D.. psychiatrist in charge, Proctor coffee will be served beforehand, begin- LMH Public Relations ning at 9:30 am The event is free and House II, McLean Hospital. For more information on the series, all Office, at 396-9250. ex- open t& all tension 207. Parking is available at the hospital in 855-2112 THE i THIS WEEK'S CHILDREN'S SHOP SUPER SPECIAL EXTRA SAVINGS Boys - Girls Students SPECIALS OF THE WEEK Boys or Girls Levis &,. JEANSWEAR *7 Crew Neck gSt Gentlemen 100% Acrylic I Please sign me up for your kitchen cabinet "Clinic on Thursday. March 26 a' 6 30 9 p.m. \ Sweatshirts Originally Name _ . ! Sizes 4-7 8 8-18 $16.00° to $19.00 Originally $6 S $7 Address j 3.99 & s4.99 City or Town Telephone Girls Slickers Vinyl, snap front, attached hood Sizes 4 6X8 7 14 Originally $9 8 $10 Corduroy Boot Styles s s Boys Girls. Reg. 8-12, Slims 8 14 5.99 & 6.99 Students woist sizes 25-30 211 MAIN STREET /LUMBER THE CHILDREN'S SHOP STONEHAM. MASS. 02180 f f)ffWptHUf' HOURS- TEL. 438-1122 ^ / / fi76676 Main St.. 944-0090 Mon.-TuesM0n.-Tucs Wedwed 9 5 30 Thursdoy 1 9 OFFICE HOURS 7:30-5:00 PM Reading Square Child'?" v Shop Cr*di< Friday Sotuidoy 9 5 30 Supplemtnt lo Daily T .met & Chronicle (Woburn.Rcadlng, Wlrtchtster. Burlington). Lynrrilffld villager PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1981 No Reading Transcript, Wilmington 4 Tewksoury Town Crier. Stonehsm Independent Energy production: the haves and have- nots Railway enthusiasts (ttumbeis tiptescm enet|» ptaucliM is I aeicent il CMSumptiwi) ^Hl .H>?-|t» plan Ct. excursion A special, one-day circle excursion from Mystic Seaport Museum is the nation's Boston to Mystic Seaport Museum and the largest indoor-outdoor museum of Valley Railroad of Essex. Connecticut on American maritime history. Large ships Saturday, May 2,1981 will be sponsored by on display include the 1841 Whaler Charles the Massachusetts Bay Railroad W Morgan and the square rigger Joseph Enthusiasts. Inc., Bill Crawford. Conrad Several other large vessels and President of the organization, announced almost 200 small craft are on display. The today more than 60 exhibits in the 14-acre The Diesel-powered, specially-chartered complex include shops and homes Amtrak excursion train, dubbed "The representing a 19th Century maritime Constitution Flyer," will utilize Amtrak's community and a working shipyard where new and comfortable Amfleet equipment the Museum's collection of historic vessels and will depart from Boston's South is maintained Modern buildings house Station at 8:15 A.M., Wellesley at 8:35 formal displays of figureheads, scrim- A.M., Framingham at 8:50 A.M., and shaw, ship models, paintings, and ar- Worcester at 9:20 A.M. enroute to Essex, tifacts. Connecticut, home of the vintage steam- The Valley Railroad is located in Essex, Stales self-sufficient in energy production powered trains of the Valley Railroad, and Connecticut. A mecca for railfans and | I Energy rnipttting states Mystic. Connecticut, site of the Mystic history buffs alike, it features a 10-mile, 55- Energy stxncm O*. rtMural gas. coal. nydroeiectnc nuclear minute round trip train ride over a former iouice Chase EoongmeluLs Seaport Museum Passengers will be of- fered their choice of a visit to either of New Haven Railroad branch line in vin- these historic attractions tage open window coaches behind a steam Information and reservations for this engine through the New England coun- unique, one-day circle trip on Saturday, tryside along the Connecticut River shore May 2nd may be had by calling 354-8305 to the old riverport of Chester, Con- Litter Patrol program any time of day. necticut Among the items on display at The route of "The Constitution Flyer" the Railroad's restored depot are an an- North Reading participants - Joseph Sacco (left) and Rev. Fr. follows the Southern New England Great tique dining car. cabooses, assorted work Richard Kunzman, both of North Reading, took part in the , offers summer jobs Circle Route via Springfield, Hartford, equipment, and a unique double-ended annual Winter Carnival of the New England Rehabilitation New Haven, and Providence. snow plow. Hospital, Woburn, to raise funds for the Chaplaincy Program. The Corporation for a Oleaner Com Ihe iwil summer Litter Patrol Program Passengers who board the train at The Massachusetts Bay Railroad Sacco participated in a hilarious broomball hockey game, one monwculth has announced Iheavailability was calculated by units equal lo the size of Wellesley, Framingham, or Worcester will Enthusiasts, Inc., is a non-profit of the highlights of the event. Fr. 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Th« _ IMHi ^mammmmmm ■■■■HH ^-=^Mr= WEDNESDAY.AAARCH 11, 1981-PAGE S 5 group chooses as its Dilemma?" will meet in Community College as HAMMOND CASTLE McCormack ", in addition chairperson The Sponsor Wilmington Memorial developed a program for Hammond Castle to a mixture of classical should be a warm and open Library Conference Room, women who would like the Museum will present a and other popular selec person with a sensitivity to Rte. 62, Wilmington opportunity to work with a Saint Patrick's Organ (ions the needs of parents and (geographic center of small business owner in Concert with Kenneth Kenneth Wilson, a children, and he-she should town) on Wednesday, order to prepare for entry popular Hammond Castle also be familiar with child Wilson, organist on March 11 at 8 p.m. spon- into a business of their own Saturday, March 14 at 8:00 Museum organist for many development and group sored by The League of On Tuesday. March 31st. p.m. years, is presently Com dynamics issues. 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Sizes 5-13. -. ^_ ■MM MMMMHHM ■OHM Supptanwit to Dally Tlmn 4 Chronicle tWMurn.RMdlni. Wlnchntw. Burlington!. LynnlkM villager No. RtMIng TrwKrtpt, Wilmington 1 Tgwkibory Town Crttr. Stonetum inotpenoent WEDNESDAY.MARCH 11,1981-PAGE S-7 GETTING A RIDE on home mode sledge, these Scouts of North Reading Troup 750 stop for this picture during Klondlike Derby competition at NORTH READING SCOUTS Russ Bowers, 17 takes firewood from fellow Camp Acton last week. Pictured, they are (frpm left) Joe Ridgeley. Scout Luke Conachel. 13, during winter campout and Klondlike Derby in 13, Chris Pock, 12, Frank Kenrick, 13, Chris Haynes, 12, Eric Anderson, Acton woods. Sponsored by the local Powder Keg District, the annual 12, and sitting, Carl Sadlow, 12and Dove Tarbassion, 12. three-day event drew Scouts and leaders from Melrose. Wokefield (Photo by Don Young) Reoding ond North Reading. (Pho,0 by Don Young) Part 4 School Phobia: "What are they going to come up with next?" ..(Editor's Note:,: Dr. Robert A. by students as "the wicked witch", most standing achievements have been widely and complained ol stomachaches. periences relative to his phobia Asa School phobia cnnt,n..« One problem in coming to terms with his phobia As a School phobia continues to s ( ruickshank is in private practice ol parents and children verbalize very shared. general rule, some influences corpe from recognition. A more positive and con Over a recent period of time we have school phobia can often be the parents Analytical Psychotherapy with offices at positive, healthy images of the school home. Very frequently an overprotective structive attitude toward beUaXioral begun to examine common school episodes Many parents would observe her behavior 50 Main St. in Wakefield. In addition he has system. Ah overwhelming majority of parent who wishes to shield a child from problems at school are developed as a which generally result in disciplinary as aimed at merely getting out of school to been the minister at the Greenwood I'nion parents are very supportive of efforts to any unpleasant situation can be found at resu" of considering the possibility that a action We have also scrutinized student have fun — watch the soaps. "School Church in Wakefield for the past ten provide quality education for society's home. There might be a mother who has Phobia may be present With behavior which indicated a withdrawal Phobia''" her father exploded "What are years.) youngercitizens. warmth, love and acceptance who knowledgeable therapy the issues un- from the "normal" classroom process. they going to come up with next? She's got Unfortunately, however, not all students responds to a child seemingly too ill for *rlying school phobia can be surfaced Years ago children who did not fit the no phobia. She's just like the rest of these By Dr. Robert A. Crukkshank view the school building positively nor do school, but is unaware that the truth lies in and a behavioral plan can be organized to all children enjoy the atmosphere of norm or respond according to expectations kids — probably smoking, drinking, on drugs They all act alike." her child s wish not to face school The deal with the phobia With proper therapy There are many children who eagerly elementary and secondary education. wert blackballed, disciplined, ridiculed, mother has helped perpetuate the phobia success is usually the result await Monday morning. They welcome the Some children have deep negative rejected — failed In the last few decades In conjunction with therapy she dealt opportunity to study interesting subjects, feelings! This negativism can be seen in we have successfully slowed and reversed with her problem of schools. She was meet a wider variety of friends, enjoy students whose behavior is not ap- this trend We have taken a child's placed in a small group and received more TIDBITS physical education, learn more about the preciated. School systems have responded emotional life more seriously. As a result, individualized instruction Exams were environment around us. become by employing special professionals in an we have discovered that there are many given in an atmosphere more discharged Poland is the world's acquainted with the arts and discover an attempt to reach out to these children who children who have difficulties making the of tension and emotion She began to fifth-largest dairy SCATTLEMANS expanding horizon within the sciences have difficulty relating positively to the trek to school because a deep-seated inner verbalize her fear of failure and sense of producer and Uth-largest Parents and children often view education educational process. Psychologists, ad fear has unfortunately become a phobia of inadequacy. "I do not want to make a fool meat producer. National in the school building as an enjoyable justment counselors, guidance counselors school of myself," she frequently reiterated Asa Geographic says. ■ BUTCHER SHOP experience as well as those trained to deal with a While other phobias are more easily result of therapy her phobia vanished 5 »RT. 28, MAIN ST. •OPEN:Mon..Tue«. Wod While every community has its in- diversity of special needs are readied and identified, school phobia is often within eighteen weeks The school and her When Indonesia's •ATLANTIC PLAZA JZ££X" dividual problems with the educational prepared to relate with students on an parents cooperated fully. Tambora erupted in 1815. camouflaged and the parent misinterprets •NORTH READING ••»*. system and while virtually every school individual basis and small group level There are many reasons why someone 12.000 people died. National the child's feelings and behavior In ad- Geographic notes. The CALL building contains a teacher who is viewed Great inroads have been made: out experiences a school phobia For some the •All BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE dition, teachers and administrators may problem may stem from physical ap- amount of airborne ash •CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER 664-5541 unknowingly interpret hostility, Home baked pearance, such as. pimples, weight from Tambora was 80 avoidance, hypochrondia and rebellion problems, facial scars or clumsiness. For times greater than that of PRICES EFFECTIVE 3/9/81-3/15/81 from the behavior of an otherwise "in- JOHNG\MERONSYVAYZE bread course others the phobia may have developed Mount St Helens - nocent" child who has developed a phobia subsequent to a transferral from a small creating enough cooling BONED FREE The Middlesex County of school. rural school to a large urban complex effect to cause the "year Homemakers' Council is to "Beginning in the sixth grade my Still, for others, a major upheaval at home without a summer" of 1816. FRESH CUTSOILBILL hold a bread making daughter began complaining of illnesses may be responsible for a child's refusal to workshop on Tuesday. which were examined thoroughly at the go to school The 3-inch-long, horned PLUMP - JUICY March 10. 1981 at the 4 11 hospital." said one parent. "I was told they The fear of school not only produces Madagascar cockroach Conference Center in were psychosomatic But she missed a lot emotional conflicts, but physical pain A can emit wheezes, rasps, on'wrra Ashland, from 9:30 A.M. — of school. Every day there was a new child experiencing a school phobia may and hisses heard up to 12 1:30 P.M. The workshop excuse She began to miss the bus experience "morning sickness" about the feet away by pumping its regularly and I had to take her by car. My time of departure from home for school abdomen and expelling air CHICKEN will feature Holiday iv BIIJERAY. Breads, Easter Breads. husband planned to take her each morning Once school begins, the symptoms through modified but she'd always be late. She would forget BkieMy lunUCC protM 4' '■ """•• Bagels. French. Whole disappear. breathing vents on its fuel-ettiiu'nt Ihdn smoolM running oidei Wheat English Muffins and her books, proper clothing, or lunches." With school phobia a client verbalizes flanks. National 'ufnace b.used on Depl o' tne'gv guidelines' Even when she would make it to school and discusses a wide variety of ex- Geographic says BREAST Syrian Bread. ijj r |ut • I inn i bus'■''' I '•'■'" The $3.00 pre there were more problems. At a core I I" ' • ■■ ■ evaluation her teachers related that she s ■ registration fee includes 51b. ■ - ' . A.M. and noon coffee, fruit, was always wanting out of the classroom lb. "We thought she had a kidney problem at 1.19 recipes and many samples P4 ■ ■■•' , ' .- Babysitting will be first," her homeroom teacher said. "She available at SI.50 for each was always in the bathroom. Then she child. Please bring a would volunteer for anything to get out of uu- beverage, lunch and a the classroom We let her go to the library NKLEH favorite toy for each child. because she didn't bother anyone there " Call Please pre-register The Testing by the school system evidenced a FILET $3.00 check must be made very bright girl and psychological tests BLUE TEMP out to Middlesex Extension failed to identify any major abnormalities Heating Service Homemakers Council and Compromises were reached and a mailed to Mrs. Evelyn process was organized She could go to the 658-5140 Langley. 26 America library anytime to read She did not have Street. Framingham, Ma to go to gym nor assemblies in the ■ BREAKFAST High Efficiency Blue Ray 01701. Please indicate if auditorium This was fine until the exams $ you will need a babysitter. arrived and she was destroyed through lb. intense fear. 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Want an alternative to the usual weaving In and about the streets of mingly done by the Next Move's cast In a day and age when so much of Saturday morning, early afternoon Berlin, help from the youngsters in the "Emil and the Detectives" is a children's entertainment is nothing more deluge of cartoons on the TV set for your audience as to Grundeis's whereabouts, musical play adapted from Erich than sugary pap, "Emil and the kids'' The Next Move Theatre, at One and, finally, justice is served. Kastner's classic adventure story by Detectives," at the Next Move Theatre, Boylston Place in Boston, offers Helping Emil are "The Professor," a scriptwriter Karen McDonald who has is a breath of fresh air. something that's probably a lot more appeared in a number of the Next Move's bespectacled, pig-tailed girl. Gustav, a interesting and also a lot more con- better presentations), and composer young street tough, and Emil's cousin. structive. Andy Gaus. It is directed by Geraldine Pony All the while. Sgt. Jeschke, from After a three year hiatus, the Next Librandi with music provided on the Emil's hometown, lurks in the Trivia Move is showing their highly acclaimed piano by Tom Megan background, waiting to lend a hand when children's theatre presentations every The story is easy to follow, and necessary If the path of the distant planet Pluto Saturday afternoon at 1 pm) through audience participation helps to keep the Terry Stoecker, as "The Professor," were about the size of a bicycle tire, the May "Emil and the Detectives" is the youngsters fascinated by what's going on and Glenn Cohen, as "Gustav," are both orbits of Mercury. Venus, Earth, and Mars current play being offered, and. although upstage exceptionally good Cohen, in his would fit on the face of a quarter, the I may be the biggest kid on the block. I Young Emil, living in the German bounding, oafish mannerisms, keeps the National Geographic Society says. enjoyed it quite a bit more than some of countryside in the late 1920's, is given audience squealing with delight, while the dogs that have appeared on the adult some money by his mother, which is to Stoecker's "lith-ping" dialect adds a few The goliath beetle, around five inches theatre circuit recently be taken to Berlin to give to his grand ha-ha's. long, is one of the world's largest insects. In fact, this short, one hour presen- mother Emil takes the train to Berlin, Phil Kilbourne. as the diabolical It is used as food by some Africans, says tation should be of interest to anyone and. after falling asleep, has the money "Grundeis." is the perfect villain, with a National Geographic World magazine. with kids in grammar school, or stolen from him by the villainous Mr sneering smile behind a thin black younger The cost of tickets is well below Grundeis. mustache, and the ever-present Stony corals develop by absorbing that of an ordinary theatre visit, and, in Upon arriving in Berlin and finding the cigarette butt dangling off his lower lip calcium from seawater to build rock-hard fact, is lower than a day out at the money stolen, Emil and a band of local, Walker Jones, in the role of Emil, is skeletons Some grow as much s three movies The play moves briskly, so as youthful detectives search out the crook. rather convincing, with his tow-headed. inches a year, reports National Geographic ( WflMlMCiS "Emil and the Detectives." a musical play for children based on Erich Kastner's classic adventure story, opened Saturday. February 28. as the first Children's Theatre Series production this season by the Next Move Theotre One Boylston Place. Boston. The play will be performed every Saturday at 1:00 p.m., through April 4. Pictured obove clockwise from top left, are: Phil Kilbourne, Hench Ellis, Nora Sinclair. Walker Jones, Terry Stoecker, Carrie Friedman, and Glenn Cohen, center. Tickets for children and adults are $2.50. For tickets information and group sales, call 423 5572. SALE PRICES NOWTdRU MARCH 18 March 12 Childbirth classes at NEMH Make childbirth a family childbirth The two-hour session is affair at New England On this one night, all free to both parents and Memorial Hospital. On expecting parents are children For more in- Thursday, March 12, at 7 invited to attend Childbirth formation, contact Health p.m. in the hospital Preparation, and bring Education, NEMH, at 665 banquet room, brothers their younger children for 1740. ext 426. and sisters are invited to the siblings class. learn about childbirth along with their expecting parents According to Julia M* Andrade. health educator and coordinator of the -fit childbirth education classes, the one-night class for siblings features learning about childbirth, adjusting to the new baby at home, and visiting the hospital nursery to see newborns and observe their care. There will also sa» be refreshments. The siblings class is held on the sixth night of the eight-week course, Childbirth Preparation, a class featuring a modified Lamaze approach to KITCHEN WML SALE i If W HM BBti UMTW6 FOR TH£ essr rime IOSW&UK NZOU Trivia KjTCHSti FLOOR- JpQQ The peoples living 30,000 w to 12,000 years ago in Europe and Asia played ists* utMM OFMU-ty WE<% music with percussion instruments made of mammoth bone and with Plaza 62 JJ&B flutes of bird bone, the Ice 15 Wilmington Rood (*»•. 62) JnG^cO e. Age Art exhibition at Boston's Museum of Burlington. MA ' ,*«>* MAtfW m Science reveals. Tel:273y*518 3/31 V »*a OWE ROLL THE 40* / ->/ MOVIE IS PLUSH & m gust ,/%&$ tor BACK! That's nsht—404, not $4.00! 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Sloneham independent At Home WEDNESDAY.MARCH 11, 1981—PAGE S-9 Nostalgic folk art American quilts aren't just on beds anymore By Jane Anderson American quilts have a new adoring Most quilts fall into two basic categories skills less necessary, men have par dating quilts Green and turkey red pieces audience. The upsurge of interest in applique and patchwork In an applique ticipaled in the craft to the present time appliqued to a white background were Americana both here and abroad has quilt, the pieces in the design are cut out of Such notables as Presidents Eisenhower common from the 1830s through the 1850s. lurn« many collectors to (his nostalgic different materials and sewn onto a plain and Coolidge both had a hand in making folk art Next, clear browns, reds, blues, and black background with a fine hemming stitch In quilts as young boys and while came into vogue Very small Today, antique American quilts have an a patchwork or pieced quilt, the pieces are prints of horses, hunting dogs, horseshoes, international appeal. According to one cut into geometric shapes and sewn and other tiny shapes were popular in the dealer, they have a Canadian following, together to form a pattern in a block The Today, many people keep quilts in the mid-IWXR followed by the somber tones of and Europeans, such as the French. blocks are then sewn together to form the' family as heirlooms and some are pur quilt cover the Victorian era Shortly after the turn of Belgians, and Dutch, arc buying them for chasing antique quilts to pass on to their the century colors became muted and the "country look " In America, the According to Mrs lladers. the choice of sons and daughters pastel shades prevailed through the 1920s current market for quilts is especially which type to buy is a very subjective "It's nice to see people enjoying quilts," Indigo blue and white quills from the active in California and in the East, thing After all. she says. "It's a very says Kachel Alexander, a partner in •personal thing lo collect" 1870s are especially popular now in Ihe centering in New York. Mountain Colors, a quilt shop in Boston New England area, says Mr Carroll, and Although quilts are in demand and in- Michael Malce a Nev. York dealer, links ' They're a big thing in interior decorating are more .expensive than comparable creasing in value. Phyllis lladers a well the rising interest in quilts to the in- now People are hanging them on the wall, quilts in other colors Album or signature known authority on American and Amish creasing numbers of quitters making them using them on tables, and covering quills are also sought after These quilts quilts, does not advocate a purely mer today "They know how much work goes couches with them quills aren't just on were made by many friends who made one cenary motive for aquiring them "People into the craft." he says, and they "feel an beds anymore " block each, signed their name with em- should not collect quilts as an in- affinity" for those who produced them in Ms Alexander also notes that each quilt broidery or indelible ink, and then vestment," she says. "People should earlier days He also sees the Influence of has a story, and "if you study it long gathered to sew the blocks together and collect things because they love them " the women's movement in the growing enough you can piece it together " If the finish the quilt These friendship quilts Mrs lladers says those interested in respect "for the anonymous women of the quilt is not signed, the design can help to were usually presented to a favorite starting a quilt collection should "be very- past who made these beautiful things and. determine when and where a quilt was minister or a bride careful, learn all they can before buying, in many cases, didn't even sign their made Certain patterns were popular work." Although quilts are getting harder to and get professional advice " She advises during particular eras, and some quilters obtain, flea markets and yard sales can the novice collectors to go to museums and Mr Malce says people also appreciate named their designs according to im- still yield some finds "hook until you find galleries to study quilts on exhibition, to antique quilts as unique individual ex- portant events happening at the time one that really speaks to you." says Mr read books on the subject, and talk to pressions For example, even if a The quilting pattern itself i the design of Carroll "Then look it over." Quilts that are dealers traditional .pattern was used, quilters the stitching holding the layers together' hand-quilled are more valuable than those Mrs lladers says prospective buyers tended to alter it slightly to make it their can also help date a quilt For example. that are just tied or tacked at intervals to should examine a quilt for true color, good own. he says Women often made quilts Ms Alexander says it seems many current hold the layers together The quilting condition, sturdy construction, and fine from scraps of clothing from their New England quilters are using a seashell pattern should also complement (he patch- craftsmanship The proportions and quilling pattern that may date their quilts work orapphquedesign The blocks should 1 trousseau, from friends, and even from design of the quill should IK visually their wedding dress Bridal quilts to the 1980s in the future lie flat and corners should meet pleasing and the stitches small and even sometimes included remnants of clothing When il comes I" buying. Mrs lladers the bride wore as a child "There is a The shell design also illustrates how Mr Carroll also offers these tips on how recommends purchasing a quilt in good biography in every quilt." he says. quilters often borrow motifs from their to store and care (or quilts condition from a reputable dealer Prices Young women were taught how to sew at surroundings In Ihecaseofantiquequills. Wrap quilts in fabric for storage. Do not for rare museum quality quills can run an early age and, traditionally, were these may help determine the wrap them in paper or plastic bags, anywhere from $3,000 to tlO.000. she says, expected to have made 13 quilts by the geographical region where a quilt was especially il the bags are sealed but [H-ople can still scout out charming time they were married Until the mid made It you're living in the Midwest." Mothballs can be used for protection, but quilts at more affordable prices As a says Ms Alexander, "you won't be sewing should not touch thcantique fabric iMKis. their brothers were also taught to seashellson your quilt" Appliqued album quHt from Connecticut dating from the mid-1800s general rule advises Mrs llader sew to help contribute to the household Roll a quill rather than fold » quilt for James W M Carroll, a New England S."Always try to acquire the very best you needs Although industrialization and the storage Folding can cause the quilting on periodically To clean a quill, gently was it in a can in your price range " advent of the sewing machine made their quilt dealer working from Franconia. Ihe cieases to weaken and give out. If it N II says color can be a good clue in Quilts in Storage should be taken out and bathtub with mild soap and rinse well Do must be folded, refold the quilt aired as much as possible nol dry clean. The Christian Science Monitor 2 expert opinions Is marriage strong and gaining ground? career and family. Some except for a five year By Victoria Irw in is married- t+iree or more Thomas Lasswell Half of changed." he says This separate the real issues pickles someone with someone as tnntty as she. limes. all women who get brings about institutional from the competitive issue large hands to unscrew the she would live in a tarpaper people predict a return to respite when Marcia mroe traditional times. Lasswell did not work, they Marriage is alive and The Lasswells contend divorced do so by the time changes, such as dual- of being right." he says. lid, and someone with shack with loads of money that Ihe quality of career couples Mrs Thesituation can be small hands to get in the buried underneath If he "I don't think people have always been a dual- well What's more, it is they re 27, and two-thirds want to go back to a distant marriage is also im are divorced by the time Lasswell notes that young damaging when the couple jar. He tells of a couple that were married to someone career couple. getting healthier all the time, but to keep the good "My husband has been time That's the brave proving. The "critical" they are 30. women seek partners who argues just to see who can fought each other because like him, he would be length in a marriage, Ihe will share responsibilities win, instead of trying to the wife was a compulsive bankrupt from those times," Marcia wonderful," she says assessment of two The Lasswells applaud Lasswell sayS. "We did time in which it is most statistics reporting that the equally solve the problem The accountant and the "They balanced each "Even in our more marriage experts who are other out nicely They had lose sight of some of the traditional time he was a married to each other. likely to break up. has been age for first marriage is "It is hard to operate in a Georgia couple did care husband was an expansive shortening One report rising one up. one down enought to listen to each spendthrift made a lot of money, but good values in the middle good helper. And as our Dr. Thomas I.asswell, a of all Ihe change. Now marriage has evolved - we professor of sociology at says it is now 13 years, but "I think it is fairly clear situation, "shesays other, and they resolved to "She kept track of every she saved him from his The Lasswells stress work out their problem. nickel, and he wanted to wildest schemes After people want to integrate truly do not have any jobs the University of Southern Thomas Lasswell says it that the pressure on young those values back into the has shrunk even further, adaptability as an im He says that "com- spend money on every they saw that, they quit with masculine or feminine California, and his wife. people to marry, before new marriages " tags" partly because of the two- they are actually into their portant quality in a plementarity" is often project that came along," fighting " Dr Marcia Lasswell. who The Laswells see many The Lasswells have been is with both the California year rise in the age of first lifework. takes its toll.'' marriage Too many overlooked in a marriage he says "They fought for marriage for women, and couples expect that their As he points out in lectures years until they were students, both men and married nearly 31 years. Christina Science state university system Thomas Lasswell says. They have three children, the ease of divorce. "The 20s are a hectic time marriage will stay exactly- to his students, it takes a brought to realize that if women, who ask how they Monitor News Service. and USC say their studies will be able to combine tow of them married And show that alarm over a "Those people in truly in one's life " like it was when they were good team to open a jar of the wife were married to rising divorce rate eclipses miserable situations, who Only 15 percent of first married." other marriage statistics were married too young marriages today fit the "They feel there is an that give a broader and and to the wrong person, traditional stereotype of implicit contract." Thomas more stable picture can get out" says Marcia husband who works, wife says The fact is that Decorate romantically at home "People don't un- Lasswell We are going to who stays at home, and two people change He tells of a derstand that there is more see a lot of 50-year children. Thomas says He couple from Georgia that Decorate with prints and color -- Big marriages that are ac- has seen a big change in held off having children Imagine being surrounded by the sun- air circulate -■ which makes them tropical florals ifor instance in bright to marriage statistics than favorites in humid climates everywhere meets the eye." Marcia tually second marriages " what people expect from while the wife taught and shine, warmth and color of your own green and apricotl or bold stripes will fill a Patience is a vital marriage. There is more the husband went through tropical hideaway You can capture that Open up your views - To welcome I^sswell says "Two-thirds sunlight into your home, try a glassed-in room with the cheer of island living A of first marriages last, and ingredient when con- focus on parenting and law school When the carefree romance without ever leaving marvelous easy way to get handsome sidering marriage, the husband was settled into a home - by decorating in the wonderful, porch or a skylight over the stairs lit will nearly two thirds of second affection, rather than on send rays streaming through the house i prints is with sheets They offer seamless Lasswells say The older a marriage as an economic career, he announced that easy-to-live-with look that we all identify widths so you can easily stitch them into marriages last also " Kor unbroken views, fit your windows with The Lasswells do not person is and the longer he unit, with one spouse now they could start a with the islands. To bring a taste of the draperies, slipcovers or pillows For a or she has known th other providing money and the family tropics home. House Beautiful's March plexiglass panes that are butted without ignore the high divorce framing You can even give yourself a cool, easy-care design, try cotton rag rugs rate, but Marcia points out before marriage, the better other the housekeeping "She told him she had issue suggests these ideas: - sand and dust just shake right out And equipped he or she is to changed her mind." Mr Mix wicker and rattan - These natural wonderful warm-weather picnic spot by that percentages are Part of this change is due to building a window seat out from your they're washable! make the marriage last An influences such as the Lasswell reports Both materials are a great way to bring the driven up unrealistically room's exterior wall If privacy is needed, Accessorize, says House Beautiful, with by such factors as the overwhelming number of women's movement and were convinced that tie or outdoors in. Try pairing wicker with white island finds - The shells you gathered on divorces are between she was in the right" cotton fabrics for a casual look, or use silk try a redwood jalousie that you can crank smaller number of "serial'' increased affluence shut over a window - or open for a full the beach or the Chinese-style baskets you marriages, where a person people under 30, says "The whole ethos has "It is sometimes hard to and lots of pillows for a more elegant got at a flea market are perfect tropical touch. Another plus, wicker and rattan let exposure to the sun. touches. 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Reading ^THE "PURPLE" BUILDINGS 944-5776 STOUGHTON STONEHAM 535 MAIN ST.. MAIDEN 322-6650 80 Burlington Mall Rd . Burlington 344-4949 OPEN 438-6428 OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 p.m. • Salem •Peabodv/ MON . THURS . Fill. 10-8.30 Budget Terms Available TUES & SAT 10-5:30 I I PAGE S10-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981 '-•T£Kvr«»^ Avon tennis at B U March 22 BOSTON Kathy Jordan, King of rankings Norton, 23, came back from a Avon tour. Boston fans will remember her Prussia, Pennsylvania; Sylvia Hanika, Jordan teams with 21-year old Anne discouraging season in 1979 to build a 10-6 upset win over Andrea Jaeger in the 198C Haar, West Germany; Anne Smith, Smith in doubles competition. The Jordan- Avon Championships of Boston. In tw& Dallas, Texas; Beth Norton, Bridgeport, Smith team won doubles championships at record on last year's winter tour. She has improved her computer ranking from 133 and-a-half seasons Potter has climbed It Connecticut, and Barbara Potter, Wimbledon and the French Open in 1980 in January, 1980 to 65 currently. Norton 15th in the computer rankings. She i.< Woodbury, Connecticut, will play in the and was named WTA Doubles Team of the first gained national attention in 1976 when coached by Bill Drake of Wellesley. $150,000 Avon Championships of Boston Year. They are currently in fifth place in she reached the round of 16 in the U.S. The Avon Championships of Boston wil presented by The Shawmut Banks, March Avon team standings. hold preliminary through semifina 16 through 22. ' Smith is 22nd in the computer rankings. Open. Potter. 19, is a 1973 graduate of the Taft matches in singles and doubles frorr The five players join a field that includes Hanika. a 21-year old lefthander, School, Watertown, Connecticut. She has Monday, March 16 through Saturday U.S. Open champion Chris Evert Lloyd, currently holds Hth place in the computer delayed entry to Princeton in order tc March 21 at Boston University's Waltei Hana Mandlikova and Pam Shriver rankings She reached the finals of the compete full time on the winter tour. She Brown Arena. The Sunday, March Z Jordan, 21. finished last season with a 15 Avon Championships of Cincinnati and won the 1979 Avon Futures of Toronto ir championship finals will be played ai 8 record on the Avon lour and qualified for was a quarterfinalist in Kansas City. her first month as a pro. Last season Boston Garden starting with singles at; the $300,000 Avon Championships. She is Hanika is a three-year veteran of West Potter earned a 7-7 match record on thf p.m. currently 13th on the WTA computer Germany's Federation fun team Retired Men's Club learn about economy's future end of 1981, 16 percent to 18 percent where years. In 1981, we will have a deficit of 65 years, that inflation will moderate. Horace G. Mallett of Lynn; Allen F. 9 AM. The Reverend William Keech will The Retired Men's Club of Wakefield billion It is difficult to balance the budget Dr. Ayers had additional remarks on the Drugan of Wakefield; and John Lang of be the speaker showing a three dimension held its meeting on Wednesday. February we are now. The President has proposed substantial because 75 percent of federal spending is future of the economy but in closing Woburn. audio-slide program on "New England 25 at the First Parish Congregational tax cuts, about 40 billion, 1981-1982, but uncontrollable such as social security mentioned how much he was impressed by There were many birthdays observed Meeting Houses." Church of Wakefield. there will be tax increases too, a windfall payments, food stamps, unemployment the size of his audience of Retired Men. since the last meeting and the nine New members receiving their cer- Richard Taylor. 1st Vice President in- profits tax, 14 billion for 1981, social which automatically increase These and how important Social Security members present were greeted with the tificates and by-laws were: Homer W. troduced the speaker, Dr. Wayne M. security tax increase 17 billion. Tax cuts programs are automatic. The President benefits must be in their lives. This elicited usual "Happy Birthday" song led by Bob Jones, George Maibach, Merton A. Pettee Ayers. Vice President in the Economics will not be much compared to tax in- will try to cut food stamps from 10 billion a round of applause with a standing all of Melrose; Thomas Kanes and Department of the First National Bank of Sproul. to 8 billion this year but will have op ovation from the Men's Club Jack Gilbert played songs on the pianc Chanden Maffa both of Wakefield; Boston. Dr. Ayers was formerly an creases. Inflation will continue at 10 percent. position from farmers and grocers, a The regular meeting of the Retired and everybody joined in the singing in Clarence Dunbury of Woburn; and Lyman economist with the Federal Reserve Board Take home pay will remain flat Oil price coalition. The President wants to cut Men's Club preceeded Dr. Wayne M. eluding "September in the Rain", "Roses Richardson of RpaHino in Washington He is also currently an increase will be 20 percent also in 1982. spending by 40 billion in 1982 and 70 billion Ayers presentation with a hospitality hour in Picardy" and "I've Got Rhythm". adjunct Professor of Economics at Boston There will be an oil glut and the Saudis will in fiscal 1982 Deficits will continue to be at 9 A.M. and a business meeting opened Joe Whiting. Chairman of the Sick anc Bob Sproul mentioned an up-coming trip University His subject was "An Overview cut back supply. Unit Labor costs will high. 65 billion this year. The President by President George Flewelling of Lyn- Visiting Committee, read the list of to the Gardner Museum, the Kennedy of the Current Economic Scene", where advance 10 percent in 1981. The President will not be able to balance the budget by nfield about 9:45 A.M. There were 292 members in hospitals and recuperating at Library with lunch at Y.W.C.A. in Boston have we been, the new administration projects economic growth of 4'j in 1982. 1984 Dr. Ayers projects a deficit in 1984 of members present, not a record, but in- home. on Wednesday. March 18th. Bowling (will it be successful''), and the policy of His aim is to get inflation down to 5 per- 25 to 30 billion dollars dicates the growing attendance for the Gus Seavey drew numbers for the door continues on Monday mornings and the Federal Reserve Board. The budget is not as optimistic as the Men's Club. prize which was won by John Green, a Thursday afternoons There was a historic downturn in the cent. The present budget is very optimistic, President painted it in his message but There were eight guests present who "skin bracer". The Retired Men's Band economy in early 1980. The Gross National but it will be difficult to bring the budget looking toward the mid-eighties, there is a hopefully will become members: Richard will play at the April 8th Annual breakfast Dick Taylor announced that the speaker Product iGNPi dropped 10 percent, the under control by 1984 We are running big good chance that the American economy A. Costa, Walter E Hale, and Edwin W. Ray Smart reported on the Retired for the next meeting on March 1 lth will be deepest drop in economic history since the will break out of the so-called "stag- Lundquist all of Melrose; Carl E Davis Mem's Camera Club next meeting which Dr. Peter B Mooncy an eye physician and depression years of the 1930s Interest deficits, we have never had a deficit lower than 25 to 27 billion in the last several inflation" that we have had for several and Robert W. Davis, both of Lynnfield; will be Ladies Day. Tuesdav. March 3rd at surgeon, speakine on eve lmnlo.«»» rates were in the 20 percent area at their highest level. This is now history Interest rates dropped down to to percent, then rose again in the late 1980 to a prime rate of 20 percent Is 1981 to be a good growth year'' Dr. Mass. National Cemetery in Bourne Ayers said no. it will be slow growth, flat growth. He is looking for high inflation to stands of native trees, stone walls and for each decedent will be provided by the When authorization is confirmed, the remain at 10 percent. There will not be It was during the Civil War that the idea shaded winding roads are the elements Government In some of the National receptacle containing the cremated another recession Interest rates will back of providing proper burial for casualties with which the master plan was developed. Cemeteries graveliners are provided to remains may be personally brought to the off a bit, mortgage rates will be high, was first considered. In 1862 twelve The buildings are sympathetic in massing minimize settlement of the grave and cemetery or may be sent by U.S. parcel housing starts will be around 1,500,000 National Cemeteries were established and materials to traditional New England facilitate grave maintenance. These post or by United Parcel Service ad- units and will stay there Auto sales will be As of June 1973 all National Cemeteries architecture The pitch pine and sefub oak graveliners are furnished at no expense dressed to the Director of the National around 9.000,000 but about 25 percent of were under the jurisdiction of the 'forests, together with the knoMind kettle Graveliners or vaults may be provided by Cemetery. these will be foreign imports. There will be Department of the Army At that time topography, offer a habitat for continued the next of kin at National Cemeteries Should the spouse or dependent child some moderation -in interest rates. 13 Public Law 93-43 authorized the transfer of wildlife sanctuary as well as a variety of whre none is provided by the government, predecease an active duty member or percent prime will be rock bottom At the 82 Army National Cemeteries to the spatial feeling which is unique on Cape or. where the graveliners are provided, a veteran, the burial in a National Cemetery Veterans Administration (VAi. Depart Cod different type or quality is preferred. The ment of Memorial Affairs, and was also Below is a list of general questions which is authorized upon request on the basis of a director of the cemetery must be consulted signed statement by the active duty given the responsibility of 21 other such mav be of interest to vou: when either a vault or graveliner is cemeteries under the jurisdiction of other member or veteran indicating that he-she provided by other than the U.S. Govern- elects to be buried in the same cemetery as branches of the V A. ment. All expenses incurred for the ser- Who is eligible for interment in a the dependent to the exclusion of any othr A VA study determined that this nation vices and supplies provided by a funeral National Cemetery? National Cemetery and it is the intent of had a veteran population of 29 million director of one's choice, transportation to The following are eligible for interment the eligible person to be interred in the eligible for benefits. With spouses and a National Cemetery, and burial vault, if m a National Cemetery: ill Any veteran same grave The Director is responsible dependents this number totaled some 60 desired, must be met with private funds. million. who was separated from the military for providing the agreement form and To accommodate burial needs, seven service under other than dishonorable having it properly executed ill Authentic regional cemeteries were planned for conditions. (21 the spouse, widow, or To facilitate interment arrangements, How are arrangements made for an '•[I Casino construction These are: <1> Riverside. widower of an eligible active duty member any person eligible for interment in a interment in a National Cemetery? ■ ■■ Games California. (2) Bourne. Massachusetts. (31 or veteran who is buried in a National National Cemetery should assemble data The person designated to make funeral Indiantown Gap. Pennsylvania. i4i Cemetery or agrees to burial in a National of the kind listed above, prepare a arrangements for an eligible decedent Calverton, New York and 15 > Quantico. Cemetery at time of death, i3i the widow statement of wishes, and place the in- Virginia On November 1. 1979 two ad- or widower of a member of the Armed should contact the Cemetery Director formation among other important papers where interment is requested as soon as ditional cemetery sites; Fort Gillem. Forces of the United States lost or buried that will be immediately available to possible. The complete name of the Georgia, and Fort Custer, Michigan, were at sea or officially determined to be per personisi making funeral arrangements veteran, together with rank, serial and selected by the VA Administrator. The manently absent in a status of missing, social security numbers and any VA claim cemeteries range in size from 450 to 900 including missing in action. i4i minor number; dates and places of entry into and acres children of an eligible activeduty member separation from the military service; The National Cemetery of or veleran who is unmarried and under the Massachusetts is located in Bourne. age of 21 years, or who. after attaining the branch of service; dates and places of birth and death should also be furnished If Massachusetts at the Otis Air Force Base age of 21 years and until completion of I Saturday entrance. It will be 750 acres when com education or training (but not after at- all of this information is not available or • •Mar! 14,1961 pleted and is being developed in 5 phases taining the age of 23 years i is pursuing a unknown, as much information as possible Phase 1 is completed with a total of 22 course of instruction in an approved should be given Failure to provide the : Donation required data may result in a delay of 00 WILMINGTON acres. Burial activity has been in effect educational institution :: tt- burial, pending complete verification of j SONS OF ITALY HALL since October 14.1980. The National Cemeteries of the United srvice The director may set a tentative BallardvaleSt. How many gravesitcs is a \eteran en- date for the interment pending completion States offer perpetual testimony of the titled? Wilmington, Mass. of the verification of service, and will concern of a very grateful nation that the Only one gravesite site per family is 93NtoExit 15 Right on Rte. 125 notify the applicant when burial is lives and services of members of the authorized, unless both spouses are 1st Left at Blinking Light authorized. Generally, verification for Armed Forces who served their nation veterans A gravesite is not reserved in 1 vj Miles on Right well, will be appropriately com- eligibility is accomplished within two I2> advance of need When death occurs and working days; however, some cases may memorated. Here in cemeteries diverse in interment in a National Cemetery is size and location, the flag of the United require a longer period of time The authorized, grave space is assigned in the proposed date and time for the interment States is proudly flown 24 hours a day- name of the veterans should not be announced and the decedent Here well-kept grounds and ordered rows Wliai is the cost of being interred in a should not be transported to the National of headstones and monuments mark each National Cemetery? site as one of dedication and serenity. Cemetery until the director has actually There is absolutely no charge for a grave confirmed the burial schedule and Our site reinforces this idea and the in a National Cemetery Cemetery em- authorized interment. Casketed and Seeing's W imagery of the typical New England rural ployes will open and close the grave, and a scene. 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QaJ Tel 658-6600 An Equal Opportunity Employer Ml •; A Beatrice Chemical Company ^•OO Div ol Beatrice Foods Co We travel in the best companies. • P.C.B. ASSEMBLERS An Equal Opportunity Employer , .. 6 months PCB experience a plus. Lexidata offers excellent pay, and our benefits package is one of the best in the industry. It includes life, health and dental plans, 100% For A More tuition reimbursement, and three weeks paid vacation in your third year. Enjoyable Working Life If you are unable to meet with us at the Open House, or would like fur- the Cambridge Tire Family! ASSEMBLERS & ther information, please contact Paula Myers, Personnel Department. Our "A word-Winning" company is the leading independent tire and automotive service dealer in New England We're still growing and hove full time positions In all locations ASSEMBLER TRAINEES SO COME TO OUR OPEN HOUSE...AND PLAN TO STAY! offering high earnings, a quality bonus program, as well as a five doy work week normally/exceptionolly clean shops/ V Pick Your Own Hours at Semicon latest precision equipment/folly paid major medical/life in- suronce/dentol Insurance accident and sick insurance- Earn as you learn, in a relaxed, hassle-free atmosphere, where employee purchase plan/and wide opportunity for advance you choose your own work schedules. LEXIDATA ment. We're looking for We'll provide the training, along with full Company benefits like 9V4 •Exp. Passongor Tire Service People to $260 wit. CORPORATION 1 • Mechanical Trainees to $200 wk. paid holidays, summer vacations, group health/life/disability in- 7") ! Middiese-Tu'ipik.' B encd >.<•- 186' ■■' ■■ 1855 A-Eq^ai Oppo'tu'-i'. E">pio»«" M f * Pawengor Tire Service Trainees to $200 wk. surance, sick days and bonus days, and the opportunity to move Full and Part Tim* up as your abilities move along. An ideal situation for homemakers H you're looking for a challenge and a change, call and students. RASTER DISPLAYS... Chr11 at t*4 7 Jet for on Interview appointment. FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND PERFORMANCE D8AM-2PM O 9 AM - 3 PM CAMBRIDGE TIRE CO D 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM D 5 PM-11 PM □ 8 AM • 4:30 PM D 6 PM-12 PM Braintree-Burllngton-Cambridge-Dodham NatickRovoro Stop by or call June Kidney, Personnel Manager, at 272-7852. THINK SPRING! An equal opportunity employer .-, >m/con CUSTODIANS Earn up to $7 hr. INC ■ You will bo responsible'for vonous clooning duties 10 North Ave., Burlington, MA 01803 Including washing and woxing floors, washing win. dowj. dusting, ond disposing of wasto. Responsibil SECRETARY An Equal Opportunity Employer TRY TEMPING! ilios olso involve minor maintenance ond repair work Hycor, Inc. soaks a responsible, contclantioui in both production ond office oroos Hours ore parson to work directly with the engineering Eorn top pay, enjoy a Friday payday, vaca- 5p.m. - I 30a in staff In a dynamic environment. tion or holiday, special bonuses, ond work The successful candidate should be a mature We offer excellent benefits and 107. shift differen- when you want to...Positions continuously individual, familiar with tachnical proposals ASSEMBLERS tial. * available in several locations for: and reports as wall as business correspon- dence. Typing skills of 60 wpm raquirad. Moose coll I75-WO0. fat. JSJ4 for further Informa- • Socrotorios • Typists A BETTER JOB tion. • Word Processors Salary commensurate with experience and wa • Gonoral Office Clerks offer an excellent frlnga benefit program, in- (All types) cluding both profit sharing and panalon plan. IS IN YOUR HANDS MILLIPORE • Accounting Clerks o Proofreaders Plaasa call Alice Ploude at 935-5950 to arrange Flexible hours (7-3:30 or 8:30-5, your choice), good starling pay plus produc- Call Jan today for further Information for an Interview. tion bonuses, 11 paid holidays, and great medical coverage (hospital, CORPORATION medical, dental, and prescription drugs). How does all that compare with BOAshby Road what you're doing now? Bedford, MA 01730 Anvqual oppoflvmly «n>plor*i fi I ADVANCE PERSDNNEL HYCOR If you have good manual dexterity, sharp eyes and a record ol dependability, miLUPORE Woburn Industrial Park making lite support devices for the healthcare industry is what you could be 10 Gill Street doing soon It's all In your hands ASSOCIATES Apply in person. (Phone 658-5110 if you need directions). „., % Woburn, MA 01801 — 273-4250 — Equal Opportunity Employer M/F PORTEX Many permonent positions also available ' ALL FEES ARE COMPANY PAID l 0 *"»G,0N MAS* '* Accounts Payable Qerk An f qujl Opportunity Empioyt>f New Ad National financial concern General Foods has a full time opening for an entry located in Woburn 0 SCOTT level position in the financial area, offering a good storting "Krersonnei TO secretary salary, excellent benefits and opportunity for growth. OFFICE needs a Contract Verification Clerk The Name to listen to. We or% looking for an individual who is well organized $250 Here is the chonce you've been waiting for! Reporting to the and hos good typing and numerical skills and preferably director will give you great exposure lo all phases of per- CLEANERS If you ore organized, hove a pleasant telephone is familiar with data processing applications. Needed part time evenings Speaker Assemblers sonnel Goad secretarial skills required. Should be a seH- manner, and con handle responsibility, then we Full time position open now on our Speoker Production in Burlington and North Apply In parson or tolophono our starter and enjoy working on special projects. Personnel Line If you wont to work on a teom producing high Reoding. Experience in pro- will troin you to do the rest. experience not required. quality, high fidelity speaker systems come talk to Jerry Personnel Dopartmtnt at 933-2000, Ext. 237 fessional cleaning preferred Coll Undo or Esta for Immediete appointment Fuller today. H.H Scott offers a complete benefits package but will train high quality Interested parties, call -273-2144- including Blue Cross Blue Shield, dental plan life msuronce people. We ore looking for Mr. Anderson — Woburn General Foods/ ond paid holidays S & C Associates mature persons with proven Atlantic Gelatin Division of Sullivan 4 Cogliano record of work stability 933-9018 Interstate 93 at Montvale Ave., 4 B Street, Burlington, MA 01803 Coll H.H. SCOTT Many other local positions. or . 20 Commerce Way • Woburn. MA 01101 Woburn. MA 01 SOI jmgtw>?dbi0xL±w'£°22}_^^. „__2J.L— 321-1040 An (»vo> Opportunity Employer M f H 6-* II Toll Free 1 -800-792-5203 An Equal Opportunity Employer M F 417 . I COOKS (All Shifts) Shipping/ ANSWERING SERVICE — HELP WANTED — Security READING EIKMKB FUNCTION BAATE WERJ OPERATORS Port time work a- EXPERIENCED VAlTIESS/WAITERS Receiving Howard Johnson's Restaurant Monday & Saturday Montvale Ave., Woburn Guards voilable packaging ■AT DtSMASNEI (Full Tim*) DAYIfSPERSOK 8 A.M.-5 P.M. — OPEN 24 HOURS - Needed for new apart- in factory atmos- Clerk Immediate openings Excellent working conditions. Permanent full time. ment complex in Stone- phere. 9 a.m. to 1 Apply in person 2-4 P iVt Mon.Fri. Legible handwriting and pleasant ham. Good company bene- WAITRESSES/WAITERS p.m. fits. telephone voice required. Full and Part Time Call All shifts and weekends. Insuronce. vocuuoii Oviiviil, Call 99 Restaurant/Pub Mrs. Duke between 11 a.m. -4pm wins. ■ CALL Call 332-2236 J 160 Lexington St., Middlesex Tnpk. 935-5602 for interview appointment, Apply In person to Menager S* Blllerica, AAA for appointment No experience necessary _ We will train for further infomation 944-4640 272-1750 Supplement to Dally Times I Chronic* PERSONNEL ADULT DAY TRY US! RECEPTIONIST If you hove good typing and communication CARE AIDE You'll Like Us skills. like o fast paced environment, and Here's A 20 hour per week posi- Let Our Trained Consultants Help You In Your Job Search. ore interested in an entry level position. tion it available in an adult We Will Help You Prepare Your Resume. we would like to speak to you Hours are day care center in Mel rose. / 30 o m to 4 p.m. another good Duties include serving lunch SECRETARY $■« MARKERS to clients, assisting with re- Work lor the director of corporal* plonning in o lost pood, hectic atmosphere but tun place — FULL TIME — creational groups, and work- to work. reason to join us. No experience necessary, will train. ing with individuals. Appli- CLERK/NO TYPING $140 We offer an outstanding benefits program cants must be oble to relate Join o winning company while working in the buyers market. Excellent fully paid bene- Lemdata is leading the way in high resolution including on excellent medical and dental well to older people, be IIH. displays designing and building the state-of-the-art plan, tuition reimbursement life insurance sensitive to their needs, and RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD $220 graphics and imaging processing systems and income protection, and o liberal em- interested in motivating Manufacturing company In Burlington looking lor experienced person to greet clients, ployee discount. clients to be as indepen- answer busy phones and do some typing. General Accounting/ If you would like to |oln us. please apply dent as possible. to Marshall. Distribution Center. Employee This position is funded un- SALES SECRETARY/No Stono $220 Payroll Clerk Entrance. Monday-Friday, between * a.m. der o grant from the Deport- Beoutiful decorator offices. Much people contact in person ond on the phone plus mis- and 2 p.m. ment of Elder Affairs and is celloneous secretarial duties. Duties include payroll administration, accounts 83 Commerce Woy open to low-income people. receivable and general accounting assistance, plus 55 years of age or older. CUSTOMER SERVICE $225 EDP data entry and maintenance. Familiarity with Woburn. MAOISM Opportunity for people oriented person to take over active position. Typing helpful. For further Information, IBM general ledger system and First National Bank An [qua* Opportunity Employe' A* I contact Jane Mlllotis at PERSONNEL $$$$ ot Boston payroll service a plus Associates degree We ore exponding ond seek on individual who is looking tor o career in the lost moving m Accounting or equivalent education, or 2 3 years related experience required Mystic Valley personnel field Previous soles background desired but not necessory /vrarshiill. CLERICAL (many) $150 PLUS Here's a chance to work in an environment where Elder Home Cars, he people are important We make it a point to notice at32l-4551 Wt hove many openings for clerical people with or without typing Some require aptitude your contributions And we won't hesitate to promote withtigures. you it you shine Aino'tly Applicant* Arr (rxouroyeH to Apply £ We can help you build up your skills it they aren't quite there. It you're interested in working tor an exciting and An EQUQI Opportunity Employer - rapidly growing company where you are an important HIGH VOLTAGE Call-273-4660 part ot a team and where you can Early and late appointments • Earn premium pay IS GROWING RECEPTIONIST 6 Now Englond Exoc. Park — 4th Floor - Burlington . Have an outstanding benefits package which The New Englond diesel dis- includes medical, lite, dental and LTD We currently hove the following opening: • Receive 3 weeks vacation in your third year tributor for General Motors CIRCLE EMPLOYMENT CONSULTANTS • The opportunity to grow to your fullest potential products hos an immediote MECHANICAL opening for o mature quick "We Are The People Who Care" Come to Lendata...and really go places'. thinking individual who pos- sesses basic business skills _ INSPECTORS A.t POS TiONS PAID BY CLIENT COMPANIES At LEXIDATA you will have all this as well as a (typing 50 wpm. operation of a 10 key calculator) to handle modern friendly working environment. Contact Ray With experience to work with a small group In on interest- our receptionist and switch Wilson ing model shop environment inspecting machined and sheet board responsibilities. We metal parts and assemblies according to print specifications are located in Wakefield. Machine shop experience would be helpful. MA on Route 128 between exits 33 & 34. offer a com- If you are interested in |oining a growing, high technology plete benefit package, PRINTED CIRCUIT ILEXIDATA company offering exciting storting rates along with o com friendly working environ- plete benefits package, call Jone Wing at 272 1313 or drop ment and a solary common [CORPORATION by our Personnel Office between 8 00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. QUALITY, SERVICE, GROWTH 755 Middlesex Turnpike. Biilenca. MA 01865 (617) 663-8550 surate with experience If you feel you ore the one we ore An EQualOppoMunily Employer M P We currently have openings on our first and second shifts for people who looking for. coll us for a con are detail oriented ond interested in printed circuit brtwork preparation and RASTER DISPLAYS... fidentiol interview Any auto- 1 support work. FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND PERFORMANCE HIOH VOLTAGE J""" »edtonl motive experience will be a ENOINEEBINO ,""' real plus CORPORATION « 0 M MM] Call Bill Shepherd at Opportunities include: PtVU PRMWCTS. «c. • N/C Drill Operators -246-1810- 69i • Photo Lab Technicians WORK WHILE • Touch-Up Technicians • Tapers THE KIDS • Engineering Aide • Production Control Clerk SECRETARIES ARE IN • Assistant Plating Supervisor • Receptionist/Switchboard Full time requires good typing and shorthand. Port time RECEPTIONIST Administrative (With precious metal exp.) Operator (20-25 hours) requires good typing. Free tuition program and SCHOOL • Accounts Payable Clerk congenial atmosphere. You pick the schedule from A pleasant and professional telephone manner is a Secretary For application contact, Edwin E. Moore a variety of flexible shifts must for this fast paced position as Receptionist If you're interested in joining o leader in the printed circuit industry with o D»an of Administration Anywhere from 3 8 hours per We are a <8 state household goods transportation For varied clerical and ad- modern manufacturing locality, o comprehensive benefits pockoge and some doy. 2 or more days per company with a large concentration of our business ministrative duties in a busy of the finest employees in the area then stop by out personnel department Middlesex Community College week. The work is tun, lots done with corporations throughout the United States. publishing firm in Reoding for an application. of people contact o greol Springs Road, Bedford, Mass. 01730 If you are a bright person crew of friendfy co-workers. A minimum of 2 years' telephone experience is a with occurote typing skills, — 275-8910- No experience necessory. prerequisite. Accurate typing ond a desire to work coll Mr. Coffin ot — Come Grow With Us. AAtH> An equal opportunity employer 033-8288 Woburn, MA 6«i Judy Grasso 395-5643 MontvaU Ave., Woburn 61 personal interview at 935-3900 »11 ■ !>WVVV«VVWIrVVVV«ArV¥ r mmmmmmmmm m _NO »wir, '....K.lpl. Wilmington a Tr..^,, to»nC,^, sion«,.m lno.p.no»i WEDNESDAY,MARCH 11,1981-PAGE S 13 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winche$ter, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. Been Tempted LICENSED NURSES \ Lately? ITEK: CLOSE ENOUGH FOR COMFORT RN's-LPN's At Itek, we're a fast-growing company with far-reaching world-wide We are a large modern well-staffed health care facility dedicated to affiliations, yet near enough to you (or an easy, comfortable commute providing the best possible care. We have openings available for to work. We think you'll like our friendly, informal work environment, people who would like to be part of a first-rate facility. where your skills are appreciated, and we'd like to talk to you: • Excellent starting wag* • Sick Pay •Blue Cross/Blue Shield • Paid Vacations • Dental Plan • CEU Reimbursement KEYPUNCH OPERATOR • Paid Holidays •311, 11-7 shifts Candidate should have a high school diplomo with 2-3 years experience • Full and Part Time Position Is on the. 1st shift. Will be responsible for keypunching and Please call us for an appointment verifying manufacturing and business applications. Knowledge of Decision Data 9610 key/verify mochine helpful but not required. — 729-9370- ACCOUNTING CLERK Ask for Mrs. Holland. R.N. Candidate should have a high school diploma with up to I years exper ience. Entry level position in the Accounts Payable Department. The Critical Care Course candidate will be trained in vouchering vendor invoices for payments Aberjona Nursing Home ond will also be involved in general office duties, i.e.. filing, some typing etc. 184 Swunton Slrcct. Winchester. MA 01890 We'it not jusi tempting, This is a genuine offer for you (o lake the next vital step in SR. TEST TECHNICIAN developing your nursing carter. Candidate should possess an Associate's Degree in Electronics with 2-4 years experience Must know integrated circuits and be able to trouble- New l.ngland Memorial Mospilal is offering a: shoot to the chip level. 10-Week Critical Care Course TEST TECHNICIAN DANIEL ROBERTSINC. for Registered Nurses Candidate should possess o high school or lechnicol school degree in electronics with up to 2 years experience Must hove knowledge of INSURANCE integrated circuits. beginning April 2 WE PLAN FUTURES (lass meets every Thursday from 9-2 Cost JI SO TYPIST Itek offers ■ comprehoruive benefits package, Including THE SUBURBAN tS Contact Hours Registration [X-adline March 23 group health and life Insurance, free dental and disability PART TIME CAREER CONNECTION ( ompletion of this (.(Kirn- may qualify' you lor Insurance, an eyewear program, a credit union, and tuition a Critical Care nursing position at NKMl'i. reimbursement. Call Maryann Langone at933-7000, Ex. 311, Permonent part time position avail- PRESIDENTIAL SUITE 15K send resume, or drop by our Employee Relations Department able in our policy typing unit. 20 to Dynamic Admin/Assisl lo join top real estate For further details, please- contact the Staff at 355 Middlesex Avenue. Wilmington, MA 01867. to complete firm Growth and projects T 60. SH A 25 hours per week. Top wages to Development Office 665-P40. Rxt. «S. an application. An affirmative action employer m/f. qualified person. Minimum typing RESEARCH SECRETARY 10K speed of 55 wpm. Good English gram Inl'l consumer research firm seeks liaison to New England mar and spelling necessary. Conven- assist in heclic team environ. Benefits the best TfiO Itek Composition Systems ient^ location near Burlington Moll. Memorial Hospital PERSONNEL 12.5K 5 Woodland Rd.. Stoneham. MA 02180 A Division of Itek Corporation Hear the (irsl word as corporate personnel sec in For appointment call: demanding well known publishing firm T60. .IT! i quil iippnniinil\ cmpliiur. M I Itek Focusing on the Frontiers Barbara Rettery, ext. 160, HIGH TECH MARKETING 13K of Imaging Technologies Support fast-paced telecommunications depl. in world wide high tech firm T & SH 272-6410 START HERE 10K Kntry-level. front desk, customer service OFFSET PRESS positions. LiKhl experience and T f-IKIarch Ahead K-Mart 2*% UTICA MUTUAL Call JANE OR BETH TODAY 273-5959 DANIEL ROBERTS. INC. 290MishowumRd. ■ INSURANCE CO. 6 New England Executive Park Woburn eVNJNJ 10 New ■inland Mxecutlve Pk Burllnirton. MA ott»03 OPERATOR with Travis! ^■r Burlinjjton, MA 01803 Company Paid Personnel Consultants Printing company needs experienced A.P. toSIBK SEC to S235 POSITIONS An equal opportunity employer > i me AB Dick press operator. Good wages, Major file 128 co. needs Much sought-after co. has person with 3-5 yrs. exp. in several slots available for AVAILABLE benefits, fully paid health insurance. Ex- A.P.. In both manual and gen. secretaries with good cellent working conditions in newly ex- computer operations. Should accurate typing & interper- Appliances Maintenance Mechanic sonal skills. panded plant. enjoy handling details & tack Full Time We hove on opening for on all-around maintenance ling much paperwork. Pull RECEPT. to S230 Fashion Accessories mechanic for a modern office building on the evening — 890-4436 — benefits Professional receptionist for shift from 4 p m. ■ 12 midnight. This person will perform o highly visible spot in major Hungers variety of duties such as serving electrical, mechanical and CREDIT $240 energy corp. Sophistication & Operations Assistant air handling equipment, painting and general maintenance Full Time Openings for person exp FRONT OFFICE IMAGE. repairs. Knowledge of motors and numeric controls and low Carlsberg Printers, Inc. in industrial credit A col lee MUSTS, Domestics New position at growing water purification/ pressure boilers desirable Excellent company paid benefits. tion as well as entry level filtration companies in Burlington, MA. Wolthom, MA „ „ spot In accounting div. for CUST.SERV. to S230 Full Time bright go-getter, strong in Mm I ft. exp. for estab- Cafeteria Direct/assist two persons in a small production For appointment call Personnel Department lished Bedford co Must be communications skills. operation, scheduling shipments and in inventory. 944-3700 — Reading. Mass. able to prioritize & handle Part Time busy phones. (2, 8 hour days) Maintain operational records. Handle customer I PERSONiEL S230 CLK.-TYPISTS toSIQO Customer Greeter service problems. What's going on? We still One position in customer Part Time Mechanical aptitude, chemical operations know- WORD PROCESSORS hove 3 openings for you Live ■ service; other in high tech Apply to Personnel ledge and ability to handle several assignments Addison-Wfesley A wires" who wont to "work corp. Public contact via are very helpful. with people. Typtng & friend phones Growth offered in Thurs., Fri.,Sat. Publishing Company, Inc T% ly disposition needed. both positions. DATA ENTRY 10 a.m. -3 p.m. Career position leoding to Operations Manager Jacob Way, Reading. MA Several other excellent positions are availoble. Companies pay all fees. An Allirmotive Action. Equol Opportunity Employer I CRT OPERATORS Drop In or call Hilary or Charlotte, 272-6750 North East Water Service Open evenings by appointment. to,? Spring into action now. IAC/TEMPS-TOPS has No Experience Call John Russo openings for experienced word processors, data I H^W/IC; 523C Middlesex Turnpike entry and CRT operators. If you have these skills, eri_ Burlington Mats. 01603 Necessary! — 272-8108- Clerical or know someone who does, come in or call us Positions ore now avail- today. able in the expanding Experienced office personnel Full lime New Englonds -273-2500- service department of most beautiful furniture'urniture store Good stastarting salory ond benefits. Burlington Mall area 265 Winn St. a leader in the turf on Mall area. TQRS. Burlington, MA industry. We are look- Contact Mr. Byers at TfMPORAHY OFFICE ing for responsible peo- PBrSONrrtlSERVICTS 01803 ple who ore interested ^ ' J A 'ecrwi>c# Am ... .> 273-2500 in learning our business. PRODUCTION WORKERS Cabot House SECURITY GUARDS Current positions offer - 273-2600 - a salary range of up to 4 Day Week Administrative Assistant Full and Part Time 11.4K and unlimited Old Colony Security has several openings in growth potential. Enlry level production positions available immedi- Sales Department the Reading and Woburn area. Must be over ately Produclion or assembly line ejpenence a plus Shipping & Receiving 21 with own transportation and clear record For telephone but we are willing to train. An excellent opportunity to work with a growing compony interview call Duties include telephone contact with customers and soles ! No firearms necessary. Uniforms and benefits Chomencs oilers encellenl growth opportunily along Manager staff, typing of all correspondence, order expediting, sta , provided. Retirees are welcome to apply. Mr. Black wilh an eicellenl starting salary and comprehensive tistical research of inventory ond customer history We offer ! For Interview call 944-7145 benelil package Excellent opportunity for knowledgeable man an attractive solory and benefit pockage. 657-5080 ager with 5-10 yrs. experience. Company manu- OLD COLONY SECURITY, INC. Come in and Mil out an application or call Debbie For further Information or an interview Kendall at 935-4850 Eil 239 factures sophisticated instruments. appointment call Lorraine Dickinson at 50 Salem St. Please call George Arnold at — 272-7940 - CHOMERICS, INC. Lynnfield, MA 01940 SECRETARY 893 1660 or forward resume to 77 Dragon Court. Woburn. MA 01888 School Associates, Inc. We hove on immediate an equal opportunity employer ml ... Select Talent 87 Terrace Hall Ave>.. Burlington. MA 01803 opening in our Woburn of P.O. Box 8—1159 Main St. fice for on individuol with secretanol experience & Waltham. Moss. 02254 »,. above overage typing skills Excellent Opportunity We offer good starting sa- lary, benefits and o pleasant PART TIME Double Entry FORK TRUCK working environment. Administrative To find out more DAY POSITIONS Parts and Service Representative about this position, call Earn as much as S3 SO an hour within seven months) Bookkeeper applying at Popa Ginos! There are several day. port? Assistant Kathy Wood Experience necessary. Call for an appoint- Salary plus commission. time positions available for individuals to work at the gnl Interesting position available in the support of and the counter at the Burlington Restaurant No exper- ment and ask for Mr. G. Sandy, between Protected territory. outside sales people. Typing skills, pleasant tele- ience is necessary, ond very convenient Mothers' Hours canG Past experience helpful. LIMBACH CO. phone manner and some aptitude with figures 10a.m. - 5 p.m. fibe easily arranged! If you like to work with food and dealg required. Call Mr. Crowley 729-7120 or 658-9114 100 Now Boston St. Kwith the public, then come in and apply at the Burlingtonfi 935-5190 Woburn jjlocotion at the Burlington Arcade on the Middlesex Turnpike.) An Equal Opportunity Employer IO-I i is Northland 935-67QO jjPleose apply in person Monday through Friday at 3:30M Call Doris at 729-8750 RP.M and ask for theMonager. Industrial Truck Co., Inc. „„ for an appointment. " CLOSERS FOB TElEPHOiE SALES Evening Operators Supervisor Pleasant 'ProfHobl. Compressor Orgonize ond supervise contract cleaning and security The Woburn Job Service Center Floor Workers from Your Homo ORDER SELL SPRINT, the discount operations on evening shift (4-12 P.M.). Monitor opera Has Openings -.. Experience not necessary. ong distance phono service Mechanic lions of equipment inccludmg boilers ond absorbers Will from your homo base of PULLER Our Service Deportment has oversee afterhours proiects and manage tenant relations Full-time I a.m. - 5 p.m. operation boing marketed an opening for a Compresser ot night for Building Trust Desire 2 years supervisory Full time. $3.50 per HXID SERVICE WORRER Bedford $4.M/Rt. Part-time 8 a.m. • 3 p.m. successfully in several O.S. Mechanic. Prefer experience custodial ond security experience Associates degree and hour to start. person but willing to train hove copocity to work independently. CASHIER Burlington S3 50/HI Apply at cities High comm rotes. earnings averoge $7 $10 per someone with mechanical Forward resume to Scett McKearney, MATERIAL HANDLER (P.T.) Woburn S.I/WI background. Good working hr. Full training provided. RATING CLERK Burlington S160/WI. Celt Call for conditions, company paid Arkwright-Boston Insurance Bay Stato Box Co. benefits. Tele-Marketing Interview 225WymonSt. (off Rt.. 121) Cell Mr. Robert» COME INTO OUR JOB SERVICE CENTERS AI 9 am 9pm Wo I thorn Moss. 02154 39 Pleasant St., Stoneham -942-0595- 729-8020 ■t 933-8290 = I! Walnut SI. Ample free Parkin, Burlington Moll g. Apply in person rr» Mn OHoro lit] An equal opportunity employn - An Equal Opportunity Employer M F n i: Woburn Center Both Locations Entrant.. J -' Supplement to Dally Tim*. Chronic* (VMbgfn.mMlng. Wlnchesler, ?i^™'£°*!2','''""m PAGE S 14—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981 Ho Reeolng rrenscrlpl. Wilmington 4 TtwMoury town Crier, stonerum tnaeoenoem 933-3700 933 3700 I Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stonehom. Secretaries and NURSES AIDES Typists Aberjona (Murein- Home, a modern Healthcare facility committed tocom-1 wouldn't you really rather ■passionate patient care, is ottering on the job training for excellent lull and pari| work for AVCO? |time opportunities. Here is your opportunity to work in a •All shifts 7-3.3-11.11 -7 friendly, people-oriented environment in an organization working at the forefront of our • Full and Port Time Nation's aerospace programs. Basic re- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN e Newly improved starting salary quirements are good shorthand and typing • Excellent benefits package This key technical position requires previous responsibility as a Produc- skills, pleasant personality, appearance and a tion or OC Test Technician. Analog/Digital experience, and component e Blue Cross/ Blue Shield Master Medical desire to assume responsibility. level trouble shooting ability. You must olso hove the tolent for com- Ideal working conditions in our modern of- municoting effectively with our Engineering Group on technical matters, • Dental Insurance fice facilities - you will enjoy a liberal ond for working largely without supervision. Opto electronic experience is • Shift differential paid desirable, but not essential. benefit program including tuition assistance • Large modern multi-level facility plan, ample parking and a modem employee FIBER OPTIC ASSEMBLER TRAINEE Come in and talk to us about arrangements. cafeteria. No experience required. Training will be provided for specialized light Contact Mr*. Holland, R.N. lor appointment and jntervievv. assembly work. Good vision ond manual dexterity required. 729-f" DJ.I. is a well established manufacturer of industrial electronic controls and liber optics ond offers competitive starting wage, opportunity for od voncement, pleasant working conditions and a full fringe benefit package. Aberjona Nursing Home Apply In person or coll Ms. Harrington a* tU-7444 for an Interview appointment. 184 Swanton Street, Winchester, MA 01890 out for yourself why AVCO is a nice place to work Call todav and speak with Ms Deborah Stone at 657-3160 AVCO SYSTEMS DIVISION 201 Lowell Street. Wilmington /I . Executive \1;,ss...iui*-ns 01887 CUSTODIANS Secretary (2nd Shift, 3 p.m. -11 p.m.) A special position Call Digital at MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER McDonald's for a special person 617-275-5000, ext. 2218 If you have good secretarial skills, lor full details. Part Time enjoy working in a busy environ- If you ore an experienced transcriber and have o few ment, and have the poise ond back- It's A Real Bonus. Our Bedford. Massachusetts facility is seeking spare hours, we would be happy to try to work around NOON SHIFT OPENINGS ground to competently handle va- your schedule. Applicants should hove an excellent rious administrative tasks, you could individuals with 1-3 years of general custodial command of medical terminology Working at McDonalds you'll find more than-a crew of friendly people. find this position a rewarding one. experience. Both openings offer good pay. gen- You II find free uniforms, meal discounts, regular salary reviews promotion erous benefits - including shift differential and opportunities and incentive bonus plon. We're olso offering higher starting sa- The successful applicant will work PBX OPERATOR laries lor noon help. for a top corporate executive. Ex- medical/dental insurance - and all the job se- curity ond stability you want. Call us any week- McDonald's. There's no experience necessory. we'd be happy to ttoin you. cellent salary. On Call So give yourself a McDonald's bonus...apply in person to the Store Manager AMRAY is a leading manufacturer day, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Or send o brief letter or call between 2and4 p.m.. 93S-7030. of scanning electron microscopes describing your work background and salary Hove you ever operated a switchboard or o telephone history to: Sheryl Rochon. Digital Equipment console system? Do you have some occasional spare time, and related instrumentation. We particularly days? If so, let us try to work out an on coll offer an outstanding benefits pro- Corporation, Dept. K0304 32094. 12 Crosby Drive, arrangement. Bedford, MA 01730. m WOBURN MALL • gram. Our corporate headquarters For further Information, please call Mrs. Levlnson at 729 d'S 300 Milhawum Road are attractive, and the atmosphere, tOOO fart. 274 between 9:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. congenial. An Equol Opportunity Employer M F BDSDDBO To arrange an Interview, please contoct Robert Howe, *Ve change the way SECRETARIES 275-1400. the world thinks. WINCHESTER HOSPITAL TYPISTS Accounts AMRess INC. We ore an alternative action employer Winchester. MA 01190 An Equol Opportunity Employer W F CLERKS 160 Middlesex Turnpike W Receivable Clerk Bedford, MA 01730 KEYPUNCH OPS We ore on equal opportunity employer M F An interesting and rewarding position SWITCHBOARD CHOOSE YOUR HOURS! available for the right individual. Successful Assembly BOOKKEEPERS HOMEMAKERS applicant will be familiar with accounts re- ceivable ond enjoy working with figures. Immediate openings tor HEALTH CARE ASSISTANTS Individual will update customer accounts long or short term jobs in Workers No experience necessary. Excellent opportunity Provide companionship and home management via CRT and handle customer adjustments. the Rle. IM 93 areas Excellent pay. NO Fee. EXPERIENCED assistance for the elderly. Flexible hours to suit Typing a must. Experience preferred but will for ambitious steady workers to advance with a growing company your schedule. Top pay rates, vacations, medical train the right person. BAKERS • Excellent Working insurance and referral bonuses. •I0V> Paid Holidays Please call Bill Tobey We hove an immediate opening tor re- Conditions tail baken in our in .tor. bokeries. We otter • Partially Paid • Paid Vacation NEEDED IMMEDIATELY^ for an interview at on excellent starling salary ond benefits Health Int. — 935-3311 — TEMPORARY SERVICES package Hours will be arranged • Payroll Savings Plan Profit Sharing Plan CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AIDES APPLY IN PERSON Training program available to receive home health 7A Meriam St. For an appointment Frost Company Inc. call Sue Fraser aide certification. Evenings and Saturday pro- Lexington, MA gram. — Ml-2231 Matheson Higgins, Inc. 483 Wildwood St. PARAMEDICAL NURSING SERVICES Woburn, MA 01801 861-0707 STAR MARKET CO. 166 New Boston St., Woburn (Affiliated with First Temporary Services) — 935-6400 — 17S Cambridge) St.. Burlington. MA . on eg.ua I oppo'tuniry employ •* -273-1505— '"' urn?; MACHINE MECHANIC Customer Service Lube Man Hint We have on immediate opening in our customer and Minor Repairs and MECHANIC HELPERS #Zayre Experience helpful but not necessary. Advance- service department for a bright well organized and Towing ment opportunities paid holidays, vacations, in- individual. Duties will include processing of or- surance. BC/BS, overtime available. Old esta- ders and maintenance of inventory records. - Alto - Financial blished co. with young aggressive ideas. Pleas* apply ASSISTANT AUTOBODY PERSON Secretary TIGHE WAREHOUSE, INC. Bay State Box Co. Full Time Positions Apply in person 45 Fulton St. HEAD RECEIVER A well organized individual with excellent 39PUa«antSt.,Stonoham secretarial skills is needed within our Financial Winchester, MA 272-7343 „ on equol opportunity employer n u Experience not necessary, will troin. 40 hours Department. Excellent typing and shorthand work week, group insurance, liberal pay and required. Business school desired with minimum benefits. of 3 years experience in a financial setting. Alpha offers an excellent benefits package in OFFICE eluding BC/BS. dental and tuition reimbursement. Counter Electricians Apply Store Manager Commercial CLEANERS Pleose call Ludlfe DfGlorfa at 935-5150 for Automotive Sales 2 Elm Street ■n Interview. Bedford and Immediate openings for licensed and experienced I 10-17 20 Sylvan Road Woeorr, Must enjoy working with people, be able to oc- Burlington Areas helpers. Fully paid benefits package includes! Woburn, Mass. cept responsibility and have knowledge of import Monday-Friday auto. r medical disability and life insurance, holidays] An Equol Opportunity Employer n i? 5:30-9:30 P.M. ftiAlpha Contact Bill Boutwa [ and vacation. Salary commensurate with exper The Alpha Advantage nee. Mature minded people only. ABERJONA AUTO PARTS VINCENT ELECTRIC CO., INC. We are a leading, temporary ond permanent per- Call sonnel agency with ambitious growth plans for the 273-0607 — 933-4440— ., — 272-0553 — 80's. We ore currently looking for individuals with above average talents to help us reach our objec- Accounting Clerk - tive. TRAK SHOW SALES Personnel Representatives Computer services company seeks lull time Victoria Station I MOTHERS Tele ■irked* Pro Agency or Industriol Personnel bockground required. OFFICE accounting clerk to record cosh receipts, main- in Burlington has positions open for Solary plus commission with excellent benefits. tain accounts receivable ledger, p,oc„, occounts Accepting application for full S20,000 plus Openings in Burlington and Dedhom facilities. payable invokes and other duties. We otter solary or port time worV Morning We're seeking an aggressive EXPERIENCED Please send resume to Rlto Colemen ASSISTANT commensurate with experience and full company shift Set your own hours. experienced telephone in- Sales Office Needs benefit program Light interesting work We dividual to solicit exhibitors will troin. for major hom« improve- Parson For Accounts BROILER PERSON Cell or write to J.I. 'idler. J7J-77M. S«6«*J*«St'm& HEALTH CENTER EXPERIENCED First Healthcare Corporation, a subsidiary of Hillhaven Inc. with a regional office just OPPORTUNITIES off Route 128. has the following opening: WELDERS Laboratory (Part Time) Several immediate openings now exist for individual* with at least 4 years of work exper- •4:00-11:00 P.M. Accounts ience and some formal training. Every other Sot. and Sun. Top pay and excellent benefits offered to the •«:00-1I:OOP.M. lues., Ihurs. ondFri. persons who meet our requirements. •8:00-4:30 P.M. Duties will be in the layout and fabrication of Every other Sat. and Sun. Payable steel tanks and related structural assemblies. Must be on MT. MIT or CLA with I 3 years' exp. in oil phases of the lob. Must hove o flexible schedule that would allow Individuol with some accounts payable ex- Call for details 935-5800 for some holiday coverage ond occasional CAU. perience needed to process payable infor- mation into our automated system. POLYCLON, INC. Receptionist (Pert Time) Responsibilities will involve validation of vendor information and review of invoice 15 Sixth Road, Woburn •7:30-3:30 P.M. package, sending out weekly reports and Every other Sot. Sun. and Holiday checks, and processing doily mail. We are looking for TWO Individuals with good secretarial skills for our busy Urgent Core area. Medical terminology or We offer a comprehensive company paid medical background Is essential for this position. benefits package. If interested, please con tact Carol Elander at: • Secretaries • Typists Aviv Corporation manufactures Add-On Peripherals, but everything else Utility Person (Full Time) is built right in: a special, small-company-on-the-grow atmosphere: FIRST If just might be our benefits... superb working conditions; the recognition and rewards that go with •7:30-3:30 P.M. HEALTHCARE • HEALTH e VACATION PAY being an important part of a small, tightly knit staff. That's how we can Monday thru Friday CORPORATION • INSURANCE • HOLIDAY PAY 11 Hortwell Avenue guarantee your satisfaction ... and your future. Must have exp. in carpentry, mosonry and painting as well Lexington. MA 01173 Thot keeps em coming or it could be the fact that you'll os performing general bench duties utilizing a variety of hond Ml 7000 earn good hourly wages working temporary, you'll be paid tools. Must be able lo do heavy lifting. An Equal Opportunity Employer on Friday of the week you work, ybu'll never be charged o ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS fee and you II be able to work on temporary assignments Experience preferred, but we will train the right people to assemble close to home! etched circuit boards. Coll for an appointment to register I for an Interview appointment please call me Choate Memorial Along with your career growth, we guarantee fully competitive wages Hospital ot e33.,70o. Ext. III. Stoneham, 61 Main St. and fringe benefits. Office (neor Redstone Ploro Call Arleen at P'ease call 933-1165 or apply to: SECRETARY/ 438-4901 AVIV CORPORATION Specialists ® Burlington, 6 Cummings Park Regional 99 So. Bedford Street Woburn, MA 01801 Health Center RECEPTIONIST (near Northeastern compus am Our Polymer Products Division located in Woburn. Mass.. Call Call at 273-1470 presently has an opening for o Secretary to report to CORPORATION In Wilmington the Plont Manager. An Eqi«V '>[■(.■".".!, Employe' Mil This position requires on individual interested in a variety of work assignments, including typing, filing, answering Retail Sales ov phones, greeting visitors to the plant, and maintaining records related to employment and safety. Pressuregraphics Inventory Clerk Individuals with a solid secretarial background Interested There's In performing a variety of secretarial and administrative We are seeking o bright, personable, sell-motivated person functions, should respond In writing (or call) J. Cornell, for a full time permanent position in our pressuregraphics Immediote full time opening in our Wilmington 161 9600. #«t 123. area, at our Woburn, Route 128 store. Position responsibilities focillty maintaining inventory records and hand- something better for include counter sales ond order fulfillment Graphics back- ling Internal telephone contact. Previous Inven- ground a plus. Retoil experience preferred. Chorrette of tory posting experience preferred, however, we amicon fers excellent benefits ond competitive wages will train Individual with figure aptitude and a AMICON CORPORATION general office background. 25 Hartwell Avenue Telephone Personnel 935-6000 Ext. 420 SECRETARIES lexington, MA 02173 We offer a competitive starting salary and o full company paid benefits progrom. We are proud to be at BayBanks Data Services an affirmative action employer m/f. charrette ■ j\ Interviews will be arranged in Wilmington for interested individuate. For an appoint- ment, call our Personnel Department at If you're an energetic, personable individual with good 387 4100. Ext. 211 typing and organizational skills, you'll find a bettor RNs/PEDIATRICS An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ">" opportunity at BDSI. We have exciting positions.ppen at Industrial Way all levels in a variety of oreos. We offer competitive Wilmington, MA 01880 salaries and comprehensive benefits including tuition (7:00-3:00 P.M., Full Time) ZZZZZZZZZEZZZZZC assistance and profit sharing. Vacation and salary re- An Allirmoji.e At don f SupoMnunl lo Dally Tlmel 1 ChronlcW (WoOurn.R.MIng. WlncftttUf. Burlington), Lrnnlttld VIMogor PAGE S-16-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981 No. RtMlng Trinicnpt, Wilmington I ItwMOury Tom Crlor. ston«h«m indtptnooni LOST LOST ••KIEKO," a Golden Retriever from Russell St., •an x 4 Corners area, Wob. Call ,„ 933-2090. I « 4$ mmms^Ess L3-13 7 MO OLD CAT, grey male AUTO MART w white paws, little bK of white on chest and face Wearing yellow collar and Bank Position SHORT ORDER flea collar. Lost Mar. 5 in vie. of Border St. t. FEDELE l/ransmission CUSTOMER Pickering St.. Wob. Winch, COOK line Call 729 1547. AUTO SALES ^.,„, Full Time L3-13 t WORLD SERVICE 5:30 A.M. to I 30 P.M. Kathleen Thompson 438-7474 263 Main Street 1:30 o.m.-i p.m. 20 Albion Ave. 438-7475 Stoneham, Ma. Sot. 8:30 o.m.-4 p.m. Stoneham 438-6677iyrni S69M3 REPRESENTATIVE Stoneham WAITRESS/ Salem 74S-3342 Peobody S32-29SS 4MOOLD COLLIE, tan, 72 Chevy Kingswood S/W vs auto ps Pb 62K S395 , Typing Skills Required brown leather collar, black WAITER '73 Inptll 4 dr HT V8. auto ps. pb oc fm $700 11 A.M. to4P.M. flea collar Lost In vie of 20 HOURS PER WEEK Horn Pond Reward. Call '72 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 9OK dean >n and out oniv S925 935 1903 $950 EXCHANGE - REBUILT 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. — APPLY — L3-11 '72 AMC Matador 4 d> MK 6CVI cimn EXCELLENT BENEFITS BLACK CAT lost North '75 Chevy Monza Fastback 2x2. e auto Ps Pb oc mi fm S1395 Donut Kitchen Woburn, School St area '72 Toyota Land Cruiser i«d.i cyi «d. iockmg hubs $1395 Call 935 4920 APPLY BOX M 547 Main St., L3-11 '74 Oldsmobile Omega Coupe &cVi ■.«< .«h hi,,., white S1395 Transmission STONEHAM INDEPENDENT Woburn * 24" HUFFY, pro thunder '77 FOrd LTD II StolionWoqon 62K v 8 auto ps pb S1395 red C white boys bike 11 Franklin St., Stoneham, MA 02180 '73 AMC Sportabout Wagon auto S1395 933-2208 Missing from Elm St. area, Woburn Reward for In '74 MUStang II MaCh Ivuspdn- red new point S1950 formation leading to the '75 VW Rabbit 2d. 62K yellow block 4dr S2195 n return of the bike 935 5943 U II '76 Toyota Corolla Wagon 4cyi s sod greo> economy S2550 $2850 CLERK Martin Lele '78 Jeep Cherokee Chief 44K eouto „- Pb roof rock Want a Good Job? I \ 3:00 II :00 Shift I 21 Squire Rd.. Winchester '78 Dodge COlt Red block 4 cyi Jspd 43K nice cor S2895 attend Full and Part Time ! LOST SMALL Black cat '77 VW Rabbit 2dr HB red block. 65K 4spd S3150 See Janet between I with white paws & stomach. '78 Monarch 2 dr Cpe decor qrp looded 60K excellent cond S3395 Job Exploration Workshop | Washington St area of 7-00 A.M. 3:00P.M. '78 Chevy Malibu Coupe 305 ve <.„•,, „-. pb oc «K. rodiois S3595 e | Stoneham. Sun. nite. Call Most American Cars, Plus Installation, Fluid, Tax •Identify your job related skills (YOU DO ! 438 5908 LOST3-11S '78 CutlaSS SalOn 4dr V6 outo ps pb silver blue tweed S3695 HAVE THEM!)... SEE YOUR INDEPENDENT DEALER 7-Eleven '79 Plymouth Champ Hotchbock 4 Machinist DENTAL HYGIENIST For modern dental Mechanical Assemblers office in Stoneham. Part Time. Liberal benefits. Overtime available Call Contact Personnel Office Ircmsmpl 438-6520 112Cummings Park ffinronftCrirr >I|V Woburn. MA <®j> 935-5940 Cleaners Permanent port time She Bails Slimea janitorial cleaners needed in the Woburn/ Winchester area. 5 evenings, 1 V, hours per THE NEWEST RESTAURANT IN TOWN mtf&"l iff evening. LYNNFIELD UiUaaer There's No Place Like Sam's Call between NOW HIRING 4 and 6:30 PM „ DINING ROOM SUPERVISORS 246-1230 \ a,, Daily Chronicle HOSTESSES/CASHIERS For the Reading location. Part Time/Full Time All shifts available full & part time. Excellent salary and fnnqe benefits. SALES REP/ No experience necessary Up lo three limes the circulation of the Boston papers. Call —944-9111 INSIDE Reaching- COUNSELLOR over Save over 50% on ad costs. No experience necessary I Over 130.000 readers every week. r>Aftf.TlME" Must be flexible hove pood All paid circulation papers. verbal skills neat appear | once high energy level ond I Over 325 years of combined newspaper experience. MAINTENANCE SALES HELP a happy disposition 130,000 Excellent hourly salary plus | High per capita income communities. Local opt complex is look- commission Need at least o I ing for a qualified person to READERS All communities located on either Rte. 128. Rte. 93 or Rtc. 495. WANTED 16 hour commitment handle daily fan i tonal and Must be avoilable for flex- light maintenance work ible hours. Apply in person. Call Pot for details. C.A.C. Audited Publications. Pleaie inquire at First Temporary { 200 Bedford Rd. Little Woburn Folks Shop Services Middlesex East between the hours of 175 Cambridge St. I R ads ton* Shopping PUBLICATIONS 8:30 to 4:00 io n Burlington, MA s I Contor — Ston*ham f [^-_273-1421_—J 531 Main St.. Reading. Mass.01867 - Telephone 1617| 944 2200 ■■ MTOTCMPI/Wllmlmtwi 1 TwHUmry Town Crlw. stontftim liKMpmdfnt WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981-PAGE S-17 urur. I-^CLflSSIFIEDflDS! wr HI 1X0 l~0<«(l* •••••••••••••••••••••••SERVICES OFFERED" HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ALUMINUM CARPENTRY MAINTENANCE Service LANDSCAPING WALLPAPERING INCOME TAX EARN EXTRA MONEY! EARN $50 for 5 hours work. ADM INISTRATIVE TRIPLE TILT Aluminum MINUTE MAN Accounting PORCHES, GUTTERS, lor apts 8. condominium THOREAU TREE & WALLPAPERING, Part time sales position, showing Queensway SECRETARY to a director comb, windows, alum and Tax Service. In- siding 8. roofing. Kitchens homes office house Landscaping ■ all phases ol specializing In vinyl, grass, work 3 4 hrs. 2 nights Earn Fashions or be a hostess & in Bedford firm Excellent storm doors, alum, gutters and baths remodeled. cleaning 8, repairs etc. dividual, partnership, growth oriented company shade and ornamental tree flock, murals Ceilings Car nee Will train. earn free clothing .Call 657 and vinyl & alum, siding. corporate tax preparation. $250. Call Suburban Skills. Aluminum doors and between 4:30 8. 6:30, 729 care or removal. Land painted. Interior painting. Great for mothers Call 7988or 658 9763 HWtfT Compare our prices with a For appt call 862 4215. 272 2750 , windows Mefal Interlock 3124. S0325S scape planting and design Call 272 6841 SM8x Louise at 944 8394 HWM3x free estimate. Sllverio weather stripping Installed. SM4 11 HW3-13 Const Co. 944-4143, 944-3219. Lawn installation, total DENTAL ASSISTANT - LICENSED Hairdressers Call Art Nelson, 935 0545.S9 B & B CHIMNEY SWEEP grounds maintenance and JITI CUSTOM painting. TAXES Excellent working con-wanted with a following for TELEPHONE SOLICITOR StfC 7_x EXPERTLY PREPARED to work from Stoneham Protect against dangerous clean up. Lie. and ins. Free Interior and exterior. dltlons Woburn area, new shop In Stoneham Fast, efficient service Call office, 20 hours per week, 6 ALUMINUM chimney fires by having est Competitive rates, 935 Wallpapering. Free Experience not necessary. Square. Call 438 7591. HW3 CARPENTRY Ron 729 2048. SM4 4 9 pm, Mon. thru Thurs CUSTOM MADE com your chimney cleaned 8996. SM23x Write Daily Times, Box 18S estimates. Ed Toomey 272 Noon to 9 pm Frl $4 00 per bination storm windows & ALL TYPES, Doors, professionally. Pointing TAX RETURNS .1118, 25 Montvale Ave., LAWN CARE 5579 or 272 0288. S03 1IT hour to start Call 431 0168 doors. Excellent quality & windows, porches, steps, and rebuilding. Fully in INCOME TAX RETURNS WoburnOlBOl Real Estate Sales paneling, sus. ceilings, B\T SERVICES spring between 10 am f. 1 pm only. price. Quality Aluminum sured contractor. Free Painting Wallpapering prepared Federal and HWnjtf FULL T,ME BROKERS & wind, cords, cust. cab 8, clean up Complete lawn HW3-11 Co 944 6246. SOtfS estimates. B & B CHIM FULLY INSURED, over 20 State; long and short forms. MATURE WOMAN for late sales persons wanted Exp. care. Call 9350908 or 933 RECEPTIONIST SWIT kitchens. Reasonable rates. NEY SWEEP COMPANY. years' experience Ceilings Call Robert McComiskey. afternoon and early not nee. Exc training 6647 CHBOARD operator with Appliance Repair Days 6481133, eves 438 9334845 SMIOx a specialty Call Don 9352497. SM4-15 evenings, Mon. Frl. to program. For Interview _SM45 typing capability needed in VACUUM CLEANER and i™_ SOtIS McLennan, 438 0483. TAX RETURNS prepare eve meal for and ca|| 438 1230, Century 21. a Burlington facility Real sewing machine repairs, MASONRY FEDERAL 8, STATE In- supervise girls 8^.9 In single GR. Associates. HWtfS Home Improvement CHIMNEYCLEANING SotIS growth opportunity $220. bags, belts replacement ANDERSON CON come tax returns prepared Earent family LI. JOHN'S REMODELING CHIMNEYS CLEANED Call Suburban Skills, 272 hoses Built in vacuum STRUCTION Roofing, PIANO TUNING by Crosby 8. Gustafson, ousekeeplng also desired .-.._-- „ . ., specializing in vinyl siding.' and repaired. Woodburnlng 2750 cleaners, sold & serviced. shingles, tar & gravel, ice PROFESSIONAL Piano Financial & tax services, 12 Car desirable but not a TEACHERS Part time Dow insulation and custom stoves installed. Fully necessity. 7295896eves management situation HW3-13 Free estimates Pick up problems solved Masonry service repairing, tuning, Woburn St, Reading 944 trim work roofing, storm equipped, fully Insured. HW3-13 organizational skills. $180 PER WEEK, part time and delivery 2 day service Year round service. For building & wood stove reconditioning. Mr. 2321. doors & windows Free n e at home. Webster, 302 Montvale Ave. 935 2704 tree est. Call Northeast chimneys built. Storm Colford 664 431J SOtfN StfC MAKE STEADY Com substantial J E^ 'J." estimates. Call John missions In a real estate terview only 438 7089. HW3 America's foremost dic- SM6x Chimney Sweeps, 935 5488 windows, additions & BILL'S TV RENTAL Mclatchy 944 1666; Barry J tionary company needs SM8x gutters. Chimneys cleaned. CUSTOM PHOTO Service SALES 8. SERVICE. New8, career (license required) _^ Johnson 933 1508 SM21x home workers to update Appliance Service Call 272 6315. SMI2x Commercial, industrial and used TV's, stereos, video "Earn while you learn" to ,,,.,_ . „,-,. n ., local mailing lists All ages, sell the best time sharing "AV.E A BATH Boutique 30 YEARS SERVICING all CERAMIC TILE installed general photography, also recorders 8. cameras Buy experience unnecessary. Home Improvement HOME MA I NT. Masonry, vacation property In New Party in your home18, major appliances including Mortar and adhesive aerial Ed Lee, 87 Village new or used equip in your Coll 1716 845 5670 Ext. 502 ROOFING, Siding fence, lawn, paint, gutters England. Meet new people decorate your bath FREE relrigs, a cond?8 am 7 pm, Repairs a specialty. Tubs St, Reading, 944 1008. SOtIC own living rm. We will HW31I specialists, attic insulation clnd reprd, complete already successful at our Different! Fun! Call Chris 24S 2824 Alter 7 pm, 665 Minutemen Roofing Co. resealed. Call Tom, 944 video tape tor you. 933 8866 PERMANENT PART landscaping, trees, bushes, WEDDING PHOTOS weekly training sessions. 686 7833. HW3 18N 3751. SOtIS Call Art Hall 861 8154 days 3980 SOttC or 933 8408. S04 IS TIME Wang operator rsnbl Gerry. 245 9473. SO4 EXPERIENCED wedding Call for appointment, 862- 6206. HWM3-27 EXPERIENCED WED- wanted in a Wilmington or 6577131 eves. SOtfT 15S photographer, quality work SEWING MACHINES CEILINGS HARVEY'S TV Q I fj—I p "—j_ DING photographer facility. Salary com at reasonable price. A mensurate Call Suburban WE SERVICE AND have Kitchen Remodeling PROFESSIONALLY TELEVISION REPAIRS. HOUSEKEEPER wanted "<">'ed, must have m MASONRY WORK References available. Call Skills. 272 2750. parts for Singer, Kenmore, TIRED OF YOUR kitchen sprayed, textured. Your Color TV specialist, all s,rooe r STONEWALLS, PATIOS, 4537599 or 658 2348, ask for for family of 4 In Burlington «mera * * P° ' HW3 13 Nelco, Brothers. White, cabinets? Don't tear them choice of gold, silver or service calls only $8 Call ,oll brick & concrete work. RickCooke. SOtfT on Fridays References °' 900d pay. call Lorlng Morse. New Home, Necchi out, resurface them with clear sparkles. Free Harvey's T V 658 5944 or Studio 683 0364 in down TEMPORARY IN WANG Asphalt driveways. Lan- required Please call 272 and most others. Singer, 295 the ideal system. For estimates. Woburn Car 658 4324 Master TV license town Lawrence HW311N Operators needed In a dscaping, tree work. RENT A KID: Reliable 2674 Main St. Stoneham. 438 details call Yankee Kit pentry & remodeling 935 1308. SOtfC variety of locations Armando Sinagoga. 438 teens seeking full or part HW3 16 Burlington. Lexington, 3268 SMllx chens. Inc., 38 Montvale 1873,935 1489 SM26x LIVE IN Housekeeper time jobs such as HAIRDRESSERS and Bedford, etc. Call Suburban Ave, Stoneham 438 7625 3465. SOttS TIMEX wanted by elderly Andover SPRAYED ACOUSTIC babysi t ti ng, house Operators Full time Skills. 272 2750 APPL8, LAMPS rewired & SOtfC AUTHORIZED SERVICE, widower. Light Ceilings. New 8, old con MOVER Richard J cleaning, yardwork, Guarantee salary plus HW313 repaired Convert lamps to Center. We repair in housekeeping, cooking CABINETS structions. Free estimates. Slelmack Movers. Find us raking, odd jobs, etc. commission Call 933 9722 3 way. Rsble rates, pay warranty & out-of- HW3 23 simple meals, no laundry, DENTAL ASSISTANT, EXPERT CUSTOM built Call after 3 pm, Tom fast in the yellow pages Please call the chairside for Lexington repaired items only Don't warranty Timex watches. m |e ,im m h ue kitchen cab Vanities, Williamson, 438 5870 S03 Call for our low low rates Occupational Education • PART TIME Grill person. " P « ""■ »* * chuck it, save it 438 3675. Parts and repairing for all wn Office Full or part time. counter tops, light IIS Mon Frl. 6 30 10 30 P.M. «r Reply P.O. Box SOtIS Phone322 9524. SOtfS Office, North Reading High electric shavers. A & K Exp Call 862 2790 or eve millwork, formica, Call 9446555. Ext. 2835 7A. No Reading Ma 01864 School. 664 3556 SOtfN Jewelers. 379 Main St, 862 1638 plywood, solid woods Free DISC JOCKEY OIL BURNER between 9 II AM HW3 18N Sarno's General Repair Stoneham Sq 438 1250, Mon HW313 PROFESSIONAL D.J. V SAVE OIL SAVE MONEY HW3 12 CHAIN SAW chain shar est sat Guaranteed SEE YOU PT. TIME waitress counter New Beckett or Aero to Sat, 8 30 5 30 SOtfS P ERS N ,0 ,ak e Sullivan Cab 658 5065 M.C. available for all oc AT THE Pewter Pot CUSTODIAN Half time, "?|QUE , ° , , help Exp req Call 729-4647 pening. lawn mower, snow retention head oil burners char e 500 S3 25C casions. clubs, parties, Restaurant where good Lincoln Elem School. 6 10 9 °< , ° V " or apply in person to Ct,G blower tune ups. Pick up Installed, fired and ad TRAVELSERVICE pm to perform routine warehouse in Woburn. HANDYMAN functions. Music from the friends get together At 580 Rest, 533 Main St.. Win and delivery service justed with CO 2 test. From WHERE ARE YOU cleaning Salary commen. Applicant should be a H S. LA. MUISE Handyman, 40s to 80s 617 352 8319 $280 Call after 6 00, Mon Main St. Reading Center Chester Center HW3 17 available. Call after 5 pm. GOING? All plane, ship & with appropriate step for grad with an ability to home repairs, bath en SOtfC Frl. 935 3097. SOtfC OFFICE EMPLOYEE who 658 2266 or 245 6284 hotel arrangements custodians. Vinson Owens function In all phases ot closures. 664 4385. likes to work with figures Reasonable! SOttT DRESSMAKING SM3x throughout the United Elem. School, 15 pm warehouse work StfC Previous office exp a plus LOVE TO SEW ROOFING States and all over the HEATING4 PIPING Longterm, half time sub Experience a plus Contact Pleasant working cond No. ALARMS N LOCKS MR REPAIR Dressmaking, alterations, NEW ROOFS. Repairs, world can be made at tariff GAS, OIL, Solar Systems stitute, $3.70 hr Contact Philip Infurna, Jr. 933-8231. Eve or Sat hrs Immediate HOME SECURITY GENERALIZING In home coats relined, Let me ready hard to tind leaks, winter rates by calling your All makes, Blueray Well Personnel, Winchester HW3-11S opening 273 3575, 9 am 4 30 Systems. Expert in home maintenance Expert your family tor spring! 933 icing problems. Free Public Schools. 15 High St.. - Mclaln, Texaco, Beckett & authorized travel agent. pm Equal opportunity security, electrician, customized service and 7627. estimates, guaranteed wk Let us know your travel Winchester. MA 01890 729 RELIABLE LOVING craftsmanship. For more Interburner. Furnaces employer, M-F-H. locksmith, police officer for SM5x Al Hall. 438 6999 SOUS plans and we will be happy 8850 Deadline. March 13. babysitter needed for 7 mth information about this installed from S995 HW311 17 years. Call 662 6087. S03 ALTERATIONS by to work them out with you. 1981. Equal opportunity infant, 25 30 hrs week. Your unique repair service call Sheetmetal work & ducting Roofing Contractors emp BABYSITTER over 18 yrs IIS Ted Nalwalk 944 8373. professional tailor. Men's & L. Nlckerson 658 5140 or McGrath Travel Service. 14 home or ours Refs old in rfty home for Infant womens clothes & all kinds OVER 30 years experience, Eaton Ave. Woburn, Ma. "W3-12 required Call 438 0413. SMC 6588578. SOtfT care. Week days. 6 10 hrs. STRING 8. COPPER Art. of alterations. Call Cyrus Mugford & Sons, tel Tel 935 0600 (Members of MATURE ADULT WOMAN HW3 US 0ltice664 4364or 685-8532. to baby sit Mon Fri for 2 . per wk' Ref req 944 2995 Bring me kit and I will GENERAL REPAIRS evenings.438-4991. SQ3-IBS Plumbing &, Hooting American Society of Travel HW3 -J3C Home remodeling, int A.J. PLUMBING. Master SOtfN Agents) SM8x and 3 yr. old. Call anytime, ADMSECTYWILM assemble. Rates low. Other WANTE D MATURE DOG GROOMING Plumbers, License No 9334218. FOR V P requires sh & typ models also Call 438 3346 exterior, carpentry, paint, housekeeper half day per DOGS CLIPPED, Bathed, 8025. Residential. Com Rubbish Removed WEDDINGS. Funerals. HW3-I6 S03 US paper, masonry, no job too skills memory type, knowl week, general house groomed, antiseptic dips mercial t. Industrial Call BE SAFE Prevent fires female soloist available for PART TIME CLERK small Free ests. Call 438 exp'd. Apply no fee Moore cleaning, flexible schedule for flea 8, tick control All 438 0869 and accidents. Will take various occasions. Call Typist for accounting office Employment Helen 658 979* LITTLE'S BUSINESS Up7. SOUS in Reading 944 4584 breeds Reasonable rales SMX20 away rubbish from cellars, Rosemary for details 665 currently in Burlington r6585168. HW3-11T Service Automatic typing, 0 HW3-I3C Member PDGA Pamper K & S PLUMBING & attics, yards and so forth. 8949evenings S03 US moving to Woburn Position teletype, secretarial, tape GEN. CONTRACTOR EXPERIENCED Hair CARPENTRY 8, Pet Shop, 872 Main St, Appliances, furniture requires good typing and Temporaries Needed transcriptions, resumes, Healing. no. 161673. stylist wanted to manage 5 Remodeling. Lou Mascia Winchester, 729 7655, 7656. Bathroom and kitchen moved or disposed of. Window Cleaning filing skills and apptitude WITH OFFICE Skills. 20 newsletters, copies, large for working with numbers. operator salon doing both Additions, kitchens, remodeling, boilers & gas Servicing Woburn past 22 ROBERT'S WINDOW mile radius ol Wilmington. document, reductions, ELECTRICIANS Working hoi traditional and con bathrooms, porches, family fitting, ceramic tile 246 years Call 933 1868 SM23x Cleaning, professional Rates are above standard. rubber stamps, invitations, ELECTRICAL arranged to temporary styling Good windows cleaning only $3. stationery, mimeograph rooms, vinyl siding and SPECIALISTS ol New 2250. SOttS SNOW PLOWING students, and Call Moore Temps 658 9676 customer relations & per window w storm. 657 or6585l68. HW3-1IT ing, report binding Room roofing. Licensed and in England Inc. All types of SNOWPLOWING, reas For an Inle leadership -. quality work sured. Free estimates. Call 7685 or 1657 7685 manship a must Please 101, 2 Linden St. 944 2669. wiring. Master Lie. A7651 PLASTERING rates Call Jack or Bob 944 Marlerteat273 Guaranteed. SOtfS Word Processor Burl call 1 667 6075 SOtfC 438 9034 SOtfS Tel 395 2324. V. Randazzo PLASTERING Ceilings 4143 or 944-3219. StfC EXP'D 2 yrs or trainee w 65 HW3-I3C SM2 1x painted. No job too big or NEED EXTRA WINDOW CLEANING wpm typing 40 hr wk & General Contractor too small Reasonable SNOWPLOWING We're looking for fashion HAIRDRESSER CARPENTERS QUALITY WORK at a LEE R HANSEN Builder Licensed Electrician prices Free estimates. Call SNOWPLOWING show directors to display overtime No fee service TIRED OF working for WHOCARE! reasonable price. Free Moore Employment Helen 5 Quality work in roofs, FREE ESTIMATES, no job 2720817 SM7x Residential and Com Sarah Coventry Jewelry someone else Be your own siding. additions, estimates. Call John 438 658 9796, Jane 272 0674. boss For information call ROUGH, FINISH, too big or fmall, Lee PAINTING mercial. low prices No exp nee. we teach you remodeling kitchens, attic 2598 S03 18S Call Nancy for appt 263 HW3-1IT 683 0138 remodeling, formica, Janvrin Lie no. F17239. 942 INTERIOR WOR K, Discount for Senior stairs, ceilings, repairs & painting, odd jobs, weekend Citizens. Jim's Window 3669 HW3-I3C cabinets. Maksou Bros. 0243. StfC WINDOW CLEANING oddiobs Call 935 3939 work, reasonable rates 935 Cleaning Windows cleaned HW3 12 MATURE PERSONNEL BABYSITTER NEEDED Carpentry, 24 Hersam St, YES! WE CLEAN WIN SM16x R. M. Collins, Electric 8219or 284 5624 Residential and Storefront DOWS! $1 50 per window Automotive Machinist SECT W excel typing. 35 hr several evenings a week 9 Stoneham. 944 9031 days, RESIDENTIAL, Industrial SM4 9 Jim, 933 8386 Store Front $5 00 Lawns TRAINEES AND EX wk $220 No fee service pm to 1 am for working 438 7889 eves SOtfC AUTO CLEANING SM12X Moore Employment, Helen mother Call after 6 pm & commercial wiring OLD COLONY cut and raked Handyman PERIENCED Apply BOBS COMPLETE car 658 9796 or Jane, 272 0674 944 5954 service Master License no PAINTING CO We do more SIDING VINYLOR jobs also Call 657 7023 Suppliers Automotive CARPENTRY cleaning service, washing, S4x HW3 11 T HW3 13C A8326. Call Ron, 245 6599. than paint. Commercial & ALUMINUM siding, Parts, Co., 104 Main St, EATON CONSTRUCTION polishing, upholstery K O11 N residential, interior t, rooting, porch enclosurers, Woburn 933 5222 WOMAN TO CARE for 2 All types of interior and cleaning. Guaranteed HW3-12 Rectp-Typist-Burl children my house, Tues, exterior 944 8010 Freeest combination windows & exterior carpentry Roots, work, low rates. Call 438 ENTERTAINMENT Nat'l Co. Needs ace typist, Wed, Thurs. 12 30 3 30 S175C doors, insulation (blown or TEMPORARY gutters, siding, remodeling 5355. S03I1S HAVING A SHOW or CHILD CARE w pleasant voice $190 35 Fridays 30 3 30 944 7495 PAINTER baits), ventilation. Free SECRETARY with shor and additions Ceilings and party? Invite Mr Green the thand Receptionists, hrs wk No fee service, HW3-13C CARPET CLEANING PAINTER. Interior r. estimates. Since 1946. kitchens Free estimates Clown, a graduate of typists and all diciplines Moore Employment Helen WALL TO WALL Carpeting exterior, quality work, SHOEMAKER, INC., 74 Robert Eaton 935 4946 Ringling Clown College. WORKIMGMOTHERS Call Sharon 273 3414. 658 9796, Jane 272 0674. expertly steam cleaned reasonable prices Free Loomis St, Bedford 275 LIC. DAY CARE Mother Insured SM2x Juggling, magic, mime. estimates Call Mario 944 HW3 12 HW3 1IT Upholstery cleaned back to 9300. eves 862 2445 SM20x will care lor your child 7:30 EMPLOYMENT 324 5217 SOUS 1957. DENTAL ASSISTANT CARPENTRY its original beauty. Also 5. ages 2 and up. Quiet Wilmington Jr. Secty SlfC WHY PAINT Part time in Genera ADDITIONS, porches or loose rug cleaning No I'll Split Your Firewood neighborhood, lots of fun. practice Exp or "training W-SHORTHAND. min 1 yr WANTED will build you a custom charge fo^ pick, up and HAVE SPLITTER will PAINTING textured VINYL SIDING Can give Call 438 5919 CC3-11S ot exp. 35 hr wk. start $200 ceilings, all kinds of ceiling nee 935 2345. home Compare our prices delivery free estimates travel You owe it to your you a care tree home, HW3 12 No lee service Moore Money back guarantee work & painting and exterior warranteed for 40 EXPERIENCED Mother 3 TEENAGE GIRLS with a free est Silverio back. It's painless. Call NAPA AUTO PARTS Employment, Helen 658 looking for odd jobs. Call The Carpet Craftsmen staining int and ext M.D. years call now tor details will care for your child in Const Co. 944 4143, 944 3219 Woody 9 am to 5 pm 334 Drivers. Trainees or ex 9796, Jane 272 0674 HW3 933 3031, 24hrsaday SIO Walsh 14548315. SQ3 2SN and free estimate. J.M my home References Wilmington area. Call 658 SOtIC 3232. SOtfL perienced Automotive 1IT ._. 4461 EW3-11** 30K PAPERHANGER Knox Builder. 438 6738 furnished Call 438 4367 knowledge helpful Will SOttS CHILD CARE CARPENTRY FLOWERS FROM Farrell PAINTING and CC3-1 IS consider semi retirees RUGS SHAMPOOED RELIABLE PERSON to GREGORY DICTAS New Fresh, dried & silk PAPERING No job too Excellent future and care for infant afternoons in GALLANT SERVICE CO TAILORING MOTHER OF SMALL additions porches, roots, arrangements. Free small. For tree estimates benefits Suppliers Auto our nome Call 944 1258 STONEHAM TAILOR PETS remodeling, finished Wall to wall carpeting delivery. 438 7374.438 2812 call John Flynn at 322 5793 children would care for Parts. 4 Middlesex Ave, HW3 11C SHOP. 19 Franklin St. playrooms. Bathrooms, cleaned All size rugs. Free SOtfS after 5 pm. SOtfC your child in rny home days Wilmington 658 9181 or 792 ceramic tile kitchens, air pick up & delivery. Fully Stoneham Any type ot or evening Cert no 12452 Main St, Tewksbury 851 TELEPHONE ANIMAL SPAYING Local FLOOR SANDING 5918 SOLICITORS part time conditioners installed insured Satisfaction Borbaro Donovan alterations for men and Child sale home. Call 658 hospital Fern, cat $30, RAS FLOORS HW3 12 Responsible individuals Garage doors, large and guarantees Free estimate. 48 Arlington Rd . Woburn women. Hours, Mon . 9831 CC3 18T male cats $20 Small fern Call 272 9432 SM26x WINTER SPECIAL, more Wed, Fri , Sat, 9 5. Tues HAIRDRESSER with a ^exible hours_ Please call dog $38: small male dog small jobs accepted. Free than 1 rm,S60per rm. Floor estimates Call 933 0977 WOBURN Paint & paper. 8 2; Thurs, 8 5 and 6 30 10 LICENSED MOTHER no following, full time Salary "8-0680 Ask for Phil $38 729 6453 PETSM3x CARPETCLEANING sanding & refinishing, pm 438 7198 SM7x 12068 will care for your Ferrara SM2x Complete painting & paper plus commission plus um,. PERSONALIZED Carpet steam cleaning. Free hanging service. Int & ex! children in my home Call vacation pay Call 664 2391, mw-ii PEKEAPOO pups Call cleaning. Offering both estimates Call Steve, 321 INCOME TAXES 438 3225 Gd w children CARPENTRY For estimates call 935 6889 8515761 CC3-11T Tues thru Sat, 9 am 4 pm WANT MORE FREE rotary shampoo & steam 1629 or Bob, 438 5224 SOtfS INCOME TAXES prepared HW3 17 Time'' Let us do your Ready logo ADDITIONS, Rooting, or 933 2079. SOttT extraction for twice the in your home or our office. HUMPTY DUMPTY Day PART TIME concession h°^"^k,0;vou! Call PETS3 13 basements, siding, decks For appointment call Mr cleaning Free ests. 438 FENCES School The "Teaching" workers and cashiers »33-2309or933 4386 ADOPT FROM MRS and complete remodeling Painting Paperhangmg Tricca or Mr Sweezey. 2598 S03 18S SKIP CLEVELAND school Open all day - all WJ BROWN'S Shelter, 373 A Iso, aluminum ULTERIOR -* Exterior Sweezey RE 944 2270 Weekends, eve Apply In " '" Contracting 8. Fence Co. year. Morning sessions, person afternoon or eve MEDICAL RECEP Russell St , Woburn Pure replacement windows, work professionally done al S4I0C afternoons; all day; after HOME CLEANING Chainlink, wood fences, MorTThurs Showcase TIONIST, small private bred Cocker Spaniel; storm windows & doors reasonable rates Free school program; summer WALL TO WALL Carpeting "all types" Also fence INCOME TAXES Cinema, Woburn office Must have Iran Dachshund; Blk J M Knox Builder. 438 repairs and compressor estimates Phone Steve play school Cert teachers. Labrador; Terrier cross; steam cleaned, loose rugs STATE AND FEDERAL HW3-17 sportation between Woburn 6738. SOtfS Meuseat438 5985 SOtfS State licensed 944 3049, cleaned. Free pick up and work Call 438 1534 or 438 IMMEDIATE OPENING '■ Billerica Hrs 9 00-5 30 Shepherds Beautiful Returns Prepared in the 2859 delivery Upholstery 3210. SOtfS for mature, responsible Salary commensurate with spayed •. neutered cats We PAINTING comfort of your own home. ccttc J.R.ASONSBIdrs. cleaned Satisfaction person for coding Will experience Call Mr place only w responsible CARPENTRY INTER • HAIR DRESSING PAINTING, Expert in Rsnbl rates Rick people. 933 8539. Hrs I 30 Guaranteed. Call The MOTHER OF I child, 2'2 train, full time Pleasant Sullivan 935 5211 Exterior. Additions, roofs, HAIRDRESSER attention terior & exterior No job toe Maidrand. CPA Call 438 to 6 30 pm Carpet Craftsmen, yrs will baby sit your child office cond Ideal for HW3 11 ceilings, kitchens, shut-ins. Licensed hair small or large R Abreau, 2068. S03 11S in my home Breakfast t. PETS3 17 anytime. 933 3031 S3x housewife who wants to PERSON TO CARE for 3 bathrooms, electrical • dresser will call on shut Ins 9352793. . SMlx lunchs provided TAX RETURNS work again Call Jim school age children in my FREE HALF Husky .. half plumbing Satisfaction for hair care. Please call References provided CLEANING EXP. TAX Preparation, Rymer273 3536 borne from 3 6 pm, 2 days St Bernard. 4 mo Has guaranteed. Reading 944 R.C. PAINTING Reasonable rates Call 935 HOUSE AND BASEMENT Miss Lee at 933-0585. SM20x any eve in the privacy of HW3 17b per wk. Pearl St School shots Must find good home 1590, Danvers 774 3855 - cleaning will haul all INTERIOR 8. Exterior, 7249 your home Reasonable r Re, renc $ lred Moving to small apt 944 53 25C unwanted trash away. Yard JUNKCARS over 15 yrs experience. DO YOU OWN a pool Have ? " ? t ,/!?" rates for appt call Frank MOTHER OF 3wiWbabysit a home linen party and Call after 6 pm 944 2756 6363 FREI: ESTIMATES cleaning avail._ Very BOUGHT Highest prices Reasonable prices and free Figucia 933 5195 after 3 pm full or part time In my receive towels free! We riw3-i«. PETS3 13C CARPENTRY M1S5NRY reasonable prices. Col. Bill MM .mm day service estimates. 944 8976 or 944 SM4 4 Call Hank 935 5218 home Foxhlll School area. carry towels, sheets WALLPAPER SALES home ond office Im US^OU _ 3388. SOtfC ARE YOU BORED, StfC Taxes Prepared Burl. Call Cindy 272 5156. comforters. Call for details LOCAL STORE Need5 fu|| provements, skylites, In CLEANING depressed? Would you like EXPERIENCED Tax CC3-16 Leave name and number It time sa,es n (or stalled In a time when TOWNE CLEANING CO JUNK CARS WALLPAPERING 8. a friend AKC Shlh Tzu puff Preparer 1040A $7 SO; 1040 machine ison Call 2461427 wa|,paper <*,, Exp ,n saving Is difficult. Let us Professional cleaners of JUNK CARS removed, Painting. 10 yrs. ex BABY SITTER Trust balls gold, gold & gray, all $12 50 and up Call Lynne know what you want done ferlng quality cleaning for highest prices paid. Im perience. Guaranteed worthy mom will baby sit "r!A" retail sales helpful but not with black mask 8, tips. 942 0122, 9 30 to 1 30, Mon OFFICE CLERICAL Help necessary. Flexible hrs and got new profitable your home, apt or office. mediate service; Day or work. All types hung Call 3,4 or 5 year olds All day; Champline. full grown 7 to evening 272 5160 or 657 7389 thru Frl or 245 2671 after 5 needed in Woburn area including some nights* r> Ideas CallD'. SConst Inc Reading, 944 0948. tor estimate. Pat 246 1838, all week Call 273 4576 after 12 lbs. 2 mo old. shots. 664 Call the little guy!! pm 7 Please call Cris, 938 0608 Saturdays Call 438 6116 944 1849,658 6231. Wilmington 658 6753. Maureen 246 1091 SOttS 5628 PETS43N S3 19C S4 2C SOtfC S415C CC3 17b HW3 17 HW3 17C ^^ ^mm ■«■ mmmm mmm wmmm Supplement to Dally TlmtsI Chronicle (Wobum.Rttflng. WfncMtttr, Surtlnfton). Lyt*»*NHd VNlMtr PAGE S-18-WEQNESDAY, MARCH 11,1981 No. Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Ttwksbury Town Crier. S tooth*m ln Dognese BROKERS!! BJ0RKMAN & LANN RELO I L.tm l*a*«i Century 21 Boardwalk Real Estate Cor- — Realtors — poration is expanding our office space! .HEALIB TOR" St rout MIS REAL ESTATE, Call us today to explore these benefits-. 1) Top commission schedule 2) Your own desk and phone in highly professional atmosphere 3) Generous up-time 4) Weekly local advertising A) The Daily Times and Chronicle 8) Reading Trader C) Suburban Reol Estate News D) Lynnfield Trader E) Suburban Newspaper F) Wokefield Item 5) Weekend advertising in the Boston Globe 6) Newsletter and mailing program 7) Over one million six hundred thousond READING READING dollars of exclusive inventory West Side, beautifully maintained 8 room C.E. Georgian brick front. 8 room S.E. Ranch, 2'/, Colonial 4 bedrooms. I 'A baths, lovely fireplaced Call David to arrange baths. 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced family room, living room, 1st floor den, basement family room, central air conditioning. 12x14 porch, 2-car go- a confidential appointment screened porch, overlooks pine tree privacy. rage, loaded with many extras, 'A acre, tree- 2-cor garage. Available at $110,000 944-7820 shaded grounds at $117,000. Century 21 Boardwalk R.E. Corp. 348 Main Street, Reading READING MELROSE NO. READING The dramatic living room is only the beginning of this (Across from Reading Liquors) 258 Main St. 984 Main St. 130 Park St. East exceptional contemporary. Let us show you the spa- MLS 944-4040 665-2850 m 944-8300 cious dining room 28' kitchen family room with unusual Italian tile floor and 3 large bedrooms. Central vac. and many more amenities. Asking $134,900. FOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE $100 COUPON USED PIANOS Good Starter 5 room Cape in Barrows School area. A real OLD ITEMS WANTED SILK SCREEN custom, 1972 DODGE DART ,^v T shirks No iob oo TOWARD Tr E Purchaseof NEW & USED desks. condition Call for appt. 438 charmer with your own decor. Asking $69,900. DESKS. ROCKERS, tables, T 2 DR., V8.ps. pb, new tires, *f Profession^ a cabin for two on the April chairs, ,ypewri,ers, file 2488. FS325S hall trees, commodes, sma 1 good running cond. asking 12, 1981 cruise to Bermuda cabinels account prices marble top furniture, designer and illustrator $400. Call 7442810 after 6 on the ss Rotterdam Call The 0||ice Manager, )34 BABY PARROTS Dagnese and Strout Real Estate chests, bureaus, cedar Pearson and Davidson.245 pm. A3-11N 245 3691 after 7 pm _..., Park St Rt 62, No. BEAUTIFUL Young birds, 50 Main St., North Reading chests, loveseats, book 6894,245 5821 FStfC —- Reading. 6*4-4747. FStfN talking & tame. Yellow cases, china cabinets USED CARS WANTED DMSO napes, red Loreds. others 664-3434 Glass, china, clocks, lamps, LEE NELSON FURS We also sell guality used HIGHEST PUR T Y NEW RINSE N VAC steam Gray cheek parakeets, hummels, silver, old HUNDREDS OF new furs 8< solvent. Pint $16 95 plus. auto parts. Tested and tame $125 887 545* FS3 25S jewelry, pre (1960 baseball used turs to choose from $3 00 shipping SSI Labs, cleans, rinses and vacuums guaranteed. Aberjona Auto cards), linens, patchwork Storage, restyling, Box 992 AJ. Land OLakes, out dirt leaving carpet AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Parts Inc. 278 280 Salem st, professionally clean Rent NO 2 HEATING OIL quilts, crocheted spreads, cleaning 600 Washington Florida 33539 Woburn. 9334440. Mass a 1000 GAL MIN Del $1.13 1947 BUICK LeSabre. Runs HONDA ACCORD LX old dolls, doll houses, toys, St. Boston. 426 3065 FStfS PER3 17 * Reading True Value 1979 DODGE OMNI, auto Lie No. 2605. Quality Our Lumber Co., 110 Main St per gal CASH or certified well, PScPB, FM cassette 1978 Accord LX, 4 cyl, 5 spd, military - political items trans, am radio, radial Goal; Satisfaction Our Rte.28. North Reading. check only Prices may be stereo, new brakes r, much air, stereo cassette, ps, pb, (pre 1940 clothing) brie a 16 FT. BOAT, 35 horse BEAN BAGS more Body dented $200 or tires. 28,000 mi. $4395. 438 get mileage r. comfort tog Reward. AMIOx power. Evlnrude engine, WHOLESALE Retail refill FStfC subject to change without brae. Phyllis Hilton Auc notice 321 8177 FS3-25S BO. Call 935-6950 6068 No Friday night or $4695 Face Auto North 246 completely over hauled last beads best color selection LOOKING FOR a used car' tioneer Appraiser 662 6492, A3 13 Saturday calls A3-11S 1930. yr. w trailer $600 or BO we make them here. Star MATTRESS WAREHOUSE Always a good selection. 6658749 WtfS FLEA MARKET 1978 FORD F350, 12 tt. stake A3 12C 657 7587 FS3-I8T Furniture, 210 Main St. N. open to the public. All Save Big Hagen Auto WAVERLY ROYAL Arch body, 23,000 mi PS'.PB, V8 1976 MONTE CAkLO low Reading. FStfN brand names at discount mileage, good cond, extras, USED CARS lor parts and Sales, 6 West St. Reading HUMMELS* Seven Acres Farm Chapter's 3rd annual St. standard $5500 Call (rear of Mobile station) 944 prices. best otter. Call after 6 pm, salvage. Highest prices SEBASTIANS FRESH EGGS, fresh Patrick's Day. Sat, March Aberiona Auto Parts 933 7904 or 944 0229. RICH FARM loam, bark The Mattress Man 438 6331. A3 US paid lor late wrecks. Used TOP PRICES Paid for your capons, broilers, turkeys, 14, 8:30 am 3:30 pm. 4440. AMC mulch, fill, railroad ties, 64 Cambridge St. Rte3A A3 17 parts for sale Woburn Auto collection. Call 438 1913. towl, pure honey & maple Melrose Masonic Temple, LOOKING FOR new auto delivered at old fashioned (Off Rt 128atexlt41N) MOVING Parts, 240 Mishawum Rd.. Will buy individual syrup. Concord St, No. Main St.. at Wyoming Ave. 1976 FORD ELITE V8, parts, American Foreign prices Call 233 0348 FStfL Burlington 273 2220 1975 AUDI 100LS 4 dr 4 sp, Woburn 933 7250. Mass. figurines or entire Readino. 664 3530 exit 13 off auto., AC, PBr PS (. p- Trucks Contractors FSM5x PS3-11S new exhaust, tires. Gen Dealer's License No 827 collections. WtfS 93. FStfN Windows, seats r. dr locks equipment gas and diese WEISS FARM 9x12 RUGS $4495 12x12 good cond, needs only ign AM13x Chrome spoke wheels STONEHAM Farm AMWAY PRODUCTS come rugs $59 95 Cash and Carry switch, runs great. Sac _ engine parts w best prices ALL KINDS OF Pianos. I G E STOVE 21" w x 34" h Cruise control, AM FM 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY and an automotive machine ||| pay to move. Call 438 , | , Sears enriched screened loam $14 to see you Satisfaction only Hurry for best $1500 Call Ed665 5818. A3 w harves g0 d 100 stereo. 7 radial tires, Ml. running condition, good shop We havelit til We can . , yd. Unscreened. $11 yd Guaranteed or your money selection. US 248e W3 25S (Jenum|di |er humldmer burglar alarm $2495 or BO tires, sticker $400 Call 944 help, we would like to help Farm manure $8 yd. Bark back Phone 729 48*9 Robert's Carpet Outlet $30 FSM4 3 1 667 2220 Suppliers Automotive Parts JUNK CARS Wanted. Will ^J^oVuTt^' "^ wood mulch. $15. Fill $5.50 474MAIN STREET A3 I 3 77 SAAB 99GLE Luxury 8417 after 5 Co. 101 Main St, Woburn. „ „ hdwr SS0.W4 42M AtfC pay $1$|0$l5 Ca|| 7 39 FS3 12C yd. 8 yd min Discounts Free Carpet Installation WILMINGTON, MA edition, a c, auto, sunroof, 9335222 6S8 9694 1979 FORD F250, 4x4 days. 289-4514nights WtfN AMATEUR- avail on any of above in Ig IT'S OUR Anniversary gift pickup, auto . PS'.PB, AM economical. 4 cyl, low PACER*CYLAUTO AM4-3 RADIO and quantities. Prompt delivery to you Choose carpet and FSM30x 1976 AMC PACER 6 cyl. Power supply Model FM stereo, custom cap, miles. Must be seen $5000or 76 CHEV. Monte Carlo 7 days a wk Horses pad from any one of our 6 auto. pb. ps, nice <■. roomy CASH PAID for antiques. Heath Kit HW 8. 80 10 QUALITY FIREWOOD new mud c snow tires, 8 0 944 1740,933 5894 A3 boarded $110 mo. Weiss selected running lines ans little car $1995 Face Auto Silver w-blk vinyl top used furniture, glass, meters Like new only 1 yr Cut, split Apple, cherry, rustproofed, sliding r US PSf.PB, AC, AM FM Farm, Stoneham, 438 0689 we will Install it absolutely rock maple, red white oak, North 246 1930 wicker furniture, oak 0ld). Asking $120 Call 944 window, hood lock $5995 or Estb 1910. FStfS free. Stairs and halls A3-12C stereo. BO Call 933 3158 tables, old toys, military 2825after5pm hickory. Free kindling BO Call 1 667 2220 19*7 FORD GALAXY VS. after 6 pm, Wed , thru Sun slightly higher We are one items, swords, etc. Will buy FS314C $135, 128 cu. ft. Tree A3-13 reasonable condition. Call A3 13 DOLLHOUSES, toy boxes of the largest volume OutstandlngCJ7J—p. most anything Please call surgery. Call 245 8294 1970 FORD PICKUP with 438 9516 after «pm. A3-11S 1978 JEEPCJ7 Renegade,* 1979 FORD FIESTA, front SPEED QUEEN gas dryer, all wood, fully assembled dealers of discount carpets FSM28X 935 3389and 272 9147. WM4x In Massachusetts. Heavy plow and slide on camper cyl, auto, ps, pb, >eel drive 4 cyl, 4 sp extensive vent kit. ex many styles, must be seen wr plush carpet from FIREWOOD Sleeps 4 $1795 or BO 933 1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRD, quadratrac with low range many options, like new. cellent cond. $175. Call 666 to be appreciated $50 and $MONEYGIVEN$ Burlington Carpet and 14" 18" LENGTHS Mixed 9368 Metallic blue pin stripe, 6 am fm stereo, both hard top 14,500 ml Asking $4500 Call 0682,944 6695 FS3-13C up Melrose, 465 9142 FS4 "WE PAY MORE than Hollytek Mills Regularly hdwds. Split, partlaly A3 13 cyl. auto, ps, pb, am fm 1. soft top. Levi interior. A'/i 9440249 IS anyone'' for old furn. desks, $19 95 per sq. yd.; now only seasoned. Full 128 cu. ft stereo, 21.000 miles. $5295 plow, 1 owner. 26.000 ml. A3 12C WHITE KENMOR E cord. $110 delivered Fully china cabinets. $11.95 Hurry while our 438 9633aft 5pm. A3 US Immaculate $4595 244 1930 ,979 GON OLDS Cutlass round refrigerator, used only 2 BLAUPUNKT Frankfort seasoned I to yrs old. $135. WA tables, bookcases, old dolls, wks., frostless 17 cu. ft., supply lasts. Wall to wall davs stereo Hitachi am fm radio 1 667 3607 FSM22x BUSINESS ., nf Cruiser, exc cond, am fm wind up toys, hall trees, reversible drs Paid $600. carpeting our specialty 73 FORD WAG 4 dr 1 Also 2 Michelln tires stereo radio t. tape deck, a commodes, sterling, asking$350. Call935 6274. i Robert's Carpet Outlet MID WINTER Furniture owner small V8. exc mech 970MAVERICK2dr. 4 cyl. c# luggage rack, pb. ps, gas I45SRI3 mtd on Honda paintings, banks oriental FS3 16 474MAIN STREET Sale Save now on selected OPPORTUNITY cond, many new parts Reg auto, new yellow paint, bl m iieage up to 26 mpg'$4895 wheels BO 6*2 0450, 889 fir. samples, bedrm, llv rugsetc Florence, licensed SW|M POOLS Outlet of WILMINGTON, MASS gas, new fires, has some vinyl roof, runs good, no 944 4941 weekdays. 944 2031 0689. FS311S 6H-9694 rm., kit., den. Complete line GO FOR IT! auctioneer, 665 9452,5870 fers brand new above rust in rear. BO over $500 dents, very clean, 75,000 mi nights of mattresses Budget Opportunity isn't knocking WtfS ground 31 ft long pools F5M22X 438 2752 A3 18S $795 or B O 246 1485 A3 16C LOWREY Lincolnwood terms. Leonard Furniture, IT'S POUNDING! You — complete with huge sun QUALITY HARDWOOD — A3J3C "" 1979DELTA4DR. Organ $500 4H78 14 radial 485 Main St., Woburn 933 could earn up to $400 or BASE BALL CARDS deck, fencing, hi rate filter, seas , full 128 cu. ft. cut, AMC 1974 6 cyl Matador, 1971 CHRYSLER Newport, 1979 DELTA, 4 dr , air, aut tires $80. Norge heavy duty 4894. more per week in your WANTED Trains wanted etc. Asking $978 delivered split i- deliv Call Bob 657 62.500 miles. good Automatic. PS, gd.cond., sma|| V8, ps, pb, am fm. gas clothes dryer, $140. Full FSM3-13 spare time with a ground Pay cash for Lionel, Ives, Install Optional '. Extra. 4034 mechanical cond $800 Cal sticker $400 or BO Call on|v 24,000 ml, nice clean INGERSOLL RANDnew 5 floor business concept American Flyer, Marklin, Financing avail Call Brian size pinball machine $125 FSM320 438 2997after 6pm A3 US Kevin after 6,935 car, now only $4595 Face Sounds incredible! Call Bing etc Call Bob. days Collect '417) 42*4402 Call 438 3593. FS3 1IS BEDS hp compressors, reg $1450 A3 12 Auto North 246 1930 now $1190 Incl. setup 1. oil. anyway 935 8045. ask for FS314 SEALY, Serta, "NO BODY" lots of love, A3-12C 272 9778, Eves. 438 4427. Mark Gang I 1974 FORD Sta wgn ALL HARDWOOD Posturepedic, Mismatch First 5 orders Incl. free low mileage, 1974 Ford WM5x HAMMOND ORGAN $64* Country sq Runs exc, ps. 1977 MONARCH 4 dr seasoned cut split and Mattresses, first Q too spray gun Call Noel at 617 Pinto, one driver, 44,000 or best offer. Call 944 611 Need Extra Cash pb. a c. uses reg gas sm V8, PS-.PB, Air c. AM FM delivered Off season rates. Brass, Waterbeds, Cots. 938 0832. miles, $900firm,933 4312. TRAINS WANTED Pay FS1 IIC WANT TO EARN extra lugg rack, clean in 4 out. 9 radio Low mileage. Rec 16" lengths. Best prices in Bunks. Trundlebeds. A3 30 cash for Lionel. Ives. NEW WATERBEDS. King, money working at home7 pass $575 438 3936. A3 US bucket seats $2900 933 0496 FASHION SHOW town $125, 128 cu ft. 438 Bargain Center. Siesta American Flyer, Marklin, Queen, single, complete, 10 Find out how easy it can be 1979 T BIRD. PS PB, Air after 6 pm SPRING FASHIONS by 4985 FS311S Sleep Shops, Jim, 273 0800 Bing. etc Baseball Cards year warranty, 12 models, No experience necessary 1980 HONDA ACCORD, red cond AM FM stereo, rear A3 12 Jordan March Co, Wed, FSM320 defog, 12,000 miles, 1 owner, wanted Call Bob, days 272 from $149. The Waterbed Call today. 851 4121 B03 4 dr. 5 sp Velour int. trunk 1974 CHEVY NOVA 4 dr, 4 March 25 Cocktail hour 6 FIGHT INFLATION FIREWOOD Oak, Maple, excellent cond $5,600 or 9778. eves. 438 6627 WM5x Factory, 162 Eastern Ave, IBS rack, body side molding, auto., PB-.PS, gd radial pm, dinner e. show 7 pm AMWAY PRODUCTS. Hickory, etc Seasoned, Best offer To settle estate Lynn. 598 1400. FStfNN radio Pioneer stereo tape tires Leather inter 1 owner Heritage Room. Jordan Come to you. satisfaction split hardwood By the Call 935 5360 CLASS RING KING March Co, Burlington Mall, ESTABLISHED Business dec $6900 firm Getting co ., ,, 70,000 mi $1150 or BO must guaranteed or your money cord, Vi cord. Delivered WILMINGTON'S 3 2 PAYING UP TO $65 for Burlington Sponsored by expanding Looking for car 851 6052 A3-11T A -! sell due to illness 443 8399 back Phone 851 4121. FS3 Larry McLaughlin. 935 LEADING FIREWOOD 1977 CADILLAC Coupe class rings, also diamonds Greater Mystic Valley working associate Fully A3 12b 18S 1820 FSM3 20 DEALER. Buy now while deVille, 48,000 mi Fully any size, sterling silver, American Diabetes Assn financed, call for ap 1977 F150 pick up truck, 351 1970 BUICK ELECTRA prices are low. 4 ft lengths equip Exc cond I owner antique jewelry, estate Donation $13 For reser pomtment only, 438 3383 aft V8. 4 speed tran, heavy convertible, 2 dr. exc. SEASONED FIREWOOD TRAILER HITCHES sold round, $85; 4 ft. lengths $5,995 Call 272 5577 jewelry, pocket watches vations call 944 3987, 245 6pm B03 25S duty susp, gauges call 664 running cond Body needs split and delivered. 128 and Installed, pickup truck split, $95; 16 In pieces A3 13 For old useable jewelry up 8763,965 2323 4578 A3 UN work Asking $950 Call Lee cubic ft, $120 Frost Tree bumpers; all types ot unsplit, $95; cut split. 16 In. FISHMARKET Beautiful 1974 FORD GALAXIE 4 _ FS3-20C 933 2955 to 18 DWT for 10K, 26 DWT Service Quick delivery. welding Elston Welding $115 Dry wood also avail little store, highly 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 4 dr Radio, AC, auto Gd A3 12 for UK, and 34 DWT for DMSO Service. 180 Park St, North Call Joe, 658 7045. profitable 4 day operation Call 438 9380 FS3 25S cyl. 4 speed, average 28 30 running cond Nds some I8K No Reading 664 6705 AS SEEN on 60 Minutes, Reading. 664 3498. FStfN FSM3 11 No experience necessary 15.000 ml. S2S0 '?'311 CADILLAC Coupe mpg, 40,000 miles. I owner, bod>' w°r,k WtfN can now be purchased Owner will train Busy or BO 933 3330 Devllle, Int. r. ext. exc locally $20 for 8 02 bottle SCUBA GEAR Don Burns asking $3600 Call 935 4279 HORSEFEED location $I9K A-, n cond. runs great Asking 99 9 percent pure Call 933 U. S. DIVERS Pro 80 tank, 160 Burlington St. nights or 664 8557 days A3 $1700, call 933 3459 WANTED DECOYS ALSO Livestock and dog BEAUTY SALON 6 chairs. 2851 or 387 0870 FS3 13 wet suit b.c. vst wt belt Woburn I IN 1972 CHEVY IMPALA, 4 A3 12 wooden ducks, any cond, feed Local representative 12 dryers, very modern -. Calypso IV reg & gauge & BRAND NEW Currier A V top prices Call 665 7437 or tor Agway, Inc. William attractive corner location cTd 0 rTgina?ow^!>% ■»* DATSUN ,200 rebuilt acces. exc cond $375. Call Spinet Piano, perfect tone' 1976 FORD GRANADA, 4 665 9821. Alma Libby. WtfN WANTED Johnson, 468 West St. with parking Low rent 665-5031. FS3-11S and condition Beaut, dr. automatic, ps, pb, a c. W Ca Reading. 944 9161. FStfC $12K e^entngV " '" "" SFUSSTtfE ?-£ ANTIQUES design matching bench radio, red. 8 cyl $2400 WANTED SPACE to rent GIFT SHOP Fully stocked * A3 13 meter, new front brakes, WANTED QUALITY An SILVER TOY Poodle, male included $1600. Call Susan Lynnfield 334 6107anytime. reblt carb al,ernator for band to practice Call cards. Hummels, i~rn—D~O D - = - ' tlques, oil paintings, AKC shots. $150 with VINYL OR Aluminum at 273 3020 between 95 or G water Dump and s,ar John 933 6953 or Rick 933 Sebastians Attractive A3 1IL P*. PB ter oriental rugs, fine por papers Call 658 4900 after 8 siding, roofing, porch en 273 0964 eve ,-. weekend 7093. store High potential. Low 3 If Js«.iu J. iS* Automate transmission celalns, old toys, quality pm. FS3-1IT closures, combination FS313 rent, $I2K plus inventory 1971 OLDS 98. Gd , AC au,o ,, v 9 A k| ,oo pn ne W3 23 needs rear tires AM.j 5iFM mileage.' ^ I owner- '!jr »i^SNeeds * n« * ° ° «* mahogany, oak and period windows 8. doors, insulation Carbon* Real Estate 5035 O.D wood fuel supply stereo Cassette, asking minor body work Runs furniture One item or WANTED Entire contents GARAGE DOOR, 14 ft. x (blown or batts), ven- firewood or fireplace and 9350491 A3 16 $600 Call 933 9522 good $1,100 or BO Call 272 complete estates pur of homes Odd pieces of Tit ft. with all accessories, tilation. Free estimates. wood stove lengths Halt 2 SNOW TIRES 2 nig. THE BEST THINGS in life A3 13 9317 chased Richard Goddard furn glass, mlsc Items. 4 windows in door Firm Since 1946. SHOEMAKER, cord 64 cu. ft $60 Full cord res Slze 87s x s ln ex 944 49*2 Will also clean attics r, INC., 74 Loomls St. Bed are expensive a second 1972 GMC WINDOW VAN _ A3-I3B " '*- $275. Call 851 2687 after 5 128 cu. ft. $115. delivery .... eel cond. Balanced and WtfCcellars. Call Frank ford, 272 9300. eves 862-2445. income can help you get the Ba k pm. FS3 11T Incl Call Bill 245 4025 6 cyl, 3 speed, slotted 1971 VW Sq , % n'mounted on Ford pickup. 8 anytime, 933 19)0. WM9x mags, stereo, rug '. automatic, 82,000miles 2nd ,,.„„,_. ^^ _, J^,, • INSTANT CASH FSM20x j__ FS3 13 best tor your family. Call '™ lug rims. $200. 935-5963 local Amway dist. for paneling, runs very well owner, reliable trans WANTED Good old fur USED CHAIN saws any BATHROOM FIXTURES: MOVING Must sell Italian FIREWOOD A3 16 Provincial dining room. 6 details 664 5797. BOtfN Some body rot Must sell, mpg, $950 Call 272-5821 .niture. antiques, oriental condition, will pay top Commode, sink, medicine IT'S LIKE MONEY In the cane back chairs, 1 leaf, $500 Call 938 0537after 5. A3 13b rugs, clocks, old toys, etc. dollar. N. Reading6*4 294*. cabinet $35. Call 658 8319 bank!! Buy wood green now gold velvet seats, 60" 3 Highest prices paid, bonded W3 2*N after 6 pm. FS3-I1T and let It season in your own AH 1974 FORD F100 Ranger MOTORCYCLES buffet, good cond $600 Call 1977 FORD MUSTANG II 2 XLT, 302, 3 spd PS'.PB, I "•••"* ■ »■■» yd. for next season. Beat & licensed Also clean attics 272 7092 after 5. FREE dr hdtp., 4 cyl. auto. AM-FM stereo wcassette, Wanted Fill N. Reading APT SIZE G . E increased prices of the fall. PA H E D refrigerator, 3 yrs old $150 F S3 13b $105 per 130 cu. ft. of 100 PS-.PB, AMVM' rioio; ii'iding'rMr-wl^Tr^i 1?«. ,1 . ,1 S£ 22! •*■*.'"' ptotiTJSn WANTED FILL Gravel for Washer -. electric dryer, LIVING RM. SOFA. Gd per cent Oak, 2 cord mln. FREE PUPPIES, 6 weeks sunroof, vinyl top. Excel' Cap. 4 good tires, plus 2 clean wide glide, $2200 Call household. Call anytime, No. Reading location. Call nights $125 each Amana freezer COnd 5 drawer bureau Call 260 cu. ft Call 1452 7162 or old. all males, mother -cond. AwlM $3175. 933 5666 snows. Good cond. in and J*ck days 729 2943 944-6141. Reading or 646 Mike at 598 9253 after 5 pm. Chow. Call657 5191. after6pm out $2,150.933 4729. 245-1*4* $150 244 1485 935 6143 1922 1699 MO! 11 3666. Arlington. WM21x W4 IN FREE3 I IT A313 A3 13 FS3I3C FS313 FS4-9 ; ■■ NWMigtg READING CALEB PIERCE IF HOUSES COULD TALK! REAL ESTATE, INC. &mnt$cWtnt\noxt\) 944-4500 READING, MASS. OPEN EVENINGS Eeal Cfitate - 944-9100 READING- New Colonial (eaturinq 4 bedrooms, 2'/, baths, 1st floor fire- 324 main street, reading, mass. placed family room, 2 car attached garage. $125,000. BRICK FRONT TUDOR STONEHAM- New Split Entry on pri- vate street. Designed for in-law apt. Details on request. READING: Fireploced living room, eat-in kitch- en, dining room, two bedrooms, both, den in Member Of basement, gas heat, vinyl siding, large lot $72,900. WANTED: REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE: Please This young home would tell you lots! So much to call EdFascianoofDovidO'Neil. offer. Not one but two fireplaces: not one but two baths: not a one car. but a two-car garage Come in twos and bring your checkbook! A Relocation Management Services. Incorporated Kingman and Richardson realistic price at $96,500. Since 1921 ElnabelhFoMin BROKERS Prucillo Homelm STONEHAM: Be a jump ahead! Start here, live Gene McCauslond Morion Tyminski GeneMcGivern comfortably and warm in o low maintenance 944-1080 W*MS^ 944-3942 home. Two or three bedrooms, as you like it! 944-4500 READING, MASS. 242 Main St., Reading $64 900 OPEN EVENINGS STONEHAM: Super master bedroom for the king WOBURN: See this young brick-faced Tudor offering 4 bed- or gueen. Hordwood floors for the luxury look rooms, 1 >/t baths and newly applianced kitchen. $77,900. and yes a fireploced living room. $74,900. FOR RENT INSTRUCTIONS GARAGE SALE FOR RENT LADIES: If you're aggressive, can work hard and READING: Turn of the century, nicely restored Colonial 4 Art'n Facts Studio FLEA MARKET. April II, WILMINGTON Newfy RENTING IS NO JOKE need fo moke money, we're looking lor you. Full bedrooms, 1% baths, first floor laundry, large and lovely CLASSES IN Calligraphy, 9 4, American Legion Hall, redecorated 2nd floor 4 rm LANDLORDS. Call "Select time licensed real estate brokers or salesmen dining room. $72,900. watercolor, stained glass, Winn St.. Burlington Table apt Ready tor April I oc Rentals" now. and let our call for interview. drawing, painting & more rental $12 00, Woman's cupancy Minutes to 93. trained, full time staff Adults & childrens Aux Call 935 2219. Rets & seculrty deposit provide you with a choice READING: Distinctive Westside Colonial, salt box style. 3 program Brochure. 438 YARD SALE, 3 families, required $400 per montry list of responsible tenants bedrooms, 2% baths, breezeway and garage. $96,500. 2900, 729 2926, 489 Main St, 130 Eames St, Wil. Mar 21. Incl heat & utilitiesA waiting to rent. 438 4044 StO. INSTtfS Dagnese & Strout RE.. 5C ' FRtfS rain date Mar 28. 8 am to 5 READING: Just listed...exciting Contemporary Ranch, vault- pm. Old radios, antiques, Main St, No. Reding, Ma. FOR BEGINNERS and turn, clothes, jewelry, 01864.664 3434 FR3 1IN READING Furn rm, REALTY WORLD - Schmid ed ceilings, sky-lights. 2"> baths, 2 car garage, marvelous advanced pupils, Kenneth books etc. GS3-18T mature woman non- young neighborhood for the growing family. $138,500. Wilson's organ workshop Professional Office Space smoker, heated, near Stoneham Cooperative Bank Building otters a limited number ot RUMMAGE SALE: Sat. NO READING on Rt 28, church, shopping 8. trans. 438-7220 Call Today openings 658 3601 or 658 March 14. 9 am to 2 pm "Heritage Building", ww Kit priv. ref req $35 $45 per 4845_ INSTtfT United Methodist Church. carpel, a c. heat.includec week I 475 0829 FRtIC 944-9100 Central St, Stoneham. GS3 and parking, prime INSTRUCTIONS MS location! From $185 mc SPACIOUS HALL FOR REAL ESTATE INDIVIDUAL IN Hashem Realty 944 3949. RENT Weddings, FOR RENT MOVING: GARAGE Sale meetings, dances, REAL ESTATE STRUCTION year round in FR3-11N reading, spelling, math, Sat, March 14, 10 am to 1 retirements, Christmas pm 23 West St, Stoneham. READING. OFFICE space READING Custom writing, K-adult. Remedial parties, etc Rental incl NO. READING 7 rm older Bicycles, rugs, double bed, WAKE NICE 3 rm apt in bar, and bartenders Up to 800 sq. ft. 2nd floor, modern designed 28x50) 8 rm & enrichment. Complete Colonial 3 4 berooms, Ranch Cape 1st floor has baby items, miscgoods house. Avail Apr 1, $340 mc 275 people Conv loc central location, parking flreplaced country kitchen, diagnostic evaluation, includes heat & HW Adult; AMERICAN LEGION $400 mo, plus utilities 942 lovely fp Ir. full dr. eat in GS3 US beamed ceiling living kitchen, 2 baths and 3 large professional staff, flexible pref Sec dep, no pets. 245 POST 101, Woburn Call 933 0272. room, '.1 acre lof near hrs, nominal tees. Centers GARAGE SALE: rain or 2720 after 6. FR3 1IS 9798 FR3-I3C br's, 2 huge br's i. bath on in Wilmington and shine, 8 Lucy Sf, Stoneham, center. $69,900 Hashem 2nd floor, lower level has fr FRM6 4 Realh/9443949 RE3-I1N Arlington LL> 8. Reading Saturday, March 14,8-5. PROF M. OR FEMALE GOT SOMETHING to with setup for wood burning Clinic Inc. For free G S3-IIS TO SHARE HOUSE with ! AMERICAN LEGION Hall store? Self storage rooms stove, 2 car garage. Birch for rent for dances, for rent. Call U Haul Co. N READING by owner 7 Meadow area. $115,000. brochure call 6583169 or FLEAMARKET prof males. Includes heat & rm. 3 4 bedrm, wood central office646 4049. MARCH 21, 10 4, VFW Hall, util, female to possible dc meetings, receptions, 658 3004 or 658 3005. FRt/T Bjorkman \ Lann R E 944- parties. Rental includes burning stove, excellent 4040 357 North Ave, Wakefield. some housework with condition, mid $60's. call Guitar-Piano-Drum Will rent tables, benefit compensated rent. Call beverage privilege Call RE3-13C 944 9745 FRtfC 664 3360after3pm. RE3- LESSONS FREE use of American Diabetes Assoc Rich after 4 pm, 438 0819 1 IN HORSES-WELCOME guitar, drum. Private For information contact FR3-11S REAL ESTATE SHEEPGOATS&Kidstoo! lessons, all styles, all ages Joseph Starr at 245 8763 STONEHAM: Furnished l"j acres. N Wllm. 4 bdrm GS1 nc OFFICE SPACE .Sarrln Studio, 1098 Main St, 3 ROOM HEATED apar room for gentleman Conv READING Executive STONEHAM, Main St. near Cape, w-2 car att'd garage. MOVING Household -. owned, oversized. 6 room Wakefield 245 2200 IN tment, tile bath, adults location, all utils included. 93 8. 128. 750 sf, 900 sf, 1200 We have key! Anne STtfC childrens goods Books, Rent $325 Call for ap 438 3153. FR3 IBS Ranch in mint condition, Mahoney Realty 944 2175 room Cope fit for o queen. 1st floor misc. Sat, March 14, 10 2 has the contemporary flair sf. w parking. Haradon ART 'N' FACTS STUDIO polnlment, 438 1166 FR3 Realty, 4380911. RE3-18S RE3-I1T 15x21 fireploced family room: 20 ft. pm, 193 Lowell St, Reading I 15 OFFICE OESK space for with spacious granite and gallery Classes in GS3 13C flreplaced Ir, formal dr, eat Florida room, step-saving custom cabinet calligraphy, watercolor, rent Set up your office w 1 STONEHAM: 3 4 bedroom SAT , MARCH 14 at 10 am, in kitchen, 3 br's, l j baths, STONEHAM Must see this kitchen: 3-4 bedrooms: 2 full baths and stained glass, drawing. FOR RENT in Stoneham low overhead expense lovely 7 rm ranch. Parquet Cape, family rm off lg early birds welcome Rain Base effec apt 3 rms & bath. Space Inc reception area, 2 car attached garage, much more. Located on lovely wooded lot painting and more Adults heated fr, screened porch, fir; l'j baths, frp liv fam kitchen. 2 baths, screened and children's program or shine Some old Items, middle age bus womar use of tel. ans & sec serv. porch & deck, fenced yd, in Birch Meadow area. Reduced fo $95,000. others not so old Garden d , , N , ''■> acre, wooded privacy, rm off eat in kit. pool & Brochure 438 2900 or 729 Comp renov offices are offered at $97,900. Biork more $77,500 mid $70's. owner. 438 5383 2926. 489 Main St , tools, old tools, old post hot water & elec incl. $261 conv located nr Rt 128 in WAKEFIELD: 4 room Ranch. Cufe as a cards . many mlsc items man . Lann R E 944 4040 RE3 IIS Stoneham mo. Call 438-9394. FR3-1IJ Sto. Ideal for acct. at bugs ear: 2 bedrooms, central oir: full INSTM3I2 15 Vista Ave. Reading RE3 I3C BRAND New Col Garr 4 READING Attractive" 9 GS3-13C torney, manufacturer's READING 7 rm custom bdrms 2' J baths, frp fam room 4 br. Center Entrance basement, Vt acre level lot near 128. STONEHAM rep. For more information REAOINGCLINIC ranch designed for nan rm off eat in kit, prof Colonial, 1st floor den and low taxes. Mid$50's. RMS FOR RENT. Furn & calU38 532l FR3-1IS INDIVIDUAL IN dicapped $95,000 Ap landsc prime loc, $98,900 fr, fp Ir with beamed WANTED unfurn. Good location nr 12f pointment owner, 944 5374 Attract financing etc ceiling, eat in kitchen with STRUCTION year round in & 93- Rms in private home BURLINGTON Lg and FULLER ra pleasant rm conv to rt RE3-13C extra cabinet space, special MLS ia reading, spelling, math, w kitchen priv. $225 mo inc TO LET 128 $38perwk 272 0170 LOVELY 23 bedroom NEW custom built Contemp feature is the beautifully ^* REAL ESTATE, Inc. writing, K adult. Remedial all utils 8..phone 438 6781 & enrichment Complete FR3-13 home with fireplace Ir. of unusual design 3 bdrms, finished comination game 360 MAIN ST, READING, ONE BEDROOM Apart FR3-11S charming country kitchen 2 baths frp livrm, top loc room i. fr In basement, 2 diagnostic evaluation, ment in Reading or vicinity ANDOVER Rm in fam home Exec nghhd Off 28, -. dining area. 2 car garage Choose own decor attrac car garage, over "a acre 9441500 professional staff, flexible by older working woman by MEL ROSE, New condo. setting Top West Side hrs, nominal fees Centers 93. 125, 114 Util, pkg, in Wakefield Call after 6. fin. $110,000. May I 944-1991 modern 2 bedroom, w w, d linen, cpt , pool Non 6626373 Principals only location $129,900 Bjorkman in Wilmington and WTR3 13C d, iic balcony Conv tc .-. LannR E 944 4040 Arlington LD & Reading smoker Sec dep - ref $74,900 OVERSIZED Tudor front trans, pkg. 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In private home heated 1st fl apt In floor of newly renov home line, delightful 6 rms 3 bdr- one or more house lots or that gift clock all par gracious home mod kit Waterway, ■ minutes to near beautiful lake Small acreage in Woburn or ™ wall util. Incl. Non smoker Incl. Ivng rm, fully appl ms Tudor style ranch BILLERICA Better than ncludlng preshaped wood JeT'req. Pkg Call 729-5473. bath Washer, dryer, dish Nokomis Beach. All cash down, assume bal 9 vicinity Will pay top dollar kit. bdrm '. bath, $350 mo Energy eff heating syst., new! only 4 mo old I clock cases, call438 1713 for FR314 washer Cellar storage Off surrounding homes valued percent. Mrs Sharon with spot cash. 933 4819 w heat and hot water Call appliances and windows over $100,000. Priced in mid Lovely brick front split, free catalog. CRAFTS 13S WOBURN Luxury 2 St. pkg near 93 Sec dep , Reynolds, 433 W Alamo Dr, RMllx after 8 weekdays 933 4096 Decorated fully equip kit. $70's. 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Plus 2 bdrm. in law setup R 2 area of Woburn Will reduced price to $64,900 Any condition, 2 or 3 Unique floor plan. Inex- bedroom homes. Con Haverhlll St 944 2952. Hrs. and prkg. No pets. Call 933 preferred Non smoker dep 851 9661, McAsklll Real $64,900 Hurry Larry Blsso, pensive lux. 6038808143. pay top dollar for right spot Bjorkman - Lann R E 944 935 4270 fidential fast passing. Call weekdays 104 pm. ANTtfC 8665. ^^ R.f required. 944 426^ ^ Estate RE. 933 6036. Nashua. RE3 18S 4040 FR312 FR3 16 RE3-17 RE3I7 RE313C now 935 5521 RM6x / wmm « » \ \ - ^v< I ^ SuK.lem.olW Dill, TlmntChronlcIl {WMvm.Rudlng. wliKlwih*. Burlington), lynnfleiovillratr PAGE S 20—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1981 No Reading Trmcrlpt. Wilmington 1 TMAIbury Twm. Crl.r, StoWum Inoependent tthe 19th century as a woodworking mill, presentation will star James Whltmore is now preserved as a working historical and Sada Thompson. For information museum of industry, art, and craft- and tickets, call 423-4008 smanship For more Information, call Starting Saturday, March 14th, the By William Pacino the Mill at 643-0554 or 643-0640. The Mill is Underground Railway Puppets and Bicycle high located at 17 Mill Lane In Arlington Actors will be offering weekly per- formances and classes in their new MUSIC: Melrose studio at 486A Main St. Classes Henry Manclnl has been signed Blake to be held Include two six-week sessions Edwards' new film "Victor- Victoria" In "Puppet-making and Performance" for MGM. continuing a collaboration that and "Introduction to Mime". The first spans twenty-one years. family performance will be "Junk", a "Victor-Victoria" will mark the 19th comic fantasy-satire on consumerism collaboration between Edwards and featuring puppets, masks and music. (n)SS(P®(2(jB@(a2 Mancini over two decades, starting with For registration and further In- "High Time" in 1960 and "Breakfast At formation, call the Underground Tiffany's" in 1961 and continuing until Railway, 661-5706 Edwards' "to" in 1979 and "SOB " in session begins the week of March 16. The Wilmington Spotlighters will stage Recently, Sunday was a clear, As you read this, COMING AT demonstration by Hope Burtman. an 1980 a Musical dinnertheater Cabaret on beautiful day So the urge became to get TRACTIONS will be hiking the streets of advanced needleworker and experienced For those interested in working with wood, three different courses will be March 14 and 21 at the VFW Hall, Rt. 38, out in the sunshine and exercise the body London searching for good deals on bone teacher on Wednesday, March 11 from 10 Wilmington at 7 PM For ticket reser- and mind china and the best in British pubs The AM to 4 PM Hope offers a workshop given•iven Woodworking with hand tools i, v—. v^~ ntroductory Decorative Woodcarvlng.CU^OC TCX fOUllO vations, call Bonnie Bailey at 667-4337... The means to do is was by bicyle The next time column will appear will be which is the technique of 3-dimensional 1 The Friends of Winchester Hospital and..,.i Woodworkingu ... win i ,i-L HIM inIn Miniature.Mini.hii.. AlsoIk" i ' * goal was to ride down Mass Ave in March 25 Write in and tell us your stitchery with rayon a fun and easy way will sponsor a performance of "The Arlington to Waterfront Park In Boston particular evenl for others to know to add elegance to just anything being given are classes in Stained Glass. Silver Jewelry, Life Drawing, In- Rainmaker" by the Unitarian Players on The air was a little crisp, so a wind- about The Old Schwamb Mill in Arlington Friday. March 27 at 8 PM ot benefit the will soon be opening its one-hundred- troductory Painting, a Watercolor breaker and hand gloves were necessary Off the beaten track Hospital The performance, which will in the early going year-old doors to area residents for the workshop, introductory calligraphy, and Abbott Arts of 8 Cedar St in Woburn an art workshop for children THEATER: be at the Unitarian Church on MainSt. in But after awhile, off came the gloves latest Mill fine arts and craft education Winchester, will be presented cabaret- will host a Brazilian Embroidery program offerings The 15-week spring The Old Schwamb Mill, built during The Wilbur Theater at 246 Tremont St., as the sun and exercise warmed the Boston will present Ernest Thompson's style, with patrons seated at tables anf bicycler award-winning comedy, "On Golden refreshments provided during the show Mass Ave was smooth sailing despite Pond" beginning March nth. This Call 729-0325 for reservations the torn-up conditions because of the MBTA con!ruction Harvard Square was a little rough because of the traffic, but things became very easy on the "Music Man" cast announced Memorial Drive bikeway paralleling the Charles River. North Reading Theatre Workshop Ralph Rubenstein. North Reading; Eulalie band and gorgeous uniforms. His motives (presents, The crossover at the Longfellow bridge director Paul D. Greene has announced MacKecknie Shinn - JulieCourtemanche. are dishonest. But during the weeks he is and the ride uphill along Cambridge St members of the cast for the workshop's North Reading. Zaneeta Sinn - Juli Wood. milking (he customers, he transforms a to Government Center was strangely spring product ion of' The Music Ma n." Anover; Gracie Shinn - Cheryl Hartford. dull town into a singing and dancing quiet, that Is, it was a Sunday and there Twenty eight speaking and singing roles Wilmington; Charlie Cowell Jim community In the last scene the law is hot were just a few cars have been awarded; a chorus of thirty-plus Stratton, Lowell; Marcellus Washburn on his heels, and our salesman. Professor Cut through Qulncy Market and the has been chosen; 20 children have been John Greene. North Reading. Alma Hix — Harold Hill, discovers that he not only destination of Waterfront Park was selected to complete the cast of 80 people, Phyllis Bilowz. North Reading; Maud loves the town librarian but also the reached one of the largest casts to date for the Dunlop - Tiffany Dunham, Reading; simplicity of provencial life in Iowa in The return ride was Just as easy. workshop. Ethel Toffelmier - Sarah Slilson. North 1912. Follow Atlantic Ave to North Station, The excitement level of the group has Reading. Mrs Squires Gloria Surette, The words and music for "The Music where there were parked cars continued to rise after a most successful North Reading; Myrtle Toffelmier Man" were written by Meredith Willson It everywhere because of the Celtics game third-session opening last fall of "Kiss Me Eileen Lee. North Reading; Agnes Britt was performed on Broadway in 1957. The From there get back to Cambridge St Kate " I: was well received by audiences Jill Jarvis. Lexington. Tommy Djelas — show became an overnight success, winning a permanent place in the hearts of and pick up the Storrow Drive bikeway and critics as well. In a review of the show, Paul Gallant, Lynn; Constable Locke - at Charles Circle critic Jim MacLaughton of the Lawrence Paul Dollard. Andover; Ewart Dunlop — Americans everywhere. Eagle Tribune wrote. "With imaginative Carl Bigham. North Reading, Oliver Hix "The Music Man" is the North Reading The Storrow bikeway was just that- a Theatre Workshop's seventh production, bikeway It did not share its existence direction, this North Reading Theatre David Davidson, North Reading. Jacey with pedestrians, even though the people Workshop production plays above the Squires Paul Champagne. North and tickets for the April 25 and 26. May I and 2 performances are available from on roller skates also favored it community theatre level — 'Kiss Me Kale' Reading; Olen Britt David Ham. North HULti any Theatre Workshop member or by After a good 15 minute ride, It was gets near-professional rating." Reading; Salesmen Lew Zediana. Mcircli 26tt and £rpril3rd,4,ri Director Greene promises this show will Billerica. Dick Gesauldo. Andover; Loren calling 475 7184 Seating for groups of any necessary to cross the Charles at the size and special admission rates for groups Coca-Cola building in Brighton and be bigger and better. "The Music Man" Bourque. North Reading, Paul Dollard: "QFApnfs HmoiDfti mn SCHOOL will have an orchestra and a cast of strong, Chris Jarvis, Lexington. of 25 or more are available Curtain time retrace the route along Memorial Drive, for three of the performances of "The through Harvard Square and back up well-trained voices and dancers capable of "The Music Man" is the story of a bringing down the house Broadway-style. traveling salesman charlatan who cannot Music Man" at the John T. Berry S 3y Mass. Ave Playing the part of Hfrold Hill will be read music or play any instrument, bul Auditorium in North Reading will be 8 TlCrvfc 15 5.O0 - ail- * ' &&' The ride was exhllerating. The who sells the boys of River City a brass p.m. and one performance, on April 26. exercise of pedaling kept the bicyclist director and choreographer Paul D Greene o( Andover His leading lady, will be a matinee at 2 30 5fodCflfe und Senior Crii'zcns*A..0O warm and it more exciting to look at pjaying Marion Paroo. will be Donna familiar surroundings sitting on a bike Zarba of Wakefield, who received glowing and not sitting without interest In a car "PLAN YOUROUJN TMLATtfL BtRlV reviews from the critics in her last role as For those with the urge, there are Kate in the workshop's fall production of GROUP RATE 5 AMIUtBLL shorter bikepaths in the Harold Parker Kiss Me. Kate" Disabled Artists exhibition State Forest in North Reading, at Also selected as members of the cast Breakheart Reservation In Stoneham, in North Reading arc; Mrs Paroo - Helen Rohnr. Presented in celebration ol 1981 as I he Winchester, following the route of the Georgetown; Winthrop- Lance Bourque. Although he lives in the heart of Boston Middlesex Canal For other towns not and thousands of people pass his apart- International Year of Disabled Persons. North Reading: Amarylis — Amy Zim New England's first show and sale by listed consult with the Conservation merman. North Andover. MavorShinn - ment house every day. Jack Towle was CINEMAS 1 &2 Committee lonely The shy young artist, confined to a professional artists with physical han- wheelchair by a spinal tumor that im dicaps will be open to the public free of Rte.28 664-2211 mobilized his legs and limited the range of charge from 9 am to It) p.m. daily. his arms, did not know that one floor away "One of the very important things this CINEMA 1 — STARTS FRIDAY — another handicapped artist. Kenneth show will accomplish is to help overcome Lockhart. also was working in relative the problems of isolation among serious isolation artists who are handicapped." says Towle and Lockhart met for the first Phyllis Rosen Long associated with the SEEMS LKE Country & time a few weeks ago when their paintings Newbury Street gallery' scene, she is a PGT: were among those chosen for Easter Seal member of the exhibition's art selection Society's Diabled Artists' Exhibition, to be committee OU>DMES held March 11-31.,in the John Hancock Probably the most prestigious event of Starring Tower lobby, Copley Square, Boston its kind ever held, the exhibition will Goldie Hown Chevy Chose. Charles Grodin feature paintings and photographs by artists from as far away as Japan. It will 7p.m.S9p.m. 0^ i Western Also Sot. & Sun. 2 p.m. , „ March 28 and April 3,4 acquaint people with the talents, skills and productivity of creative people with STARTS FRIDAY- physical disabilities. Guys and Dolls" "Handicapped people are making Now that the Flu season is over, get out serious art. incredible quality art locally," of the winter doldrums and plan to see this says Ms. Rosen. "They need what other THE INCREDIBLE delightful musical comedy which en- artists need, contact with the art com- chanted New York The score for "Guys munity " and Dolls" is Frank Loesser's most Pariicipating in the exhibition are ar- SHRINKING WOMAN' celebrated (derived from Damon tists who must overcome severe handicaps Starring Lily Tomlin to approach the canvas. Some, like Glen Runyan's short storiesi. from its syn- 7:1089:10 Fowler of Salisbury, paint with the brush copated opening number ia trio of hor- Also Sat. ft Sun. 2p.m. PG seplayers sing "Fugue for Tinhorns"i, to between their teeth. Others use their feet its parade of gorgeous, funny, singable One. fabric sculptor Beth Silvercoud of lunes such as "Luck Be a Lady Tonight," Brockton, is an amputee who manages to use a loom Their art is an extraordinary "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat" and Admission All Soots - All Shows $1.50 the shrugged shoulders comedy of "Sue example of the victory of human courage Me." Then there is "Adelaide's Lament." and ingenuity over human frailty musically and lyrically ingenious, telling In addition to spotlighting the /HOiucn/€ROUTE 128 EXIT IS AND ROUTE 38 ancmn/ WOBURN NEAR ROUTE S3 how a mans reluctance to marry is reason achievements of artists with physical enough for a girl to have a psychosomatic disabilities, the exhibition will provide an BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY - FIRST SHOW ONLY $2.00 opportunity for them to market their GIFT CERTIFICATES ALWAYS AVAILABLE 8335330 cold. "Adelaide's Lament" is a show VISIT OUR ART GALLERY PRINTS MAKE PERFECT GIFTS JOIN US TO CELEBRATE stopper whose comic appeal is being ably works All proceeds from the sale of art \ handled by Lorraine McCarthy of will go to the artists. Easter Seal Society is an advocate in behalf of people with No Guvnors Nil INDIANS. Reading Colonial Chorus audiences will NoCAUimloTrii Rivu. IV Itarr hVMnd IV Inronr ST. PATRICK'S DAY remember Lorraine as "Sue Smith." in physical disabilities. Osii ACDP "No. No. Nanette" and she has done shows According to Joan S Sonnabend. for the Q.P s as well as variety shows for chairperson, a islinguished jury has selected from hundreds of entries ap Lynnfield Spotlighters This is an irresistible show and not to be proximately 50 pieces for display Cash missed For ticket information or direc awards for best in the show will be an- tions to Reading Memorial High School, nounced March 10 at the gala preview call Frank and Barbara Kerrigan. 16 night Richard Circle. Woburn, Mass. Route 128 and Main St. (Route 38) Woburn, MA 01801 Wmmmmmm mm