Ing last period 'ittle (heels of k hodnes, tin) paper, tightly rolled meeting with th, little words of le, e, about some Latakia, dittees instead of Help to make earth happy Contains within its magic ittee as a whole. he like the 111.11V(.11 /11/I/Ve. fold inth grade college tes —.1FLIA A. l'.11tN EV , 11110111 111111111 e shown a Rita —MARI' 1,1,11611 -Methuen genie, IN o Day. NIDCVER ICIWNSMAN hers of the Jute°, 62 NUMBER 7 VOLUME ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, DECEMBER 2, 1948 PRICE, 5 CENTS hiss Ansi Angel o, TS ,autos, and Mix are being giva by Owen !Mickley VIEWS and High school OF ANNOUNCE SITE FOR VETERANS' HOUSING pickup squad from homerooms is in tying the condition THE :rounds by pick in; Land Off Easterly of paper that ;it d. NEWS By LEONARD F. .1.\'I I'M End Of Morton St. n he VISION One vital issue of foreign US affairs that makes little sense to In at the average citizen is the problem Chosen By Board in- of aid to China, a confused picture ng highlighted by Madame Chiang Area of Four and One-Half Acres NEWS Kai-shek's self-invitation to the ng United States. We certainly can- Near Chestnut Street Accessible :15 • Your Favorite not get a clear picture of United States policy towards the country. To the Schools and Playgrounds in- for our government has been ex- The Andover Housing Authority H or DRINK hibiting an off-and-on attitude announces that It has selected the ln- towards the Chiang Kai-shek Night Parking Ban site for the construction of the local n: regime. If we knew what our rk Streci housing units for veterans. he Policy is supposed to be, what we Goes Into Effect et really stand for in China, and why Tile site is off the easterly exten- The ban on all-night street we support whatever policy we are Rion of Morton street as it swings parking went into effect Dec. 1 der supposed to support, we might down the hill toward Chestnut St., and will remain operative until EPAIR better arrive at an understanding and is on the westerly side of the next spring. street. oat of the problem. Our assistance to- CE eems to resemble a hand-to- "All cars left on the streets The area selected contains four 1.11111.11111.11 1/1.1,! hair 1.01111.1., ii,. the lilue 21 1111 %% hi te cheer their favorite, in the animal Thank,. tal Guth charity aroused by vague after 11 p. in. will be towed to a and a half acres and extends down giving day game 11 MI .11,1111,011 High which the ho 111. t,,11 12 to 7. 1 Look Photo rt- ympathy for an unknown quan- garage at the expense of the cur the hill almost to Rogers Brook. owner," Police Chief George A. 'lie ity, based on no real knowledge In selecting tide location for the e. E'S None stated in announcing that r appreciation of the cireum- FIVE ('ENT PARKING construction of the 56 dwelling the town ordinance is now effect WTI TEL. 1175 tances. We don't know whether ON CHESTNUT STREET units of the garden type for which FIRST ANDOVER MEN for the fourth year. by ve are merely prolonging a Motorists are still wilting $560.000 has been allowed by the oomed life or are really bringing pennies in the parking meters "Car owners have been very co- state, the local board noted that it he patient back to health. We on Chestnut street. They get IN PEACETIME DRAFT operative in the past," Chief Dane is accessible to schools and to play- wn went on to say. "We have had urround Chiang with an aura of nothing in return. Chestnut grounds, and that water is available, to very few violations, in fact, we igorous leadership and sanctity, street meters are different TO LEAVE TUESDAY The state board has approved the or- OM et we have strong suspicions that fr :ell others in town—they had less than half a dozen cars Andover's first peacetime draft- to be towed away all last winter." site only on condition that the town e is far from competent and that 1.1111 he operated only with 11 ees will leave next Tuesday morn- construct a sewer there. At present e is a thoroughgoing dictator. 100,11, fur 1111i1•11 the motor- School Teachers The ban on all-night parking of ing to start a 21-month period of the nearest sewer is on Chestnut St. he ill be ist gets lit',, hours of parking motor vehicles on the streets is )oes China Want Chiang? military service. and it would be necessary to extend 1 a time. Ask $300 Increase made each year in order to assist The picture is made the more Sebastian J. Romano of 32 it up the hill about 200 feet. • of week A fiat salary increase of $300 in snow removing operations dur- . obscure by the presence of Com- Franklin Ave., and George Kri- Approval of the state board la for all teachers in the school sys- ing the winter. munists. If we support Chiang we korian of 136 Greenwood Rd., will also conditioned on the local board Increase In Wages tem is sought by the Andover Pub- "It has made a great difference wonder whether we are not pour- be included in the second group getting a change in zoning to allow Open lic School Teachers' association. in the streets," Chief Dane said, ing our money down a bottomless of draftees to leave from this area. the garden type of dwelling to lie And Employment In a letter addressed to the "both for the public and for the drain, and we aren't sure that The first group sent by Draft constructed in that area. The multi- 3r kAIN STREET China's people want Chiang and Employment and payroll records school committee it was stated town. It is much less expensive board 8. which includes Lawrence, family type of dwelling known as ar- for Andover showed an increase in that the association had unani- now for the town to keep the what he stands tor. But if we Andover, Methuen, North Andover garden apartments is the style on. October over a corresponding mously voted to ask for the $300 streets clear, as they don't have leave him to his own destiny we and Boxford, left last Monday but which the state authorities have ap- ion period in September, according to raise over and above the present to go back and plow two or three did not include a local noun. proved for Andover. They are at- mall (Continued on Page Ten) the figures of the division of statis- compensation received as of Nov. times over the places where autos The men from this area will re- tractive two-story structures in out tics of the state department of 1, 1948, to go into effect Jan. 1, had been parked overnight." port with the rest of the class to Police officers have been in- which the units would vary from or- labor -and industries. 1949. the joint examining board and in- structed to enforce this ordinance three to six rooms. The nine manufacturing estab- In the letter, sent by the com- duction station at 11 Kearney sq., and officers in cruisers will be The land chosen by the board is vor lishments canvasses here showed mittee on salaries, it was pointed Lowell. especially alert for these viola- owned by the heirs to the Daniel /111- that for the week ending nearest out that the association at a meet- At that point they will be as- tions as they tour the streets Collins estate, (Agnes C., Rosamond October 15 the number of wage ing had expressed the general signed to a camp for a basic train- A., and Esther E. Murray of Law- /11(1 earners was 3.552 and the total sentiment that present salaries ing period of eight weeks, after rence), Mrs. Dora F. McCarthy, 74 wn wages paid $191,310, an average are inadequate. which they will be assigned to one Body of Veteran Morton St., and Mr. and Mrs. Clin- er, weekly wage of $53,80. The school committee, which of the army posts in the First ton E. Stevens, 72 Morton St. has The percentage change from Sep- met in executive session Monday Army area for completion of their rah night, took the letter under con- To Be Buried Here tember shows an employment in- military service. The body of PFC. Melville nal sideration with other budget mat- crease of 1.2, and a gain of 0.6 in The December quota for Massa- Wakefield Whipple, U. S. Army, PIANO TUNING ters. chusetts is 421 of the 15,000 to total wages paid. Approximately who was killed in action in ALFRED H. PETTINELLY 2,000 establishments in the state be called up throughout the na- France Jan. 10, 1945, is being MEMBER were canvassed revealing a slight tion. The January quota was ex- sent here for burial and will ar- Punchard Defeats pected to be 20,000, but budgetary American Society of Plano Technicians decrease in the number of persons rive at the Andover station on the 5 Berkely Sf. Lawrence Moss. employed and in total wages paid. limitations have caused officials to Johnson, 12 to 7 4:25 p. m. train today. Telephone, Law. 29518 me Punchard wound up its season in cut the next two draft calls in half. 19 The l'unchard High football team His mother, the former Dorothy for 38 points, or an average of 4.22. Consequently, army officials have SHOPPING DAYS completed a most successful season Wakefield, who survives him, Is eighth place in Class C football cut the January call to 10,000 and an Andover native. ORIENTAL AND TILL CHRISTMAS Thanksgiving day by defeating its DOMESTIC RUGS ratings, with seven wins, two losses the February call to 5,000. Vol- Delegations of local veteran or- RUGS arch rival Johnson, 12 to 7 at the untary recruiting for the navy and CLEANED — MOTHPROOFED — REPAIRED 11.4D gionizations will meet the body CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED UGS Andover playstead before a caps- air force is adequate and no im- IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES and act as an escort to the Lund- RED PVVCCPC'q.'kf.tC.WCPVVC' PVVVV, city crowd. —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— mediate cut is anticipated. gren funeral home. Funeral serv- Both touchdowns were the re- ices will lie held Friday at 2 p. tn. sults of Dwyer to Deveaux aerials Otash Rug Cleaning Co. ,11,S Burial will be in Spring Grove , 5 CHRISTMAS ( I 1 and the North Andover score was BROOK STREET — METHUEN New Dental Care cemetery. Deceased was a reel- Oct. Lawrence 22298 or Lawrence 4372 made by Joe Driscoll's line-buck. CANDY AND NUTS BY dent of Cambridge. tN This triumph, which copped the For Pupils' Teeth 72 "Little Three Championship" for In answer to many questions trovvigivetcycwcPctvcvccvvvvvri KEMP PAGE & SHAW Punchard, was tho seventh of the about the sodium fluoride treatment year for the club while suffering for teeth given to the children of WHITMAN SCHRAFFTS only two losses, to Concord, the public schools, Mrs. Shirley Beal, Eastern Massachusetts Class "C" dental hygienist for the school de- &eit Rig COSMETICS BY champions and Lexington. pertinent, explains: The Andover boys, although "In order to determine the toffee- COTY YARDLEY favored to win because of their tiveness of the sodium fluoride Canada and Maine Trees of all sizes for tfi season's record, were forced to treatment, research workers treated Halls Churches Stores Homes OLD SPICE come from behind in the third half the teeth in the mouths of tfi Wreaths and Corsages tfi quarter to score the deciding touch- several thousand children. The down. Johnson had many good other half were left untouched. A HANDY DANDY BOYS DALTON PHARMACY breaks during the game, but failed year or so later, examination re- We have 2 locations, 77 Main St., Andover, 571 Broadway, Law. 16 MAIN STREET TEL. 107 to take advantage of them. etole that these children had op- r Punchard registered the first tally proximatelyely 40% less dental decay ItiVaiZaaaaaaaiZaiZirgrezaaad:kiZaiZiZai..j early in the second period. After in the teeth which had been treated Collins, Deveaux, and Dwyer had than in the untreated teeth. It was lugged the oval to the invaders 4 also ennui that the treatment used yard line, Charles Dwyer snapped by the dentist did not cause mottled SNOW TIRES RE 11)Y FOR Vk INTER a pass into the end-zone to Co- enamel. Captain Deveaux for the score. Sid "Although tooth decay has been AS LOW AS ... but is Watson, who usually place-kicks the reduced 40% in large groups of (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continued on Page Four) 8 9' YOUR 9 CAR ? ANDOVER FLOWER BASKET ALL FLOWERS — WHOLESALE FLOWERS FOR FLORAL GREEN'S HAVE YOUR CAR WINTERIZED ALL OCCASIONS ARRANGEMENTS ( SPECIAL) WN ANTI-FREEZE — BATTERIES — CHAINS LARGE TABLE BOUQUET $1.00 POM POMS c.s€ox› AND SNOW TIRES BITTER SWEET 35c IVY PLANTS 50c and 75c Each 4ONTH LONG STEM ROSES $1.19 Dozen Gulf Super Service SERVICE JOHN M. MURRAY Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Until Christmas 205 No. Main St. Tel. 10343 RT. 125 ON BY-PASS CORNER OF MAIN AND CHESTNUT STREETS Near Salem Street

2 THE ANDOVER. TOWNSMAN — DECEMBER 2, 1948 SHAWSHEEN YOUR BIRTHSTONE EST Roots of Culture AND /73' MEANING BALLARDVALE Mrs. Sarah I. Mrs. (i. Edgar Best, Correspondent, Telephone 171 Schofield, Correspondent, Telephom , %NOM,' REV DECEMBER - - TURQUOISE, ZIRCON, LAPIS L AZUL/ EWIS I WOMEN'S CLI'll loaned during the week. if meta. 0, MEETING EN.101' ED Vee•,sper ii ryces - The usual Thanks] The Christmas meeting of the' hers would also bring old or new 6iN At gether" of the Lewis , f ANCIENTS gELIEVED, AS There was a good attendance at o'clock :tintl:iy ni ht Shawsheen Village Woman's club packs of cards or a carton of ciga- the: re will be a vesper service old In the Comm DO SOME MODERNS, the meeting of the Friendly Guild in will be held at 2 p. m. Monday, retts to put in the bags, it would Unioni i o n cCongregational .e atlon lielmsford Center, lae in the church vestry Monday eve- gtg eii irch fgea Dec. 6 in the auditorium of the be greatly appreciated. THAT THE AZURE TUR- turfing the moving picture, "The wenty-eight members ning where Miss Katherine Lawlor y gathered at 1:30 Shawsheen school. At this meeting, there will he a QUOISE ATTRACTS LOVE Kindled Flame." Mrs. Shirley Vogt spoke about Children's books and e reunion dinner This is to be an open meeting bakery sale sponsored by the ways sill be the guest organist for t he AND GREAT RICHES, magazines. aved by various men and invitations are extended to all. and means committee. The sale occasion. The film will portray r These meetings are interesting orally. Those presen Mrs. Robert Richards will be will be under the chairmanship of because of their informality and vivid drama of the ill,. of early nil Mrs. Ellery 111 the guest speaker for the after- Mrs. Wilfred Dwyer, and her com- Christians under 1611.11 BRILLIANT ZIRO9NS,FASHION- the opportunity they offer to each oppreg. ;tinily of Saugus, MI noon and she will give a fresh mittee consists of the following one to dismiss the speaker's sub- ABLE TODAY AS IN ANCIENT Ifred Ewing of Swan presentation of Chrstmaa decora. members. Mrs. Hartley Bailey, ject. Miss Lawlor gave many sug- sluTultis service is the first in a nil Mrs. Roger LOWIE lions. Christmas carols will also Mrs. Alan Dunlop, Mrs. Richard TIMES, ARE MINED IN INDO- gestions for gifts in the home and series of four during the month of ewton, Mr. and la be sung under the direction of Locke, Mrs. Justin Rex, Mrs. John Cl/INA / TRADITIONALLY recommended certain books that December. The film next week all eatman and childre Mrs. Frank McArdle. Jr. Calnan, Mrs. Ralph Wilkinson. could be used as gifts for the be, "Beyond Our Own." Other CONFER HONOR, WISDOM, rs. Alfred Kneath A short business meeting will Tea will be served at 2 p. m. home library. movies will be booked for the last SAFE TRAVEL, Ir. and Mrs. Arthur be held prior to the program for with Mrs. James J. Fuggiano and Refreshments were served after two Sundays in the month. iss Barbara Lewis. the afternoon with the president Mrs. George Weldon as hostess DECEMBER PEOPLE INCLUDE FAMOUS' CHURCHMEN,PH / L- the meeting by the committee: These services are primarily for 'yen; and Mr. and I Mrs. Norman Miller presiding. chairmen. OSOPHERS, SCIENTIFICANOMED/CAL P/ONTERS, SALESMEN, Mrs. Elwyn Russell, Mrs. Roland young people and adults in the ,. wis and children of Mrs. Arthur Steinert, chairman of Antique Depart went Joy. Mrs. Ralph Greenwood. and social time followed SPORTSMEN. community. Children under 14 will the veterans service has requested The Antique Study group of the = Mm's. James Schofield. be weloine if accompanied by their range Notes Those present included: Mrs. all members who promised her a Shawsheen Village Woman's club % KINGS OF BABYLON/A AND parents. A silver offering will be , •riendship Pomona gift bag for her committee to will have Mrs. V. E. Turkington William McIntyre, Mrs. Irving given at each of these services I its December in ASSYRIA PRESENTED BLUE please bring them to this meeting for their next speaker and her Shaw. Mrs. Samuel Mucci, Mrs. 1 irday in Andover t OR GOLD-FLECKED LAPIS as the bags have to be packed and very Interesting subject will he Philip Kelsey, Mrs. Alfred Webb, ili'nA mieoln\g". tilliliolldue coating3. Inane 'I afternoon sessior Miss Adelaide Webb, Mrs. Henry LAZULI, AS TRIBUTE, TO enjoy the holiday with them e ice promptly at 4 p EGYPTS PHARAOHS. Myers, Mrs. George Forsythe, Mrs. families were: Robert Mitchell, be served at 6 0'. Anthony Lummenello, Mrs. Rus- FREE PARKING TEL. 11-W Jr., of Massachusetts State univer. chairmanship of sell Hall, Mrs. George Mitchell, sity; John and Alan Petty of the cterson. A Christma ANDOVER Mrs. Alvin Zink, Mrs. Charles University of Vermont; PFC. tke place in the even FROM EARLY TIMES, Scobie, Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. James O'Donnell, stationed at mimetic Club Ralph Greenwood, Mrs. James THE LOVELY LAPIS LAZULI 0, Murphy General hospital in Wal. All members of th PLAYHOUSE Schofield, Mrs. Joseph Bouleau, them and Robert Moss from Wash. ub of Andover grang HAS BEEN THOUGHT TO Mrs. Roland Joy, Mrs. Pauline i'lliD.1 V, SATURDA — December .1 ington, D. C. meet at 8 o'clock tt BRING PROSPER/TY MacFarlane. and Mrs. Elwyn Rus- at the home of Mt Louts Hayward Dennis O'Keefe sell. George W. Duke, son of Mr. and AND ASSURE Minh Mrs. John Duke of River St., came lex Henderson on Art Walk A Crooked Mile Louise ton Family Party 3:1(1 6:05 9:00 kIAPPINESS. home after one and one-half yeah smirch Notes A family party was held Sunday away in time for Thanksgiving, There will be a met I Surrender Dear Glaris .11.1111 1)011 McGuire copy tiyhis /94a flsi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1:45 4:40 7:35 L George is serving aboard the air. embers of the cabi Greenwood of Tewksbury street craft carrier USS. Boxer, with!, est church in the yes when a venison dinner was served. SUNDAY, MONDAY — December 5, 6 "China From My Grandmother's During the Christmas vacation has been holding exercises off iL m., Wednesday, Dec Those present Included: Mr. and Red Skelton Janet Blair Cupboard." Mrs. Turktngton will of the school the field has been west coast. r the various organ] The Fuller Brush Man 3:05 6:00 8:55 Mrs. Thomas J. Howard, and coming months a bring with her an exhibit of old open to the younger group of chil- Birthdays Celebrated the Tim Holt Nan Leslie Monty Hennessey of North An- cussed. Arizona Ranger china. dren of the village and it is hoped dover, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Green- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bottleau ]]] 1:50 4:45 7:40 v(41101411 Study (irou wood, Jr., and family of Andover. Andover St. took their son Paul. Mrs. Edwn Brantley is chairman that they will be able to enjoy it At 9:30 a. m., Tuest Mr. and Mrs. Misak Asadorian and who celebrated his Ilth bIrthdp TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — December 7,8,0 of the Antique group and this again this winter. ere will be a devot: Ltiretta Young, Robert mown' family of Ward Hill, Miss Dorothy Sunday. Nov. 21, and trio friend meeting will be held at 2 p. m, Personals oup meeting held at Rachel and The Stranger 3:10 6:05 9:00 and Miss Marguerite Greenwood to Boston where they visited Dec. 10 at the Andover Historical Mrs. Walter H. Nancy Coleman Michael O'Shea Earl Baker of 10 Sterling st., Bunker Hill, Old Ironsides society house. The deer was shot by Mr. Green- Violence 1:45 4:40 7:35 spent the Thanksgiving holidays he Logan airport. mndel St. Any person wood and his brother. Edward, re- h invited to join this In Tea will be served at the close at his home. He is a sophomore at cently in New Hampshire. A birthday supper was enjoyed of the meeting with Mrs. Ralph Bergen college in Teaneck. N. J. Lofielot Club ERMA SATURDAY — December 10, 11 Bulletin Board Erected on their return. Paul was the ir Dane Clark Gail Russell Wilkinson and Mrs. Arthur Stein- Miss Barbara Shulze of 1 Canis- cipient of many nice gifts. The The December meet ert as hostess for the day. The new bulletin board recently Lafalot club will be he Moonrise Ethel Barry ttttt re brooke st.. spent the past weekend purchased by the Union Congre- boys making the trip included 6:115 9:00 'ening, Dec. 7, at tb 3:10 Sacred Heart NO 1 at her home. Miss Shulze Is a stu. gational church has been erected Robert. Nolin. Paul Payne, Don- Leo Gorcey Betty Caldwell dent at Simmons college. ald Milligan, Clifford Sharpe, Carl rs. Carl Stevens, VI Jinx Money Once more for the winter en- on the church street aide of the 1:50 4:45 7:40 ach member is asked joyment of the students of the The executive board of the building and can be illuminated. Buschman. Sacred Heart school, the athletic Shawsheen Village Woman's club Janet Bouleati, who was eight tall 50c gift for excly USUAL SATURDAY :MORNING CHILDREN'S SHOW AT 10 O'CLOCK making a very pleasing addition to ee. field opposite the school has been will hold their monthly meeting at the church. years old Monday. Nov. 22. took Feature ‘Yesterit S11101,1111111 ( Serial) marked off and as soon as weather the home of Mrs. T. E. Andrew, her brother David, and efsot icce,sful Deer Hunte Meeting Posti 41 \ It.xander Henderson Cartoon., and Short Subjects permits, the area will be flooded Jr., of 14 Riverena rd., at 1:30 Margaret and her birthday cake t. The December weeting of the ad and Edward Flail N and skating will be enjoyed. p. in. Dec. 3. Ballardvale P.T.A. has been post- Reading Sunday afternoon to th.. home of her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence $ group of hunters w poned until Thursday evening, Va. weekend at Mr. B Dec. 9. A Christmas party has been Frost and enjoyed her celebration with her cousins. assaconaway, N. H. 1 planned and gifts are to be n was fortunate to sl Personals brought to be given to a charit- er weighing about 2, "400•1!„ NO /4401/PS./* able organization. A social hour Mr. and Mrs. Al Poirior ant rsonals will be enjoyed after the short family of Methuen visited Mr. and Miss Ruth Innes o business meeting. Mrs. James Green last Sunday. nd Rd., directed tit( DISHES ARE BEING WASHED supper To Be Held Roland Joy, Sr., has been III at e 1949 class song fo A supper will be served for all his home on Andover St. rote the words and ...RINSED ' members and friends of the Union Little Marjorie Carroll. &ugh• Congregational church at 6:30 ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll ... DRIED, ALL AUTOMATICALLY IN A p. m. next Wednesday in the of Woburn St., is in the Bonin church vestry. Floating hospital. GENERALOELECTRIC Those planning to attend should Miss Shirley Nicoll spent the notify the committee not later weekend visiting Mn, and art than Dec. 5. Those serving on the Clifford Warner of Lynn. AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER committee include: Mrs. Frank The Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Ker., Green, Mrs. Ralph Greenwood, seth of Amherst renewed acquain- • One touch of a button,,and your part is all done — Mrs. Joseph Bouleatt. and Mrs. titces in the 'Vale on Thankegir• James Schofield. ing day. THE EAS' dishes, pots, pans, silverware, glasses aro all washed hygienically clean— all WAY TO automatically. You save your hands, you save time. ELLIOTT'S LAWRENCE Your most frequent and most LOWELL HAVERHILL SAVE unwelcome task is gone. • Now is the time of year when you will NONE' be busier, your time will be more valuable. Save those tiresome dishwashing hours. Put them to more profitable activity by REDUCI using a G.E. automatic electric dishwasher. ROUND-T to and from

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of Miss I.:11111y Hale, teacher of CHRISTMAS HOURS Seniors At Abbot dratna and speech at Abbot. Her FOR IA/WELL STORES EST PARISH student assistant director is Mar- For the convenience of Christmas I To Present Play garet Black, daughter of Mr. and gift shoppers retail stores in Lo- he Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent., Telephone 58.1-.1 "(Ailey." it play by George S. Mrs. Henry Black of 33 Elm St., well will operate from now until pen `phone S98-/I Kaufman and Marc Connally, will North Andover. Dec. 24 on the following schedule I:111s FAMILY REUNION Miss Barbara 11111 was the accom- be presented by the Senior class Other students assisting in the of closing hours : The usual Thanksgiving "get panist at the Lowell State Teach- of Abbot academy at 8 o'clock production are: Camilla Titcomb, Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays mother" of the Lewis family was 'clock Sunday nigh ers' college program presented at Saturday evening in Davis hall. prompter, and Joanna Parks, stage open until 9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wed- t eld in the Community hall, a vesper service Is the school Wednesday. The public is invited to come, manager. Heads of the commit- nesdays and Thursdays close at lielmsford Center, last Thursday. rs rgational church fee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton of there is no admission charge. tees are: Sharon Purviance, 5:30 p. m.. for Christmas week be- wenty-eight members of the fern- oving picture, "The Boutwell Rd., and Miss Doris The title role was created by Nancy Newhall, Darlene Gibbons, ginning Dec. 20, Monday thru Thurs- y gathered at 1:30 o'clock for FIGHT TB e." Mrs. Shirley Vag Newton of Montpelier, Vt., and Lynn Fontaine in 1921 and the Tnes Herrera; and from Andover, day, open until 9 p. in., Friday, le reunion dinner which was eat organist for the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton and play has had many successful re- Joan Gallagher and Jane Nose; Christmas eve, close at 5:30 p. m. Buy Christmas Seals saved by various members of the film will portray daughter of River Rd., spent vivals since then. The role of from North Andover. Barbara a ninny. Those present were: Mr. of the life of early Thanksgiving day with their old- "Dulcy" will be portrayed by Ann Dow. nd Mrs. Ellery Metcalf and est Maytag - Spartan - GM Frigidaire - Eureka - Bendix der Roman opin son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bronaugh who comes from Nich- e, aridly of Saugus, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Newton of Lexington. olasville, Ky. Parents Can't Win Ifred Ewing of Swampscott, Mr. Miss Mildred E. Hamar of Ells- The cast: Henry, Jane Wolver- "What are you doing out of bed, e is the first in a rani Mrs. Roger Lewis, Mrs. Inez worth. Me., was a recent visitor F. J. LEONE CO. ton; William Parker, Edna Bo- Patty?" father called up the stairs. during the month of f.wton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur at the home of Mrs. Edward e gardus; Gordon Smith, Anne 5 FLOORS e film next week all ,'attar and children, Mr. and Pause—Then Thompson. Argilla Rd. Stevens; Dulcinen, Ann Bronaugh; the small voice, n Our Own." Other ire. Alfred Kneath and family, "I just got out to tuck myself in, FAMOUS BRAND NAMES Dr. and Mrs. Harwood Belding Tom Sterrett, Patricia Bleecker; booked for the last r. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, and he and family of High Plain Rd. Schuyler Van Dyck. Sally Gibbs; Touch and Go n the month. iss Barbara Lewis. all of An- Radios - us spent the holiday with relatives in C. Roger Forbes Faith Johnson Daddy." ces are primarily for ,ver; and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watertown. Mrs. Forbes, Janice Woodward; "Did you got home all right in ,wis and children of Chelmsford. 430 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. and adults in the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Churchill Angela Forbes. Barbara Hamby; after the party last night?" hildren under 14 will social time followed the dinner. have returned from their wedding TELEPHONE 7637 ng Vincent Leach. Honor Banks; "Fine, thanks .except that as I accompanied by thei trip and are residing in the Mc- r range Notes Blair Patterson, Nancy Rogal. was turning into my street, some .ver offering will he Collum hoarse on Lincoln St. Stromberg Carlson - Television - Domestic Sewing Machine Friendship Pomona grange will The play is under the direction idiot stepped on my fingers." ng of these services. old Its December meeting next Loring Batchelder, son of Mrs. 18' liday aturday in Andover grange hall. Isabella Batchelder, formerly of Be coming home is he afternoon session will corn- Argilla Rd., was recently chosen lie- aoliday with their ence promptly at 4 p. in. Supper captain of next season's Harvard fll - 1: Robert Mitchell, ill be served at 6 o'clock under soccer team. He is a graduate of In- husetts State trainer. e chairmanship of Miss Ebba Phillips academy and is now in his n: d Alan Petty of the eterson. A Christmas party will third year at Harvard. f Vermont; PFC. ke place in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Dick of High inell, stationed at rainatic Club Plain Rd. are enjoying a vacation cal hospital in Wet. All members of the Dramatic with their Boils and their families. :er art Moss from Wash. lib of Andover grange are asked Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Dick of meet at 8 o'clock tonight, Dec. Kansas City, Mo., and Mr. and rat Mrs. Harold G. Dick of Wichita. ro- Duke, son of Mr. and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kan. od re of River St., came lex Henderson on Argilla Rd. A. Ronald Kennis, a student at rt- e and one-half year' lurch Notes Marianapolis prep school, Thomp- for Thanksgiving. There will be a meeting of the son, Conn., spent the weekend ring aboard the air. embers of the cabinet of the with his aunt, Mrs. Stephen Ken- wn USS. Boxer. which eat church in the vestry at 7:45 nis of High Plain Rd. by ing exercises off the m., Wednesday, Dec. 8. Plans the various organizations for Walter Stone of Lynn spent the coming months will be dis- holiday with his daughter, Mrs. (+rated Dean Hudgina of North St. wn c seed. a. Joseph Bouleau of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopkin- to votional Study Group ook their son Paul son of Providence, R. I., and Mr. or- At 9:30 a. m., Tuesday, Dec. 7, d his 11th birthdie and Mrs. Richard Schesfel, also of aEy 7ZE OiftagrE! ore will be a devotional study 21, and his frienth Providence, spent the holiday with raup meeting held at the home vhere they visited Mr. and Mrs. John Gosda of Beech hr Mrs. Walter H. Simon, 12 Old Ironsides and circle. 1 a •tindel St. Any person interested port. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vandenbergit invited to Join this study group. supper was enjoyei! of Lowell St., were in New York 17/2)E9 'TE v v EaTagfe! n. Paul was the re ifalot Club City for a few days last week. ny nice gifts. The The December meeting of the Mrs. Charles Stewart of Grove- , sa the trip included: Liatalot club will be held Tuesday land spent the weekend with the Paul Payne, Don. evening, Dec. 7, at the home of Carl Stevens of Virginia Rd. 3r Illifford Sharpe, Carl Mrs. Carl Stevens, Virginia Rd. Miss Gladys Bailey of Canton, Each member is asked to bring a TE OCTEly Lao of ! ar- spent the holiday with her parents, on, eniall 50c gift for exchange at the eau, who was eight Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey of Ion riday. Nov. 22. took High Plain Rd. 'all David, and sister 8hicces4u1 Deer Hunter Mr. and Mrs. William Brenchick oni her birthday cake to Alexander Henderson of Argilla and family of Lexington spent the below I er- ay afternoon to the Rd. and Edward Hall were among holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- In rayon satin or rayon crepe runt, Mrs. Lawrence e group of hunters who enjoyed liam McKeown of Lowell St. straight cut through the skirt yet ver flowing at the longer hemline. In Dyed her celebrati, the weekend at Mr. Halls' camp, Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacLeish int- Passaconaway, N. H. Mr. Hender- White, Blush or Black. Sizes 12 his. are now occupying their new home to 20. rt son was fortunate to shoot a buck on Shawsheen Rd. Dui deer weighing about 200 lbs. $3.98 rs. Al Poirior and Personals Student—But, officer. I'm a tuen visited Mr. .er, Miss Ruth Innes of Haggett's college student. has Teen last Sunday. Pond Rd., directed the singing of Traffic cop—You'll get a ticket Sr., has been ill al real the 1949 class song for which she just the same . . . ignorance is no roil ndover St. wrote the words and music, and excuse. )rie Carroll, dank. 1 Mrs. John Carroll ;., is in the Boston ital. y Nicoll spent the lug Mr. and Mrs. Ins er of Lynn. 0. td Mrs. Arnold Kea- at renewed amain.

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Pit .1'17-VINCENT The bride was given in marriage Nursing in Gloucester and her hus• INDIAN band, a navy veteran, is employed EADING DIFFICUL Wearing a traditional white satin by her brother. Her attendants were Presidennitis)'"Entigh WEDDINGS... Miss Norma Wise of Gloucester, by the II. P. Hood and Sons com- )lt)613of India AY ENDANGER wedding gown and fingertip length Ridge Rebekah lodge will be 44 maid of honor and Mildred E. pany. veil attached to a tiara of seed at 6 :30 p. ni. Monday, Dec. 6, Is HILD'S SCHOOLIts SCHREIBER-MOODY llamas of Ellsworth, Me. brides- marriage, and her only attendant pearls, Fay E. Vincent of 6 Argilla thelodge rooms, Musgrove build. reading difficulty cal Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Moody of Hill- maid. was Mrs. 1-i. Lester Hilton of An- rd., daughter of Mrs. Edward IIABERY SALE ing. Tickets are in charge of Nut therwise bright, happy c top, Holt Rd., announce the mar- dover. Thompson of Andover and Charles John H. Warwick was best man The Catholic School guild of St. Muriel Fisher and Miss Dons morose, unsocial one, c riage of their daughter, Joan Wins- For the wedding, she chose an Vincent of North Andover, became and the ushers were Harold Tyning Augustine's parish will hold a Gates. Reservations he held back in set low Moody, to Richard William ankle length cinnamon taffeta dress must the bride of Norman J. Pratt of 7 and Paul Dyer all of North Andover. bakery sale on Saturday, Dec. 4, in made by Friday. take him develop feelin Aon early b164 Schreiber of Exeter, N. H., former- trimmed in gold with brown acces- Haases meeting a t3 1- Greenfield st., Lawrence, son of Guests from Gloucester, Lowell, the Lawrence Gas and Electric Co. 5 : o'clock will eriority. Fully one-this ly of this town. He is the son of sories, and she carried a gardenia Mrs. Neal Fisher, Alderwood Manor, Lynn, and Salem, N. H., were pres- store on Main st. The sale will precede the supper. William Schreiber of Lawrence and corsage. The matron of honor, Washington, D. C. The Rev. Clinton ent at the reception in the church start at 9 a. m. and the members Mrs. William Schreiber of Milton. whose royal blue silk gown had Mrs. Dorothy Dunn of Stough. W. Carvell, pastor of the Trinitarian vestry. When they return from a are requested to have their dona- DRIVEWAY The wedding took place Thanks- ton, president of the Rebekah beaded trimming, wore black acces- Congregational church, North An- wedding trip to Washington, D. C., tions in as early as possible. giving evening by candlelight at the sories and a corsage of gardenias. assembly of Massachusetts, and dover, officiated at the 3 o'clock the couple will live in North An- Home-cooked foods such as pies, SNOW - PLOWII home of the bride's parents. The Leo Lynch of Andover was best her board of officers, and District ceremony, Sunday, Nov. 28, and the dover. cakes and breads will be on sale. Rev. Arnold Kenseth of the Univer- man for the groom. deputy Beatrice Cox of Stoneham GILBERT SORENS wedding music was played by Miss The bride is a graduate of the Ad- Mrs. Leo Naughton is in charge of sity of Massachusetts, formerly and her staff of officers, will be TELEPHONE 685- Mrs. Edgerly, in blue silk with Margaret Hadley. dison Gilbert hospital School of the committee for the bakery sale. present. minister of the Ballardvale Congre- black accessories and Mrs. Naylor gational church, performed the In deep green silk with sequin trim, PC-VVVVVV simple service in the presence of both wore rose corsages for the oc- VVVVMVVIMV-CIMMMICMCWVIgn11 WCCPCPCPCPCMI relatives of the bride and groom. casion. They aassisted the young The bride wore a full length gown couple at the reception which was of cream lace over silk taffeta and attended by friends and relatives her fingertip veil was of imported from Andover, North Andover, Law- illusion. She carried an arm bouquet rence, Portland and Lewiston, Me. of talisman roses. The attendants They will reside in Andover when were her sister, Mrs. Virginia Hodg- they return from their wedding trip son, matron of honor, who wore a itand to Canada. bouffant gown of aqua taffeta and c carried American Beauty roses, and The bride is a graduate of Brown- field, Me., High school and Fryeburg her little niece, Virginia Ann Hodg- academy and her husband attended son, dressed in pink organdy, was Andover schools. her flower girl. William N. Perry of Andover was the best man and Miss FERNALD-ROWE Marion E. Moody of Newton, a Friends and relatives of Phyllis cousin of the bride, played the wed- Jane Howe and Alfred Elwell Fer- ding march and other selections. nald gathered in Cochran Chapel The reception immediately fol- Saturday evening, Nov. 27 to wit- lowed the ceremony. Mr. Schreiber ness the 7 o'clock ceremony which Aleug graduated from Phillips academy united them in marriage. The Rev. and attended Harvard college for A. Graham Baldwin officiated, the two years. He served overseas with Amphion Trio of Lowell presented the U. S. army during the war and a program of special wedding music. is now continuing his studies at the The bride, who is the daughter University of New Hampshire. Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frederick Schreiber graduated from Punchard Howe of Chicago, Ill., entered the High school and Boston University chapel on her father's arm, wearing College of Liberal Arts and Grad- a simple white marquisette gown gdue4 uate school. She served in the Red with empire neckline and bouffant Cross during the war and is now skirt. Her fingertip length veil teaching in the Dover, N. H. public flowed from clusters of orange blos- Schools. The couple will make their soms and she carried a shower home in Dover. bouquet of carnations and snap- NAYLOR--EDO ERLY dragons. In the Trinitarian Congregational Her matron of honor, Mrs. Ken- church of North Andover, Saturday, neth G. Burr of Kennebunk, Me., in Nov. 27, Agnes Lillian Edgerly, apricot taffeta with matching vel- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. vet Jacket, carried a shower bou- Edgerly of Portland, Me., became quet of chrysanthemums and the th bride of Albert Naylor, son of two Junior bridesmaids, Barbara Mrs. Rita Naylor of North Andover. May Ramsdell of Acton and Vic- Following the 2.30 p. in. ceremony, toria Elizabeth Folk of Brunswick, j which was performed by the Rev. Me., carried small bouquets of chry- We have cautiously planned this really Clinton W. Carvell, pastor, a recep- santhemums with their gold taffeta to tion and buffet luncheon were held gowns. beautiful Silver and Gift room to afford you in the parsonage. Frank Wadleigh Fernald of The bride's father gave her in Wakefield was best man for the Zr the pleasure of selecting your Silver or Gifts groom who is the son of Mr. and V in comfort and privacy — This beautiful room PCPCPCPCPCVCCPCr Mrs. Frank H. Fernald of Notting- ham, N. H. and the ushers were irta also affords one the opportunity of viewing Arthur L. Fernald of Cambridge, FIN E Bartlett, N. H. and Richard T. Fer- 2, his selection in the type of atmosphere similar nald of Nottingham, N. H. and Har- vi old F. Howe, Jr., of New Haven, to that in which the gift will ultimately be SHOES Conn. ; Assisting the young couple in the enjoyed FOR receiving line at the reception in the Peabody house, were the bride's I V mother, who chose royal blue crepe vt CHRISTMAS with a gardenia corsage, and Mrs. Fernald, gowned in purple crepe with gardenias. When they return from their wed- V to "Shoes That Satisfy" fig ding trip to Canada, they will make their home at 75 Chestnut st. Mrs. Fernald attended Northfield' seminary and is a graduate of * X-Ray Fitting * Wheaton college and the Simmons School of Social Work. She was formerly medical social consultant at the District of Columbia Rehabi- litation service in Washington. Her husband, who is a graduate of the We have all famous makes REINHOLD'S University of New Hampshire, to 49 MAIN STREET served four years in an anti-tank of Sterling such as company as a captain. He is now Lunt — International associated with the N. E. Tel and roiliZi144144%1M2,4,„ Tel. company as a radio engineer. Heirloom — Whiting Manchester — Watson iiiLVERSMITHS and DIAMOND many more 447 ESSitir litompshire CHRISTMAS TIME ... 1,4 8 0 What - Here Again!

Some of our friends say we Zaaai-Za423 should "plug" certain books. New Dental Care mind, sodium fluoride treatments child's mouth. WANTS NO CLINCHING ngagement But we say how can we when For Pupils Teeth are now being given to the public "Topical application of sodium AT CHURCH WEDDINGS school children of Andover. This fluoride does not prevent all decay; (Continued from Page One) Weddings, if some clergymen bit •M r. and Mrs. Phillips we have so many — and for program was started a year ago, it is only a partial preventative. their way, would quickly stop re f Exeter, N. H., have children, it does not mean that taking the children who had the Tooth decay is caused primarily by he all tastes and pocketbooks such results will be obtained for greatest amount of tooth decay. acids which are formed on the teeth sembling tribal rites or musical el engagement of thel every child. Results of the treat- This year, it will be applied to in the presence of sugars. It may trayaganzas, says Pathfinder. usan A. Wilson, to Dor ment will vary with the individual. Grades 2, 5, and 8 in a series of he that the topical application of In iluffalo, Lutheran Pastor Frani on of Mr. and Mrs. Artl ' The American Dental Associa- four treatments each a week apart. fluoride changes the structure of Bauer told a Missouri Synod co if Andover. tion recommends that this treat- This age interval is used so that the enamel to make it more resist- • • • ment be made available to all chil- all permanent teeth will be treated ference that "there is no place Is Miss Wilson, who is ant to these acids. Sodium fluoride 111' dren. With this recommendation in shortly after they appear in a treatments; will not halt decay once the liturgical warrant for the 110 if Robinson seminary, 0 And that is true about our toys, games, greeting it has started, but they do help pre- wood embrace . . . public displItY luting the Universit vent new decay in the teeth of chil- affection, particularly in the church, lanipshire and her fianc cards and other suggestions for gifts RUTH HAMMON D dren. is in bad taste." t Phillips Academy f organist' Iniversity where he wa "For dental health, regular dental And in Rensselaer, Ind., HOLIDAY — AFTERNOON — CASUAL DRESSES n 1943. After three y care is necessary. Candy and other the National Catholic Mu' BLOUSES SKIRTS GLOVES attending avy, Mr. Cole did a y sweets should be held to a minimum sic Educators' meeting turned ate work at Harvard to The Andover Bookstore thumbs down on the use of operatic OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 — 5:30 in the diet; the teeth should be l nember of the History EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 9- 12 NOON brushed carefully, immediately excerpts, such us Mendelesolia t Phillips Exeter Acad. Owned by The Andover Press, Ltd . during :WHIP 14 Pork Street after eating; and the dentist should Wedding March, editing is planned. be visited at least every 6 months." oeresnonies. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN-- DECEMBER 2, 1948

E LODGE EADING DIFFICULTY high-school pupils suffer from this) "It may be due to faulty sight of a house where there are few difficulty, which may be due to eye or hearing. He may be near- books in evidence as the child night of Ith lee ENDANGER lodge will AY or ear defects, poor teaching, or sighted or farsighted. His two eyes grows up and little opportunity OBITUARIES... be hey HILD'S SCHOOLING Monday, Dec. 14 emotional factors in the home, ac- may not focus properly or they for him to become acquainted he ta, Musgrove belia A reading difficulty can turn an cording to child expert Toni may be slightly crossed; he may with stories and story-telling as .:EORGE W. RAKER MRS. NIARY ATTARIAN lee re in charge therwise bright, happy child into Taylor and Dr. Paul Witty of be unable to secure a visual of an important part of his life. It George W. Maker of 31 Pine After a brief illness, Mrs. Mary ' and miss DohMK morose, unsocial one, cause him Northwestern University. Writing image; there may be faulty eye isn't to be wondered if a child street, Andover native and former (Dokooshlan) Attarian of 7 Cassi- 1.N e he held back in school, and in McCall's for November, they rvations Meet his movement or motor coordination. from such a home turns toward 3lectrician fur the town of An- mere St., died Tuesday night, 13% An early but take him develop feelings of in- stress the need for remedial read- "Poor teaching may be a factor. comics for his reading interest. dover, died Sunday, November 28, Nov. 23. Born in Armenia 62 tt 5:30 o'clock riority. Fully one-third of our ing classes, parental guidance and it the Cushing Memorial hospital The child may be pushed into read- "The child's sight and hearing years ago, she had been living in PPer. the introduction of more books following a long illness. During T'S ing before he is ready for it, with should first be checked, and if Andover with her daughter Cath- into the home: no regard for his own rate of World War II lie served for three erine, wife of Harry Yaghtnoorian, y Dunn of Stough. there are organic defects they ;ears in Japan and New Guinea as DRIVEWAY growth, and so develop a distaste for the past 18 months. of the Rebekah "Many children, largely boys, should, if possible, be corrected. technician fourth grade with Massachusetts, ass in our schools suffer from what for it. She leaves three sons; Archie of SNOW - PLOWING In any case he will probably need Headquarters compan y, 1114, tfficers, and District the educators call 'a reading diffi- "And just as important are the iervice Command unit. California, Theodore and Monroe ie Cox of Stoneham GILBERT SORENSON school work In remedial reading. culty ' If a child has a reading emotional factors: home condi- Born in 1907, he was a member of Brooklyn, N. Y.; her daughter, of officers, will be TELEPHONE 685-W difficulty, there may be one or tions and family relationships. and many schools are prepared of the South Congregational Catherine; four grandchildren and many causes. There is the subtle but real effect now to supply this. church for many years. several nieces and nephews. He is survived by his father. The funeral was held from the vvvvvervevintvvvvvvvvrectv-mcworoviemervervievetvmcg William 13. Baker of Dorchester: Pitocchelli Brothers' funeral home e four sisters, Mrs. Bertha LaP'rance in Lawrence, Thursday, Nov. 25, of Lawrence, Mrs. Gladys Keating Ind the body was taken to n of Moscow, Idaho, Mrs. Sarah Brooklyn, N. Y., Thursday night he Webster of Andover and Mrs. for funeral services and burial. UR 7 Beatrice Lake of Cranston, R. I.; in two brothers, Walter of Andover at- and Harold of Lawrence; several ng aunts and uncles and several Youngstown ty, nieces and nephews. ng The funeral will be held this - qoitmai Opeminf - afternoon (Thursday) from 31 Pine street, with services at 2:30 Kitchens la- by the Rev. Frederick B. Noss of Are Beautiful ttt- the South Congregational church. in- q4icicat, `'5eceodeit 3 Burial will be in Spring Grove Come In and See n; cemetery. he Our Display et- MRS. ZERINA H. ELDREDGE The funeral of Mrs. Bertha M. ter (Dill) Eldrege, formerly of An- Easy Terms dover, wife of Zebina II. Eldrege at of 190 Bailey street, Lawrence, Immediate Delivery to- We invite you to visit who died Sunday, November 21, tal Without Obligation was held from the M. A. Burke et - funeral home Wednesday, Novem- J. E. Pitman Est. ber 24 with services at 2:30 p. m. 63 PARK ST. ANDOVER The Rev. Frederick B. Noss, pastor 1.711 of the South Congregational TEL. 684 by amidt ROOM church, officiated at the funeral - services and at the committal serv- ices in Spring Grove cemetery. W11 The bearers were: Howard DAMPHOUSSE to Lynwood, Edward Eldrege, Wil- SIDING — INSULATION Or- liam Dill, Amos Doucette and ROOFING 311- George Schaffner. Telephone 29488 Any Time he PFC. LAWRENCE A. DE SALVO 200 MT. VERNON STREET 594-11 ESSEX ST., at B'way I a Military honors were accorded the late PFC. Lawrence A. De- Salvo, formerly of 19 Middle St., whose funeral was held Friday morning with services at 10 !a Something different indeed! With Lovely gifts o'clock in the Holy Rosary church, in Sterling and silver plate so pleasing to the eye Lawrence. PFC. DeSalvo was 3r a t- and so easy on the budget such as— killed in action in Italy, Oct. 19. 1944, and his body was returned on, lists Candleabras Bowls here last week for burial. Burial was in the Immaculate Conception tall Console sticks Plates cemetery. out Tea Sets Ash Trays Delegations of local veteran or- er- Coffee Sets Pitchers ganizations attended the funeral and acted as guard of honor while ver Carving Sets Trays the body lay in state. The guard tm- Cigarette Urns Hurricane Lamps of honor from the Legion was: tt Salt and Pepper Sets Commander Kenneth L. Sherman, Ind Francis P. Markey, Richard Wrig- wn and many other delightful gifts so ley, Joseph Duguay, Paul Collins, :er, Anthony Medolo, Joseph Levi, has appropriate for the coming Christmas holidays Robert King, John Frazetta, roilt Thomas Romano, Samuel Spinella, roil Joseph Tannin°, Lawrence Spin- ella, Jack Balsamo, William La- Rosa, Daniel Sharpe and Robert Volkner; front the Veterans of Foreign Wars: P.C. William Hulse, William Rolland, Hector John H. Greco m. Keith, Thomas Eldred, Alton Por- v. ter, Charles Sanborn, William 48 MAIN STREET Eldred, Brendan Davey, Joseph Tel. 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Urges Improved Driving Licensing s\SCOUTI IL Spotty and inadequate examine. JACK CAsWE1A. tion of American automobile drivers Scribe Is abetting the annual traffic car. nage of more than 32,000 lives, says Itol"ND TABLE The North Essex council of Law- the Accident Prevention Depart. The third commissioners' round rence has charge of the troop pro- ment, Association of Casualty and table, a part of the three-year train- gram planning discussion group. Surety Companies. These safety et ing program of the North Essex Superintendent of Schools, James perts today urged all states to re. council, was held at the boy scout F. Hennessey of Lawrence is chair- view their licensing laws and bring office in Lawrence, Monday, Novem- man of this group. One of the high- them up to standards needed for ber 29. The program was opened by lights of the evening will be an ad- greater safety. Council Commissioner John Rams- dress by Dr. Tehyi Hsieh famous au- "Just how many of the estimated den. A training film and talk was thor and statesman, who has been 60 million American drivers on the presented by Assistant called "The Teddy Roosevelt of District road this year will be physically Commissioner Dean Burns. Scout China." and mentally qualified to operate Executive Harvey Bacon discussed Troop Meetings automobiles is anybody's guess," the cubbing activity. Troop 70 of Christ church met the Department declared, "because Friday evening Nov. 26 under the Scouter,' It lllll ill•Up many jurisdictions still cling to sub. leadership of Scoutmaster George Many Andover Scout leaders plan standard regulations or have no Luedke. Patrol contests and scout rules at all." to attend a "Round-Up" of North- games were enjoyed. Billy Johnson eastern Massachusetts scouters at was invested into the troop and pre- In four states any person can ob- the Medford High school,, Saturday, sented the tenderfoot pin. tain a driving permit merely by ap December 4. The program will con- Troop 73 of the South church met plying for one, without any examis tinue until about 10 p. m. A ban- Friday evening, Nov. 26 with Scout- ation or road test at all. Another quet will be enjoyed at 6 p. m. in master Leslie Mullin in charge. The state examines would-be drivers After years of flight the high school restaurant. Discus. troop now has three patrols with only if they are physically handl. repeals refugees are sion groups will be held in program the following leaders: Robert Hat- The Pilgrims and Indians who observed the first Thanksgiving were depicted by pupils or the Shaw- capped or 80 years old. In 10 states found for them by planning for cub packs, scout ton, John Bellsa, and Bruce Doug- sheen school in t he holiday program presented last week. In this group are, mans left to right: youngsters of 14 and 15 may drive Organization (IRO). troops, senior units, commissioners, lass, patrol leaders; Frank Wright, Michael Sullivan, Susan Hiller, Geoffrey Davis, Eleanor T11011111S011. Lel/1171H Joiner, Sandra Reit- without restriction. In another state settled farm lands o rich, TI10111/1, .13' 1.111.111,. ( Look Photoi district committees, executive Jack Stefani and Warren Crawford, Ii11•111•3*, Peggy .Jo Lacey, It Id Howard 7111(i it1,1•1 any irresponsible person can get be- boards and in obtaining leadership. assistant patrol leaders. Allan Doug- hind the wheel, because no driver's .1•01••11,11C11 (II KNIItElt Howard V. Burney, a former resi- lass is junior assistant scoutmaster Romans Had Method permit or examination of any kind (,offrey Harwood, 11 dent of Enmore street, Shawsheen are required. and David Pingree is senior patrol Of Informing Public entator, will be the gu Village, who is now president of the "The result of this substandard leader. Among the new boys in the The 'commis had a way of do- JUNIOR HIGH at the meeting of the Quannapowitt council of Malden, is licensing pattern is that many cars hub at 10 a. m. Thursdi troop are: David Gordon, Jack Rugg ing it, but we have a better one, By JANE'1"11103IPSON chairman of the discussion group on on the road today are driven by and Peter Pingree. Green bar meet- says James E. Pollard of Ohio t the club house. He w executive board program planning. ings of patrol leaders are held week- persons not safely qualified to do liaekeround to the Nev State University. They posted Several members of the ninth play for the Parent-Teacher Asso- ly at the home of scoutmasters and so," say the Department's experts. Mr. Harwood was bor notices in the circus. We print grade business division presented ciation, Sunday afternoon, Dec. 19. :a patrol contest is in full swing. Re- them in our newspapers. "Epileptics, mental degenerates, smi and is a member o an interesting Thanksgiving play- The play will be directed by Miss persons with failing sight and rominent in English lit TIMES GETTING SHORT! cent events have been a trip to Mt. It is not always realized, but hear. let Friday, Nov. 26, based on Mabel Marshall. teatre circles. His it Monodnock by the whole troop, and this is one of the most important ing and, in short, menaces to the If you're planning on driv- Whittier's "The Witch's Daugh- Notes a good turn to the church by clean- lives of everyone in striking die. orld affairs has been t public services a newspaper per- ter." The program, directed by ing your car January 1, ing up for the church bazaar. A The second school dance will be tance can get behind the wheel and y travels in England, 01 forms. This is especially true of Mervin Stevens of Punchard High, 1949, better get your Christmas party is scheduled for community newspapers because held at 2 p. m. Friday, Dec. 3. roar through traffic at will." nent and parts of North was broadcast over WCCM at All the Homeroom mothers and Tickets for the meetii Dec. 17. Winston Blake will become they are so close to their public. Proper licensing laws—requiring registration application in 1 0:3 0 a. in. teachers have received written in- g handled by the I chairman of the troop committee Public notices are known by thorough driver examination and right away. Calvin Hatch of the college vitations to attend. ears committee, Mrs. when the troop re-registers. The various names. They are often division, assisted, and Catherine periodic re-examination — and ell. Rev. Frederick B. Noss, who is called "legate," or legal advertis- Basketball season started Tues- eCabe and Mrs. Willie Smart & Flagg, Anderson was in charge of the day afternoon. cient enforcement of them would ands. co-chairmen. chairman at the present time will ing, or legal notices. But the best music. Others taking part in the do a great deal to prevent the great remain on the trop committee. label for them is "public notice," There was no music apprecia- playlet are as follows: Claire number of tragedies which occur Inc. because they are notices in public tion Monday, and studies were Dumont, Claire Grassi, Lucille annually on the nation's streets and The Insurance Office to the public—for all the world to held instead. Everything for Subscribe to The Townsman Spinella, Dorothy Hastings, Rob- The first half of the second term highways, the Department added. Bank Bldg. Andover 870 see. $2.50 a Year This is important in principle ert McCabe, Arthur Rehe, Ray- ended last Friday. Hobbyists' Chris because it concerns the basic mond Skea, and Murray Abbott. Forty-nine pupils deposited a right to be put on notice. Almost ('ARE Fund total of $79.58 on Tuesday, Nov. W. SHIRLEY BARNARD TRAINS - BOATS - I any action taken by an individual, Room 8 has sent its first CARE 23. by a group, or by the community package to a family in the Amer- The members of the talent Real Estate and Insurance RACING CM itself, involves not only their own ican zone in Germany. The money committee met in Room 3 at 1 1:3 0 —: at :— INC. rights but the rights of others. It for the package was earned by the a. m. Monday, to discuss plans for Main and Barnard Streets Paparella Bros is important to give notice, there- a program to be presented soon Telephone 66 Northeastern Scale ./ pupils themselves and was donated fore, so that others may take heed 17 UNION STREET LAWRENCE voluntarily. after Christmas. Members of the and, if necessary, take steps to HOBBY SHO A second fund is being started, committee are: Karolyn Erler, see that their own rights are pro- and it would be appreciated if any chairman: Francis Hendrick, tected. 35 MAIN sr. A jobs such as baby-sitting and grade 7; Louis Mirisola, grade 8, Actually, the law permits notice snow-shoveling are available, that and Brad MacCormack, grade 9. to be given in several ways. One Arthur Weiss of the school faculty Three Commandments Andover Craftsmen is to post the notice in a public or members of Room 8 be notified. FO FOR FINE CHRISTMAS GIFTS place. This was the Roman way. Wheaton Club To Meet Junior Secretaries Another is to give "personal serv- With Mrs. John K. Colby Put the smallest in New line of modern furni- ice," that is, to serve direct notice A fine group of junior secre- The Merrimack Valley Wheaton 1. CLEANLINESS Some day he ture in colorful Boltaflex on the other party or parties con- taries are working in conjunction club is meeting this evening at the cerned as to the impending action. home of Mrs. John K. Colby, 39 HIS ,,mallest in. Plastics at factory prices. with the Junior High secretary, Still another is to give notice by Miss Mable Broughton. Included Salem street. The guest speaker 2. GOOD FOOD You can see mail, making sure that the second in the many tasks are: delivering is Miss Mary Louise Robinson, Guaranteed by Good love them in our sl party gets it. bulletins, answering telephones, assistant professor in chemistry at Housekeeping. But one of the most common and acting as junior receptionist Wheaton college, and a graduate 3. REASONABLE and most effective methods is to whenever Miss Broughton is called of the class of 1947. She will talk Tel. And. 1820-W Musgrove Bldg. Elm Square give notice by publication in a from the office. about the "Friends of Wheaton" Craft-1 newspaper of general circulation Those who assist in the office program, a money raising project PRICES VISIT 01 it p pC ft.ptflnletZ in the community. This has the are as follows: Priscilla Tomp- which the alumnae are enthusias- ,PEN DAILY , PVV-% multiple advantage of economy, kins, Felice Pomerleau, Joan tically supporting in order to allow effectiveness, wide circulation. Hewett, Janet Valentine, Betty for improvements in the college Andover Lunch and permanence. It is not only Born, Dorothy Fowler and Karo- and to maintain Wheaton's prog- there for all to read, but it is a lyn Erler. ress. Miss Ruth Brooks, executive lasting record that notice was Home-making secretary of the Alumnae associa- given. No other one medium can In the seventh grade home- tion, accompanied her from Nor- equal the newspaper in this making classes, the girls are plan- ton. remember respect; it is supreme in this field ning and preparing Christmas Plans for this and the forthcom- TYPEWRITERS gifts. ing meetings throughout the Mer- it as though UPHOLSTERING The ninth grade girls are work- rimack Valley were announced at Choirs — Refinished — Cane Seating ing with basic recipes. They have the opening fall gathering in Venetian Blinds — Window Shades 14e it happened High Grade Coverings for Davenports just finished muffins, and the Windham when the new president, Lino Rugs — Mattresses Remade numerous variations. Miss Ruth M. Whitehill of Porter Packing — Shipping — Crating Christ lllll s Play road presided. She was assisted by yesterday." ROWLAND L. LUCE The members of Room 14, the vice president, Mrs. Cleveland (Formerly Buchan's) assisted by other pupils of the Gilcreast of Bartlet street, the sec- 19 Barnard Street Tel. 1840 ROYAL - CORONA "I was spending the Christ. school, will present a Christmas retary, Mrs. Earl Ashworth, and mas Season at Michael the treasurer, Mrs. Willard Brig- REMINGTON Jay's, just as I am this ham, both of Haverhill. UNDERWOOD year, when one of our Fully Guaranteed for One Year. town's most prominent Railroads, on the average, move a ton of freight and equipment Prices on New Portables men came in. He selected with only two ounces of coal or Are the Same Everywhere what he liked, and then— WALK• OVER two tablespoons of fuel oil, when as we were gift- the work is done by a steam loco- The Typewriter Shop wrapping them—he motive, and with only a teaspoon- Incorporated turned an MUDHOUNDS d said: ful of fuel oil when the work is Lawrerct 269 Common St. 'You know, I used performed by modern Diesel loco- Tel. 4702 to dread Christmas motives. shopping. I'd have to travel into Bos- ton . . . . struggle through crowded stores . . . . spend Hospital Clean hours just looking ... and come home For enough daily - fresh • just plain shopping-weary. But here! — I walked in — found such a wonderful selection, I filled my gift list (and at reason- linens "to go 'round" . able prices, too) — was waited on quickly and courteously— • and all in my home town. Take my word for it — from now on send your wash to us reg- any weather I do my shopping in Andover. I do my shopping at Michael Built for Jay's!' " including bad. ularly. Prompt, low - cost, Antiqued wine alaskan best - result service! grain. Oiled soles. s WALK-OVER SHOP 4 PARK S Open daily 9 - 6; Tues.. L ( GARNEAU SHOE CO. ANDOVER STEAM LAM ,oRY Fri.. Sat. 'til 9 SHOES and HOSIERY 275 ESSEX STREET, LAWRENCE, MASS. TEL. 110 rap,vpvpvpAorvp4a1,401,9p4p1,47,47p,vtappolvt4ptalharrpopoPp4rjarpaprae N4 ,A N4 "ch N4 Nh N4 Va. N4 Vs N4 Vs, Vs NS Vs SA Nh N4 SA, SA ".4k -rett proved THE Ar'si DOVER . TQWNSMAN) --.DECEto BER 2, 1948 Icensing New Homes and Neu, Lives for Refugees Questions Suggest be New Library Course .dequate examine. lee How liu I rind the title of a hunk automobile drivers P UNCHARD HIGH written by Ernie Pyle in 1944? Who annual traffic car. By PATRICIA PETERKIN wrote the 'Kook on interior deco 32,000 lives, says "MIN=111=11.111111 .sting that was so popular last 7evention Depart. 3030„."„..1s./. e are privileged this year in ,ear? What Is the most recent book , t of Casualty and Wert of the weekly broad- hat Ing a brand new Ford with the library has on the subject ofI he dual controls, obtained by arrange- is 3. These safety et. "fable Setting?" Where can I find caot of the Andover public schools I all states to re. ment with the state registry office the number of home owners in this Friday will be a report on the ng laws and bring and the Shawsheen motor mart. :Massachusetts? Is there any way I "auto driver course." Owen Block- dards needed for :am find the poem that begins with y, faculty member who is the This broadcast will take place t- • a (Oils of all gladness, take back. teacher for this course, will tell on Friday morning at 10:30 over y of the estimated I pray," and can you tell me who about it. and two of his students WCCM. :..an drivers on the ...site it? will speak. The point of these Girl's Basket ball will be physically These are the questions that classes is to train sate drivers by The girls had their first session alined to operate :some to librarians over and over making the students well aware of of basketball practice Monday afternoon when about 20 reported. anybody's guess," .ach year. It is part of the work of he need for the careful handling e They will have practice every Mon- declared, "because .lear.ahs to answer these questions of the car as well as conscious of d.sy and Wednesday. is still cling to sub. .nd a very Interesting part, ton. the rights of other drivers and ions or have no \nd yet many people go on to say, pedestrians. he 'If I knew how to help myself I in this course there is a period Us any person can oh wouldn't 'bother you so." Because of hook theory for about 10 to 12 Howard Johnson's weeks. During this time the stu- rmit merely by ap. .ills hai been said so many times, in- ..ent ions actual "behind the SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER ithout any examin- .t ,et ms that to add a course for ng wheel" training in the manipula- st at all. Another adults who missed the instruction ty, tion of the car. After the student would-be drivers After years of flight, growing numbers of Eu- (right) fresh from a refugee camp in Europe Alven to highs school studeRts. or Chilled Fruit Cup Dg physically handl. ropean refugees are settling down in new homes chats with his new neighbors. At right, a pair of whit have forgotten much of what is certified by Mr. Hinckly to have Roast Rump of Beef, Au Jus 1/1' rs old. In 10 states found for them by the International Refugee young displaced persons, who were among the idly learned there, would he help- passed the course in theory and actual driving, he is eligible to and 15 may drive Organization (IRO). At left, in the sparsely- first group of refugees to be admitted to the ful when making up the program ia- .ake the required test for obtain- Baked Potato on. In another state settled farm lands of Venezuela, a homesteader United States under a recently-approved law. of informal courses to be held at the )11- ing a license. This fall an examiner person can get be- Memorial Hall library. Buttered Young Broccoli In- from the registry of motor vehicles mcause no driver's (oVEMBER CLUB C.1 UTIoNS MoToltIsTS If the idea proves (attractive to n: Opens Annual Sale in South Lawrence comes to An- nation of any kind Geoffrey Harwood, radio com- our borrowers, the course will cover Freshly Baked he Motorists going through Shaw- dover, and the students are tested entator. will be the guest speak- Of Christmas Seals the use of the catalog, encyclope- at- sheen Village are cautioned to pass .1las, year books, directories, in in town In the car they used in Rolls and Butter f this substandard at the meeting of the November Eliot C. Weaver, chairman to the right of the traffic standard their training. is that many cars 'hob at 10 a. m. Thursday. Dec. 9, of the Andover Christmas Seal com- ilexes and the use of the guide to Choice of ter periodical articles. Those to whom The only requirement necessary lay are driven by the club house. He will discuss in the square. mittee, announced the opening of the subject appeals should register for entering the course is that the Beverage and Dessert sly qualified to do Background to the News." Many complaints of autoists vio- the Christmas Seal sale and said tat an interest at once, as it will not student must be 16 years of age. 3artment's experts, Mr. llarwood was born in Eng- "Postal employees play a major ro- lating this rule have been made to be offered unless enough interest There is no cost for the course $1.70 ,ntal degenerates, ind and is a member of a family role in the annual sale. The mails tat the police, causing Chief George is shown to make it worth while. other than the state tee for the ing sight and hear- rominent in English literary and are used to distribute seals to local ROUTE 28 ANDOVER rt- A. Dane to issue warning that a license. t, menaces to the heatre circles. His interest in residents and are the means by 'lie WRIST PARTY re in striking dis• old affairs has been heightened serious accident is liable to occur which they snake their returns." y travels in England, on the Con- A whist and domino party will wn hind the wheel and there by cars passing to the left. Mrs. Weaver said that funds from vent and parts of North America. be held by Andover lodge. 230. by Mc at will." When a police officer is on duty the sale of seals will be used to sup- Tickets for the meeting are be- in the square he may send cars I. 0. 0. F., and Indian Ridge ng laws—requiring port the work of the Essex County g handiest by the Ways and to the left of the standard in order Rebekan lodge. 136, at 8 p. m., examination and Health association in Andover and eans committee. Mrs. Charles J. to facilitate the flow of traffic Friday, Dec. 10. in Odd Fellows wit — and Oh '69 other cities and towns in the ti oiler ;Intl eCabe and Mrs. William R. Ed- through the intersection, Chief hall. to nt of them would / county. The committee in charge is: or- :trots. co-chairmen. Dane explained, but unless direc- "A Treadway Inn" o prevent the great ted by an officer autoists should The association is carrying on a Ralph Berry, Robert Lockheed, an- edies which occur pass to the right. The only excep- program of anti-tuberculosis work James Hovey, Edwin Rose, Charles Located on Campus of nation's streets and which includes health education, Mrs. Muriel Fisher, Mrs Everything for the tions are for cars going from Lo- Barnet, Phillips Andover Academy he epartment added. finding cases of TB, and helping ex- A. Goff, Miss Doris Gates, Marga- I a well street into Poor street, and Inviting all to enjoy its facilities: Hobbyists' Christmas those going south on Main street patients to resume a normal life. ret Laurie, Mrs. Millie Foster, into Haverhill street. Grace Lake, Mrs. Edna Woodhead. Rooms -- Meals — Functions Mrs. Violet Binney, Mrs. Phylls Visit Our Newly Installed Gift Shop Y BARNARD TRAINS - BOATS - PLANES Most of the violations noted CHRISTMAS PARTY have been made by cars travell- Smith, Mrs. Gladys Barnet. Mary Edward A. Romeo, Mgr. Tel. And. 903 tQ The annual Christmas party of and Insurance RACING CARS ing south on Main street from the Fowler. Mrs. Edythe Berry. and the Order of the Eastern Star will at :— direction of Lawrence. :Mrs. Runal(1 Laurie be held at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday Iarnard Streets "Motorists should realize that evening, Dec. 7, following the ar- phone 66 Northeastern Scale Models the traffic standard is there for regular monthly meeting in the on, their protection," said Chief Dane. Andover National Bank building. solo &Stlianka. ion HOBBY SHOP "and that they are apt to cause a Gifts will be exchanged and then ,all bad accident by cutting to the MAIN ST. ANDOVER turned over to poor children. The ono left." entertainment committee, Miss Let him Relax er- rmandtnents Shirley Thompson and Miss Bea- trice Goff. Refreshments are in VPr FOR CHRISTMAS eharge of Mrs. Kenneth Mozeen am- and Mrs. Raymond Mowat. CHEER LEADERS ! i a Put the smallest in your family in an antique high chair. In Real Comfort nui NESS GI FTS THAT Some day he will be glad to have that chair to put LEAD IN WIl GOOD err, HIS smallest in. R EA LTV TRANSFERS CHEER George R. Abbott et alit to has ) FOOD You can see one in the Jonathan Swift Shop and we Richard H. Fitzgerald et tax, This (.,hristmas! cal Hove them in our shop for $15.00. Chestnut St. cal REASONABLE George M. Collins et ux to Helen B. Steed et al, Avon St. Craft-Wood Products Elizabeth B. Downing Sargent PRICES VISIT OUR SHOP — OSGOOD STREET et alii to David Boyd Reynolds et OPEN DAILY TEL. 2129-W ux, Summer St. BOTANY ROB ES er Lunch Soft — Lightweight — Warm

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — - DECEMBER 2, 1948 Its How Tc METHODIST CHURCH tch Elm D Announce Opening South Church Notes (Ballardvale) AT THE CHURCHES 'all and early At 3 p.m.. Thursday, Dec. 9, the Abbot Notes... REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Minister Of New Gift Room le to wipe ( Women's union of the South church Abbot will begin its schedule or BAPTIST CHURCH COCHRAN CHAPEL Sunday, 10:30 a. T11 Morning Matti. Inc.. 4 47 Essex St., Law- wile, dread ca will sponsor a meeting for the wo- Christmas events with the packing REV. WENDELL L. BAILEY, Pastor REV. A. GRAHAM BALDWIN, Minister Worship and Sermon; 11:40 a. tn., ranee, announc e the opening of ii disease, ace and mailing of Christmas boxes to Saturday: 10:30 a. in., Royal Sunday: 11 a. m., Morning Church School with classes for their beautiful new silver and gift men of all churches of Andover. The theme of this Christmas meet- the Hindman Settlement school in Ambassadors play basketball at service: The Rev. A. Graham all ages. A. McKenz room. Friday. Dee. 3. lade Tree disc ing will he "Pilgrimages," and the Kentucky, and the collecting of Guild hall: 2 p. m., Baptist church Baldwin, school minister of Phil- + + e University of This most charming room has Pilgrimage to Bethlehem will he clothing and other gifts to he sent annual fair, sponsored by the lips academy, will preach. SOUTH CHURCH The program tc been designed to give the client the dramatized as a worship service. abroad. Woman's union. RFV FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor privacy and unhurried, restful at- Friday: 7:15 p. tn.. Troop 73. in disease cal Miss Mabel E. Emerson of Bos- Rehearsals for the Abbot Christ- Sunday: 9:30 a. in., Church mosphere of her own living room. FREE CHURCH Boy Scouts. riling of broke! ton, distinguished Congregational mas service are in progress under school for all departments; 10:45 REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS, JR., Pastor Sunday: 9:30 a. m., Church cKenzie says th The firm consists of Joseph Caliri, church leader and lay woman, will a. m., Morning worship, observ- the direction of Walter Howe as- Friday: 7:30 p. in.. An informal school and the Junior church; eration of eve the founder, and his four sons: Al- speak on the subject: "Pilgrimage ance of communion; hand of fel- sisted by other members of the meeting of the church, to be held 9:30 a. In.. High school classes; lred, Alphonse. Gregory and Vin- To Amsterdam." Miss Emerson, faculty who are preparing the stu- lowship extended to new mem- In the parish hall. The members 9:30 a. m., Men's group: 10:45 Itilr/ze .McKenzien- cent. Together, the members) of the who is secretary for the Near East bers; observance of Sunday of dents to sing French, Spanish and of the board of trustees and the a. m.. Morning worship and ser- rk rbeetles are r firm have accumulated 108 years of of the American board of foreign Sacrifice; Sunday of Sacrifice Latin hymns and carols. Missionary committee will be mon; 10:45 it. tn.. Church kinder- th e bn rk of dea actual experience in this business. missions, has been active in inter- offering collected; 6 p. m., Baptist The Christmas program will be present to answer questions on :erten; 11:15 a. m., Educational ext spring the 1 The formal announcement of the denominational affairs for many Youth fellowship members will as follows: either budget. motion pictures: 6 p. tn., Inter- reed and spread (awning will be seen on another years. She attended the great his- leave in a body for the inter- Saturday, Dee. 11, the students Saturday: 9 a. m., Junior bas- church Young Peoples' gathering. e declares eras page( in this issue. tory-making assembly of the World church youth meeting at Union will give the annual Abbot Chris- ketball practice in the Andover Supper followed by a meeting at eetles may be a I council of churches at Amsterdam Congregational church, Ballard- tian association party for selected Guild; 9:45 a. m., Intermediate Union Congregational church in acing New Engle in August, 1948, being one of only vale. 100 Postals, Mimeographed Addressed and groups of children from this com- practice; 2 p. tn., Senior practice. Ballardvale. In a letter rece seven representatives sent by the Tuesday: 3 p. tn., Prayer cell Mailed . Not. Inc. Card, $1.00 munity. There will be a tree, a 9:30 a. m., Church Tuesday: 2 p. m., Sewing for en's McKenzie sa Foreign missions conference of meeting at the home of Miss Edna MIMEOGRAPHING little Christmas play. gifts and re- school; 11. a. m., Nursery class for the Lawrence General hospital at new blankets bra] Todd, 55 High St.; 3:30 p. m., ADDRESSING — MAILING North America. freshnents. children whose parents wish to Friend's church in Lawrence; 8 °Ilea and burn el Children's world crusade in the Born in New England and edu- attend church; 11 a. m., Morning p. Ii.. Ping Peng club. i.irk beetle collie Andover Letter Service Sunday, Dec. 12, in Davis hall at vestry with Miss Beulah Dennison. cated ut Wellesley college, Miss worship: This will be Loyalty %Veilnesday: 1:15 p. tn„ Week- bill disease fungus IS PARK STREET TEL. 1295 7:30 p. in. the Christmas service leader. Emerson served on the Y.W.C.A. will take place. Miss Hearsey will Sunday, and all members of the day School of the Christian re- ay breed next sp Wednesday: 2:30 p. m., Pioneer and the Anti-Tuberculosis league address the school with a Christ- church are requested to attend. ligion: 7:45 p. m., Church choir. The fight agains prior to coming to the American mas message. Christmas carols and girls meet in the vestry. The sermon topic will be: "Shar- Thursday: 10 a. m., All-day isease is a year r Cloth Examiner board in 1910. hymns will he sung by the Mello Thursday: 8 p. m.. Adult choir ing in God's Work." During the sewing of the Women's union; 3 affirtns. "The winte The Women's union cordially in- afternoon canvassers will call for grain is fundament One who understands and society under the direction of Wal- rehearsal in the church parlor. p. m., Women's union Christmas pledge cards which have not With 2778 Massa, is experienced in examining vites all the church women to at- ter Howe. The public is invited to + all meeting. theme: "Pilgrimages," men's wear, preferably hav- tend. been returned at the morning ready destroyed by attend this service. CI MIST CHURCH speaker, Miss Mabel E. Emerson; ing worked for a clothing service or been sent in by mail. subject, "A Pilgrimage To Amster- Kenzie calls for the Wednesday evening, Dec. 15, the REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Minister house. Steady position for Auto Insurance 5:40 p. m.. The Pilgrim fellow- dam." Women of the Andover, operation of public eve of the school holidays, the Friday: 6:45 p. in.. Boy Scouts, capable experienced man in ship will meet at the church to go churches are invited to attend.' vete organizations. a plant near Philadelphia. 1949 PLATES AT ONCE school will have Its Christmas din- Troop 711. by car to Ballardvale for a union should include dem One week paid vacation and 3:30 p. m.. Junior choir. sio To $20 DOWN ner with sings and fun in the din- Sunday: 8 a. en.. Holy Com- meeting of Young People's socie- wardens, parks, h: 6 paid holidays. State in New or Old Curs—No Welting munion; 9:30 a. m., Sunday confidence, experience in Eire, Theft, Property Damage Placed ing room. After dinner the school ties; 7:15 p. m., The Young Peo- works, and public u detail, age, and salary ex- D. HARDY DREWREY school; 11 a. m., Holy Communion ple's Christian association meets UNION CONG. CHURCH crates private will gather in the McKeen rooms (Ballardvale) sup] pected. Address Examiner, OPEN EVENINGS and Sermon; 6 p. m., Young Peo- in the church parlor; all young from women's clubs 141 Milk St. 1430 Male. Ave. and sing carols. REV. PHILIP M. KELSEY, Minister Box CC, care Andover Roston Harvard Sg. ple's fellowship (Ballardvale Con- people of post-high school age are tendents, commerch El.lot 4-0177 Sunday: Loyalty Sunday, 9:30 Townsman. Liberty 2-3070 Early on the morning of the day gregational church). property owners. MAII. AND REGISTRY SERVICE invited to attend. a. m.. Sunday school and Junior of departure, the school choir under Monday: 7:45 p. in., Girls' Wednesday: 6:30 p. m., An- church; 11 a. m., Worship service, Rules for handling Friendly society. fall the direction of Miss Kate Friskin dover Inter-church Basketball Sermon: "The Great Teacher"; and winter a: Tuesday: 3 p. m., Girl Scouts, league in the Memorial gym- riefly as follows: will sing carols. moving from build- Miss Sparks troop. Nursery for children of church- nasium. goers; 2 p. m., Meeting of canvas- burn promptly all e ing to building until the entire cam- Wednesday: 1:15 p. m., Week- Thursday: 3:45 p. m., Junior by the Dutch elm d sers at the church; 6 p. m., Young pus has heard their Christmas day Religious education; 2 p. m., choir rehearsal; 7 p. m., Girl move and burn prom songs. Girl Scouts, Mrs. Johnson's troop. People's supper and social; 710 PHOENIX NYLONS "AS Scouts; 7:30 p. m., Senior choir p. m., Vespers with the movie: wood. (3) Don't pit, Sunday evening, Dec. 5, the ves- Thursday: 10 a. m., Holy Com- rehearsal. the open. per service will he in charge of the munion; 1 p. m., Woman's auxil- "The Kindled Flame." Notes: The Missionary commit- Wednesday: 6:30 p. A. C. A., at which time a Christmas iary luncheon; 2:16 p. m., Bridge FIRE RECORD tee of the church is planning a ship supper open to all. Famous for longer wear and perfect fit readi Ile; Will be Ile:111. part y. rummage and food sale to be held Nov. 30-12:59 in the church building on Dec. 11. + ± + check smoky oil t $1.50 to $2.25 Chairman of the committee is WEST PARISH chael Jays on Main Sizes 8 1/2 to 1 1 Mrs. Ethel Sullivan. REV. JOHN GILBERT GASKIILL. MINISTO neath burner was 51 S lay: 10:30 a. m.. Church Phoenix custom-fit proportioned hosiery are sure to please The Book Room hose used to wet it service of worship; classes for Now Located at 77 Main Street the most discriminating woman on your list. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH adults and teen agers; 11 a. in., FOGARTY, Pastor REV. THOMAS P. Morning service of worship, moult Wishes to Announce its Christmas Hours Friday, 7 : .15 p. n)., Novena Sold in Lawrence only at by the West Parish church Al "For your Chi devotions. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Girls' choir; sermon: "The Chord Saturday, 4 to 6, and 7 : 30 to 9, hopping Con v and Its Ideals": 6 p. m., The ETC 1 Dec. 3 and 4 Confessions. Young Peoples' fellowship will Lowell Retail Sto L7 c11212E tt r Sunday, Masses 6:30, 8:30, Dec. 10 and 11 meet for a buffet supper and sem 9:45 and 11:30. serve the followii The Little Shop of Quality Dec. 20 Through 23 ice with the Young People of de , ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH Union church in Ballardvale. f operation be g 26 Lawrence Street Opp. the Common Lawrence, Mass. Otherwise Daily 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. (Ballardvale) Tuesday: 9:30-11 a. m., Tie rday,Novemt Sunday, 9:00 a. m., Mass. Devotional study group will out at the home of Mrs. Walter Simot ontinuing to De 'CPTIPCPCPCPIVVZPVVVIVCPCPCPVCCPCCCICCIVC PVCtCtVVVVVVC tVVCtfu'WCtCtCtCtVCWVC—WVVCVCPVVVCVA Arundel St. Wednesday: 3 p. m., Childeni Monday, F r i d a choir rehearsal in the vestry 6:45 p. m., All Girls' chair rehear December 31 Or e sal: S p. in., Church Plannal ant council will meet in the vestry. eit Thursday: 8 P. ill.. The Junk: ..,. open ,,., Woman's union will meet farther venings W e d n , v LOOK WHAT WE HAVE ! ! annual Christmas meeting in III Thursday close at vestry; hostesses: Mrs. Willle. ; ,t, with the exception Stewart, Mrs. Helen Dooley, lln John Lowe, Mrs. William Knelt in which Christma ?,P Mrs. Clyde Fore. Mrs. Harold !to Bruner. ,Christ mas thl General Electric Oil Burner (Notices for this column shouldreti 4 week, C 1)13 The Townsman office not later AP .ito the 23rd incli each week.) :k? General Electric Boiler Burner Units Tuesday night of every evening uni eG tQ .\gent for Airplane Reserratiotk Friday, December h Hotels and Steamship UM The Daddy of Them All was Eve, close at Andover Travel Bureau !.of FRED E. CHEEVER Also REAL ESTATE Lowell Retail Stori

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Dr. Alfred E. Stearns, former Its How To Combat Basic Health Services Homemakers List DR. BROCK CHISHOLM headmaster of Phillips Academy, go um go121,es will be the speaker at the next meet- be CHURCH tch Elm Disease Needed In Many Towns Kitchen Hazards rale) 'all and early winter are an idea Massachusetts will be healthy Accidents cooked up in the kitch- ing of the Andover Service club, MR NFORD, Minister re to wipe out the elm bark only when the citizens of the small- en are getting to be one of the na- Charlotte Leland of 69 Phillips Thursday, Dec. 9, at the Andover m., Morning etle, dread carrier of the Dutch est towns, as well as those of the tion's No. 1 killers — with nearly street, will take part in the Boston Inn. The meeting will be in charge ‘N on; 11:40 a. m., disease, according to Dr. Mal- largest cities, are healthy—and that 7,000 persons losing their lives in University Light Opera anode- of the past presidents. ith classes for Im A. McKenzie, director of the situation cannot exist under the American kitchens during 1947. Won's presentation of "Iolanthe" Square dancing will be held to- lade Tree disease laboratory at at the New England Mutual hall, night at the West Parish church present public health organization That is the grim warning of the TS e University of Massachusetts. in the state, explains Dr. Robert E. Association of Casualty and Surety Boston, the evenings of Dec. 7 and vestry. HURCH The program to combat the Dutch Archibald, deputy commissioner and Companies, whose accident preven- 8. The annual three-day bazaar Barry Grecoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. 5. NOSS, Pastor n disease calls for immediate local health director of the Massa- tion department is hot on the trail recently held by St. Augustine's John H. Greooe of 17 Florence St., e. en., Troop 73 ruing of broken elm material. Dr. chusetts department of public of all preventable home tragedies. parish netted $5,589.03, according received his varsity football letter cKenzie says this requires the co- health, in an article appearing to- Kitchen tragedies rank third to announcements made last Sun- a. m., Church at the annual sports banquet held oration of every public-minded day in the Dec. 2 issue of the New among the accidents in America's day. Junior church; at Bridgeton Academy, North tizen. England Journal of Medicine. most dangerous place — the home. All boats should be off Hag- school classes; Dr. McKenzie explains the elm Bridgton, Me., recently. 1, and Police "Sound public health programs The modern kitchen is a combina• gett'a pond by Nov. 's group; 10:45 rk beetles are now lying dormant Two Andover men are serving can 'be best administered through tion factory, bakery, cannery, laun- Chief George A. Dane reminds vorship and ger- the bark of dead and dying trees. aboard the aircraft carrier USS owners who have not yet taken sound local health departments, dry. butcher shop, restaurant, and C ., Church kinder- ext spring the beetles emerge to Franklin D. Roosevelt, cruising the their boats from the water that covering the entire population," Dr. general workshop — even a play- m., Educational reed anti spread their destruction. Mediterranean sea as part of the they will be auctioned off if not Archibald emphasizes, "lout on the ground — the Association's safety Dr. Brock Chisholm, well-known n 6 p. m.. Inter- declares eradication of these Sixth Task fleet. They are: John A. e basis of existing facilities and laws psychiatrist and former Deputy removed by today. he ' gathering. experts point out. Since the job of 3oples eetles may be a deciding factor in such health units, composed of Patterson, chief gunner's mate, of Robert A. Baldwin, son of the by a meeting at controlling accidents there usually Minister of Health in his native US ring New England elms. unions of towns, are not feasible in Canada, now is serving as the first 48 High St., and John J. Peters, fire- Rev, and Mrs. A. Graham Baldwin tional church in falls on the housewife, here's a its In a letter recently to tree war- this state." Director-General of the World man, of Boston Rd. of Hidden Field, a freshman at check-list they suggest for helping in- en's McKenzie says, "Before heavy Of the 351 communities in Massa- Health Organization of the C.N. Officers of the Andover Catholic Oberlin college in Oberlin, Ohio, is m., Sewing for her learn where danger lies: ng low blankets broken elm material, chusetts, 210 have populations of club will be elected for the coming a member of the cast of the first eneral hospital at Are utensil handles turned away ay, ellect and burn elm wood in which less than 5,000. Dr. Archibald points Do you keep small children out of year at the annual meeting to bin major production of the current in Lawrence; 8 from stove edges? Dg nerk beetle carriers of the Dutch out that it is not surprising then the kitchen, or as far as possible held in St. Augustine's school hall year of the Oberlin college dramatic g club. Are curtains fastened to prevent as' Out disease fungus are breeding or that only 11 towns and cities and from stove and sink? Monday, Dec. 6. The meeting will association. His role will be that of 1 : 1 5 p. m., Week- ay breed next spring." one county can afford full-time being blown over gas flame? open with a dinner at 6:30 p. m. All the Second Workman in the twen- the Christian re- Are electric outlets so arranged la- The fight against the Dutch elm medical health officers, which as- Are you careful never to touch a members are urged to be present. tieth century romantic comedy, tn., Church choir. that cords will not obstruct passage m- isease is a year round battle," he sure the citizens at least the basic light switch or socket and a ground- The Andover Sportsman's club 10 a. m., All-day or movements? in- affirms. "The winter sanitation pro- health services. Under the present ed metal object — such as a sink— will hold rifle practice tonight at Enrolled at Lehigh university in Women's union; 3 Do you raise side of lid farthest .n: gram is fundamental." system by which each of the 351 at the same time? the Case Memorial cage. The Bethlehem, Pa., as a member of the s union Christmas from you on cooking utensils, to he With 2778 Massachusetts elms al- communities provides its health Are flues, pipes and chimneys in- next meeting of the club will be freshman class, is Robert Wright in: "Pilgrimages," avoid steam burns? et - ready destroyed by the disease, Mc- services individually, only 3 per spected regularly? held at the Peabody House Dec. Garmer, graduate of Phillips acad- Ylabel E. Emerson; a Kenzie calls for the 100 per cent co- cent have full-time medical health Are stoves cleaned with non- Are cupboard doors always closed 16. emy. grimage To Amster- ter operation of public, as well as pri- officers and 13 per cent have full- flammable cleaners? when cupboard is not in use? n of the Andover vate organizations. He says this Are matches kept out of chil- time lay health officers. The re- Are mops, brooms, vacuum clean- tat invited to attend! should include departments of tree dren's reach? GIFTS maining 84 per cent of the com- era stored so they will not obatrui t CO- aim* choir. wardens, parks, highways, public Gas burners adjusted, free from CARDS munities in the state have either passage? TOYS tal works, and public utilities. He indi- leaks? Stopcocks set tight so chil- part-time lay health officers or part- Are walls behind stove and water rt- cates private support is needed dren cannot turn them? for DNG. CHURCH time medical officers or no health heater covered with fire resistant die llardvale) from women's clubs, estate superin- officers. Do you open both oven and material? M. KELSEY, Minister tendents, commercial arborists and broiler doors and stand to one side Dr. Archibald asserts that local 'Do you avoid wearing kimono or AT wn valty Sunday, 9:30 property owners. when lighting over or broiler gas CHRISTMAS health units composed of towns robe with loose or flowing sleeves by y school and Junior Rules for handling elm wood this burners? with populations totalling about when using gas stove, washing ma- THE en- m., Worship service, fall and winter are summarized Is grease wiped up immediately 50,000 would answer the present chine, wringer, etc? se Great Teacher"; briefly as follows: (1) Remove and after it is spilled? problems of providing adequate Do you discard cracked, chipped wn children of church- burn promptly all elm trees killed Floors rubbed thoroughly after 11t health facilities to all citizens. Such or broken-handled dishes or glass- to I., Meeting of canvas- by the Dutch elm disease. (2) Re- waxing? I )pr s until 9 P. NI. on Tuesdays And Fridays units headed by a full-time medical ware? or- lurch; 6 p. m., Young move and burn promptly all cut elm Is kitchen ventilated when oven Park Street Telephone 1922 M health director chosen by the union If you smelled escaping gas, 311- per and social; 7:30 wood. (3) Don't pile elm wood in and cookstove are in use? board of health composed of repre- would you avoid open flame light irs with the movie: the open. Do you wash sharp knives sepa- sentatives of the member towns and refuse to turn either house or ho. d Flame." rately front other cutlery? could effectively and economically flashlight switch? la r: 6:30 p. FIRE RECORD Are sharp knives kept in a knife assure "the control of communi- When storing or discarding boxes )pen to all. Nov. 30-1 2:5 9 p. m., still to drawer or special holder, out of cable diseases; environmental sani- and boards, do you remove or bend check smoky oil burner at Mi- children's reach? tation; hygiene of maternity, Infan- down protruding nails? chael Jays on Main St. Floor be- Put away the meat grinder after ST• P ARISH cy and childhood, including super- Do you immediately give cuts or neath burner was smoldering and using it. to prevent children from DO .BERT OASKIILL. MINISTP vision of the school child: public scrapes which break the skin first hose used to wet it down. health laboratory; health informa- playing with it? 10:30 a. tn., Church aid treatment by cleaning, applying 3r worship: classes lot tion: and chronic disease control. Do you use a rotary can opener —not a knife—to open cans? an antiseptic, and banding? ar- teen alters: 11 a. "A unit serving 50,000 persons 'Do you avoid grasping open tin Did you answer "yes" to all thirty on• 7vice of worship, mush should have a staff consisting of "For your Christmas-Gift cans by their jagged tops; do you questions? It you didn't chances are ion sat Parish church Al one full-time public health physi- dispose of them where children can- you'll be a kitchen casualty soon. ; sermon: "The Chard hopping Convenience, cian, one full-time sanitary engin- to serve you as in years not get at them? toa ar leals": 6 p. no., The eer, one sanitary inspector, ten pub- Lowell Retail Stores will ob- appliances disconnected past with our usual excel- er- oples' fellowship lic health nurses, one of whom Are serve the following schedule when not in use? Births lent assortment of Christ- buffet supper and sort- would be of supervisory grade, and ver Have you a metal or asbestos Holt—A daughter, Tuesday. ie Young People of the f operation beginning Sat- three clerical workers," the deputy mas trees and other seasonal decorations. You may make em- 'eh in Ballardvale. commissioner says. pointing out stand for your iron? Nov. 23, at the Clover Hill hos- rday, November 27, and pital to Mr. and Mrs. James Holt selection or place an order by calling Andover : 9:30-11 a. m., The particularly the tremendous lack of sad (Virginia Kearn) of River Rd. study group will net ontinuing to December 24: trained public health workers over could be formed. At the end of a 10- 273-J.-i wn e of Mrs. Walter Slma the state except in the cities. year period. it would be compulsory Jolliffe-----A daughter, Wednes- .er, for towns to join a union. If this bill t. Legislation was passed in 1927 day, Dec. 1, at the Lawrence Gen- ELI cnd 'Res1E. GO6.1 has day: 3 p. tu., Children Monday, Friday (excepting permitting local unions for health, becomes law, all full-time public eral hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Les- ,earsal in the vote!. ecember 3) and Saturday as has been done in the past 60 health workers who have been em- lie S. Joiliffe (Eldora Kirton) of 38 York Street Shawsheen Village rutr :1 ., All Girls' choir rehear. years in the field of education, but ployed at least a year by the indi- 7 Windsor St. . m., Church Plannlhi venings open until 9 p. m. the law is particularly weak be- vidual boards will be absorbed by Ill meet in the vestry. cause towns can withdraw at will the units An example of what can ay: 8 p. m., The Junior uesday,Wednesdayand from the units, Dr. Archibald ex- be done with such local health union will meet for the) plains. The special commission on unions is the Nashoba associated hursday close at 5:30 p. m., boards of health, to which nine hristmas meeting in the public health this week filed a bill chavuli insure ins towns in northern Massachusett, tostesses: Mrs. Titian ith the exception of the week to be considered by the legislature t. Mrs. Helen Dooley, Ott' by which voluntary unions of towns now belong. ve, Mrs. William WV' which Christmas occurs. rde Fore. Mrs. Warm Winter GLOVES ,ND Christmas week, December 20 RADIO REPAIR tIGS s (or this column shouldra.: RED to the 23rd inclusive: Open nsman office not later r.t, SERVICE 3 light 01 each week.) every evening until 9 p. m.; To Give .... To Wear for Airplane Reservation ridgy, December 24, Christ- Is and Steamship Lines as Eve, close at 5:30 p. m. TEMPLE'S IN 72 over Travel Bureou MAIN STREET TEL. 1175 In E. CHERVER 311, Lowell Retail Stores with their klso REAL ESTATE largest, most varied and rea- in St. Tel. In Or IC' sonably priced assortments of TOASTY WARM 100% wool Christmas Merchandise, make Quantities 001 mitten (left) with snug rib- .ed it possible for you to complete many wing Anti-Freezeso knit wrist. Choice of your gift-purchasing needs $1.25 colors. ock: Without too severe a pressure Holidays are coming up! Time for dreams of sugar plums ZEREX and fairies—a happy visit from jolly old St. Nick—and a time ONE n the amount of money you SHELLIONI for regal feasting. To add more appeal in your holiday meal ave for the same. —try these budget-paring ideas: STRING GLOVE (left) 100% CASCADE ;TONE HOLIDAY TEA HERE'S A RINGER wool lined. Easily laundered. as Eyes light up—when you give Come and see an attractive and A holiday brew as exciting the days themselves: Place sugar your family this candle light Black, Brown or Chamois. O IV1 PIONS outstanding electrically ilium- and lemon slice with 2 or 3 cloves donut ringer—made with fresh, in each cup. Add hot tea. Stir with JANE PARKER DONUTS! With SERVICE STATION melted wax, secure small red Shays ated decoration of the Lowell peppermint candy cane in place of No. Main St. a spoon. And be candle in center of plate. Place a usiness section. It alone is sure to use NEC- donut around candle, cutting out TAR or OUR center, if not large enough. Place orth the time and effort to do OWN, the quality Vanilla ice cream around donut. to, and the savings on the pur- famous teas sold Top with nesselrode or strawberry 'wood e cording Studio exclusively by sauce and whipped cream. Be sure chases you may make will more A&P. They're to get JANE PARKER DONUTS and Flavor-Perfect because they're from A &P. than compensate you for the Flavor-Tested. FRUIT FLUFF PIE Willi PO Shoi Cast of your transportation. TURKEY BAKE No wonder we look forward to holidays with treats like this: NOVELTY CUFF wool knit have a special Here's a taste tempting way to To be continually informed on give 'ens the bird AFTER THE Dissolve 1 pkg. A&P's SPARKLE glove. White with Black; HOLIDAY. Arrange cooked broc- GELATIN DESSERT in 1% cups the above schedule, clip this coli on baking platter or dish. boiling water. Chill until syrupy. Black with White. Wintertime Combine 2 cups sliced turkey, irs Add % cup ANN advertisement!" cup chopped green pepper, 1 onion PAGE I'RE- \\it comfort gift. 0 FFEB finely chopped, 1 cup diced celery, SERVE (any 4. 1/2 ,' 1/4 tsp. salt, 1 cup A&P's ANN flavor) and 1 nd a Record of Your Voi MERCHANTS DIVISION PAGE SALAD DRESSING. Top tbsps. lemon juice. with 2 cups cornflakes, crushed Fold in cup and a Picture Cord LOWELL CHAMBER and combined with 2 tbsps. melted heavy cream, OF COMMERCE fat. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake whipped. Pour into 9" baked pie Cherry & Webb's Street Floor to Your Special Friends i 375' for about 10 minutes. Serves shell. Chill until firm. Decorate (and delights) 0. with whipped cream. 'EDDINGS A SPECIAL'

Call And. 1440 ,.10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — DECEMBER 2, 1948 MILLI 0 EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of Down the Years T H with teen the The News Now that Hook We, (Continued from Page One) VETERANS' HOUSING The Townsman ad gone, the books ,cell on display are a Announcement that the Andover Housing Authority had wonder whether the Russians will tatellouse eventually communize the country o fill the many rest been allowed $560,000 for the erection of 56 dwelling units 50 Years Ago—December, ISM or them during t and bring it under their control. A very severe blizzard hit An- 'eine appear on this for veterans was good news. A dwelling unit takes care of one To denounce the Chinese com- dover on Novemember 26 and 27. By HEN. PHILIP K. ALLEN ill being asked f family, and that means provision, at some future date, for 56 munists because they have been so Huge drifts pile up and street cars families. labelled by Chiang and his closely- Next on our list of departments erred: are blocked. No cars run between censored press is to accept what within the Commonwealth of rilE WINE OF Lawrence and Andover between But the fact that so much money was available—or will could some day prove to be some- Massachusetts is the Department 1SIONISHMENT Saturday night and Monday noon. what colored propaganda. For a of Public Health. Under the coin. Four people are m be available—is only one port of the story. The land must be Most of the churches cancel Sun- good red herring can often divert missioner, Vlado Getting, of Bel. purchased, and the houses must be built. The mere allotting day services. ters in this novel of people from the main course of mont, there are the following dlvi. ity that is definitely of more than half a million dollars does not mean a thing un- events. It is even possible that We say, editorially: "The severe slons: -Hospitals, tuberculosis, food hey are Lt. Smithert storms of the past few months less it is assured that the sum will be properly and speedily ex- the communists are men who are and drugs, communicable diseases, ia. Dorothy Brock, have led Supt. Johnson to ring the pended for the purposes for which it is intended. rightly disgusted with conditions maternal and child health, local int froM Iowa, Kat now prevailing in Chiang-dom- no school bell more frequently health administration, sanitary en. gentle young farm g And the other part of the story—the purchase of the land inated China. It is possible that than has been necessary before. gineer, venereal diseases, biological new driver for Sml This has been the means of bring- and the actual building—is just as good as the announcement the Chinese communists want a WALTER E. MONDALE laboratories, cancer and other neob Levy, whose h ing forth mild protests that the chronic diseases, dental health, that the money will be forthcoming. united China and have no inten- is a charm to all and tion of becoming Russian puppets. signal is rung too often." We go Membership on the 1925 Montana and, in co-operation with the De. is the concern of a More than a month ago Attorney Frederic S. O'Drien, It is quite possible that the com- on to say, however, that in our state championship high school de- pertinent of Labor and Industries, characters. opinion the superintendent showed chairman of the Andover Housing Authority, related in con- munist program makes much more bating team was instrumental in the division of occupational hy- FAITHFUL sense to the average Chinese than good Judgment. the shaping of the law career of giene. siderable detail the progress that the local board already had COMPANY does Chiang's program or lack of Arthur Cox and family move Walter E. Mondale, native of Brice- As a very general comment In Frank Swinnerton made. He said, in the course of his remarks, that all the vete- a positive program. At any rate, from Summer street to the new lyn, Minnesota, who conducts his regard to the duties of this de. the workings of a rans of Andover would be housed in as good or better dwellings if Chiang Kai-shek is correct in Ramsdell house on Whittier street. law practice in the Bay State build- partment, it can be said that their house, and this stor3 stating that China faces eight ing in Lawrence. After graduation work falls into three categories: as soon, if not sooner, that those of any place north of Boston. At last accounts, we report, Dr. House and the people more years of civil war, it must be C. F. P. Bancroft was in Jerusa- from Stanford university in Palo First, to prevent as much illness in its publishing job "Sites," he said, "have already been picked." In Andover, apparent that the anti-Chiang lem. Alto, California, he turned eastward and injury as possible; Second,to of awareness of the that is. "They are excellent in the opinion of the Authority and forces have something to attract The Ladies' Society of the Free to Boston, where he received his prolong life expectancy; and, the trade. The pri, allegiance. Presumably the Chi- church has a barge ride to the L.L.B. from Boston college and soon Third, to obtain improved health have been approved by an official of the state," The type of the people who put g nese communists cannot be dis- home of B. Holt Farnum where a thereafter became manager of the conditions. religious tracts are s, housing selected that will supply Andover the best, at the small- missed as an insignificant group. social is enjoyed. Travelers' Lawrence Claim depart- IIt interesting to note that ferent from what th Massachusetts by its act of 1811 est cost, is the so-called garden type where each family has its And if the United States is to be Harry Woodman leaves the em- ment. might have expected. expected to pour in help to Chiang created the first State Board of ployment of E. M. and W. A. Allen, When Mr. Mondale and his fam- own entrances, and there are no common entrances. for eight more years, we ought to Health in the United States. It is druggists. ily moved to Andover ten years ago, have some idea of whether we also interesting to find that Paul BUTTERSC In other words the Andover Housing Authority has been he immediately assumed an active should so commit ourselves. And Revere—besides making a set if (Copley Cam on the job, and in a most thorough way. It has received all pos- 25 Years Ago—December, 11)23 role in the affairs of the town. In we ought to know whether there's false teeth for President Washing- 1 Dollar Per Methuen 7, Punchard 6. 1945, he was co-chairman of the sible co-operation from officials and selectmen of Andover in any chance for his success at the ton—was the first chairman of the The new carillon, consisting of Andover Red Cross drive and chair- MISS COO end of eight years, and whether board of health of the city of Dos- completing the tremendous material required by the State. 30 bells recently installed in the man of the National Infantile Pa- HARANTIS I his success would be so regarded ton. Since 1869, contributions CHESTER, I new Memorial Tower at Phillips ralysis Foundation fund drive which The rest should be comparatively smooth sailing. The pre- by the majority of Chinese. toward the improvement of public Academy, is dedicated. The concert service he has continued to per- liminaries have been finished; the money has been allotted. health which have had national Hundred Years of Discontent is played by Edward S. Barnes, form annually. Chairman of the And a live and active authority is on the job. importance were instituted and Clearly, it is impossible to judge organist at Rutgers Presbyterian Seventh War Bond drive, Major of WALLPI church in New York City. A second carried out by the State Board of present conditions without some the Men's division of the Commun- Health until 1914 when the State knowledge of the past, for the 20 dedicatory concert is given the fol- ity Chest drive of 1946, he is a mem- ALLIED PAINT lowing day, the player being Department of Health was created ' years of civil war in China must ber of the Lawrence Bar associa- That this is a large and Im. JOSEPH T. GAGN THE CHRISTMAS CLUBS George Stevens, carillonneur of tion, member and past president of spring from deep sources. Actual- portant department is evidenced 34 Amesbury St. Money saved for some future day is a powerful backlog ly, the present revolution in China the city of Gloucester. the South church Men's group, a Among the local students who by the fact that last year it epee .against the future. The saver is ready for the rainy day or the goes back about 100 years to the member of the Andover Service ated on a budget of over seven Taiping rebellion, a vast surging came home for Thanksgiving club, and St. Matthew's lodge, A. F. special occasion. were: Harry Payne from the Uni- million dollars. This amount, of uprising of peasants against the and A. M. Also included in his affi- course, includes nearly three mil- Some years ago somebody conceived the Idea of Christmas insecurities of life, in an attempt versity of Vermont; Virginia liations are Kiwanis, the Y.M.C.A. Ramsdell from Jackson College; lion dollars from the federal ger- clubs—a plan whereby those so minded could save funds for to put into operation a sort of Men's club, and Sigma Chi national ernment public health service. communal utopia which would Helen Walker from Bryn Mawr; fraternity. In addition to the budget main- PRC the coming Christmas, practically without feeling it, because provide land-hungry peasants with Rachel Boutwell from Mt. Holyoke. The Woman's Guild of Christ The Mondales and their two chil- tained above, Massachusetts re- any kind of saving is really painless if one does it systematically, land. It failed for lack of poli- dren, Elinor and Jason, who are at- ceives approximately $1 .600,000Is FOI tical organization and leadership, church meets. Mrs. E. V. French and does not try to overdo it. tells of her recent trip to China. tending Andover schools, reside at grants and aid annually from the and because of opposition from 6 Florence street. federal government to assist lithe V A few days ago Andover banks announced that they had foreign powers which had already Andover preparing to keep roads open all through the winter. construction of hospitals and in distributed the sum of $236,738 to their Christmas club mem- wrung concessions from the Man- the purchase of equipment. THI The Camp Fire Girls have a chu dynasty and did not want it is a well worth while project since bers. The Andover National Bank distributed $138,075, and the bakery sale under the direction of replaced by a new and more vigor- What Our it is established to create hospital Andover Savings Bank $98,000. Mrs. Douglas Crawford. It is held E. CARLETON ous government. The next phase beds in general and chronic hos- in Ames' store. The total number of checks-3661—was slightly in ex- of discontent and attempted rem- Readers Say — pitals, and health centers. Realto edy was Sun Yat-sen's "Revive The firemen hold their annual cess of the number sent out last year. The Department of Public Health BOX 85, AND China Society" intent upon saving ball. works in close co-operation with Such a distribution of money helps the people who have China by improving the working 10 Years .Igo—December, 1938 APPRECIATES COOPERATION other departments within the state conditions of the people in agri- been saving for Christmas, and it helps the merchants. It is a The Health department will Editor of the Townsman: With the Department of Educatiel culture and simple industry, and in the right direction, whatever way you view it. probably need more money to finish The 1949 Community Chest they advise as to school health pm step upon ending the special rights of AUTO GLASS I the year, according to Dr. Percy J. campaign has closed with a won- grams and functional rehabilitation. foreign powers which obviously Look. derful victory for our community. Within the Department of Public WHILE U preferred a disunited China. Safety. they authorize the licensing Snow removal fund almost de- Everyone who participated in any of rest homes, and homes for the MORE MEAT COMING 1911—A Republic. Is Born pleted. way should be justifiably proud of this accomplishment and the con- aged with special reference to sant Next year, it is forecast, half a billion pounds more meat With his Three Principles of the All but four liquor licenses re- tribution he made toward this suc- tary conditions. With the Metropoli People—Nationalism, Democracy, newed. will be produced than in 1948—and the increase for 1950 will tan District commission and with Livelihood—Sun Yat-sen's follow- cess. run to several billions. The Young Men's Republican , ers attempted 10 unsuccessful re- Your co-operation in the recent the Department of Conservation club has Ladies' night and Christ- campaign in giving us such good they check on the sanitary condi The basic reason for this is interesting. It lies in the fact volts against the corrupt and in- mas party. effective Manchu dynasty before Publicity in the Andover Towns- (ions of public beaches and bathing that livestock growers have decided to raise more meat animals. The annual Grange minstrel his successful "double ten" upris- man, is greatly appreciated by facilities and approve water sup- Channels, Regulato According to reliable authorities, these decisions by livestock ing of October 10, 1911, on the show is held. The end men are everyone. It is this kind of co-oper- Plies and sewerage disposal units outside door and t producers, which will give consumers more meat in the future, 10th day of the 10th month. The Alex Henderson, Jack Hall, John ation that makes our community througout the State. With the De- Mirrors, Furniture revolt rapidly gained momentum Peatman, Elmer Peterson, and a good one in which to live and partment of Agriculture, they resilvering. are the result of present favorable livestock prices in relation Floyd Darby. against the empress whose con- work, and makes for success in a work on mosquito control in var. to the price of feed. Thus it is seen that prices established in campaign such as ours. ions communities, and with the cessions and special favors to for- The Margaret Slattery class of CITY GLA a competitive market serve to encourage increased production eign powers were blamed for the Free church has a baked bean We are most grateful to you for Milk Regulation board on the your generous assistance in the re- health standards of milk produced 311 COMMON when demand is strong and there is an adequate food supply. China's weakness. While Sun was supper. in Massachusetts. With the De- LAWREN motivated by sympathy for the The Shawsheen Village Wom- cent campaign. partment of Conservation, theY TELEPHONI masses, many of his strongest an's club holds a Christmas Sincerely yours, also supervise the tektite of shell- supporters were merchants and bazaar. (signed) Charles W. Trombly, fish within certain clamming areas, LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE landlords who objected to Manchu General Chairman "Wild scramble" to pay excise and supervise the Newburyport proposals of reform which might taxes. However bad conditions may seem, there is always a bright ((' t of our readers chlorination station. In coopers* I affect their vested interests. The is invited on matters of gen- side on which to look. If misfortune befalls you, by all means Manchu dynasty was forced out tion with the Industrial Accident ' eral interest. All letters must board, this department determines make the best of it. Keep smiling! and the Chinese Republic was local rule. Furthermore, dangers be signed and bear the ad- horn under the presidency of one of interference and conquest by hospital costs for people who are There is the story of the mountain guide who said to a dress of the sender. Your sent to those hospitals under state of Sun's followers. But the Chi- foreign nations favored the de- name will not be published if climber, "Don't go too near the edge of that precipice, it's auspices. With the Department of 7441111111111J.,_- nese merely changed names rather velopment of a strong central gov- you wish to use a pen name.) ernment. Sun was caught between Public Welfare, they work closely dangerous. But if you do fall, remember to look to the left! than institutions, for the old idea - of a strong 1111111 in politics re- two fires. However, the first on the problem especially of crip You'll get a wonderful view!" as though a really national pro- pled children. Under their itiris. Just An mained unaltered. Sun's idea of World War accelerated both the gram were under way. diction cres the crippled children * * * political parties and cabinet re- development of China's industries sponsibility to a parliament made and the realization that national Chiang's Star Rises under 2 At Tolh Medical care is one of the fun- little headway in a country with independence was necessary as - PRICES COMM KRISH KNEW A GOOD THING With Sun's death in 1925, damental problems of the Depart virtually no political conscious- protection against foreign inter- Chiang Kai-shek became increas- $109.50 C A Soviet purchasing agent named Krish, so goes a current ness, and since the common pur- vention. Fier fears of foreign ment of Public Health. The first ingly prominent. Sent to Moscow tuberculosis and veneer 11081)015 $5.00 Assure story, was sent to a number of countries to buy goods. Arriving pose of the leading revolutionaries powers were justified, for in 1919 in 1923 to study Soviet military Selection for C was essentially the overthrow of the Allies permitted Japan to take organization and doctrine, he re- (Continued on Page Fourteen) in Belgrade, Krish cabled home: "Arrangement made. Long For Imm-Hinte the Manchus, little attempt had over former German concessions turned as first President of the live free Yugoslavia!" He went on to Bucharest and cabled: BRAND 3 been Made to mobilize mass sup- in China and to exact further Whampott Military academy for Established 1887 SEWING MA' "Arrangements mode. Long live free Rumania!" And from port of town laborers and farmers. special privileges that gave her a the training of Nationalist or THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN Doubtless, those elements of popu- stranglehold in China. Published every ThundeY be Beautiful Ca Prague he cabled: "Arrangements made. Long live Czecho- Kuomintang officers. In 1926 he The Consolidated Prom, Inc. I vett Dressmaki lar rebellion were deliberately This gave impetus to Sun's Andover, Moss. slovakia!" was put in command of the North- 4 Pork Street, 20 Year Gm Kuomintang or National People's ern expedition to destroy warlords side-stepped. In effect, Sun's pur- A ,r, Finally Krish arrived in the United States. His final cable Party for which neither Japan nor Entered os second class matter et the 'able Buttonhole and to place the entire country Post Office. pose had been taken over by those Andover $2.50 pee ett. read . "Am in New York. Long live free Krish!" the Western Powers showed any under one Nationalist government. Price Sc per copy who saw in his movement a good sympathy. But when China re- -- It is certain that Moscow aided the .1 K. Lilly, to SINGER COI excuse to obtain their objectives. ceived sympathetic support from Kuomintang with one purpose in Pieblicher Frank I .1. HuMphrrY Milt, ti,,,,,, T. Butler (Like Ne But in N Only Soviet Russia who denounced im- mind—that when China was rela- Associate Editor Sarah Lon West Par ish $79.5 The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts a lot of cold weather perialism, gave up its special tively united, the Chinese com- Lois Smith Sun Yat-sen then attempted a IYomen's A'ettis 13/11 S hofielii rights in China, and offered aid to munists would squeeze their oppo- fiallardvale I recd Ike this winter, a guess, probably, far better than the pollster different approach, that of organ- Shawsheen Nfild seeing ti,t the Kuomintang. the Nationalists nents out of the party and would MO II. Troll Advertising Assistant Reeled and I guesses of the recent campaign. izing local provincial assemblies adopted a new program appealing thus dotninate both the Kuomin- -08E4, that would lead to a self-govern- to all classes. Chinese Communists tang and China. But Chiang Kai- * * * were admitted to the party, the ing federation. But in the absence shek squeezed first. inherited the EDITORLIA TOME Kuomintang armies were fired position of military leader of NovrI et In all probability some of President Truman's most im- of a strong central government, QN 113-216 with a patriotic spirit, and farm- China, and embarked on a policy SSOC I AT I Essex Street appointments of the new few weeks will include some portant local warlords used Sun's purpose ers were encouraged to demand which has resulted in 20 years of 1948 Jo- he will have to make. as a means of retaining their own lower rents and taxes. It looked civil war.

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Suggests More Care Cost Accountants COOK POT-ROAST SWISS STYLE For Winter Driving Dinner Meeting Dec. 5 THE LIBRARY The Andover Service club, with Forecasts of business activity for its president Frank L. Brigham as 1949 by Nicholas E. Peterson, vice- he 'Perri the tee Now that Book Week has come THE MOON IS MINE Goertz spokesman, offers in the following president of the First National bank of Boston, will highlight the speak- lid gone, the books that have The ambitions of Pat Eagen for letter to The Townsman, a sugges- eilouse pen on display are on their way things better than her childhood 1 tion in the form of a warning to ing program at the dinner meeting o fill the many reserves put in of poverty, dismal hopelessness , motorists hero and everywhere: of the Merrimack Valley chapter, or them during that period. and dull routine had given her' 55, 'that a very short tine, now, National Association of Cost Ac- countants, to be held in St. Mary's onle appear on this list and are cause to set her heart on the very motorists will be facing the hazards HILIP K. ALLEN TS till being asked for and re- things that Ford Harrison, heir of slippery winter roads. Freezing auditorium, Lawrence, Wednesday, will follow the rains or early snow Dec. 11. The Greater Lawrence and r list of departments el, ed : to millions, could supply. From and driving will be extremely dan- the Lowell chambers of commerce Commonwealth of ItS WINE OF the first, this was the moon she gerous. Before highway crews can are co-sponsors of the meeting. s is the Department Gellhorn wanted and meant to have. A STONISHMENT get on the job to deal with the emer- filth. Under the cont. love story. Four people are major charac- gency there will he many accidents ado Getting, of Be. STRANGE PORTS BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR ers in this novel of Luxemborug unless unusual precautions are re the following did. ity that is definitely a war novel, OF CALL Derleth, ed. The Baptist church fair, spon- taken. sored by the Women's union, xis, tuberculosis, toed hey are Lt. Smithers from Geor- Twenty masterpieces of science Our hard surface roads are neces- will commence at 2 p. m. Satur- mmunicable diseases, ia. Dorothy Brock, Red Cross fiction, including H. G. Well's sary to withstand the wear and tear day, Dec. 4, in the vestry. The e child health, local ire froM Iowa, Kathe Limpert, classic "Crystal Egg." The book of heavy traffic. However, there are istration, sanitary en- mtle young farm girl, and the following tables will have articles begins with an allegory on the certain types of surfaces which be- on display: Aprons, Women's n 'al diseases, biological ew driver for Smithers, PFC. creation and ends with two stories come dangerous when wet, even cancer and other scab Levy, whose handsomeness union; bakery, Philatheas; fancy he of the destruction of the earth. without freezing, and if ice does be- work, Friendly circle; canned ases, dental health, q a charm to all and whose charm An exciting, almost prophetic pic- gin to form, they can become very us ,oration with the Be. s the concern of all the other goods, Royal Ambassadors; toys in ture of the unknown in time and dangerous. and candy, Pioneer girls; plants, Labor and Industries, haracters. spa, e an- Roads are not always marked— Crusaders. of occupational hy. FAITHFUL the only way, the safe way—is for ng COME AWAY! Self If ever a pot-roast deserved special mention, this one does. It's a good A bean and cold cut supper will COMPANY Swinnerton the driver to slow down, especially ay, Story of a little boy whose beef arm-bone pot-roast cooked "Swiss" style, with onion rings and a rich be served from 1:30 to 7, by the general comment in Frank Swinnerton knows well tomato gravy. Serve it the next time you have company, with hard rolls when approaching care or intersec- ng e duties of this de- childhood problems cause him to and broccoli as accompaniments. Women's union. 1R' the workings of a publishing invent imaginary playmates in a Eons. Remember, it takes longer to :an be said that their house, and this story of Faithful stop on a slippery road. SLOW ito three categories: world of fantasy until his dream CoURT ST. 7'IONI('A ia- House and the people who worked world is discarded in favor of O.E.S. To Hold DOWN! vent as much illness Court St. Monica, 783, C. D. of Subscribe to The Townsman In- in its publishing jobs has a ring reality and love for his horse Syl- Christmas Bazaar The Andover Service club offers ; possible; Second,to of awareness of the problems of A.. met Monday evening in St. this suggestion through these col- $2.50 a Year in- via. Plans ure complete for the expectancy; and, the trade. The private lives of Augustine's school hall and enter- umns. Is it not worth-while advice? .n; BOLD GALILEAN annual Christmas bazaar, sponsorel fain improved health the people who put out the semi- Blythe tained the 11 new members who (Signed) Frank L. Brigham, he by the Order of the Eastern Star, religious tracts are somewhat dif- A powerful novel of three men were recently initiated into the President. et- resting to note that ferent from what the subscribers who meet three times during the and to be held Saturday in the Free court. ROOFING 11 s by its act of 1869 second and third years of Christ's church vestry commencing at 2 p.m. Mrs. Marian Hanson, district ter might have expected. oust:ItvEs swril BIRTHDAY ROOF REPAIRING first State Board of ministry. In a wider sense, it is A pot roast supper will be served deputy, of Woburn, was present Numerous gifts of flowers, fruit e United States. It is a vivid, real picture of an empire at 6 o'clock in charge of Miss Ber- and addressed the well-attended and cards were showered upon OF ALL KINDS tat BUTTERSCOTCH ro- trig to find that Paul about to topple from its peak. tha Cuthill, :Mrs. John Conway, Miss group. Each new member was Mrs. Mary A. McNab who ob- 25 Years of Experience des making a set of (Copley Candier) Throughout the book is the heart- Beatrice Goff, Mrs. Walter Curtis, presented with a corsage. Games, sal served her 88th birthday Sunday All Work Covered T President Washing. 1 Dollar Per Pound warming story of the Man whose Mrs. Margaret Bailie, Mrs. Alex- and community singing with Mre. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. rt- first chairman of the MISS COOMBS philosophy is the cornerstone of ander Thomson, Mrs. Robert Deyer- Fern Wennik at the piano, were George Gordon, 114 Main St. By Insuronce iic Ith of the city of Boa. HARANTIS FARM all good. mond, Mrs. Warren Goodwin and enjoyed. Refreshments were A resident of Andover for the wn 1869, contributions CHESTER, N. H. I CAPTURE THE CASTLE Smith Mrs. John Craig. served. past 36 years, Mrs. McNab is the HENRY E. GOSSE nprovement of public An entertainment will follov,, the Plans were made at this time by A romantic tale of an imprac- oldest member of the auxiliary to HAGGETT'S POND ROAD a have had national supper. This will include clever sil- for the next business meeting at an- tical family who live in a run- Clan Johnston, O.S.C. She has WEST ANDOVER were instituted and houettes by Mason Downing of the school hall. Dec. 13, which down English castle, as told by five grandchildren and nine great- Telephone Lawrence 38805 iy the State Board of WALLPAPER North Andover, an Esso movie on will be followed by a Christmas wn the daughter, Cassandra. Match- grandchildren. 1914 when the State Louisiana, also singers and dancers. social. to ALLIED PAINT STORES making enters the picture when at Health was created Many attractive articles will be or- two young Americans return to VVCPCIPCV-VVICPVVVVV.CPCPCPCZIMPV! is a large and In I,) ,,EPH T. GAGNE, President on sale at tables in charge of the NEED MORE CLOTHING, 311- claim inherited property. Whole- trtment is evidence! The American Friends Service 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence some, amusing romance. following chairmen: Baby table. I1tip pt' hat last year it opt Mrs. John Ehhardt; aprons, Mrs. committee is very grateful for the .CIp.` Lit r it1 t he A MAN CALLED WHITE White a itulget of over sere: Harry Wadman; fancy work, Mrs. generous supply of new and worn Has a Large Selection of Walter White, although fair- clothing already contributed. hut Ire. This amount, of LIST George Barrett; candy, Mrs. Ken- des nearly three mil. skinned and blue-eyed, choose to neth Mozeen; bakery, Mrs. Walter always wants more. CHOICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS be called a Negro because he felt Clothes may be left at the Won- from the federal got. YOUR Gordon; Christmas greens, Mrs. Both Large and Small lie health service. that it was his place to line up his John Johnson; jewelry, Miss Shir- der Cleansers, 40 Main St.. and Dainty China Tea Cup and Saucer efforts in behalf of the people !G a to the budget male PROPERTY ley Thompson; white elephant, Mrs. will be sent to the Cambridge whose strain he shared, though in An Old Sheffield Wine Cooler a, Massachusetts re George Manning. headquarters by Miss Helen Chick- 3 a very small way. Since the mo- ering and Miss Rebekah Taft. An Old Sheffield Candle Stick r :imately $1,600,00011 FOR SALE Among others on the general com- ar- ment of that choice, he has fought There, a large group of volunteer ad annually from the mittee are: Mrs. Edmund Sorrie, 74 Main Street, Andover Tel, 2210 on. tooth and nail against discrimina- workers eee that the clothes are 'lament to assist lathe WITH Mrs. John Craig, Mrs. Harry Wad- ion tion in the armed forces, the work- clean and mended and start them of hospitals and In man, Mrs. James Watts, Mrs. James tall ing world, in the social and educa- directly to their destination. a of equipment. This Gillespie, Mrs. John Ebhardt, Mr, tional fields. In reading his story, Om tit while project since James Martin, Mrs. George Barrett, er- one reads a first-rate history of tied to create hospital E. CARLETON BEMIS Mrs. Emil Klein, Mrs. Murray Mea- the development of the Natural oral and chronic hos- ley, Mrs. Walter Gordon and Mrs. ver Association for the Advancement saith centers. Realtor Raymond Mowat. Mrs. Beatrice M. em- of Colored People. Here is a great ;ment of Public Health • a BOX 85, ANDOVER man! Hunter has charge of publicity. ose co-operation with old RISING SUN IN THE vents within the state wn PACIFIC CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT lartment of Education, Morison ;er, Volume three of the "History of —ALSO— .s to school health pro has the U. S. Naval Operations in Cesspools and Septic Tanks nctional rehabilitation. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Installed ral Department of Public World War II." This is the first on .ral WHILE U WAIT the war in the Pacific, and begins authorize the licensing CHARLES CORBEIL with the period just before Decem- is, and homes for the TEL. LOWELL 7236 ber, 1941 and runs through the octal reference to seal Halsey-Doolittle raind on Tokyo in as. With the Metropoil April 1942. Data of enemy origin commission and with secured in Japan by a member of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEER AND EVENINGS tent of Conservation. Capt. Morison's staff completes the IM m the sanitary cons The McClellan Gift Shop S absolutely authenic record of this JOIN . is beaches and bathing volume. al L At South Moin and Orchard Street I approve water sup Channels, Regulators, inside and SPORT'S GOLDEN AGE Danzig Overage disposal units outside door and trunk handles A close-up of the fabulous twen- Telephone I724-M aND e State. With the De- Mirrors, Furniture Tops, Mirror ties. Americans are sports-minded, UGS f Agriculture, they re silvering. and it isn't of recent years that 1 RID squito control in var. 131111 this has been true, for Washington A Re-Order Just Received of -.% . 3 tildes, and with the rata race horses, Lincoln wrestled. C11111 ation board on the CITY GLASS CO. My Truly Chic 311 COMMON STREET Teddy Roosevelt boxed and Wilson ards of milk produced was a football coach. The book em- PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH CHRISTMAS • LAWRENCE EN .setts. With the De-! CARDS phasizes sport life during the ten 72 ' Conservation, they TELEPHONE 9539 years following World War I. le the taking of shell- rtain clamming areas, se the Newburyport station. In coopera- e Industrial Accident The Bon Marche We all give Christmas gifts for various epartment determines s for people who are LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS reasons, depending on who's at the receiving hospitals under state end. But whatever the reason for giving—all tin the Department of This year The Andover National ire, they work closely those gifts add up to a pretty penny. If you em especially of cute. Something Special Bank mailed out to 1970 Christmas I. Under their /aft,' Just Arrived! , find it a tight squeeze this year—plan now 3 the crippled children Club members the sum of $138,- At Toher's For Your Precious to have plenty of Christmas shopping cash ire is one of the fun. 075.50 which they have been sys- PRICES COMMENCE AT next year. Join our Christmas Club now. oblems of the Depart tematically saving during the Health. The first $109.50 CASH "Young One" ... Try our new 25 Payment Plan! and cancer hospitae $5.00 Assures Your past year to help them with their Selection for Christmas on Page Fourteen) Christmas shopping. The 1949 club For Imm -di-Oe ry Hit IND N is now open to membership; inquire toblIshod 1557 SEWINg: MACHINES PINAFORES DOVER TOWNSMAN every Thursday be Beautiful Consoles at our Christmas Club window. tsolldated Prim, Inc roe Dressmaking Lessons Andover, Mem treat, 20 Year Guarantee Nand class matter et tbo Avaable Buttonhole Attachments Mt Post Ottic e. '3.98 peer S2 50 141 si.1•1c11,9, e. t.iur, fil Hurophrel SINGER CONSOLES Frank I A. SI111. 111111 s111111 11111111.01,, full of llyrun T. Butt!' New, or frills. .t11 cotter lcinnforc. will Sarah Ler! Lots Bald. $79.50 1%111 Wary pockets, eyelet ratifies Andover National Bank ilatel Reseed lta, and eyelet insert at neck. Per- Mildred Se.irig Machines ',Want Ruth 11, Tod manent Ilnisla cotton Rented anal Repaired 41110° Sir.es 3 to (Is. TONER'S IL DITORIAL. CHILDREN'S SHOP — Second Floor SSOciATION 113-116 YeetzOfeteeifl Tel. 91t14 1

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Punchard Defeats Quane, Holy Cross. Linesman, CLAN JOHNSTON Coach Dake Rebuilding 30 Candidates Report Five Veterans Spark Rocco LaSala, St. Anselm'e. Field (Recreation Alleys, Nov. 24) P.A. Basketball Team Johnson, 12 -7 Judge, Steven Colucci, Tufts. Time, P.A. Swimming Team For P.H.S. Hoop Squad CAMPBELLS (4) Last Monday, 30 hopeful ath- All piinadciteircitelopnostifirtotto 4-11's. As the approach of the 1949 sea- n eaarl,yerbya%kuett. (Continued from Page One) II. Patten° .... 92 93 114 299 letes reported to Coach Kenneth ball Game Statistics J. Blssett 85 108 90 383 son rolls around, Coach Rocky Dake of Phillips academy has a trmend- McKiniry for the first practice season :t Phillips ball, tried to cross-up Johnson by Pun'd Jo'son A. Meek 115 87 94 296 oils rebuilding job with his swim- session of the 1948-49 basketball e Althoughough some It.1111Pes academy throwing a pass, but this attempt First downs 7 6 J. Caldwell, Sr 84 118 120 322 team hat 43/ failed and Andover led 6 to 0. ming team. Via graduation, Coach season. This year Punchard has been a little slow in getting into 641/1/1Z,4Nb Kick-offs 3 2 A. Holden 95 94 94 286 seven lettermen returning to the condition because of football, the Johnson, however, after receiving Yards 115 105 Totals 471 500 512 1486 Dake lost such crack performers as ,Q/CEO Frank Ratan, Bob Brace, Jimmy squad. They are: Captain John squad already appears stronger the kick-off, drove goalward for its Yards returned 26 36 GORDONS (0) Carroll, Bob Denny, Austin, and Craig, Robert Deyermond, Allan than last year's team, which ended IN THE general colli only touchdown. Captstializing on a Yards gained rush 155 81 D. Strachan 99 105 92 296 Bob Brawner. Added to this is the Chetson, Herbert Deveaux, Fred- the season with a very resembl World Series and a Punchard penality the visitors held Yards lost rush 26 24 F. Scott 100 111 96 307 e ' loss of Ed Smith, a letterman last erick Lloyd, Myron Muise, and record. season, a crash betwee possession on the Blue and Gold 28. Net 129 60 Dummy 84 87 70 261 year, who has decided to try his Charles Dwyer. cyclone and a dying to A short pass and two successive Punts 4 5 Jim Gorrie, Jr 100 100 104 304 he first cut was made Monday band at hockey this winter. The following reported Monday: oral baseball details ha end-arounds advanced the pigskin Yards 114 139 .J. Denholin 90 92 125 307 it which time 21 boys were re• Seniors, Captain John Craig, Paul for Inspection. to the victor's 5, front where Joe Yards returned 39 5 Totals 473 495 507 1475 however, the Blue still has Jim rained. There will probably be an. McVey, Charles Souter, John Cas- "ether cut today when the squad will Ol.e is that Casey Ster Driscoll knifed his way over the Forward passes 2 8 SEAFORTHS (1) McLane and Shorty Thoman, the isn't going to v well, Myron Muise, Robert Hall, be reduced to fifteen. The competi as he is, goal line. Captain Farrow's rush put Completed 2 2 W. Vannett ...105 102 117 324 two top swimmers of last season. nant or Allan Chetson, Fred Lloyd, Robert lion for varsity berths has been the North Andover club out front. Yards gained 22 17 (leo. Nicoll ....102 94 91 287 McLane, Olympic titleholder and with Deyermond, Herbert Deveaux. very keen, and coach DiClemente Fumbles 5 1 Dummy 91 79 89 259 national champion in three events, Bucky The winning touchdown was has tried to keep a l Recovered 1 4 I).:k n:iero s n . . 95 80 86 261 is expected to have another great Juniors, James Calder, Ray- arf e tied on made late in the third period by the i b i Penalties 8 4 A. rise r 98 107 135 340 year, as is Thoman, who holds the mond Collins, Justin Curry, Sid- g ten,:tetemr:boenrheaas: m largely home team when Dwyer again chance. Yards 55 40 ()etr l 491 462 518 1471 school record in the backstroke, ney Watson, Russell Thompson, Joe DM passed to Deveaux, who scored Nicholas Maucieri, Charles Dwyer, ri:snisa ee oh e re Ever) JOHNSTONS (3) also being a top-flight free-styler. gl :t s standing up. The final score Punch- Penchant Record John McCarthy, Robert Dimlich, alit"Inligisissactsed of the five returning let that Bt (leo. Gonie 109 136 133 378 Other returning lettermen are ard 12, Johnson 7. Player tch pa pts William McKee. termen from last year's squad. wasn't W. Deyermond 94 108 91 293 Johnny Thompson in the free- The summary: Deveaux 10 0 60 These include: Captain Eddie lino efficient J. Thomson, Jr. 99 106 114 319 style, Jim Miller in the breast- Sophomores, John Ross, John Collins 4 1 25 and Bo Polk at forwards, Jim fired be Punchard — Ross, Frederickson, J. Thomson Sr. 97 79 89 265 stroke, and Mac Beatty in the dive. Young, Harold Wood, David Bru- le; Cavallaro, It; Gaudet, R. Bren- Chetson 3 0 18 Brown at center, and Augie John. a frien J. Gorrie, Sr. 91 121 102 314 Coach Dake is also hoping to de- cato, Scott Gerish, Charles Mc- Phail' s. nan, lg. Medolo, c; Mower, rg; Dwyer 3 0 18 son and Sam O'Shea at the guards. Totals 490 550 529 1569 velop several promising swimmers Cullom, Charles Koza, Clifford it was Otis 2 0 12 Preps who may be a big Dwyer, qb; Deveaux, 11th; Lawrence BLACKWATCH (0) up from last year's J.V. team. Lawrence, and Joseph Stack. help to STENGEL move, a Watson 0 8 8 the team are Gil O'Neil, guard; Bill and Tanoin, Watson, rhb; Collins C. Craig 95 85 107 287 Possibilities are Bill Torrey and always been a high-gra McKim, forward; and Jim Windsor, fb. Don White 83 76 80 239 Bob Brown, free style; Jerry ANDOVER COAL 1) and the type of man bat Totals 22 9 141 center. Mike Rayder and l'ete Dor. Johnson—Rivet, re; Hagen, Bal- Dummy 78 87 78 243 Packard and Bob Brayton, breast Harris 145 92 145 382 The selection of Ca Bey, who have been out with in. -Aug, rt; Bamford, P. Driscoll, rg; Season Record F. Westcott 95 95 92 282 stroke; and lion Mulvey and Ralph Giata 112 99 99 310 was a smart move. juries, will be given a chance to Tamagine, c; Dearden, lg; Lund- Punchard 0, Concord 6 J. Henderson . 94 93 87 274 Blum, back stroke. Prep Bill Eder 96 118 127 341 dumb one, which doesn prove themselves. Most of the depth quist, It; Ness, Green, Kasheta, le; Punchard 20, Chelmsford 0 Totals 445 436 444 1325 Duncan also looks like good W. Holden 107 85 92 284 pen. Stengel is also a of the squad has come up from last manager who knows hi: Farrow, qb; Kennedy, Connell, rhb; Punchard 12, Danvers 6 CAMERONS (4) breast stroke material. Behind Lowe 108 102 85 295 year's J.V. squad. Ev Rose, Frank there won't be as ma .1. Driscoll, Ihb; J. Doherty, Hagen, Punchard 20, Reading 0 John Nicoll 83 91 125 299 Beatty in the dive the remaining Totals 568 496 548 1612 Capra, and Bill Shirley have shown stories written about C Panchen! 33, Ashland 0 R. Maitland 78 87 78 243 position will be one of the most hotly contested on the squad. Al HILLS HARDWARE (3) up very well at forward. Bob Kim. —not with the Job he ha Score by periods 1 2 3 4 T Punchard 19, Stoneham 12 W. Watt 114 88 93 295 Hatch Flynn, Larry Kelly, and preps 104 104 77 285 hall, a lower, has improved a great Cleveland, the best to Punchard 0 6 6 0-12 Punchard 7, Lexington 12 Wm. White 93 102 96 291 Pancho Pasalodos, and Max War- Bernard 113 134 116 363 deal since last year; right now he Is ball, won the 1948 world Johnson 0 0 7 0— 7 Punchard 12, Methuen 6 John Caldwell . 85 92 101 278 den are all very promising, and at Donahey 130 140 93 363 playing center behind Jim Brown. Indians should be the Punchard 12, Johnson 7 Totals 453 460 493 1406 Touchdowns, made by Deveaux 2. the moment it is a toss-up as to Cargill 123 95 96 314 Doer Savard has shown up well at baseball in 1949 and Totals—Punchard 141, opponents Driscoll. Point by rush after touch- who will be the one regular Boudreau 107 156 117 380 er Bob Grant, another prep, again—unless the Red CLAN JOHNSTON LEAGUE down, Farrow. Referee, Charles 49. among them. Totals 577 629 499 1705 cloeonktsp.romising at guard. There are cafe a few pitchers. TI Punchard—Won 7, lost 2. SEAFORTHS (1) Vye, N.Y.U. ['moire, George Mc- also four good guards up from last be different. W. Vannett ... 99 101 84 284 The only time-trials to date MEN'S MONDAY LEAGUE year's J.V., Dick Suisman, Don Goss, The Yankee farm a Geo. Nicoll ... 72 77 93 242 were held last Saturday, and, not Telephone 7339 Establiabed 11364 (Shawsheen Alleys) Howie Finney, anal Buzz Tilton. begged down In rec 86 86 77 249 unexpectedly, McLane and Thoman Dummy The Argyles won the first half Since there are going to be quite a and no matter how Si D. Anderson 91 87 98 276 came out the best of the bunch. GEO. W. HORNE CO. championship in games rolled last few good players cut from varsity, ties, he doesn't know A. Ferrier 84 97 116 297 Something new has been added Monday night. players are coming LAWRENCE, MASS. the J.V. squad, coached by Mr. Totals 432 448 408 1348 to the events in the meets. An The Carisbrooke and Arundel needs one outfielder, T‘n AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORE BLACKWATCH (3) individual 150-yard medley will be teams finished Monday's games fielders, a catcher SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING C. Craig 125 96 112 333 inserted in the program. This with a team total of 1454 each. Car- "IT'S THE FOOD" pitchers—all good. consists of one lap each of free Don White 98 90 84 272 isbrooke won the roll-off for the Where there's the rare combinotion of This makes a total o R. Ferrier 98 86 77 271 style, hack stroke, and breast point. atmosphere and good food, toitily pro. ball players, good ball F. Westcott 94 103 99 296 stroke. pored and in sizable portions. ter ball players than n CARISBROOKE (2) —Specializing in Lobster and Chickon— If you are looking for the gift unusual for that par- U. Henderson 86 88 93 267 O'Connor 104 88 109 301 he has except DiMagg Totals 601 463 465 1439 ANDOVER TOWN LEAGUE Little Red Schoolhouse Lindell arid Raschi. Y friend, drop into the Stratford Shop and browse Sughrue 89 87 91 267 ticular (Recreation Alleys) Mosher 103 107 118 328 Route 125 North Andover a useful fellow to have around and make your selection among the beautiful gifts CAMERONS (4) ROYAL CROWN (4) Reilly 110 83 91 284 99 106 106 311 I tileld Lacks Hitt J. Nicoll Rizzo 106 107 105 378 Greenfield 85 89 190 274 from California and imports from England, China, Italy 97 102 88 287 Phone 3.4000 — Res. 9088 Last season Stirnwe W. Watt Tudisco 118 114 106 338 Totals 491 454 509 1454 Dummy 77 87 83 247 ARUNDEL (2) ado drove in 82 runs. and Germany. Livsley 111 109 100 320 Boudreau drove in 252 W. White 100 97 97 294 Armitage Dr. Joseph B. Me( gill Jimoulis 107 104 211 87 107 122 316 ns and Doerr drove it J. Caldwell 113 99 107 319 Parsons 97 87 93 287 Maranto 105 108 119 332 CHIROPODIST - PODIATRIST We are speaking no, Totals 486 491 481 1458 Bront 88 79 98 265 STRATFORD SHOP Totals 440 545 534 1519 Lawrence, Mast base combinations. GORDONS (0) 85 115 351 Essex St. GRECOE'S (0) Driscoll 98 298 Stirnweiss were a bri 50-A MAIN STREET D. Strachan 80 87 92 259 DeClercq 84 105 99 288 L. Kinear 77 92 85 254 Hajj 109 96 98 303 sive team. But they we Totals 441 493 510 1454 and Stephens and Doe 1 P. Scott 101 101 107 309 Grecoe 95 96 92 283 Viveney 93 92 92 277 William "Bill" Barron, Jr. nd Gordon, there was J. Gorrie, Jr 89 122 90 301 ARGYLE (3) McCallum 121 127 108 356 OIL BURNER on. You could trace J. Denholm 110 87 83 280 N. Parsons 107 103 98 308 Totals 457 489 457 1403 Anderson — 100 128 228 SALES AND SERVICE Totals 418 511 518 1447 Chalk ... 96 124 116 336 Kefferstan 87 83 89 259 Domestic Heating Systems ubscribe to The JOHNSTONS (3) ANDOVER SILVER (1) Davis 91 121 90 302 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 19(7 $2.50 a YE Geo. Gorrie ...104 126 143 373 Anderson 94 88 105 287 Deyermond ... 89 105 97 291 Sciuto 78 112 98 288 Tacy 86 97 104 287 Totals 475 519 498 1492 .1. Thomson, Sr. 89 109 86 281 ENMORE (1) 1=3,3Sy 01 (Yowls Lacrosse 102 98 106 306 The Equitable Lif .1. Thomson, Jr.103 98 97 298 Thompson 91 92 108 291 Christmas Card, Jim Gorrie, Jr. 92 102 101 295 Nolin 94 94 112 300 once Society of t Dummy 92 103 84 279 Caliri 79 98 90 267 Totals 477 540 524 1511 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT LOCAL REPRESENT Totals 452 504 504 1460 Sweeney 109 98 88 295 CAMPBELLS (1) Svenson 110 85 110 305 ON DISPLA HARRY E. CL Shop WEINER'S LITTLE FOLK SHOPPE 112 118 107 337 CENTRAL CAFE (3) H. Pattullo Allen 105 121 97 323 117 CHESTNUT S1 81 89 137 307 Wolfenden 92 129 102 323 265 Essex St. — Second Floor — Lawrence J. Bissett Totals 494 494 493 1481 Products of TEL. ANDOVER A. Meer 92 119 90 301 Waldie 93 104 84 281 96 286 Williams 113 126 109 348 RUSTCRAFT J. Caldwell. Sr. 92 98 YORKE (1) 94 87 114 295 Stewart 116 103 97 316 A. Holden Best 100 97 87 284 and Other Designers Here 1526 Craig 123 124 102 349 Totals 471 511 544 Himmer 100 84 108 292 r. Totals 537 586 494 1617 John f Rielly ...... 107 108 93 308 Legion To Be Host Inness 87 86 93 266 Andover Ness s Co. (Cathay luiports ENGINEERS (0) Supe Neil 124 85 99 308 MAIN STREET TEL. 142 To Punchard Team Witzgall 100 96 121 317 (Air . IPSWICH — Tel 205 Totals 518 460 480 1458 Chesti Andover post, 8, American legion, Connor ... 95 109 116 320 Argilla Road, Mile From South Green BALMORAL (3) will entertain the Punchard High Smith ...... 96 119 104 319 Pulster 110 103 98 311 school football team in the Legion Este11 ...... 95 94 97 286 Kefferstan 90 88 93 271 TELEVISION Gifts rooms Thursday evening. The McDonald ..... 77 96 96 269 Instrument Insi Selected speakers will be Coach Walter C. Warhurst 77 88 95 260 Totals 463 514 534 1511 at i'RIVATE and . Roberts, Eugene V. Lovely, princi- Moriarty 94 115 88 297 FRED'S LUNCH (4) 87 For Christmas pal, Roy E. Hardy, chairman of the Proctor 113 121 321 • Accordion Milne 108 93 108 309 Totals 458 507 495 1460 Chinese Importations lxiard of selectmen, and Rep. J. WALTER'S Gordon 101 98 96 29:5 • Saxophone Linens and Jewelry Everett Collins, chairman of the Nichol 83 112 118 313 Subscribe to The Townsman Fireplace Fenders and Screens Boosters' day committee. An excel- Earley 95 105 110 310 Drop in for Your Favorite • Piano e Bass Vic lent program has been arranged and Leather Gifts for Men Nelligan 109 112 108 329 $2.50 a Year • is expected. Electric & Span Totals 497 520 540 1557 SANDWICH or DRINK • Vibrapho

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games, in a nip-and-tuck race to is Spark Lists Phones To Call Art Gallery Showing Baptist Church Notes all Team .1,, missing clutch hitting. Maybe Blackmer Discusses 5 games. • If You Do Not Hear Work of Local Artists At the 10:4:i a.m. service Sunday, a from early haste. A small but distinguished selec- The Yankee infield, plus er- English Schools "No-School" Signal Dec. 12, the annual White gift serv- he oint to a very ot tion from "An Andover Collection," to. rat, e Yankee pitching, kept the Speaking from his teaching The Central PTA in response to ice will be held. It will be sponsored see it Phillips academy, V:onkees from winning by 10 or experience in England last year, many requests for information, has lent through the courtesy of J. Van- by the church school. The worship se of the team hu 45 denberg of Lowell St., West An- 3/ I', games. There was certainly Alan R. Blackmer, instructor at Issued the following instructions for service and a brief message will be IN low in getting into GAINTLAND e outfield to match Joe DiMag- Phillips academy explained the Brit- children and parents who, on dover, headlines the Christmas ex- conducted by the pastor. the Rev. Ise of football, th hibit at the Addison gallery. e X;'/CE i io, Tommy Henrich, Lindell, ish form of student government stormy days, may not hear the no- Wendell L. Bailey, and the pro- appears stronger Kel'er and Berra. They drove and then answered questions in school Consisting of pictures represent- gram will be conducted by the de- THE general collision of the team, which ended NI le over 400 runs, far more than George Washington Hall last Sun- ing European masters of the 15th, partments of the Sunday school. TS h a very reapecthle Series and a new football sloe Red Sox outfield hammered Do not call the schools. Here's 17th and 19th centuries, it includes. day. what to do: Units and children will bring their season, a crash between a budding in. also, examples of the most recent white gifts to this service. A special cyclone and a dying tornado, sev- English student government, Listen for radio announcement on was made Monday Here they are: DiMaggio, 156; abstract work of contemporary white gift offering will be taken. eral baseball details have come up said Mr. Blackmer, la based on WLAW. 21 boys were re 'enrich. 100: Berra, 98; Keller, 45; American artists. The gifts and money will go to the for inspection. 'he dormitory. It runs all the ac- .indell, 55. Total: 454. If you have heard neither the The exhibit has been installed as 'toston Baptist Bethel society. vill probably be an Or:e is that Casey Stengel. as good tivities: competitions between the What about the Red Sox? Wil- whistle nor the radio, and the an introduction to three galleries when the squad will as he is, isn't going to win any pen- dorms in athletics, scholastic The Baptist church men's club hams, 128; Dom DiMaggio, 85; oth- weather appears bad enough to ex- of paintings and drawings by An- Ifteen. The competh nant or run second honors, singing clubs, and plays. is conducting a Christmas project. ers, less than 80. Far below the pect that there will be no-school dover artists which were assembled .y berths has been OKs with the team Fagging of the younger boys still Members are gathering warm cloth- Yankees. So was Cleveland. The look at the telephone numbers for exhibition and sale under the I coach DiClemente Bucky Harris car- remains, for as Mr. Blackmer ob- ing which they will bring to the Yankees had the outfield. listed below and call the number title "Pictures for Christmas." la a large number as ried on his back— • • • served, the custom is not abused, church vestry Wednesday evening, following the name of your child's The exhibit will continue through a to give everyone a largely aided by but teaches the boys discipline. Dec. 22. There it will be packed and teacher. Christmas. It is open free to the n Joe DiMaggio. Outlook for 1949 Boys showing leadership abilities sent to the Church world service for Everyone knows public daily from 9 to 5, and Sun he s, the first team has The middle of the 1948 football are elected to be monitors, and Simply ask if there is school and crsens distribution this winter. that Rocky Harris days from 2:30 to 5 p.tn. us e five returning let. season seems to be a somewhat from these Dorm captains. The accept the answer without conver- wasn't fired for in• last year's squad, early date to be discussing the Sep- ollIcers had the supervision of the sation. By cutting the telephone in eMciency. He was Captain Eddie Ryan tember finish of pennant races for dining system, physical education time to a minimum the telephone on- fired because he is at forwards, *um 1949. But no one can be arrested programs, and study hall. Mr. company can handle more calls. Do ng a friend of Mac- er, and Augie John. and shot for trying. Blackmer stressed the capability not call the schools. The mothers ay, Phail's. In our book ('Shea at the guards who have agreed to let you call ng it was a stupid The two American league these boys showed, and went on .y be a big help to STENGEL to say that the credit for these them, have the necessary informa- Eto 0719 inaL 311' move, as Bucky has teams to beat In 1949 should be II O'Neil, guard; Bill always been a high-grade manager the Cleveland Indians and the achievements never went to a tion. Here's the list: 11i- d; and Jim Windsor, and the type of man baseball needs. Boston Red Sox. They have, by single individual. This is different Kindergarten, 1770; Mrs. Wright, ni- ayder and Pete Der. The selection of Casey Stengel far, the better Infields, which from the system in the United 524W; Miss Eldridge, 1461. Miss CUSTOM-MADE MILLINERY tn- been out with in was a smart move, following a are the basic strength of a States, he pointed out, where the Bascom, 1060; Mrs. Richardson, .11; given a chance to dumb one, which doesn't often hap- baseball team, especially the importance of the individual is 74M; Mrs. McQueston, 111; Miss es. Most of the depth pen. Stengel is also a high-grade play around short and second. emphasized instead of the unit. Burke, 950J; Miss Alice Stack, Telephone 31306 he et- is come up from last manager who knows his trade. But There isn't a chance the Yankees The speaker brought out the 1081M; Miss Barrett, 338J; Miss sad. Ev Rose, Frank there won't be as many laughing will have anything to match Bou- little-known fact that English Noyes, 2109; Miss Eunice Stack, 134 JACKSON STREET — LAWRENCE, MASS. Mr l Shirley have shown stories written about Casey in 1949 dreau and Gordon or Stephens and boys specialize while still in prep 1060; Miss Thompson, 43W. it forward. Bob Kim. —not with the job he has ahead. Doerr when you consider both the school. At sixteen, they choose Junior High—(call after 7 am.) 10.1. ms improved a great Cleveland, the best team in base- offense and defense. Both sets are the subject in which they would Rm. 3, 2147; Rm. 4, 2111; Rm. 5, ro- year; right now he Is ball, won the 1948 world series. The standouts. normally major at college, and 743W; Rm. 6, 743W; Rm. 7, 445M. ml behind Jim Brown. Indians should be the best team in Cleveland has the better of the devote two-thirds of their remain- Rm. 8, 338W; Rm. 9, 427; Rm. 10, This Is Where We Come Into The Winter Picture and should win rt- is shown up well at baseball in 1949 pitching with Bearden, Lemon, Fel- ing school career to it. In an an- 1733; Rm. 11, 1151W; Rm. 12, 626; again—unless the Red Sox can lo- ler and Gromek. Neither the Red Snow, rain, or sleet, .lic )rant, another prep, swer to one of the many questions Rm. 13, 1302. cate a few pitchers. Then it would Sox nor Yankees have a dependable g at guard. There are raised from the floor, Mr. Black- Senior High—Rm. 1, 688J; Rm. 2, Our truck is on your street— be different. pitcher. The Tigers still have pitch- wn guards up from last mer contrasted the activities of 208R; Rm. 3, 1939M; Rm. 4, 43W; No order too big or small, ing possibilities, but little else. by k Suisman, Don Goss, The Yankee farm system has Andover to the English prep Rin. 6, 838R; Rm. 7, 427; Rm. 9, The Athletics can finish fourth or The steps you'll save . . . with in- and Buzz TIROL bogged down In recent years, school. Although the English ac- 1770. Rm. 10, 244W; Rm. 12, 1733; fifth—no better. Majeski and Joost e going to he quite a and no matter how Stengel hus- tivities were not so numerous, Just a telephone call! are hardly likely to be as good as Rm. '14, 1579. wn tles, he doesn't know where his the participation in them was era cut from varsity, they were this year. Both were to players are coming from. He much greater. Since a boy goes HI HO (Sunshine) CRACKERS Lb 31c id, coached by Mr. extra good. or- nevris one outfielder, three in- to boarding school for five years Grant 15 Applications fielders, a catcher and three The Yankees only strength HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE . . . . 46-0z. — 2 for 59c en- is in at a minimum and the activities For Liquor Licenses pitchers—all good. the outfield— the section, headed by THE FOOD" are arranged by the dormitories, The selectmen Monday night Joe DiMaggio that carried the rest HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE . . . . 20-0s. — 2 for 27c he he rare combinntion el This makes a total of some eight a boy naturally participates in granted 16 of the town's 17 applica- of the team — DiMaggio, Henrich, good food, tastily pro. ball players, good ball players, bet- 1 a :able portions. many activities that are set up so tions for renew-al of licenses to sell ter ball players than most of those Lindell, Keller and Berra. Keller's We have a Gift Box of Fancy Condiments that will n Lobster and Chicken— health is still uncertain. alcoholic beverages. Subject to ap- he has except DiMaggio, Henrich. proval by the state Alcoholic bev- Cleveland's outfield is only fair Luncheon - Bridge save you a lot of "scurrying around" (ready for d Schoolhouse Lindell arid Raschi. Yogi Berra is erage commission the following ap- North Ardor even with an improving Doby. The a useful fellow to have around. At Christ Church plications were granted: $4.95 aQ Red Sox could use new pitchers. The Woman's auxiliary of Christ shipping) Walter's, Inc., 6 Park St.; An- Inceld Larks Hitters church is sponsoring a luncheon- dover Market, 1 Elm St.; Andover i000 — Res. 9088 National League bridge to be held in the Christ ar Last season Stirnweiss and Riz- Cordial Shop, Inc., 11 Barnard St.; THE ROCKPORT MARKET ar- In the older league, the Braves church parish house, Thursday, zuto drove in 82 runs. Gordon and Wallace's, Lowell St.; James J. Sul- Boudreau drove in 252 runs. Steph- and Dodgers have the call for 1949 Dec. 9. This promises to be a Tel. Andover 1234. Accommodation Service B. NIctavili livan, Inc., 61 Essex St.; Robert E. 100 is and Doerr drove in 250 runs. —with the Dodgers well in front. delightful affair with a delicious The Braves need infield and outfield Franz, 186 N. Main St.; George C. utll ST - PODIATRIST We are speaking now of second- luncheon being served at 1 p. m., improvements in rather large quan- Gheyne, Andover and Tewksbury out base combinations. Rizzuto and followed by an afternoon of Lawrence, Mass, Sts., Ballardvale; Driscoll's Pack- er- Stirnweiss were a brilliant defen- tities. In Sain and Spahn, they have bridge. A little over a year ago, Etryvvvvckmtvf.tvvvvvrtilmcfctctc the two best pitchers in their league age Store, 5 Post Office Ave.; Town sive team. But they were so far be- this same group held a similar —the best nucleus for a winning Grill, Main and Elm Sts.; Scanlon's McNicol, Brownie Block Print, Wasson and many other Christmas Cards. ver 'nd Stephens and Doerr, Boudreau luncheon-bridge which was very staff. vin- nd Gordon, there was no compari- successful, and those who at- Inn, N. Main St.; Hoffman's Lunch, Dennison Christmas Wrappings. — Christmas Paper Napkins Bill" Barron, Jr. The Dodgers have added another o a on. You could trace at least 10 tended it are looking forward to Inc., 9 and 11 Post Office Ave.; and Table Cloths. — Masselin Napkins and Towels also. Also . BURNER year's experience which is ail they aid another completely enjoyable Fred's Lunch, 19 Essex St.; An- AND SERVICE needed—plus some saner handling. Packay Brownie Block Prints, English Paper Napkins. — Cranberry Red wn afternoon. The proceeds will be dover Country Club, Canterbury St.; Howard D. Johnson Co., So. Glassware. —English Bone China Cups and Saucers. — English Violet :0r , Heating Systems Subscribe to The Townsman donated to the organ fund. INJURED IN ACCIDENT has d. Tel. And. 1911 Mrs. Walter Caswell is the gen- Main St.. Shawsheen Market, 2 Perfume. — New Fancy Soap. — Sachet Kittens. — New Metal Costume $2.50 a Year Margaret H. Thompson of Porter sal eral chairman and the luncheon Riverina ltd. Jewelry and Sterling Silver Jewelry.—New England Calendars.—Garden Rd., suffered slight injuries Mon- The two applications which will .rat committee includes: Mrs. Harold Calendars. — A Large Display of Stationery. — Christmas Decorative day night when the station wagon Hathaway, chairman, assisted by come up for approval at next Mon- The Equitable Life Assur- day's meeting were those of the An- Candles. — Hand Woven Ties. — A large assortment of Miniatures. nas Cards she was driving was in collision Mrs. Charles Gabeler, Mrs. Arthur ance Society of the U. S. Reading, Mrs. Mary Reed. Mrs. dover Lunch, Main St., and the Many imported Novelties. — Mechanical Toys. — Judy Inlay Puzzles. E ASSORTMENT LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE with a sedan on N. Main St. Accord- Shawsheen Manor, N. Math St. Lloyd Howells, Mrs. Frederick Baby Toys and other games and toys.—Children's Books.—Vogue Dolls. DISPLAY HARRY E. CLOUGH ing to the police report, Lynwood Smith and Mrs. Guy Howe, Sr. A 117 CHESTNUT STREET H. Dean of Hanover, N. H., operator Christmas greens table will be GARDEN PLOWING E. oducts of TEL. ANDOVER 111 of the sedan, was injured about the presented by Mrs. Carleton Kim- knee, and Mrs. Alice Bean, riding ball, where orders may be placed RUBBISH REMOVED STCRAFT for Christmas wreaths and decora- GENERAL TRUCKING CHARLOTTE MARLAND GIFT SHOP with him, was shaven up. She was 'her Designers Here To Serve tions. Table decorations are in 106 MAIN STREET ANDOVER, MASS. it4D removed to the Lawrence General John M. Murray charge of Mrs. Edward Dean and BATESON & SON UGS Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson. TEL. 1467 - W RED Gulf hospital in the town ambulance. lizailizaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaael er Ness . CO. Tickets may be obtained from IS Super Service Mrs. Frederick Smith, Mrs. Guy :ET TEL.142 Cor. Main and MERRIMACK COLLEGE The Most Rev. John J. Wright, Howe, Mrs. Ernest Young, Mrs. Chestnut Streets ). D.D., auxiliary bishop of Boston Walter Caswell and Mrs. Edward Immediate Delivery O'Donnell, who is the parish sec- EN will speak on "Catholics anti Civil 72 EV ISION Liberties" in the second lecture of retary at the parish house. Instrument Instruction the series sponsored by Merrimack ALI SIZES at COAL PRIVATE and GLASS college, Sunday afternoon at 3 *KEEP BUYING BONDS* o'clock in St. Mary's auditorium, ITER'S • Accordion • Clarinet Lawrence. Previous to the lecture • Saxophone • Trumpet the Merrimack college glee club of COKE 25 male voices will present a musi- LOUIS SCANLON'S • or Your Favorite Piano •Bass Viol •Drums cal program under the direction of ON THE ANDOVER LINE * • Electric & Spanish Guitar the Rev. William J. Wynne, O.S.A. OIL ICH or DRINK • Vibraphones Chrysler Airtemp Products Park Street METRO MUSIC CENTER OIL BURNERS ,} COMMON ST. TEL. 20232 LUNDGREN RUSCON HOT WATER HEATERS T FOR .YOUR ARTIST'S SUPPLIES g inElcif Tin WALL FURNACES AND BOILERS CAR!' DECORATES AND PROTECTS AIR CONDITIONING UNITS MASONRY WAILS- INDOORS MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN AND OUTDOORS • Here's the DONALD E. LUNDGREN ; easy, low-cost way to have Be Prepared I ER beautiful, clean, sanitary base- ment walls. You'll get twice the J LO RS • pleasure and use out of your ROCK SALT basement. Tint WALL 15 easy to ARTIST'S BRUSHES Personal Service apply and it slays on. While and CALCIUM CHLORIDE Sable — Bristle colors. Made by TRUSCON— the in TREATED SAND CHARCOAL, CANVAS ,waterproofing specialists. For Walks and Driveways CANVAS BOARD Any City or Town ORT • BEAUTIFUL • CLEAN PALETTES SKETCH PADS 4WSHEJII B. L. McDONALD COAL COMPANY fOR MART NEW ENGLAND PAINT Telephone 2073 58 MAIN STREET 'driver Ford Vega: AND WALLPAPER CO. 18 Elm Street 'hill St., Slrovaheen Tel. And. 234 Law. 5915 767—Law'. M335 '0 BROADWAY LAWRENCE Andover, Moss. R 14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — DECEMBER 2, 1948 Mn Report From the State House (' ealth of Nlossachusetts rimitATE COURT (Continued from Page Ten LEGAL NOTICES Divorce Docket No. 19,052 CLASSIFIED ADS Essex, ss. to lie netitintined at government To Archer LeRoy Ilolton, Junior, of An- FOR SALE FOR RENT ••••• monwetilth of Nlassitchosetts wealth of Massachusetts dover in said County of Essex, now coin• BUS expense were established in Massa- moron' of Reno in the State of Nevada. PROBATE COURT PROBATE COURT chuse.as and now we have three A libel has been presented to said Court by FOR SALE — GREAT DANE FOR RENT-2 ROOMS. EITHER Docket No. 216,912 Docket No. 225.746 your wife Margaret II. Bolton of said An- tuberculosis sanitariums, at Lake- Puppies; 3 IA mos, old; Fawn one or both without board; ville, North Reading, and Rutland, Essex, as. ss. dover praying that a divorce from the bond To all persons interested in the estate of To all persons interested in the estate of of matrimony between herself and you be with black masks, inoculated business person preferred. Le. Jecreed for the cause of cruel and abusive and two cancer sanitariums, at William McKeon of Andover in said County, Maude G. Taylor late of Andover in said treatment and pra, ing for alimony-011d for and ready for delivery; sired by rated in center of town. Refer- an insane person. Iounty, deceased. Westville, and Pondville. The de- custody of and allowance for minor children. international champion. Tel. ences required. Tel. 2205-w, The guardian of said ward has presented A petition has been presented to mid Court partment also maintains 20 co- If you desire to object thereto, you or to said Court her first account for allowance. for probate of a certain instrument purport- Winchester 6-2 1 13. D-2 D-9-16 operative diagnostic cancer clinics ing to be the lost will of said deceased by o, attorney should 61..• a written appearance If you desire to object thereto you or your in said Court within twenty-one daps from Alice A. Jenkins of Andover in said Count, throughout the state. attorney should file a written appearance in the 31st day of January, 1949, the return eaa4 praying that she lie appointed executrix FOR SALE—THE FACILITIES OF LOST i:/eie R said Court at Salem before test o'clock in day of this citation. T h e Department of Public the forenoon on the sixth day of December thereof without giving a suret on her bond. our modern job printing plant for Witness John V. Phelan, Esquire, First 1948, the return day of this citation. If you desire to object thereto you or Health also furnishes treatment Judge of said Court, this eighteenth day of all your needs in printing — LOST—ABOUT NOV. 1 IN AN- Your attorney should file a written appear Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Nov,inber in the year one thousand nine for venereal diseases by the main- once in said Court at Lawrence before ten letterheads, bill heads, posters, dover or North Andover, Ladies' Judge of said Court, this tenth day of No- hundred and forty-eight. 3 MAIN ST. o'clock in the forenoon on the thirteenth da tenance of 25 separate clinics co- vember in the year one thousand nine hun• Register. flyers, cards. Quality and service Platinum Wrist Watch; initials deed and forty-eight. of December, 1948, the return day of this RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., operating with local hospitals. citation. N25, D2,9) are our specialties. The Consoli- M.M.W. with white gold strap. RICHARD J, WHITE, JR., Register. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Tel. And. 316, New projects are under way for (18, 25, D2) Massachosetta dated Press, Inc., 4 Park Street (tf 24) Judge of said Court, this twenty-second day Commonwealth of the control of rheumatic fever and Commonwealth of Massachusetts of November in the year one thousand nine PROBATE COURT hunt', I and forty-eight. FOR SALE—NEW MOON HOUSE WANTED TO BUY arthritis. No department which PROBATE COURT Docket No. 225,590 THE RICHARD J. WHITE, J Register, Trailer, perfect condition, sleeps has as much control over the lives Docket No. 216,910 114 5 9 Essex, ss. ( of people would be effective with- Essex, so. To all persons interested in the estate of four. Apply to Mr. Butler, ANYTHING OLD FASHIONED OR SHAWSHEEN LAi Albert J. Moore late of Andover in said To all persons interested in the estate of rot lllll °owe/11th of Massachusetts ANTIQUE, Guy N. Christian, out complete reciprocal co-opera- County, deceased. Perry's Trailer Camp, Main CO., INC. Florence McKeon of Andover in said PROBATE COURT Union St., Georgetown, Mast tion with cities and towns through- County, an insane person. A petition has been presented to said Street, North Reading. D-2 Docket No, 225,762 out the Commonwealth and other The guardian of said ward has presented Court for probate of a certain instrument Write or Phone 2851. We will The Finest Laund to said Court her first account for allowance. Essex, ss. purporting to be the last will of said de- local hoards of health. ceased by Agnes W. Moore of Andover in FOR SALE — GRAY ENGLISH call. If you desire to object thereto you or your To all persons interested in the estate of said County, praying that she be appointed type pram with extension for CLEANING SEP With this in mind the state has attorney should file a written appearance in David D. Black late of Andover in said executrix thereof without giving a surety on ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING OLD County, deceased. baby's feet. Practically new. said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in her bond. AVAILABLI been divided up Into eight sepa- the fore.on on the sixth day of December A petition has been presented to said ,Mturbletop, Walnut, Grape and If you desire to object thereto you or your Tel. 19 8 4. D-2 districts 1948, the return day of this citation. rate health in an attempt Court Inc probate of a ..rtain instrument attorney should file a written appearance in Rose-carved Furniture. Glass, purporting to be the last will of said deceased RY US AND SE to decentralize in a sense tile ad- W.tnesa, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First said Court at Lawrence Ixdore ten o'clock FOR SALE—LADIES' BLENDED China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Jedge of said Court, this tenth day of No. I, Nellie C. Black and Fred E. Cheever, in the forenoon on the thirteenth day of ministration of the Department of ventber in the >ear one thousand nine Intn• both of Andover in said County, praying December 1948, the return day of this cita- Raccoon and Grey cloth three- Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, Fur. YOURSELF Public Health. With this kind of tired and forty-eight. ,hat they be appointed executors thereof tion. without giving a surety on their bond. quarter length coat; Girl's Tan nature, Etc. William F. Graham. TEL. 620 ANI RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First coverage and with aggressive, for- (18, 25, D2) If • ou desire to object thereto you or your Judge of said Court, thus second day of Polo Coat, both size 16. Call Jr.. 165 Golden Hill Ave., Hat,: ward-looking officials in the de- attorney should file n written appearance in November in the year one thousand nine And. 3 4 5-M. D-2 hill, Mass., Telephone Ilaverh11. partment. and with co-operation said Court at I.awrence before ten o'clock hundred and fort,-eight. in the forenoon on the thirteenth day of De- RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register 7 0 1 O-W. Will call to look. on the part of the general public, IDc You Enotti centher 1948, the return day of this citation. (18, 25, D2) FOR SALE-1 9 48 TWO DOOR (tt 26) M. T. WAI the general health standards of Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Prefect (British Ford) with Judge of said Court, this twenty-second day Commonwealth of Massachusetts EST. 1885 the Commowealth of Massachu- 1948 Zenith Radio, perfect con- WANTED TO BUY—COLONIAL of November in the year one thousand nine PROBATE COURT PLUMBING AND HI setts are being steadily improved Massachusetts? hundred and forty-eight. House in good condition, up to Docket No. 225,643 dition; mileage under 2,0 0 O. CONTRACTOR under extremely difficult condi- DO YOU KNOW THAT Of RICIIARD J, WHITE, JR., Register Essex, as. $25,000. Anything over 1 acre. (N25, D2, 9) To all persons interested in the estate of Priced for quick sale, $1,6 0 0. Call Ipswich 107-W. AIR CONDITION tions. For example: The Pondville the 39 area offices of the Massachu- Dirk H. van der Stucken late of Andover, Private owner. Seen by ap- D-9.16 (' valth of Massachusetts in said County, deceased. Cancer hospital has a capacity of pointment only. Tel. Law. 6 5 4 6. SHEET METAL V setts Division of Employment Se- ritoilATE COURT A petition has been presented to said SERVICES OFFERED 150 beds, yet because of a lack of Court praying that Grety V. Lundin of llos. tf curity, the ten centers showing the Docket No, 225,751 28 ESSEX STRE assistants, nurses, doctors, and ton in the County of Suffolk be appointed Essex, ss. administratrix of said estate without giving SPENCER CORSET AGENCY DAY NURSERY, MONDAY other qualified personnel, there lowest number of unemployment a surety on her bond. TEL. AND. 2 To all persons interested in the estate of through Friday, 7 a. m. to 5 are 50 beds vacant at the present compensation claimants in propor- Catherine M. Casey late of Andover in said If you desire to object thereto you or your Custom made garments. Per- County, deceased, attorney should file a written appearance in sonalized Service in your own p. m. Operated by two ells moment. said Court at Salon before ten o'clock in tion to population are: Newton .31 A petition has been presented to said Court home. Health Supports. Mildred tered nurses. For further in- Likewise, in tuberculosis hos- for probate of a certain instrument purport- the forenoon on the sixth day of December percent, Waltham ,33 pet., Woburn ing to be the last will of said deceased by 1948, the return day of this citation. S. Farwell, Tel. Lowell 3 4 1 3 3. formation call Law. 33789, DISTII pitals, one-third of the beds are ()wen L. Casey of Andover in said County, Witness, John V, l'helan, Esquire, First D-2-9-li SEFI .38 pct., Norwood .45 pct., North- and praying that he or sonic other suitable Judge of said Court, this ninth day of D-9-16 vacant for the same reasons, yet Lady ampton .51 pet., Framingham .56 person be appointed administrator with the November in the year one thousand nine there are in Massachusetts at least w II annexed of said estate (no executor be- hundred and forty-eight. pct., Cambridge .61 pct., Quincy .61 ing named in said will). RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register Co wealth of Massachusetts BONANZA M. A. I 2,0 0 0 people who are suffering If you desire to object 11,reto you or your (18, 25, D2) from active tuberculosis but for attorney should file a written appearance in PROBATE COURT "Harry," said the auditor's FUNERA1 pct., Athol .59 pct., and Malden and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Docket No. 225,784 whom there is no hospital care in said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the wife, "aren't attics the most 383 No. Main Medford both .70 pct., compared forenoon on the Twentieth day of Decem- PROBATE COURT Essex, as. sight. ber 1948, the return day of this citation. Docket No, 218,309 To all persons interested in the estate of wonderful things to have around with a ratio for the average of the Florence G. Ilerrick late of Andover in said Witness, John V. l'helan, Esquire, First Essex, as. "Yes, indeed," agreed !'- Again the Rutland sanitarium state of 1.18 pct The vital sta- Judge of said Court, this Twenty-fourth day To all persons interested in the estate of County, deceased. of November in the year one thousand nine William McKeon, otherwise known as A petition has been presented to said agreeable man. "What did y, celebrates its 50th anniversary tistics record over the 17-year Court for probate of a certain instrument hundred and forty-eight. William E. McKeon late of Andover in said discover now, darling?" this year as the Matt state tubercu- period 1930 - 1946 Inclusive, shows RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. County, deceased. purporting to be the last will of said de• losis hospital in the country; yet, that the average daily number of William Ii. Kell,. Esq. The administratrix of said estate has pre• ceased by Frederic R. Knipe of Hav-rhill "The new look," replied t, 716 Bay State Bldg., seated to said Court for allowance her first in said County, praying that he be appointed happy housewife, "in an ol since its establishment, there have births in. Massachusetts was highest Lawrence, Mass. (2.9-16) and final account. executor thereof without giving a surety on been no substantial improvements in July, August and September and if you desire to object thereto you or your ai bond. trunk." c ealth of Massachusetts attorney should file a written appearance in If you desire to object th•reto you or your made. lowest in January, November and attorney should file a written appearance in eRoitATE COURT said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in December....Against an index base the forenoon on the sixth day of December said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the Andover Welding Co. As in the case of the Depart- Docket No, 214,636 1948, the return day of this citation. forenoon on the Twentieth day of Decem- ment of Mental Health, steps must of 100 as the daily average for the Essex. ss. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First ber 1948, the return day of this citation. Witness, John V. Phelan. Esquire, First GAS AND ELECTRIC year, births in July averaged 104.4, To all persons interested in the estate of Judge of said Court, this tenth day of No- be taken to overcome these con- vetnber in the year one thousand nine hun- Judge of said Court, this twenty-third day Shop Hours 8 - 12 RES. Neils Sorenson, otherwise known at Nels ,if November in the year one thousand nine AND. 1775 ditions in order to protect the gen- August 103.4, September 103.1, June Sorenson, Nils Sorenson and Niels Sorenson dred and fort -eight. huntlren and forty-eight. Tel. And. 2029-R 101.9, January 96.1, November 96.9, late of Andover in mid County, deceased: RICHARD J, WHITE. JR., Register. eral public and to attain optimal (18, 25, 02) RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. health conditions in Massachu- December 96.9, April 98.3, February intestate. (2.9-16) 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER A petition has been presented to said Commonwealth of Massachusetts •••••••••••111 setts. 98.4, and March. May and October Court by Charles %V. Trombly of North Commonwealth of Massachusetts '--_RNEST L. WILlo 9.3.... The actual number of births Andover in said County administrator of the PROBATE COURT estate not already administered of said de- Docket No. 214,674 eltOBATE COURT (Teal Estate — I Forced handing to Massachusetts parents averaged ceased, praying for authority to adjust by Essex, ss. Docket No. 216,911 194 a day over the I7-year period... •-ompromose a certain demand in favor of To all persons interested in the estate of Essex, su. PLUMBING RES. AND. 16 A matt called at a hospital to ,a:(1 estate as set forth in said petition, Walter M. Lamont late of Andover in said To all persona interested in the estate of County, &ceased. LAW. 4762 Massachusetts Institute of Technol- If you desire to object thereto you or your Maurice McKeon of Andover in said County, visit a friend. The heavily ban- The executor of the will of said deceased, an insane person. ogy has one instructor for each 4.8 attorney should file a written appearance in has presented to said Court for allowance 311-312 BAY STAT daged patient had just recovered said Caort at Salem before ten o'clock in the The guardian of said ward has presented students. in Harvard the ratio is its first and final account. t• said Court her first account for allowance. and consciousness and was anxious to • °remain on the Twentieth day of Decem- If you desire to object thereto you or one per 5.3 students The number ber 1948, the return day of this citation. If you desire to object thereto you or your know what had happened. our attorne • should file a written appear- attorney should file a written appearance in of wage earners employed in retail Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First ance in said Court at Salim before ten said Court at Salem bet ore ten o'clock in Judge of said Court, this Twenty-ninth day HEATING "Well, the visitor said. "you had trade in the Commonwealth during o'clook in the forenoon on the sixth day of the forenoon on the sixth (lay of December a few drinks with the boys last of November in the year one thousand nine December 1948, the return day of this cit. 1949, the return day of this citation, AUTO LOANS October was 2.9%, less than a year hundred and forty-eight. !ion. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First night and made a bet that you RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Judge of said Court, this tenth day of No. W. H. Welch Co. ago, as reported by the Dept. of From the Office of Judge of said Court, this tenth day of vember in the >ear one thousand nine bun• EQUIPMENT Li could jump out of the window and , Charles W. Trombly Labor and Industries....The State November in the >ear one thousand nine deed and forte•eight. TEL AND, 128 fly around the house." 523 !lay Sta e Illdg. Hundred and forty-eight. RICHARD J, WHITE, JR., Register. Planning board has submitted a hill Lawrence, Mass. (2.9.16) RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register (18, 25, D2) PERSONAL "Good grief!" exclaimed the pa- to the Legislature which would au- Sweeney & Sargent, Attys., Commonwealth of Massachusetts 316 Essex Street, tient. "didn't you even try to stop thorize cities and towns, in the ab- deposits — $7,407 PROBATE COURT Lawrence, Massachusetts (18, 25, D2) me?" settee of a comprehensive zoning by- Docket No. 225,621 Con llllllll wealth of Massachusetts "Stop you!" said his friend. "I law, to regulate the removal of soil, Essex, ss. T., all persons interested in the estate of PROBATE COURT Andove bet five bucks you could do it!" loam, sand or gravel. Pheite L. Coleman, late of Andover, in ESSCX, SS. said County, deceased. To all persons interested in the trust A petition has been presented to said estate t tider the will of William I). Currier National I Court for probate of a certain instrument late of Andover in said County, deceased, purporting to be the last will of said de. for the b.:tient of Carrie Baker Currier and Mechanical Magic ceas d b. Jacob B. Bagdoian of Lawrence others. ANDOVER, M in said County, pray ing that he be ap• The trustees of said estate have presented pointed executor thereof without giving a to said Court fur allowance their second and surety on his bond. Ralph %V. Coleman the .inal account. other executor named in said will having If you des:re to th Tett, you or your tech.,' to serve. attorney should file a written appearance in T. J. SCANLOI If you desire to object thereto y Olt or your said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the attorney should file a written appearance in forenoon on the twentieth day of December LwIdirtg M11Eee i al, said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in 1948, th • return do: of this citation. the forenoon on the sixth tlay of December Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First, LAW 90l g .s SC 11948, the return day of this citation. Judge of said Court, this twenty-fourth day ts5O( Sr. COB. PRO, Wi•ness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First of November in the year one thousand nine LAWRENCE, MA Judge of said Court, this fi fth day of No- Imo lent and forty-right. ' vember in the year one thousand nine bun- RICHARD J. W [DTP, JR., Register. RES. AND. if : (red and forty-eight. Sweetie & Sargent, Attys. RICHARD J. witiTE, JR., Register 316 Esses Street Jacob it, Bagdoian, Law Teller, Massachusetts (2.9-16) Attot ney-at-law E. Olt+ Bay State Bldg., Conuitoowealth of Nlassachusetts F Milk Proudc Lawrence, Mass. (18, 25, D2) PROBATE COURT Docket Nu. 177,625 nOZEN FOOD Corm llllll wealth of Massachusetts Essex, as. PROBATE COURT all verons interested in the estate of BRING IN YOUI Docket No. 225,788 William D, Currier late of Andover in said Essex, ss. County, deceased. To all persons interested in the estate of he cite ani.r of the will of said deceased, AND. 70c S Jennie Mears, late of Andover in said has prestnt to said Court for allowance it y, Essex, deceased. his third and final account. petition has been present.' to said It you desire to object th -nets you or your Court pra. ing that Lewis N. Mears of An- attorney should file a written appearance in dover in said County be appointed adminis. said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in !rotor of said estate without giving a surety the forenoon on the twentieth day of De. on his bond. ,einlier 1948, the r. turn day of this cit. ._',.iLORIS DI STE If you desire to object thereto you or your lion. attorney should file a written appearance in Witness, John V. I'helan, Esquire, First GET READY NOW WITH A NEW ['NTER and DEC said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the Judge of said Court, this twenty-fourth day of November in the year one thousand nine r,•viam on the twentieth (lay of December FoSiDINTIAL-INDUSTRI the return day of this citation. hot .re I and forty.eight. %Vitness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Het/Liter, GENERAL ELECTRIC Sweetie & Sargent, Attys. DOUBLE-BED 21, SO. MAIN ST. lee of said Court, this twenty-fourth day L oventlea. in ..he !ear one thousand nine 316 Essex Str et 1,aidre u and fort• -eight. Laa rence, Massachusetts (2-9.16) SINGLE CONTROL RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register. AUTOMATIC BLANKET (2.9-16) Comi llllll wealth of Massachusetts $41 95 PROBATE couRT Start your fall sleeping under a G. E. THE GARDEN \ DOVER SAVINGS BANK Divorce Docket No. 19,059 DOUR E-BED Essex, ss. Automatic Blanket and enjoy cozy, Steticui the tollowing pass books issued by the To Jollies R. Earle of Rumford in the DUAL-CONTROL Flower Andover Savings Bank have been lost and State of Maine. restful slumber . . . every night . . , all 11,11110011 has been made for the issuance Plant A at amend II. has been presented $52.95 Itiplieate books. Public notice of said ap to said Court b, Dorothea N. Earle of A. winter long. Now's the time to buy cation is hereby given, in accordance with ,tow in said County of Essex praying that TWIN-BED Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts of a divorce from the baud of matrimony be. automatic blankets for every bed in Ti 1908. twe:it herself and you, said James R, Earle SINGLE CONTROL MO LO Pay meni has be-ti stopped. lie tlecre d tor the cause of athiliery cont• your home so the whole family can alulti-colored fabrics, so scarce during the war sears are Book. Nu. 54,976, mated with a named person and praying enjoy restful, healthful sleeping comfort. $39.95 still meeting a strong demand. Much of this cloth is manufac- 13,1 IS S. FINGER. Treattorot oil site may be permitted to resume her maiden name of Dorothea N. Blunquist. tured on box looms. It requires a high degree of craftsmanship to (21.28.N4) RANGE AND FL t.et up these looms and careful weaving is a must. The intricate - - -— Ii you desire to object thereto you or your Clever Evasion attorney should file a written appearance in machine shown above can use four different colors in making • aid Co d• w thin twenty,ne days from the 00,244 LAWRENCE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPAI TROMBLY B cloth, and a pronounced plaid was being made when this picture Brunette: "My dear, where did s:vent rush day of January, 1949, the re. was taken. Multiple colors are woven in the cloth with the fill- your beautiful string of pearls ii.rit day Of this citation. H SERVICENT Witness John V. Phelan, Esquire, First PART OF NEW ENGLAND EitCisiC SW ing or weft yarns which run crosswise, and the loom's shuttles come from? I hope that you don't , Alan • Judge of said Court, this twenty-third day ,111111M11121 Carburetor and change automatically to pick up the proper colored yarns neces- mind my asking?" if November In the year one thousand nine TEL. 110)1 or ; sary for the design. hundred and forty-eight. K st Sutton St. Hillside Blonde: "Not at all. They came RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register, NEW ENGLAND lite PLACE TO LIVE ANCIONOR from oysters." (2.9-161

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DS RENT BUSINESS PERSONALITIES AND SERVICES Ile tea ROOMS, EITHER It without board. ion preferred. Le- You Should Know and Patronize er of town. Refer 'ed. Tel. 2205-W, TS 0-9-16 Publish Book on Works &top. City Cleaners SPECIAL OST ate Rea44 Of Artist-Teacher Christmas Items On Display Silk or Woolen (plain) The Addkon Gallery of American Will Do Your NOV. 1 IN AN- Art at Phillips Academy, announces DRESSES 69c th Andover, Ladies' ..\ IN ST. TEL. 861 the publication of a book entitled, At The Elite Beauty Shop Flatwork, Cleaning Expertly Dry Cleaned and rist Watch: initials "Search for the Real," by Hans This is the time to get your Pressed white gold strap Hofmann, celebrated artist and wardrobe ready for Christmas. At 6. ftf 24) teacher. The book is a series of the City Cleaners and Dyers on essays, based on an exhibition Main Street, Andover, the Christ- ED TO BUY THE which covers a half century of Hof- mas rush has started. Their work mann's art work and which was is excellent, and your clothes will n FASHIONED OR SHAWSHEEN LAUNDRY held at the Addison Gallery from look like new. he 3uy N. Christian, 6 CO., INC. January 2 to February 22, 1948. 35 MAIN ST. ANDOVER Georgetown, Mast Take your curtains with you— us Edited by Sara T. Weeks and City Cleaners can save you time none 2851. We 1111 iii The Finest Laundry and Bartlett H. Hayes, Jr., "Search for and energy, and make them look in- the Real" attempts to show, both lust as well as you can, with less Fire-Proofed Cotton Batting CLEANING SERVICE ng R ANYTHING OLD by essays and by reproductions of e ffort. Size 30 in. x 30 in. — 19c Sheet AVAILABLE Mr. Hofmann's work, the gradual Buy your wrappings here for that ly. Walnut, Grape and Have you been struggling with evolution of his style as exemplified Special Gift — FANCY PAPER, ng Furniture. Glass, he family wash? Don't—City TRY US AND SEE FOR during the half century from 1898 , TISSUE PAPER — CARDS ns' 'r, Jewelry, Clock,. Cleaners can take care of that, too. to 1948, with emphasis on his con- es, Guns, Coins, Fur. YOURSELF You'll consider the expense neg- THE IRMA BEENE SHOP tinuing search for the meaning of • MAIN STREET /11S-M la- William F. Graham, TEL. 620 AND. ligible when you see the results reality. ut- len Hill Ave., Haver The fiat work and men's shirts are in- Telephone Haverhill Hans Hofmann, who for many beautifully done. years was an influential teacher in tl Vill call to look. Repair work is another trouble- ANDOVER Europe, has continued his teaching (tf 26) M. T. WALSH some Item. Many of us can't find et- career in this country. He has held EST. 1885 time to fix the little rips and tears. BUY—COLONIAL exhibitions in Berlin, San Francisco, Sales and Service PLUMBING AND HEATING but City Cleaners can do this while ter pod condition, up to New Orleans, New York, Chicago, ,nything over 1 acre. CONTRACTORS you are thinking about it. General and Andover. A forthcoming exhibi- tat 107-W. D-9-16 AIR CONDITIONING tion is planned in Paris in 1949. Courtesy and friendliness is the AUTO REPAIRING theme song of the City Cleaners ro- SHEET METAL WORK ,ES OFFERED on Main Street. No matter how 'Eddie' Ellis 'Hank' Brearly nil 28 ESSEX STREET LITTLE LISTENERS you feel when you go in, you'll 01 PARK ST. TEL. 26 rt- E R Y, MONDAY TEL. AND. 201 At 10 a. In. Wednesday. Dec. 8, come out with a smile. Miss Doris die "iday, 7 a. m. to I the Littlest Listeners and their Gates, the local manager, and her wn ated by two regle- mothers will meet in the Young assistant have that effect on every JOHN M. MURRAY BS. For further in• People's room of the Memorial Hall one. by ul- :all Law. 33789. DISTINCTIVE library. There will be stories and Try City Cleaners soon, if you SERVICE D-2-9-14 games for the children and the are hunting for a good cleaner. SUPER SERVICE Lady Attendant mothers' group will discuss the sub- The service will please you. M. A. BURKE ject "Building Your Family Christ- mas Traditions." All mothers and MAIN AND CHESTNUT STS. TEL. 1141114 said the auditor's FUNERAL HOME COME SEE US FOR YOUR TIRE NEEDS three, four and five year olds are t attics the mot 383 No. Main St., And. 2 T. Augustine Farragher cordially invited to attend. ngs to have around.' Enters New Business .be eed," agreed the A testimonial dinner was ten- STONE GROUND FLOUR I a. ,n. "What did yet! dered T. Augustine Farragher by darling?" Weston F. Eastman fellow-employees of the Lawrence ALL PUkPOSE WHEAT look," replied the Gas & Electric Co., last week, as WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT !wife, "in an old INSURANCE The Elite Beauty Shop at 3 The Contoure line of Cosmetics he ended 20 years' service with !a Main street can offer you glamor is featured here, and this is the the organization to join the firm CORN MEAL — RYE REAL ESTATE :Ind good grooming for the com- place to stock up on your make-up of the Andover Home Service, 1 ar Welding Co. ing holidays. needs. Essex St., with Theodore Tarbox. Bay State Bldg. WEND-WHEAT ar- 'ID ELECTRIC As you know, they give all Mrs. Mary Ventura has been in During the time he was with on, filminess here for fourteen years. Hours 8 - RES. AND. 1775 LAW. 3 - 2149 types of permanent waves, and the Lawrence Gas & Electric Co.. ion and she and her assistants. Lena Mr. Farragher first covered Great- iall And. 2029-R are expert in individualized hair- Zappala and Rachel Lostimolo, er Lawrence, and for the past 10 Andover Consumers Co-op OM r. ANDOVER cutting and shaping. The short haircut is definitely in style—why can satisfy the most exacting years was sales and office manager 68 MAIN ST. ANDOVER EtT- PHILIP I. GAUDET ERNEST L. WILKINSON not treat yourself to a smart and clientele. Tel. Andover 867. of the Andover office. He will con- Building contraetor-itemodeling Real Estate — Insurance ,omfortable hairdo very soon? tinue to serve Andover people in ver FOUNDATION and HOT-TOP home service appliances. tin- You can get a good looking IMBING RES. AND. 1653 Cement Block, Stone, IS rick and Book Review Enjoyed Mr. Farragher is a familiar a Cement Work manicure here ut the stone time, SHATTUCK'S EXPRESS LAW. 4762 figure in the town and is con- ilill Sand, Loam and Gravel and before you leave. look over By November Club EST 1911 311 312 BAY STATE BLDG. For Free Estimates 'rd. 1519.W nected with several of its organi- wn the handsome array of inexpensive and Members of the November club zations. For the past five years Dl ily Dependable Service little Christmas items on display. and their guests enjoyed a very lie has served as secretary of the 32 Park St. Tel. And. 577 1tH ATING You'll find scented toilet soaps, pleasant afternoon Monday Nov. Andover Service Club, he is a cal DIANA 29, when Mrs. Marion Tucker AUTO LOANS children's pure soap in the form of director of the Elgasco Credit rag BEAUTY Snowmen, Santas and animals, as Rudkin gave one of her interesting union of the L. G. & E. Co., and Welch CO. book reviews . EQUIPMENT LOANS SALON well as Castile and Bath Foam. a member of St. Augustine's Men's Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe The nylon hairbrushes are a A suggested list of books for club and the Holy Name society. L AND. 128 All Types Of PERM:4 VFNT 1 HAIR TINTING PERSONAL LOANS PERMANENTS good buy, and you can even and a Christmas giving included: "Re- Mr. Farragher and his wife, the DIANA LANE, Prop. few pairs of very pretty. but in- membrance Rock" by Carl Sand- former Margaret P. Garvey, live CARRIE P. BACON Deposits — $7,407,090.97 Musgrove 81411. berg, "The Big Fisherman" by Elm So. Tel. 164 expensive earrings. at 65 Carmel Rd. with their three 1,01 1111:.4/ MEN7 S me Chen Yu Nail Sets are most at- Lloyd Douglas, "Dinner At An- children: Thomas. a pupil at Musgrove Bldg. And. .004-W Andover tractive, and the Bubble bath toine's" by Francis Parkington Central Catholic If igh school; cologne would make a nice gift. Keyes, "My Story" by Mary Rob- Katherine and John. pupils at St. PURITY CLEANSERS, Inc. erts Rinehart and many other ex- Augustine's school. National Bank Home of Quality cellent fiction and non-fiction pub- eND lications. TO CONDUCT SALE UGS ANDOVER, LOANS RED MASS. 3 HOUR SERVICE THATCHED ROOF Tea and cake was served by the A food and rummage sale spon- "An Eating Place at Distinction" refreshment committee and Mrs. sored by the Missionary committee !S 13 ESSEX ST. TEL. 1951 TEL. LAW 21112 Thaxter Eaton poured. of the Free church will he held in $50 to $2,000 T. J. SCANLON CO. NO. ANDOVER the lower vestry at 9 a. m. Satur- day, Bee. 11, and will continue [,,,,id,nu Materials, Hardware ROUTES 125.133 ANDOVER EN Baker Refrigeration Co. Subscribe to The Townsman until all articles have been sold. 72 LAW. 9018 - 5004 APARTMENT SIZE WASHERS Donations for either or both ESSEX ST. COR. BROADWAY Reduced to $35.50 $2.50 a Year sales will be gladly received. The FINANCE CO. LAWRENCE, MASS. APARTMENT SIZE MANGLES License MSS RES. AND. 1529 Reduced to $45.00 MOTOROLA church vestry will be open front 8 ESSEX STREET 6 to 0 p. m. Friday evening, Dec. 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLOSIL AND. 1134 LAW. 22221 -T ELEVISION 10. to receive donations. Donors ANDOVER SQUARE Now Sensationally COLES' who cannot otherwise get their TEL. ANDOVER 199$ N. E. Milk Producers Assn. LOW PRICED! NURSING HOME articles to the church are re- Polly Prim Beauty Shop quested to contact any of the fol- nOZEN FOOD LOCKERS " -f Home ol flelplui Service for Chronic Specialist In all $179.95 Convalescent, and Bed Patient?' lowing committee: Mrs. James BRING Sullivan, chairman: Mrs. George WALNUTHURST DAIRY IN YOUR DEER Branches of NOW — 10 Summer St. And. 1389 (Miley, Mrs. Arthur Jowett, Miss Serving Andover AND. 709 Beauty Culture EVERYONE can afford this Esther Batchelder, Mrs. Agnes For Over 66 MAIN NT. new Entertainment for the Burdett, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Tel. 970 35 YEARS ENTIRE FAMILY CAR HARD STARTING? Gorrie and Mrs. Thomas Chad- wick. • A JENKINS. PROP AND, 994 LORIS DI STEFANI AN DOVER TRY TEXACO HIGH-TEST and TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFS PAI NTER and DECORATOR HOME SERVICE HAVOLINE MOTOR OIL No. 10 Nom Roof, Installed and b./paired II t Si DENT! AL—INDUSTR IA L—SCHOOL 2 Et4SEX NT. TEL. 11170 BLACKIE'S SERVICE STATION J. A. PEROS & SONS Mortgages DOUBLE-BED 244 SO. MAIN ST. TEL. 14118-W IN.S.ULATION AND GENERAL SINGLE CONTROL ((IN ItACTING TEL. LAW. 4931 LOANS 95 $41. 1.-- THE GARDEN SHOP DOUBLE-BED Stedman & Son Martha and Frank Robinson, DUAL-CONTROL Flowers, Proprietors Andover Savings $52.95 Plants, Shrubs, DELIVERY HOURS VERRETTE'S Evergreens MON., WED, FRI. MORNINGS ONLY SATURDAY ALL DAY Bank BED Tel. 276 TWIN ItIVEItENA RD. TEL. SOO Restaurant SINGLE AONTROL HO LOWELL ST. In The 61 MAIN ST. TEL 103 $39.95 offarnealr Square RANGE AND FUEL OILS \VW' • Si Fraser's Service Station ECTRIC COMPANY TROMBLY BROS. 11122501 ON THE 016.49, GAS — OIL LAWRENCE PLATE and WINDOW GLASS COMPANY :, RANGE OIL " ELEC. .0 11 11 SERVICENTERS vtaisastrn swat, card. 417 CANAL STREET ACME TIRES • :down - LAWRENCE MASS. SQUARE Carburetor and Brake R•PM. AND BATTERIES TEL. 11051 or 22512 J. H. PLAYDON TELEPHONE 3 - 7151 ANDOVER 60 MAIN STREET AND. 70 12 No. Main St. Tel. 155 AND4,wol t ,47 Sutton St. Hillaid• Rd. 11).-P4. 16 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — DECEMBER 2, 1948 sr country, right or WI MA !IMAGE RETURNS MIHH GEORGIA MAC DONALD hen right, to be Eight Sewing Ideas wrong ti The following marriage returns ENGAGED TO DR. PARK TWIGS OR BRUSHES? Personals ght ; .1101 Coming Events For Christmas Gifts it right. have been filed at the office of The engagement of Miss Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Northey Town Clerk George H. Winslow: Now is the time to get busy —CA It 1, SC11 MacDonald, secretary to Headmas- and Mrs. Hervey Northey of Rocky with Leo Francis Fearon, 23 Ralph st, Hill Rd., spent the holiday with Mr. your needle if you plan to ter John M. Kemper, of Phillips Dee. ash, Lowell, and Beatrice Eva Potvin, and Mrs. Carleton White and family some of your Christmas gifts, sae River rd., married Nov. 27 in Lowell academy, to Dr. William E. Park, 2 Merrimack Valley Wheaton club meets at 3 9 Salem street, at Whitman. Marian Corey, who gives yol OLUME 62, NUN by Justice of the Peace Edward W. president of the Northfield schools Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith of Trull. 8 p. m. eight suggestions about what to has Just been announced. 2 Punchard f o o t ball team Main St., enjoyed the holidays with Joseph J. Misentl, Jr., 41 Corbett sew In McCall's for Noxernher, Miss MacDonald came to An- guests of Legion, post rooms, their son and his family, Mr. and st., and Joyce H. Sterling, 9 Ewing Mrs. Joseph H. Smith of Coxsackie, Also writing about other fashion IEWS dover in the fall of 1944 to be 8 p. m. ave., married Nov. 28 in St. Law- N. Y. highlights this season, she de- 3 Drama department, November rence O'Toole church, Lawrence, secretary to the headmaster, leav- ?.1r. and Mrs. Herbert C. Rafetto scribes dresses that feature club, meets at home of Mrs. the by the Rev. John V. Casey, O.S.A. ing a similar position at The Hill of Manchester, N. H., and their chil- backward flare, the buttoned- Edward C. Nichols, 3 1 Wol- Marc Theodore Fisher-Galanti School in Pottstown, Pennsylvan- dren, spent the holidays with Mrs. down front, aril the elim skirt: nia. She is a graduate of St. Hil- cott Ave., 2 p. m. 131 Main st., and Charlotte Irnela Rafetto's parents, Mr. and Mrs. El- " 'Christmas comes but once a HE da's Hall for Girls, Charles Town, 3 Folk dancing classes open at Gerl, same address, married in the ven W. Golfoy of 29 Summer street. year' as the old carol reminds ns, city hall, Lawrence, Nov. 27, by West Virginia. CHICAGO—Noel Pierce, who Junior high school, 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bailey but that is too often and too soon Justice of the Peace Gordon E. Dr. Park, a graduate of Wil- teaches charm and modelling, shows 3 Lecture on theatre at George EWS dams College and Union Theolo- that clean teeth are an important and family of North Reading were for those of us who are afflicted Gaffney. Washington hall, open to asset personal appearance.taInman . The Thanksgiving day guests at the with the put-it-off disease. Now 14y LEONARD F. ideal Seminary, has been President r rig t il el h old. public, 8:1 5 p. m. brushes,ush home of Mr. and Mrs. Elven W. in November is the time to start of the Northfield Schools at North- ing, hoWever, were typical of those Glifoy of 29 Summer street. The success of CI BE UP TO DATE field, Mass., since 1940 O.E.S. Christmas bazaar. sewing if you are planning to . Dr. Park received in a recent survey con- Ruth Innes and Barbara Hill, stu- STUDY POPULAR PIANO preached in the Phillips Academy ducted in cooperation with the 4 Baptist church fair, afternoon make the gifts you give without ek's Northern Expedit dents at the Lowell State Teachers Beginners and Advanced Students Chapel on November 21st. of this American Dental Association which and evening. any last minute scramble. ;Monis in 1 9 2 7 raise• college played prominent parts in Class In Modern Harmony year. showed that four out of five tooth- 4 Friendship Pomona grange Who were tiv brushes now in use are so badly the program of the senior investi- "Here are eight rather excep- The date for the wedding has meeting, grange hall, 4 p. m. WALTER SLOCOMB worn or are in such an unsanitary ture presented recently at the col- tional gift ideas for which then l'is until now the not been set, but will take place 5 Community orchestra trio on TELEPHONE 2037 - MK condition that they are no longer lege. Miss Innes, who was a mem- are lovely McCall patterns: a new wings of the Kuom sometime in the early spring. usable for oral hygiene. WCCM, 2:0 6 p. m. ber of the committee in charge of hostess gown practically guaran• ellaborated. liut the At the top of the pile of brushes 6 President's night, Indian are two "toothbrushes"— twigs the program, directed the singing teed to make a pretty girl prettier, i•lening. and Chiang Ridge lodge, business meet- which are tufted at the end—which of the 1949 Class song for which she a housecoat with an important big viltly to crush the C were in use by members of a ing at 5:30 p. m. wrote the words and music, and collar, smartly tailored pajamas, Georgia family! Dental authorities ad the liberal group 11 6 Art department of November Barbara Hill was her accompanist. a glamorous black slip. A limn- believe that persons should replace club meets at home of Mrs. intang. For the next CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY their toothbrushes at frequent Miss Hill also directed the singing ous nightgown and its accompany. e devoted his greatest' intervals to maintain good oral John Bond, 2 8 Phillips St., of the college Hymn. ing jacket are lovely in a heavy 3 p. m. toting down the Comn hygiene. Patricia Barnard of High street, sheer. A quilted robe set is a tablished with their o —MANUFACTURERS— 7 Eastern Star Christmas party, and Ruth Kinney of William street, mother-and-daughter gift. And ••st in the southeast Mrs. Reeves Hostess students at Colby Junior college at last but not least, quaint Hale 'angst, forcing them, 8 Literature department of No- New London, N. H., enjoyed the At Chapter Meeting nighty for the smallest in the ke the Long March to vember club meets with Mrs. holidays with their parents. family. est. SODA WATERS At 2:.)u p. in., Tuesday, Dec. 7, Harold Smith, 54 Chestnut Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Kibbee "A smart winter dress feature' the Priscilla Abott chapter, N.B. of Quincy, visited Mr. and Mrs. menintsing Dictatorsh a plunging shawl-collared neck. and GINGER ALES D.A.R., will meet at the home of 9 Goldsmith speaking contest, James Nicoll last Sunday. The Nanking govern! line, a sleek slim front—and flu Mrs. Arthur R. Reeves, 2 Cheever 9 Andover Service club past • Chiang had no rese new back. It swings out so prettily circle. Mrs. Guy B. Howe, chap- presidents' night, Andover STAMP COLLECTING presentation whatev ter regent, will give reports of the PAYS U. S. PROFIT as one walks away. No beit—in• strolled by the Kum state board meeting followed by 9 November club meeting, Geof- On the sixth floor of Washing. stead a smooth midriff and in back e basis of party d a talk on Christmas decorations frey Harwood speaker, 1 0 ton's handsome Post Office Building, a sharp dip. The back is the im• vernment officials w for the home by Mrs. T. Edwin a. m. 17 clerks sit all day long in wire portant thing about another of thit the Central Executi ./iott7- tfiE Andrews of Lawrence. 9 Christ church Women's aux- cages busily stuffing commemora- season's frocks. It's slim at front. of the ICuonsintang Members are requested to bring iliary bridge and luncheon. tive stamps into envelopes destined as are most walk-away dresses. t the National gover Christmas gifts for the boys at church vestry, luncheon at 1 for millions of Americans who col- The flounce starts low there, aid up by the Kuominti s responsible to no Hillside school. p. m. lect stamps for fun and profit, says then rises with a swoop. rty. It was as though To Make Arrangements for the Installation of Your 1 0 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs' Pathfinder. "Something very special in late IS YEARS' EXPERIENCE whist and domino party, Odd atic or Republican Na The clerks are employees of the afternoon fashions is a slim. sot ttee were to clause IN Fellows meeting rooms, 8 TELEVISION SET FOR CHRISTMAS Post Office Department's Philatelic smart dress in black faille will ent officials, hire ant p. m. DRESSMAKING Agency, created in 1821 to keep an that expensively simple look. A w fit, hold no electio 1 1 Food and rummage sale by Television Demonstrations Every Evening From 6-9 REMODELING estimated 12,000,000 stamp collec- slim, slenderizing design does nice attention whatever t Missionary committee of Free ALTERATIONS tors happy by answering questions, things for the woman's figure r wishes. The term church, 1 0 a. m. announcing and selling about Everything about it flatters. from rty" was and still LADIES' SUITS. COATS. 13 Court St. Monica. C. D. of A.. 400,000 worth of new issues each the plunging shawl-collared ar don, as is "Nation I iltESSES MADE To ORDER meeting and Christmas party. ., year. These sales are the depart- bow-tied neckline to the ea- ••nt," which is only an St. Augustine's hall. 8 p. m. ment's only profit-making activity. skirt. • a rigidly controlle 1 6 November club bridge party More than 100,000 letters a year, ip. Such it still rema THE FURNITURE BARN at club house, 2:3 0 p. m. containing anything from three pen- "Junior jumper — High school Russia Communist PAUL'S 1 6 Boosters' committee banquet nies carefully wrapped in tissue and and college girls both will be lir. vernment are indisti WILSON'S CORNER NORTH ANDOVER CLEANERS AND DYERS to P. H. S. football team, Me- secured with sealing wax, mailed ing in jumpers worn with blouse 127 MAIN STREET TEL. 2125 (Continued on Pag morial auditorium, 6:3 0 p. m. by a Texas school girl, to a $20,000 or sweaters. One creation bass 1 7 Legion Christmas party, post certified check from a New York trim bodice, deep square openint PVVVVVCCPCpCPVC-tf=:kfu"VT,VCPVCPVMCP-IVCP ' "ZPCPVC--PVVC rooms, 8 p. m. stamp speculator, pour into the and a wide skirt with soft ple.••• 1 7 Drama department of Shaw- Philatelic Agency. Buyers represent Velveteen on wool is new, and , sheen Village Women's club a cross-sect!on of U. S. population, terestingly used in a coat-dre.. meets at home of Mrs. Arthur says James M. Bell, head of the This is double-breasted for guit 77 Main Street Steinert, 1 Union St.. 2:30 agency. The average remittance: change, with the shawl-colla:-' p. m. r0.50. neck. A square neckline a:. ono•two**3 (Swift Andover, Mass. three-quarter sleeves do wonden 1i i for another buttoned dress. 1311 tucks on the bodice do wonders for - Less folding money the shoulders." for a folding table! Announces News for Lilliputains (The Little People) The Lee-Chalmers Upholstery Shop All types of furniture re-upholstvil and refinished--Cuttom made furi. lure and slipcovers. 13 Little Girl 1 to 3 100 High Street Afuloter SHOPPING C JOSEPH LOVE Dresses 2.95, 3.95 Tel. 801M TILL CHRIST PASTEL CORDUROY SETS (Jacket, Overall, Bonnet) 7.95 ASBESTOS SIDING Little Boy 1 to 3 beam. in Johns Manville Pet malefic Colored Asbestos Also Itrirk and Stour McKEM Cotton Knit Suits 2.95 Roofing Testioist,s Free GOOD LAD Bobby Suits 2.95, 3.95 WILLIAM P. DOYLE Foster Circle. And —Tel '43 / Little Girl and Little Boy 1 to 3 Camera Equip McKEM Cotton Knit Polo Shirts (Long Sleeves) 1.65 Profilatic Com PASTEL POPLIN Crawlers with popped knee (Zipper bottom) - - 2.95 for the Baby . BIB-TOP CORDUROY Overalls 3.25 Yardley, Coty, CLOVERDALE all wool Sweaters (Pet Series) 2.95, 3.95 and Nuts by I CORDUROY COVERALLS (Zip front, elasticized back) . . 5.95 all-purpose Sch ra f fts.

Little Girl 3 to 6x MARGARET O'BRIEN Taffeta Dresses by Dell Town FOLDING TABLES DAL McKEM Cotton knit Turtle neck Polo Shirts ...... 1.95 MEASURED 16 MAIN SANFORIZED COTTON SLIPS with French Seams 1.15 $5 95 . IN MINUTES Little Fella 3 to 6x We sometimes receive pre TRA 1.65 Beautiful, washable, stain. scriptions for compounding McKEM COTTON knit Polo Shirts . resistant tops—electrically which our training and expo McKEM COTTON knit Suits 2.95 ience tell us must be filled FC welded tubular steel legs that speed • • • knit Shirt with gabardine boxer Shorts with all possible be McKEM SUIT, cotton can't snag hose—make a Samson cases where relief must table the buy of a lifetime! measured in minutes. When McKEM SUIT, cotton knit Shirt with corduroy boxer Shorts , et Strong enough to stand on, tool we find such a prescription afford it the highest priority, Smart new designs. Get two and exert the utmost proles. or three—you'll find plenty sional skill to compound the So, come y ou all With your Santa Claus list . . medicine speedily. while main. • • of uses for them! taining the high level of pep' fessional accuracy and Owl' sion which is so essential to of the pm jot-IA.47;4 ,i (Swift the effectiveness scribed medicine. SULLIVAN'S HARTIGAN JOHN M Open Friday and Saturday, December 3rd and 4th from 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. THE BIG FURNITURE STORE CORNER PHONE LAWRENCE 6157 PHARMACY 55 MAIN STREET =aaaaatal/i/al