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CO*> Wilmington selectmen Monday the latter three, noting that they volved would create an undue night granted a permit to Service were not chemicals but classes of burden on an already overworked Warehouse of Ballardvale Street products, and not clearly iden- agency. for the storage of red label tified. Morash said that his company materials, requiring special Public health director Ernest had been operating for 43 years, handling. Romano said that he had no ob- and had handled many hazardous The vote in favor of the permit jection to the granting of the materials. He said there was was unanimous, after warehouse permit. Conservation Com- more hazard having someone manager Leo Cousins' third mission chairman Chester Bruce smoking in the meeting room appearance before the board. said he felt that the company than there was in the chemicals. This time he was accompanied by should receive a number from the He asked if the selectmen wanted company president Les Morash Environmental Protection business operating legally, or not. and Attorney Ralph Bagley. Agency (EPA) as a hazardous Attorney Courtney ex- The strongest objection to the waste generator. The items to be tinguished his cigarette. permit came from Attorney stored, he said, were not con- The permit was issued without Joseph Courtney, who asked that sidered hazardous wastes, but the limitations requested by limitations be placed on the they would be if they were to spill. Courtney. Bagley said, however, permit, clearly identifying the Romano objected to the that the company would be materials allowed. The ap- Buzz •1 had to start with a little levity, because this budget doesn't contain much levity for proposal for the EPA number, willing to comply with such anyone." said Town Manager Buzz Stapczynski (right), presenting his budget for Fiscal plication submitted listed claiming that it would set a restrictions as the selectmen may saw Year 1983 to the selectmen Monday night. At left is Chairman John Imbimbo. holding the isopropanol. sodium hydro- precedent and that the work in- set. budget half of Stapczynski's "2'j" budget. sulphate, -paints, thinners and lacquers. Courtney objected to 'Bare bones' budget: $18.1 m New Eight candidates "Bare bones" is the description runs to $7,816,328, reduced by the Stapczynski said that this was election Town Manager Buzz Stapczynski town manager from department because the labor agreements used in his budget message for requests totalling -$9,293,740. The have not yet been negotiated. The have papers out Fiscal Year 1983. Stapczynski school budget recommended by 960 account for salary ad- workers presented his budget to the board the town manager is $7,895,468. justments and additional 'costs Wilmington Selectmen Monday Nomination papers are cir- for town moderator. Also cir- of selectmen Monday night. reduced-"from school committee was left blank. The 1982 budget culating for eight candidates for culating papers for that position The budget is in compliance night approved four new election request of $8,103,678. included 230,000 in this account, workers selected by Town Clerk various town offices in is former moderator Simon with with Chapter 580, Prop. 24. Stapczynski predicted a tax money that was appropriated but Stapczynski described it as Pat Lynch. Wilmington's annual town Cutter. rate of $24.94 based on an after the receipt of state aid. In Precinct 1, Marjorie Metcalf election. More than a month Two persons have nomination meeting only minimum service estimated valuation of $470 One salary increase in the needs. will serve as deputy inspector, remains before the filing papers out for school committee, million, and a tax levy of budget, however, is a $6000 raise Andrea Hauser will occupy a like deadline. including Wilmington High School The budget total is $18.1 million, $11,721,950. for Stapczynski from $30,000 to position in Precinct 2. They Three candidates including senior Douglas McEvoy. Robert up a half million from last year. Pay increases in many cases $36,000. Stapczynski said on replace Alta Lyons and Miriam incumbent Bob Cain have taken Peterson It also circulating The municipal side of the budget are not included in the budget Tuesday that the increase was to Colucci, who have retired out papers for a three year term papers. bring his pay to parity with that of In Precinct 3, Ruth Bedell will as selectman. Diana Holmes and Housing Authority member his highest paid department head. be an inspector and Mary Mc Anthony Pastore are the other Lorraine Brozyna has taken out The only warrant article ap- Mahon a deputy inspector, filling two candidates. papers for re-election. propriation recommended by the vacancies created by the A two year term on the board of Nomination papers are / AABTA approves town nt»nager was $40,000 for promotion to warden and deputy selectmen has attracted one available from the town clerk four new police cruisers. warden of Mary Woods and candidate so far. Jay Donovan, a through March 10. and must be Stapczynski said that he was Loretta Caira. Former warden member of the Wilmington filed by March 15. The election Sweetheart crossing asking the selectmen to place a Stanley Webber and deputy Redevelopment Authority, has will be held on April 17. question on the ballot of the April warden Basil Weatherbee retired taken out papers for the select- The Town Crier will print A long letter from James F. grade crossing, and the MBTA election, the effect of which would O'Leary, general manager of the and the Boston & Maine Railroad last year. man's seat presently occupied by candidates' announcements, free be to exempt the cost of debt Each of Wilmington's six Michael Caira. of charge, submitted before the Massachusetts Bay Tran- will be the named insured on all service on new bonding This sportation Authority, confirms insurance policies. precincts has eight workers, a Caira, meanwhile, has begun filing deadline. A limit of 500 would allow the town to issue $2.9 warden, a clerk, two inspectors circulating his nomination papers words is imposed. the agreement of the Boston & Other items read that million in sewer bonds. Maine Railroad and the MBTA to Sweetheart will be responsible for and a deputy for each position. allow a crossing of the B&M signals as determined by the tracks to be constructed from MBTA, and agrees not to erect Hello, Federal Main Street across land of any structure above or below the Charles and Ruth Doucette. A railroad tracks or within 20 feet of story in the Town Crier early this the nearest tracks. CG merger approved Selectmen approve month told the details, which the Several other items: letter confirms. Sweetheart agrees that the Compugraphic Corporation, announced that it intends to A copy of the letter was read on track speed shall be 70 miles an one of the largest of Wilmington purchase in the tender offer, all private mailboxes January 26 by members of the hour; that there shall be full companies, became a part of shares duly tentered and not Wilmington Planning Board. width automatic gates for Agfa-Gevaert. N.V., last Friday, withdrawn, up to a total of Wilmington will soon have Town Manager Buzz Stapc- The letter has 12 points or items protection; and standard railroad in the annual meeting of Com- 2,500,000 shares. If this number of some new mailboxes. Federal zynski said that there should be a to which Sweetheart Plastics cross buck signs. There is to be a pugraphic. Agfa-Gevaert is a shares is purchased, the issuance Express of Industrial Way, "hold harmless" agreement, to must agree. sign in each direction at least 200 Belgian firm, allied with German of new shares under the stock Wilmington received permission protect the town from any Sweetheart must supply a feet from the grade crossing, industrial firms. The agreement purchase agreement will give from the selectmen on Monday liability. He also recommended a detailed listing of commodities -warning of the high speed is between Compugraphic and a Agfa-Gevaert an equity interest night to install six mailboxes at fee of $100 per box. The boxes will that will cross the tracks. railroad crossing. Sweetheart United States subsidiary of Agfa- of approximately 69 percent in various industrial locations in be located on town property at the Sweetheart agrees that train also agrees that the Boston & Gevaert. Compubraphic. Wilmington, to facilitate pickup side of the road. traffic will have the right-of-way Maine, or the MBTA will be the The stock purchase agreement Carl E. Dantas, president of of express service. After some discussion and at all times. Sweetheart Plastics, operating contractor, for the calls for the issuance, sale and Compugraphic. said that he is Bill Person, representing joking, Selectman Bob Cain or any contractor working for the construction of the grade delivery of 3,082,000 new shares of pleased that the - shareholders Federal, told selectmen that moved approval, with a fee of $75 firm must carry $3-$5 million crossing. stock by Compugraphic to the have approved the transaction. express customers would be able per box. The vote was Oregon form insurance during The letter goes on to say that Agfa-Gevaert subsidiary. The He believes the investment by to save 50 percent of the usual unanimously in favor. construction, and for one year the MBTA agrees to assist and price is to be $14 a share. Agfa-Gevaert will create business delivery fee by dropping their The boxes will be located on thereafter. cooperate with Sweetheart Compugraphic noted that the opportunities for Compugraphic, parcels in the boxes, instead of Andover Street at Upton Court, There must also be the same Plastics, Inc. in carrying out the stockholder approval satisfies the and will significantly improve the calling for a pickup. The service 200 Ballardvale St.. Fordham insurance for Sweetheart, or its endeavor to a successful con- substantial final condition of the company's financial position. He competes with the U.S. Postal Road, 90 Industrial Way, 820 assigns covering any and all clusion, beneficial to both parties. outstanding cash tender offer by expects Compugraphic will ex- Service Express Mail. Woburn St., and at Eames and liability for any accident at the the Afga-Gevaert subsidiary. pand its marketing program, and Main Streets. Agfa-Gevaert had previously product development efforts. FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1982 7:30 -12:00 Zoning article submitted Sons of Italy Hall What seems to be the first residents as the Phil Parks place. Ballardvale St., No. Wilmington article submitted on zoning for It is south of the electric tran- the coming Wilmington town smission line which crosses /instate Admission $2.00 meeting, has been submitted by Ballardvale Street. AUTO INSURANCE Authentic Casino Games Colonial the planning board. The Warrant will close on the HOME POKER CRAPS The Murray Brothers of 22nd of February. Until that time Park Mall Burlington seek to change the articles for inclusion in the town LIFE WILMINGTON DOOR PRIZES 658-7666 To benefit zoning of 20 31 acres of land from warrant may be submitted to the rural to industrial zoning. The town clerk. 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Call Now! 658-2598 , ■ • TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 27.1982 \ - — Commonwealth Chemical to Judith Tighe receive $350,000 bond in Who's Who A $350,000 low interest, tax- Commonwealth Chemical At its January board of exempt bond which will help manufactures anti-freeze and is a directors meeting, MIFA ap- Judith C. Tighe of Brent wood finance the expansion of the distributor of solvents and proved a total of $41 million in low Avenue, an English major at Commonwealth Chemical Cor- chemicals. interest bonds for 24 growing Framingham State College, has Wed., Jan. 27: 7 to 8:30 p.m. The bond for the project will be firms in the state. The companies Seminar on Teen Drug problems poration in Tewksbury has been been nominated for inclusion in approved by the Massachusetts issued by the Tewksbury In- involved estimate the growth wiil the 1982 edition of Who's Who at Wil. North Int. School. dustrial Development Financing create 1,387 new jobs for the State Refreshments. Parents welcome. Industrial Finance Agency Among American Universities (MIFA) at its January board of Authority (IDFA). of Massachusetts. and Colleges. "The over $1 billion MIFA has MIFA is an independent state Thurs., Jan. 28 and Tues., Feb. directors meeting. The company Judith graduated from expects the project will create 80 approved in the last three years agency designed to promote Wilmington High School in 1978. 2: 8 to 9 p.m. Open House of LD has been a vital part of the in- economic growth and em- and Reading Clinic at 6 Middlesex new jobs for the town. At Framingham State she has The firm will purchase an dustrial resurgence and down- ployment through various in- I Ave., Wil. All welcome. been an active member of the existing 10,000 square foot town revitalization we've seen in centives including industrial staff of the college newspaper, the building and construct an 18,000 communities like Tewksbury," revenue bonds, pollution control AAarcia Kovitch Gatepost, presently serving as Thurs. Jan. 28: Wamesit said Robert E. Patterson, bonds, downtown revitalization Chapter DeMolay 20th Anniv. square foot plant at 400 Main St. editor - in chief. She has also The project will set up a strong executive director of MIFA. projects and a loan guarantee to wed served as secretary and member celebration at the Temple, Victor program. ; Drive, Tewks. base for growth. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. of the Student Union Activities Community Schools Philip Murphy Kovitch of Swain Court, Board, and has been a member of Fri., Jan. 29: 7 p.m., Wil. Wilmington have announced the the photography club. She also Chamber of Commerce annual workshop completes course engagement of their daughter served as news editor of the meeting - dinner dance at Casa di Marcia Elaine to Roger F. Gatepost. Judith has been on the On Thursday, Jan. 28 at 7:30 will include courses in floral Philip T. Murphy of Salem dean's list and the president's list, Fior. Reservations, 657-7211 by p.m. at North Reading's Murphy design, coping with stress, pen 4 Breakey, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. January 25. Street, Wilmington, local Roger F. Breakey, of Middlesex and was nominated for Who's Center, 219 North Street, the ink, shorthand I - Gregg, rug representative for Mutual of Who in 1981. Wilmington Community Schools, braiding, holistic health, craft Avenue. Sat., Jan. 30: 5:30 to 8 p.m. Omaha and United of Omaha, has Marcia is a 1978 graduate of Students who are nominated for Inc. (WCSI) will conduct its final sampling, instruction for quilt recently completed a com- this honor by their classmates are Annual spaghetti supper at "Management Improvement making, calligraphy, a study of Wilmington High School and a Wamesit DeMolay Temple, off prehensive insurance course senior at Salem State College chosen for their academic ex- Workshop" for the board The Acts of the Apostles, wood- offered at the National Sales cellence and involvement in Main St., South Tewks. All members. The 10 sessions have working and tole and decorative where she is majoring in social welcome. Training School in Pittsburgh. services. campus curricular and extra- been sponsored by the Citizens painting. The course encompasses curricular activities. Involvement Training Program Anthony DeLuca will present a Her fiance is a 1975 graduate of Sat., Jan. 30: 8 p.m. "Saturday professional preparation in Austin Prepartory School, Night Pops" at Villanova Hall, of the University of two week course on income tax on presenting innovations in health Immunization Massachusetts, Amherst. March 8 and 15. The Community Reading and attended the Wil. Sponsored by St. Thomas insurance benefits and services. University of Lowell. He is Women's Club scholarship fund. Registration for the spring Schools' flyer will be ready for The training center incorporates mailing to Wilmington residents currently the assistant manager clinic Tickets $2.50. semester will be Monday evening, the newest and most advanced Feb. 22. The spring semester, and for general distribution on at DeMoulas Super Market, The Tewksbury Board of Health methods of educational training Tewksbury. Sun., Jan. 31: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., which opens the week of March 8, February U. »-. will be conducting an im- and product programming for A June wedding is planned. munization clinic for pre-school Bloodmobile at Wamesit Masonic individual needs. Apartments, 70 Victor Dr., and school aged children on Dean's list at Fitchburg State Murphy is associated with the February 17. Women of child Tewks. Call 851-7107 for appnt. Charles Castelone Division Of- , 0 bearing age who have not been Nine Tewksbury students and Carolann Gerrior, Greenmeadow fice, the Mutual and United immunized against German Mon.. Feb. l: 7 p.m. Wil Council Drive, nursing; Janice M. agency of Wakefield. on Aging meeting at the Center. five from Wilmington have been measles are also urged to attend. named to the dean's list for the Crickett, Old Main Street, special CORCORAN: Michael John, All welcome. Any resident of the Town of fall semester at Fitchburg State education. first child to Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Tewksbury who is interested in College. Wilmington mond J. Corcoran of Woburn receiving the pneumonia vaccine Mon., Feb. 1: 7:30 p.m. Special David J. Frongillo, Davis Road, Street, Wilmington on January 13 Needs Advisory Council meeting Tewksbury Wilmington can do so at this clinic. Jane M. Albert, Deering Drive, industrial science; Jeffrey M. at Winchester Hospital. There is no charge for the at Regional Health Center. All studying human services; Maria Irwin, Glendale Circle, special Grandparents include Mr. and interested welcome. Episcopal immunizations, but an ap- E. Augusta, Old Shawsheen education; Frances C. Scarano, Mrs. Baxter J. Marsh Jr. of pointment is necessary. Call 851- Street, nursing; Diana R. Church Street, nursing; Nancy E. Chapel Adams Street, Wilmington and 6371 for information. Tues., Feb. 2: Early dismissal Peterson, Swain Road, human of all Tewks. elementary schools. Boudreau, South Oliver Street, Mrs. Geraldine Corcoran of early childhood education; services; George F. Butters, Woburn Street. Ronald C. Wallace, Sunset Road; Middlesex Avenue, business Wilmington Episcopal Chapel, Sat., Feb. 6: 2 p.m. Wilmington corner of Forest Street and Democratic caucus at Kathleen M. O'Brien, Cobleigh administration. Drive, special education; Lisa M. A student is placed on the Aldrich Road; the Rev. William Wilmington High School. Open to dean's list for the semester if an F. Seaward; 272-1586. public. Morelli, South Street, com- munications; Richard J. Murray, average grade of 3.20 or better is Sunday. Jan. 31: 11:30 a.m. Jr., Tanglewood Avenue, attained, and the student is at- Morning prayer and Church Wed.. Feb. 3: 8 p.m. Business business administration; tending the college full time. School. meeting of Parents without Partners, VFW Hall, No. An- dover. Info 688-1133. BURLINGTON POLICE Tues. Feb. 9: Early dismissal of Ohe jamily of COMMAND OFFICERS ASSOC. all Tewks. secondary schools. June 'Bicknell 25 Center Street Burlington, MA 02043 Tues., Feb. 9: 1:30 p.m. Tewks. t/ouli like to express their appreciation to all our Golden Age meeting and penny The Burlington Police Command Officers Association is an sale. neighbors- ani jrienbs JOT their kinr)ness buring our organUation 01 the Superior Officers ot the Burlington Police department. Wed.. Feb. 10: 8 p.m. recent loss. Tits year, 1982, is our first publication ot an annual yearbook, Newcomers' meeting of Parents consisting ot specially prepared articles along with the highlights without Partners at VFW Hall, ol some ot the vanous programs thai the Assxiaton will be Ohe oicknell 'Family contributing to: both civil and athletic activities, particularly lor Rt. 125, No. Andover. the youth ol Burlington In addition to the above, we are making available advertising Wed.. Feb. 10: 8 p.m. In- space to all business tirms, Irom the contiguous towns as well formation night on Housing by as those located in Burlington The receipts Irom the advertisers Wil. LWV at American Legion will be used to help support these activities as well as our own Hall. Public invited. sick and disabled ARTHRITIS The motto ol all tins effort is "Let's Put Our Kids into Sports, New England Human Sat., Feb. 13: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Out ol the Courts' Bloodmobile at Wil. Masonic So. on behalf ol myselt and all the command officers in the Resource Counseling Center PAIN RELIEF? B.P.C.O.A.. I wish to express our gratitude lor your concern and Hall. support ol this project by taking advertising space in tins 256-6633 Submit items for Coming INCREDIBLE magazine when contacted Patricia Right M.D. Psychiatrist Events listing at least one week Mrs. V K Roswdl, N.M "/ was introduced to your product Your support ol our protect and organization is genuinely ap- Specializing in children, before desired date of in Rhode Island and ft alleviated my arthritic joints." preciated David L. Post Ph. 0. Psycologist publication. Sincerely. Marlene Lederman Davis Ph.D. Psycologist adolescents, personal Why People Are Drinking Richard Gallagher C.A.G.F. School Psycologist and marriage counseling, /&,/! •i- ' , "*C TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 27,1982 ITS TIME TO ACT / RATES U • The star Birthdays Over 40 years ago, Mrs. Scelzo The group will hold ARE DROPPING V Carlene Krey of Shawsheen The anniversary star for this and her husband owned and Newcomers' Night at the same Avenue. Wilmington became a week goes to Mr. and Mrs. Henry operated the Rainbow Restaurant location on Wednesday, Feb. 10 at Porter of Columbia Street, which was located on Main Street, year wiser on January 22. 8 p.m. and a business meeting at 8 IRA ■ LMI LET FENTON REALTORS Timothy Krey of Shawsheen Wilmington who will observe across from where Rocco's is p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 3. Currant Incom* T». Avenue, Wilmington will face a their 55th anniversary on now. Mora rtoUrwnant Inoom* February 5. Art awards «c ca» A*** la.M or 12 0O0 birthday cake glowing with a HW aa.ceni •' aWakMaMi MM! 'SIGN Four Wilmington students were * ««• •«" a Manofoai single candle on January 29. niMw^i a.*nurt* coupon below and mail it to the Town Crier, Annual Annual January 1 is the traditional renewal date for town subscriptions are $13. After February 1, the dollar discount will no along with your check. Or. if you don't trust Rate Yield Town Crier subscriptions. 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I Town ^7in'P «. TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 27.1982 Jfc' Miceli talks on county budget Tewksbury and Wilmington district. "We try to change things "It had been of particular We did get that bill out, and have a greater call for what Rep. so that benefits accrue to the importance to me, as a select- through the House, much to the James Miceli defines as "con-, taxpayers." man. I saw at first hand the chagrin of the leadership. But it stituent services" than perhaps Miceli reported that he had frustration of conducting ex- died in the Senate. any other area served by a state been very active in the tensive budget hearings for the So it is with a great deal of representative, according to Mr. Democratic Study group, and in county, and of making recom- satisfaction that I can say the Miceli. what he called the Middlesex mendations, only to have the Middlesex Representative really He told the Wilmington Lions on County Project. They are two legislature completely disregard became involved this year. Rep. Jan. 20 and the Tewksbury different groups. those recommendations." Charlie Flaherty of Cambridge is Rotarians on the 21st of some of "This year we were able to get We, on the advisory committee, the present chairman of the his work in the legislature. The the legislature to accept some felt that we wanted to have more committee. constituent services part was legislation on the Middlesex input from the cities and towns. To realize what it means, let me impressive, because of possible County Budget which they never Mayor Mann of Newton and say that for the towns of Miceli Rep. Jim Miceli. speaking before the Tewksbury Rotary would have accepted before. This Club, last Thursday. Past District Governor John Gleason is comparison with other areas in Mayor Clark of Waltham were in Wilmington and Tewksbury the speaks at left. the state. legislation is referred to as 'the turn chairmen of the committee, Middlesex County budget runs Miceli told the groups how he Advisory Board Bill.'" and later, I became chairman. into hundreds of thousands of shared offices with some of the The Advisory Board Bill is If we recommended that cer- dollars. The MiddjWex Municipal representatives from Boston and legislation which takes from the tain positions be cut, there would Association feels that this is has-been able to draw a com- legislature the power to approve be instead, increases. It was the probably the most significant County budget $26.2m parison of his district with the the annual county budget, and legislature which made the in- piece of legislation to come out of places that power in the hands of The long road to fiscal reform, King has been urging county districts they serve. Constituent creases work. The county of- the legislature this year. officials to open the Cambridge services, as he defined it, is an Advisory Board, composed of ficials would say, "we need 25 I had filed a bill every year. for the budget of Middlesex requests for assistance, in one board members from each city County ended on January 20 in jail space. more positions." The legislature None of them ever made it. This Concord, according to Bruce The city of Cambridge way or another, from people and town in the respective county. would say, "let's make it 45, and year there were five or six of us in In other words, towns and cities Morang, editor of the Reading residents have opposed the use of living in the district of the we'll take 20 appointments." Middlesex County to file the same the jail space and the building representative. now have veto power and an input There were people in the bill. Chronicle. He reports that 42 into the budget of the counties, a representatives of the county's 54 inspector and City Council have "They (the other represen- engineering department of Proposition 2V& had a lot to do several times refused to issue a tatives, ed.) are aghast at the budget which indirectly affects Middlesex County who didn't cities and towns met to endorse with the passage of the bill this the Middlesex County Advisory certificate of occupancy for the number of requests I get from the local property tax. know what an engineering year. We worked closely with The Advisory Board Bill, Miceli Board's 1983 budget. top four floors. City Manager Tewksbury and Wilmington for diploma looked like. I would say Rep. Flaherty and Senator Robert Healy, vice chairman of assistance. I consider that I do an said, would never have happened this for about 80 percent of the Pollard. We lobbied and we The budget carries a sub total of $26.2 million. To be subtracted the Middlesex County Advisory outstanding job, in serving our except for the impact of the 2'2 employees. They didn't know an worked closely with house and vote of two years ago. from that will be nearly $8.3 Board, voted on January 20, on communities." engineering degree from a senate leadership. This meant, in the jail fund amendments. A second item on which he He told how he had served 12 monkey wrench. million in excess, unappropriated many instances, late work at funds. The net, to be assessed to Morang reports that the "at- spoke was his work in behalf of years as a selectman in It was a bad situation all over. night, planning strategy. ^—»v Wilmington and how, while in that the cities and towns of the county mosphere" in the Concord "capital outlay projects" for the The taxpayers were getting In would say, in light of/Prop meeting was very much reflected district. This means, according to post, he had been assigned to a \ will be just under $18 million. This beaten on the head. 2'-2. that the Speaker of theiHouse \vill be $2 million less than the in the politics of an election his definition, getting Depart- Middlesex County study group. When I first got to the and the President of the Senate The study group had represen- assessment currently charged to year." ment of Public Works and other- legislature I had a talk with allowed the bill to go through. The Advisory Board's move to state agencies to perform tatives from each city and town in Governor Dukakis about this. I Prop. 24 did some things which local property taxes in the cities valuable services for the area he the county. It didn't get very far, and towns of Middlesex County. back Sheriff Edward Hen- told him the problems of the were not good. This was a positive The new budget also calls for neberry's move for more jail represents. Miceli reported. county government. He asked me thing, one that did good. Among the projects that he The counties in the western part $1.4 million to open the four floors space was tempered by ap- to attend a meeting in his office. House Speaker McGee said to prehension that Governor King mentioned were the new bridge ot the state, he said, had There he showed me a legislative me afterward that we might learn of the jail space on top of the representatives who were not Cambridge Superior Court might not come through with for Bridge Street, in Tewksbury package he had ready to file. He a hard lesson here. Perhaps, he state funds promised. King's and the Chandler Street light adverse to the county government did file it. Included in that said, this will turn out to be a case building. That jail space has been there, as they were being vacant for years because when adversary position with the system in that town. In package was a bill for an advisory of local officials putting their legislature, Morang says, may Wilmington he considers the new operated. Counties like Hampden board, for counties. That was the heads together. They could create the building was completed there water filtration plant assistance County had an efficient govern- was a swarm of controversy "torpedo" that budget item, original bill of the one now being more jobs than there are windows about "bogus bidding" and cost which may leave Middlesex in financing, and the salt storage ment. It has a county engineering passed in the legislature. in the County Courthouse. McGee department which was much used over runs. County with an "unfit" jail. shed off Federal Street as two The governor told me that the did not, and does not have a lot of Also on the minds of many who such projects. by towns which have no House leadership would not allow The cells and cell space were faith in local officials. declared unfit for human attended the Concord meeting The third avenue of effort which engineering department. the bill out for debate. It would Now there is a "clean-up" bill he considers very important, is Because of this the represen- habitation because the building was the possibility that the get killed in committee. in the works. The idea is to clean was not provided with sprinklers, legislature could "play games" working to enact legislation tatives from the western part of With a lot of maneuvering on up the language in the County favorable to the district which he the state did not want to change - and there were "improper" with the supplementary budgets my part, and a lot of Advisory Bill. That will take a up to July l, when Fiscal Year represents. This means things in county government. parliamentary action, I moved couple of weeks. The governor energency exits. legislation which will benefit the Middlesex County, Miceli said, But, with jail space at a 1983 begins. This could result in for the discharge of the bill, to get has let us know that he will sign. leaving the cities and towns of the citizejjs and the taxpayers in the "was another thing." it out of committee. premium all over the state, and the County House of Correction in county with more unpaid bills Billerica over populated, jail than are currenUy funded in the space is at a premium. Governor 1983 budget. <&>.*% w* takes top Dear Larz: Brook as two words was Crier Many people believe if they challenged, indicated no read it in the paper it must be carelessness at all! Tovw I true. Many others think you The private services were held second year should believe only half of what at the Trinity Church Chapel, but you read in the papers. 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JANUARY 27. 1982 Wage rate decision pushes Tewksbury bus costs O'Neill campaign headed The State Department of Labor Antonelli along with Assistant that the wage rate hike is being jump from an estimated $130,434 and Industries dealt a severe Superintendent for Business John appealed with the commission, increase to a $175,00 increase due ocally by Testa and Lambert blow to the Tewksbury School Ryan explained the impact the but Ryan said it appears the to the wage hike. Committee last Wednesday. Vincent W. Testa of 648 North O'Neill to the May 22 nominating wage hike will have on the attempt may be futile. A similar It is expected the committee Street and Richard E. Lambert of convention. After the February 6 Administrative Assistant Frank transportation account during the wage hike went into effect a few will address the transportation Antonelli, who oversees the 30 David Morris, Road both of delegate selection caucus and committee's first full round of years ago and it was explained account in further detail when Tewksbury have been named May convention, local Democrats transportation account, explained fiscal 1983 budget talks. that nothing could be done about they start going over the that he received a letter from local coordinators of the Tom will serve as the backbone of the As reported in the Town Crier it at that time. operating budget at their O'Neill for Governor campaign. O'Neill campaign," Moulter said. Labor and Industries Com- two weeks ago, Antonelli said he "I've written a letter to the February 3 meeting. Tran- In making the announcement, O'Neill, the state's Lieutenant missioner William Shipps which was looking for an increase of commissioner of labor and in- sportation costs currently ac- announced an increase in the O'Neill's Campaign Manager Governor for the past seven $108,000 in public school tran- dustries as well as Rep. Jim count for about $1.1 million in the Larry Moulter said, "Community years, announced his candidacy basic hourly rate for school bus sportation and about $36,000 in Miceli and Sen. Patricia overall $2.99 million operating leaders, active Democrats, long- for Governor on September 21. drivers from $5.77 to $7.76. private school transportation. McGovern," Antonelli said. He budget, but that figure could The $1.99 hike, which is .99 time O'Neill supporters and His campaign platform in- Last Wednesday he explained explained that those letters change due to the wage rate hike, others committed to bringing cludes a call for a residential cents per hour more than had all other transportation related request assistance in researching The overall fiscal 1983 school fundamental change to property tax freeze, state-wide been projected, apparently must expenses and said the new wage why the rate hike was so large. budget request is set at $10.52 Massachusetts State Government competency standards for public be included in bid specifications rate will probably have a big Ryan added that the request for million, but school officials ex- are organizing in every town and schools, abolition of the state civil when 28 out of the total 37 bus impact on all those figures. information will ask what for- pect that figure to jump when five in every ward of every city. service system, reclamation of contracts go out for renewal. Antonelli and Ryan confirmed mula the commission uses in of the system's unions settle on "Their first task will be to help thousands of abandoned housing determining the size of the rate new contracts. elect Democratic delegates for units and a broadening of the hikes. Ryan had already asked state sales tax base. Three more trains the commission if the wage hike had been a miscalculation and said he was told it was not. for North Wilmington The rate for Shawsheen Tech drivers, Antonelli said, is $7.20 Train service between Boston p.m., 8:15 p.m. and 11:59 p.m. All per hour "We're usually a little and North Wilmington will have trains arrive in North Wilmington bit lower than that," he said. Sh awsheen Tech menu changes effective Sunday. Three approximately 35 minutes later. Committeeman Tom Cook Week of February 1 Chicken in gravy, whipped peas, cranberry sauce, fresh more trains will leave Boston Trains from North Wilmington postulated that the rate, which is Monday: Scrambled hamburg potato, buttered peas, cranberry baked buttered roll, baked every weekday, for a total of to Boston will leave weekdays at . based on an average of current in gravy, whipped potato, but- sauce, fresh baked buttered roll, dessert and milk - or - Tomato seven trains. Two more will leave 6:08 a.m., 6:35 a.m., 7 a.m., 7:26 bus driver wages in the area, has tered peas, fresh baked buttered pudding with topping and milk. soup, tuna salad roll with lettuce, North Wilmington, for a total of a.m., 8:38 a.m. and 10:48 a.m. been based on the rate received roll, chilled fruit and milk - or - Friday: Baked chicken, tossed salad, baked dessert and six. Saturday and Sunday service by Lowell Regional Transit Frankfort in a roll, baked beans, whipped potato, gravy, buttered milk. There will also be two new from Boston to North Wilmington Authority (LRTA) drivers. french fries,condiments, cabbage trains to Boston from Haverhill will have the same schedule, but Ryan agreed with that and carrot slaw, chilled fruit and Tewksbury elementary menu milk. which will not go through North from North Wilmington to Boston postulation and said that several Week of February 1 Thursday: Meatball sub- Wilmington, but will use the there will be differences. Trains years ago he warned against Tuesday: No lunch, early Monday: Baconburger on roll dismissal. marine, corn niblets, frosted cake Wildcat RR and stop at will leave Boston at 2:01 p.m., having an LRTA bus stop at the with tomato slices, mixed and milk. Wilmington. This will be the first 5:01 p.m., 7:01 p.m., and 12:35 Stadium Plaza. He said he feels it Wednesday: Chicken vegetable vegetables, applesauce and milk. Friday: Chilled juice or fruit, time in about a decade in which, a.m. is that stop which is now resulting soup, tomato and cheese pizza, Tuesday: Homemade soup, tuna salad roll, coleslaw or carrot train service has operated on the Saturday trains leave North in having LRTA wages figured buttered corn niblets, gelatin with cheese melt, potato sticks, cookie topping and milk - or - Pork cutlet and celery sticks, ice cream and Wildcat. Wilmington at 6:48 a.m., 8:48 into the rate for Tewksbury and milk. milk. The new weekday schedule, a.m., 11:48 a.m. and 6:13 p.m. school bus drivers. with gravy, whipped potato, Wednesday: Orange juice or Second choice lunch is Boston to North Wilmington, has Sunday trains will leave North Antonelli said he doesn't feel applesauce, buttered vegetable, punch, tomato-cheese pizza, available at all elementary trains leaving at 8:50 a.m., 1:25 Wilmington at 7:13 a.m., 8:13 the account can be "cut back any fresh baked buttered roll, gelatin green beans, jello Avith fruit and with topping and milk. schools; soup, sandwich, milk p.m., 4:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 6:05 a.m., 11:50 a.m. and 6:13 p.m. further" to make up for the in- milk. dessert. crease in wages. He said he liad Thursday: Vegetable soup, examined having staggered baconburger with tomato and Tewksbury Jr High DiBella scholarship fund starts and double routes, but lettuce on a roll, cheese wedges, determined that would cause too buttered green beans, pudding and High school menu The Tewksbury Teachers' School. with topping and milk - or - Association (TTA) has voted to Jimmy taught at the Foster, many safety problems. Week of February 1 green beans, jello with fruit and establish a memorial scholarship Center and Heathbrook schools. He added that an estimated Monday: Baconburger on a roll milk - or - Assorted sandwiches, fund for one of its former He was also involved with the figure of $110 per day for Wilmington with tomato slices, mixed vegetable if desired, dessert and collogues, James A. DiBella. children of Tewksbury in after renewals may have to jump to vegetables, applesauce and milk - milk. Jimmy died suddenly on school sport activities. $118 to cover the wage hike. schools menu or - Baconburger on a roll with Thursday: Meatball sub- November 23 and his loss has Donations may be deposited in Ryan said the total tran- Week of February 1 tomato slices, mixed vegetables, marine, corn niblets, frosted cake been greatly felt by many. the name of James Anthony sportation account, which in- Monday: Chilled juice, Italian applesauce and milk. and milk - or - Frankfurter on a He was a resident of DiBella at the BayBank Mid- cludes public school; private cheeseburger on a roll (beef patti Tuesday: Barbecued pork on a roll with mustard and relish, Tewksbury, attended Tewksbury dlesex, Tewksbury office, 986 school; handicapped; athletic; with mozzarella cheese), but- roll, french fries, vegetable of the corn, dessert and milk. Schools and was a graduate of Main St., Tewksbury, Mass field trips; and reimbursements tered vegetable, cookies and day, cookie and milk - or - Ravioli Friday: Batter fried fish, Tewksbury Memorial High 01876. to private school parents, could milk. with sauce, green beans, hot french fries or puffs, coleslaw, hot Tuesday: Clam roll with tartar buttered roll, dessert and milk. roll, ice cream and milk - or - sauce, chilled fruit, buttered Wednesday: Orange juidp or Tuna salad roll, vegetable if vegetable, jello with topping and punch, tomato-cheese pizza, desired, ice cream and milk. milk. Elementary: Tomato-alphabet soup, Rrilled cheese sandwich, Calvin Drew, former Wilmington resident carrot and celery sticks, jello with topping and milk. Calvin C. Drew of Reading, Board of Selectmen for more than of Reading; his daughter Charlotte Erwin of Woburn; four Wednesday: Frankfort on roll, formerly of Wilmington died in 20 years. french fries, buttered vegetable, Cambridge on January 22 at the Mr. Drew had been a resident of brothers, Leonard of Ohio, Robert Thank You toll house squares and milk. age of 56. Woburn prior to moving to of Texas, Richard of Tewksbury, Arthur of Wilmington, and four Thursday: Roast turkey, Born in Melrose,, the son of the Reading four years ago. A car- whipped potato, buttered peas, Reading Savings Bank Depositors late Lauchlin and the late Wavie penter by trade, he was a grandchildren. Services were held from the .bread and butter, cookies and Drew, he was raised in member of Local 41 of the Car- milk. Wilmington and was a graduate penters' Union and served with Arthur P. Graham Funeral Home, Woburn on January 25. Friday: Italian pizza with of Wilmington High School. His the Marine Corps during World tomato and cheese, cheese The citizens of the Reading, North Reading and Wilmington mother was one of the founders of War II. Burial followed in Woodbrook Cemetery. wedges, buttered vegetable, communities by continuing to choose the Reading Savings the Wilmington Community Fund Surviving are his wife Eleanor chilled fruit, ice cream and milk. and served on the Wilmington (Brazel) Drew; his son Stanley C. Bank as their bank have allowed us to provide funds 'o the community for second mortgages Rose Gray died after lengthy illness Regional Health Center Hatfield of Heading Friends, relatives and loved Mrs. Rose C. Gray of 16 Dewey formerly employed by Avco Corp. ones honored by contributions in For details, Ave. Wilmington died at Win- Mrs. Gray was the widow of Funeral services will be held at the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son their memory to the Regional chester Hospital on Monday Kenneth Gray and is survived by Health Center in Wilmington this please call Mrs. Bogart following a lengthy illness. her seven children, Mrs. Carol Funeral Home, 374 Main St., Mrs. Gray, who was 56 years of Milam of Washington, DC; Wilmington Thursday at 1 p.m. week include: Kenneth Gray of Salem, N.H.; with the Rev. Richard L. Evans of In memory of Ronaldo J. St. 944-5000 age was born in Reading the Hilaire from Tom and Gladys daughter of the late Edna (White) Mrs. Lucille Hunt of Billerica; the United Methodist Church Sullivan. and the late William E. Hatfield. Richard Gray of Lowell; Susan, officiating. Burial will follow in An Equal Housing Lender Wildwood Cemetery. In memory of Ken Wilson from She lived in Reading during her Steven and Michael Gray of Mrs. Milano andana Maria.maria. — younger years and had been a Wilmington; her sister, Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral resident of Wilmington for the Mary Audette of Billerica; her home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and past 26 years where she was two brothers, Paul and Arthur from 7 to 9 p.m Eric Moore died unexpectedly Eric E. Moore of 35 Concord St., Wilmington and held membership daughters, Melissa Ann Herlind Anniversary Wilmington died unexpectedly in the Edmond Lodge of Vikings, and Crystal Lee Perry also Friday evening at Massachusetts Woburn. survive. General Hospital. Mr. Moore was a precision Funeral services were held Mr. Moore, who was the son of machinist, and at the time of his Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the United the late Lillian M. (Davis) and the death was serving as a pattern Methodist Church, Wilmington late Cecil M. Moore, was born in maker at Hanscom Air Force with the Rev. Richard L. Evans officiating. Burial followed in the Sale Halifax, Nova Scotia 57 years Base, Bedford. ago. He lived in Medford during He is survived by his wife, family lot, Wildwood Cemetery. his younger years and had been a Thelma M. (Aalemd) Moore, his Pall bearers for their uncle resident of Wilmington for the three daughters, Mrs. Karen M. were Robert, Scott and Gary past 25 years. Herlind of Wakefield, Mrs. Wheadon, Robert and Kenneth He served in the U.S. Navy Sandra L. Perry of Methuen and Aalerud and Frederick Bent. during World War II and was a Miss Laurie Ann More of Arrangements were under the member of the Nee-Ellsworth Wilmington; his two sisters, Mrs. direction of the W.S. Cavanaugh V.F.W. Post 2458, Wilmington. He Margery H. Cook of Rhode Island & Sons Funeral Home, was an active member of the and Mrs. Joan B. Wheadon of Wilmington. Friendship AF&AM Lodge, Holbrook. His two grand- ■ -COUPON EARTHQUAKE 50' OFF '/2 DOZEN MUFFINS $1.00 OFF A DOZEN MUFFINS Stop by any participating Dunkin' Donuts shop and save 50* It can happen here! — It has! According to those who know, our area is susceptible. Coverage is on the purchase of a half dozen muffins or $1 00 on (he purchase of a dozen May not be combined with any other available and may be made part of your present Homeowners Policy at comparatively low cost. offer Only one coupon per customer Offer food from 1/27/82 thru 2/2/82 Until: 2 down We .vould be pleased to quote the cost if you are interested in this additional protection. OUNKIN- 321 Main St. Bedell Brothers Insurance Agency. Inc. 402 Main St., Wilmington, Mass. 01887 DONUTS Wilmington 658-9116 — 944-4470 W . I Ht worth the trip. J MM ■ \ •/■ \ L PAGE 6 JANUARY 27, 1982 QJoum Sports Sports Notebook by Rick Cooke Big deal, so I'm five weeks late A belated holiday cheer So I'm five weeks late with my hockey coach Jan Cassidy. All much deserved step and a half. To Christmas gifts. Big deal. You this coach does is consistently Kevin Anderson, an eight by ten people are lucky that you're bring home Merrimack Valley glossy of himself. Gary Jenkins, getting anything considering my Conference powerhouses. Does a the chance to fire the first pitch to financial state of affairs. local daily newspaper recognize Steve Garvey on opening day. To First on my list this year is her as coach of the year for the all my ex-girlfriends, purple Wilmington High School varsity past season? Wrongo. To Jan hearts for putting up with me. For football coach John Ritchie. Now Cassidy, the Town Crier's myself - a medal of honor for I can't honestly say that John is unofficial MVC Field Hockey putting up with one of those ex's any great friend of mine, but Coach of the Year Award. There's for as long as I did. neither is he a person whom I no trophy Jan, just this column to absolutely can't stand either. For clip and save. that reason, he deserves Now, for some very special Notebook something this late holiday gifts, all wrapped up and ready to page nine I dare Rick Cook? pholo season. For the Cat football go. To my friend. Mike Manna, a Tewksbury freshmen guard Tim Boudreau (121 applies some intense defensive coach, the first official Rick you, buddy pressure in Friday afternoon's loss lo Austin Prep. Cooke Autographed Dart Board. The board is of regulation size, with a color glossy of your's truly smiling out at the contestant. One WHS Wrestling thousand points if you dart my nose John. Gift number two goes to a Wilmington coach whom I've Wildcats maul Hillies, 60-9 always admired for his toughness in the face of undeserved The Wildcat wrestlers im- Wilmington 60 Haverhill 9 One hundred and forty pounds, criticism. Wildcat hockey coach proved their record to 3-5- last One hundred pounds, Tom Ross Darin Colarusso (W) by fall, Scott Bill Cullen's gift is a Merrimack week when they handily defeated (W) by forfeit; 107, Co-capt Brian Tannon(H),3:40; 147, John Z^ino Valley Hockey League cham- the Hillies of Haverhill, 60-9. The Belmore (W) by fall, Jim Carven (W) by fall, Jim Geminaro (H), pionship. I mean, all the guy has Cats posted 10 victories, eight by (H), 4:54; 114, Steve Hanides (H) 2:47; 157, Co-capt Len Boudreau done is go 34-13-18 over his first pin and two by forfeit. by fall, Kevin Dunnett (W) :23; (W) by fall, Steve Rogers (H), three years at the Wilmington Tom Ross picked up six team 121, Frank Carta (W) by fall, 3:46; 169, Jeff Linehan (W) by hockey helm, and this year his points by forfeit at 100 pounds. Co- MikeEmerton (H), 1:27; 128, Bob fall, Jim Roberts (H), 5:40; 187, team is a rock solid 7-3-1. captain Brian Belmore pumped Miele (W) by fall, Steve DeFeo Joe Morgan (W) by fall, Mike Wildcat basketball mentor Jim up to 107 and waxed Jim Carven (H), 4:29; 134, Rich Bowler (H) Giampa (H), 1:22; unlimited, Tildsley's gift is at least a .500 at 4:54. Frank Carta (121) and decision, Jim Vachon (W), 16-13. Dave Hanson (W) by forfeit. season, be it this year or next. Bob Miele (128) added two more Jim has genuinely worked his pins at 1.27 and 4:29 respectively. Elks Hoop Shoot butt off over the past couple of Jim Vachon (134), down with the years trying to bring respec- flu, nevertheless had a fine tability to the Wildcat hoop match, coming from behind 10-1 Tewksbury shooters program. in the third period before losing The first Tewksbury gift goes to 16-13. Time ran out as Jim was Redmen basketball coach Dave going for the pin. At 140, Darin state finalists Mullen For Dave, a power for- Colarusso pinned his opponent at Two Tewksbury youngsters division. ward so senior Phil Fan- can 3:40. have advanced to the State Finals Other Tewksbury youngsters finally move to point guard, John Zaino (147), co-captain of the Elks Hoop Shoot to be held showing well at the Lawrence where Tewksbury is in dire Len Boudreau (157), Jeff Linehan this coming Saturday at Hoop Shoot were Patty Coviello straights indeed. (169) and Joe Morgan (187) all Chelmsford's McCarthy Junior with a third place (14-25) in the 12- To Tewksbury High School field pitched in with pins. Freshman High School gym starting at 10 13 year old bracket and Julie hockey coach Bonnie Roberts, a Dave Hanson (unlimited) a.m. Anzivino with another third in the chance to take a poke at me for finished off the scoring, picking Tim Boudreau won the 12-13 10-11 group. Taking home fifth misplacing (actually Bonnie, I up a forfeit. year old division, sinking 16 of 25 places were Joe Kearnes (10-11) lost it) her team's copy late last On the JV side, Dennis Riley charity tosses, while hot shot and Brian Brooks (8-9). season. I heard that it was the (114), John Pelletier (134) and Joanne McNamara also sank 16 of best thing that Bonnie has ever Jim Cheney (14) al^ posted pins. 25 to take the 8-9 year old girls' written. For the Tewksbury Adult Basketball League referees, an Sullivan fractures ankle introduction to Towne Auto guard Barry Sheehan. The guy hasn't committed a foul in five years. A well deserved gift for a new Shawsheen girls comeback, clip Notre Dame, 39-37 father, former Tewksbury High School goaltender Rod Fraser, a Have Kwiatowski photo bronzed goalie stick for his Wilmington's Maureen Sullivan and Shawsheen Tech In- The Shawsheen Tech Rams contest with aggressive defensive Rams were beginning to wear spanking new living room. Nice girls' varsity basketball team 'pressure. Having to press a much down ND when senior Co-captain structor Robert Kanellas manage lo smile despite the fact work, Roddy. Lost for that Maureen will be lost to the Tech girls basketball squad improved its record to 4-6 taller N.D.A. team, the Rams left Maura Sullivan went down with a To the well meaning people who for the remainder of the season with a broken ankle. The Thursday with a thrilling, come- the court trailing 20-12 at half- broken left ankle. Coach Barriss turn in the Wilmington and the season senior co-captain was injured in last Thursday's exciting from-behind 39-27 victory over time. Tewksbury Youth Hockey 39-37 Shawsheen victory. The player was taken by Kanellas Notre Dame Academy of Lowell. Shawsheen continued it's reports, a typewriter. to the Regional Health Center in Wilmington (where this Despite a terrible first half draught in the third period Comeback A very special gift should go to photo was taken) for treatment. See story this page. shooting performance (5-31) from despite having decent scoring page seven Wilmington High School field the floor, the Rams stayed in the opportunities. However, the WILMINGTON YOUTH HOCKEY Autowize SERVICE BEYOND THE SAtE" \ CUTTER and CUTTER "ViewS On * j INDIVIDUAL Attorneyt-at-Law NOMINATIONS TAX RETURNS RALPH'S EST 1935 For 1982-1983 season are being sought tor Board Cental Health ol Directors and Officers. Persons interested in By RANDALL SMITH, D.D.S.. 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I blems are beginning. As the Wilmington Road ; . . TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 27,1982 .7 Thirty-one players graduate This week in the MVHL Wilmington Pop Warner Cougars stop Cats; honors athletes Redmen still in race Wilmington High School's Merrimack Valley The Wilmington Pop Warner their outstanding achievements hockey team fell short in another Hockey League organization honored 31 of its both on the gridiron and in the MVHL showdown Monday night, Results Monday graduating A' team players and classroom: dropping a 5-2 decision to league Cbelmsford 11, Haverhill 2 cheerleaders as well as Scholar-athlete awards power Austin Prep (9-1-1). The Tewksbury 3, Greater Lawrence 1 recognizing 52 youngsters in the C team players loss drops the Wildcats' slate to 7- Lowell 6, Lawrence Central 4 program for their scholastic Steve Fuller, Jeff Gardner, 3-1. Austin Prep 5, Wilmington 2 achievements at the Annual 1961 Brian Gibson, Richie Hayden, In other MVHL action Monday Lawrence 6, Dracut 0 Break-up Banquet held Friday Jim Magliozzi, Tim Moran, Tom night, Tewksbury remained in the W..L..T..P..F..A evening, Jan. 15 at the Sons of Moran, Jeff Murphy, Eric Pent- hunt for an MVHL playoff spot Billerica 10 0 0 20 68 15 Italy Hall. tinen, Chris Riccio, Mike Smith, with a 3-1 victory over Greater Austin Prep 9 1 1 19 50 11 One hundred and ninety Mark Tully and Danny Woods. Lawrence Regional. Methuen 8 3 0 16 52 30 Lowell 7 3 1 15 71 35 youngsters representing the A, B C team cheerleaders Wildcat The WHS wrestler* made easy work of the Haverhill Hillies Wilmington drew first blood in and C travelling teams, along Robin Alia by, Andrea Ducey, last week, rolling to a (S-t victory. Bob Mlele Is In for a Wilmington 7.. .3. .1. .15. .46. .23 Lisa DeChellis, Jessica Falzone, matmen momentary itruggle. See story, page six. its game, as Dennis Moran scored Chelmsford 6 3 2 14 S5 27 with the members of the two D just 10 seconds into the game, Instructional squads attended the Heidi Fields, Melissa Lyons, roll Tewksbury 6.. .3. .2. .14. .42. .37 Barbara Shdeed, Kristen South with the assists to Don Josephson Haverhill 4 6 1 9 32 54 event and Jim Smith. Trophies were presented to 31 mayd, Kelly Sullivan, Sheryl Greater Lawren- graduating A team players and Topping and Maura Tully. ce 3 6 2 8 33 51 Wilmington Recreation Coming Events Jim Smith later tied the game Lawrence 2 9 0 4 27 70 cheerleaders, while patches and B team players at 2-2 with help from Moran, but team pictures were presented to Jim Clancy, Rusty Pelham and Lawrence Cen- two Cougar goals with co-captain tral 1 9 1 3 33 64 all team members in recognition Tom Pote. Jim Conti in the penalty box hurt of their dedicated efforts and B team cheerleaders Andover 1 9 2 3 23 62 Girls basketball clinic the WHS upset cause. Wildcats' Dracut 1 10 0 2 26 88 participation in the Pop Warner Christine Bachand, Laura goalie Jeff Lux played a fine Football Program during the past Dambrosio, Michelle Holbrook, Game Tuesday (Jan. 26) Monday, Feb. 1, the Wilmington take the items directly to the game, as did Austin Prep Billerica at Haverhill (8 p.m., season. Catherine Lydon, Karen defensemen John Palmer. In addition to the graduating Ouellette, Dorice Reitchel, Lisa Recreation Department will office in the Town Hall Annex, Haverhill DNK Rink). sponsor a basketball clinic for Monday through Friday from 9 Games Wednesday (Jan. 27) athletic presentation, 52 Sawyer, Nancy Sullivan, Nan- Tewksbury 3 Greater Lawrence 1 cyne Sullivan and Cheryl Ward. girls ages 12,13 and 14. The time a.m. to2 p.m. Donations may also Chelmsford vs Lawrence (3:30 youngsters from the A, B and C be dropped off at the high school Armind Dias notched two goals travelling teams, including 24 is 7 p.m. in the high school gym. p.m., Methuen High). The clinic will be conducted by on the days of the sale. and Derek Vachon also scored to Lowell vs Greater-Lawrence, players and 28 cheerleaders, were A team players . pace the Redmen. Boo Tremlett Chris Athanasia, Tom Doug Anderson and his varsity Men's open gym * (5:30 p.m., Methuen). honored for their scholastic Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 picked up two assists for the achievements during the past Bachand, Pete Campbell, John squad. Lawrence Central vs Dracut, Desforge, Jonathan Hensey, Russ Ski trip p.m., the North Intermediate winners, with singletons to (6:30 p.m., Hallenborg Rink.) season. Each award recipient School gym is open to all local Vachon, Greg Reposa, Terry was presented a Little Scholar Lydon, Brian Murphy and Eric The Wilmington Recreation >■ Tewksbury vs Austin Prep, department has scheduled a ski men who wish to practice Feran and Mark Walsh. Junior (7:30 p.m., Methuen). Student-Athlete certificate in Ouellette. goalie Ed Walsh came up with 21 A team cheerleaders trip to Loon Mountain Sunday, basketball. The cost is $2.00 per Andover vs Wilmington, (8:15 recognition of outstanding visit. saves for Tewksbury. achievement in the classroom Dawn Borenstein, Tara Jan. 31. The ski trips are p.m., Hallenborg). Coolberth, Monica Falzone, primarily geared to high school Disney on Ice fron the National Pop Warner Wednesday, Feb. 17, the Wilmington Youth Hockey Headquarters in Philadelphia. Stephanie Gardner, Kerry students and adults. To register, Harris, Kristina Lewis and Lauri see Mr. Malay at the high school Wilmington Recreation Dept. will Mrs. Verniece Hensey, Pop sponsor a trip to Boston Garden Warner President, moderated the Ann Morin. in or near room 218, or go to the Rec office between 9 a.m. and 2 for the Disney on Ice show. awards ceremonies, presenting Tickets are $9.00 and include bus Mites blast Chelmsford, 5-2 the awards to the graduating Graduating awards p.m. daily. Players Volleyball fare. Silver Medalist and World members and the Scholar-Athlete Champion Linda Fratianne will recipients, while the coaches Chris Athanasia, Tom Volleyball is played in the Mites blast Cbelmsford, 5-2 Pee Wee's Ue Ipswich, 3-3 Bachand, Ed Bourque, Pete North Intermediate School gym be headlining the show, along In recent Mite hockey action at In recent action at the Danvers presented patches to the mem- Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to with all the favorite Disney bers of their respective squads, as Campbell, Bobby Cole, Greg the Wilmington Youth Ice Arena, Twin Rinks, coach Steve Mc Connors, Mike DeLucia, John 9:30. All those 18 and over are characters. Namara's Wilmington Pee Wee the Break-up Banquet officially Call the Rec office at 658^512, John Cronin's Wilmington Mite A ended the 1981 Pop Warner Desforge, Danny Duffy, Ken eligible to take part. The cost is squad spotted Chelmsford a first C's took on a tough, forechecking $2.00 per visit. or go to the office between 9 a.m. football season. Ferrari, Dave Gardner, Bill period goal and then preceded to bunch of Pee Wee's from Ipswich Gullage, Jonathan Hensey, Greg Basketball flea market and 2 p.m. to make reservations. skate them out of the rink with and came away with a come- State Representative James R. A flea market and bake sale Miceli, guest of honor, presented Howard, Joe Ientile, Dave Kelley, five consecutive goals, including from-behind 3-3 tie. Russ Lydon, John McLaughlin, sponsored by the Wilmington .Roller skating party Wilmington managed the tying a Certificate of Proclamation The Wilmington Recreation first period scores by Dave from the Commonwealth of Lou Moore, Brian Murphy, Eric Recreation Department will be Murray assisted by George goal with only two minutes to play Ouellette, Rusty Pelham and held Saturday and Sunday, Jan. Department will sponsor a night in the game. Wilmington's record Massachusetts to the Wilmington of fun at Roll on America in Melitse and Melitse's unassisted Charlie Rooney. 30 and 31 in the high school gym. score, and second period tallies now stands at 4-9-3. Pop Warner organization in Saturday hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 Lawrence, Tuesday, Feb. 16. recognition of the dedicated work Cheerleaders by Kevin Fuller (unassisted), Shadowing the Ipswich offense Dawn Borenstein, Michelle p.m. with Sunday hours from 1 to Tickets for the party are were Rich Kurowski, who also performed by all the Pop Warner available in the Rec office John Ciaramaglia (from Kevin Cahill, Janice Connell, Lisa 5 p.m. Fuller) and Dennis Rooney. scored a goal, along with Sean members for the youth of Proceeds of the event will go to Monday through Friday between Wilmington. Dambrosio, Stephanie Gardner, George Melitse later scored Lambert, John Gottlander, Bryan Kristina Lewis, Lauri Ann Morin the Recreation Basketball 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Redler and an occasional stint by The following Pop Warner The cost is $3.00 for the bus ride assisted by Robbie McDonald and youngsters received awards for and Kathleen Robinson. League. • Anyone wishing to Greg Connolly to close out the Butch Alpers, who also scored. donate items is urged to contact and skating, phis $1.00 for skate Peter Fielding had an out\ rental. The party is for all ages. Wilmington scoring. MVC girls track Ron Swasey in the Rec office or Goalie Mike Pitcher was again standing game and came up with' outstanding in net, as were his an assist. Mike Mercuri in net MVC Basketball defensive mates Melitse, Con- made several excellent saves, Lowell tops WHS nolly, Harris, Ahem and Meeker. turning away 17 of the 20 Ipswich However, the second line stole the shots on goal. Local girls score wins show, as they skated well and Lowell High's girls' track squad Debby Errico (1000). passed the puck, gaining kudos Score by periods handed the WHS girls a 60-22 MVC girls track from all in attendance. Wilmington 0-1-2 3 setback Monday night in MVC Results Monday and atop the MVC with its win Others who had a hand in the Ipswich 0-1-2 3 action, setting several records Lowell 60, Wilmington 22 Both the Tewksbury and victory were Mike MacCutcheon, Shots on goal Haverhill 70, Greater Lawrence Wilmington High School girls' over Keith. Guard Patty Murphy along the way. (21) and center Jerrie Bernier Scott Barry, Rich Barletta, Pat Wilmington 3- 2-13 18 The Cats received solid efforts 14 varsity basketball squads posted Rooney and Wendell Holmes. Ipswich 6-W- 4 20 from a number of athletes, in- Methuen 61, Lawrence 15 impressive victories in Friday (18) led the way. cluding a first for Cheryl Bran- W..L..T ..Pet. night action, with the Cats rolling The WHS boys' varsity hoop scombe with a 32 foot toss in the Billerica 6 0 0 1.000 over a weak Billerica club, 57-36 squad fell, 64-50 at the hands of Comeback from page six and Tewksbury crushing non- Billerica in rugged MVC action shot put and seconds for April Andover 4 1 0 .800 was forced to go with a three Playing super games for the Smallidize (hurdles), Judy Seville Methuen 4 2 1 .667 league opponent Keith Hall, 60-45. Friday night. "Bob Perry sparked The Wildcats were paced by the Cats'attack with 12 points. guard offense after the injury to Flams were senior Co-captain (300) and Lisa Desforge (mile). Haverhill 3 2 0 .600 Sullivan. Diana Consaul and sophomore Wilmington's mile relay team Lowell 3 4 0 .429 guard Karen Rowe with 18 points Center Mark Whitney also con- and the balanced attack of Megan tributed 12 to the cause. Guard The fourth period was all guard Patty Robson. also forged a first place. Wilmington 2 3.0 ...400 Rams. Down by 11 points when The game was won at the foul Taking thirds for the locals Cbelmsford 2 5 0 .286 Donnelly (eight). Sue Gillespie Jon Nolan again played well, (nine), Paula Burns (seven) and scoring 15 points, while senior the period started, the Shawsheen line, as the Rams hit 13-13 charity were Stephanie Briggs (hurdles), Greater Lawrence 1 3 0 .250 pressed all over the court to get shots. Diane Tobey (two mile) and Lawrence 0 5 0 .000 Lisa Lombard (seven). forward Bob Landrigan chipped Tewksbury remained unbeaten in with six. back in the game. BINGO BINGO BINGO Connors and Tagliaferro, P.C. 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Glebus rounded out the Sonics scoring, throwing in four and two eight. Defensively, Shawn Blades Suns 2 1 .667 1 In last week's Senior Division The Nuggets bounced back to scoring. points respectively. and Peter Kushnieruk played well Warriors 2 1 .667 1 highlights, the Bucks beat the beat the Pistons 30-15 behind The Nuggets ran their record to Senior Division for the Bulls. Kings 1 2 .333 2 Rockets, 46-32 behind a balanced Timmy Bedard's 12 points. Brian 2-0 with a 28-12 victory over the Senior Division highlights found Boys' Division Sonics 12 .333 2 scoring attack that featured 12 Lenhart came up with three Kings. Mark Paglia, Gary the Hawks beating the Colts, 54- Senior Division points each by Jeff Smith and points for the Pistons and Mit- Powrers and Jeff Stone led the 35. Gregg Kobelski was game East Schedule Tuesday. Feb. 2 Keith Tower, 11 by Steve Sledz chell King played a good game on winners with 10. eight and six high scorer with 18 points. Brian W..L..Pct.G.B. Junior High School, 6:30 p.m. and eight by Bobby Dziadosz. defense. points respectively. McDonough added 10 points for Bucks 3 0 1.000 Nets vs Jazz; 8 p.m. Spurs vs ' The Rockets' scoring was led by The Kings won their first game For the Kings, Paul Mirabella the winners and Rick DeBay Clippers 3 0 1.000 Hawks. Jerry Hand with eight points and of the season by a score of 33-17 and Joe Kearnes each came up came up with four. Hawks 3 0 1.000 Dewing School, 6:30 p.m. Tommy Niles and Bob Breuer over the 76ers. Kevin O'Brien led with four points. Jim Evangelista played a Bulls 0 4 .000 3>/2 Warriors vs Knicks; 8 p.m. with six apiece. the Kings scorers with 12 points. The Suns evened their record at • strong game for the Colts, hauling West Clippers vs Bucks. The Bucks ran their record to 3- Paul Mirabella and Chris Stys 1-1, downing the Nets 36-12 behind down 16 rebounds and scoring 10 Spurs 3 0 1.000 Wednesday, Feb. 3 0 with a 39-32 victory over the also played well on offense, while a fine offensive showing by Jay points. Bob Long dropped in eight Colts 0 2 .000 2>£ Dewing School, 6:30 p.m. Jazz Bulls. Bobby Dziadosz put on an John Sweeney and Matt Boucher Rideout. The losers were paced points and Robbie "Bones" Busch Lakers 0 2 .000 2 Vs vs Nuggets; 8 p.m. Lakers vs outstanding outside shooting shone defensively. Robert by Mike Hennessey's six points, did a fine job of running the of- Rockets 0 4 .000 3'^ Bucks. display for the winners, pouring Williams led the 76ers with eight while Mike Frasca, Brian Wahl fense. Junior Division in 22 points, most of which came points. and Glen Harris played good Timmy Boudreau's 12 points East Thursday, Feb. 4 from the 15-20 foot range. Dave The Celtics remained unbeaten, games on defense. led the Spurs to a 50-36 triumph Celtics . 3 0 1.000 Heathbrook, 6:30 p.m. Pistons Flanagan played a good defensive defeating the Sonics 25-13 behind The Celtics continued unbeaten, over the Bulls Bobby Briggs and Nets .500 Vz vs Suns. game for the Bucks. Bryan Cedorchuk's 10 points, as they topped the Pistons, 42-6. Bobby Byers came up with 10 and Bullets 1 2 .333 2 Friday. Feb. 5 The Bulls attack was paced by Shawn Sullivan's six and Kyrie Brian Cedorchuk was high man eight points respectively for the Knicks 12 .333 2 Junior High School, 6:30 p.m. Al Piccolo with 12 points, followed Stevens' five. Doug Welton led the for the winners with 14 points, winners. 76ers 1 3 .250 2'i Nets vs Warriors; 8 p.m. Clippers by Billy Krzesinski with eight and Sonics with seven points and Mike while Brian Hanrahan added 12 Mike Dunley was the Bulls' Pistons 0 4 000 :i'-. vs Colts. Mike Dunley with six. Zotto came up with two on and Chris Sullivan tossed in eight high scorer with 11 points, West Dewing School, 6:30 p.m. Kings Robby Ayiward split the twines defense. Andy Flanagan and Joe Pat Romano and Sean Mc- followed by Billy Krzesinski with Jazz 3 0 1.000 vs Knicks; 8 p.m. Rockets vs for 18 points to lead the Clippers Halloran played well for the Donough did all the Pistons' nine and Brian Itzkowitz with Nuggets 3 1 .750 I* Lakers. to a 39-21 victory over the Sonics. Rockets. Bud McAllister and The Nets downed the Pistons 31- Wilmington Recreation Basketball Scott Macie played fine all- 15. High scorer for the Nets was around games for the winners, Joe Mascetti with 12, followed by while Brian Ayiward chipped in Jeff Wahl with 11 points. with five points. Terry Aspell was Defensively, Chris Martin, Jeff Robins edge Jays, 16-10 high man for the Rockets with Saunders and Brian Raymond all nine points. played well. Pat Romano poured Junior Girls pushed in two points for the Intermediate Girls Maciejewski and Marsha Burns Junior Division in 11 points for the Pistons and Robins 16 Jays 10 Falcons. Pandas 28 Fawns 18 with two apiece. In Junior Division aetion, the Jim McLean came up with a fine Cathy Nistico led the winners' Gulls 14 Eagles 4 Kerry Sheehan and Sue Dodge Men's League Jazz kept their perfect record all-around game. attack with 10 points, followed by John Masse led the Gulls attack shared the scoring honors, No. Wilmington Shell 69 Altron 62 intact with a 19-14 decision over The Nets evened their record at Laurie Robinson with four and with eight oints, followed by Jeff pushing in eight points apiece, George Pratt was top scorer for the Bullets. - 2-2 with a 26-22 triumph over the Jenny Dolan with two. Botte with four and Jimmy while Sandy Berrigan and Kris ten the winners with 22 points, . Art Piccolo was high scorer for 76ers. Mike Hennessey dropped in Heather Cram sparked the Jays Borichard with two Neil Pent- Knight each contributed four followed by Jim Tildsley with 14 the Jazz with eight points, while 12 points for the winners, followed with six buckets. Chris Bon- tinen scored two for the Eagles, points. Dorice Reitchel aided the and Doug Anderson with 11. EJric Mohan and Robby Fardin by Jeff Wahl with six. On defense, narrigo pushed in two and Beth Scott Tuxbury one and Mike Fawns attack with four points, Peter Eran hooped 16 points for came up with four points each. Dave Levy, Dave Finn and Brian Sheehen helped out with two more Burns one. while Becky Batten Laura Mc- Altron, George Dristiliens 12 and Defensively,' Timmy Beaton, Wahl played well. Junior Boys South Cann canned two apiece. Pete Latulippe 12. Peter Krzesinski and Art Dunlea Junior Division Larks 14 Orioles 10 Chris D'Antone sparked the Minks 22 Swans 15 all played well. In recent Junior Division ac- Amy Caruso was high scorer winners with 10 points, followed Val Sullivan sparked the Rocco's 88 Aces 59 For the Bullets, Charlie Calari tion, 10 fourth quarter points with six points. Judy Baptiste and by Mark Tully with eight and winners with 11 points and Carol Dick Dowd sparked Rocco's threw in four points and Chris brought the 76ers from behind to Danielle Fay each chipped in with Tony DeSantis with five. Joe Flaherty chipped in with seven. with 21 points. Marty Sullivan Bova and Eric Szmyt each added beat the Sonics, 23-19. Joe An- four for the Larks. Magliozzi tallied eight points Kristen Butt was the Swans' tallied 16 and Paul Burke pushed three. Nick Grund and Mike driolo paced the 76ers attack with Laura Scallese turned in four toward the Knick attack, Don high scorer, pumping in 13 points. in 10 points toward a winning Gillette came up with good 11 points, six of them coming in for the Orioles, while Gina Corson four, Jon Oliver two and Nancy Newark and Diane cause. defensive efforts for the losers. the fourth period. Martinello, Justine King and Chris Allan two. Newark each aided the cause with Halloran totaled 21 Ace points, The Warriors won their second Calvin Wang scored six points Denise McLaughlin all pumped in Bullets 14 Royals 13 one point apiece. followed by Gerry Forget with 12, game of the season by a 25-21 and Dean Graffeo and Jim Pit- two points. Peter Torell was high scorer Bees 20 Deers 12 Mahoney with eight and Milt count over the Nuggets. The sman also played well on offense. Junior Boys with eight points, followed by Gail Lombard was busy scoring Cram with eight. 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Mark Cedorchuck scored two girls (High School, 3:15); Wrestling goals Sunday to power the Ricky Frederickson. Methuen at Wilmington freshmen Pee Wee BII1 North Reading 1 Wed., Jan. 27: Greater Tewksbury Mite A's to a solid 2-0 girls (3:15); Methuen at Lawrence at Wilmington; Lowell victory over Chelmsford in local Keith Robinson scored the lone Wilmington freshmen boys Tewksbury goal with help from at Tewksbury (6:30). Youth Hockey League action. (4:30). Sat., Jan. 30: Wilmington at Playing fine games defensively Bob Doyle and Chris Rapuano. Andover at Tewksbury boys The goal gave the locals the tie Westford quad Tournament (2 for the Mites were Daniel and girls varsity; Methuen at p.m.); Tewksbury at Methuen Crowley, Brian Andrella and with just 37 seconds left to play. Wilmington boys and girls varsity Tournament (6:30). goalie Joey Killion. Pee Wee BII 2 Andover 1 (6:30). Wed.. Feb. 3: Greater Lowell at Pat Amorella and Keith Tues., Feb. 2: Methuen at Robinson scored to give Wilmington; Greater Lawrence Squirt B's 4 Billerica 3 Tewksbury freshmen girls (High at Tewksbury (6:30). Alex Maclellan pocketed two Tewksbury this solid victory. School, 3:15); Methuen at goals, with single scores to John Tewksbury freshmen boys Track Crowley and David Sledz, as the Pee Wee BII 3 Manchester 1 (Junior High, 3:15); Lowell at Than., Jan. 28: Wilmington B's staged a furious third period Bob Doyle, Joe Cotugno and Wilmington freshmen girls boys vs Lawrence, Tewksbury vs comeback ^to defeat Billerica. Keith Robinson scored with help (3:15); Lowell at Wilmington Lowell; Wilmington girls vs Babine had two assists for the from Cotugno (two), Jim freshmen boys (4:30). Haverhill (Lowell, 6:15). winners, with the other helpers Hamilton and Robinson. Methuen at Tewksbury boys Mon., Feb. 1: Wilmington boys going to Sledz and Mike Dicocca. Pee Wee BII 6 Wakefield 0 and girls varsity; Lowell at and girls vs Billerica (Lowell, Keith Desisto, Mike Zotto, Dan Goalie Jackie Sweeney posted Wilmington boys and girls varsity 6:15). Fimeno, Mike Martell, Brian this shutout behind a powerhouse (6:30). Gymnastics University of Lowell head coach Tony Romano (center). The Kelly, Matt Sullivan, Matt offense supplied by Steve Vassil Hockey Wed., Jan. 27: Billerica at Hanked by assistants Jim Sullivan and Larry Kelleher. ob- Boucher and Paul Botto were all (two), Bob Doyle, Keith Robin- ..Wed., Jan. 27: Tewksbury vs Wilmington girls (3:15). Tewksbury viously is very pleased with the progress of his Chiefs. The young ULowell team dumped St. Michaels, 64-54 Monday strong in support of goalie Peter son, Jay Silvia and Pat Amorella. Austin Prep (Methuen, 7:30); Wed., Feb. 3: Dracut at connection night at the Costello Fieldhouse, improving their record to Atherton. Hamilton and Cotugno notched Wilmington vs Andover Wilmington girls (4 p.m. 7-11. Squirt B's 4 Wakefield 1 two assists apiece for the win- Brian Kelly and Bob Peters ners, with single helpers to Larry Youth Basketball scored two goals apiece for the Lumia and Chris Rapuano. Notebook from page six winners, with help from Dan To Tewksbury girls junior Recreational Vehicles, 144 Fimeno (two assists), Peters varsity basketball coach Don Merrimack Street. Lowell from 9- (two assists) and Kelly. Goalie St. William's rolls Ciampa, an autographed Paul 5 daily. The phone number there Atherton was outstanding for Westhead playbook. And finally, is 458-1230. Tewksbury. Bums cracks what I think is a very special gift. Romano's club coming around Squirt B's 6 Arlington 3 To all the Wilmington sports fans Alex Maclellan and David Sledz N.E. lineup The St. William's seventh and St. William's takes on league I got my first look at the eighth grade basketball team leading Chelmsford this Saturday - an all-Wilmington Town Crier University of Lowell basketball scored twice, with the other goals distributed among Brian Kelly upped its record to 3-2 with a 45-18 at the Tewksbury Junior High sports section at last once a year. club Monday night, and it was to slaying of St. Stanislaus last Merry Christmas to all. Of and Dan Fimeno. James P. Burns of Lockwood School at 8:15 a.m. This should be my good fortune to be in on what Road, Wilmington has earned a week. The local boys led an exciting, physical, defensive course, I'll be observing Easter in many observers claimed was the Pee Wee A's 3 Somerv ille 2 Robbie Hunt pocketed a pair of position on the 1981-82 New throughout, the game. The taut game, as St. William's will be June, and celebrating the Fourth team's best game this season. defense held St. Stan's to just of July sometime around Labor goals for the winners, with Rick England College hockey team. seeking to avenge an earlier 35-22 The Chiefs, under the direction The sophomore center is a eight points over the last three loss to Chelmsford. Day. of former TMHS hoop mentor Leduc also lighting the lamp. The Kodiak Club going strong assists went to Derek Doherty physical education major at the quarters. (and current assistant principal) four-year, fully accredited liberal The defensive attack was Tewksbury's Kodiak Tony Romano, rolled past St and Steve Carney with two apiece. Craig Kolek and Tim arts college. New England spearheaded by Buddy Snowmobiling Club is going Michael's 64-54, running off a 21-6 MacAUister, Ken Coviello and strong, what with the weeks of Quinn also had helpers in support College has campuses in Hen- first half surge after falling niker, N.H. and Arundel, Jay Kelley. The offense was frigid temps and the good amount behind 10-4 early in the game. of some rock solid goaltending from Kenny Leblanc. England. directed by Brian Kobelski, Jeff of snowfall we've had so far this The team that includes eight Smith and Robby Aylward, as year. Pee Wee BI3 Dracut 2 A 1980 graduate of Wilmington freshmen has now won four High School, Burns is the son of they each chipped in with 10 The club has been in existence straight to improve their slate to Frank Fiore, Brad Smart and Ron Perrin lit the lamp for the Robert and Clair Burns. points. for over 20 years, utilizing the 7-11. over 300 acres across from the The final score is misleading, winners, with help from Dave State Hospital on Livingston as Lowell built up a 24 point lead Sarsfield (two) and Perrin. Street. The club also has access to at one point in the contest. I Joe Post played a great game in over 50 miles of wooded area near played for Romano many moons goal for Tewksbury with good the State Hospital grounds. ago, and I must admit that I was support from Matt MacLaughlin, Snowmobilers may use the area taken back when he opened the all day Saturday and Sunday, game sitting cross legged on the MINIBUS DRIVER with some night activity ULowell bench. It took ap- WAITRESS WANTED available. Additional information proximately three or four shaky OPEN NEEDED/^ is available at the foot of the defensive trips up the floor before Misc Duties The Wilmington Council on Aging hospital grounds on Livingston Romano was .bouncing around 7 am - 11 pm Mornings 6 -11, Mon - Fri has an opening for a part time minibus Street. from One end of the bench to the Mon - Sat Apply in Person to John after 1 p.m. driver for the senior citizens van, Registration for the first other, finally calling a timeout, commanding his club to "get over 8 am - 10 pm Campbell's Country Chef every other week, 6te hours a day. If machine is $10.00, with a $2.00 interested call the Drop - In - Center charge for each additional here and sit down ! " with the Sunday Restaurant score 10-4. Obviously, Romano's machine. Guest memberships are 139 Main St., Wilmington available at $5.00 per young Chiefs got the message, snowmobile. holding the visitors scoreless for 657-7595 Those interested in becoming the next several minutes. for more information. part of the Kodiak Club are Romano's assistants are OFFICIAL reminded that they must register Jimmy Sullivan and Larry INSPECTION their snowmobiles with the Kelleher, two former TMHS STATION No. 12312 Registry of Marine and players. (MkUkKxEasM Publications 130,000 Towing READOtS CAC Boys Basketball & Lg...Ovrl. Whittier 3-4 4-4 Your Classified G..Pts...Avg. Shawsheen 3-5. .4-6 Road Lynn Tech 7-0 8-1 Northeast 3-5 3-5 Minuteman 5-2 8-2 North Shore 0-8 1-9 Service Tyngsboro 5-2 6-3 Advertising St. Joseph's 3-3 7-3 658-9498 Peterson Brothers 658-5830 Construction Co. 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American Red Cross and Saturday, February 27; 8 a.m. to Babysitting Course: During American Heart Association CPR 12:30 p.m. or Wednesday, school vacation for 11 to 15-year- courses, basic, recertification February 17; 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 olds, February 17, 18, 19; 2 to 5 and instructor. p.m. p.m. February is also National Advances in Children's Den- Save your Back: Includes film, Children's Dental Health Month. tistry : Is a free lecture featuring lecture, handouts and exercises This will be observed at the William Snell, D.D.S., a for the back. Also, correct lifting, Regional Health Center with a Wilmington pedodontist on pulling, bending techniques and program of "Advances in Thursday, February 25; 7:30 to 9 postures will be demonstrated. Children's Dentistry." p.m. Free brochures available. Monday, February 22; 7 to 9:30 "Our new programs this month Feeding your Child: Nutrition p.m. include 'Managing your Stress' workshop on health habits for pre- Mothers' Resource Group: and 'Saving your Back,'" said schoolers, Monday, February 1; Begins for mothers of toddlers Beth Goldberg, community 9:30 to 11 a.m. Babysitting ser- and infants. Seven weeks of health education coordinator. vice available. discussion and guest speakers. "We had so many calls for a National Foundation for Ileitis Tuesdays, February 23 through stress program that we developed and Colitis: Meeting on problems April 6; 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. No the five-hour workshop to meet in nutrition, Monday, February 1; charge. the needs of a stressful 7:30 to 9 p.m. All are welcome to Chokesaving Techniques: For population. Everyone has join at no charge. conscious and unconscious adults, stressors in his life today," Mrs. Nutrition during Pregnancy: children and babies, Tuesday, Goldberg added. Workshops, the First Trimester, February 23; 9 to 10:30 a.m. All programs require pre- February 4; the Second Alcohol and Drug Awareness: registration or reservations. For Trimester, February 11; the A workshop for employers, more information, call Com- Third Trimester, February 25. All Wednesday, February 24; 1 to 5 munity Health Education at 657- sessions are on Thursdays from p.m., featuring Bay Area 3910, ext. 567. 9:30 to 11 a.m. Associates' alcoholism coun- Basic CPR: American Heart Standard First Aid: American selors. Association Certification, Red Cross multimedia cer- Childbirth Education Thursdays, February 4, 11, 18; 7 tification course, Fridays, Refresher: Course for couples to 10 p.m. February 5 and 12; 9 a.m. to 1 who have taken childbirth Bacic CPR: American Red p.m. education within the last two Cross Certification, Monday and Managing your Stress: years. Saturdays February 6, 13, Wednesday, February 22 and 24; Workshop on February 10 and 17; 20 and 27; 9:30 a.m. to noon. 9 am to 1 p.m. CPR Instructor course: For those with current basic cer- tification, Tuesdays, February 9, Ears on Kiwi is not a lap dog, but rather a "hearing ear dog." His job is to serve as ears for Eugene Latwas. At right are Mrs. .Latwas and Ken M (Cowan of the Wilmington Kiwanis Club. Kiwi 16, 23; 7 to 10 p.m. his lap was purchased for Eugene by the club. Scouts win TVilmington police answered 23 operating a motor vehicle while alarms during the week ending under the influence of alcohol, Kiwanis Club buys dog for deaf man 'Chill Olympics' January 16. Sixteen accidents and with leaving the scene of a were investigated. There were six property damage accident. Kiwi is the ears of Eugene the fire alarm is ringing. He will wheelchair and allow for it. You Competing against 47 other cases of larceny, but only one of Early Saturday morning Of- Latwas. Through the efforts of the also waken Eugene when the can't see deafness." patrols and a chill wind, Senior vandalism reported. Two arrests ficer Al V<-nulj> arrested Stephen people at the Bryant Farm in alarm clock goes off in the Hearing ear dogs are special, Girl Scout Troop 112, led by Mrs. were made, and six reports of Amendola, 17, of South Bedford Jefferson, Mass. and the morning. Holding a full time job more intelligent than many dogs Barbara Tobey and Boy Scout suspicious activity. The depart- Road, Burlington. He was generosity of the Wilmington can be a problem if you sleep and better trained. Once a dog is Troop 58 led by Lawrence ment answered two calls for charged with possession of a Kiwanis Club the two are now through the alarm every mor- selected, it goes through weeks of Flaherty placed first and second disturbances and one of domestic Class D substance (hashish), functioning as one. ning. training and is then matched with respectively in Operation Polar problems. \ along with possession of alcohol, Most people know about Eugene has been deaf since the a deaf person. Personalities are a Bear at the Nobscot Boy Scout On Thursday, Jan. 21 a and motor vehicle offenses. "seeing eye dogs" and the work age of four. Eight years ago he big factor - they must get along. Reservation in Sudbury on telephone call from a resident, Break-ins have been plaguing they do. Kiwi is a "hearing ear was injured in a swimming pool Kiwi went through extra training January 16 and 17. reporting a couple of suspicious the police department recently. A dog." The work he does is to accident and is now confined to a to get him used to working for The scouts participated in a youths resulted in the arrest of rash of house and building breaks replace the ears of a deaf person. wheelchair. Of the two handicaps, someone in a wheelchair; the first variety of competitive events Christopher Cogan of Kenwood have occurred all around town. Kiwi can tell his master if Geno says the hearing loss is the hearing ear dog with such a including fire building, knots and Avenue. The 18-year-old youth Two schools have been entered, someone knocks at the door or if greater. 'People can see the master. lashing, a cooking contest, snow was arrested by Officer James with extensive building damage sculpture, astronomy and a dog Cuoco who charged him with being inflicted. Two service sled race. possession of a controlled sub- stations were also entered, with Approximately 380 scouts from stance. Further investigation cigarette machines being Massachusetts and New Hamp- resulted in an additional charge damaged and rifled, along with shaire camped overnight in tents of receiving stolen property. other damage. Several homes Schools in the frigid weather. Members of Cogan's case was continued to have been entered, with large Troop 112 included Joanne Tobey, January 28 at Woburn District amounts of jewelry, radios and observe Melissa Husen, Pam MacKinnon, Court. stereos being taken. Child Lisa Lombard, Jennifer St. Onge, On Friday evening Gregory One of the most effective ways Kim Hoon, Dianne Tobey, Lyman, 24, of Meadow Lane was of combatting this problem is Nutrition Christine Deprez and Peggy arrested by Officer Joe neighbors who are aware of what Caperci. Waterhouse after investigation of is happening in the neighborhood. Week Their leaders were Barbara an accident at Eastgate Plaza. Keep watch on the home next Tobey, Ann St. Onge and Marie Lyman was charged with door and call the police whenever The Wilmington Public Schools Skip' Carver. something does not look right. are celebrating the 10th An- niversary of Child Nutrition Week from January 25-29. A celebrity luncheon will be held in the Wildwood School on Friday, New Nicholas Balog, assistant director of ambulatory carp at January 29. Honored guests will the Regional Health Center in Wilmington, and Raymond G. include Dr. Carol Sager, Buzz Council meets February 1 The letters will voice seniors' appointment only. Seniors with Forest of Realty World were welcomed into Rotary on Jan. 20 The next meeting of the Council objections to the cuts being made problems with Social Security, Rotary by past president Ralph Swanson (far right). Balog was Stapczynski, Senator Robert Buell, the town selectmen and on Aging will be held at the Drop- by the Congressman's committee Medicare or Medicaid should call sponsored by Ed Nash I far left) and Forest by Paul Butt I in in Center on Monday evening, the Center for an appointment. members white sweater). school committee. in Title V funding. This funding Students and guests will enjoy Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. Many topics are will effect many seniors if it goes Sometimes the problem can be the same meal of chilled juice, discussed at these meetings through. The letter asks his handled by phone. Ed had to cut oven baked chicken, fluffy which effect seniors. Those support in preventing this cut- back on his visits to the center due whipped potato, buttered peas, wishing to have an input into how back in funds for shut-ins and to cut backs on travel expenses. College Board review course cranberry sauce, rolls and butter, these matters are handled are other programs funded with Title Homemakers needed 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. milk and jiffy cookies or ice advised not to sit home and V money. Seniors are asked to Intercity Homemakers Ser- The English Department at complain, but rather to attend the vices Inc. has a great need for Wilmington High School is of- Any student who is interested in cream. pick up a letter this week if they preparation for the college boards Child Nutrition Week was meetings. They are held the first have not already done so. part time help in homes of elderly fering a College Board Review Monday of every month and persons. The hours are flexible course in preparation for the or in improving scores on the established by the Massachusetts Thanks, S.B. Thomas verbal section of the examination Legislature in 1972 to publicize every senior who can possible Through the generosity of and can often be arranged to suit Marqh SAT examination. The attend should make at least a few the schedule of an interested course will be held Wednesday is eligible to enroll in the course. the need for improving the Thomas Adams of SB. Thomas Class activities will include nutritional well-being of children meetings a year. Co., a good supply of bread, applicant. Call Mrs. Small at 321- afternoons starting February 3, 6300 for information. and will meet until March 24. exercises on vocabulary, in the Commonwealth. Children Arts and crafts muffins and sweets are donated to analogies, and reading com- are our greatest natural resource. The arts and crafts sessions will the Drop-in Center for the seniors Clothes needed There will be no meeting during , AnyShe having clean clothes in February vacation. The course prehension. Sample tests will be How they eat affects their resume this week under the about twice a month. Those given so that the student can educational achievement in the direction of the arts and crafts seniors who have a hot lunch reasonably good condition that will be held in Room 222 at they are no longer using is urged Wilmington High School and will experience the testing situation. no's and their health and committee. They are held on delivered by the hot lunch drivers Tuesday and Thursday mornings to contact the center, there are be taught by Mrs. Catherine Please call Mrs. Symonds at 658- productivity in the 90's. are the only seniors bread or 4581 for more information. Our slogan for the week is 'eat from 10 to noon. The committee muffins can be delivered to. seniors who could use them. Symonds, director of English. Men's and women's jackets and Meeting time for the course is right for a better life.' Children plans to have some new projects Legal advisor participating in the Wilmington along with the ones that were The legal advisor will be at the men's pants size 32 or 33 are most TOWN OF of the Superintendent All initiated last year. Anyone with Drop-in Center Wednesday by urgently needed. WILMINGTON School lunch program have the potential bidders are in- opportunity to eat a better lunch suggestions is urged to be on vited to attend a pre-bid hand. Wilmington seniors' menu conference at 2:00 P.M. (one-third of their daily food on Ficbruary 1, 1982. at needs) at less cost than the brown Cong. Conte letters Week of February 1 french fries, buttered vegetable, the/Office of the bag lunch from home. Letters to Cong. Conte can be Monday: Chilled juice, stuffed toll house squares and milk. COMMONWEALTH OK picked up at the Drop-in Center. cabbage, fluffy rice, bread and Thursday: Roast turkey, Superintendent, at which MASS\I III SKTTS time- the bid specifica- PROBATE rill'RT butter, dessert and milk. whipped potato, buttered peas, ons INVITATION TO BID t' *'•' be discussed in Middlesex M. sumption of alcoholic COMMONWEALTH OF Tuesday: Clam roll with tartar bread and butter, cookies and TRANSPORTATION OF detail NOTICE OF TOWN OF beverages on said MASSACHUSETTS sauce, chilled fruit, buttered milk. Probale ,.l Will WILMINGTON PROBATE COURT REGULAR DAY PUPILS All bidders must use wiihmii Bardlet premises. Map 49-2. Middlesex. SB. vegetable, jello with topping and Friday: Chilled juice, pork The Wilmington School the prescribed proposal Estate ol Tllden Kemplon Bruce MacDonald, To F.lfrlede M. Dapais of Wilm milk. choppette, whipped potato, Committee will received forms, with all requests Stanley also known as Tllden K Chairman ington in the County of Middlesex, Wednesday: Frankfurt on roll, buttered vegetable, bread and sealed proposals at the forbid additions or excep- Stanley late ol Wilmington in the Board of and to her husband, heirs ap. County ol Middlesex parent or presumptive and to the butter, ice cream and milk. Office of the Superinten- tions attached in writing NOTICE J20.27 Appeals Massachusetts Department of dent of Schools, Wilm- to the proposal forms, A petition has been presented in BOARD OF APPEALS Menial Health Minuteman Home Care menu ington, Massachusetts, The Wilmington School the above - captioned matter pray Case 5-82 Juetition has been presented to ing that a certain instrument pur saifo»Court alleging thai said gravy, tiny whole carrots, egg up to 11:00 A.M. on the Committee reserves the porting to be the Last Will of said A Public Hearing will Elfnede M Dupuis has become in- 10th day of February, right to reject any or all deceased may be proved and BOARD OF APPEALS be held at the Town Hall capacitated by reason of advanced Week of February 1 noodles, oatmeal bread, lemon 1982, at which time and proposals or any part allowed and thai David W. Stanley Case 4-82 Annex, 342 Middlesex age to care properly for her pro- Served at Burlington Senior cookie. ol Blllenca and Mary J. Stanley ol Avenue, on February 9, perty and praying that Wilfred I. place all bids will be thereof, if it be in the A Public Hearing will Dapah. of Wilmington In said Citizens Friendship Center, 45 Tuesday: Knockwurst, Wilmington in the County ol Mid 1982, at 7:00 P.M., on the publicly opened, on either public interest to do so. djesex be appointed Executors be held at the Town Hall County, or some other suitable Center St., Burlington where mustard, boiled potatoes, peas, or both he following bids: Any bid submitted will be thereof, without giving surely on application of John M. person, be appointed conservator Annex, 342 Middlesex nutrition aide is Kay Cavanaugh. pumpernickel bread, pears. 1. Contract for the binding for sixty (60) [heir Inintl Avenue, on February 9, Thomas, 58 McDonald of her property Wednesday: Baked cod, transportation of Wilm- days subsequent to the II you desire to object to the 1982, at 7:30 P.M., on the Road, to acquire a If you desire to object thereto, Call 272-9552 for reservations. allowance of said petition, you or you or your attorney should file a newburg sauce, summer blend ington pupils, grades date of the bid opening your Attorney should file a written application of StUianos variance from Section written appearance in said Court North Woburn-Wilmington at K-12, in accordance with John Brooks. appearance in said Court at Cam- and Haralambos Kat- III i AH. authorizing a at Cambridge before ten o'clock In North Congregational Church, 896 vegetables, baked beans, Vienna (a) Regular bid specifica- Chairman bridge on or before February 22. sikis, 144 Lowell Street, to farm, subject to regula- the forenoon on the seventeenth Main St., Woburn where site bread, vanilla pudding. Wilmington 1882 tions of the Board of day otaVebruary 1(82. the return Thursday: Chicken chow mein, tions, or (b) Alternate bid Witness. Sheila E McGovern. acquire a special permit day of this citation manager is Colleen Riley. Call specifications. School Committee Esquire. First Judge of said Court in accordance with Sec- Health, on a lot having Witness. Sheila E. McGovern. 933-8643 for reservations. chow mein noodles, oriental blend 2. Leasing, with Town of Wilmington at Cambridge. Massachusetts, the tion Vl-l.D (Non- fewer than three (3) Esquire. First Judge of said Court, Menus are subject to change vegetables, soft dinner roll, County of Middlesex seventh day of January in the year conforming uses) acres. Map 84 Parcel 55. this fourth day of January 1SB2 maintenance, of school of our Lord one thousand, nine PaulJ Cavanaugh without notice. Transportation is plums. buses to the Wilmington 159 Church Street. authorizing the extension Bruce MacDonald, Wilmington, MA 01887 hundred and eighty-two JJ0.»7,FS Register available, especially for han- Friday: Maniofltti, tomato Public Schools. Paul.) Cavanaugh of a non-conforming use Chairman sauce, tossed salad, Italian By: GeraldE. Missal Register of Board of dicapped people. Specifications may be (restaurant) so as to dressing, crusty roll, orange. obtained from the Office J27 Business Manager .120.27. K3 Probate Court allow the sale and con- J20.27 Appeals Monday: Meatloaf, mushroom i SuppWmtftt to 0*1, Tim»i 4 Cfirontc* (Woburn HMdKtg. MnchMter. Bulmglon). LynnfiWd VMager No HeadtngTrinKHpl. vVuminQton 1 TtwHitHify Town Cf*f. Ston»mmlr»d«p*ii]eni , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982-PAGE S-l Country dancing is suddenly oil the roge By CATHY FOSTER tleboro. Vt.. the answer may be same time the American ones were "contras." dying out. Dancing had long been If you've ever passed a town hall Scottish, Irish, Western squares, extinct in the cities when an English or a student union on a Saturday and swing dancing are also part of antiquarian. Cecil Sharp, discovered night and heard the sounds of fiddles the country dancing family Square some of the old dances in the banjos, and a voice calling "hands dancing, also known as club outlying regions and revived them four from the top." you've probably squares, is a derivative of through workshops. stumbled upon the latest fad — traditional Western squares, and is a A young English bystander at one country dancing. separate group. of the workshops, May Gadd. From Murphreesboro Tenn. to Today's country dances are the decided on the spot to make country Mendocino Calif., this revival of a offspring of the cotillions, minuets, dancing her life's work. She came to 300-year-old social activity is quietly and long-ways dances that enjoyed a the United States to join the dance sweeping the country. widespread popularity among groups here and later helped form Since 1970. says Jim Morrison, a peasants and royalty alike in the Country Dance and Song Society country dance historian and caller, Europe. The first American settlers of America to preserve English and branches of the Country Dance and packed these dances along with their American dancing. In 1937. she Song Society of America have china and plows, and the dances helped start Pinewoods dance camp, doubled, and hundreds of other formed the backbone of American the oldest folk dance camp in dance groups have sprung up. most social life for 200 years. The high America. of them in the last six years. point of their week was the regular Why did an activity that had lain In southern Vermont it is possible Saturday night dance. dormant (except in rural areas) for to dance six consecutive nights from Preserved in some rural areas, half a century suddenly regain town to town. country dancing died out in cities popularity? One caller reports that attendance and towns in the early 1900s when One explanation is Americans' at a Baltimore dance has grown 30 couple dances such as the fox trot, newfound appreciation of their percent in one year. the mazurka, and the two-step heritage, as reflected in the surge of What is this new fad? Country became the rage. interest in quilts and wood stoves. dancing is not easy to define. For After a long hibernation, it was But dancers also like the country one thing."country" doesn't mean revived in New Hampshire when dancing because it's a pleasant way rustic. It is taken from the French some college students stumbled to spend Saturday night. The dances "contre." meaning against, and upon a traditional contra dance, and are designed as mixers, and women refers to a type of line dance, called within two years it became popular and men alike are encouraged to contras. among New England young people. choose new partners frequently. Every 60 miles it's something During the 1970s, country dancing More advanced dancers take special different. Ask someone at the spread across the United States, care with beginners, and few people By Ernes! C Speoce Community Center in Mountain aided by traveling callers, summer sit out unless they choose to. Both beginners and veterans enjoy a spin to the sounds of fiddles and banjos Grove. Va.. what he thinks country dance camps, anddancefestivals. Country dancing appeals to a dancing is and he probably will tell Another popular form. English you. "Bie Circles." while in Brat country dances, was reviving at the Dancing - (Page S-4) Roving with Dan Ferullo Drunk driving crisis not-so-new Just before Christmas an recently. "When they (the judgesi furloughed prisoners who've never unlicensed male. from, the .South Knighthood say they're going to hand out returned to jail (until they're caught Shore, while under the influence of tougher punishment to drunk for a new crime I, Considering the alcohol, collides his car head-on into drivers, just what do they mean? Do number of drunk driving-convictions another car, killing all four of the they mean they're going to put them versus other serious crime con- second vehicle's occupants. New in jail? Are they going to sentence victions, it could become a case of' Year's eve: a young man. with a them to Walpole'' With hardened squeezing a rapist out the back door previous drunk driving arrest criminals0" to shove a drunk driver in the front. record, kills three people and The officer was obviously con- "You can talk all you want about seriously injures a fourth in a two- cerned about two things: there's get-tough policies." the officer car crash on the Southeast Ex- hardly enough room in the state's pointed out as his next concern, "but pressway The man is arrested prisons for those who commit the bottom line is a lot of drivers who in flour again and this time he's charged murder, rape and armed robbery, drink occasionally but are not with driving under the influence of never mind drunk drivers. Walpole. necessarily serious threats on the alcohol and vehicular homicide for example, is currently bulging road - - the guy who goes to a ball By Emllle Tavel Livezey As a family business, the company lopped his staff from 180 to 6 em- started out small in 1790. In the last Numerous other accidents involving over its inmate population by two game and has a few beers but is far ployees and moved his family from drunk drivers occur that same night hundred. In recent years there's from a hardcore alcoholic - will In this era of merger mania, with two decades it bought up bakery- Lexington, Mass., to a slower-paced goods companies right and left, and take seven more lives. been a push to get many of these suffer the most from this push, while big companies swallowing up little life in Vermont. The public is outraged. The media men into half-way houses and, in too often the real menaces are going ones and even giants digesting each expanding like its own yeast dough. Does this mean curtains for the Sales growth was phenomenal — focuses an inordinate amount of many cases, to give them early to get away." other. King Arthur Floe<- — the King? Quite the contrary. From from a paltry $1 million in 1963 to $40 v time covering the lurid details of the releases. The former move has There has to be a means of brand with the knight on a prancing Norwich, Vt., and an office in Boston million last year. carnage. It asks questions: Are the resulted in an increase in the black horse on the bag — is galloping Mr. Sands, with help from his wife, Then board chairman Frank authorities doing enough to prevent number of hardened criminals Roving - (Page S-6) off in the opposite direction. Brinna. is running this family Edgar Sands II. a Harvard Business the aforementioned tragedies? Why escaping and joining the ranks of Sands. Taylor & Wood, the oldest business once again, as in its earliest are so many repeat offenders, who flour company in America, has been School graduate who masterminded days, as a purveyor of flour only. comprise only a minute percentage Letter to the Editor through the mill. the explosion, discovered to his And far from letting King Arthur of the drivers on the highways but For nearly 200 years it has been surprise tha't "it wasn't enjoyable." abdicate. Sands is positioning his are responsible for the majority of selling an unbleached, high-protein Bigger, to him, was not better after famous product for a new era of the alcohol-related automobile product that il staunchly contends — all. Small was indeed beautiful. prosperity. He has hired a vigorous Now King Arthur is back to Square deaths, being allowed to get behind a and thousands of floury-fingered, ad agency to give the King an even 0 wheel again Feed the birds applauding home bakers agree — is 1. Sands has divested his firm of all more dashing brand image. To the Politicians, judges and police the unchallenged monarch of acquisitions' except one frozen- dough company. In the process, he Flour - (Page S-4) react. Judges announce tougher To the Editor: 12 c. birdseed or sunuower seeds bread-baking flours. punishment for those convicted of In this bitter cold weather the wild Grind or chop fine the suet and drunk driving; state and local police birds that frequent our area find it cook in frying pan over moderate officials are pressured into making very hard to keep warm and to find heat until all the fat is rendered out more arrests.' In Revere, road food. Following is a recipe that I of the suet. Mix all other ingredients blocks are set up to keep drunks have used for years and I find it is in large square or rectangular pan from entering the city. The governor very well received by the wild birds and pour in the suet Mix well and let proposes new get-tough legislation who come to my feeding shelf. I set where cool until hardened Cut in Enjoy exceptional savings on against drunk drivers. heard it on the radio many years ago pieces about 2 inches square and Their objective is clear: the public and I do think it came from the feed to the birds. It can also be exceptional carpets from wants the drunk driver off of the Audubon Society but nevertheless it crumbled when quite cold and mixed highway, and they're goiqg to take is excellent for the purpose of trying in with their birdseed in a feeder if DEALER NAME and Evans-Black any measures necessary to assure to keep the beautiful birds alive you do not have shelf type feeder. that that happens. through these tough winters. It takes about a half hour of your Everyone, including this Bird's Winter Pudding time and the rewards are im- Save $3. to $7. sq. yd. 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(Opposite Was Parkers) QMM -»ftlft open 9:30-5:30 Dally; Thurs. till 9:00 ™ *W,W •> \ Suaawnanl k> Duly Tunaa 1 ChroncM (Wobum.Raattlno. Wtadiamr. Burtinjlom. l)»v*«M Vdlaoai PAGE S-2-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982 No R«wa„>Q Tfanacrpl. WHnnnfllon a Te«*»aburr Toti Cna' Slonahaw tndapaf«3ant Winchester Hospital births MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS KURT ALTAVESTA ROBERT CONNOLLY WILLIAM DETORE KENNETH HART Fun and games: for one and all (Judy Sortino), 33 (Susan Baggsi. SO (Janice Colarussoi. 40 (Lorelei Suggs), 30 Glen Blueberry Hill Rd.. Devonshire Rd., Tewks- Poole St.. Woburn, a son Rd., Wilmington, a Woburn, a daughter bury, a daughter Jean Steven Anthony on daughter Jennifer Klmberly Anne on Marie on January 18. January 17. Grand Louise Grandparents: January 14. Grand- Grandparents: Mr. and parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Angus Boggle challenge" parents: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Baggs of Arthur Colarusso of Suggs of No. Carolina: Leonard Sortino of Tewksbury; and Mr Everett; and Mrs. and Mr. William Hart of How many words can you make? Woburn; and Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Madeline DcTore of Woburn Albert Altavesta of Connolly of Woburn. Everett. In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and write them down To make a word, use letters. In Reading. MR. AND MRS. sequence that adjoin at any side or corner Each letter MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. MARK LEBLANC may be used only once in a word. Any word found in a MR. AND MRS. EDMUND CORCORAN HERBERT (NancyTucker).96Mill standard English dictionary is acceptable. WAYNE BURKETT (Gloria Marsh). 615 DUKESH1RE JR. St., Burlington, a son •PLAY AGAINST (Deborah Poisson). 42 Woburn St., (Janet Bain). 1 Angel Matthew Tucker on THE"BOGGLE BRAIN" Find his & Prospect St., Woburn. a Wilmington, a son Rd.. No. Reading, a January 14. Grand list below See it son Joshua James on Michael John on daughter Pamela Ann parents: Mrs. Verna you can beat him Jan. 11. Grandparents: January 13. Grand- on January 18 (irand Tucker of Woburn; Mr. •OR PLAY QDEJO By Hew Mrs. Marion Burkett of parents: Mr. and Mrs. parents: Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert AGAINST A FRIEND. Compare its DiFFEREUT Nashua, N.H.; and Mr Baxter Marsh. Jr. of Paul Bain. Sr. of LaValle of Watertown; lists and cross oil and Mrs. Theodore Wilmington; and Mrs. Somerville; and Mr. and Mr Fred LeBlanc words in common N1*1-1»1 Poisson of Santa Cruz. Geraldine Corcoran of Herbert Dukeshire. Sr. of Beverly. Then score: California. Wilmington. of Somerville. 3-4 letters. 1 point MR AND MRS 5 letters 2 points EEIQD ALEXANDER LEE, 4 6 letters 3 points Si. Cayuga Rd.. 7 letters 5 points 8 or more 11 points Tewksbury. a daughter -,--■ \ Michelle Kim on |u|2LLJ ffu dMms £V January 14. Grand- IMM *«°M "*>M WOM '*>M •OAA "litM 0*L -|H3 i\$ '»OH 'WH •10 "'ON '»<>N ""N 'WH '*OU)J im 'Stljrj mother: Mrs. Bae Sang u«H »00 '••00 tnooo •uoo 'WO *l»O0 *»0 *3V WV NIVM8 310008 -QsaQ BETTER FOR LESS' Lee of Tewksbury. Starts Thursday January 28th MR AND MRS EDWARD MAGUIRE •ji (Linda Shippie). 11 Pine Thara . . >•••• «itl.rtx.i ia 111 »caa< ajclKia. Caa |0» I'll !»•■» Ave.. Burlington, a son t>u T^NOS "\ Michael Edward on FUN IVG January 17. Grand- HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU GET TO THE parents: Mr. and Mrs. BY ADDING AND SUBTRACTING THE Edward Maguire of HATCHET FIRST AND THEN TO THE CHERRY Burlington; and Mr and TREE ' OBJECTS AND LETTERS. SPELL THE Mrs. Francis Shippie of NAME OF A TV PROGRAM Billerica. MR. AND MRS. PHILIPPE MCGREENERY. JR. - CAT (Cynthia Murphy). 25 Park Ave.. Winchester, chaD' a daughter Kristin Cynthia.on January 13. Grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy of Arlington; and mrs. Philippe McGreenery. - G + M Further ^ Sr. of Arlington. MR. AND MRS. Up to JOHN REILLY (Kim DeMonico), 666 Main St.. Woburn. a son Patrick Casey on = DDDD nnDDDDD January 18. Grand- parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Reilly of Woburn; I PI'M HJMSH) and Mr. and Mrs Michael MeMonico of 76 Lowell St.. Woburn. a Mr. Everett Bean of So. Campbell of California, January 9. Grand Downing), 1 Parliament 80% Woburn. off original son Jarrod John on Windham. Me.; and formerly of No. parents: Mrs. William Ln., Woburn. a son January 11. Grand- Mrs. Nannette Bean of Reading. Malcolm of Arlington; Donald Andre II on prices!' MR. AND MRS parents: Mr and Mrs Ocala, Fla. Great and Mr and Mrs. Peter January 9. Grand- MARK SANBORN Paul Scribner of grandmothers: Mrs. MR. AND MRS. Scarvalas of Woburn. parents: Mr. and Mrs. (Claire Murphy), 12 Woburn; and Mr. and Ann Tracy of Revere; PAUL CONTI (Nancy Arthur Downing of Caulfield Rd., Woburn. Mrs. Bernard and Mrs. Gladys Bean Smith), of Stoneham, a MR. AND MRS Woburn; and Mr. and a son Michael Adam on McLaughlin of Woburn. of So. Windham, Me. son Paul B £onti III on DONALD ST. Mrs. W. T St. Laurent January 17. Grand- January 7. Grand- LAURENT (Debra of Georgetown. parents: Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS MR AND MRS. parents: Mr. and Mrs. VISA MASTERCHARGE CASH CHECKS William Murphy, Jr. of STEPHEN BEAN (Jane GARY BRAZEL Paul Conti. Sr of » ACCEPTED ON Woburn; and Mrs. Mary Reilly). 296 South St., (Virginia Buckley). 32 Stoneham: and Mr and NEMH births I YELLOW TAG ITEMS > Pedi of Woburn. Reading, a daughter Creston Ave.. Woburn, a Mrs. William Smith, Jr Reading Square 676 Main Street., V 944-0090 Kristen Jane on son Matthew Stephen on of Stoneham. parents : Mr. Duncan MR AND MRS. January 6. Grand- MR. AND MRS. Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5:30 January 7. Grand STANTON DALEY Mutch of Charlemont; PAUL SCRIBNER parents: Mr. and Mrs. parents: Mrs. Edna MR. AND MRS Leo Reilly of Lynnfield; (Linda Mutch). 74 River Mrs. Gertrude Mutch of (Colleen McLaughlin), Brazel of Stoneham; JOHN CULLINANE St.. Andover, a daughter No. Reading; and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul (Jean Fiorello). 8 Andrea Elaine on and Mrs. Thomas Daley Buckley of Burlington Carroll Rd.. Woburn. a January 13. Grand- of Reading. son Brian John on MR AND MRS January 9. Grand- BURKETT (Peggy parents: Mr. and Mrs. FURNITURE WORLD Crouch), 6 Conn St.. Thomas Cullinane of Silent auction at NEMH Woburn. a son Adam Woburn; and Mr. and 373 Main Street, Stoneham 438-9376 Joseph on January 5. Mrs. Carl Fiorello of The New England person Hilda Holbrook Grandparents: Mr. and Woburn. Memorial Hospital at 944-2830. All proceeds Mrs. Edwin Crouch of Auxiliary will hold their raised will be applied to SAVE Nashua, N.H.; and Mrs. MR. AND MRS 1982 Silent Auction on the Auxiliary's pledge to 3P/C Marion Burkett of DAVID GARRITY, 19 Tuesday. February 9. provide NEMH with HUNDREDS Sofa Nashua. N.H. Locust St.. Woburn a Running from 2-4 p.m. needed patient son David on January 8. in the hospital banquet monitoring equipment. 6F$$$ LoveSeat MR. AND MRS. Grandparents: Mr. and rooms, the annual Community members 7P/C RICHARD CAMPBELL Mrs. Owen Garrity of meeting is held to raise are invited to attend, Chair (Dawn Keats). 218 Woburn; and Mr. funds for the hospital join in the bidding, and GROUP North St.. No. Reading, William Alexander of and to increase mem- *to meet members of the a son Steven Michael on Woburn. Sofa-Chair bership in the Auxiliary. New England Memorial 00 Colonial or Contemporary January 7. Grand Hospital Auxiliary. For Rocker-2ends $589 parents: Paul and MR. AND MRS. White elephant further information, 1 Coffee Table 00 Nancy Cronin of WILLIAM MALCOLM donations can be made call Miriam Moore. Del Complete s4ggo Wilmington; and Mr III, 7 GattaCr, Woburn, at the hospital Gift Shop Director of Volunteers. Reg. >359 and Mrs. Robert a son William on or by calling Chair- 665-1740. ext. 319. Matching-Coffee, Ends $|6Q00 LUNCH RECLINERS MON ■ SAT 11 MAM 5P/C WOOL. Maple CLEARANCE SALE DINNER or SUM II JO »M Pine HON • SAT. 330 PW Dinette Set iit«a On noun 1,0. AW*) tha Meulmact Rlnt. MMCUT. MA 0 ■ " _ , SupcMmsnt to Oatfy Tlm«« S Ot-ontc\« iWobumAmmOma. Wlnehwwr. Burlmgion). Lynnlwd Village 0 TcmtcMftl. tAMmngMA A TMriisbury Town Cn#. Ston«h»m Independent WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982-PAGE S-3 Thfs week's Submit your poems Extra Local poets are encouraged to con- between submittal and publication, tribute a poem to the weekly poetry because of the volume of poems that are care choice in this section of the newspaper by sent in. poetry following these simple rules: (4) This newspaper will neither charge (1) Submit no more than three poems at a fee nor pay a fee for publication rights a time. on poems. 121 Do not enclose originals as this called for newspaper will not return any sub- All entries should include name, ad- choices missions dress and telephone number. By Edward A. Leonard, D.V.M. (3) No publication is guaranteed and Poems should be mailed to: Poems, Box Director, Veterinary Medicine there will probably be a lengthy period 240, Reading. Mass. 01167 Animal Rescue League of Boston When the wind is bowling and the LOVE OF A FRIEND IN AN ATTIC SPECIAL KIND OF LOVE snow piling up outside — and the I wanted to say so much to you. four-footed resident of the house is An attic is filled with memories Maybe it was just my imagination. but I could not find the words. scratching on the door at 6 a.m. to go In every corner and nook Or maybe you felt it too. I wanted to reach out and touch you. out — it's always a temptation to let Of every make and description A special kind of love I felt. to say thins that can't be heard. the dog or cat out on its own and go No matter where ydu look, When I was close to you. I wanted to see your spirits soar high back to your warm bed. New as a butterfly flies in the day. England winters, however, can be You see a trunk that lies so forlornly And as I look into your eyes. I wanted to say "I love you", treacherous for pets especially With cobwebs all over its lid I see through every end. but I needed a different way. smaller animals that can easily fall That couldn't be bought at auction Growing with the feeling that make I wanted to show you my special through soft surfaces and become For the very highest bid. you. place. trapped in snowdrifts. For this More than just a friend. my quiet corner of the world. reason, never allow a small animal It may be shabby and dirty THE ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE OF BOSTON notes that A place where you could be alone reports of neglected animals are increasing due to freezing to run unsupervised during or right And worn at the edges, too. I could tell what you were thinking. after a heavy snowfall, even in your and storms could not be hurled temperatures and large amounts of snow. Many pet owners may But its contents are priceless Even when you weren't around. I wanted to try to convey to you own backyard. not realize that animals are afforded full protection from un- treasures Because that special kind love we the feelings that I had inside. If temperatures are below Tho only to me and you. shared, And hoped that you would un necessary suffering or cruelty under Massachusetts state law. freezing, or conditions are very wet, Would never let me down. derstand The League's Law Enforcement Department warns animal no animal that is used to the warmth Open it and look in for yourself the feelings I could not hide. owners that they must provide all theifanimals with proper care, of indoor living should be kept Tell me, what do you see? Your smile was so assuring. But of all the things I wanted to do. sheltered protection from the weather, and proper food and drink. outdoors for any great length of. A broken doll, a teddybear Whenever it appeared. I wanted to give you my hand. The Animal Rescue League of Boston, a non-profit humane time. For very young or older A dried twig from a Christmas Tree. Washing away my problems, I wanted to let you see and know animals, the added protection of a leaving nothing to be feared. society, is located at the corner of Tremont and Arlington Streets coat or sweater can help ward off that you have the love of a friend in Boston. The League advises people who have unwanted animals A little faded sweater. Jennie Peak How dear it is to you. 1 could count on you my friend. 30 Marcus Road or need free advite as to their proper care to come by or call them And look there in the pocket To brighten every day, Wilmington at 426-9170. V Is a little baby's show. You made me feel so special. In each and every way And all the little ten soldiers That stand like sentinels true. 1 know that when we parted. Learn Aren't broken or even out of place We would somehow meet again. But appear to be almost new So I wrote this poem to let you know. from TV The truth that lies within. You rember when they were placed Shelly Kingston A 23-week television there. Wobum course entitled "Making Altho you were only seven. it Count: An In- troduction to Computers T'was when a little baby brother and their Applications" Had been taken away to Heaven. BLUE DREAM In a dream I was with you. the (3 undergraduate colors all were blue, except for those credits) will be offered And there tied up so carefully by Salem State College In a tiny, faded box Piercing eyes which glowed and shimmered a bewitching hew. in cooperation with the Is a beautiful golden ringlet Public Broadcasting Clipped from his curly locks. I was entranced with ecstacy. A spell I believe you have put on me. Service. It isn't a spell of an evil size, it is The course will start You pause for a moment thinking something I find quite lovely. at 7 am on February I Of that little one still so dear. My heart races with the Eagles and 3 I Channell 44) and And offer a prayer in silence above, my spirit flutters with wings at 9 am on February 7 As you brush away a tear. of a dove. (Channel 2). with What more appropriate word can I previews scheduled for And then you spy a picture use', you know I will say. one week starting Of a funny looking kiddie "I experience love." January 30 (Channel 21 With freckles and pigtails hanging In a dream I was with you. the Each program will be 30 down colors all were blue. minutes long Wearing a skirt and middie RayW Stephenson Registration deadline You laugh until you're nearly sick 28 Shawsheen Street is January 29. For And feel like a silly fool Tewksbury details, contact the As you recall the day so well Division of Graduate & That picture was taken in school. Continuing Education. TREES (BEWARE) Room 103, Sullivan There's a package of letters all tied I think that I shall never see Building. Salem State up Along the road an unscraped tree. College. Salem. Ma. With a worn-out ribbon of blue With bark intact, and painted white. 01970. telephone 745- All scented with violet essence That no car ever hit at night. 0556. ext 2315. I bet they hold secrets, too. For every tree that's near the road •Making it Count" Has caused some auto be towed. presents a broad And so as you go thru that dear old Side-swiping trees is done a lot overview of data trunk By drivers who are not so hot processing concepts and That has lain in the attic for years God gave them eyes so they could problems and covers the You can look back over the bygone see. fundamentals of hard- days Because, any fool can hit a tree. ware and software, With mingled laughter — and tears Joseph K. Drotter programming Dorothy C. McDonough 118 Wendell Street languages, and Beach Street Winchester programming logic. Woburn ail i nt) t fit ut (In LiiqanI za ■ y %oux ixje.dd.inqui n out uunnzii. C-ut looms may bt axxanyia to accommoaati function! from 25 to $00. iPltai* allow ui to axrangt an affair for you. Quality food icxvict. 'Wiaainy ^/xictftlioni —'■ 'J3anqueti Jjutinta cAnttlinqi — •Siminan £aiiCy aeettiiCCt from Q93 and I 28/0<)5 /,M minuttt from jSoiton/ Cx^t 0/LEtU aza Q-i 5-4994 : Si • , ■• WWHHO' PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982 NO HMOtngIr«n>cri(i< WHm4ngloo»T«««K)oefro»oC>Wf.»lr»«H»> ; (from Page S-l) There is Knighthood in flour steeper price, King Arthur was an gives bread dough its cohesiveness popular golden-white flour he is salesman will come in and say: I'll overnight hit. and elasticity. The better the wheat, adding a line of stone-ground whole save you $2 a pail on your doughnut the more gluten. And the more wheat flour. And he plans such other jelly and your customers will never Down through the years the gluten, the better the flour for new King Arthur varieties as rye, know the difference. "And that's "King" of flours, a regional product making bread. pumpernickel, and cracked-wheat exactly the way they sell it," he on sale only in New England, has It was around 1900 that a Hours. explains. "All of a sudden this baker held its own in a highly competitive revolution occurred in milling. New "The bigger y<5o- get." he says. ■ looks at two bucks and figures: 'OK, market dominated by its chief "roller" mills were introduced "the more compromises you are r I usese 10 pails a week. I can save jousting partners, Pillsbury. Gold which could separate the endosperm tempted to make, and the more myself Sl.OOO a year ana nobody will Medal, and Robin Hood — all (the part of the wheat berry that problems you have that you can't know the difference.' But in 10 years popular national brands. Only produces white flour! from the bran attend to because of size Vou begin that baker is out of business recently has King Arthur spilled - (the shell) and the wheat germ (the to take arbitrary positions and you "That's one of the reasons I made and successfully — over the border small kernel of the wheat which can't give all your energy and up my mind I wanted to spend the into the Albany and Syracuse reproduces itself). The French strength to one type of thing. Vou get rest of my business life in something markets of neighboring New York buhrstones, then in use, could only tremendous economies with size, but that I feel very strong and good State. grind up the entire wheat into a you lose the exact thing we want to about." It is common knowledge among course whole-wheat meal. keep In King Arthur the purity of How many people, he asks, spend bakers that what sets King Arthur Even so, a trifle of white flour the quality." their business hours at something apart and makes it such a favorite would sift to the side of the revolving wonderful product for the people. production of "The Knights of the Mr. Sands says he has often seen a that gives them an income but among home and commercial bread stones. White flour thus became a That's a good feeling. 1 wouldn't Round Table"' at Boston's old high quality retail baker get bigger doesn't make Ihem happy? ' bakers is that it has more gluten in it status symbol. With the advent of and then begin to take shortcuts. A "We know we're providing a want to be in it if I didn't feel that Mechanics Hall. He came away than any other flour on the market. thinking that the sterling qualities way," he says. Gluten is that sticky vegetable Flour - (Page S-6) Frank Sands is the fifth generation that fit the kind of flour his company protein found in all wheat flours that of his family in the business. "Every wanted to market — the best quality, Country dancing 'horn Page S-1) member of our family who has ever highest in protein, finest milled in been in it. as far as I know, has had the country, and offered, as Frank this very strong feeling for the Sands expresses it, "by people who [from Page S-3) variety of people from "apple- Country Dance and Song Society in product and the brand We haven't are dead honest." Winter pet care New York for help in forming a local pickers to computer operators." looked at it as a business where So King Arthur Flour was born. says Todd Whittemore. a Boston group, a prominent caller and a profit is the important thing. There's And not only King Arthur: soon chills on outdoor walks. For your and if any spills occur in driveway or caller Callers < those who lead the fiddler volunteered to fly from New been a bonding between our family Queen Guinevere Cake Flour took a own convenience and your pet's garage, wipe them up immediately. dances i range from a federal circuit York and hold workshops for her bow, followed on stage by Merlin and the product. We really feel that comfort, keep an old towel handy by If you suspect that your pet has judge who organizes the dance in Phoenix now has a thriving country King Arthur is part of our family Magic Doughnut Mix, Round Table the door to wipe wet paws, and give drunk antifreeze, seek medical Louisa. Va.. to a carpenter in San dance community. Therefore, the reputation of the Pastry Flour, and three bread flours a warming rubdown after exposure attention immediately. U the Francisco. Ralph Page, a longtime New product relates to the reputation of — Sir Lancelot. Squire, and Ex- to rain or snow. Check the paws, metabolic activity of the substance Jim Morrison was hired to call a England caller, gives a good clue as our family. We're proud of both." calibur. The whole legendary cast of also, for deposits of rock salt or can be blocked before irreversible dance for a law firm's annual outing to why country dancing is so popular The firm known today as Sands. Camelot had found new roles as sand, which can become painfully kidney damage occurs, the animal because, as the outing' organizer today in "the Country Dance Taylor & Wood was founded as appetite teasers. imbedded A thin coating of can recover with skilled care. Dogs confided, "it's the only activity Book": Henry Wood & Son the year George And that, as Industry magazine petroleum jelly on the paws will help have a somewhat higher tolerance to they'll all agree on." "Country dancing has been Washington was inaugurated. once quipped, is "why knighthood is prevent this problem. the substance than cats — they can As it did in pioneer days, country responsible for the friendship of There's been a Sands in the com- in flour." A major danger during winter injest as much as four to six times dancing today provides the nucleus town and country, young and old. pany since 1800. For King Arthur's debut at the months is spilled antifreeze, a the amount of a car. per pound of for other social activities. Pre-dance beginner and veteran, high and Down on Boston's Long Wharf the Boston Food Fair of 1896. Mr. potentially deadly substance which body weight, and still recover. For low...' and all... may be in the same potluck suppers are becoming in firm began by selling imported Wood's yeasty imagination went dogs and cats apparently find very cats, even a small amount is set together. It's a workable creasingly popular Lifelong, coast- English flour in barrels. Later it wild. While his booth turned into a appetizing. Antifreeze, when in- frequently fatal, so it definitely pays democracy, a rare find in these to-coast friendships have formed marketed flour from local mills. In fairy castle, a rider - dressed like jested, is highly toxic and can cause to prevent the accident before it democratic days. And if you want to through dancing, and some have 1890, with 100 years of experience the King himself astride a black kidney damage, convulsions, coma occurs. carry it further, you might even call even resulted in marriages. under Its belt, the company decided steed and carrying aloft a streaming and usually death. You can protect Having a problem with your pet? There is a strong feeling of support it a pretty good design for living. to branch out with a flour of its own. white banner with a red cross — your pets and others by taking extra Write Pet Care Corner, Animal among dancers for encouraging the too." _ A problem: What to name It? clattered through the streets of care when changing your antifreeze. Rescue League of Boston. P.O. Box movement as a whole. A resident of George E. Wood, one of the Boston to alert the populace to this Keep animals away from the area. 265. Boston. Ma. 02117. Phoenix Ariz., longed to .continue Christian Science Monitor principals and an advertising genius noble new brand. Despite its slightly dancing after returning home from a News Service of his dav. attended a musical dance camp. After contactine the Children's experiences with pets can be happy and healthy by cats, particularly living outdoors, who eat A pet might well be the best holiday Rift a child raw meat and pass cysts containing the received this year - especially if some simple organism into the feces. The cysls become in- CHILfrflEN S BeMOinfium precautions are taken to protect the health of fectious for humans after the feces sit for 24 owner and pet. hours. In most cases." he says, "the disease goes According to Donald Goldmann. M.D., senior unnoticed, or is marked by a mild illness that associate in Medicine and Infectious Diseases at maybe mistaken for the flu." WHEN IT COMES TO ATARI ,-H The Children's Hospital Medical Center, it is Some infectious diseases are carried from pets important to have a new pet checked by a to humans by insects, fleas, and ticks. Bites from veterinarian, to know how to care for it properly, dog and cat fleas are usually harmless, causing and to seek medical attention for the injuries and COME TO tors * us \ discomfort at most. Bites from dog ticks, infections it may cause. however, can cause Rocky Mountain spotted "The benefits of having a household pet fever, a misnamed disease because it is more greatly outnumber the hazards." says Dr. common along the Kastern seaboard than in the Goldmann. West. "Ticks in the Cape Cod area carry the The most common health hazards associated disease, but dogs which visit the Cape can bring with dogs and cats are bites and scratches the ticks back to the Boston area with them." Dr. "Parents should seek prompt medical attention Goldmann says. if their child is bitten." says Dr. Goldmann. Infectious diseases that can be transmitted to "because of the risk of infection." humans by other animals include salmonella and The most dreaded complication of an animal psittacosis. bite used to be rabies, a disease which affects the "Salmonela is the only significant infectious ATARI brain and is uniformly fatal in humans. Dogs disease that a pet reptile is likely to have." says WDEO CAME PROGRAMS were once an important source of rabies. fOH USE WITH A1AHI GAME SYSTEM Dr. Goldmann. "Turtles are common carriers. "Today, dog rabies is very unusual in this They transmit the infection to other turtles in the NIGHT DRIVER country." says Dr. Goldmann. "There has not 22.97 same aquarium or tank. People become infected been a rabid dog in Massachusetts in years, VIDEO PINBALL. by handling the water the turtles swim in. 22.97 because of immunization laws." Symptoms in children include fever and VIDEO OLYMPICS Scratches, particularly from cats, can also 19.97 diarrhea. cause problems. 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SWowi, 5!J535l^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27,1982-PAGE S-5 on HANDICAPPED number. Instead, deserve," said Dr. Paine Hall on the Chocolate Factory DENTAL WORK callers will be given the Sheff Harvard University George Roland will campus in Cambridge Massachusetts names of dentists in Persons wishing direct, with settings by Tickets are $4.00. $2.00 residents seeking the their community or additional information David Summer, for students and senior names of dentists in nearby community who on the program, may costumes by Mary citizens. For more in- their community who treat special needs call the Massachusetts Sheldon, and make-up treat handicapped or persons. All discussions Dental Society at 1-800- formation, call 935-6438 by Paula Sutor. developmentaliy of fees will be between 342-8747 from 9:30 a.m. MIDDLESEX Also in rehearsal is disabled persons, may the patient and the to 2 p.m., Monday COMMUNITY the Boston Children's now call a toll-free dentist. through Friday. COLLEGE Theatre's Touring number at the "A large number of Word Processing Company's production Massachusetts Dental handicapped persons of "Pinocchio". which NOSHORTFORM LEATHERCRAFT Services and Social free Open House nights Newburyport on Training Program. Society. never receive dental Massachusetts tax- Organizations will also will begin its tour on Our Place-M.E.L.D. on Thursday. January February 6th at 8:00 Middlesex Community The number is 1-800- care or only receive payers were reminded be among the January 30th and will be Center Inc.. 38 Pleasant 28th and Tuesday. P.M A perfect blend of College. Bedford 15 342-8747 and is in crisis treatment." said exhibitors. available for booking today by Commissioner Street. Stoneham will be February 2nd from 8:00 setting and theatre hour Basic or In- operation between the Dr Michael C Sheff of weekends through April L. Joyce Hampers of the sponsoring a Special seminars and 9:00 at its 6 Middlesex Tickets $10.00. $8.00 for termediate hands-on hours of 9:30 a.m. and 2 Newton, chairman of Department of Revenue 25th The play is Leathercraft Class for demonstrations will be Ave.. Wilmington students and members, training using Wang p.m., Monday through the Society's Council on adapted from Carlo that there is no short Adults beginning held throughout the two- location. Equipment. Day or Friday. Dental Health and For reservations call Colodi's classic fantasy. form — the card form Tuesday Feb 9th from day event. A Top Model Speakers at the Open 283- 767:1. evening sessions Must There are more than Health Planning. Marlene Malos will 1A - for filing 1981 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. for Fashion Show and House will be discussing type 45 words per 1.100 dentists in the "This program of direct the cast made up income taxes. There is eight consecutive Celebrity Kissing Booth two central topics: How MYSTIC VALLEY minute. To register call state who treat this supplying the names of of youngsters chosen only one form, weeks. are also planned. Parents can Help CHAMBER 275-8910. ext. 295. special needs group dentists in their com- designated as Form 1. to from the Theatre's This class will in- "While the concept of Students Learn More The Mystic Valley Many of the dentists munity or nearby Creative Drama be used by all tax- troduce to the beginner an exposition designed Effectively and Helping Chamber Orchestra will FOR CHILDREN have offices which are community who treat Classes. For in- payers. the basics of leather specifically for singles Children Cope with present the second The Boston Children's accessible by special needs persons. formation on the above The main reason for work, and enable is new to Boston," says Stress. Donna Duffy. concert of its fifth an- Theatre is presenting wheelchair or by All discussions of fees elimination of the short activities, write or call: participants to create Daniel Karp, co- Licensed Psychologist, niversary season under "Charlie and the stretcher. Other den- will be between the Boston Children's form this year is articles such as belts, producer of the show, and Dick Best. Study the musical direction of Chocolate Factory" as a tists treat mentally patient and the dentist. Theatre. 124 Holland because so many people wallets, keychains and "similar Expo's in Skills teacher at the Allen Olsen The special treat for retarded or autistic "A large number of Road. BrookJme. Ma. are eligible to take watchbands. The uee of Dallas. Los Angeles, Clinic, will lead the program will include children of all ages. persons. handicapped persons dyes,. acrylics and New York, and 02146. Telephone 277- advantage of the ren- discussion. Vivaldi's Concerto Performances are By calling the toll free never receive dental Washington, DC have 3277. ter's deduction. Com- tooling will also be The Open House will Grosso, Opus 3, No. 10: scheduled for February number, residents may care or only receive missioner Hampers taught which will allow been overwhelmingly include specific ideas Griffes' Poem; 13. 16, 17. 18. 19. 20. 27 learn the name of crisis treatment," said LIVING WITH said. It would have been students to use their successful, drawing for helping students Smelana's Moldau: and March 6. All per- general dentists and-or Dr. Michael C. Sheff of SOBRIETY physically impossible to imagination to create thousands of single, better manage school Donizetti's Overture to formances are at 2:00 specialists, whether the Newton, chairman of divorced, and widowed The film. "The New include the renter their own patterns and assignments, as well as Don Fasquale; and p.m. and take place at dentist-providers treat the Society's Council on Life of Sandra Blaine". section on a short form, styles. persons '' Co-producer giving parents a good Copland's Billy the Kid New England Life Hall patients with mild, Dental Health and Harriet Berman adds. will be shown at Mount hence the entire in- Registration for this over-view in dealing Suite Kathleen Boyd in Copley Square. moderate or severe Health Planning. "Our most recent Pleasant Hospital. 60 dividual income tax is class is limited to six. To with their child's stress will be the flute soloist Boston. retardation, and 'This program of Singles Expo in Hart- Granite Street, on contained in one so- register please call Our as it relates to learning. in the Griffes piece. "Charlie and the whether access to the supplying the names of Sunday. January 31. at called long form. Place at 438-8800 by ford this past Fall For parents, a series Performances are Chocolate Factory" is dental office is good, dentists who are willing 6:15 p.m. The film, Taxpayers who filed Tuesday, Feb. 2. The featured over 100 of information- Saturday. January 30. based on Roald Dahl's fair or poor. to treat special needs which is part of the form 1A in 1980 and have class will be taught by exhibitors and drew discussion groups will 8:00 P.M. at Weston modern classic story of The Massachusetts persons now allows over 5,000 singles in one Family Information similar sources of in- Paul Scalera. a be forming in the High School Auditorium four nasty children and Dental Society will not those persons to receive come in 1981 should professional leather- day! We had to turn following weeks dealing in Weston, and Sunday. our hero. Charlie, who Parade discuss fees with per- the professional crafter and the cost is away a great number of complete the front and with such topics as: January 31.8:00 P.M. at are allowed into Mr. sons calling the toll-free preventive care they back pages of Form 1, a $25.00 for eight weeks - exhibitors who were late Self-Concept: Un- Willie Wonka's famous (Page S-7) simple procedure. all materials included. in requesting booth derstanding Learning Commissioner reservations." Disabilities: Behavior Hampers emphasized LIBRARY FILMS Exhibit space can be Modification ENJOY NOW that early filers of error- On Thursday, Jan 28 reserved by contacting Techniques: and parent free returns will be the at 7 P.M. the Stoneham Kay Bee Productions. support groups. SARMANS SKI LOFT Living with High Quality Furniture first to get their refunds. Public Library. (438 351 Main Street. Offerings for students "If you expect to have a Main Street. Stoneham, Wakefield. Ma. 01880 in grades 6-12 include 636 Main St., Reading refund coming, do Tel. 438-1324) will Telephone (617) 245- Study Skills Workshops PAY LATER yourself and us a favor present the film classic: 6177. and SAT and and file early." she "The Quiet Man" Achievement SKI BOOT SALE with your 1981 Tax Return Money urged. starring John Wayne HEALTH LECTURES Preparation courses, SKI SALE! and Maureen O'Hara. A series of free health when We Help You Save on Taxes beginning the week of NORDICA CABER BOOTS QUILTING The showing is free to lectures is being offered February 8th in both the SPECIAL SKI LANGE Our Place-M.E.L.D the public. The to the public at Krohn Wilmington and SALOMON 29.95 to 89.95 WHOLESALE FURNITURE STORES Center Inc.. finally Stoneham Public Chiropractic Office The Arlington locations. PACKAGE!! Rte. 28 • No. Reading - 5 Main St. settled in its new Vic- Library presents classic purpose of these lec- Classes are limited to Rossignol Challenge! BOOTS REG. torian home at 38 tures is to educate area N.xl to Lobst.r Clow feature films every five students, and are llci REDUCED!! 85.00 to 210. Pleasant Street. fourth Thursday of the residents about ways in taught by qualified, Call 664-4032 438-8086 •Tyrolia 160 Binding Stoneham. is sponsoring month at 7 P.M. in which they can take experienced teachers. FOR MEN & WOMEN a variety of Arts Librarv Hall greater responsibility For information on •Cober Boot workshops for adults for maintaining positive ALL BOOTS the Open House, parent •Pole SHOP & SAVE throughout February health. discussion groups, or REDUCED!! and March. The first of Thursday. January 28 sludent courses, call the BEFORE YOU BUY these activities on and Tuesday. February Clinic Director. Melissa ArtsTuesday is a 16. ' • W ha t is Goerdtat646~t049 SKIWEAR Quilting Class beginning N s-t Chiropractic?" Dr. on Tuesday. Feb. 2. for Marsha Krohn. MFATHEATRE 150 160 170 CM SALE FURNITURE eight consecutive weeks Chiropractor: Tuesday, Crosswalk, A Theatre nted Waxed Engravi ( from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 February 2. "Processed For Children presents INCLUDED 20 to 30% OFF COMPARE OUR BELOW p.m. vs. Natural Foods". the premiere theatrical LADIES-MENS-KIDS PARKAS Mrs. Dorothy Driscoll Linda Wasylyshyn, production of "The ALL SKI'S a talented teacher and Dietary Consultant: Little Dragon" by In- SINGLES'82 KIDS SKIS REDUCED artists will introduce the ■ Tuesday. February 9. REDUCED ternationally acclaimed WHOLESALE The first Singles Expo basics of quilting "Touch for Health: a do- storyteller Jay ROSSIGNOL, K2, OLIN ever to be held in Boston through a single square it-yourself system of O'Callahan. Per- BIBS REDUCED!! will take place at the HEXCEL, ATOMIC wall hanging for the family health care", formances are Boston Park Plaza PRICES beginner and for the Linda Wasylyshyn. February' 17-19 at 2:00 FOR HIGH QUALITY Castle. April 3rd & 4th. more advanced four Certified Touch for p.m. and February 21 at Saturday and Sunday. OPEN DAILY 10 AM to 9 PM NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE squares will be used. Health instructor: 1:00 p.m. at the Museum Geared to the life MSTCHG VISA AMER EXP SATURDAYS 9 to 5:30 AS SEEN IN THE BEST STORES The lessons will include Thursday. February' 11. of Fine Arts. 465 Hun- style and interests of the PLUS MANY OTHER OOOO PIECtS AT IOW PRICES making a template, "Polarity Therapy: tington Avenue in fastest growing cutting material ac- energy balancing to Boston. population in the cording to the pattern, promote relaxation and Tickets are priced at Greater Boston area. joining the pattern, vitality". Katherine $1.00 for children under SARMANS 1 LEVIS Singles '82 is expected to adding borders, batting Lee. Certified Polarity twelve and $2.00 for draw thousands. Many and backing, quilting Therapist and Thur- adults. Admission to the of the 120 exhibit booths LEVI FLANNEL through three layers, sday. February 25, Museum is not required. have already been joining squares and "Changing stressful For more information, reserved by businesses LEVI CORDS J SHIRTS adding the collar to the habits using Hypnosis please call 426-6633 and organizations eager backing (or hanging. and other methods". Dr. extension 307. to participate. $ Registration is Richard Swan. Crosswalk. A Theatre Singles '82 will en- limited to ten per class Psychologist. All lec- For Children is a non- II 15.99 compass nearly every Swivel Rocker 310 $99 and to register please tures begin at 7:30 P.M. profit organization. Reg.to'21." aspect of single life, ISTRAIGHT LEG REG. Big Boy Recliner 400 139 call Our Place at 438- Krohn Chiropractic "The Little Dragon" is MEMS SIZES with exhibitors M9.50I Hide-A-Bed 780 390 8800 by Thursday. Jan. 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Center Please register recruited as volunteer Minuteman Tech employees should make have a W-2 form from stencil on walls, floors, by Feb 8. For further sure that their correct participants in a major district BOXWOOD inlormation, please call every employer the-y paper and fabric, with address is on file with survey of nutritional Those enrolled* in the The Nucleo Eclettico Beth Cohen (6171 527- worked for during the commercially available the employer. If em- status. Regional Occupational Theatre will produce the 3532 or Elizabeth Brown year, regardless of the cut stencil patterns and ployees do not receive Some 1,600 volunteers Program also receive first staged reading of (617)877 1827. length of the time fast-drying paints. career counseling and the W-2 by February 1. worked, according to are being sought for the On the same af- the one act play "The seminars on resume Boxwood" by Lee they should contact the Mosher survey, the first in a ternoon, the film, "New series of projects writing and job in- McDavid on Sunday. England Folk Painter - terview techniques. planned by the Human Erastus Salisbury January 31. 2:00 P.M. at I Information about the Nucleo Eclettico Nutrition Research Field," will be shown in brewer, invites local facilities will be Regional Occupational Theatre. 37 Clark I Center, now under the museum's residents and visitors to available four nights a Program is available Street. North End, I construction at Tufts auditorium. The take a complimentary week from 6 to 10 University's health guided tour through the o'clock for individuals from the Minuteman Boston. One per- Austin Preparatory School I documentary tells the Tech Community sciences complex in company's Merrimack with basic skills. formance only, $1.50 I I story of his life from Education Office. 861- admission. For more downtown Boston. The 1805 to 1900 and is 33 (N.H.i brewery, to see The Printmaking I 6500. Ext 230 between 8 information, call 742- I (.'enter is one of five minutes in length how Budweiser'. Atelier Program in- ANTIQUES EXHIBIT I such research facilities Michelob. Michelob cludes three hours of a.m. and 4 p.m. or 7445 or 666-3520. I Admission to both evenings from 6 to 9 I established nationwide programs is free Light, Natural Light consultation with in- I p.m. MENTAL HEALTH AND SALE by the United States For further in- and Busch beers are structor Judith I January 1982 I Department of brewed. Brassard Brown and THROUGH I formation, call 861-6560. MANAGERIAL I FRI SAT SUN Agriculture to advance The complimentary carries no credit. The MEDITATION knowledge of human REVOLUTION l)r HARRY Keshet. a I 29 30 31 BUNKER HILL CC tours are offered from cost is $50 per month . 1 i*4t>» 11« p ■ nutrition The special 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. plus a $10 monthly Alfred D. Chandler. well-known I The Division of AUSTIN PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Exit 38 off 128 mission of the Boston Monday through supplies charge. Jr.. Professor of psychologist, will co- I Continuing Education of Business History at Wen 2 milti to 101 Willow Street Center is to examine the Bunker Community Saturday and from II :30 The atelier will lead a series of I relationship of nutrition a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun continue throughout the Harvard Business workshops on mental College in Charlestown School, will speak on I READING, MASS. and aging. days, except holidays. year, and interested and emotional health REDUCED ADMISSION will offer a variety of on- I BIRCHKNOLL PROMOTIONS 35 QUALITY Participation in the "The Managerial thru meditation WITH THIS AOV. $2.00 site courses and Reservations are persoas may begin at MILLtS MASS 617 376 8806 Ni DEALERS Revolution in American Monday February 8. 15. I 5 survey is open to ap- seminars during the required for groups of 20 the start of any month. Friday evening Preview Party 7.50 p.p. Business" at the and 22.. 7:30-9:30 p.m. plicants whether they Spring semester or more. The Anheuser For full information call I (FREE APPRAISALS SUNDAY) reside in a nursing home Busch Merrimack Director of Continuing Cambridge Forum. 3 cost $30. For in- On February 9, 10 and Church Street. Harvard lb or' in their own home or 11. J. Allyn Bradford, an brewery is located at Education Mary Kaye formation and apartment Volunteers international 1000 Daniel Webster at 262-1223 The Art will undergo a modified management con- Highway in Merrimack. Institute of Boston is physical examination sultant, will present For additional in- located near the Ken- by a nurse practitioner "Management Com- formation on Anheuser- more Square T station They will be asked munications Skills." a Busch tours, call <603i at 700 Beacon Street. about their eating and program designed to 899-6631. Boston. Ma. 02215 food shopping habits, meet the most urgent use of tobacco, social needs of technical and NEW CAREER OCCUPATIONAL history, and history of management "Make A New Career Women and men who medication use. executives. Your New Year's need job skills or a new Each volunteer will be Other programs Resolution." Continuum job direction are invited given the results of the which will improve Open House Wed- to enroll in the spring testing and dietary skills and increase nesday. February 3 at semester of Minuteman counseling will be productivity in a 9:30 A.M. Discussing Tech's Regional Oc- available for the par- business or organization the joys and benefits of cupational Program ticipants. include report writing, career internships. Free which begins in For more in- accounting, supervisory to all Call to register February Both evening formation. interested skills, public speaking 964-3322. or write and daytims courses are persons may call and clerical skills Continuum. 785 Centre available, and most volunteer recruiter upgrading Street. Newton. Ma. cc/u rses include Caroline Darby at (617) For dates or further 02158. classroom instruction 542-2082; or write to the information, call 241- a§^> well as on-the-job U.S.DA. Human 8600. ext 444 I PRINTMAKING training. Nutrition Research ATELIER According to ROP Center. Tufts Univer- GUIDEDTOUR Starting in February Director Sunnie Ep- sity, 15 Kneeland Street, Anheuser-Busch. Inc., 1982 The Art Institute of stein. "ROP job training Boston. Ma. 02111. the world's largest Boston's printmaking courses have been successful in helping 80 to 90 percent of the participants who wanted jobs to find them in the field for which Patricia H. Pignata they were trained." ROP instructors are Registered Electrologist drawn from industry as well as from the ranks vocational teachers Permanent Hair Removal with many years ex- ' Newest scientific method Member of American perience in industry. 1 Recommended by Physicians Electroloqisl Association Evening courses which meet two nights ' Consultation invited ■ Chairman National per week for eighteen ' Practice limited to women Legislative Committee weeks are available in Past president & advisor ._ .. ,, K .. < Over lb years. Drafting. Data Mass association of Processing. Hotel- Eleclrologists experience Restaurant Management. Elec- Off Rf 128 West Woburn 935-0020 tronics Test Technician. Mechanical Paste-Up and Phototypesctting. An evening course is also available, in Word For Individual Retirement Accounts: A NATURAL COMBINATION JOHN HANCOCK AND U.S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES John Hancock U.S. Government ual Retirement Accounts which Securities Fund, Inc. is an invest- allow everyone in the United States ment company seeking to provide who is a wage earner to make tax current income and security of prin- deductible contributions of up to cipal of portfolio investments $2,000 per year to their own per- through investments primarily in sonal retirement plan. * Earnings on securities of the United States Gov- I.R.A. accounts are exempt from ernment and its agencies. Federal income taxes and compound The fund may be used for Individ- tax free until withdrawn. 1Beginning January 1982 as provided by the 1981 Economic Recovery Tax Act. For more complete information about John Hancock U.S. Government Securities Fund and Individual Retirement Accounts, including charges and expenses, please write or call for a Prospectus. Read it carefully before you invest or forward funds. NAMK ADDKKSS CITY . , STATKr. ZIP Mail to: James Corto 21 Cabot Rd. 1 Ston»ham Mast. 02100 ) . ' I ' • , I ■■ ■ -ft* '•-*. PTO^-8-WEDNESDAY, JAN(3XRY27, 1982 No R»*dtng Trmtcnpl. Wilmington & TewMbury Town Crlar SKmenam lodopond«nl Local skaters debut in Disney's World of Ice Dynamic ice skating duo. Michael Botticelli of Weston and Sheryl Franks of Lexington will be retur- ning to the Boston area to make their professional debut in the all-new and illustrious ice extravaganza. Disney's World on Ice. Michael and Sheryl will be sharing the spotlight with 1980 Silver Medalist. Linda Fratlanne and famed Disney immortals Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Donald Duck. Goofy. Pluto and many more in this elaborate new production which brings to life five decades of legendary Walt Disney creations Produced by Irvin Feld and young dynamic pair display their Tickets for the all new Disney's Kenneth Feld. Disney's World on Ice brilliant skating expertise as they World on Ice are on sale at the comes to the Boston Garden on portray trapeze artists in the Boston (iarden Box Office and all February 9 through February 21. for frivolous and fun-filled Dumbo's Ticketron outlets For general ticket 24 performances. Flying Circus. Under the direction ol information, call I6I7I 227-3200. Michael and Sheryl skated Ringmaster Mickey Mouse. Michael Charge tickets to VISA or Master- together competively for 11 years. and Sheryl are joined under the Big Card by calling ■ 0IT • 742-0200 During this time, they gained Top by the award-winning national recognition by winning the Canestrellis and jazz-skater Bruno Silver Medal in the National Junior Jerry' playing a fearless lion trainer, Pair competition in 1974 and Silver cooling four ferocious felines. Medals at the Grand Prix In- Disnev'sWorld on Ice represents a Gl Bill ternational competition at St. totally /hew concept on ice shows, Gervais. France, and the Nebelhorn blending together all the extended competition in Obersdorf They also imagination of Walt Disney with the skated with the U.S. Olympic team very best skating talents in the As many as 39.000 Vietnam era in the 1980 Winter Games in Lake world. This ice extravaganza brings veterans are expected to lake ad Placid back memories and creates new vantage of a one-time, two-year In Disnev's World on Ice. this fantasies for the entire familv. extension of their Gl Bill delimiting date. John J. McNiff director of the SWIMMING MENS&WOMENS Boston VA regional office estimates. ••Extended eligibility for certain FITNESS training programs was included in CENTER (he Veterans' Health Care. Training and Small Business Loan Act of 1981 CD signed into law by the President Try it > November :i. The extension period, which opened January 1 and runs through December 31, 1982. applies to educationally disadvantaged or H unskilled Vietnam-era veterans who At the "Y 03 allowed their 10-year delimiting date NEW CLASSES BEGIN > to expire before using all their en- c titlement for educational training," Jan. 25.1982 P McNiff explained Eligible veterans may use their DANCEROBICS GYMNASTICS remaining entitlement to obtain a high school diploma, or its equivalent, or pursue a program of apprenticeship, other on-the-job training or a program with a vocational objective, he said For admittance to the Enrollment in college degree, NORTH SUBURBAN YMCA flight or correspondence courses is 137 Lexington St. not included in the extension Veterans who have already earned Woburn Ma. 935-3270 EXPIRES Feb. 8th 1982 college degrees are ineligible for the extension. Record $9 billion collected According to preliminary figures. and accountants will expand D the U.S. Customs Service collected a Customs current out-bound en- record $9 billion in duties and taxes forcement program in an effort and seized illicit drugs valued at entitled Operation Exodus more than ^Wjillion during 1981. The ^aggage and Travelers — Most revenue represented an 8.6 percent /Viiible to the traveling and im inefease over calendar 1980. irting public is Customs' Preliminary statisticValso shower; -Irresponsibility for inspecting and that Customs cleared more clearing baggage, travelers, and FOLDING STAIRS million international travelers "and imported merchandise During 1981 QHHMnSHi HH border crossers at ports of entry Customs processed more than $250 during 1981. a 6.1 percent increase billion worth of cargo and cleared Three pushbuttons BREWSTERS OFFERS YOU A WIDE ALUMINUM FOLDING more than 323 million persons as plus timer give 10 over the previous year. Numbers of AniC STAIRS well as some 98 million cars, trucks, cycle combinations Pots Pans SELECTION OF HAAS CABINETS international travelers have been Cycle - extrapoweriui scrubbing • Easy Access lo Attic increasing at a rate of 7 percent trains and other vehicles. to pots pans casseroles Fine ALL OF GREAT QUALITY AND ALL • Qualify Engineered Stairways annually in recent years To cope with rising workloads with China'Normal Soil setting lor AT GREAT PRICES Ceiling height up to 89' During 1981. Customs made more a static workforce. Customs uses delicate dinnerware and glassware Rough opening sue 2SY"S4" than 22.000 seizures of illicit drugs. selectivity to increase effectiveness Rinse Hold Rinse/Dry and Introducing AMERICAN HERITAGE- These included 168 pounds of heroin. in both cargo and passenger Platewarmer settings Multilevel Space-saving stairs disappear info the 4.000 pounds of cocaine. 74.000 processing. Hydro-Dynamic Wash Action Dual A Kitchen Onioned lor the Individual LitatyHs ol America* Hia celmg Easy to install and operate bal- pounds of hashish, and more than :) A tsix-month Passenger detergtm dispensers Rwse Aid Cabinetry . TMMS Quality in Wood and Eickiiivo Ouratyn Finish anced spring action Extend* only T above Processing lest program, called dispenser Radiant heal drying loisis Provides sale, easy access to I million pounds of marijuana lor. Lasting Beauty AS1ST (Accelerated Special In- system. Energy Savei Switch cuts famous Haas Cabinetry Orawtrs are constructed witnsobd wood t'ont back useable attic space Adiuslable salety folding stairs Currency Investigations — A spection System Test i. mandated by electrical consumption Choose n and sides grooved lo support ine printed and finished hardboarrj bottom major Customs investigative effort Chano^ane^^^olors^^^^ these distinctive doors are Iramed in >." solid Alder with recessed panels ot Congress, began in 1981 at Miami cheny veneers accented with an incised bo'der cieatincj a iaised panel effect this year has been enforcement of and Los Angeles International Drawers feaiu'e dovetailed romts at all toui corners to' evtra strength Poplar the Currency and Foreign Tran- Airports. OAK FLOORING sides and back are g'ooved lo securely suppoil trie bottom A new 3-pomt sactions Reporting iBank Secrecyi suspension system assures smooth easy gliding Automation — Automation is Se!exLBed.or Act. a statutory tool for disrupting r«^hapAng the way Cuistoms Fact names lor both base and warNms an T ~JSHft a fhe operating capital of crim'rn&t* nnfte'^wnished western hardwood with mortise and renon |omts for strong ngid procKsescargo and carriers The Kiln dried construction who use foreign financial havens Automated Cargo Clearance and All standard base units nave '' woodgiamed vinyl-coated slideoulshelf and secret bank accounts to shelfer each piece is Enforcement System--Technique behind each door , ASSOCIATE N GflAOE STAMPED their illicit cash proceeds. During tongue and grooved Adiuslable wan cabinet shelves have f panicle board with wood gram vmyi (ACCEPTi helps Customs officers and end matched on an eiposed surfaces V 4«8 AC 1981 this program accounted for determine through a computer data V-44 AC 1.200 seizures worth nearly $48 ''.•2'. tno panels are ot S particle board with wood gram vmyi on iwo sides base whether cargo should be V-4-8 AC Sel White $664 A polished and eleganl brass luvshed pull and lunges creates the warmth ol million in illegal unreported examined intensively or admitted the overall cabinet V-4«8 AC currency. subject to follow-up audits. The Sei Red Ten step application hashes cabinets in light honey maple V-4«B AC $652 Critical Technology Exports — In system now operates in Baltimore. recent months Customs has stepped Miami. 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RONCO M.Ed. 6-0-6-8 4 73.75 at your bathroom today Feb. lst.,Mon., 10:0011:30 A.M. 5 weeks CASH AM» CARRY FEE: $60.00 Limited enrollment WILMINGTON-PROVIDENCE . Mean oft* YARM HOURS 00 rtatti %tr**< !• Mttpyti ftmt . Mllvny MnW ■ \ enywhere m Mrw 93 Main Street (•17) IM-»/I» II AMMW AW... net. IA\ ' Enf land at titrt Hon.Fri. IIM i.m.-Iill p.m, Andover. Massachusetts 01810 (4IO»l-flN cot) Satwtfay lil% a.m.-fiO© p.m. Telephone 475-4250 « .' SopoWm.nl n Dall, Times & CDraMcW (*lc*uf.i.R.a«in«. windiest*. Burlington. L»nrtWi) Vllk "o Reining Transcript, Wilmington 1 Tewmoor, Town Crier, SMmia Inoepenatnt At Home WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982-PAGE S-9 Williamsburg reproductions handmade heirlooms By Marilyn Hoffman developing a feeling for the It Is his magnificent mahogany refinements of their design and tall-case clock that greets you when J. Prank Cross, like thousands of scale." He works with those 25 or so you walk Into the entrance hall of the other men across the'country, en- manufacturers of furniture, silver, Cross residence. Mr. Cross traveled joys woodworking in his basement. pewter, porcelain, paint, wallpaper, to England, unsuccessfully, to find His basement workshop, as it and rugs that are involved in the the right movement for It, then happens, is in one of the most at- Williamsburg reproduction located a 1720 movement in a neigh- tractive brick homes on the Duke of program. bor's attic. Gloucester Street in Colonial Mr. Cross and his wife, Barbara, One of the craftsman's favorite Williamsburg. It Is a reconstructed have lived in the Red Lion for 18 pieces, in a living room full of his structure on the site of the original years, and its decor and furnishings work, is a walnut tea table that sits early 1700s house, and is called the are typically Williamsburg. The between two camelback settees, Red Lion now Just as it was in difference is that over 40 of the most which he made as well. The stately Revolutionary War days when it stunning pieces of furniture were- Queen Anne highboy Is another served as a hostelry. It is today a made on the premises by the master favorite. And he especially likes the private residence arid is not open to of the house, who works only with drop-leaf table, cellarette, and the public. antique hand tools and a modern Southern huntboard that are part of Since Mr. Cross, who heads the piece of equipment called the the dining room furnishings. reproductions program for the "shopsmith." In addition to his tables, desks. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Frank Cross tries to complete lamps, sofas, highboys, and clocks, is steeped in the history, lore, and about one major piece of furniture Mr. Cross has completed in the last living traditions of the old Colonial per year since he gardens and golfs two years seven dining room chairs capital, it is not surprising that what during warmer months, indulging (reproductions of an early Virginia he produces in his basement his woodworking hobby on winter model) and a wall-hung shelf for workshop are fine reproductions or evenings and weekends. He never plate display. adaptations of early Virginia an- counts the hours he spends in the The executive says his hobby tiques. workshop, he says, because the time dates back to his boyhood, when he "My office job gives me a distinct flies by when he is engrossed with was growing up in Suffolk, Va . advantage over most home wood- cabinetmaking, "the most relaxing during the depression years. In 1933, he remembers, his father purchased workers," he admits, "because I am and rewarding hobby in the world." Photographer) by Coon* Vnlhsmsburo a set of 19th-century woodworking working all the time with the fur- Nor can he be persuaded to make A walnut tea table and two camelback settees are some of J. Frank Cross's prized living room reproductions nishings of the Williamsburg houses, furniture for anyone else, "because tools to help a relative, and he found and I couldn't help but be impressed that would seem like work and take himself intrigued with them and eager to experiment. never stopped making furniture dull, distressed finish that he prefers friends, from old furniture, and has with their simplicity and sense of the fun out of it." As it is, he finds the and adds a protective coat of lacquer even been know to saw up logs from trueness. 1 couldn't handle these leisurely pace of his workshop to be With the old tools and the help of a since that time." high school shop course, he con- He has never worked with a to his table tops. Since he contends a felled walnut tree in a neighbor's objects for over 20 years without the perfect counterbalance to long cabinetmaker but now wishes that that good, continuing care is im- yard. office hours. structed his first piece of furniture, an Empire chest from which he he had. "I think my work would have portant, he manages to wax and buff Asked if he thought his furniture learned an important lesson. benefltted," he says. "As it is I still all of his pieces at least once a year. would one day become heirlooms Your fireplace: Because he had used green wood, consider myself an amateur, and If there is any one factor that has that his son would enjoy passing the piece of which he was so proud Just keep learning new things every contributed a great deal to his work down through the family, he replies, immediately began to warp. He tlrfle I work on a piece." as a furniture maker, it is, he says "Yes, they'll probably become never made that mistake again. Mr. Cross draws his own patterns, modestly, "an eye for design " heirlooms, not because they are all atmosphere and warmth "When World War II came along, I sometimes makes his own brass This craftsman works mainly in that great, but because they are went Into the service and got locks, keys, and backplate brasses solid walnut, mahogany, and handmade." married and soon discovered that to go in his desks and chests, and sometimes cherry, and is constantly When II comes to a cozy, cheerful the fireplace on a cold, windy day. li- always carves the ornamentation, on the lookout for fine examples. He Christian Science Monitor atmosphere, there are few things in the smoke is drawn up the chimney, we couldn't afford the furniture that we wanted. So the old tools came out and makes the fretwork, as well. He gets wood from auctions, from News Service life that can beat a fire blazing in a stuff some unfaced fiberglass uses the mortise-and-tendl! con- fireplace But while it may warm around the damper or seal off the again and, sitting in the middle of .———---CLIP and SAVE the floor because I had no work- struction methods of the 18th cen- our hearts to conjure up wonderful entire area with a non-combustible tury, and pegs and dovetails all the 1 memories of things past, a fire in the material. bench, I put together by hand two expensive-looking side tables. They joints in his furniture. Here's an easy-to follow map I old fireplace is also very hard to . The next category is the weekend He mixes his own shellac for the beat for heat loss. fireplace type of user who does not were such a success that 1 have I At best, a fireplace only delivers want to be inconvenienced by con- to reach "TheMenu" I about IS percent of its heat to the stantly pulling fiberglass from the The Menu features dining I room in which it is located as most of damper only to have to replace it I its energy in the form of heated air is later With this type of use. it is a I drawn up the chimney And even good idea to add glass doors to the and entertainment when it's not in use. a fireplace's fireplace When the fire is going. I inefficient dampers can lead to they can be left open with little loss Frank Impressia. owner ol the The Menu is conveniently located I further heat loss seven days a week. of atmosphere. but as the fire begins Menu Restaurant and IxHingc in just oil Kt. 128. at the Mishawum I But to give up on a fireplace to go out. they can be closed to cut Woburn invites the general public to Rd . F.xit .•» Simply travel a hall I altogether would be to give up one down significantly on the heated air visit his popular restaurant and In- mile east ol the Woburn Mall onto I of life's great pleasures. Nor is it being drawn up the chimney. completely entertained in our Industrial Parkway and the Menu necessary A number of solutions to When shopping for glass doors, lounge area by Harvey at the Piano will be lound on (Jill SI just on the I this type of heat loss exist The make sure they fit together as Bar Parkwav. I solutions depend on your use of a tightly as possible Additionally, Now you can enjoy line dining, I fireplace and. of course, the amount when installing them, be sure to reasonably priced and your lavontc Harvey will be entertaining I of money necessary to make it more place fiberglass behind the frame cocktails and sing-along or just Thursday. Friday and Saturday I efficient. and against the bricks to obtain a enjoy as Harvey plays your lavontc evenings in the Lounge li p in. to If at all possible, the air that tight seal requests. midnight provides the fireplace with com- — J bustion should be supplied directly from an unhealed source, rather than by air that you've already paid ■ , (li wmmm MfMMM »0«»T»Mi CI»oi«cl.(Wotam.«Mdino. WMGAMMr. ■»fti*oi».I.KiiiMilVI««*r PAGE S-10-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1982 NO Raiding Trmcrlpt. WWnmgtoo • TwMtalfy to«n Crtdr. Slon«n«* Kd.pdnd.nt Business and Weigh the facts Nation looks for growth about diet controls Siock Market although now and then high- SWITCHBOARD TECHNOLOGY efficient communications network By Babeon Reports Inc. technology stocks and issues related SPURS OFFICE AUTOMATION for the transmission of information Public Health Commissioner Dr Americans continue to eat more Wellesley Hills, Mass to fuel and energy have managed to and data via voice. Image, text, or Alfred L. Frechette today an- than they should for the amount of The oldtime central. telephone capture the fancy of growth-oriented switchboard has now been replaced even video within Individual work nounced the beginning ot a statewide exercise they get." investors. Except for certain selected stock by automatic, solid-sta ■ electronic stations. These companies are public education campaign to help According to Dr. Frechette, groups and issues, growth stocks GROWTH PREFERENCE gearing up to capture a sizable consumers choose safe, effective people who are overweight are twice voice and data equipment called have not attracted the degree of SUBDUED, PBXs. At a rapid rate these new chunk of this lucrative market and permanent methods of con- as likely to develop high blood NOT EXTINGUISHED pressure, twice as susceptible to investment interest of their heyday systems are invading the office — despite potentially formidable trolling their weight. for quite some time. The period of While the adversities of late years competition from the" grant The campaign, which will begin in diabetes in later life, and are more interconnecting and controlling most intense investor preference for have reduced investment attention computers, word processing American Telephone & Telegraph. mid-January and continue through likely to suffer from gall bladder growth stocks spanned much of the to growth stocks, investors in a However, to date, AT4T is only the end of February, has as its disease, some forms of cancer, and position to place primary emphasis devices, and telephones. Other office joint diseases such as gout. 1950s and a fair portion of the 1960s. procedures such as typing, copying, dominant in the non-computer theme: "Weigh the Facts About During those years there was little on building up the capital value of segment of the market Weight Control." "Every year, millions of over- filing, electronic mailing, as well as concern over the low yields of their portfolios have still maintained the aforementioned, are tied into It is being conducted by the weight Americans try every possible a distinct tendency toward growth- method of losing weight." Dr. growth issues inasmuch as the long- local communications networks. PBX'S MARKET Massachusetts Department of term upward trek of interest rates type issues. Understandably, A number of independent com- SHARE EXPANDING Public Health's Division of Frechette continued. "Americans however, they have been much more spend millions of dollars on diets, had not yet managed to outstrip the panies manufacturing computers or Because the PBX switchboards Preventive Medicine in cooperation benefits of capital expansion. cautious and selective in making switchboards have pioneered in the have the advantage of utilizing with Public Health Departments in diet drugs, weight loss spas, exer- Furthermore, the American their commitments than was the cise salons, mechanical weight loss introduction of computer-controlled wiring already installed for the Connecticut. Rhode Island and economy was in a protracted climb, case when growth stocks were PBXs (private branch exchanges) telephone system, unlike other Vermont. The campaign will feature devices and other methods to try to considered the easy road to in- lose weight. punctuated by only occasional brief for the office. The network, which approaches, they now seem destined television and radio public service periods of mild economic vestment progress. can be located in one building or to perform thehnmediate role in the announcements, pamphlets and "Unfortunately, many of these This category of investments in methods do not keep the pounds off." dislocations. It was one of those spread out among several sites, flow of office information. A host of posters, and articles in newspapers, times when prosperity seemed likely general now appears poised to play offers the routing of information at companies are involved in local trade magazines and professional he said. "What we recommend is a to go on indefinitely. Hence, in- an important role in pacing the journals. gradual change in lifestyle which revitalization on market interest in the least possible cost, as well as network communication, but so far vestors were willing to value many complete accounting data plus only s handful are immersed in emphasizes physical activity, stocks at very high earnings common stocks. The timing of such 'Being overweight is a major developing good eating habits and traffic and usage reports on all making computer-controlled PBXs. health problem in the United States multiples. a revival has considerable merit eating less, and eating healthy now that the stock market appears transactions It has been estimated The most profitable segment of today." Dr. Frechette said. THE CHANGE UNTHINKING that more than 30,000 businesses in the market is expected to be cen- foods." The latter 1960s and the early likely to derive some benefit from "Twenty-three million Americaans For a free brochure, write: Weight the United States alone are prime tered in turning out equipment for are overweight, including a large 1970s, however, saw a series of the downturn in short-term interest targets for these new advanced the large and medium-sized office. Control, Massachusetts Department adverse developments which rates. percentage of school-age children. of Public Health. P.O. Box 10. technology switchboards. PBX sales are currently running And the problem is growing as gradually diminished the VARIETIES OF GROWTH STOCKS Boston, Ma. 02112. Naturally, the concept of what In the opinion of the Research around $1.94 billion and are slated to widespread appeal of growth stocks. Department of Babson's Reports, nearly double to $3.6 billion by 1985, One of these was the end of the constitutes a growth stock can differ widely. Higher grade growth issues, the automated office is assuming with shipments of all automated speculative focus on the high proprietary status in American office equipment expected to reach FEDELE AUTO SALES *» *. conglomerates. Subsequently, the however, are generally associated 430-7474 263 Main Street 8:30 o.m.-« p.m. with companies extremely business, especially now in these $6.7 billion around that time. The troubles of the real estate in- times of high inflation. Presently average annual growth rate of at 438-7475 Stoneham, Mass. Sot.8-.30o.m-4p.nl. vestment trusts further dampened prominent in industries which have demonstrated over the years an developed work stations are still too least 15percent-17 percent Is investor confidence. By" that time, complex and expensive. However, forecast for PBXs over the next 73 BUICK 74 VW 73 OLDS CUTLASS ability to rack up consistent 71 VW interest rates had soared to a level the new computer-controlled PBXs several years. FASTBACK OPEL M ANT A SUPER BEATLE VISTACRUISER progress above the average ex- causing genuine concern among seem to offer the link which will * spd runs well needs 4 cyl auto, fancy int 4 spd. good body. w<) v-8. loaded, sun investors involved with growth pansion pace of the economy. There good engine needs integrate all office functions. , PRINCIPAL cosmetics Some rust 51 000 mi. No Rust hatch Low Mileage issues, even though money rates are, of course, young growth in- trons work dustries not yet possessing long RECOMMENDATIONS s s would become far more appalling The Research Department of 595 1495 later on. existence records. Companies which '1495 '1650 merit the growth label tend to plow COMPETITION TO MULTIPLY Babson's Reports is recommending The net result was a shift in in- two outstanding producers of 78 RENAULT 76 FORD vestor preference for the generous back into their business two-thirds Manufacturers of computers and 77 AMC 78 VW or more bf their annual profits on a the newest automatic switchboards computer-controlled PBX equip- LECAR TORINO PACER RABBIT COUPE yields available in bonds. At that ment and components. Purchase of Cpe V-8 auto ps consistent basis, even white often are crossing over into each other's Cpe. Orange tan 6 cyl auto ps pb time, the high yields of fixed income pb o c stereo 4 speed excel, mech either the speculative-grade com- 4 spd runs excellent 4IK investments, which seemed liberalizing the dividend. terrain in what promises to be a R.W.Oel 58K cond high mileoge mon stock of Datapoint Corp. or the s relatively free of risks, set a new A healthy record of sales and dynamic market of significant size. 1995 s earnings does not precluide an oc- While outlays for all types of office average-grade common Harris 1995 '2300 '2700 course for investors to take, and the Corp. Is currently being advised high price-earnings ratios of growth casional stumble, especially under communications and backup ser- 76 FORD 78 AMC 78 FORD the difficult circumstances of recent vices are approaching an incredible Both are traded on the New York 78 AMC stocks — and of common stocks in Stock Exchange. Other supervised THUNDERBIRD CONCORD WAG. FAIRMONT WAG. CONCORD general — were steadily whittled years. Among the growth issues $660 billion, the productivity of the Loaded one of o kind companies with PBX systems on the 6 cyl. outo ps., pb. 6 cyl outo ps pb. 41K down. In recent years, however, the currently favored for purchase by average office worker in the U.S. 36K runs new 4 dr wbrte red. 6 cyl. market include General Telephone auto ps. pb spells of costly inflation and in- Babson's Reports are Dow has improved only 3 perent during Chemical, Beckman Instruments. the last ten years. Thus, the chief & Electronics (NYSE) and Wang '2800 '3200 '3300 credibly exaggerated interest rates Laboratories (ASE). These '3500 have exacted frightful tolls on both Fluor. Helmerich & Payne, and goal of the PBX independent the bond and stock markets. Texas Oil & Gas. Droduccrs is a simpler but far more presently merit our hold position. 79MGB 79 BUICK 80PONTIAC MANY ROADSTER REGAL PHOENIX « cyl «ipd onvlm Cp*. V-6 outo ps pb. IN Model 4dr 4 cyl. MORE TO clean (or stereo MK outo ps pb a c CHOOSE Knighthood in flour (from Page s-6) s 4300 '4450 '4950 FROM young couples, and others, began was going lo make educated and fondness for cracking jokes About this time, the yeast industry made him a natural. After one radio baking their own bread. The trend brought out what many home bakers decisions, 1 had to learn how to . JMWILHU back to home breadmaking had n appearance, he was inundated by consider the greatest thing since' baktt, "i- 6,000 requests for his recipes. His begun. sliced bread: dry yeast. For Bert's Swedish wife, Ruth, an excellent baker, became - his kitchen-tested 'Easy Home generations bakers had endured the Baking," "Baking for Fun," ami temperamental little square cakes teacher. They mixed and kneaded of moist yeast that had a shelf life of dough side by side in their own "Bread Making Made Easy" recipe kitchen until Bert, too. became a books and tips on baking breads, only two weeks, had to be rolls, cookies, and pastries have refrigerated, and were forever, it good baker. He looked for and found seemed, turning brown before one shortcuts that speeded bread- never stopped growing in making. popularity. had a chance to use them. "I was crusading for flour." Bert? Dry yeast revolutionized home Surveys during the '70s showed Bert that about 70 percent of women says, in the true spirit of the Round breadmaking. It didn't need to be Table He figured if he could boost' refrigerated, and had a shelf life of a baked something from scratch once a month. But it was bread, he flour sales in general. King Arthur; year, and eliminated the need for would get his fair share of the' overnight rising. Bread baking discovered, in which women took the greatest pride. So, he decided to cast market. It worked. Since 1966, suddenly telescoped from a 24-hour ST&W's family flour business has to a four-hour stint. Home bakers his future with bread flour. He in- creased the amount of gluten in his quadrupled in value. could bake bread in the morning and Bert Porter's name has appeared 1980 Buick Park Ave. 1980Datsun eat it for lunch. flour and focused all his advertising on King Arthur as "best for baking on every bag of King Arthur Flour Coupe no. PI384. 30.000 C^Trcs One of Frank Sands's first smart since the 1960s. But as of Jan. 1 It is iml.s moon roof, full 210 Wog. om-fm, 4 spd, moves was to discover on his bread." though it bakes other goods £CJ iwer % Buick chrom* eol clean econ plus. no. I coming off. He has been easing by heels SIS.000 to replace father's staff a diamond in the rough equally well. When Bert got-his act together as a stages into retirement. This fall he named Bert Porter. Like Frank, has done only 20 shows. What he $10,588 $5188 Bert had had his hands in flour since baker, just for fun and to get out of childhood. Returning from war duty the office, he began doing one show a, looks forward to now, among other i things, is possibly working with the 1979 Olds Riverta Coupe), no. ft 1001 o in Europe in 1946, he went with' week. He appeared on talk shows on 1979 Buick loaded loaded car. moon Sands, Taylor & Wood, riding the radio and television, gave demon- disadvantaged in urban areas, Cutlass Brougham 2 dr roof. C.B. radio system strations to church groups, made a showing them how to bake their own :pe. 2 lone blue. 30.000 wire wheels lo many delivery trucks as a salesman. Part bread, eat a tastier loaf, and save m loaded Don I miss this extra* to list 24.000 mi if of his job was to make sure King movie on baking. He, in effect, >n^> >ne no. 683A ile price only f (n became King Arthur, the knight on about half the price of commercial Hi 2 'Arthur Flour was sitting pretty on bread. C & supermarket shelves. the horse, the man with the banner, SAVE $9188 .2z the spokesman for his company. He "One of the great thrills in Discerning his hidden talents, business," r ran* Sands says, "la to Frank protnufc~ . -£■■> to personally answered an average of 1979 1978 1979 70 letters a week, often addressed to see somebody develop to their fullest 1978 Olds general manager to run the King potential the way Bert has. Those Cutlets Supreme Coupe Cadillac Olds Pontiac Arthur family flour division. In two "Dear King Arthur" from eager but things don't happen that often, and no 1386 beautiful red with years he rose to vice-president. baffled bakers needing help. white landau root, om-lrr.t Sedon DeV:ile. 38K mi. Omega 4 dr. autom. pi. Phoenix. 2 dr. silver, red when they do, It's really hear- cassette, factory sport showrm. cond, cream w- medium blue dk blue inf. om-fm, aulom. no Then, he recalls, "I realized that if 1 His folksy style, sunny disposition, tening." wheels, low miles sharp, saddle int & top loaded. velour int. a-c. om-fm nic< 731 A. sharp no PI376 family cor. no $4488 $5488 $7988 86A $3888 Unbelievable, But True 1978 1979 1978 1979 PRICES SLASHED Buick Chev. Pontiac Olds mr. mr. Regency. 4 dr. white w- PRICES ON ALL 1979 and 1980 Models Drastically Reduced to Elfctro Ltd cpf beout. light b-own Novo. 30K mi. 4 dr 6 cyl. a leMons Cp< 6 cyl autom. lease- met w-tontfosting londou 'lAinm c vinyl r' autom. nice blue int. matching It. blue rent- X-shape brown-tan lop. vinyl rf, looded w-equip, I Move our Usod Oar Inventory this Month. Mileages from «7K mi looded w-tquip See this family cor. no. PI373. no. 799A a-car one for no 87S0A Drive it away owner, lux car. no. acar 25,000 to 31,000 on oil 1980 Models Listed. P440A. $5988 $4788 $3988 $5288 1980 Chevrolet Chevi ►Me 4DR, MAKES IT EASY HB, Auto Tram, 4-CYL.RW Def r, etc. ■ (Six to choose from) *3995 1978 1978 1979 1979 Ford 19BO Toyota Corolla Deluxe .«_<%* Select fromrChevettes, 1982s 2 DR84Dr. Auto Trans, 4-Cyl. RW Defr, etc. 4695 Mercury Pontiac Pontiac Muttnag Sport Coupe no. (four to choose Irom) Cougar XH7 autom a-c. LeMans. 4 dr autom ps. Grand Prix no. PI369, PI387. 4 cyl outo, power Citations, Malibus AVAILABLE racy, blue sharp car. no. nice family car ot reas. sport whls. full trim. a-c. steering, om-fm, silver- 1979 Chevrolet Monza 2.2 HB 561B price, no. 830A am tm 30K mi. sharp, block sporty car only RENT 9-12-IS PASSENGER Auto Trons, 4-CVL, RW Detr, PS, etc. 3595 burgundy, like new. •CLUB WAGONS 'MINI BUSES 19BO Chevrolet Citation 2D R&4 D < t..Q. $3988 $4488 $5888 $4788 HB. Auto Trans, 4-CVL, A/C, PS4PB. etc. (Six to choose from) If"* 1980 Chevrolet Mallbti 4DR sedan 1980 1979 1979 1978 Aulo Trans, V-6. A/C. PSAPB, elc. 5095 Buick Subaru Pontiac Pontiac 1979 Chevrolet Impale 4DR Sedan *A1Q Cpe. silver w-crushed blue Firvbird Formula, 14,971 Grand Pri» no. PI 3831 Auto Trons, t-CVL.A/C, PS&PB, etc. *j ■ W5f velour ml. cruise, climate 4 dr.. dl pkg. o-c. clean orig. mi, air. stereo pretty It Mil* dork blue air, tilt. 22K mi. like new. cor. buy it for wholesale, tpotler. -sport, whit. Londou roof. 6 cyl ps. pb. ■His »r IZ months no. 377. no. R100R ilnpev no. PI365 a-c. onvfm. won't lost at this price FREE SET 6f USED SHOW TWES H Own,,, »4 HM|,, $6888 $3488 $5488 $5488 CASH DEPOSITS ACCEPTED Ramadalnn 112HaverhillSt. 68 Middlesex Turnpike 399 WASHINGTON ST.. ora Woburn No. Reading At Rte. 128 Opposite the Mall) I A » •■■>:«■'"■ 935-1111 W0BURN.MA.' EXIT 38 OFF RTE. 128 935-7768 944-3567 HERTZ Burlington, Mass. 273 1650 Corner of Rtt. 1281 Wjthincjton SI 4 { *imm:. toOetfy Aw 4 Chronicle(Wobum,Reading. HMHI, Burilngloni. Lrnnlietd Villager WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982-PAGE S-ll No Reading Tr»n»cip( Wilmington & T*wft»bury Town Cn«j« Slon«htm InOopandenl 933-3700 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. CAD/CAM Abcormc. Computervision. a rapidly growing world leader in CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing) .. IS PEOPLE ..we are also the leading company world- THERE IS A LOT TO LIKE systems currently has the following opportunities available in wide in semi-permeable membrane separation technology our Services group You'll enjoy an environment as dynamic and for mdustriol waste streom concentration ond chemical fast paced as our fascinating computer interactive graphics recovery ABOUT ANALOG DEVICES technology COPYCENTER At Analog Devices we offer careers, not just jobs. We have openings in our in-House Repair OPERATOR MANUFACTURING departments on an three shifts: We hove on immediate need for on individual to operate 7:30 - 4 PM or Technician our Xero* 9400 copier and to assist In development of copy 7:45-4:15 PM 4:30 PM -Midnight Midnight-8:00 AM center procedures This individual will be responsible for Specialize in terminals in storaye scope repair m our providing company-wide copy service maintaining the mo- Second and third shift offer a Dig 15% night differential. Salaries start at Sd.15 per Wilmington facility You should have 1-3 years experience in chine, ordering supplies ond recording monthly readings hour on first shift and Sd.77 per hour on second and third. video monitor repair, specifically with television equipment A ■* * working knowledge of high voltage analog circuitry is required Candidates should hove excellent communications skills the ability to prioritize work and sustain established pro- Some of our other openings are: cedures, ond be capable of maintaining confidentiality Experience with copy center procedures ond equipment re Electronic Technicians, First Shift—work In our product, design or quality engineering groups. The ideal candidate should have an ASEE or equivalent inventory Control Clerk quired and experience in a nigh tech company. At our Bedford facility, you will compare inventories with office We offer an excellent salary and benefits package. Send records and compute figures from shipping, production and your resume to Marilyn Caverly. Personnel Assistant, 150 QC Technician. First Shift—Must be familiar with electronic instrumenta- purchasing records to obtain current inventory level Also you Main Street (Route 31 Wilmington MA 01817 or stop by tion equipment and have formal electronic training. Experience as an electronic will verify clerical computations against actual stock and adjust to fill out on application. technician helpful. errors accordingly Applicants should have 1-5 years related experience preferably in a technical environment An Equal Opportunity Employer M F Assembly Technician, Second Shift—Repair assembly equipment used for mount, bond, and seal and environmental test. Also responsible for set up, calibra- tion and product support ASME degree or equivalent and relevent experience Telephone Technician Senior Failure Analysis Technician, First Shift—-Must have 3 years experience in failure analysis/component engineering. s.E.M. experienceexper helpful. At our Bedford facility, you will be responsible for the mstalla tion, maintenance and repair of all equipment related to Mail Clerk, First Shift—Responsible for sorting, delivering and posting telephone frame rooms and automatic/manual intercom Secretory interoffice and postal mail. Must be willing to walk and/or stand 8 hours per day and, . systems Qualified applicants will have 12 years related carry heavy packages. Will also have some switchboard responsibilities. experience Knowledge of Rolm equipment highly desirable Pull Tlmo Technical degree or equivalent would be a plus Excellent opportunity availoble at We offer an excellent compensation and company paid benefits our new office in Reoding. conven- You'll Like Our Attitude program including medical, dental, disability and life insurance, iently locoted across the street from At Analog Devices, you won't have to punch a time clock and you'll be working in a educational reimbursement and retirement, stock purchase and the Reading Depot. General sec- clean, friendly environment. bonus incentive plans retarial duties required, with prior interested candidates should call John Nally, Human office experience preferred Dyna- You'll Like Our Benefits Resources Administrator, at 955-9723 or send resume to mic ond growth oriented, we pro- Paid health, life, dental, prescription • Success Sharing Plan him at computervision Corporation, Department HJS, 100 vide a fully paid company benefit card service, and disability insurance • Job posting promotional opportunity commerce way, woburn, MA 01801. An Equal Opportunity program. Paid sick leave & vacation • Regular salary reviews Employer. *, 100% tuition reimbursement • Credit union Call Denlte Campbell, Employee referral bonus • Activities committee 042-0803. we will be accepting applications Monday thru Friday, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. 8 Chute St. Reading. MA 01867 Please come to 804 woburn street, Wilmington and enter at the EMPLOYMENT Changing OFFICE door only. imagination into Reality ivenient Food Mart ANALOG " «*Quo)l oppO'tu'irt, •mpioy*' DEVICES TRAVIS □ Bank Tellers PERSONNEL... Production Workers 1st and 2nd shifts WAYOUT IN mm. If you enjoy working with customers and have The Key To on aptitude for figures, we are interested in talk- Success! Entry level positions available immediate!, An affirmative action eouai oooortunitv empiover m^f ing with you about a career in bonking. We plus bu we ore w,llin ,o ,ro the1Z22XZ right person. ° * 9 ^ ore presently seeking individuals to join us os tellers. Excellent benefit package and pleasant Chomerics offers excellent opportunity. Come working conditions. BETTER JOB or coM Morsha IS AVAILABLE sx itasssz" Light Machine Operators Call Donna Walsh at MACHINISTS 933-0040 for an appointment Twelve years ol CHOMERICS, INC. TRYING TO START permanent Materials Science ond MACHINE OPERATORS placement Engineering for Industry SOMETHING? To set up or operate Turning, Milling and Grind- Woburn Five Cents experience 77 Dragon Court. Woburn MA 0)118 ing equipment (Conventional or CNC) for pro- allows the A new )ob? Or an entirety new line ol wort? You c»n al duction or short runs. Savings Bank experts at Precision Connector Designs. Travis to Were manufacturing high quality electronic connectors An tqualOpporiunii\ Employer v is i- give you a lor a last growing electronics market. And right now we ESTIMATOR winning edge. need Light Machine Operators to till a number ol per- Must have knowledge of Metals, General Let us help you manent positions. Machining, Heat Treating and Plating. unlock the door • No experience necessary when opportunity 1>/JMPS2>J7S/AP/AW/AW^ .' ."."•." • Advancement opportunity INSPECTOR • Free parting knocks Call Able to inspect close tolerance machined parts Hairdressers • $4.10/hr starting wage Linda or Esther with minimum two years experience. Filing Clerk To apply, call 721-1280 Wanted 272-6750 or slop by our Personnel Department. i-, r Busy low firm seeking applicant for a part time DESURRER Busy Wdburn Mall Salon has immediate opening File Clerk. Applicant will also be required to Precision Connecter . Experienced male'femole able to deburr ma- for experienced hairdressers. Salary plus com- do light typing (55 wpm). Hours. 9 a.m. to 2 5 Lowell Avenue Winchester MA oT890 chined parts as required. mission, bonuses, insurance. TJRrVIS f%rsormel p.m., Monday through Friday. an equal opportunity employer m t Bo. 57 TRAINEES 22JC Middlesei Trnpka Call after 6 P.M. Apply only if you have mechanical ability or Burlington. M» 01*01 If interested, -272-4111- „ call Mr. Campbell at technical schooling that would give you capacity to learn fast. 246-3346 Call Personnel For An Appointment '.' • --• ,/.//,/>/'// ■■■//■■/»■: .// W// ./ , • . ■'///'//////////// //////// TEST TECHNICIANS Valets Wanted PATIENCE PAYS 2nd Shift Boston Part Time Patient people to transport special students ('aiterleM hie. We .need ihree lesl technicians lo repair digital boards I Alexander Inc. local store looking for daily, beginning at 7 AM, in 9 passenger station ond subsystems in our Billenca field repoir depol To qualify wagons. No special license needed. Hourly 60 SHARON STREET. 1 Ol _>! r\C\f\ Chauffeur Service parf time help in Wall- you will need ol least two years enpenence trouble m-MALDEN.MASS ^' ^UUU paper department. Ex- wage with guaranteed minimum. Take car home shooting digital boards lo Ihe component level. We olfer 1* seeking drivers to work in a ropidly growing corporo perience helpful, but for personal use. Must be aged 25-70 with on excellent starling solory ond benefits coupled with o 10'. shifldiflerenliol I tion. Must be over 21. bondoble and hove o valid Moss not necessary. Approx home phone. Coll396-2701 after 10A.M. driver's license. imately 20 hours per Please contact D. Adams at 272-7070, Applicon. Inc. PART TIME If qualified — Call week. TRANSPORTATION 32 Second Avenue. Burlington. MA 01103. — 933-8966 — „* Call 438-6116 -^fcrffe MANAGEMENT CORP. Data Entry Operator Equal Opportunity Employer 41 Applicon Addison-Wesley has an opening for o part time Doto Entry Operator who has a minimum of 1 -2 A.R. Machinists cia.s AS B years experience on either IBM 129 or 3741 - 3742 equipment. I Machlnlst/CN.C. Sales Secretary Cleaners & If you are interested in working part time with Lathe *1 HillW Set Up and operate Medical Sales Office flexible hours, please coll the Personnel Deport- XI offers iully paid Blue Cross'Blue Shield mosler med- Head in Woburn area Is seeking on individual who Is a sell- ment, 944-3700. icol. health * lit* insurance. 11' ■ paid holidays, a slorler and who con work with a minimum amounl ol liberal vocotlon schedule, oir conditioned plant and Person supervision Experience in handling telephone orders, pro employee stock ownership plon cessing Ih.m tiling ond light typing Hours 8 a m to 4 30 Receptionist/ Night Work p m. Monday through Fridoy A Addison-Wesley - f Call Jack Moron — 935-4807 Publishing Company, Inc. • A Division of K.M.C. Must hovt experience • Send brief resume, ond write tor appointment to Secretary Jacob Way. Reading. MA. 01867 24 Conn SI.. Woburn, MA 01S01 ond ironsportotion « Box No. 2962 — c/o Dally Times An Affirmative Action, Looking for an efficient person with excellent Aj»«^ol©ppC*'\in'»r»**pl©TO« 2"* Call 938-3969 25 Montvale Avenue, Woburn. MA 01801 Equal Opportunity Employer typing skills and ability to communicate effi- ciently. Other duties include general office work, sales reports ond filing. We offer salary RN DAY SUPERVISOR commensurate with experience, a comprehen- ASSISTANT On* yeor charge nurse experience in nursing home re- Cafeteria Worker quired. sive benefit package ond pleasant working SHIPPER- conditions in brand new offices in our own build- Second Income WOBURN RN/LPN ing. Professionol office cleaning. Convenient to SIILIRS, o leoding food service, hos an opening from 7-3, 3*11 — Full ond port time positions available as charge RECEIVER or medication nurses. Strong interest in Geriatric Core Routes 93 ond 128 in Woburn area. Permanent 8 AM to 1 PM. Mon Fn Job includes running a donut Growing young energetic required. Send your resume or call Mrs. Owens ond coffee cart and a sandwich cort around two adjacent company. Position open im- part time openings 6-9 p.m. Excellent storting buildings ond cafeteria work. Responsible person with food mediately. Fringe benefits in- for an interview. service experience helpful. Good wages ond benefits. cluding major medical, pen- Winthrop House Nursing Home sion, profit sharing, etc. Du- 300 Winthrop Street For more Info, call Donna Parish at Polyclon, Inc. ties include repackaging, re- Medford, Mass. 02155 i SUBURBAN SERVICES ceiving ond shipping. — 800-6200 — — 396-4400- 39 Industrial Parkway, Woburn, MA 01801 — 245-4030 — A-i»«>IO|>!>0.«.n.!»l».plor«»« ' »" Call Mr. HMW $ An Equal Opportunity Employe* Tin -935-5800- n„ ! : •iejrAf*f04^/4,10/4/0' *V/#'^AT0AFA'/*"/ -935-3150-± *W^W ^ *w W ^/^^tW^^ ^r/WfW■■▼ W ^r ^> • PAGE S-12-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982 \ "°*™Z „.„,„, |MN wmngno ■ TewUOu-y TowA&le.. MB «•*■ 933-3700 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. IGETMORE Put Your Tklent ITHANJUSTA ■ Into Community MPAYCHECK Start Here M/A COM Components Companies, you'll get more man a _ Careal good salary: Irequenl reviews, PORTEX. INC., o leading manufacturer of dis- EXEC. SUITE S18K opportunities to advance, and just posable medical products, is currently in need o* Winchester Hi-Tech CEO offers unlimited growth for super Admin. Assist. Admin, about all the fringe benefits you a Customer Service Clerk Yjou will be processing could ever want projects, client contoct T'SH W.P. pref. Jane Whelan - J73-5959. and editing customer orders received by tele Hospital Benetits like profit snaring and phone or moil, typing let ters>q I Supplement 10 Daily I mat 4 CtuomcM (Wofturn.n—ping. Winchester. Burungionj LynnlMMl VOUQW Ho. Heeding Tranacnpi. Wilmington ft Tewfrsbury Town Cner. Stoneham independent WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27,1982-PAGE S-13 OT Vd 933-3700 £J(DIB ML&IMr" "MM Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reoding, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. Join a company that rewards you for all you do. Join NEC—a rapidly expanding high- technology company. And join a company RIVS who realizes it's our people who have put us • Become port of patient car* at its best on the map. • Be supported in your role At NEC, you'll get all the benefits of working • Have a voice in clinical decision making for an industry leader. A great working en- vironment, competitive wages, and a full list of fringe benefits, to include company-paid OPPORTUNITIES medical, dental, life and accident insurance, educational reimbursement and a whole lot SURGICAL TEACHING UNIT more. " 35 bed octive STU alt.hated with BU surgicol residency program Potients encomposs vascular GU Gl Orthopedic GYN Thofoc.c ond Renal surgery Super Opportunities MEDICAL TEACHING UNIT Stockroom Attendant 38 bed active MIU aff.hoted wilh BU medical residency program Pa at Hybrid Systems — tienls encomposs cordioc and pulmonary rehob as well as general medi col including diabetic renal oncologic and neurological 3:45pm -12:15am Shift i Kitting and filltng orders in stockroom, receiv- ing and storing of parts Assists receiver MEDICAUSURGICAL TELEMETRY Your job can be a fine one with this stable electronics in processing the receipt of materials from 32 bed unit encompassing o 4 bed card-oc stepdown unit ond o 28 firm. We offer outstanding benefits (including bed active mixed medicol surgicol unit. vendors. Ability to operate fork-lift and company-paid dental insurance), friendly work group, associated material handling equipment. You should have at least one year of stockroom MED/SURG DEVELOPING PRIMARY and a modern facility.' experience and must be able to lift 50 NURSING UNIT Second shift positions are now available for: pounds. M bed unit encompossmg 4 observation beds and 25 ocute Medicol Surgicol beds Come find out what NEC can offer you by calling Joan Ingrassia for an appointment today at 862-3120. OPENINGS Full or part time doys rotating, or permoneni o.ghls BENEFITS «283S8»e NEC • New salary scale effective January 3. 1982 • Free parking VVlB NEC Information Systems, Inc. • Excellent benefit package including 100'. tuition reimbursement Will operate a computer controlled wire bonder. Job includes 44 Cummings Park Woburn Massachusetts 01801 • Two week hospital orientation on doys or evenings correction of problems and adjustments to system. Must have A committed equal opportunity employer m/l/hp • Free educationol progroms ability to comprehend and correct sophisticated computer operated system and be able to understand military To arrange an interview, please coll Judith Comeou specifications to 883B for hybrid assembly. Prior experience^ Employment Manager 322-7560. E*t. 5350 or 5352. with an automatic wire bonder or closely related equipment preferred. Hospital Road. Maiden. MA 02148 * j ANICXfMO^OBTuNII* IMPlOri**/ ( ., ^BONDERS WIRE Good eyesight required. Previous experience preferred. Welcome Us To Burlington... Chirnge Your Environment, Join Our Temporary Team • Secretaries Person will operate fine and gross leak detectors and • Top Pay centrifuge. Experience desirable • Typists • Excellent Benefits • Office Support • Flexibility Call Susan for appointment — 273-5959 ROLF* DANIEL ROBERTS Individual will mount chips on hybrid circuits. Familiarity with SECRETARIES DIMENSIONS MIL-Std883B, a plus. Secretoriol |obs ore not the same every- where and Ben-ley proves it While earn- HORIZON ing your solory at Bent ley you could also PBX i be earning your degree taking 2 courses Are these names 1 per semester absolutely free familiar to you9 Additional odvontages include the stimu If so. we need your S&CTOB kiting college environment congenial ot- switchboard operotors mosphere ond the good foundation you'll experience get toward your career And commuting Coll us at ORAL An excellent position for a person with good eyesight and to our Wolthom campus (with free park 944-8580 EXPERIENCED manual coordination to inspect hybrid chips. Previous related ing) is more pleasant and less e* pensive and work temporary Ihon fighting crowds into Boston every lob assignments SURGERY DRAFTER experience desirable. day Small growing company in the Cryogenic Engineering Field need* someone wilh Interested? f We have a variety ol secretoriol oppor tunities Ovailoble requiring varying cm- ASSISTANT good drilling skill* lo join our Engineering Drop in or call our Personnel Office, 667 8700. Musi be experienced. Department Your talents may be |usl what wi levels ol skills and experience If you have Interview appointments up to 8 pm. KldfeSERVICES require Our benelili include prolit sharing, good lypmg skills prior business eiper Excellent salary and tuition reimbursement and pension plan. tence and relate well to people come lo 7 to 5.30 Monday Friday benefits. Bentley1 Offices in Chelmsford Send resume to arrange an appointment and Reading ^ outlining experience and personal profile lo In oddition to secretarial positions we Nol Ax A j.. , 'jr.n A i« Please call Enc Taylor have on opening for o RECORDS DATA A« eq^ol OITOI !„<"•, employ* V ' Hybrid Systems COORDINATOR m the efl.ee of Doy Ad VACUUM BARRIER CORPORATION I 484-5266 4 Barten Lane missions Accurate typing and good or- 'vl Woburn. MA 01801 22 Linnell Circle gonizohonol skills desired. You must have An Equal Oppoitunily Employer. Billerica, Massachusetts 01821 the ability to work under pressure and m o busy environment An equal opportunity employer m/f/hrjepd. Qualified applicants should contact the Personnel OHice at 191-3427. Full Time •"* Male or Female LABORATORY Who Wants To Learn Assistant Immediate Openings The Tuxedo Business ASSISTANT Would you like lo work 4 5 hours per doy starting Manager Must have flexible hours. ol 8 00 6 30 or 9 00 o.m doing something o little dif Front Desk Clerk lerent? Dependob.l.ty monuol de.lenty ond o desire locol hordwore store needs to leorn o must Must be experienced on the NCR 250 machine. Inquire: person to assist in opera lions Experience in oil 7 A.M. to 3 P.M. shift. Apply in person to: Interested? Coll Mory Ann CutinoO HI272-9050. *U5U phases ol hardware helpful Mr. Tux i ASSOCIATED TESTING, Send resume lo — Ramada Inn 64 Middlesex Turnpike Daily Times • 15 Middlesex Canal Park Road ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES INC. Box No. 2900 9 Woburn Mass. 01801 Burlington "A Second Avenue Northwest Industrial Pork 25 Montvale Avenue An vqoo1 opportunity • '".plOyer Mr J5 Ji ASSEMBLERS Call for appointment Experience in soldering electronic components, good Burlington MA 01803 Woburn, MA 01801 manual dexterity and attention to detail are a must — 272-3310 — A" Equal Opportunity Employer EXPERIENCED We Await Your Call... Mechanical INSIDE SALES WIREBONDERS Must hove experience in sales and knowledge Requirements for this position ore 3-6 yeors ex SECRETARIES - CLERKS - WORD PROCESSORS penenc* as a senior wire bonder Good eye sight Our temporary help service will place you in various com Assemblers of metals as used in the precision machining ond manual dexterity plus the ability to work with ponies according to your skills and availability Small manufacturing com- industry. little or no supervision are necessory. Long ond short term assignments, vocations and holiday pany needs mechanical as- Call Personnel For An Appointment ^Atmosphere pay plus a referral bonus Never o fee Call todoy for Responsibilities will be performing the basic wire semblers with a minimum of an appointment. bonding operation using various sizes of aluminum two years experience Telephone answering service requires depend- In Burlington call Dion* wire following diagrams, procedures and main able person who enjoys talking to people. Contact Personnel Dept. Boston raining deportment standards. 273-3040 — 935-5940 — Full Times Days 97 Cambridge St. Centerless Inc. .»(A»0< IBE'HHVM ) EXPERIENCED Benefits and training. In Welles ley call Potty ot M/Rad "• Q£60 SHARON STREET. QC INSPECTORS Please call 933-2828 431-1758 112 Cummings Pork Woburn MAIDEN. MASS 321-4000 Experience In chip ond wire bond inspection to mil- 147 Worcester St. standards is required. Personnel Pool. t Increasing demond lex our new product has created several full time positions in our modern air con- t» mxzsosxaaz22xa ; ditioned facility Payroll Control We offer competitive wages and excellent benefits, including dental and hospitaliiation plans Become S.S. PIERCE CO. Good » Off ice Cleaners N We currently have on opening at our Woburn Clork an important port of o new and exciting technology. Wong Poy II -.payroll processing system experience de Call or cc.ie In between 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. location for a watchperson. This individual Part Time Eves sired Duties include posting proofing, dislnbution ol Job > and oik for Judy Mello to set up an appointment. must be able to work weekends and holidays reports, ond interfacing with clients Mus» hove strong 935-7600 on a rotating schedule consisting of on eight verbol communication ability. Salary commensurate with FLEXIBLE HOURS Winchester and Woburn s hour shift - doy and night - Friday rhru Sunday e«penence. Full company benefits Monday-Friday - •-• P.M. THETAJ night. For per.onol interview, pleas, coll George Coil ot 272- Must Have A Cor! CORPORAOOIN If interested, please call ,, For more info 3 Must hove clean record and be over 2t\ 208 W»st Gumming* Park Programs & Analyses inc. \ 9357900- Ext. 143 "* 21 Roy Avenue. Burlington. MA call Kate at ■ Woburn. MA 01801 for on oppointmont \ Leadership In power opto-electron.es ■> An Affirmative Action - Equal Opportunity Employer * ANHjtiAl nii'Kluhil ■ Equol Opportunity Employer * m 935-3978 . ■ aaaaazuzsazza i .1 \ » wmmm ! supplement n OMr !•»••» cnrornoe We're New In Town YOU CAN TELL And Our Relocation Here Has A GOOD JOB Created The Following Openings: You get the best at NEC. competitive Discover the opportunities available in nann BY ITS „ FILE CLERK, wages...excellent working environment and the electronics industry. Altron Incorpor- Knowledge of typing helpful. company-paid benefits to Include educa- ated, a high-quality manufacturer of BENEFITS CLAIMS CLERK tional reimbursement, medical, dental, Printed Circuit Boards, is currently in- Accurate typing of moderate speed, receiving life and accident insurance, and much, terviewing career-oriented individuals That's how you'll know that M/A-COM is claim reports over the phone and in person at much more. to fill manufacturing positions. the best place for you Because we give the office. Responsible for handling of incoming you the kind of benefits you deserve. NEC Information Systems, Inc. is a rapidly • CUSTODIAN moil and some light filing. expanding subsidiary of a multi-national Here, you'll enjoy excellent salaries and PERSONAL LINES electronics corporation. Come grow with • STOCK HANDLER frequent reviews. In addition to profit us! We have an outstanding opportunity sharing, stock purchase and retirement UNDERWRITING TECHNICIAN and we invite you to apply for the follow- • PRODUCTION OPENINGS plans, dental, health and life insurance, Rating of homeowners, auto and related per- ing position by calling Joan Ingrassla paid holidays and vacations, and 1st and 2nd Shifts "Bonus Days Off Plus we offer an sonal lines. Aptitude for figures, some typing, at 862-3120. Enjoy a good career extensive in-house training and tuition data entry experience helpful. with exceptional benefits. reimbursement program PART TIME Drop by the Personnel Deportment You'll find our Burlington location con- TRANSCRIBER venient by car, bus or our car pools. 4-5 hours per day. mornings. Accurate typing And there's plenty of room for your In Process Inspector advancement. of moderate speed required. 658-5800 Experience in any of the above will be helpful. We will train qualified people. *Altron EXECUTIVE We offer a friendly atmosphere. INCORPORATED competitive wages and benefits. 2nd Shift One Jewel Drive SECRETARY For an interview appointment for ony • This is the ideal position for you if you have Wilmington. MA 01 887 of the above positions, please call Personnel at Equal Opportunity Employer We are seeking a mature individual lor l to 2 years of quality control experience. this highly visible secretarial position — 938-1990 — Dulles will include typing, shorthand, • Must have ability to read prints, and be making travel arrangements, scheduling Accounts American Hardware familiar with standard measuring devices, Bilingual Secy S17K meetings and calendar arrangements. In Highly moitvoted self-starter Receivable Sip. S13K addition, you will be responsible lor y. Mutual Insurance Company such as Calipers. Verniers, and with excellent secretonol and Micrometers. Accounting degree or equiv control ol monthly reports, some data <*■*£ 200 Unicorn Pork Dr.. 3rd Floor. administrative background entry into computer terminal and ad- lent work experience neces- Woburn, MA 01(01 m, required for international sary. Invoicing, accounts re- ministrative data gathering. • Will inspect all products and prepare marketing company Germon ceivable and bookkeeping daily and weekly reports of that would be ideal, excellent Prefer knowledge of manual You should have 10 years ol secretarial inspection. experience, be a graduate ol a secretar growth potential for the right to compuleriied system. A- individual ial school or equivalent, be able to tdke • If you are a self-starter who can work biljty to maintain good oc dictation, plus transcribe, have excellent First Healthcare Corporation, a Personnel Secy S15K counting control people skills and like pressure subsidiary of Hillhaven, Inc.. from 3:30 PM to 12:00 AM. Sunday Responsibilities will encom through Thursday at our conveniently with a regional office located pass recruiting employee Exec. Secy ti Pros. S17K located Woburn facility. activities, compensation col Top notch secretory required lustoff Fkiute 128. has ar lege recruiting employee re- to handle secretarial and ENGINEERING immediate opening. Come find out what NEC can offer you by loction. orientation, benefits administrative functions Ex- calling Joan Ingrassla for an appointment and other personnel related cellent writing and editing {SECRETARY today at 862-3120. dudes High energy self ability required. Prefer short- storter with excellent com- hand. munication and typing skills Duties will include technical typing ol required Accounts Payible $240 proposals, letters and memos. as well as filing, scheduling and heavy customer Customer Service S240 Will be responsible for in- voice vouchering. motching contact You will also provide backup Full time position available At NEC Interface with customer and support for the President's secretary sales personnel, prepare re POs and receivers vendor when needed ieast 6 months experience on NEC Information Systems, Inc. ports, quotes sales literature calls and other occounts pay- data entry equipment, with a 44 Cummmgs Park. Woburn. Massachusetts 01801 and solve customer problems able duties Computerized This position requires 2 3 years experi- speed of 8,000-10.000 key system a plus. A committed equal opportunity employer m/l/hp Prior CRT a plus ence, some tamiliarity with technical strokes per hour and Other positions available Fee paid by company. terms, good shorthand skills and the ability to work under pressure in a miscellaneous office duties busy office. We offer a comprehensive AM Personnel company paid benefits 99 So. Bedford St., Burlington, MA 01B03 Intertatad applicants may contact Charlie Jones lor an Interview at package If interested, please -273-5590- 272 3000, ext. 2034. contact Carolyn Bamford at 861-7000 Person * FIRST ACCOUNTING CLERK [£ HEALTHCARE "HE WHO HESITATES IS LOST" ANfe CORPORATION PART-TIHE Components Companies 16Hartwell Avenue Administrative Secy/Finance $250 iff DO YOU low working with ligures? An Equal Opportunily Employer MfF Lexington, MA 02173 Challenging diversified administrative secy position in busy finance deportment of large DO YOU hove experience in accounts receivable ond local firm. Excellent interpersonal and orgoniibtional skills required. If you hove a An Equal Opportunity payable' flair for figures, hove top notch secretarial skills ond seek o company which offers DO YOU enjoy o small compony atmosphere' Employer advancement and great benefits coll now" DO YOU dolighl occurole typing? DO YOU hove data input experience or the desire Word Processor/Flex Time to $300 wk. to learn' DO YOU wont to grow with us' Customer Service Prestigious management consulting firm has unique word processing position Position requires experience with Xerox 850 or 860 or extensive experience on other word Then this is the position lor you1 Our accounting processing systems Compony offers excellent benefits flex lime (4 doy week. elc.J. department has on immediate need lor someone Representative ond top dollar for your skills. twenty hours o week the hours are llexible ond the If you are alert, dependable and can Travis Temporary salary is competitive The position is in our Billenca take responsibility as a member • Entry Level Secretary $10,400 loolity located oil ol Middlesex Turnpike. of our sales staff — please apply. to $12,700 For an interview, please coll Jean Towsley Is On The Move • Secy/Assistant to Manager at 272-5310. We offer an opportunity for career Our currant openings Include: • Legal Secy/Boston to $15,600 growth in addition to an excellent to $12,400 • TYPIST ■ 55-65 wpm • Administrative Aide CLARK & REID benefit program • Customer Service $10,200 P 0. Box 426D Meadow Road Please semi resume and salary his- • SECRETARIES • t/h preferred <&. Burlington. MA 01803 D 272-5310 tory, in confidence, to the • CRT/DATA ENTRY OPS A FEW OF OUR MANY POSITIONS AVAILABLE. An Equ»l Opportunily Employer Personnel Office • KEYPUNCH OPS CONSUltANTS WHO CAM • SWITCHBOARD OPS • all board. All FEES PAID BY CLIENT COMPANIES Must be able to work a week or longer, full days. EmpiovmEirr CALL WENDY, 272-6750 CIRCLE consuiTArm TRAVIS Box 57 BN. E. Exec. Park... Burlington... 273-4*60 Q.C. Technician 399 Main Street, Maiden, MA 02148 223C Middlesex Trnt* TEMPOBARV Technician needed with a minimum of 1 year An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F SEPVOS Burlington MA 01803 experience in a lab environment forming test- ing procedures of materials. A chemical and CLERK TYPIST PERSONNEL physical background necessary and the fam- RECRUITER iliarity with elastomers a plus. We are looking Assembly/Production PATHOLOGY for a strong self-starter to work with a small MK Q.C group supporting a rapidly growing, high Programmer Permanent. Full Tim* Rapidly growing employment Machine Operator 8 A.M. - 4 P.M.. Monday through Friday ogency has o challenging op- technology business. Addison Wesley s expanding Doto Processing Stall needs portunily for persons with Call Marsha Dooley To operafe small machine requiring good finger dexterity. o Programmer lo program ond implement applications on Must have good clerical ond typing skills. Pre- proven sales track record. If 935-4850. Ext. 284 Ihn position especially odoptoblp lo le.nale applicants IBM 4341 disc and lope system on line 3270 s. DOS VS vious pathology transcription experience ond histology you possess the ability to 3C BS profit sharing, life and disability insurance, two Projects this person will work on include financial) Market- knowledge helpful. work in an independent fa- CHOMERICS. INC. weeks vocation (1st yeor). 10 paid holidays. 5 paid sick ing applications Data communications Data base; fore shion, people oriented, self- Materials Science ond days costing. A minimum of 1 -1' * years experience on ANS motivated ond seek unlimited Please call Personal at 933-6700, Ext. 218. Engineering for Industry Call Mr. York — 272-7940 COBOL. JCL is desireable potential 77 Oregon Court Woburn MA 01)11 In addition lo on extensive company-paid benefits package Coll Mickee Alfred nt Schaal Assoc. we offer a 35-hour week and o subsidized cafeteria. 581-0623 To apply, forward ntumos to th» Personnel Dept. 4 A St., Burlington, MA 01803 H3 rrAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. LULL'S HOUSEKEEPERS Jacob Way. Reading. MA. 01867 Immediate Openings Best possible pay. Excellent working conditions An Affirmative Action, Choate Memorial Hospital Full Time and fringe benefits. Full time and mother's hours Equal Opportunity Employer ^^wtxrenA^rxje^XrjbufaMA 01001 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. For Small Office (3 People) available. Please apply in person. Mondoy A Division of Choote/SymmeJ Health Services Inc. Plus Call Duty through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/H/ Ambulance company offers Must be a self-starter. Good typing skills, interesting position foe some shorthand and dictaphone. Minimum experience one interested in paramedi- 10 years. Salary commensurate with ability. Howard Johnson's cal professiona E.M.t. train- Assistant to President. Problem solver. Office Motor Lodge Ing preferred, but medical closing 5 P.M. HOWARD - WANTED - — HELP WANTED — background is acceptable JoMnson) Monrvole and 1-93 CALL 272-5040 Call Mr. Pelosi 7 AM to 2 PM Woburn, MA 01801 AIR Machinist A/R Sheet Metal Mechanic FULL AW PART TIME M — 933-1176— .„ ■> til m* Contoge George Kendall Earn, Good Money 272-7400. Ext. 476 DAY AND EVENINGS STOCK CLERKS — PART TIME — Solas Clerks. Cashiers, Auto Mechanics. Tire Full or Part Tim* and Oil Changes. Excellent pay, liberal bene- Stock Room Attendant Become An SMALL PARTS ASSEMBLERS Should be familior with electronic component* to fill in- fits. Apply — ADHESIVE APPLICATION SPECIALISTS Rental Agent house orders for manufacturing. Avon Full Tim* Openings Wanted for Saturdays and Sundays. ,10 a.m. to Contact Phil Gorgon* 4 p.m. Experience helpful. Must be mature and 272-7400, ext. 453 *Zayre Representative 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Shift dependable. Call — Apply: Computer-Link has full compony benefits wilh the Winchester SVVoburn Lord Baron Apartments opportunity for advancement. 2 Elm Street JudyKldd.rJ5»-W! Computer-Link Corporation Stoneham Time Electronics 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Judy G rosso M5-5*43 I50C New Boston St.. Woburn, MA Woburn, Mass. — 272-1807 — 40 Ray Avenue, Burlington, MA 01(03 Wnm. 8 Burl (Woburn Industrial Park) oiffqual opporivn.iy .roploy.i M I 3S An Equal Opportunity Employer for appointment Sofia Casallnl 6*7-1159 ANtOUAiarrOftlUNMVlMftOVtl r, f • H'Je#4 -' ' Su«rt»m«r.llo0*ty Ttmwft Cluomcia(Wobofn.Ba« V A. / PAGE S-16-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27.1982 S««lM™«O^Ti^»Cl>™«<*«MK^ •c.-f.r'. SaCLflSSIFIEDilDS! •Ot'SlHinijivisl)' ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ISERVICES OFFERED'HmillHIIHIIIIII About Trash A Moving PETS CARPENTRY HOUSEKEEPING — Why INCOME TAXES REMODELING Wallpaper & Painting BUSINESS BE SAFE Prevent fires NO TAX PROBLEMS for CUSTOM REMODELING. ALL TYPES, Doors, win work all day, come home to 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Ni ANIMAL SPAYINGLocal DOG TRAINING at only and accidents. Will take dows, porches, steps, house cleaning, when we you at tax time when you » and Son general con Free estimates. Call OPPORTUNITY hospital. Fern. cat. $30; AKC recognized obedience away rubbish from cellars, paneling, sus. ceilings, can do it for you. We're exp have professionals per tractor. P.O. Box 262^ Russell after 5 pm. 935-1170. male cats, $20. Small fern. club on No. Shore Begin attics, yards, etc. Ap wind, cords, cust cab A housekeepers, with reas sonally prepare your Reading. Ma 944 8920. StfC S M 1 9 x __. V pliances, furniture moved dog. $38; Small male dog. ners class starts Tues.. Feb. kitchens. Reasonable rates. rates. Give us a call Federal and State Tax HOME REPAIRS Wallpaperlng-Palntlng PARTNER WANTED will $38 729 6453 PETSM3X 2. Danvers Armory. Old or disposed of. Servicing Days 648 1133, eves. 438 anytime after 5 pm. Linda Returns. Individual and INTERIOR Remodeling RESIDENTIAL explain details for New Colony Obedience Club. 664 Woburn area for past 24 7293 SOtfS 688 5659 or Penny 475 3649 Corporate. Reasonable repairs. New ceilings. WALLPAPER and interior Hampshire Liquor A food DOGGROOMING years. Call 933 1868 after 3 SOI 27N rates. Conv appts. Call walls, paper, paint. Ex painting, all types. 15 yrs business. Small investment. ALL BREED dog 3285 or 665 2552. pm. SM23x Financial Associates, 643 terior repairs. Roofing, 438 8369. real money maker. grooming, 45 Church Street, PETS1-29 BASEMENT SPECIAL experience with honest 8595,646 7179. i gutters, painting, porches B02-3S Winchester, Mass. 729 3487. ADD LIVING space in your rates, call aft. 5 pm. Bob. A A-A SEWING MACH'S CARPENTRY SM2 13 Quality work you can at Est. 1970. cellar. Electrical and Burlington 229 2746. MISC. WE SERVICE AND have GREGORY DICTAS New HELP YOUR Insurance lord. Small jobs a specialty PETSM130 parts for Singer, Kenmore, plumbing work inc. SOtfC additions, porches, work for you Professional In Stoneham call Tom. 665 DOG KENNEL, established DO YOU LIKE nice things! Nelco, Brothers, White, Specialists in barnboard. WALL TO WALL Carpeting Do you enjoy entertaining? remodeling, finished photo inventory of your 0083 65 years. Indoor, outdoor Morse, New Home, Necchi Reasonable prices. Also add beautifully shampooed. SEASONS If you answered yes to the playrooms. Bathrooms, home & possessions. Special SOtfS runs, excellent care. $4, to and most others Singer, 295 a full bath for $2,500 in Reasonable rates. Please above give me a call and ceramic tile kitchens, air New Years offer 662 5963. BATTERY CLOCKS $5 heated. 729 6453. Main St., Stoneham. 438 eluding tub. toilet and call 438 6446 and leave have a party. A Princess conditioners installed S01-27S repaired, handcrafted wood RENTAL PETSM215 3268 SMllx vanity. Call 944 9031. message. House Home Party! Judy Garage doors, large and JUNK CARS clocks A parts sold low A—Z SERVICES Maksou Carpentry SOtfC S01-27S Michlenzi. 935 1752 small jobs accepted Free JUNK CARS Removed, prices many styles. Call 438 LACONIA. Village condo MAINTENANCE and ELECTRICIAN Wallpaperlng-Palntlng AKC LHASA Apso puppies MISC2 1 estimates. Call 933 0977. highest prices paid, im 1713for information near Gunstock and alterations. Call Ted SMlx LICENSED ELEC RESIDENTIAL Chr. sired line bred for mediate service. Day or S03-24S Brickyard. 2 bedrooms. 2 Nalwalk, 944 8373. TRICIAN free estimates WALLPAPER and interior conformation A temp. CARPENTRY evening 272 5160 or 657 7389. JUNCTION SMALL lull baths, completely Beautiful, healthy, happy SOtfC No job too big or too small. palnting. all types. 15 yrs furnished, cable TV. $1000. REMODELING, Call the little guy!! I StfC ENGINE Repair. Chain pups. Ch. Stud Serv. 438 ALTERATIONS of all renovating work. Attics, Lee Janvrin, 9420243, lie experience with honest for season. Call 729 8060 JUNK CARS saws, lawn mowers, snow rates. Call aft. 5 pm.. Bob 4234. FOR RENT kinds. Draperies also basements, windows, doors, no. El7239. after 6. I 535 1882 BOUGHT Highest prices blowers, equipment, motor Burlington. 229 2746. PETS1 27S Reasonable price Call 438 paperhanging, painting. SOtfC SRI 27 READING. 3 small offices, paid. Same day service oil, bag coal. Call 246 1895 SffC FULL BRED Golden 6779. Quality work at reasonable LICENSED Electrician, approx. 600 sq. ft. $450 mo. Call Hank 935 5218. StfC S O t f T SKI CHALET at Tyrol in Retriever pups. 9 wks. old. S02 I0S rates. Call Paul 663 8838. low rates, because 'I WEDDING Jackson, N.H.. 5 bedrooms, Incl. everything. Reading LANDSCAPING RUBBISH REMOVED $50 ea. No papers. Lovable SM2-6 moonlight. John English. Quality Photos at an af- all conveniences. 180 degree Rental Service. 944-7551 ALUMINUM LANDSCAPING and yard BE SAFE Prevent fires pups need good home in a Lie no. E2O810. Call 658 7394. fordable price. Call 658 panoramic view of Mt. F R 1 2 9 TRIPLE TILT Aluminum hurry. Please call 935 3123 S O I I T cleanups. March through end accidents. Will take 3958. ask for Stu. SOtfT Washington range. comb windows, alum storm CARPENTRY Nov. Reasnb. rates, away rubbish from cellars, after 2 pm. CO-REE RENTALS R.M.Collins, Electric ARC WELDING Services Available Feb. vacation doors, alum gutters and ADDITIONS, Roofing, tor,h PETS128 STONEHAM. 3 rms.. 1st II. RESIDENTIAL. Industrial Estimates free. Call Bill. attics, yards and *> . No job too small week & other times 664 3141 vinyl & alum siding. 944. basements, siding, decks 436-5458 Appliances, furniture $425. all ut 11 A commercial wiring Reasonable rates. Call or 664 2242. 4143. and complete remodeling. Sl-28 moved or disposed of AKC REGISTERED STONEHAM. Rm. for rent service. Master License No Steve 438-4312. SOtfC Also, aluminum Servicing Woburn area for SR129C miniature Schnauzer $200 up. $100 Sec Dep A8326. Call Ron, 245 6599 SOtfS APPLIANCES REPAIRED replacement windows, MOVING A HAULING past 22 years. Call 933 1868 WHITE MOUNTAINS puppies, 2 males, 2 females, SALEM NH. Just oft 93 storm windows & doors. S O t t N WHY PAINT chalet. Mod.. A frame. VACUUM CLEANER and b ready Feb. 944 7282. Beaut. 3 bedrm. apt J.M. Knox Builder. 438 6738 FENCES TRUCK FOR HIRE. Lowest "" ' _ VINYL SIDING Can give glass front, fireplace, PETS129C Children's play area. $565. sewing machine repairs, prices anywhere. Lt. car RUGS SHAMPOOED S O t_ I S SKIP CLEVELAND. you a care free home, ex cathedral ceilings. Near bags, belts, replacement pentry A painting work. GALLANT SERVICE CO PLEASE ADOPT FROM CO-REE Contracting A Fencing Co terior warranteed for 40 Montau Loon A Cannon Mts. 95 Montvale Ave. hoses. Built in vacvum CARPENTRY Rubbish A junk removed Wall to wall carpefing MRS. BROWN'S Shelter, cleaners, sold and serviced. Chainlink, wood, all types. years. Call now for details Renting by weekend or wk. Stoneham, MA REMODELING. AD Quality & dependable work cleaned. All size rugs. Free 373 Russell St., Woburn Free estimates. Pickup and Also fence repairs A and free estimate. J.M. 9351823 days, 933 7045 eves 438-7190 DITIONS. roofs, porches 1 535 3267 pick-up and delivery. Fully these beautiful animals delivery, 2 day service. 302 closed in. Call after 5 pm compressor wk. 438 1545, Knox Builder, 438 6738 S R 2- 1 FRI 29 SM2-8 insured. Satisfaction Black Lab cross, Montvale Ave 935 2704 Arnold Baker 944 2215. 438-3210 SOtfS guaranteed Free estimate S_ O t f s Dalmation, G. Shepherd. OLDCOLONY BUCKINGHAM TERRACE SM6x S01-29C ELECTRICIAN Call 272 9432. WATERPROOFING A and a little blonde dog PAINTING CO. We do more STONEHAM, 68 Main St 2 BAH Appliance Service CARPENTER DANIEL J. LAWLESS. SM26x Concrete finishing walks, Handsome spayed cats. We than paint. Commercial A bdrm. Newly deco. WW. CALL ANYTIME FOR WHOCARES Journeyman Electrician. patios, driveways and pool place only with resp. residential, inter. A ext. RUGS SHAMPOOED pool. Immed. occup. No repairs on major brands of License No. E25743 decks, no job too small, ANTIQUES people. 933 8539 Hrs. 1:30 ROUGH. FINISH Fully licensed, insured All FIRST ROOM $25. ad pets. $575 a mo. Call bet. 9 5. washers, dryers, dish remodeling, Formica, Residential and com Free estimates. Call Steve 6:30 pm. work done by prot. painters ditional rooms $15. Call Phil 4383740. washers, ranges, freezers & cabinets Joseph Maksou, mercial wiring. Free 6646328 SOtfN CARROLL HARTSHORN PETS22 944 8010 StfC 944 3001. 721 1808 SOtfC FR2 2 refrigerators, reasonable 109 Bancroft Ave . Reading Estimates. Call 438 0292. House Antiques. Oldest SEE YOU WOBURN. 2 rm. etf's clean rates. Prompt service. Call 944 9031. SOtfC SM4-27 PAINTING shop in area. We buy and FOR SALE AKC registered PAINTING, interior and AT THE PEWTER POT sell early American from A neat. $340 $350 htd. 3 rm. 9447270. StfC general REPAIRS. Home GUITAR LESSONS ENTERTAINMENT Cocker Spaniel born April BOB BUSA'S Guitar Studio. exterior, quality work, Restaurant where good furn. to iron, tin china, beautiful modern apt. $450 Appliance Service remodeling, int exterior, 17. 1981 Color buff, sex mo. includes everything. 3 Private Instructions for reasonable prices. Free friends get together At 580 glass, dolls, clocks, etc. 572 30 YEARS SERVICING all carpentry, ..paint. paper, estimates Call Mario 944 Main St., Reading Center DISC JOCKEY male. exc. with children. room apt. $450 mo. incl. beginners A advanced Haverhill St 944 2952. Hrs. major appliances including masonry, no'job loo small. stfc PROFESSIONAL D.J, A Asking$175 Cal 1664 2093. everything. Reading Rental students. 272 1297. SMI 30 1957. StfC weekdays 10 4 pm. ANTttC PETS1 27N refrigs, a-cond, 8 am to 7 Free esfs. Call 438 1107 M.C. available for all oc Service. 944 7551. FRI 29 pm. 245 2824. After 7 pm, SOtfS I'll Spilt Your Firewood R.C. PARTING SNOWPLOWING Money Given Away casions, clubs, parties, STONEHAM. Lux 2 bdrm. 665-3751. SOtfS HAVE SPLITTER will INTERIOR A Exterior, SNOWPLOWING and HIGHEST PRICES paid for functions. Music from the condos. Excel, loc. and travel You owe if to your over 15 yrs experience sanding. Low prices. Call anything old. China APPL A LAMPS rewired & 40's to 80's 617 352 8319. cond. All amenities. $595 to repaired. Convert lamps to CEILINGS back. It's painless Call Reasonable prices and tree 935 8606 EN T t f C cabinets, rnd tables, book estimates 944 8976 or 944■ _ _ 51-25 LOST $660 incl. heat and hw. 3-way. Rsbl rates, pay PROFESSIONALLY Woody 9 am to 5 pm. 334 cases, commodes, desks, 3388 StfC SNOWPLOWING Merfs Music Machine quilts, old baskets, old dolls, Edison Realty Co.. 438 8400 repaired items only. Don't SPRAYED, textured Your 3232. SOtIL STEVE "Mert" Amaru. WOBURN Paint A paper COMMERCIAL OR teddy bears, wind-up toys, FR129 chuck it, save it. 438 3675. choice of gold, silver or FLOOR SANDING Disc Jockey. Music for all 2 LOST DOGS in the vicinity Complete painting A paper residential, reasonable china A glass. Call Florence BUCKINGHAM PLACE S O t f S clear sparkles. Free R AS FLOORS occasions. Reasonable of Forest Glen. " Apricot hanging service. Int A ext rates. Call Bob or Jack 944 665 9452 or 665 5870. Condominium. 2 bedrooms. ARTIST estimates Woburn Car MORE THAN 1 rm $65 per rates. Call after 5 p.m. 944 Poodle Retriever mix. 12 pentry A Remodeling 935 For estimates call 9356889 4143or944 3219 StfC ANTtfT Summer pool, excellent WILL DO A watercolor rm. Floor sanding A 6749. yrs. old answers to Honey, 2 storage, laundry. 3rd floor. painting of your home Call 1873,935 1489. SM26x ref inishing. steam cleaning. or 933 2079 SOtfT TAILORING ENTtfC yr old golden Cocker PAINTING STONEHAM TAILOR Furnished if desired $690. 944 7561 S01-29C CERAMIC TILE Free estimates. Call Steve, CLOWN WANTED Spaniel answers to Gideon PAINTING, Expert Interior SHOP, 19 Franklin St.. including heat. Kaine A ASPHALT PAVING SHOWER WALLS, tile 321 1629 or Bob, 438 5224. 944-0784. and Exterior No job too Staneham. Any type of HAVING A Christmas Show Wentworth RE. 944 9100. ALL TYPES driveways A repairs, back splashes, SOtfS or party? Invite (MONEY GIVEN* LOSTI-2SC small or large J. Abreu, alterations for men and FR129 vestibules, regrouting. Free HALL FOR RENT large "Gerhard!" formerly Mr. "WE PAY MORE than additions, parking lots & women. Hours: Man., Wed , COCK-A-POODLE. Sm. BURLINGTON, reliable estimates. Call anytime RED MEN, Stoneham 935 2793 SMlx anyone" for old furn. desks, lines, roads & streets Fri.. Sat., 9 5, Tues 8 2, Green the Clown. Juggling, black "Kelly" lost nr. woman sought for quiet co after 5.664 5285. SMI 30 Parties, weddings, dances, WOBURN Paint A paper china cabinets, round Concrete work, patios & Thurs. 8 5 and 6:30-10 pm magic, mime. 665 2262 School Sf. and Mishawum ed shared household. Huge BAB CHIMNEY SWEEP meetings etc. Rent includes Complete painting A paper tables, bookcases, old dolls, pool decks. New and old 438-7198. SM29x ENTtfS Rd.. Monday pm. 935- 1969. antique house on 4 wooded PROTECT AGAINST bar A bartender. Up to 100 hanging service. Int 933 wind-up toys, hall trees, home landscaping. Hilltop PARTY? LI-25 acres. Temp. 60-65 degrees dangerous chimney fires by 2079 TAXES commodes, sterling, Co. General Contractor 944 people. 438 9767 FUNDRAISER? golden RETRIEVER 8 No dogs, no locals $200 per having your chimney SOtfS SOtfT ALL FEDERAL and State paintings, banks, oriental 0888 StfC "LET THE GOOD Times months old. White chest, mo. incl. all util. 1 mo. Sec. cleaned professionally income tax returns rugs etc. Florence, licensed Automotive Workihop INSULATION Roll" Disco. Oldies, Big white collar. Last seen area dep. 273 3709 anytime. Pointing and rebuilding. Painting Paperhanging prepared by an ex- auctioneer. 665-9452 or 5870 CERTIFIED MECHANICS LET CON SERV (Bay State perienced, practicing tax Band, Recorded music from W t f S of Wright St. Answers to the FR129 Lowest prices. General Fully insured contractor Gas) A Gordon S. Pettengill INTERIOR EXTERIOR 404-SOs You've heard the name Duke Call 933 8585 work professionally done at accountant with full WOBURN. Irge 2 rm. auto repair, foreign and Free estimates, BAB insulate your home or rest. Now hire the best. For ' Household Contents Ll-29 reasonable rates. Free knowledge of the new 1981 ATTIC TO CELLAR old studio. All util. incl. $335 ... domestic Automatic CHIMNEY SWEEP business. Proper in less! Ref on req Paul estimates. Phone Steve tax law changes, as they Lrge. 1 bdrm. $375heated ... transmission specialists. COMPANY, 933 4845. SMIOx stallation guaranteed by Lazzara, 944 4617. fashioned furniture, glass, LOST: FRI, Jan 22, male Meuseat438 5985. SOttS apply 'o you. I will meet Mod. 2 bdrm. in 2 fam. $395. Call evenings 944 5224 for infrared scan. All work ENTtfC clocks, lamps, jewelry, Husky mix. 3'} yrs, black, □ .i-ti n/.n„»»—»i^. with you in your home at Michael's Realty, 935 5105. appointment. CHIMNEY CLEANING guaranteed for 3 yrs by crocks, frames, paintings, tan paws, white belly, CHIMNEYS CLEANED BELLY GRAMS baskets, wicker items, brie wearing choker with ID FR129 StfC Bay State Gas. Free est. FUL^nffl'lffo?? 20 JffSSJTft*2TS HAVE A PROFESSIONAL and repaired. Old chimneys a brae Free appraisals, tags. Needs medication BURLINGTON. Luxury 4 Bookkeeping & Taxes Financing arranged Call years' experience. Ceilings ""^Tn^ belly dancer dance at your rebuilt and relined a specialty. Call Don ,3S ^anytime. instant cash. Phyllis Hilton, daily Reward. 944 6118. rm. apt. Newly renovated, IF YOUR TIME is valuable, Gordon at 438 1470 SOtfS Woodburning stoves in- next party or function. 662 6492 or 665 8749. Wtf S LOST1-28C ww, new kit., $495. plus util. McLennan. 438 0483 SOtfS |(|COME ^^ Diana 944 6129 don't waste it doing stalled. Fully equipped, Fee. Realty World. Virginia bookkeeping Let me help ENTl 28C PIANOS WANTED. All fully insured Year round INSULATION INDIVIDUAL INCOME A. Harris RE. 272 2468. you get your records ready INDUSTRIAL. COM kinds. I will pay to move. service. For free est. call Taxes prepared. Call 438 2488. WHS FRI 29 to prepare your 1981 income MERCIAL and residential. PAPERHANGER Reasonable rates. Call 272- Northeast Chimney Sweeps, JUNK CARS Wanted Will PERSONAL WILMINGTON for rent. taxes. If you wish I will also Boilers, tanks, ducts, pipes, PAINTING AND Papering 1847 ,l 935 5488. economizers. breeching\No job too small. For free pay $10 $15. Call 887 7939 nev. y.renov.-.:c*3 bedroom prepare your tax return. SM8x SM2-21 MARIE L. Remember house. Very nice area. Reas. rates, call Elaine 658 solar, new A repair RetTestimates call John Flynn days'; WV-TI514 nights WtfN Martha's Vineyard Key CHIMNEYSWEEPS TlMfX " Security dep. A ref. a must, 2383 S02 28T avail Phillips Pipe W3225793after5pm, StfC INSTRUCTIONS WANTED DECOYS West. Bob R. Please-write NEW ENGLAND Chimney AUTHORIZED SERVICE $600 plus utilities Call 657 Coverning. 658 6511. Vf, PIANO TUNING wooden ducks, any cond. to General Delivery, Car- Center. We repair 5193. Sweeps chimneys cleaned. S02-17T PETTEE PIANO SERVICE top prices. Call 665-7437 or mel. California 93921. sis repaired, relined. caps Guitar Piano-Drum FRI 27T Bookkeeping Services CHAINSAWAsnowblower tuning A.repair. A family %£»*&«?£?% ORGAN LESSONS: Free 665 9821. Alma Libby. WtfN PER127S installed Free est Call 933 business for over 100 years TEWKSBURY, $575, mod 6 SERVICES INCLUDE repairs A tune ups. Sarno repairing for all electric use of guitar, drum. Private CASH PAID for antiques, 5656. SM3x Servicing all towns. Call room Cape, 2 car garage, keeping records up to date, General Repair. Call 668 shavers, A A K Jewelers, lessons, all ages Sarrin used furniture, glass, l"a baths, fireplace on full AAMCLEANING 2266 or 245 6284. SOtfT John after 4 pm. 272 4697. Studio, 1098 Main St.. wicker furniture, oak CHILD payrolls, filing quarterly A DISPOSAL 379 Main St., Stoneham Sq. acre. Others available. 658 SM2-14 Wakefield. 245 2200 I NSTtfC fables, old towy. military reports and preparation of CELLARS, ATTICS, yards, HEATING A PIPING 438 1250, Mon. to Sat, 8:30 4520 books through trial balance. GAS. OIL,Solar Systems. PIANO TUNING 5:30. ART'n FACTS Studio items, swords, etc. Will CARE FRI 27T tree trimming A removal. PROFESSIONAL Piano buuy most anything. Please Reasonable rates. For No job to large or small All makes. Blueray Weil SOtfS ADULTS, children (6 16) RITA'S DAY CARE open WIL TEWKS LINE. $550, 3 further information call 935 service repairing, tuning, call 935 3389 A 272 9167. Quality experienced Mclain. Texaco, Beckelt A TRAVEL SERVICE Choose from more than 15 6 30 to 5.30 year round. bdrm ranch, carport, 1648 after 5130 pm weekdays reconditioning Mr. Colford. W_ M 6 x painting also. Free est 944 Interburner. Fruances WHERE ARE YOU fine art classes. For Large fenced In yard, in- family rm. carpeting or anytime on \wekends 6644313. SOtfN 6481. S02 2C Installed from J995. GOING? All plane, ship and Brochure, 438-2900 or 729 ground pool, certified throughout, near Rt. 93. Call SM2-19 Sheetmetal work A ducting. PLASTERING 2926. 489 Main St.. Sto. BASE BALL CARDS and CLEANING hotel arrangements through teachers. Early Childhood 658 4520 L. Nickerson 658 5140 or 658 PLASTERING Ceilings states and all INSTtIS trains wanted pay cash for TOWNE CLEANING CO the United Education. Reasonable FRI 27T BUSINESS SERVICE 8578 SOtfT Painted. No job too big or Qver |he ^^ can ^ matie CERAMICS Lionel, Ives, American rates. 933 5255 or 933 2630 Professional cleaners of too small. Reasonable ^ || Flyer. Marklin. Bing, etc. STONEHAM for rent, auto LITTLE'S BUSINESS a) )arj(t rates ca ing NUMBER 1 resolution for CC31x repair garage, equipment fering quality cleaning for prices. Free Estimates Baseball cards wanted. Call Service. Automatic typing, your home, apt. or office. your authorized travel '82. I will join a ceramic LIC. DAY CARE mother to with lift, compressor, Call 272 0817 SM7x Bob. days 272 9778, eves. teletype, secretarial, tape VOKE SCHOOL GRAD agent. Let us know your class! Openings now. Eve. care for your child. Lg grease A lube Call 438 3885 Reading, 944 0948. StfC 438*627. transcriptions, resumes, SEEKS SMALL Carpentry PLASTERING travel plans and we will be Hrs. 7 10 pm. Tues.. Wed.. A fenced yd. hot meals, very or 665 9697. 1 WM5x newsletters, copies, large CLEANING jobs of all kinds Quality THOMAS R. MONT happy to work them out Thurs. 944 6479. reasonable. Between Rts 38 FR1-27S document reductions, INSTM1 29 PAINTING A Cleaning work always and_ very GOMERY plasterer. Small with you. McGrath Trave ANTIQUES A 62. Glen Rd 658 6251 MEL ROSE Lg. furnished rubber stamps, invitations, reasonable rates Call Al Service. Very depndable. patches, ceilings A ad Service. 14 Eaton Ave.. BALLROOM DANCING WANTED ANTIQUE CC1-27T room all utils. near trans, stationery, Bunker at 438 7491 SOtfS ditions. Call 663 6107. SM25x Woburn. Mass. Tel. 935-0600 Reas. rates, free est. Call INSTRUCTIONS in FURNITURE. Oriental DAY CARE Available Full kitchen and laundry mimeographing, report 933 7222. SMI-31 GENERAL CONTRACTO."? DAW PLUMBING (Members of American Modern. American, and rugs, oil paintings, old toys, time Mon. Tues. Wed. privileges. 665-8477. Ideal jinding. Bco 101, 2 Linden Cleaning or Moving? LEE R. HANSEN BATHS A KITCHENS. Societyof Travel Agents). International style. Call 933 china, dolls, clocks A flea Licensed, references. 944 tor working person. St, 944 2669 SffC HAVE BOX TRUCK to BUILDER Quality work in heating, gasfitting, in S M 8 x 7574. market Items. One Hem or 1717. FR127S CUSTOM CAKES stallation of underground HARVEY'ST.V. INSTM24 complete estates pur- clean cellars, garages, or roofs, siding, additions, CC1-28C OFFICE "SPACE across BY ELAINE, Weddings, remodeling kitchens, attic chased. Richard Goddard, move sm. apts. You cal oil tanks, service work. Call TELEVISION REPAIRS. CERAMICS LICENSED DAY CARE from Rdstn. Shop. Ctr. Main anniversaries, banquets, 9444962. WtfC well haul. Call John Barry stairs, ceilings, repairs and Don 944-9106 or Frank 745 Color TV specialist, all NUMBER 1 resolution for mother and former Reading St.. Stoneham, off St. pkg etc. Sesame St. characters, Jr. 933 3053 or 933 5196 after odd jobs. Call 935 3939. 3335. Lie. J 18928. StfC service calls only $8. Call '82 I will jpin a ceramic "mSTAKfCASH teacher will care for your for Dr., Lawyer, Strawberry Shortcake and 6 pm. M 1 6 TOM'S PLOWING Harvey's TV. 658 5944 or class! Openings now. Eve. WANTED Good old fur child In my home, m-f. 8-5. Professionals. Call 729 7077. friends. Much more. Call SM28 HAIRDRESSING WALKS SHOVELLED and 658-4324. Master TV license Hrs. 7-10 pm. Tues., Wed.. A niture, antiques, oriental Eaton school area. Meals, FR3-3S 944-8059 after 5 pm SOtfC driveways plowed. Low 1308. StfC rugs, clocks, old toys, etc. O'NEIL CLEANING CO. HAIRDRESSER Attention Thurs. 944 6479. INSTM2 4 snacks A loving care LOOKING FOR Woman 40- CARPENTRY Highest prices paid, bonded Rugs, windows, walls, firs, shut ins Licensed hair rates 942 0188 T.V. REPAIR ceramic CLASSES, adults, provided. Excellent 55 to share luxury apt. near PORCHES, Gutters, siding A licensed. Also clean attics gutters, complete hse clng dresser will call on shut ins S01-29C ARE YOU TIREDof paying Tues. A Wed. eves., 7 10. facilities. Call 944-8392. Shopping Center in A cellars. We also buy A roofing. Kitchens 8. baths Call for fall appts. 245 2128 for hair care. Please call high costs on TR.V. Children Thurs. afternoon CC1-28C Stoneham. Call 438 8369 remodeled. Aluminum estates - 1 piece or entire or 321 2330 SOtfS Miss Lee at 933 0585. SM20x repairs? Call Joe and I'll 3:30-5:30. Do something w BABYSITTER. Registered FR23S doors A windows, metal household. Call anytime WINDOWCLEANING HANDYMAN DIFFICULTY tell you how to cut the cost your free time this winter. physical therapist will care interlock weather stripping 944-6141. Reading or 646- NORTH READING Modern FOR THE Cleanest win LA. MUISE Handyman, BREATHING? in half. Lie. No. 6690. 933 Call Carol 935 0517. for your child In my home in installed. Call Art Nelson. RESPIRATORY Therapist SSll.aOyrsjrfexper. SM6x 3646,JVrlington. WM2!x 2 bedroom apartment $435 dows around call Jim's general repairs. Interior INSTM212 Burl. Call 229 2077. Including heat, available 935 0545. HUMMELS Window Cleaning. We do painting, paperhanging. for patients in need of " T.V. REPAIR Creative Movement Classes CC22bImmed. agt. 9420698, 245 SM7x oxygen A breathing ser yvOBURN T.V. Service. SEBASTIANS regular, storms. Cape Cods. 664-4385. StfC AGES 4 5 years. Beg. Feb. LIC. DAYCARE provider 0553. CARPENTRY vices. 24 hrs. 7 days a wk. in Authorized service on all ROYAL DOULTONS picture windows A store 2. 1982. Tues a.m.. 10-11; has opening in small family FR127N GREGORY DICTAS New home serv. Call American makes of television sets. TOP PRICES paid for your fronts Inside and out at a HOME CLEANING Tues. p.m. 1-2, Conducted group, large yard A many Home Care Spec. 438 7736 933.5311. collection. Will buy in- additions, porches, reasonable price. Call Jim WALL TOWALL Carpefing by Corinne Klump, former indoor activities, conv. to 93 BT AC ON ~ V rLTAGE. dividual figurines or entire Burlington. Avail, immed.. remodeling, finished 9338386. SMl3x steam cleaned, loose rugs anytime. SM6x asst. prof, and direct, of A 28. Call Betty 664 6403. SOtfS — collections. Call 438-1913. spacious 2 bdrm.. 2 bath, playrooms. Bathrooms, HOUSED.EANING cleaned. Free pick up and TYPING dance at Emerson College CC3-17N WtfS take over lease till March ceramic tile kitchens, air HOUSECLEANING BY the delivery. Upholstery PROFESSIONAL Fur PROFESSIONAL TYPING, Tap and jazz for teens and conditioners installed. WOMEN BOWLERS NEEDED: OCCASIONAL 30 $540. mo. Marsha, 276- day $25. Weekly bi-weekly. cleaned. Satisfaction niture. stripping, call Mon.-Fri. after 6 pm. adults also avail. Regist. babysitter with nursing Garage doors, large and retinishing, caning. Call 931-1047 needed for Wednesday 4231 afterf. Experienced. Call 675 7661 guaranteed. Call The and info. Call 372 2939. experience. Twins with small jobs accepted. Free morning candle pin league. ' ' FRVW preferably before 3 pm. CARPET CRAFTSMEN. Mai 658 2497. ■ Sl-29 j_ INSTl-29b Tracheotomy. Call*57 7951. estimates. Call 933-0977, Free babysitting service, ANDOVER LAWRENCE S129 Anytime._933 3031. S3x _„„ ,S°,rr Wallpeparlrtg-Palnttng PIANO A VOICE classical. CC127T SM16X M coffee A donuts. Call 851 line, across from Anlaw DUST BUSTERS - free HOME REPAIRS REFRIGERATORS HUSBANDS & WIVES popular piano, singing CABINETMAKER 9033. LICENSED DAY CARE Nursing Home, mod. 2 yoursell from AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUAL REFRIGERATOR SER- (teachers) Inter, painting A technique, solfege. Mom will give TLC to pre CUSTOM OR STOCK W1-27T bdrm. apt. Heat, hot water housecleaning chores plus experienced in home VICE and Repair^ wl||papering, many yrs. coaching all levels. Ex schoolers, vie. of Woburn Kitchens-Baths, Count, LOOKING FOR Food A cooking gas incl. Off st. your choice of casseroles, repairs ranging from Reasonable rates and exp. Reas. rates. Free esf. perienced teacher. St. School, Wilmington. 658- tops, vanities, fin. carp concession. Bingo or any parking. Avail. Immed. salad, dessert Ann 245 1308. porches to fixing small and guaranteed workmanship Kathy 944-1441 or Joan 667 Elizabeth 944-6968. 2041 anytime. ■■ Custom woodworking, free other type. Call 438 8369. $360 per mo. Call 1-664-6350. 246 1281 large household appliances. Call Mike663 8838. 6578. INST1-29C CC2-17T est Call 658 5065 or 944 5699 W2 3S FR2 2 S0127C Call 729 4341. SM17x SM24 SMC entertainment Sullivan Woodworking. StfC WB ^m wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm SuppMmvnt to OMy riirm IOVMNM (Wobum,R«dl«g. Vftnch^w. Bun«B»on). H«nH»d Vito©^ No. HMdtng Transcript. WMnglon ft TMuOmy Town Cnot. Stonatwn moapondonl WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27,1982-PAGE S-17' ANTIQUE COLONIAL WITH CHARACTER Eeal Cfitate , We're Putting the Finishing Touches 944-9100 on Winchesters Newest 324 main street, reading, mass. REDGATE ROAD An antique Colonial, built about 1830 that features 9 rooms with 1 V, baths. 5 bedrooms, block morble fireplace, wide pine floors, large foyer, and 10' ceilings. These features all bring out its beautiful past. Large front porch, garage, and pool W/cababo enhance the beautiful setting on more than 1 acre just off Rte 28. Near center of town W additional land available, OFFERED AT $139,900. UJ Mis„ HASHEM REALTY Heritage Building 133135 Main St. (Rte. 28), No. Reading 664-4191 or 944-3949 .. .area of Reading's West Side. Make and appointment today to see this outstanding 8 room Colonial. Four beautiful Res. 688-6002 bedrooms, master has alcove with large double closets on either side with private bath. Large Country kitchen, lovely view of rear fields and stone walls, first floor fire- placed family room, also with same view. Nicest oversized Most Exciting Residential Concept Homeowner's Colonial, we've seen in a longtime. $129,000. NrVaterfield Square at 64 Highland Avenue will soon become one of the most unique IH Advisor READING: Just listed Exciting 8 room tri-level home located NtAt" WOULD- f) V places to live in town. The finishing touches are all first class and the details offer a great in popular Victoria Park area, One level with private deal of charm. The adjacent North Keservoir and Fells Reservation provide acres and Gary J. Lilchfield entrance, quality throughout. $119,900. eolty World-Classic Realty acres of conservation land and a virtual playground for jogging, birding. walking, and RESTORATION READING: Just listed 8 room Contemporary Redwood Ranch, cross country skiing. AND ENERGY wrap around deck, gourmet kitchen, cul de sac, for privacy, CONSIDERATIONS an Acre. $105,900. Unly 18 individually designed condominium residences at Waterficld Square arc QUESTION: I'm retiring Since you're con next year and I'd like to sidering restoration READING: Superior 2 family home on lovely old Summer available for a limited time exclusively to area residents at prc-con struct ion prices. One-, work, you will be pleased buy and restore an old Ave. 7 & 8 rooms, new kitchen & baths, separate utilities, house. Aren't some of to kqow that the new tax two-, and three-bedroom units from $78,000 to $198,000. these antiques pretty law liberalizes the in- private 3 room suite over barn. $110,000. tough to heat? How would vestment tax credits for you advise me to certified historical READING: BRAND NEW...under construction in excellent Uur new model home will be open on a regular basis beginning January 15, from proceed? structures. A tax credit westside neighborhood. See the plans and choose your 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. For information, call 729-3113. ANSWER: . Restorers of 25 percent applies to and remodelers are properties certified as colocs. $129,000. (xx/m/i/i finding that it Is possible historical by the Interior ElCklSlvt Agent to make older properties Department and rented READING: BEST BUY...3 bedroom expandable Ranch in very energy efficient. The tlrst for commercial or step Is to conduct a , residential purposes. I desirable neighborhood, first floor family room with wood thorough energy audit of would be happy to assist burning stove, garage. Don't wait. $79,900. the property and to set up you with the specifics as a list of priorities based you further explore the on the results. The lucrative and rewarding READING: BRAND NEW...in the planning stage Expandable priorities will analyze the specialty of restoration. Cape with garage. $75,900. cost of various repairs and improvements in SEE THESE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIES terms of their potential CLOSING COMMENTS A Joint Venture of the Winchester Savings Bank and The Codnian Company. energy savings. If you have a question WITH US Homeowners not about real estate or TODAY 944-9100 familiar with the new require the services of a energy saving technology professional Realtor, Mr. would be well advised to Lltchfleld will be happy seek professional to assist you. Contact FOR RENT FOR RENT assistance. You can Realty World Classic .WANTED] obtain a comprehensive Realty, 578 Main Street, WOBURN. 1 bdrm. apt. tor For Lease METHUEN, DELMONT BURLINGTON, furnished energy audit for under Woburn MA 01801 (617) Estates, oft rte 495, mod. 1 bedrm Kit Facilities, etc. single person. $275. No utll $100. Be aware that 9359666. bdrm. $340. incl. heat 8, Pool, parking, mature WOBURN, 1 bdrm. apt. for female preferred. $60. per single person. $380. incl. all Woburn Center rTbnfradtors offering We are currently In- cooking gas Sorry no pets. Call Resident Manager. 1 week. Call 272 1469. util. "free energy audits" are terviewing career WOBURN, 2 bdrm. duplex. Two minute wolk to 4th District court In most cases simply 685-7848 FB2 1 OFFICE minded Individuals In- New ww. $425 with no util. FRl 28 WOBURN. Prof. fern, seeks House 400-4400 sq. ft. of newly re- looking for remodeling terested In real estate LARRY BISSO RE work, and their reports WOBURN, Apis houses, neat prof, roommate to modled first class office space. Owner sales. 933 6036 may reflect this bias. duplexes for rent. $395 $495 share Vi house. $275 per mo. FR129 will remodel to suit your needs. Con- No pets Conv. loc. Owner, Incl. all utll. Call Karen 237 9331414,933 1235. 6304.9 5. Avail, immed. struction is now underway. Main en- FRl 28 FR2-1 SPACE trance fronting on municipal parking, FOR RENT WOBURN, 57 Prospect St. 5 WOBURN, Mod duplex WANTED Government agency rm. apt.. 1st fir. $450. incl. townhouse condo. Lux. 3 fls. also has Main St. entrance. Lease Ranting Is No Joke heat & hot water. 1st & last 5 rms. plus 2'. a bths. New single office or whole floor. Prime for SPACIOUS HALL FOR LANDLORDS, Call "Select ww. a-cond.. cent. vac., TO RENT seeks office space in the RENT — Weddings, mo. rent. Rets. Call 935 7373 Attorney, Architect or other profes- Rentals" now, and let our after 6 pm. bale. D&D. pool and pkg. No meetings, dances, trained, full time staff FRl 28 pets. $650. per mo plus util. YOUNG "COUPLE looking sional uses. March or April occupancy. Woburn-Arlington-Lexing- retirements. Christmas for a large apt. or to share a provide you with a choice WOBURN, 3 bedrm. apt 9356619 FRl 28 parties, etc. Rental Incl. list of responsible tenants house In Reading or ton-Burlington Area. bar, and bartenders. Up to Lge. Kitchen, w to w WOBURN, 3 rm. modern surrounding area. Call after 525 usable sq. ft. with private office. waiting to rent. 438 4044. throughout. $450. per mo. apt. W to W, Close to 938.128. 275 people. Conv. loc. FRtfS 3 pm. 944-4970. AMERICAN LEGION unheated. No pets. Sec. dep. Ideal for married couple. WTL127C Ideal for professional or sales office. Approximately 3,875 sq. ft WAKEFIELD req. Call 933-1351. No pets. $350 per mo. No POST 101. Woburn. Call 933 MALE PROF. Non smoker. Second floor location in office building 9798. FRNU* PROFESSIONAL Bldg. on FR129 util. Sec. dep. req. Call 935 Main St, Greenwood. Small 6009 after 6. pref. shar. house close to overlooking Main St. complete with READING FURN rm, BASEMENT" APT. In 128. Woburn. Home phone 8, large size space vacant. Winchester, avail. March l. FR2 1 wall to wall carpet, air condition For further information mature woman non- Heated 8, parking included. 938 0621, business 658 9499 smoker, heated, near 3 rm. 8. bath, turn, heated. READING, NO. Studio WTRl 28 and parking. Available immediately. 246-1156 or 246 1685. apartment, with garage, Call: church, shopping & trans. FR2 3C All utll., sep. ent., yard. SPACE FOR RENT wanted Kit prlv, ref req. $35 $45 per $325. mo. Call between 4&6 furnished 8, heated. $225 per SMALL HALL for rent, pm. 729 7177. FRl 29 mo Phone between 1 and 7 for band rehearsal. Call Peter Carbone & Sons, Inc. Pamela Goodwin week... 750829. FR))C John 933 6953 or Tony 935 reasonable rates. Call 935 BURLINGTON, Housemate pm. 664 5020. 7019 after 7 pm. F R2 1 FR129C 4280. AMERICAN LEGION Hall with 2 others. M or F. 20 30. WTRl 29 HReal Estate for rent for dances, TEWKSBURY-. Picture Pvt. rm. Utll. Laundry. READING SQUARE - 505 Main Street Woburn 868-1400 perfect. 3 room apartment Cabletv and HBO Pkg. furnished room, kitchen RESP PROFESSIONAL meetings, receptions, male. 36, seeks shared apt. parties. Rental includes on North St. Modern air Storage $50 per wk. 272 privileges. Male preferred. ptAiic** — 935-3360 Department of Social Concern cond, heat inc. $350. Call Call after 6 pm. 438-6093. or house in Burlington. r Mil 27 7 3 10W beverage privilege. Call 4734. Woburn, Stoneham areas. 9449746. FRtfC 8519660. FR127 FR129C FR2 10T Seek reasnb. rental by Feb. GOT SOMETHING to WOBURN, 2 bdrm. apt., NEWLY RENOVATED 1 or March 1. Call 744 5188 store? Self storage rooms 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES heated, ww. AC. disp.. park, sunny spacious con- after 6 pm. for rent. Call U Haul Co. to share home. pool, barn, no pets. $475. per mo. Call temporary living in Vic WTRl 29 REAL ESTATE 658 3004or 658 3005. FRtfT all utll- $350 mo. Call 664 933 4962. torian style, 1 bdrm & 6144. FRl 27 garage. $485 plus utilities. NORTH READING Nortrariore Roommate* READING: WESTSIDE FR1-27N WAKEFIELD 5 rm. sunny 9448171. REAL ESTATE REAOING CX3NDOS47.WO WOBURN. 8 rm.. IV, baths Business zoned home LOOKING FOR an apart .. . FR1-29C MANY CUSTOM features In split entry with gar. at 13 Center Entrance Colonial - $54,900. 5 plus rooms, older men! to share? We have ANDOVERLAWRENCE & modern apt. 1st f I of 2 fam 1 year old. but better than line. 2 bdrm. apt. heat, hot BILLERICA CENTER new this 2 bdrm. condo. Beam Whispering Hill Rd.. Asking Ranch featuring 2 bdrms. listings in the Middlesex house, treed yard, parking, ISLAND ^ celling Ilv rm, din rm, new. 8 rms, 1st floor family water. 8. cooking gas incl. in quiet neighborhood, close 2 bdrm. condo. All appl. & $79,500. din rm. enclosed porch, 2 area. Permanent listing MARTHA'S VINEYARD cabinet kitchen, 12'xl6' MALDEN. 5 rms. on 1 floor. room with fireplace, large Off St. parking. $360. per to shopping 8. trans. $475 utll. except electric. WW, cabinet kitchen, formal car detached gar. sifting on until a desirable roommate park. 1st fir., short lease. COMMERCIAL master bdrm. Very low New heating system & 17.000 plus sq. ft. of business Is found.$20. fee. 598-0706. mo. Call 1-664-6350. unheated. Ref. req. Call 944 RESIDENTIAL center of dining room 8. living room. FR2 2 4737, 5-10 pm. $595. Call 9334122. maintenance fee & located baseboard radiation. Salem zoned land right off Rte 28. FRM9x West Tlsbury Village. near Rte. 120 In a well Street location. Asking 4 bedrooms (12x21 master), R'EADING ROOM For rent. FR129C FR22 1 Call for details. Hashcm NORTH WILMINGTON. 3 Commercial or residential constructed brick building. 149,900. I , baths, FHW heat by gas. Realty 444-4191. Near train & center, with READING — Heated, turn. Convenient location 8. level bedroom spill, furnished, REAL ESTATE 1st fir, 2 apts 2nd floor. Year Call Fuller Real Estate 944 WINCHESTER. 9 rm. RE127N near Rte. 93, ref req. $450 kitchen privileges. $60 Ilv rm, bedrm comb, with round home. Central heat 1500. Gambrel Cape. 4 bdrms.. 2 lot. $115,000. Fuller RE. permo-Call6589026. FRtfT week. Call Deb. 944-8954. sm. kit. MIns to train, utilities, beach & dock 944 1500. 2 FAMILY HOUSE for sale FRl 27C REtfC baths, year-round porch, by owner in Stoneham. Call church 8. shopping, mid. WANTED rights. Call 438-1460 REtfS family room off kitchen. REtfC TWO ROOT.. Professional age woman pref. Non- 438 4444. office suite, central loc In STONEHAM. 1 female to WANTED. From private FREE Asking SI 10.000. share house w-3 other smoker, ref. req. 944-4261. NO. READING 17,500 sq. ft. __R_EJ-»S> Wilmington. Avail Immed. party. 1,2 or 3 family houses REALTY APPRAISAL S.R.JoMphsonRE READ7NG7 $74,900 West females. $150. a mo. Ref. FR129C regardless of condition. or prime knHrlaMi land • "STONEHAM 658 6181, early morn or after SELLING. BUYING, or 729-2400 side oversize full shed capt 5. FRtfT req. After 5 pm. 438 193. WAKEFiELD — Un- Cash buyer. 935 4493. renting. Call now, covering exc. for single fam RE120 TWO BEDROOM Condo FRl-27 - lge. cabinet kitchen, full with a spectacular view at ""GRANDOVERPARK furnished room with bath REWM2U 141 towns. CO-REE. 95 dwelling. Nice area $14,900. for rent In home to non- Reddy Realty 1-S44-4727. dining room or family $44,500 We know of nothing WIDE CHOICE from studio WiNCHESTER^ - CHAR WANTED TO BUY In Montvale Ave., Stoneham. RTADING """excellent room, fireplace living room, MING VICTORIAN. smoking adult. Conv. to- Stoneham 3 or 4 bedroom 1 Open 7 days «. nights 438- RE24N business Main St. location. comparable in comfort ($270) to 2 bedroom ($345) square, bus lines & trains. 3 very large bdrms, (13x21 appearance 8. location, Call delux. includes hfeat. hot Completely renovated. 3 family house from owner. 7190_ REM22x Wi LM APPROX 14.5 acres Corner lot with 2 small master) on 12,000 sq. ft. bedrms., 2'/j baths, fp. Security deposit required. $60,000 to $70,000 price of prime land waiting to be buildings. S13S.0O. ' Ex- for an appointment today. water, cooking. Deposit, l $55 weekly Includes all SMALL LOTS OF land In within walking distance to Gilbert Realty Co. 354 6530 hardwd. firs., handy to range. Box 4. c-o Sto. Ind., developed, nice area. clusive Kaine & Wentworth train. Fuller R.E. 944 1500. minute from rts 2* & 495. trans. No utll-$850. mo. Plus utilities. 245-2078. Tewksbury $5,000 to $15,000. sr 245 5539. Residential neighborhood. 11 Franklin St, P.O. Box 111, Call owner 851 2268. Reddy Realty 1-044-4727. RE. 944 9100. REtfC sec. 729 7077. FR127C Stoneham. Ma 02180 RE24N RE128C RE23S Call manager for ap- FRl 27 RE2-10T pointment. 4t33t01. FRtfT - < r PAGE S-18-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1982 «alM>« i. ■urimauni. L,nnti« vaiagw No. Reading Transcnpl. Wilfrunglon & Tewfciour* Town Cn«*. S«onon*m Independent Padno "Don't smoke" profitable Everything anything goes By William f To Lyndon Sanders, Muse says. Replacement businesses are reluctant tobacco smoke Is bad of aisle runners is much to restrict smoking, even business. less frequent than tne partially, for fear of By WILLIAM PACINO telescope, you can explore the In his Dollar Inn motel monthly average for offending their smoking dynamics of the winter sky. customers, observers Learn about "Birds of the Winter in Albuquerque, N.M., other airlines. Trying to combine a varied group the no-smoking section "I'm no crusader or say. of events takes a little doing, but Coast'' at a lecture on Feb. 24 and a field trip on Feb. 27 to Cape Ann and attracts 20 percent more anything like that," In Arizona, for here is that attempt M^®($0®(nW customers and costs 30 Muse says. "I did this example, it took non- Salisbury. Many birds such as the Sports extravaganza Harlequin Duck. Eider, and the percent less to clean strictly from a smokers' rights ad- Snowy Owl are best seen and ap than the smoking sec- marketing standpoint." vocate Betty Carnes The Third annual New England predated during the winter months with not only instrumental wizar- popular film actress, has previously tion. Based upon a recent several years of letter Sports Extravaganza, a sports Four specialized walks will be dry, but also including interludes of starred in "Eu Te Amo" and the The figures were so survey, 76 percent of the writing and personal memorabilia show, will be held at offered on Sundays in Feb. at buck-dancing and humorous stories. highly acclaimed "Dona Flor and convincing that he Is airline's passengers lobbying to convince Austin Preparatory School on Habitat: "Animal Traces in Win- For tickets, contact Rounder her Two Husbands." building the nonsmokers prefer the total ban on Arizona banks to ban Saturday. Feb. 27. from 9 a.m. to 5 ter" on Feb. 7. "How Plants Survive Records in Somerville 354-0700. Marcello Mastroianni. Italy's Inn in Dallas — perhaps smoking. smoking in their lobbies p.nt.*The show will feature personal the Winter" on Feb 14, "Ice and most famous and respected motion the first US motel to ban New York Air, one of Earlier this year the appearances by sports notables Snow - A Geologist's View" on Feb MOVIES: picture actor, has starred in such all smoking, even the the new discount state's largest bank Austin Prep is located at nil Willow 21. and "Winter Seeds. Polds and international film successes as "La presence of tobacco, airlines, says it saves Initiated the ban in all of St.. Reading, near Routes 128 and 93 Galls" on Feb 28 These can be "Gabriela." the film version of Dolce Vita." "8'j." "Divorce from the premises. $100,000 a year in fuel Its 215 branches. The collecting of sports taken singly or as a series Jorge Amado's classic South Italian Style." "The Stranger." "A "Please don't smoke" costs by sending its non- Customers cannot smoke memorabilia has become a popular These are only some of the American novel, will go before the Special Day" and "City of Women" used to be a matter of smoking passengers to when waiting in lines and hobby in the last few years. The programs offered at Habitat this cameras in March as a co- among others. courtesy. But it's the back of the plane. employees cannot smoke Austin Prep show will be one of the winter. Call Habitat at 489-3850 for production of Metro-Goldwyn- becoming a slogan for The airline finds its non- when dealing with largest in the New England area registration information and a free Mayer and United Artists. As usual. COMING AT- profit. Increasingly, smoking section attracts customers. Other Visitors will be able to trade and buy brochure. Habitat is located at 10 Sonia Braga and Marcello TRACTIONS can come from any more passengers, and Arizona banks have direction. Try some of this week's businesses are finding cards, yearbooks, programs, Juniper Rd. in Belmont. near Mastroianni will star in this that catering to non- more weight in the back since followed suit, says uniforms, media guides and other Belmont Center and Rt. 2. romantic story. offerings. The entertainment and the new knowledge to be gained is smokers can boost balances the plane Mrs. Cames. collection paraphernalia "Gabriela" to be produced by the better. Camellia trees In full bloom Sultana Corp. in Portuguese, will guaranteed revenue and cut costs. Any person or group interested in All guests at Mr. In contrast to Muse Christian Science setting up a table at the Ex- film on location in Parati. Brazil, a If you have an event that everyone Monitor Visit one of the country's oldest rural town which has been really should know about, write, Sanders s inn will be and Sanders, many travaganza should contact Kenneth required to sign an News Service Giffune at Austin Prep. A fee of $15 standing greenhouses. The Lyman preserved by the Brazilian govern care of this local newspaper and tell will be charged to those who wish to Estate. 185 Lyman St.. Waltham. to ment for its colonial architecture us all about it. We are always agreement not to smoke. If they do, he plans to set up a dealer's table. see the one-hundred-year-old Sonia Braga. Brazil's most looking for something new to try. North Reading camellia trees in full bloom on Feb .throw them out and Newbury St. Fashions on display 4-7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m charge a $100 cleaning The estate, property of the Society fee. CINEMAS 1 &2 Committee members of the Pike for Preservation of New England "They're going to find School Parents Association will host Lantiquities. was built by Theodore out we mean business," Rte.28 664-2211 Lyman between 1800 and 1822. The a Fashion Event on March 3 at the he says. Admittedly, he CINEMA 1 7 p.m. 19:20 STARTS FRIDAY Sheraton Rolling Green in Andover greenhouses were the centerpiece of FILMETER dislikes tobacco smoke. Lyman's gracefully landscaped The show will feature select A capsule look at cinema But, 'I'm a fashions from Newbury St. English country estate businessman, too." he The most erotic thing boutiques modeled by represen- The greenhouses are open year says, "and 1 know (the in their world was money. tatives from the Hart Modeling^ . round. Thursday-Sunday from 10 Inn) is going to make MODERN PROBLEMS (PC) Chevy nearly transform this routine material Agency of Boston a.m. to 4 p.m. with an admission Chase. Dabney Coleman. Nell Carter. into something wonderful The story money." When the motel The evening activities will begin charge of $1.50 There will be no Mary Kay Place. (Comedy) The major of learning to give and lake love and opens its doors, probably with a social hour at 6:30 p.m.. charge during the open house accepting mortality - has many moving in January, Sanders Directions to the Lyman Estate: ' problem" Chevy Chase seems to have is ROLLOVER followed by dinner and the fashion picking scripts thai take full advantage moments, but is slick, contrived and expects to attract large .o*ai-.., revue. Tickets for the extravaganza Take Route 20. Main St., Waltham. ol his comic talents: with the exception much too sentimental. GRADE B-minus numbers of non-smokers may be obtained by contacting the to Lyman St or Route 60 then south o( 'Foul Play." Chase's films have relied i to the 134-room facility Pike School on Sunset Rock Road in to Beaver St mostly on his slapstick pratfalls "Mod- PENNIES FROM HEAVEN (R) - with the promise of clean CINEMA 2 7:108 9:10 Andover. ern Problems" features Chase as an air- Steve Martin. Bernadette Peters. Chris- MUSIC: air and a $28-a-night rate Chevy has the p°ver to make traffic controller with telekinesis, the topher Walken. (Musical-dramal Martin for a single room. Live the natural history around you ability to move things through concen- stars as a subdued and shady ne'er-do- On February 7. the exciting Muse Air in Texas is a this Holiday Season the funniest ever! tration A talented supporting cast well trying to survive the Depression Bluegrass Band will be appearing at completely no-smoking The Habitat Institute for the highlights this harmless, if predictable. The film s idea is appealing: To compare Environment in Belmont is offering the First Congregational Church in romedy GRADE: C-plus the silliness of the '30s Hollywood musi- airline. a variety of Natural History Cambridge. The Boston Bluegrass cals to the actual harsh reality, there are "Our maintenance programs for adults and children Union will be presenting the show elaborate song-and-dance sequences that people are just amazed." this winter. which begins at 7 p.m ON GOLDEN POND (G) - Katharine represent the characters fantasy lives says Lamar Muse, Starting Feb. 8. 'Winter Sky - Call The Bluegrass Band is virtually Hepburn. Henry Fonda. Jane Fonda But except for two memorable routines chairman of the board of the only younger group which has a of the Stars" will meet for five (Comedy-Drama) Henry Fonda, as an featuring Miss Peters. "Pennies" is bela- Muse Air. Since the PG Monday evenings Through slides, stage show at all in the old-style irascible 80-year-old whose heart and bored, and the overly melodramatic plot airline began operating m. discussion and viewing with the tradition of the original Bluegrass memory are failing, and Katharine isn't strong enough for the concept in July, it hasn't had to Band (Bill Munroe'si - complete Hepburn, as his loving wife of 48 years. Grade B-minus. -. naked eye. binoculars and a change seat covers, Mr. Admission All Seats - All Shows $1.50 FORD 1 944-8000 • 658-6800 I • UBLE DISCOUNT SALE FORD MOTOR CASH DIRECT FORD MOTOR CO. REBATE '300 TO CUSTOMER WILMINGTON ADDS '600-TOTAL *900 ON ALL 137 1982 ESCORTS IN STOCK 2 DOORS — 4 DOORS 1982 ESCORTS 4 DOOR WAGONS EXAMPLE BASE 2 DOOR ESCORT '5895 FORD MOTOR REBATE '300 MMCTTOVOU WILMINGTON DISCOUNT...'600 YOUR NET 4995 lQftO EYD Th* All New 1982 MUSTANG 1981 FAIRMONT I VOX EAT. Sports Car 1982 T BIRD taMngmts, steering bdiil tires. 4 spetd From *n» drive. 1.1 it™ tngta. onw from tnta. doc rt* m- Power front disc brakes, power steering w « radial tires, auto ■M, 4 «e« trim twumisiion, radio. do* M, Mo trim., OJMT awing. tjggKje nek. AM/FM itareo, overdrive. nin, hstoojen koMs. rs- power staffing, power tntid pjtt, noW bra. Mttv OrfeiniMr Mies CMCC 01 CtfOf IXAMPIE #2946 EXAMPLE #5424' IXAMPLI *5281 WILMINGTON PRICE '6895 WILMINGTON PRICE '6390 WILMINGTON PRICE '8538 WILMINGTON PRICE *9086 WILMINGTON DISCOUNT »900 WILMINGTON DISCOUNT *900 WILMINGTON DISCOUNT '1600 WILMINGTON DISCOUNT '1088 YOUR $ YOUR $ YOUR $ YOUR $ NET 5995 NET 5490 NET 6938 NET 7998 INCLUDE BORDER WARRANTY AND SAV-A-CAR SALE THRU RTE. 38, 275 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON ION. thru FRI. 8:30 a,m,-9:30 p.m. JAN. 30,1982 • EXIT 12 OFF ROUTE 93 • BOSTON LINE 944-8000 • 658-6800 SATURDAY 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. ,