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CO'"«3Ml 1983 WllMlNGION Hi v. 28TH YFAR. NO 25 WILMINGTON. MASS . JUNF 22 1983 ■ PUB NO 63b 14(1 658 2346 34 CAGES Asbestos found Vining to continue in all schools rubbish collection There uSili IK> nu change in Kather than |usi lei Vining rubbish contractors in negotiate an increase, the Superintendent el Schools l>r and Bnggs conducted a third Wilmington The contract lor selectmen told Town Manager Carol Sager announced Monday test which concurred with the rubbish collection has again Hu// Stapczynski to solicit bids that the results ol a study of the -tales findings ol more than one been awarded lo Michael Vining Vining was again the low level ol asbestos in the percent exposed asbestos in the ol Medtord, .it an increased bidder, will) a tigure ol S876.0O0 Wilmington schools have been schools _ rate. lor three vears, $277,000 lor the completed According lo the Peterson said lhal according Vining has collected Ihe lirsl. S2H2.IHXI lor the second and final report, all the schools, to Joe Dully »l Knvironienlal rubbish lor Ihe past year, under $:i(i7,iKHi lor the third St'A including the closed Boutwell Engineering, a firm thai look a Ihree-year contract In April. services bid $1,075.1X10. S338.000 School, have open areas ol slill another look at the schools' he not il led the town manager lirsl yeai. S3 18 mill second and triable asbestos asbestos situation, it may nol that he wanted to cancel the hird Stanley Roketenetz School committee Chairman cosl as much as $70,000 to do the contract on June 3tl The lown bid Sl.:i»l.tKM): $43(1.000 lirst, Bob Peterson explained that work on lho*\\ ildwoori School as had no recourse, because there S4MUKMI second and $492.DtS) state and Federal regulations expected Jusl painting the \\.is only ,i one year bond with third. consider any level ol exposed ceiling would harden the surface the contract Viningahad been ' The town inanagi r said lhal a asbestos over one percent to be and keep asbestos materials collecting the rubbish lor one year perl urn .nice bond unacceptable from lulling to the floor, ol $207,000 a year, but said lie was would be required \ Ihree-yeai Three different tests were course, he went on. they would losing money One factor was bond would ha\e eliminated done on the schools, he ex- have to keep a close watch on thai the Teuksbury dump had smaller contraclors Irom Ihe Hie ceilings to ensure that the plained. The state conducted the closed Other dumps were both bidding, resulting in much first test which found many panil covering the asbestos farther away .md more ex higher costs to the lown. areas ol piping and insulation doesn'i Hake andtall to the I loor pensive that would have to be rowrappcd Another reason thai the cost ol and covered Town Superin Hie work on Hie Wildwood School tendenl ol Public Buildings and may he reduced i- because when Grounds Hoy McClanahan will the school was lirsl built, the Town Counsel be able to do this work ceiling was installed in two throughout the summer, Dr layei s II the asbestos is on the Sager told the school committee, surface layer i closest to the to initiate action in all the buildings but the classroom), then the work will Wildwood School. This last have lo be done and could be a school poses additional major expense However, il Ihe against contractor problems because, according to asbestos lies on the upper layer Ed Thompson of (he Wilmington Auxiliary Police engraved The I'dt Construction Com losses and there is no water damage, School Business Manager Prank Bike children's phone numbers onlo their bicycles during Bike puny accounts have been turned In other action on June Mi Ihe Antonelh. then' is open asbestos the\ may nol have lo do any Dav Safety !>;»> at the high school. Saturday morning. Mar> Beth over to Alan All man. town water commissioners have on the ceilings as well as the work 'in thai ceiling since Ihe Spencer is watching Kd engrave her bike. counsel, for proper action 1'iit awarded a contract to Kay, pipes in the boiler room To asbestos would be located in an Construction is the company Spolford and Thorndike to eliminate the asbestos on the area lhal would nol be exposed that did the work on contracts replace Ihe two inch water ceiling would require en-1 ,lo Ihe children. It il lies in the three and six lor Ihe Wilmington mains in streets oil Hathaway capsulating. a process that] tipper layer and there is water sewer Acres and oil Uowing Road The would seal oil the entire building damage, work would have to be The motion, turning over the linn was Ihe lowest Ol three with plastic sheets while done to repair the water account, said in part: "failurelo bidders lor the job workers wearing oxygen masks damaged area because water complete contract No. <>, by Del Kay, Spollord and Thorndike spray the ceilings with a special passing through the rooi would 30,1981. Unless Pitt starts within were slated to begin surveying kind ol paint that would uei (!i\,., ..u; any asbestos there. seven days and carries forth to tin the water mams Monday. manently enclose the asbestos According lo Peterson, they completion, the lown will June 20 and lo begin the actual An outside firm would have lo be are irymg to determine now exercise its rights and will hold replacement as soon as possible hired to do this work, and M exactly where this asbestos is Pitt Construction Company The contract requires thai a could cost up to $70,000. The located in order to determine the responsible for all damages and "resident engineer" be on the school committee voted to open cosl ol covering il job while the work is being done bids on the project right away Dr Sager is currently winking A second lest conducted by on backup plans to temporarily Bnggs Engineering showed that place Wildwood School students the schools had low levels ol m oilier buildings il the en- NOLAN'S HEARTHSIDE asbestos which would be ac- capsulation work is nol com- Sun - Wed ceptable, Peterson explained pleted bj September as she McClanahan saw the hopes Dinner discrepancy m the two reports. Thurs . 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? TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22.1983 Boy Scouts held McCoy receives induction ceremonies variance for Troop 56, Boy Scouts of Kurt Rachdorf, Matthew Strow, America, sponsored by the Paul Lawton, and Greg new pizza parlor Congregational Church in Catanzano. Scouts who received Wilmington held a Court of Tenderfoot Badges were Marc Honor and Induction of new Thurlow and John Turner. Michael McCoy, 31 Kenwood members into the troop Thur- The new Scoutmaster, Robert ave., Wilmington has been sday, June 16 at 7 p.m. in the Rachdorf was introduced by Mr. granted a variance by the church. Hibbins and was presented a Wilmington Board of Appeals to Color bearers were Scouts scout neckerchief. construct a building on a lot of John Turner and Kevin Amidon. The troop will hold a meeting land near Maple Meadow Brook The award ceremony was in the church at 7 p.m. Thur- and off Lowell Street. The conducted by scoutmaster sday, June 23, to prepare for a building will be a pizza parlor. Stanley Hibbins, Senior Patrol week at Camp Wah-Tut-Ca. The permit was granted on Leader David Beecher, and Mr. Tarara encouraged all June 14 by a unanimous vote. Webelow leader and Scout scouts to work at the Camp 40 The required lot will have an Commltteeman Robert Rach- Acres Clean up program insufficient frontage, depth and dorl Webelos who became Saturday morn^ ig,_June 25 at area, which means there will be Scouts were: James Kiesingr, parking space for five less Timothy Fraser, Matthew Refreshments were served by vehicles than required. Maninos, Eric Bryant, Robert Mrs. Amidon, Mrs. Killilea and The board also granted a Stockbridge, Donald Wheeler, Mrs. Fisher and a social hour variance for the division of a was enjoyed. parcel of land into two lots. The parcel was listed as 21 Railroad St. The new parcel will be a legal lot off Stone Street. evenfe Daniel J. Brown, Esq. of 419 Sixth grade students at Michele Caira's wedding Main St., was the appellant. Through July 2: Hampton Wed., June 29: Protein Power Variances were also granted Playhouse, "Wally's Cafe," workshop at Reg. Health Center. on June 14 to: comedy starring Marcia Learn to cut food bills without Michele Cairo and Jean April, 5 Canal St., for a Wallace of the Bob Newhart cutting nutrition; 7 to 9 p.m.. swimming pool; Louis Mar- Show Call (603) 926-3073. Call 657-3910. Allan Nortonen are wed solino, 11 Longview Rd., for an Wed., June 22: Wil. Women's Sal.. July 2: 10:30 a.m. to 4 addition to his home; Kenneth Club Strawberry Festival at p.m.. Wil. Council for the Arts Miss Michele Caira. aaugnter a bouquet of pink and irovy Aurelio of Belmont, friend of the Swisher, 11 Gunederson, for a Handrahans. Call 658-2042 for art and craft show as part of of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Caira of 188 roses, daisies, stephanotis and groom. The men wore garage in the required side and reservations. Fourth of July celebration. Call Chestnut St., Wilmington, baby's breath. traditional < cut-away suits in rear yard area; and to Sat.. June 25: 9:30 a.m. All 658-3919; 658-2042. became the bride of Allan Mrs. Jane Caira of Wimington grey. Dressed similarly was Christopher Arciero, 60 Agostino Scouts encouraged to take parl Wed.. July 6: Parents without Nortonen, son of Mr. and Mrs. was matron of honor for her ring bearer Michael Caira, Jr., Dr., for an addition to his home in cleanup program at Camp 40 Partners General Meeting. Call Richard Nortonen of Fitchburg sister-in-law, wearing a sea mist 44, of Wilmington, nephew of within the required side yard. Acres. 475-2276. Road, Townsend on May 28. The taffeta long skirt and ivory the bride. Sat., June 2.">: Silver Lake Tues., July 12-Aug 23: Dog Rev. Fr. Francis Mackin of St crepe blouse accented with A gala reception followed the Wilmington United Beach opens training by Wil. Comm. Schools Margaret's Church, Beverly schiffli lace. The bridesmaids, ceremony at the Sons of Italy Methodist Church Hall in Wilmington. For her Sun.. June 2fi: 3 to 5 p.m.. at Inc. Call 658-8592. Farms and the Rdv. Laurie Mrs. Marianne Caira of Lowell, The Rev. Lawrence O'Brien, Weds.. July 13, 20, 27, Aug 3: 6 sister-in-law of the bride; Miss daughter's wedding, Mrs. Caira Tewks. United Methodist Braaten of the Second pastor, 658-8217; Richard to 8 p.m., Biking course by Wil. chose a chiffon gown of cloudy Church Hall, auditions for 4-H (Jongregationalist Church in Sheryl Everett of Wilmington Venderpool, asst. pastor, 658- Photo Club upcoming presen- Comm. Schools Inc. Call 658- Winchester officiated at the one and Mrs. Lynne Vaughn of orchid, while the groom's 8592. mother was attired in primrose 2912; office, 658-4519. Accessible tations Call 657-7042. o'clock double-ring ceremony at North Reading, dear friends of to the handicapped. Wed.. July 13: Parents pink. Both mothers carried Mon., June 27: 10 to 11 a.m., St. Thomas Church. James the bride, wore similar gowns In Sunday, June 26: 8:15 a.m.. Without Partners newcomers single roses complementing Wilm Mem. Lib.. Cong Edward Profirio, friend of the bride, was sweet pea. They all carried Half hour communion service; meeting. Call 475-2276. their gowns. Markey Service Academy soloist and organist. The clergy bouquets of pink and irovy 9:30 a.m., Morning worship; Workshop. Thurs., July 14: Boston were attended by altar boys, miniature carnations, roses, and Sister of the groom, Mrs. Flame McFadden, presented 8:30 p.m., Al-Anon in Fellowship Mon.. June 27: 11:30 a.m. to Harbor cruise and Quincy Christopher Kane and Michael baby's breath. Silk flowers Hall. 12:30 p.m., Cong. Markey Market tour, call 658-6512. the guest book to 240 relatives Wandell, students of the new- adorned their hair. Monday: 7 p.m., Commission Sun., July 17: 4:30 p.m., St. and friends from workshop at Army Recruiting Mrs. Nortonen. Michael Caira. Serving as junior bridesmaid on Evangelism. Dorothy's picnic for Tewks. and Massachusetts, New Hamp- Office, 2236 Main St., brother of the bride, read the lor her aunt was Miss Jennifer Tuesday: 7:30 p.m., Com- Wil. seniors. Sign up at Tewks. shire, Connecticut, Virginia, Tewksburj first reading from the Old Caira, 9, of Wilmington. She mission on Missions; 8:30 p.m., Mon.. June 27: 7:30 p.m., Free Senior Center. Testament. Aldo Caira, Jr., wore an ivory taffeta gown with Colorado, and Texas. Transcendental Meditation Thurs.. Aug. 18: Senior brother of the bride, led the a hoop skirt accented with pink The bride, a graduate of the Wilmington lecture at Pollard Library, 401 Citizens' Day at Salisbury congregation in the responsorial ribbons and carried a small University of Lowell, is a sixth Congregational Mernmack St.. Lowell. Call 876- Beach. Call 851-5949. psalm, and youngst brother bouquet of I lowers identical to grade teacher at Wilmington's 4581 Kevin Caira read the prayers of the bride's. Shawsheen School. Pictured Church the faithful. Flower girl was Miss Angela above is her class, who wit- The Rev. William Murdoch, Escorted to the altar by her Caira, 7, of Wilmington, niece nessed their teacher's wedding pastor; 658-2264. Celebrating 250 father, the bride wore an ivory and godchild of the bride. She vows and applauded loudly as years of worship and caring, help wanted Bianchi wedding gown original, was dressed similarly to teh the couple approached their 1733-1983. — fashioned in re-embroided junior bridesmaid and carried a pews. The groom, a graduate of Thurs., June 23: 8:45 a.m., schiffli lace fabric, designed natural basket of spring flowers. the Embry-Riddle Aeronautical "Reviewing Love;" 7 p.m., Boy TOWN OK TKWKSBl'RY with a fitted bodice and Aline Dale Shaffer of Beeville, University of Florida, who also Scout Court of Honor; 8 p.m., DKPARTMKNT OK PUBLIC WORKS skirt. The gown was adorned Texas, close Iriend of the groom attended the Emery School in Craft fair meeting at the The Department of Public Works will accept applications for one open- with schiffli lace and attached served as best man. Ushers Boston, is a freelance court Weisinger's, 69 McDonald Rd. ing for summer help in the Park Department for a period of three (3) were Kenneth Caira of Lowell, reporter. Sun.. June 26: 9:30 a.m. weeks was a cathedral train. Her bridal hat headpiece was ac- brother of the bride; Ronald The newlyweds will live in Morning worship, St. John's Hours will be from 7 am to 12 noon Monday through Friday North Billerica. Sunday, the Wilmington Lodge DUTIES: Will carry out daily maintenance and operational work cented with matching lace and McFadden of Waterbury. Conn., assignments at the various Town Parks, Fields. Grounds, Commons and silk illusion veiling. She carried nephew ol the groom; and Santo of Masons will be joining in the Park Buildings, as assigned. worship service. The Grand DKS1RABI.E QUALIFICATIONS: Valid Mass. driver's license to Lodge of Massachusetts Masons operate vehicles,including pickup trucks and dump trucks up to a max- DYSON EAST COAST MARK'S is also celebrating its 250th imum of 18,000 g.v.w: ability to operate small Park Tractor: ride on Hommond In —'y Dog Grooming FOR BAI_e anniversary this year. mowers: hand tools: field marking equipment: and miscellaneous Park ORGANS 1 FUEL Hospital Bed Tues.. June 28: 7:30 p.m., and grounds tools and equipment. Salon 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS NOTE: The above is basically a brief outline of the major duties of the Full facilities and package plani MON - TUES • WED position - no attempt has been made to reflect in this job title the wide 2 INTERMISSION Weddings • Shower* • Parlies By appt. or walk-in service 2 WINNER variety of duties that are included in the position. There is a GAMES pgw misunderstanding by some employees that they do not have to perform 658 • 6507 or 658 - 8652 Hours: Monday 9 to noon TAKES ALL duties included in their job, if the duties are not covered in the title. This Tues. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 GAMES is not so. It is very important that all applicants recognize that the title itself does not fully define the job The job description set forth basically includes the major duties of the position. ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS: Applicants must have at leasUwo (2) When it comes to homo health years of full-time, or equivalent part-time experience, in the following care—- assigned areas: skilled, or semi-skilled general construction, operations THE TRUTH and maintenance work; Motor Equipment Operator and Laboring, or an equivalent combination of such experience; must also have a valid Massachusetts Class 1 or 2 operator's license WE DELIVER THE SERVICES: CERAMIC ABOUT Nursing SALARY: $14,938 to $19,991 in six steps APPLICATIONS: Applications may be obtained at the office of the TILE Physical Therapy Superintendent of Public Works, 999 Whipple Road. Tewksbury, Ma. INSTALLATION VISITING NURSE Social Work 01876 and will be accepted up to noon on Tuesday, June 28, 1983. INC. Speech Therapy Philip L. Pattison, P.E. 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warn TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22,1983 No principal yet No cause found in Fun on sex discrimination case The school committee has June 20 and 21. On Monday the A claim ol sex discrimination the town in 1979, and replaced completed interviewing can- committee spoke to candidates against the town of Wilmington with crossing guards. the Fourth didates for the job of high school Richard DeRosa, director of has been dismissed by the The complaint was relative to principal. Superintendent of science lor Wilmington Schools; Massachusetts Commission the hiring of police officers. Mrs. Schools Dr. Carol Sager is William Fay, Wilmington West Against Discrimination Charbonnier had taken the in Wilmington currently preparing her Intermediate School principal, (MCADi for lack of probable exam for police officer. The recommendation for the pnn- and Harold Garrett, acting cause town appointed two officers in cipalship, which she will present principal of Wilmington High The complaint was filed by May, 1981. Flans are now being finalized for Anyone who can to the school committee at then- School. They interviewed David Dorothy Charbonnier. now a In dismissing the case, the Wilmington's July 4th celebration, which volunteer time to help next regular meeting on Sweeney, assistant principal of resident of Charlestown. For- MCAD noted that the town had will be getting underway in just two weeks, out at the carnival is Tuesday, June28, at 7:30 p.m. at F^Jcboro High School; Wayne merly a resident of Auburn appointed the officers from the A large part of the celebration includes urged to contact Joan the Roman House. The com- Ogden, house master of Lincoln- Avenue, Wilmington, she was a reserve officers list, in com- live nights of dinners sponsored by local Searfoss at July 4 mittee plans to elect a new high Sudbury High School; and member ol the Wilmington pliance with Chapter 31, Section organizations. The Sons of Italy spaghetti Headquarters as soon as school principal at this meeting Joseph Connelly, Wilmington Traffic Supervisors. The traffic- 60 ol the Mass. General Laws. supper will be held on June 29, and will cost possible. There were two days of in- North Intermediate School supervisors were released by Mrs Charbonnier was not on $:(.00 per person. The Rotary Club will offer terviews, Monday and Tuesday, principal, on Tuesday. dial list a ham and bean supper on June 30 for $3.00 per person, followed on July I by the Knights of Columbus roast beef dinner, at $4.00 per person. The Lions Club roast pork IT ALL STARTS HERE . . . dinner will be held on July 2, and will cost $4.(HI per person, while the Kiwanis chicken barbecue on July 3 will be $5.00 per person. The Knights of Columbus will hold a panacake breakfast on July 4. Tickets for LOWELL FIVE'S this meal will cost $2 per person unless purchased together with the K of C roast beel dinner ticket, when they will be $1.00. CUSTOMER O The Minutemen will sponsor a pancake breakfast of their own on Saturday, July 2. Tickets for all meals may be purchased now at July 4th Headquarters or from any member of the organization sponsoring the meal. Kids' Day on the Common will be Sunday July 3 from 1 to 6 p.m. Events for children ages three through 12 will be held and will include: Doll carriage parade, bike contest, sack race, beanbag toss, water balloons, musical chairs, 30 and 40 yard dash. T-shirts and ribbons will be awarded to winners, and each child participating gets a free carnival ticket for each event he or she enters. MAY 31st. The annual Super Team athletic com- petition kicks off with a softball tour- nament at the Town Park onkJune 25, with the rest of the events on the common as lollows: Decorated hospital bed race on June 29; through road race, June 30; tennis July 1, volleyball, horseshoes, croquet, July 2; quadrathon, July 4 and the dunk tank June 29. Ten local industries are slated to com- pete and trophies are awarded to winners JUNE 30th. in all events, with a major trophy going to the overall Super Team's point scorers. Industries must enter at least seven of the above nine events to compete for the Super Team title. at ALL These events are also open to any Wilmington family or neighborhood teams and will be considered separate from the Super Team competition. Sign up now at the Fourth of July Headquarters. As an added attraction the WHS Jazz 8 OFFICES Band will be performing on the common on July 3 and the Wilmington Spotlighters performing on July 4 at 6 p.m. The Wilmington Council of the Arts will again hold their craft lair and art work display in Iront of the high school on Saturday, July 2. Gifts* Free Personal Photos There will be a small fireworks display on June 30 at 9 p.m. and a spectacular showing on Sunday, June 3, also at 9. Concerts and the carnival run each night of Fun For All! celebration week. 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. TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22. 1983 editorial

Tewksbury No matter how it's read, the answer should be yes \'

The question should read: Do you want to maintain your The police department has also suffered with cuts in their current level of town services, or do you want to cut deeper? over time account, a cut that has left shifts shorthanded on Maybe it should read: Would you rather dig into your more than one occasion. There's nothing more frustrating pocket for an extra $10 a month, or sacrifice the education of than to hear your call for police assistance will be delayed your children and the protection of your family? because all available cruisers are tied up with prior calls. But, that's not how the question reads. It reads: "Shall the And that's not scare tactic - it has happened! Town of Tewksbury be allowed to exempt the amounts re- If the exemption fails, these departments are going to be quired to pay for the bond issue for the high school addition " asked to take it on the chin again during a Tuesday, June 28 Another one reads similar, but only for the sewerage project special town meeting. bond. Well, the simple fact of the matter is, these departments — representing the major spending areas in town — can't af- The box to the immediate left of those questions, the one Dynamics Research Corp. wishes to buy about 30 acres of labelled "yes", should receive more X"s than the one labelled ford to take another wallop on a chin that has been battered Wilmington Water Dept. land north of Route 125 at the An- "no" on Saturday, June 25. And here's why. around for the last few years. dover town boundary. In this chart of water flow, prepared On this hot day in June Tewksbury finds itself almost on the These departments simply can't be hit again. Tewksbury by a study for the Water Department, the Wilmington land is hasn't gotten smaller. There hasn't been a mass exodus from shaded. The North Reading land is black. A ridge is shown brink of financial disaster. It has appropriated money to pay northerly of Route 125. To the north of that, water flows for those sewer and high school bonds in addition to funding a the town, not yet anyway. toward Andover, as shown by arrows. Southerly of the ridge, budget that will maintain current service levels for fiscal On the contrary. The town is growing. There are 300 condos water flows toward the Browns Crossing pumping station. planned for Shawsheen Street. Another 102 condos are being North Reading has a well Just to the northeast of the Wilm- 1984, a move that has put the fiscal 1984 town budget about $1 ington land. Chairman George Allan of the Water and Sewer million over what can be raised under the limits of Proposi- built on Main Street. Construction of a $40 million office park Commissioners expects to tour the land Thursday, with of- in North Tewksbury just started. Housing subdivisions are ficials of the state Department of Environmental Quality tion 2'2. Just as in a family budget, the town realizes that payments -still being built and more are in the planning stages. Con- Engineering (DEQEI. on loans has priority, moneywise. But, if the bonds are paid struction of single family homes on several single lots can first, as they should be, there will be inadequate funds to pro- still be seen. vide current service levels into fiscal 1984. All this growth and a reduction in service? • We've already seen some service level reductions — as has Yes, growth does bring in more taxes, but Ihe buildings Two questions on most every other city and town in the state — since the have to be constructed first. The first phase of 60 condos on Shawsheen Street are adding already, but there are more passage of the tax limiting Proposition 2'2. The North Street fire station has been closed, due to lack of phases to come. The 102 Main Street units are still being sale of land to DRC funds to pay vacation fill-ins. A fire truck has been sitting built. The office park was just started. with a disabled engine for 18 months, with no available If the exemption fails, the recommendations for cuts are; There were two questions last The second question, raised by money to repair it. close the North Street fire station for good and the South sta- Thursday at a meeting of an ad- Arnold Blake of the planning The water department, predictably, couldn't meet the tion for eight weeks, cut 30 — count them — 30 more hoc committee in the board was answered by town's growing consumption demands and had to turn to teachers; cut three to six policemen; and cut four to six DPW Wilmington water treatment Selectman Rocco DePasquale. neighboring towns for assistance, a practice that has been workers. plant off Butters Row. The Mr. Blake, a practical sort of around for some time. And it's no secret that the department However, if the exemptions pass then the cost to the committee, entirely informal, person, raised the question about an auction of the property, of public works has been taking cuts since the days of Prop. average taxpayer will be $120 to $130 a year, or about $10 a has been formed to facilitate the month. Even if the exemptions pass, the town will still be tax- sale of land near the Andover instead of merely selling it to 2Vfe's predecessor, the four percent cap. line to the Dynamics Research DRC. Under ordinary cir- The school system has been hard hit by budget cuts and ing at a rate lower than the maximum 2.5 percent of full and Company (DRCi. The land is cumstances such a question is over 100 layoffs. Even som^ of the school buildings fair market value allowed under Prop. 24. owned by the Wilmington Water valid. Blake believed this was themselves are starring to Show the strain of going without The Proposition 24 law allows communities to exempt Department, which in itself is a the way for the town to get the proper maintenance — an account that has been underfunded bonds. Even the law's sponsors have said that they don't separate corporation, entirely highest price possible for the — for the last few years. want to see communities discontinue bonding much needed owned by the town. property. '-^capital improvements because of tax limits. One person was present from DePasquale answered it. ¥9 The phase one sewer program and high school addition each of the committees or This land, if it is sold, will be Hosts needed for were much needed capital improvements in Tewksbury. And boards that could have input, sold by the town meeting, he and principal assessor Anthony said. The idea of selling the land it's not as though voters okayed those projects knowing full Krzeminski was there to -did not originate with any of- exchange students well they may not be able to afford them and a respectable represent the board of ficials of Wilmington. The amount of town services at the same time. assessors. His purpose is to original proposal to buy came Lorraine and Louis Brozyna of Lorraine is now looking for Voters approved the projects before Prop. 24 came into evaluate the property which from the DRC company, who Boutwell Street, Wilmington, Wilmington families who will law. But, because the actual bonds were issued after the law DRC proposes to purchase. had in turn gotten the idea from may be hosting a pretty big help to host them. went into effect, the law considers the exemption a post 24 The big question was the statements by Larz Neilson party about the middle of July Arrangements have been possible reaction of the State (Town Crier publisher). made tor English classes in one. Their home is across from the A "yes" vote on the two bonding questions is not only in- Department of Environmental As far as DePasquale is tennis courts. Wilmington High School four Quality Engineering (DEQE) to concerned, the town meeting They were hosts to such a days a week. Alternoons will be dicated, but highly desireable. The sewer program is now the sale of the land. DEQE could will make the decision, and on a party last year. At that time spent with the host families, and starting to make a financial return to the town. All it took was block such a sale, if it chooses. price that is certified to be the there were about 50 people. This there are to be jointly conducted a simple extension of the sewer line - jointly funded with The underground water does not "market value" of the land. year Lorraine is expecting about trips to the seahore, the White private industry it may be added - and Metropolitan Life In- flow toward the Wimington well There will be no auction, he said, 150. Louis will have the job of Mountains, or other places. surance Company is putting up a large office building in fields, but does flow in the unless conditions are changed, cooking hot dogs and ham- Lorraine's four youngsters North Tewksbury with the promise of many more to come. direction of a North Reading an event of which he wants no burgers and providing such spent two weeks in Spain in The sewer is providing a financial hope, as well as much well. part. items as watermelons. December and January last George Allan, chairman of the The Town of Wilmington is not Lorraine is a hostess for some winter. Three of the lour paid needed improvements in public health, to the town. water and sewer commissioners trying to sell the land, young Spanish people who will their own way. All left home on Even though the town faced an ultimatum of either volunteered to be a one man DePasquale said. The town will be visiting the United States in the second day after Christmas building a new high school addition or losing it's accredita- committee to get that answer. sell, however, to DRC, who is an exchange program. It is a and were in Spain for the tion, a new high school facility in town was surely needed Mr. Allan is professionally a proposing to buy. To do this the program which has been going Spanish holidays, many of which And now many residents as well as students are proud of the designer and engineer for sewer proposal has to be proper and in on for some years. Spanish are religious in nature All new learning center and have thus far put it to good use. The and water systems. He should be order and the town meeting will young people visit the United traveled to the mountains and to payoff from the high school will come when Tewksbury able to get the answer, he said, make the final decision. States and young people from the seashore with their host in a week. this country visit Spain, where families. students return to their community as citizens and tax- they are guests in private Lorraine is now looking for- payers. homes. ward to the Fourth of July Support of the exemptions will ease the financial burden of Flag stolen It is an exchange courtesy. program in Wilmington. The the town for a few years. Time enough to allow some of the The young people (or their young people from Spain more pressing problems to be solved. The U.S. flag means different flag from the flagpole in their parents) are responsible for the already know of the program. It will not be easy. But Tewksbury, with some planned pro- things to different people. For side yard. transportaiton and spending They look ahead with an- fessional programs in government can expand on its tax someone in Wilmington, it To add insult to injury, not money. All other costs are paid ticipation to an opportunity to inly was the flag taken, but the join Wilmington's celebration of base, and enjoy an increase in tax revenues from a source means an opportunity to steal. by the host families. The Dyas family of Glen Road halyard was cut. The thief also As much as possible, the the country's independence. other than just housing. was shocked tost weekend to trampled some plants. youngsters are expected to earn All Lorraine needs is some But, that can only be done with the proper tools. And one of find that someone had stolen the their own transportation. Each homes. She has homes at this those tools is a bright financial picture. youngster going to Spain spends time for 20 youngsters. Only 10 A financial picture-brighter than the current one can be two weeks in the host country. more need to be housed. assured by exempting the sewer and high school addition In Wilmington in July there Volunteers may call 658-3139. bonds. ■ will be 30 Spanish young people. CUTTER & CUTTER nrr Attorneys - at - Law Irtnkaburg Wihimmtoii Est. 1935 Publication Number 635-340 NORTH DIVORCE $295 SIMPLE WILL An Independently-owned newspaper published every Wednesday by lunconnsled pi c The Wilmington News Company, Inc. SHELL; nol mchrim court costs) y * ** Jr.*. A fUU MNGI (f LEGA1 SIHVCIS AT AffOUABtt flfS WILMINGTON PERSONAL INJURY 4 WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION CLAIMS Wilmington office Tewksbury office: ALL CRIMINAL CIVIL TRIALS 364 Middlesex Avenue 1057 Main Street tVEHMG AmUNTUIMTS AVAHABlf P.O. Box 460 P.O. Box 68 SHELL W1LMMGT0N WAKEREL0 BOSTON Wilmington. 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• HBMflaai TOWN CRIER. JUNE 22 1983 5 School committee rejects report

The Tewksbury School service that pick-ups some 582 the B-tn private school parents, ol private school parents and Committee, by a :i-i margin, private school students on objected to any cuts in the ac- lound out 58 percent would send voted Wednesday lo accept the several hus routes in town count and argued thai the their children back to public findings ol the so-called An- l.illle ol the linn's other 10 serivce, which amounts to a $:tlfi school il busing were cut He dersen Report, but also voted, recommendations were ad- per student, is all they ask in said he was provided with by the same margin, not to enter dressed, bul some committee' return for their tax dollar. The figures showing it cost $2147 to into a phase Iwo ■service im- members did and citizens ex- private school parents also educate a pupil in the public provement study" III the pressed their desire to hire an argued that there would be an system in 1980-81 system's non-academic areas. assistant lor Assistant influx ol students back into the Should 58 percent, or338ol the Saying thai the $7500 report Superintendent Business John public system it private school riH2 private school students didn't present "anything we Ryan busing were eliminated That currently bused return to public didn't already know,*' Com Such a post was Idled by influx, they say. would negate'*-, ^school, he said, il would cost the in it Iceman Jim Sullivan I-'rank Antonelli, Jr.. who left any savings b) cutting the system S72ruiHN the the Dewing School cafeteria to ncsday night by the Tewksbury captain, is put atop the pole, and it is then raised. diciiss tlie Andersen Report. Tcacher> Assocaition (TTAi A large contingent ol both The TTA's executive board had public and private school unanimously voted earlier-last FOUND parents attended the meeting 10 week to support cuts in the express their views on the linns account il a bonding exemption top ranked recommendation lads at the polls this Saturday The firm had pinpointed (he and the school committee WITH school committee's $200,000 budget undergoes further cuts at private school transportation a special town meeting on June account at the top ol their list for 2H recommended areas lo cut. The The TTA's position was taken EXTRA firm recommended "an ob- 111 an el tort to curb any future jective study be undertaken to teacher layoffs in the public- review the alternatives (to system. TTA President said the privateschool transportation) in union supports cuts in private POUNDS? order to reduce expenditures " school busing before cuts in the If you're tired ol the struggle lo lote weight only lo Alter interviewing several top teaching stall lor the public gain It back again. Diet Center will help you lose administrators and principals schools thoie pounds and show you how to keep them oil the firm concluded that 'The Citizens Advisory "Tewksburj, currently delivers Committee tCAC), an in- We oiler private, dally counseling: behavior what is equivalent to the dependent group ol parents who modification; and a lifetime maintenance program Whafa more, our program Is bated on sound maximum level ol service make advisory statements to the The Liberty Pole ceremony was highlighted bv the presentation of a Order nutrition, using all natural, low cost loods of Paul Revere Award to Frank Curley of Hanover Street. A longstanding provided by any school school committee, also sup- member and past captain of the Wilmington Minutemen. he is now a major department in Mass." ported the public school parents Diet Center—where those excess pounds will be lost in the Massachusetts Council of Minutemen.The citation, signed bv Gov They presented the comnnttc and asked the committee to loreverl Dukakis, gives Frank the right to exceed the speed limit, on horseback bet with several options lor cur accept the report's recom- , CALL US TODAY ween sunset on the night of April IK and sunrise on April 19. Reading the cita tailing the service Those op- mendations, each ol which lor a Ires. Introductory consultation. tion is Minuteman Capt. Bob Paulsen. From left. Dorothy l.afionatis. grand tions ranged from elimination ol earned a priority ranking, "as dame of the Wilmington Minutemen. Frank Curley. and Gen. John \ ami oi they were presented.'' the Mass. Council of Minutemen. the service to providing central ■ fl .'..I- pick-up for what is currently a However, parents ol some ot .-. RTM $10 oif 1 1 -.im

Gillis proposes housing for couples on town-owned land TEWKSBURY ,IN«IHI|,. DHAUUT 657-8129 Danny Gillis. the newest 4521240 Presumably he has a source lor lind the hnances and the land. homes already in existance 111 A I2230 Main St Cor Pleasant member of the Wilmington the tinances. 'The homes are delivered, Wilmington, two oil Shawsheen DIET Housing Authority, has started a A Bridge Sts.i II he can find the land, and if already constructed 1 modular). Avenue They have good CENTER movement toward providing other items work out as he A 960 square tool home., ready lo structure. The wall insulation is housing for young married hopes, be envisions homes lot- go on a inundation and mi per- RI4. and the ceiling is K:)7. couples. He has been in con- THE LAST WEIGHT-LOSS young people costing from cent complete would cost, he is The Wilmington Planning sultation with the planning $:(0.000 to $40,000. The homes told. $2r>,llllli One hundred Board, on June 14, knew of no PROGRAM YOU'LL EVER NEED! board. It is his belief that there would be on 10,000 or 20,000 loot percent complete, the cost suilable site in Wilmington. The is town-owned land, suitable for lots depending on the zoning. would be S27,."il«l only site members could Ihink of 20 to 40 homes, as a subdivision. There is a firm in New The homes have a kitchen, is the old abandoned gravel pit Gillis envisions a non-profit Hampshire which can provide living room, bath and three by Hie North Woburn line, off organization to build the homes. the homes Gillis seeks if he can bedrooms. There are three such Main Street.

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Eugene Manley was Donna AAcNabb Peddle died suddenly J- Turner Hood was WHS principal police lieutenant

Eugene Manley, 60 retired Mrs. Donna A. Peddle, for- A. McNabb of Wilmington; her Funeral services were con- lieutenant of the Tewksbury merly of Wilmington, of 8 maternal grandmother, Mrs. ducted in North Reading on June Police Department, died Partridge Rd., Billerica died Anna Nolan of East Boston and 18 for J. Turner Hood, former unexpectedly Friday evening at suddenly Saturday at Lahey her paternal grandmother, Mrs. principal of Wilmington High a Lowell Hospital. Medical Center, Burlington. Violet McNabb of Tewksbury School. He died on June 15 at the He was born in Tewksbury Mrs. Peddle, who was 33 years and Orlando, Florida. Cheshire Medical Center in New March 27. 1923, son of the late ot age at the time of her death, The funeral was held from the Hampshire, after a short illness. Thomas and Ella (Sawyer) was born in Chelsea, the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral He was 88 years old. Manley and was a lifelong daughter of Elizabeth M. Home, 374 Main St., Wilmington Born in Easton, Missouri, he resident of the town. During (Nolan) and William" A.-JM^cNaFb Tuesday morning at 9:15 was a graduate of Olivet College World War II he served in the of 6 Fitz Terrace, Wilmington. followed by a con-celebrated in Michigan and later earned a U.S. Army Air Force. She lived in Wilmington most funeral mass at St. Dorothy's masters degree in education Prior to. recent retirement he of her life, was educated here Church at 10. Serving as Irom Boston University. served on the police department and a member of the class of celebrant was the Rev. William Mr. Hood taught at Taunton for 33 years rising from Ihe rank 1967, Wilmington High school. Nolan, St. Justin Church, Toms High School from 1922-24 and of patrolman to lieutenant. He Prior to her marriage, she River, New Jersey, uncle of was principal of Hopkinton High was a member of the local In- served as a bank clerk for Mrs. Peddle, con-celebrants School from 1928 to 1928. ternational Brotherhood of Middlesex-BayBank in their were the Rev. J. Kevin He became principal of Police Officers Union and a various offices in the area. McAndrews, pastor of St. Wilmington High School in communicant of St. William's She is survived by her Dorothy's Church and the Rev. December 1928 and served until Church. husband, George Peddle, her Mario Carpenesi. June 1947. He was superin- Eugene Manley J. Turner Hood (1945 photo) Surviving him are his wife, of Tewksbury Police two sons, David and Matthew of Serving as pall bearers were tendent of the North Reading Mary (Molloy) Manley; two Of Rowley. Many nieces and Billerica; her parents, her Douglas McGrath, George schools from 1948 until he sons, Eugene and Michael nephews also survive. sister, -Mrs. Daniel (Lori) McGralh, Stephen Salsman, retired in 1960 There is a school Virginia L. Nixon of Manley, both of Tewksbury; his Funeral services were held Bicnkell of Methuen; her two Ray Nolan, James Salsman and in North Reading named in his Newburyport; a son, Talbot R. mother, Ella Manley of from the Tewksbury Funeral brothers, Robert A. and William Daniel McArdle. honor Hood of Keene; two sisters, Tewksbury; one sister, Mrs. Home Monday morning followed During World War I Mr. Hood Helene Ward of Geneseo, III., Richard (Loretta) O'Neill of by a funeral mass at St. served in the US Navy as a and Mary H. Eaton of North Tewksbury; two brothers. William's .Church. Interment Walter Browne was machinist's mate, second class. Reading; one brother, Dr. L. James (Bubi Manley of took place in Tewksbury Alter his retirement he lived in Talbot Hood of England. Seven finance committee chairman grandchildren and two great- Tewksbury and George Manley Cemetery. Natick and Newburyport, and grandchildren also survive. Walter Browne, 61, assistant A communicant of St. lor the past 18 months in Keene, Services were at the Croswell treasurer and comptroller for Robert's Bellarmine Church, he N.H. Funeral Home, North Reading. Orville Ford worked the Lowell Lingere Co., died was a World War II veteran, He is survived by a daughter. for school department unexpectedly at Laconia having served in Ihe Air Force. Hospital Saturday afternoon. Mr. Brown is survived by his Orville Ford of Tewksbury Mrs. Lester (Nancy) Dixon of He was born in Cambridge, wife, Mary (Cullen) Browne; died June 18 at a Lowell hospital Tewksbury; three sisters, Stella the son of the late Charles and three sons, David Browne of following a lengthy illness. He Eldndge of New Hampshire; the late Bessie (Sutherland) Wakefield. Peter Browne of TAAHS honor roll was born in Winthrop, the son of Leona Souza of Cambridge and Browne, but is best remembered Lowell and James Browne of the late Edda ( Newell) Ford and Dorothy Fourmer of Florida. for his activities in the greater Tewksbury; one daughter, the late Charles Ford, and was a Five grandchildren also sur- Lowell community. Barbara Browne of Tewksbury; According to Principal Ryan, Kimberly Sanborn, resident of Tewksbury for 25 vive. two sisters, Elizabeth Holmes of William DeGregorio, 135 Camille Silverio, Scott Simas, years. Funeral services were held Arkansas and Edith Schaliner of Tewksbury Memorial High Kerry Sullivan, Maureen Mr. Ford was an employee of Tuesday morning at 11 from the He was a former chairman of Watertown; lour brothers. Bill School students have been Sullivan, Susan Sullivan, Paul the U.S. Postal Service and the Tewksbury Funeral Home with the Tewksbury Finance Com- Browne of East Walpole. Lester named to either the principal's Tremblay, Charlie Weaver, and Tewksbury School Department the Rev. Hunt and the Rev. mittee; held office in the Browne of Illinois. Warren list or the honor roll lor the most John Welch. prior to his retirement. He was a Bellguard officiating. Interment Tewksbury Lions Club and was Browne ot Florida and George recent marking period Students Class of 1984 member of St. Anne Episcopal followed in Tewksbury a member of the St. John's Browne of California; and one named to the principal's list Michael Anderson, Barbara Church, Lowell and the Wamesit Cemetery Mens' Guild, TV.A., and the grandson Matthew Browne of attained all As; while those on Anlinoro. Paula Barclay, Julie Lodge AF& AM. Contributions in his memory Longmeadow Country Club. Lowell the honor roll attained all As Bernardi, Kevin Bibeau, Amy He is survived by his wife, may be made to the Lowell and B's, Cole, Heather Coyle, Kimberly Mrs. Helen iBraggi Ford of Visiting Nurses Assoc., Hospice Principal's list Daniels, Diane DeGregorio, Tewksbury; a son, Frederick Program, 150 Middlesex St., Class of 1983 Thomas Dunn. Paul Ferdinand, Ford of Lowell; a daughter. Lowell. 01852 John Pozzi was 66 Michael Ballou, Lynda Khng. Susan Garland. Wendy Gosselin, Sherry Larose, Walter Maguire, Eileen Griffin, Ann Hamilton, • 664-3310 Elizabeth Quinn, Kristin Robert Haslam, and Sandra SATURDAY SUPER SAVERS .944 8500 Lodge 2070. John F. Pozzi, 66, of Robinson, Kerry Sullivan, and Hennessy. He is survived by his wife, RED SOX OLYMPIC Tewksbury, died Sunday Also, Kimberly Kendall, OPEN Cecelia (Mahoneyi Pozzi; two Paul Tremblay. SA TURDA YS i TICKET DRAWINGS morning at a Lowell hospital Beverly Luken, Gary MacKay, daughters. Mrs. William I Anne) Class of 1984 ALL DAY following an extended illness Julie Bernardi and Eileen Donna McKenna, Kimberly MacKay Jr. ot Tewksbury and 7 - 5 p.m. He was born in Boston, the son McKinnon, Michelle Muise, Mrs. David (Pati Fay of Griffin. of the late John and the late Ida Class of 1985 Thomas O'Connell, Peter Ur- M2"L=n Alaska; one son, John Pozzi of (Belloni) Pozzi, but lived in Michelle Cochran, Tracy sula, Rebecca Osborne, Kim- AEF/B'ES' Alaska; two sisters, Marie PATIO BLOCKS DRIVEWAY Tewksbury for the past 29 years. Median. Marc Paquin, Scott berly Ramsay, Mary Rheault, • • ■■- - BUY PAINT Maraggia and Anne Lunc, both Mr. Pozzi was a driver for the Thornton, and Jennie Trudeau Kristin Rhodes, Dina 8oB FOR JUNE THINNER SEALER ol Dorchester; one brother, DM Cooper Jarrett Co and held Honor roll Salvaneschi, Mark Stemmler, 97 George Pozzi of North Reading; HOSE *9 $299 $595 membership in the Teamsters Anthony Toslo, and John Wood. six grandchildren and two great- Class of 1983 Local 25 of Boston. He was a Raymond Adams, Michael Class of 1985 MELNOR SPRINKLER SALE grandchildren. MElNORDIAl A-MATIC NOW CARRYING communicant of St. William's Ballou, Lisa Branham, Kathleen Julie Aucoin, Jody Bangs, SA-I »9« Church, and a member of the Funeral services will be held RUST-OLEUM Brassil, Kelly Carey, Maria Chris Buckley, Diane Burgess, I MClNOA SHIIlt OU» SPAIN-EO 1 Thursday at 9 a.m. from the SA' '3" a}> Tewksbury - Wilmington Elks Catalano, Melissa Chaff. Kevin Mary Carlino, Lori Cassidy, Sp..,Car Tewksbury Funeral Home. 1 MCINOR S»BAVeilNGSPRIN"L(H SA.' '54" " %~ PinM Comfort, Laurie Daniels, Michelle Cochran, Frank Terence Feran, Pat Ffeeman, Colantuonio, Matthew Con- 4 MflNOBPUlSAnNGSPP.INK.fP. s..' M2" '*•>. tel i=* Dorothy Gath, Paul Hanke, serva, Lena DeAngelo, Deborah 5 MELNOR OSCIUATINGSPPJN'LEP. ,.U '11" "» Karen Hutchinson, Nancy Desmond, Gina DeVivo. T^.'T Jelley, Lynda Klmg. Michael Michelle DeVivo, Allison Kostas, Annemarie LaForlune, Dockary, David Flanagan, Honors at Fitchburg Boudreau, S. Oliver Street; Shery Larose, Ann Lena, Gordon Freeman, Nancy Twelve Tewksbury students Ronald Wallace, Sunset Road; Elizabeth MacLean, Walter Frongillo, Eric Gagnon, Edward and two from Wilmington have Lauren Burke, Patten Road; Maguire, Chris Mangano, Garabedian, Kathleen Gonzales, been named to the dean's list for George Vago, Quincy Road; Maureen McDermott. Teresa Mary Gordon, Felicia Graham, MOYNIHAN the spring semester at Fit- Brenda Hanke. Charlotte Road; Metras, Suzanne O'Hearn, and John Griffin. NORTH READING chburg State College. Maria Sheehan, Maplewood Cynthia Palino, Frank Per- Also, Eileen Kiely, Karl Those from Tewksbury in- Road; Lisa Games, Kendall dicaro, Elizabeth Quinn, and Kresien, Timothy Lane, clude: Leonard Conley, John Road; Jane Hinckley, Andover Suzanne Rheault. Michelle Laskey, Craig LeDuc, Street; Michael Barlow, Street. Also, Robin Riddle, James Janice Leme^in, Kimberly Mon Sat Easement Road; Kathleen From Wilmington: Ann Martinez, Tracy Meehan, -5pm INC Riss, Kristin Robinson, Mary l64Ch«sinuiSi.. 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INVITATION TO BID Full Range Of Quality Kitchens & Bathrooms Our service effectively reaches individuals Sealed bids for furnishing the Legal Services At Reasonable Hales Siding & Fire Restorations in the privacy of their homes and is in following products to be used by the TOWN OF WILMINGTON keeping with the dignity of your profession Town of Wilmington will be received 135 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington Check our current Low Prices Please have your office telephone me if at the office of the Town Manager you'd like to discuss our unique program until ll:t)0 am on Thursday. June 657-6566 for roofing & siding 30, 1983, where and when they will be NO CHARGE FOR 1SITIAI. COSSV1 IA l70.\ JEAN S. HARTKA publicly opened and read.: ](<¥«]( i/ifM 1. Bituminous Products J 658-2837 658-6211 2. Sand. Gravel, Stone, Loam, Fill, Washings BOARD OF APPEALS 3. Pipe, ACCM Case 71-83 FARM ENRICHED 4. Pipe, Aluminum. SCREENED LOAM A Public Hearing will be held at Kitchens by Rice Bros., 5. Pipe, Concrete $16 per yard Specializing in the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex Cental Health j UNSCREENED LOAM new and ustd 6. a. Catch basin frames and Avenue, on July 12, 1983. at 7:00 covers $12 per yard Trailerabla Power Boats Quaker Maid Cabinets P.M., on the application of Richard By RANDALL SMITH, D.D.S.j b Manhole frames and covers. FARM MANURE Service i J. Law, II Grand Street, toacquirea 85 Wilmington Road, »*■'** Other custom wood and 7. a. Concrete blocks for manholes Burlington. Phone: 272-0540. j $1 per yard Accessories variance from Section V-l (Schedule BARKWOOO MULCH ■^ plastic cabinets and catch basins Johnson of Requirements) authorizing the S19 per yard b. Precast cement manholes and construction of a porch within a re- ft Specialists in kitchen designs I catch basins quired reserve side yard. Map 31 Chrylser 0/B. and remodeling of all types c. Mortar Cement THOSE SIX-YEAR MOLARS | Parcel 68 Volvo 1/0 d. Regular Cement 11 you have a youngster who's past his sixth birthdav il 1 3 Rear Church St. Bruce MacDonald, $12 per yard Open daily III 6 e. Bricks Chairman won't surprise you when he begins lo lose his front leelh Bui GRAVE! Wilmington, Mass. 01887 a lol more » happening in his mouth than you realize For one 1 Sal lil 4 All successful bids shall conform J22.29 Board of Appeals S12 pr ya-d thing, his six year molars are beginning lo erupl These are \ Thurs till 8 658-3219 658-4351 to the classifications and minimum BOARD OF APPEALS the hig back teelh so important for chewing and maintaining 1 HOUSES BOARDED wage rated as determined by the Tel 453-2112 OFFICIAL MAP proper teeth and jaw relationship Some people ma) think | $115 per month LI ill 11II II mill Illllllllllllllllll IIIIIIMlllllllllllllMIIHIIHIIIlll*, Commissioner of Labor and In- they are "primary" molars to be replaced later like the « Discounts Canoe and Case S-15-83 child's other 'baby" teeth But they're not They re perma | dustries of the Commonwealth of available tor Cartopper SALE A Public Hearing will be held at nent leelh. and with proper care, should last a lifetime Cesspools j Massachusetts. All material will be the Town Hall Annex. 342 Middlesex The condition and shape they re in when they erupt arc I large quantities subject to the Massachusetts Prompt Delivery Avenue on July 12, 1983, at 7:00 especially important and should be checked careful!) I^L^^. and Department of Public Works and Among olher things, these ilx-year molars help determine I 7 days a week P.M., on the application of Ralph E. Ihe shape of the lower part of his face They can also have i , P8 must meet their specifications. Newhouse. 37 Lowell Street, to ac- direct effect on the position and health of his olher teeth | * ^ Septic Tanks Detailed specifications may be ob- quire authorization to construct a If they come in crooked, for example, this can throw hi* f WEISS tained at the office of the Town other teeth out of alignment This not only affects his chewing a single family dwelling on land not Pumped Out Manager. The Town of Wilmington efficiency but the shape of his mouth and tendency toward f FARM shown or made part of the Official looth decay. | reserves the right to reject any or all Map G.L. Chapter 41, Section 81E on ROUSSEL^^ bids or any parts thereof deemed not A ptiMlf service U> promote belter denial health from STONEHAM Sf mAUBE a way known as Mozart Avenue Ihe office of: | JOSEPH H. APP | to be in the best interest of the Town Map 19 Parcel -part of 22C. RANDALL SMITH. P.D.S. f BRIDGE ST. RTE 38 of Wilmington. Bruce MacDonald, I 85 Wilmington Koad iRt«> f 438-0689 1658-2223 Wilmington 933-1077 | Burlington Phone 272*540 I DRACL'T. MASS. Reginald S. Stapczynski Chairman Tiiiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiimiiin •Hiiiiliiiiliiilllllllilillllffi J 15,22 Town Manager J22.29 Board of Appeals HmnHi

TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22. 1983 ieces Honor roll at North Street School Local artists dougall, Eric Meuse, John Michael Stalker, Paul Cooney, Canali, first vice president; The lollowing students have (irade four Two Wilmington artists. Dora Palmer, Daniel Ugolini, William Derrah, Edwin Barnes, Grace Leonard and Mary been named lo the honor roll lor Honor roll Hirtleol Jacquilh Road and Rita Ricahrd Finlay, Joseph Mc Michael Canning, Kenneth Nichols, second vice presidents, Die most recent marking period Sean Con ley, Willis Uodin. Stynes-Strow ol Hurt Road, are Nainara. Kevin Robinson, Monahan, Richard Stanton. Kathy Cole, treasurer; Linda at Tewksbury's North Street Maureen (irealish, Deborah presently showing their work in Steven Schmitt, David McCue, Masotta, secretary.JMaria Nasr .School. Brooks, Arthur Merrill. Maria the Copley Society's exhibition Jr., Thomas Allison, Scott Donna Richards. R.\ and Den^se Blancahrd, Grade six Amirault, Kelly Mahoney, in the Main Gallery ol Boston Bradley, Jeffrey Brennan, Peter Donna Richards. RN, ol publicists; Mary Tulka and Honor roll David Desroches, Kalhryn City Hall, until June 2i). DiRupo, Paul Durgin, Gregory Barbara Avenue, Wilmington, Joanne Skerry, membership Robert Parker. Donna Gath, Morrissey, Donna Collins. Scoll Lee, Michael Minchello, Mark was one of 10 Lawrence General and hospitality; Ginny Chipman Slier n Thurslon, Patty Selissen. and Michael Frasca Honors at Austin Rita. Mark Savosik. Hospital nurses who helped and Dawn Talesco. volunteers; McLaughlin. Shelley Marsh. Also. Alethea Shaddox. Twenty three VVilmington Tewksbury: Dean-Michael Northern Essex Community Mary Morris and Barbara Losh, Christine Kendall. Donna William Thompson. Francis students and 22 Iron) Tewksbury .Sutherland. Richard Morel, College student nurses gain social; Elena Mitchell,interest Brooks. Won Choi, and Karen Correia, Maureen Forsytli. have been named to the honor James Daley, Erik Riera, Ha clinical experience at the groups. McLaughlin. Bonnie Bailey. James Hacked, roll for the Fourth quarter Austin Chun Chun, Choi Ho Hwang, hospital by serving as a nurse The Newcomers and Neigh- Honorable mention Kathleen Manseau, Christine Prep. Brian Kilek, John Regan, An- preceptor. bors Club is open to all residents Michelle Ellwood, Kim LaPave, Scott AHIIII. Thomas Wilmington: William drew DiCiaccio, Aaron Gesin, Nurses participating in the ol Tewksbury. Anyone in- Murray. (Jail Lamonica, Clark, and John Itane Brookings. Robert Cole, Edward Dennis Higgins, Brian Keane, preceptor program were terested is urged to call 657-7218 Michelle Merrill, Nancy Honorable mention Cushing, Stephen Everett, Stephen Papleacos, Mark recommended by their head Desmond. Kim Carlson, Gregory Greenhow, Sean Kenneth l.ucci, Waler Mac- Paquette, Andrew Scharmer, nurse based on their demon- Heather Andrews, Mark Rogers, Kathleen Cleary, strated professionalism and Amirault. Any Maiiinon, Shona Carmen Zullo. Karen Byrne, • their ability to fulfill criteria set llutchinson. Jimmy Rogers. Vvctte D'Alleva. Kristin Hollis, by the college. Nurse preceptors Wilmington First Dianna Doherty, Daniel Silva. Darlene Jones, and John Daile\ helped the students learn to Suzette Beaulieu, Kristin Kent. problem solve, make decisions Baptist Church Peter (Jay, Velvet Richardson, and set realistic goals. Michelle Trainor, Lynne Smith. Terry Reiss. John Papleocos. The Rev. F. Reed, pastor, 173 Parents Without Partners Wilmington Church Street, Wilmington, 658- and Nancy Donahue, Parents Without Partners, 8584. (irade five Episcopal Chapel Merrimack Valley Chapter 136, Wed.. June 22: 7;30 p.m., Mid- Honor roll'. will hold a general meeting July week family service with film Kelly Shanley, Colleen 6, at 8 p.m. at the North Andover Corner ol Forest Street and "David and Goliath," Choir Doherty, Mary Kinnon, Zachary VFW, Chickenng Road (Rt. 1251 Aldrich Road, the Rev Tansy practice. Carey, Tanya Ranieri, Barbara at Park Street. Newcomers Chapman, vicar. 272-1586 Thursday: 7:30 p.m.. Special Proulx. Amy Kuchinski. welcome. Call 453-2078 lor in- All services are at II :30 a.m . business meeting. Stephanie Beaulieu. Robert lormation. First and thud Sunday, morning Saturday: 8 a.m., Men's Lombardi, Matther Boucher, prayer, second and lotirlh. holy Fellowship breaklast. Richard Treem. and Glenn St. Newcomers and Neighbors communion. Sunday: 10 Morning worship Peter. Trudi Hennemuth was in- Summer worship schedule seYvice: 7 to 9 p.m., prayer and Also. Jodie Kleynen. Cheryl stalled as president ol the starts in July with all services al praise service. I'aiiepmto, Michelle Graham, Tewksbury 'Newcomers and 9:30 a.m.; first, third and lilih Tuesday: 9 a.m., Vacation Brian Wahl. Russell Chatlield, Neighbors Club on June 9. The Sundays, morning prayei Bible School workers meeting. Glenn Harris, and Steven installation was held at the second and [ourlh, holy coin Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Mid- LaValle. Windsor Mills Restaurant in mumoii. week lamily service with film Honorable mention Dracut Tuesdays: 2to3:30p.m., Bible "Elijah and Fire from Heaven, Benjamin Tyrrell. Shawn Those who will serve with study group. Beginning June .">. Choir practice. Dillon. Kelly Byrne, William Mrs. Hennemuth are Carole Hackett. and Shelly Pineau. studying St. Luke's Gospel. WE

Air Force Sgt. Knnaltl Homier I right I has landed an in- Flying teresting and prestigious job. He is flying as a member of the with Ron crew aboard one of the jets used in the Presidential fleet. The designation "Air Force One" goes to whichever of the five IT planes happens to be carrying the President on any par- ticular day, Sgt. linen i.-r. a resident of Omaba, Neb., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Kouvier of Middlesex Avenue. k #= ^atNll^A^fa-A Ninth Wilmington. • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Sundecks/porches • Saunas and Holtubs Regional Health • Security systems A • Cabinet matching • Airlock enlryways \ ■ i Center news • Fuel-efficient ^filgj thermostats Protein power pointments to include the • Wood stove installation Learn to cut your high lood Regional Health center in • Steel Door replacement _^ QilBey's ataveRn bills without culling your Wilmington. • Deadlock installation family's nutritional needs for Di McKay, a graduate of • Glass repair oe ieSbate ClUB protein. "Protein Power - Save Harvard College and George • Smoke or heat detectors ±\ Q.n i •*> • Appliance installation J. KOQCI SpaiMing Wines 25 Ol '^^J| VODKA 80 Money on Meat Bills'' workshop Washington University School ol • Attic fans will locus on high protein, non- Medicine, has practices in LOSCA SpLHnAnt.C impoileilliomltalv 25(M 2. • Additions * 999 meat foods which the entire Arlington and Cambridge. An • Garages OlStl SpUITIAntC From Italy Dy Mario 2So2 J active member in several .- 59 07 family can enjoy • Storage Buildings 59 0/ PRGixmet CoR6on neqpo Z°»n * ■» 3" 6 At the Regional Health Center medical societies, Dr. McKay in Wilmington on Wednesdaj. has had many articles published we are CastellBlanchCRystalnomspam 25 <« 3W June 29, nutritionist Marilyn in various medical journals. OIVCRAFT Pasierbe, R.D., M.S., will He will be available every [Dversified Craftspeople] ^BeepeateR demonstrate vegetarian dishes third Tuesday morning for B5B-849D BRUt Z6RO r,on- Spam by Castoilblanch 2soz ^ with recipes and preparation patient appointments. tips available for workshop I cmsidcring volunteering Qancia Asti Spurrunte F,om n.i, }i 0, 6" participants. Those who have a lew hours a mumm's extRA ORy S3££ »., 11gg For those planning to attend, a week to give and would like to WELCOME Ql light dinner is recommended, as 59 02 lanson Black LABCI BRUtFom F,ance25 0712 l spend them in a meaningful WAGON participants will have the op- way, should consider becoming portunity to taste-test all ol the a volunteer at the Regional CALL IS LIKE high protein foods demon- Health Center in Wilmington. MEETING A Kennedy's strated. Volunteers are invaluable BRAND NEW ice Box This delicious learning ex- members ol the health care FRIEND MANHATTAN SCOTCH 80° perience will be held from 7 to 9 team They help the professional p.m. and there is a $5 fee to stall and patients in numerous cover the cost ol lood and ways. They also assist with 88 ,99 materials. organizing lund-raising events. Registration is limited and Persons with typing skills, 6 59 02 8: pre-regislration is required by knowledge of library or copying calling 658-3910, ext. 567. procedures, or who enjoy Hours extended patient contact and are willing Jack §L fleisch- Donald McKay, M.D., a hand to work in the Oncology pieRce Daniels surgeon specialist and member Department, are invited to It's a friendly visit with RED LABEL TENNESSEE of the Choate - Symmes Health contact Vera Milano, com- BOURBON Services, Inc. medical stall, is munications coordinator at RH- gifts, tips and informa- tion plus cards you can extending his office ap- CW, 657:1910 ,99 redeem for more gifts at ******* local businesses I'd like 9! oy your weekend — let us do the laundry! in meet vou p^ JUST ENGAGED? v**r> B-Vale Laundromat NEW PARENT? m Ballardvale section ol Andover MOVED? o.f.c: Tewksbury CANADIAN r "Wash & Fold" Service CALL Marge Major COIN-OP ' Drop your laundry oft before work and pick it up that night. 667-3362 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. 25 02 59 02 ft'fCtloni from Wilmrftqkin *-- • Coin-op vale Slreet From !--• • New washers & dryers Streel lotjin) ,,' , . ii«ro.,»i • Convenient hours 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. pAUl CoW/* Riunite TAB 4 A -Tnasson DIET COKE ' LAMBRUSCOS DINNER ERIC G. SWANSON WINES 24-12 OZ CANS 658 8588 Days ,99 99 Certified Financial Planner 662 7795 Eves 50 02 50 02 , 281 Main St., Suite 204 I.R.A.S11V. 5. Wilmington, Mass. 01887 Annuities 11 Vj % molson micheloB Qolden B 24-12 oz. 24-12 oz. BOTTLES Financial Planning Car Ins. 15% Down Town Crier BOTTLES Insurance Analysis Home owners discounts ads 99 ,^40 Investment Analysis kfe, Health. Disability really work 10 Tax Preparation / Planning Annuities. Tax Shelters Try one • Budgeting / Debt Reduction • Employee Benefit Packages Call ' 658-2346 WILMINGTON FITCHBURG Route 38, Main Street Opposite Wilmington Ford Central Plaza Route 12, Water Street

* TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22, 1983 pieces Tewksbury Jr. High honor roll The following Tewksbury Sands, Heidi Schumacher, Honorable rhention Birthdays Mrs. McKelvey will be a year From the fire log Junior High School students Heather Sheldon, Deanna Silva, Francis Boucher, Todd Michal Anzac of Falcon Road, wiser on June 26. During the week ending June have been named to the school's Doreen Sipowicz, Sheri Strong, Bradford, Jason Cooke, Pamela Wilmington will be celebrating 18, Wilmington firefighters honor roll for the third marking Karen Sturtevant, Anthony Dooley, Richard Driscoll, Eric for the seventh time on June 26 Anniversaries answered 23 calls for assistance period: Thompson, Brian Tremblay, Johnson, Michelle Lauziere, and will share greetings with George and Marge Dyas of including: Grade nine Scott Weisensee, Thomas Brian Mann, Lori Nunziato, John McGinn of Fairview Glen Road, Wilmington, will Twelve ambulance runs, two Honors Welch, Joseph Weser, Catherine Edward O'Toole, and Stephanie Avenue, Bobby McHugh of Glen dance the Anniversary Waltz for brush fires, two vehicle fires, Donna Amico, Christine White, and Kimberly Wight. Vultaggio. Road. Meredith Elia of Salem the 32nd time on June 25. five service calls, one building Anderson, Noel Appinni, Tracey Honorable mention Grade seven Street, David Balestrieri ol June 27 will mark the 24th fire an one false alarm. Bernhardt, Richard Bramante, Andrew Fansel, Bruce James, Honors Fames Street, who will be 10 and wedding anniversary of Mr. and Gina Busa, Patrick Carey, Beth Luken, and Sheila Sullivan. Sharon Alley, Joseph An- Tewksbury residents Paul Mrs. Paul MacMullin of Patty Murphy Felicia Ciccolo, Jeanne Connor, Grade eight driolo, Leann Babine, Matthew Kelley of Eighth Street and Ferguson Road, Wilmington and Patricia Murphy, daughter of Charles DeMille, Kelly Doherty, Honors Baron, Lisa Barry, Amy Bissett, Douglas Lees of Foster Road. the 18th anniversay ol Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy of Suzanne Downey, Wendy Laura Aiesi, Ronald An- Douglas Boudreau, Suzanne June 27 will mark the special Mrs. Arthur Jensen of Andover Pringle Street, Tewksbury, has Duggan, Patricia Dunbar, derson, James Anzivino, Brian Bourque, Christopher Bova, day of Dennis Ford ol Westdale Street. been named to the dean's list for Robert Dunlay, Paul Duquette, Aylward, Christine Barbato, Todd Breslin, Tamara Brown, Avenue. Wilmington, Suzie Ed and Pauline Silva of West the spring 1983 semester at New Tracy Gonzales, Matthew Rhonda Barasse, Keith Bennett, Sharon Burke, Patrick Camp- Murray of Hathaway Road, Street. Wilmington will observe Hampshire College in Man- Grund, Mary Guarrente, and Gina Bernard, Christine Blake, bell, Melissa Catalano, Melissa Barbara Scalesse ol Barbara their 42nd wedding anniversary chester. Catherine Guarino. Thomas Bosia, Wayne Bourque, Chichillo, Donna Chisholm, Avenue. Liane McAuliffe of on June 30 and will share Palty is majoring in the Also, Douglas Haslam, Patrick Brooks, Paul Bunyan, Kristin Conley, Drissie Connor, Dadant Drive who will be greetings with Cynthia and Rich college's four year management Richard Heartquist, Brian It- Alicia Burke, Patricia Censullo, Brian Cooney, Paula Correia, celebrating lor the ninth time; Bennell ol Columbia Street who information systems program. zkowitz, Joanne Kestas, Steven Karen Collins, Karen Corbett, Valerie Crowell, Michael Doris Russell ol Wildwood will be celebrating their 32nd on Kousfogazos, Suzanne Patricia Coviello, Ronald Cunningham, Christine Street and Tewksbury residents the same day. Koumantzelis, Cynthia Crowell, Lisa DiBella, Amy Donahue, and Mark Emerson. Beverly l.uken ol South Rhoda Lamoureux, Richard Lapham, DiGirogio, William Duda, Karen Also, Patricia Fansel, Joseph Street and Robert Bogan of To enter James Latta, Christopher Duggan, Jeremy Duncan, Fernald, Stacey Fielding, Lori School Street. To enter an item in Bits & LeBlanc, Douglas Lees, and Michelle Dyer, Kimberly Fitzsimmons, Terri Floyd, Jason Sample of Lancaster Pieces, call the Town Crier at Shawn Linnehan. Dziadosz, Eric Earle, Mary Brian Freitag, Thomas Gerrior, drive, Tewksbury will blow out 658-2346 days and Tuesday Also, Jacqueline Maillot. Fabiano, Kyle Favreau, and Sean Green, Christine Guarino, BUTLER: Daniel John, James McLaughlin, Kerry John Fleury. James Hamilton, Brian the candles lor the 12th time on nights or 658-2907 other nights second child, first son to Mr. and June 28 and will share his and weekends Ask lor BeeDee. McLaughlin, Jonathan McLeod, Also, Michael Florio, Michelle Hanrahan, Kristen Hansen, Mrs. John Butler (Janet Joseph Menize, Kelley Moloney, Fowler, Kathryn Freeman, William Haslam, Mary Horgan, special day with Brian DeLuca Carroll) of Newbern Avenue, of Euclid Road who will also be Nazareth honors Catherine Norton, Lisa Parker, Scott Frontain, Yuko Fukuda, Son-Joo Hwang, Matthew Jarek, Wilmington on June 1 at Melrose Timothy Patterson, Lisa Pifalo, John Gallant, Herbert Gardner, Roy Kinzler, Christine Leonard, 12; Douglas Haslam ol Diane Malek. Debra Palman - Wakefield Hospital. Grasshopper Lane and and Theresa Baldassan, all of Edward Piscope, Susan Pollard, Charles Gath, Mark Gerry, Kirk and Robert Lodi. Grandparents include Joseph and Leah Ritchie. Goldsworthy, Denis Green, and Also, Christine MacMullin, Wilmington residents Billy Wilmington have been named to Carroll ol Acorn Street, Woburn McHugh ol ol Church Street and the honor roll lor the fourth Also, Scott Sampson, Jeffrey Nicholas Grund. William Martin, Jeffrey Masse, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler Also, Paula Haines, Dawn Deborah Maxwell, Sean Mc Michelle Witkowski ol Winter quarter ol the 1982-83 academic of Butler Avenue, Wakefield. Street. Michelle, too. will be year at Our Lady of Nazareth Hannula, Linda Jarossi, Donough, Shawn McLaughlin, Daniel's sister is four-year-old Jonathan Karas, Susan Kinnon, celebrating lor the 12th time. Academy, Wakelield. Kristen. David McSweeney, Joann Dorothy Lemos ol Parker Patten Library Craig Kolek, Kenneth Labadini, Morello, Jeanne Muise, Lisa Street. Wilmington, will be a Jeffrey Larsen, Wendy Latta, Munn, Maureen Murphy, Parents Without Partners CARAVIELLO: Jaclyn Marie, year wiser on June 29 as will Ed Parents without Partners, seeks volunteers Richard LeDuc, Ahn Lee, Jennifer Myers, Keith first child to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ludwig, Robert Lynn, Nicholson, Kris O'Connor, Curtis of Andover Street. Jane Merrimack Valley Chapter 136, Salvatore Caraviello of Hastings i Aunt Jem Morey of Lawn will hold a newcomers meeting, Christine Maclntire, Leah Richard O'Neill, Donna Pinieri, Lane, Medford on June 10 at MacPherson, Sean Manseau, Street, Scott Fullerton Of Jones July 13. al 8 p.m. at the North The Tewksbury Patten Public Philip Polimeno, Robert New England Memorial Timothy McCaffery, Cynthia Polimeno, and John Poulos. Avenue who will face a birthday- Andover VFW, Chickering Road Hospital. Library is looking for adult cake glowing with lour candles iRt. 125) al Park Street. volunteers to help with summer McGill, Daniel McLeod, David Also, Timothy Quinn, Helen Grandparents include Mr. and Morel, and Donald Murray. Rheault, Gerald Rideout, Steven on the 29th; and Tewksbury Call 475-2276 for information. Mrs. Joseph Bradley of North programs. residents Donald Coffin ol Also, Melissa Nelson, Patricia Riera, Leslie Sarsfield, Richard Street, Wilmington and Mr. and There are many duties Nelson, Robin Norgaard, Foster Road, Eileen McDermott Back in Wilmington volunteers can perform. The Sinopoli, Stacey Spink, Brian Mrs. Frank Caraviello of Kimberly O'Neill, Maria Orsula, Sturtevant, Shawn Sullivan, of Colonial Drive, Julie Anzivino Former town manager Gorham Road, Medford. library needs people to run a of Memorial drive who will Dawn Pacheco, Michael Paglia, Eric Szymt, Tristaan Terveen, Sterling Morris is back in Maternal great-grandparents movie projector during the become a teenager; Lorrien Wilmington lor a week or so, Lisa Paquette, Steven Pesce, Holly Testa, and Stacie Whynot are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finn weekly Thursday afternoon and Lynn Ploof. Guffre ol Elm Street and Dan following a recent visit to movies. Also needed are people Honorable mention of Florida and Joseph Bryan of Also, Peter Riddle, Dianne Diane Collins, Thomas Fiore ol Pennacook Street. Tennessee where he spent a Medford. who have craft ideas and want to June 30 will mark the day on month attending the Grand Ole Sanborn, Kristen Schumaker, Cummings, Scott DeVivo, share them with small groups of Julie Shaddox, Todd Simas, which Lauren Scalesse of Opry. children. This would involve Jeffrey Freitag, Susan Gallant, Barbara Avenue. Wilmington Morris lives in a trailer; DINEEN: Lisa Marie, second Maria Simon, Edward Sipowitz, James Hamilton, Adam Kelley, showing the children how to Jennifer Stys, Jean Sullivan. becomes a teenager. Lauren will wherever he goes, that trailer is child to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dineen make and do craft projects of Derek Lobsein, David share her special day with Scott right behind him! (Lorraine Finlay) of Grand Jodi Sutherland, Nancy MacElhiney, Jessica Miller, one kind or another. The Thompson, Karen Toth, Janice Velozo of Cedarcrest Road, Street, Wilmington on May 16 at children would be required to Cheryl Murray, Gary Powers, Bonnie. Ingersoll ol Jere Road. New England Memorial Troy, Susan Tsimtsos, Stephen Talisman Sweeny, and James Success Without Stress suppK- their own materials for Whelton, and Lori Zotto. Louie Abate of Glen Road, Hospital. all projects. Zimmerman. Dennis Fenton ol Adams Street A free lecture will begin at Grandparents are Mary and 7:30 p.m.. Monday, June 27 on In addition to craft ideas, and Tewksbury residents Jell Kenneth Finlay of Naples, people with hobbies - such as, Sands of Kimberly Drive and success without stress; life in Florida and Irene and Timothy alliance with natural law needlepoint, woodworking, Karen Whitehouse of Virginia Dineen of Avon Street, knitting, or stamp and coin Road. through transcendental Somerville. meditation and TM-Sidhi collecting - are also welcome to 379 Midcllsex Ave program. share their work or collections ELIAS Golden Ager Wilmington, Ma. The lecture will be offered in STONE: ShelJey^Renee, first with children and explain how It looks as though Myrtle child to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick they became involved in their 658-4401 McKelvey of Border Avenue. the conference room of the Pollard Memorial Library, 401 Stone (Janet Williams) of hobbies. Wilmington is the only member Common Street, Stoneham on The library needs people who Country Store of Wilmington's Golden Age Merrimack St., Lowell. Call 876- 4581 for information. May 22 at Winchester Hospital, have anything to offer so that Club on the current birthday list. Grandparents are Mrs. the success of summer Specials of the Week Marilyn DeBenedetto of programs for children can be Wilmington and Mr. and Mrs. realized. Anyone who is in- t]39 James Williams of Billerica. terested in helping out, can Pork Loins contact Assistant Library Pork loins may be cut into center cut pork chops,country style pork chops, or Director Mrs. Moore at the cutlets, or boneless pork roosts or o combination of above, library, 851-6071. Bottom Round Section tf79 Consists of Eye Roast,Bock Rump Roast,bottom round roasts and about 5 or 6 pounds of hamburg. This section is usually cut as all roosts but may also be used Shawsheen Valley Regional High School as swiss steak.shaved steak, cube steak, smoll bracioles for stew. * 9 100 Cook Street, Billerica, MA 01868 London Broil Section V May be cut as all London Broil steaks and a little stew or hamburg or may be cut Summer of '83 is all roasts or a combination of roasts and steaks. t£69 Shop/Enrichment Academic Make-up Sirloin Strip Consists of strip steaks (club(» sirloin). The average weight of this section is from 10 July 11th to August 5th July 11th-August 12th to 14 lbs. This is the steak thot is served in the better restaurants 9 to 12 A.M. - $65.00 8:30 to 10:30 A.M. • $55.00 and 11:00 to 1 rOO P.M. tfS9 Air Conditioning Refrigeration Boneless Chuck Algebra I & II Consists of chuck roasts, chuck steak, cube steak,stewbeef. blase steak and Auto Body Repair Biology about half hamburg. This section has no bone ond is one of the most economical Automotive Repair sections. It is great for summer borbeques Business Math Baking Chemistry t\S9 Business Technology English, grades 9-12 Sirloin Consists of New York Sirloin and Shot Cut Rump steaks and a very small amount Carpentry General Math of hamburg. This section makes all good steaks but has more waste than the Chemical Lab General Science other sections which are boneless. The aversge weight is about 18 to 20 lbs. The 1983 Citizenship Award was presented bv the Middlesex County Bar Association to Jannie Wolff, during the observance of Law Day. Purpose of Commercial Art Geometry tf99 the program is to encourage young people to be concious of their role within Culinary Art Physical Education Face Rump our country's systgem of justice. Krom left. Alexander A. Adams of Cam- Social Studies Consists of face rump steak (tip steak) and face rump and tip roast. This section bridge, president of the Middlesex County Bar Association. Jannie S. Wolff. Data Processing only weighs about 14 to 16 pounds, if you haven t bought a meat section before Typing this is a good way to get started because of the small weight and variety of cuts Mrs. Mitii Wolff, and Anthony Ri//o of Somerville. past president of the bar Diesel association. U.S. History you get out of It. * Electrical World History t2&9 Electro-Mechanical Technology Top Butt Electroncis Special Programs (Bonelett SMI SiHom) Graphic Arts Consists of Short Cut Rump ond New York Sirloin Steak. This section hos some of SUBSCRIBE! Machine Shop Pre-College Chemistry (with lob) the better eotlng steak ond hos very little woste Please send the Town Crier every week by U.S. Mail to: Maintenance Mechanics 90 hours, $95.00 t2& Masonry July llth to August 12th Top Round Section 8:30 to 12:30 P.M. Consists of the top first cut top round steak,top round steak, top round roast, ond Name Metal Fabrication/Welding small amount of hamburg. This Is one of the leaner sections with some of the S.A.T. Moth or English Review leanest steaks and roasts. This is less than 10% waste in this section. Address Plumbing 20 Hours, $25.00 Recreational Vehicles *2*9 Town St Zip- July 11th to July 22nd Sirloin Tips '3 Wilmington Edition Technical Drafting or July 25th to August 5th .■ Tewksbury Edition Word Processing 8:30 to 10:30 A.M. Rales: $12.00 lor one year subscription in Wilmington or Tewksbury, or $16 00 and 11:00 to 1:00 P.M. Potatoe Salad, Cole Slow elsewhere. 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TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22. 1983 Shriners hospitals are a ray of hope for children

The Shriners Aleppo Temple byDebbiMichals history. Foley said between 1872 the open area. That leaves the person's body virtually exposed held their lirst big football game The eyes are piercing. They and 1922 there were no official in 1979 which divided the state Shrine hospitals; however, to any germs that may be in the gaze out of the small, scarred between the north football all face with sadness, as if they various temples were sup- air. To prevent against the porting different philanthropic threat of infection, they stars and the south football all somehow know all the suffering stars The game will be played endeavors. In 1918, he went on, developed something known as of the world. They are the young this Saturday, June 25, at Boston there were so many Shriners the Bacteria Control Nursing eyes of a child whose entire body College, and all the proceeds go and so much money in their Unit (BCNU), which is merely a has been badly burned so that all directly to Shriners Hospitals. In that seems to be left are the treasuries, that they decided to bed in a plastic enclosure with a vent at the bottom which fact, Foley said, the Shriners eyes. But they tell the whole sponsor one official charity. By are the only organization that 1920 it was agreed to start purifies the air inside the unit so story of how he once sat happily can boast that 98 cents of every hospitals for children with or- that the person is never exposed at play and knew nothing of fear dollar they earn goes directly to thopedic problems and to to any bacteria al all. or pain, yet now he must begin helping the children in theii provide that service free of Next, they began lo develop every day with both these hospitals, with only two cents charge. Currently, there are 18 what is known as the skin bank feelings. And the eyes that spent on administrative costs orthopedic hospitals across the Because skin is always needed should only know joy search On Saturday, he added, they desperately for an answer, country, with a new one to open to help these burn victims, they developed a way to freeze skin in hope to earn over $40,000 tryingnard to understand what in Tampa, Florida in 1984. The players are selected About the time that first or- liquid nitrogen and store it until has happened and what w^ll? based on their scholastic and thopedic hospital was founded it is needed. Some of the^kin is happen to him. '■>• athletic achievement, said many children were suffering taken from cadavers at the For years the Shriners have Sheila Watnick, a spokesperson from orthopedic problems due to Harvard Medical School, and been the answer. Their hospitals lor the Shriners They have to polio. With the Salk vaccination, some of it comes from relatives have provided free care to have made a league all star children under 18 who suffer Foley said, there were great of patiejjjs. team or a major newspaper's, all from burns or orthopedic reductions in orthopedic Last! Triey developed scholastic squad to be selected problems. And their research problems, and there were ac- lmunosuppression. When the to play in the Shriners game has provided a new hope for the tually empty beds in the Shriner new layer of skin is placed on the They also must have high treatment of burn victims hospitals lor tmTfirsTrime. The burn victim, often his body will grades in school. This year, Ed everywhere Shriners then met with the reject it as foreign. This tem- Olshaw of Wilmington and The Shriners began in 1872 as surgeon general and asked what porary skin, however, is very Mr. .mil Mrs. Thomas McNamara Charlie Healey oi Tewksbury an offshoot of the Masons, a he thought they should do about important to the healing will be playing in the game. fraternal organization of men the extra space in their process, so they discovered a There are other fundraisers similar to the Elks or Knights of hospitals. The surgeon general way to keep the body I rom Kathleen Hanlon and held by the Shriners throughout Columbus. In fact, before a man recommended that they attempt rejecting it. the year including circuses and can become a Shriner, he must to treat burn victims since there All Shriners hospitals have rodeos, hut their big favorite. Thomas McNamara are wed become a Mason first. Once he was so little known about this three missions: patient care, Foley said, is the football games has obtained the highest rank in problem. research, and teaching. When because they are played by Kathleen Hanlon, daughter ol a close friend ol the groom acted Masonry, he can ask to become In 1966, the first Shriners their doctors make a new as best man while ushering children The motto ol these Mr. and Mrs William Hanlon ol a Shriner. Burns Institute was founded in discovery, they pass this in- duties were in charge of David, games, he went on, is, "Strong Sprucewood Koad, Wilmington The Shriners were originally Galveston, Texas. There are formation on to other doctors in Brian and Sean McNamara, of legs run that weak legs may became the bride ol Thomas organized to break away from now three burns institutes hospitals around the world. Wilmington, brothers of the walk, and burned children may McNamara. Ill, son of Mr. and the serious and ritualistic nature across the country; one in Of course, running the groom and Billy and Tommy play again.'' All the players Mrs. Thomas McNamara. Jr. of of the Masons. Instead, the Boston, one in Cincinatti, and Shriners Burns Institute or any Hanlon, also of Wilmington, selected for I he games are taken Lawrence Street on May 14 The one in Galveston, each with 30 of the Shriners hospitals is very brothers of the bride Shriners wanted to have more mi a tour ol the Shriners Burns Kev. Father Thomas Reynolds beds and caring for over 2000 expensive. It cost ap- The new Mrs. McNamara is a family - oriented social ac- Institute m Boston so they can performed the ceremony before tivities, and so in keeping with children. proximately $100,000,000 to run 1977 graduate of Wilmington see who they are playing for, the altar ol SI. Thomas Church the idea of fun, they adopted a At the time the first Shriners their 21 hospitals last year, with High School who later graduated Foley explained. A reception followed im- Middle East theme for their Burns Institute was founded $7,000,000 spent on each of the mediately at the Colonial. I rom Bay State Junior College, very little was known about how Burns Institutes alone. Since Despite all the work the Boston and is now employed by group and founded the Mecca Shriners do with burn victims. Lynnfield. Temple in New York. Since that to treat burn victims. However, Shriners refuse to charge their Patricia Hanlon ol Peoria, Uaston Snow and Ely Bartlett. doctors al these institutes made patients, the money has to come Foley said, the best way to treat Her husband is a 1976 time, every Shrine temple and burns is to prevent them. Most Illinois served her sister as maid every Shrine activity has been many new discoveries. In 1968, from outside sources, mainly ol honor while the bride's at- graduate of Wilmington High Foley said, the chances of fund raisers and $5 per year burns happen to children with School, graduated Irom West- named or based on a city, place, the main causes being scalding. tendants included Lorraine or event in the Middle East. survival lor a person with 50 from each member's dues. lield Stale College and is now Over 75 percent of all burns can Hanlon ol Wilmington, also a Currently, there are about percent burns on his body were The big money-maker lor the sister ol the bride; Donna Cullen employed by Multi Energy very slim. Nowadays, they are Shriners hospital since 1925 has be prevented, he said, and the Systems. 1,000,000 Shriners in 185 Shrine Shriners have recently begun a ol Randolph, the bride's cousin temples across the United successfully treating people been football games. There are and Alice and Susan McNamara The couple, enjoyed a wedding with up to 90 percent burns. In 53 scheduled football games per program of television ads trip to Bermuda and is grateful States, Canada, Mexico and the designed to teach and remind of Wilmington, sisters of the fact, in 1982 only one patient died year, Foley explained, with the lo both family and friends for Republic of Panama. In people to prevent burns. groom. Masschusetts, there are two as a result of serious burns. big one being the all American Michael Gracia ol Lawrence, making the wedding day such a Shrine temples. The Aleppo There were three major college game in January. special and memorable one. Temple in Wilmington was discoveries in the treatment of founded in 1882 in Boston, but burn victims, all of which oc- moved its home to Wilmington curred at Shriners hospitals. in 1977. It was the 13th Shrine First of all, they learned that the Temple to be given a charter, reason many people weren't and according to member surviving from their burns was Harold Foley, it is a rather large because infections would temple with about 14,000 develop. When a person is first members. brought in for burn treatment, Although the Shriners were the burned and scarred layers of originally founded on the idea of skin are removed, Foley said, fun and fellowship, they began and a new layer of skin taken to become involved in charitable from a relative or from the ventures very early in their hospital's own supply is put over

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Wilmington Softball League Tympanick homer propels Sons

Larry Tympanick blasted a for Pepsi Cola. John O'Melia hits, with Paul Elmstrom and Converse Rubber 1-8 two run homer in the top of pitched the win over Dave Mark Deloria pounding two hits Pepsi-Cola 0-9 eighth inning to push the Sons of Dempsey. apiece for the winners. Bob National Division Italy past the Jim Miceli Club. 8- Jim Miceli Club 13 Gillis hurled the win over Bob Doyle's Hardware 10-0 6 in a Wilmington Softball Dunkirk Express 7 Neal. Jim Miceli Club 7-3 League showdown Sunday night. Rich Peters slammed three Dynamics Research 17 No. Wilm. Shell 7-3 Rick McQueston helped the hits in support of winning pit- Dunkirk Express 8 Bill & Bobs 6-5 winning cause with three hits, as cher Rick Nickerson, who got Ed Rousseau, Ken Peters, and Analog Devices 4-7 Bob Danehy pitched the win plenty of added stick support Wayne Morgan banged out three Dynamics Research 3-7 over Rick Nickerson. Ben Savy from Ben Savy, Bill Swan and hits apiece for the winners, Over 30 Division banged out two hits for the Bob Hogg with two hits apiece. while the DE offense was led by McNamara Tire 4-1 Miceli Club. Ernie Peabody (two hits) and Brian Phillips (two hits) and Joe Barry Oil 4-1 Wilmington Ford 15 Steve Laf'ave (triple) swung the Jeff Lux (two run single). Charlie's Auto Body 3-2 WilminStOIl Members of the Wilmington Police team relax after the re- big bats for Dunkirk Express. Over 30 League Casalot Real Estate 1-4 6 Analog Devices 0 cent Wilmington Police Road Race. Larry Redding was the Doug Sousa chucked a two- Wednesday, June 15 Joe Barry Oil 7 Sleho's 0-4 team , fjrS( Wilmington officer to cross the finish line. hitter, while Mike Moran Sportsworld 18 Casalot Real Estate 6 (single, homer) and Henry Analog Devices 5 Elmer (Sonny) Parker pit- Asselin (single, triple) were the Phil McDonald chucked a five- ched this win over Steve Gilardi. Tewksbury Wilmington Police Road Race mainstays offensively. hitter, with the offense provided with bat support from Dick Sportsworld 6 by Ken Morse (three hits), Joe McKenna (three hits) and Bill No.Wilm.ShellS Burbine (double, triple) and Bob Fay and Dick Robichaud with Softball Rusty Ryan's second hit drove Frongillo (three run homer). two hits apiece. John Curran, Redding leads in the winning run, as Paul Mike Griffin ripped a two run Joe Raso, Jim Newhouse and League O'Donnell scored the win over single for Analog Devices. Gordon MacKenzie had two hits Bob Noel. Ken Morse was red- Doyle's Hardware 5 apiece for Casalot Real Estate. A' Division the pack hot for the winners with three Sons of Italy 1 Charlie's Auto Body 5 1 Towne Auto 12 1 hits, including a homerun. Bob Kris Hinxman turned in Mr Samara Tire 3 2. Aubut's Liquors 12 1 Larry Redding led the way for Nashua. Police Dept., 39:45. Noel, Ray Noel and Joe Sim- another outstanding pitching Ted Wicks (six-hitter) out- 3. Jim Miceli Club 11 2 the Wilmington police officers in Masters mons slashed two hits apiece for performance with a four-hitter dueled George Crowley (seven- < 4. FiveD's 8 5 the recent Wilmington Police 1. Don Murray, Boston Police North Wilmington Shell. Hinxman also helped his own hitter) thanks largely to the bats 5. Sullivan's Ins. 4 9 Koad Kace. crossing the finish Dept. 41:33.5; Al Meuse, D and D Gulf 1? cause with two hits, while Bob of Wicks (two doubles), Jim (i. Holt&Bugbee 3 in line in the male open division Wilmington Fire Dept., 43:59; Bill and Bob's i(i Aprile scored a pair of runs for Bossi (twohits) and Frank Botte 7. N.S.C. 3 1(1 with a time of 46:17. Al Meuse of Henry Picard, Andover Police Bill Blaisdell, Bill Sinopoli and the winners. Larry Tympanick (triple). Doug Smith had two K° Division the Wilmington Fire Depart- Dept., 45:33. Dana Mullarky ripped two hits ripped a double for the Sons of hits for McNamara Tire. 1. Hanley'sGym 10 3 ment claimed a second place Female apiece for the winners. Bob and Italy in support of losing pitcher American Division 2. Cap Cement 9 1 trophy with his 43:59 time in the Division Jim Stewart paced the BB at- Bob Danehy. Sportsworld 9-2 3. A&B Arco 5 7 masters ^vision. Open tack with two safeties apiece. Monday, June 13 Sons of Italy 8-2 4. Lucky Caterers 1 9 Other local runners who ran Lisa Desforge, Wilmington, Tom Woods was the winning Analog Devices II D&DGulf 6-4 5. Taylor & Lloyd 4 9 strong races were Lisa Desforge 48:49. pitcher over Ed Doherty. Pepsi Cola 5 Wilmington Ford 5-4 6. O'Brien Roofing 2 11 i48:49), Donna Ritchie (58:411, Senior Thursday, June 16 Dennis Wilson, slashed three Dunkirk Express 2-8 7. Bill & Bob's 1 11 Joanne Brunnelle (50:47), Nita 1. Donna Ritchie. Tewksbury, Bill and Bob's 9 Beals (61:54.2) and Simone 58:41. Pepsi Cola 5 Cronin, Master Ralph Peterson pounded a Kace results 1 Joanne Brunnelle, homerun to support the winning All-Star game Sunday Male Wilmington, 50:57; 2. Nita attack, with singles from Dave Division Beals. Wilmington, 61:54.2; 3. Stewart, Tom O'Connor and Jim The Tewksbury Minor League Field on East Street across from Steven Morris, Mark Femino, Open Simone Cronin, Tewksbury. Faii-weather. Bob Giara and All-Star game will be played the State Hospital. Starting time Redlegs, Dana Boudreau, Kevin I. Mike Drummy. Mass State Team award Kevin Flynn each had doubles Sunday, June 26 at Sullivan is set for 1 p.m. Police, 38:08.3; 2. Tom Fleming, 1 Randolph Police Dept. Representing the National All Stars page 13 Lowell Police Dept., 40.50; 3. 130:03 (Tom Libby. Paul Porter, Minor League from the Astros, Mark Calnan, Middlesex County Bob Churchill). Roger D's Sheriff's dept. 2. Lowell Police Dept., 134:07 Seniors (Tom Fleming. Bill Busby, Paul Traveling ] 1. Tom Libby, Randolph Goyette). Jukebox Police Dept., 37:12.4; 2. Bob 3. Chelmsford Fire Dept., Molvar, U.S. Immigration 139:03 (Richard Miller, Bert 650-5523 Dept., 38:49.6; 3. Tom Felch, Dixon. Michael Burke), f*t*e$tone JS A very special game Reunions UNBELIEVABLE LOW PBICES Private Parlies Graduation Parties i Shrine Stars AT JIM BOUDREAU"S kickoff Saturday v

Saturday night (June 25) all- the public is invited to a banquet stars from the Shriners' North honoring the players. BC Ml-Season team, including Tewksbury's Eagles' quarterback and Chuck Healey and Wilmington's Heisman Trophy candidate Ed Olshaw, battle the 45- Doug Flutie along with BC member Shriners South squad assistant football coach Tommy at the Fifth Annual Shriners' Coughlin are the featured High School Football Classic set speakers Tickets are $15 each. for Boston College's Alumni Call Harold Foley at (617) 665- Stadium. Festivities begin at 6 6466 or 657-4202 for more in- p.m., kickoff is at 7 p.m.. formation. dn®M Tickets, available at the gate or Following the open house, It's a sled belted radial with a purpose to pull you at the Shriners' Auditorium, everyone is invited to Boston t' .oup.h ieison after season vfc*: .■'ft or year » (Exit 13 off 1-93, Wilmington)are College lor a 4 p.m. 'bring your $4 for adults and (3 for students. own' tailgate picnic. A parade Proceeds benefit the Shriners led by the Aleppo Temple Brass Burns Institute in Boston and Band under the direction of P15'J/80H'.3 the Shriners Hospital for Walter Smith starts the 6 p.m. INSURANCE 84 White Ms< fts Crippled Children in Springfield. pre-game festivities. This will You can I Ib'i < ". Also, the public is invited to an 38 be followed by the Shrine earn 1 open house at the Shriners Minutemen, bagpipe and , 1 60 ' Nolrjje i iiiceUP'i Burns Institute, 51 Blossom Oriental marching bands, 10% Street, Government Center, flanked by 250 cheerleaders interest Boston, from 2 to 4 p.m., The tor $6" weekly Call us STEEL BELTED 721 FUEL FIGHTER open house will feature tours, an Eileen D. Wolley / Arthur J. Berthold outdoor band concert and free Shrine Game sac mice refreshments. 20 Ballardvale St., Wilmington P165-80R 13 46 53 page 13 PI75 70R 13 48 3n Friday, June 24, at 6:30 p.m AUTO 658-8730 HOME P17S-NR 13 48 57 P185 80R 13 51 22 P195-70R 13 54 72 FIRESTONE Right now you '.an P2OS-70R 13 55 57 2nd Annual gel our gas saving,' P17S-75R 14 48 >l 721 long wearing, sure P18S 7SK 14 52 22 NORTH READING BASKETBALL CAMP liaciion 721 Steal PI95 T'.li 14 56 74 Cosmetic Blems Ballad Fuel Fighter P20575K 14 58 70 For Boys Entering Grades 7, 8 and 9 P215 7SK 14 59 02 featuring 10-strand P2I575R IS 5! 20 North Reading High School, Park Street, Rte. 62 steel cord—7 over 2 P22S75R 15 62 95 10% OFF wrapped by I, With P235-75R IS 66 69 July 25 - 29 - 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. over 24 million on the PLUS F E.T. road, the 721 Is our 1.64 TO 2 96 Tuition Only $70.00 most popular radial No trade-in needed Staff: All Head Coaches EMPHASIS ON Each Camper Receives: All prices plus tax Barry Kipnes -No. Reading H.S. FUNDAMENTALS Certificate of Attendance Rlchfiutterworth - Danvers H.S. Station Drills Camp T-Shirt Tom Gallaher -Chelmsford H.S. Lectures Evaluation Henry McCarthy - WinthropH.s. Games Fundamentals Handbook Mike McVeigh -No. Andover H.s. Flexibility Agility Basketball Yearbook ^miwkm!b Cntmftrm «W—!*»«/>»■: North UMARK LI Info.. wrltm or call N—ihaaaait, W ttfmm, B-l Coeaneal Drfca "Automotive Service Center ChmmtkmLli IQconvewsi) a? Andover. Mass. 01810 664 24 7 1 2184 Main Street (Rte. 38) -Tewksbury, Matt. • 658-2120 l/*

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Clippers 5 Dynamos 2 Holden, who scored the winning Matt Freitag and Jennifer Doyle Murphy. In the second half they Tewksbury 3 Wakefield II 2 Over the Hill soccer The scoring was led by Jeff goal. Halfback Laura Bullen all played fine games. found their scoring touch with Matt McLaughlin, Dave Division II North Wahl with two goals and one played a fine game for the Dynamos 4 Wildcats I goals by Maureen Murphy McSweeney and Robbie Hunt International I Merrimac 0 each by Chris Martin, Tuchon Apollos. The Surfs' goals were The Dynamos' goals were (two), and Kelly Meehan to notched the Tewksbury goals Tewksbury International Fukuda. and David Conti. scored by Jason DePersio and scored by Joey Killion with two, round off a good overall team with help from Mike Doherty, secured second place in Division Strong play by David Russell, Chris Thornton. and one each for Brian Smith performance. Brad Smart, Malt Guzzetta and II B North, defeating Merrimac, David Carroll, Karen Trueba Rogues 3 Surfs 2 and Robbie Lombardi. Good Over the Hill League Tim McCaffery. Frank Goglia 1-0. and Jennifer Drane. The Rogues took a 2-0 lead for defense was played by Mark Tewksbury Int.l Nashua I and Steve Polleck provided Tewksbury finally found the Falcons 6 Spartans 0 most of the first half, with Steve Maloney and Darlene Bourque. Tewksbury International goalie John Sweeny with solid net after 65 minutes on a hard Rich Treem scored three Andrade and Wally Mar- The Wildcats' lone goal was completed its' saason with a 1-1 defensive support. Mortin Toth shot from a superb goals for a hat trick, with two canewich scoring. At the end of scored by Bob Conroy, with tie against Nashua. Although Joe LoNigro through pass which Boys under-12 II assists going to Kim Kirk. Kim the first half, the Surfs came great offensive play by Robbie Tewksbury had the edge in should have opened theNv With the tempertature also set up a goal by Sherri back with a goal by Joe Ludwig Williams and John Mason. Good scoring opportunities, they just floodgates, but Merimac's reaching 90 degrees, the Thurston on a nice crossing and then Brian Hanrahan scored defensive play by Tracy Greiner couldn't find the net, with the goalkeeper was playing an Tewksbury boys under 12-11 pass. Joe Silverio scored on a a goal in the second half to tie it and Mike Geyer. In a second Nashua goalkeeper playing a excellent game that included a soccer team played a pass from Jimmy Williams, and up. Finally late in the second game played this week, the fine game. penalty shot save. doubleheader to finish a very Lenny Bolton scored on one of half the Rogue's Joey Post Dynarnis defeated the Wildcats Tewksbury opened the scoring In other action, Tewksbury successful at 7-2-1. In the first two scoring assists from Robert scored to break the deadlock. 8-2. after 20 minutes, as Martin Toth United lost to North Reading. 4-2' game, Tewksbury lost to Stanley. Mike Pineri made Fine games from Corrie Golen Falconslt Comets:) finished off a fhjrry of shots. and the Tewksbury Regulators number one Winchester. 3-0 several kicks to keep the Falcon and Nick Guzley on defense and All three Falcon goals were Nashua tied the game in the lost lo Winchester, 3-0. without the services of two of attack „ at lull strength. Kellie Sills and Richard scored by the hustling Lenny second half off a free kick. their three lullbacks In the 1 nal week ol play for The Spartans' Terry Reise Prendergast at halfback for the Bolton. The key passes that set In other action, Tewksbury \In the second game, the under 12 division the stan- had an excellent debut in goal Rogues in this well played up the goals wre made by Rich United won their first game, Tewksbury beat Billenca dings are as follows: and Mr. *C Chris Cunningham game. The Surfs played an Treem, Shelly Marsh, Jimmy defeating Merrimac, 2-1. The United, 3-1. Goals were scored displayed good hustle. Playing excellent game, especially in Tewksbury Regulators lost to Williams and Joe Silvlerio. The by Jimmy Pollard, Chris Jarek American well on defense was Chris Sands, light of the fact that they had defense was led by the strong Andover I, 5-2. and Danny Femino Clippers 10 1 1 while Kristen Clark did a good only 11 players, so there were no playmaking of Tom Aylward In Summer League action. Ravens 7 5 0 job at the wing and halfback substitutions made in the and Peggy Ricardo. International and the The season was a terrific Cougars 5 7 0 positions. terrible heat. The Comets' goals were Regulators tied their first ever success and the players listed Falcons 2 7 4 Cosmos II Wildcats 2 Vikings 2 Hawks 0 scored by Ken Silvia, Jeff Poulis clash, 4-4 in an exciting, hard displayed enthusiasm and Wildcats 1 9 1 Doug Fowler scored three The Vikings' Rick Paniello and Frank Kushmerek. Goalie fought game. received a great deal of en- National goals for a hat trick. Brett scor?d a goal in the first half of Brian McLeod made some Boys' under-14 joyment from their efforts. Astros 9 2 1 Simas, Rob Calanan, and P.J. this game between the Vikings clutch saves.. II Division III Ryan Adams, David Babine, Dynamos 6 3 3 Lussier all played well for the and Surfs and Eric Browne Ken Silvia's goal in the last Bedford 3 Tewksbury I Kevin Breuer, Sean Conley, Cosmos [ 5 5 2 winners. The Wildcats' goals scored in the second half to minute tied the game at 3-3. Fine Brad Smart, Steve Bourgea Jordy Correia, Ken Culbertson, Comets i 3 6 3 were scored by Sean McSheehy bring the game to a tidy win. games were played by Dan and Robbie Hunt were (he Frank DeAngelo, Mike Doherty. Spartans 3 6 3 and John Mason. Robbie Dan Fiore played a fine game in Gesin, Aaron Bell, and Sue leaders offensively, while Justin Danny Femino, John Field, Williams and Allison Kelly net to earn this shutout against Beaulieu. Bruere, Mike Sweeney and Chris Jarek, David Meekins, played excellent games, while the number two team. Cosmos 4 Ravens 3 goaltender John Sweeny keyed James Pollard, Richard Proulx, Mike Geyer and Tracy Grenier Tthe Hawks played a fine The Cosmos' goals were the defense. Matt McLaughlin Pat Romano, Greg Taylor, played good defense. game, with special mention to scored by Doug Fowler with put Tewksbury on the board first Danny Whelton and Sean Itavens 4 Astros :i Jim Farley and Robert Foster, two, along with solo scores from with a fine header shot. Wilson. The Ravens' goals were both of whom had to play a Chrissy McDonough and An- scored by Dean Goldsworthy number of positions because ol thony Canarelli. Sheila Con- Tewksbury Minor League with two, Craig Thomas one, missing teammates. sidine played well at halfback. and Craig Goldsworthy one. Standings The Ravens' goals were scored Steven Sills and Sean Proctor W..L..T by Dean Goldsworthy with two both impressed with their hard Maniacs 10 1 1 and Craig Thomas' one. Patty Senators win first, 11-9 WO! k Hawks 6 2 4 Scharmer played well at mid- Maniacs 3 Apollos 2 Surfs 5 6 1 lield, with Ronnie Vitti playing Appollos super defense. The Maniacs won it all in a A 4 4 Senators II Rangers 9 Mike Kinnon. Swinging the iipt Wade Fishman. Vikings Ravens 5 Cosmos 0 tough game Saturday against 3 4 4 The Senators chalked up their bats were Herb Delenay anij Standings Rogues In a superb comeback, the the Apollos. In the first hall the 2 8 2 first victory of the Tewksbury Mark Amirault. W..L Torus Ravens defeated the Cosmos. Maniacs were ahead 2-0, with 1 9 $ National Minor League season Helping the Mets along was Mariners 2 0 goals scored by Eric Escott and Clippers:) Comets 2 The Ravens' goals were scored last week, topping the Rangers, Sal Reitano with a single and a Senators 1 0 Joey Seely. Then in the second The Qlippers' goals were by Craig Thomas two, Dean 11-9. Swinging the hot bat for the double, plus pitching five good Astros 1 0 hall the Apollos came on strong scored by Mark Krueger, Jeff Goldsworthy, two and brother Senators was Glenn St. Peter innings. Erin Sullivan, Tom Red Legs 1 0 with two quick goals, one by Jay Wahl and Chris Vadnais. Ex- Craig Goldsworthy with one. with two singles and a double. Delenay and Billy Ramsey all Mets 1 1 Silvia and the other by Rich cellent midfield support was Jell Landry was super in goal, Derek Anderson and Billy played well for the Mets Rangers 0 1 Sinopoli. It looked as though a provided by Chris Bland and with brother Peter playing Guptill also helped with defensively. Pirates 0 1 tie match would result until late Andrea Coppola, with Superb excellent midfield. basehits. Good defense was Mariners 10 Phillies 9 Twins 0 1 in the second half, when Jimmy goaltending shared by Mike Cosmos Brian Raymond and supplied by David Cowe, Sean The Mariners offense came Phillies 0 2 Perrin booted a long shot into Pifalo and Glen Harris. Kevin McCarthy both played Kimball and Ken Mallison. from Eric Mueller, Brett the Astros remained un- the Apollos' net for the winning Clippers 6 Spartans 1 solid games. The Rangers attack was led Deveau and Frank Canarelli. defeated this week by beating goal. The Clippers posted their Tewksbury IGC14)4 Melrose 0 Fine relief pitching came from by Jason Loggrippo, Eric the Mariners, 12-1. Fine pitching Great games were played by second victory this week with The Tewksbury GU-14 soccer Levreault and Chris Dick. Good Herb Delenay, while Alex came from Steve Morris Scott Niles and Kelly Conway on . exceptional team effort from team completed its' season with defense was played by Mike MacNeil, Doug Debie and Chris Swinging the hot bats for the defense and Peter Gay and Chris Martin with four goals and a fine 4-0 win over Melrose. Minor, Jeff Venuti and Adam Dziadosz played well on the Kenny Malomo at wing for the one each by Glen Harris and Tewksbury, as the score Frasca. defensive end. Maniacs. David Caprigno at Tuchon Fukuda. Strong midfield suggests, dominated the game, Mariners 8 Mets 7 Offense and defense standouts Minor League halfback for the Apollos played played by Chad Previte and controlling the midfield and Playing good defense for the for the Phillies were Colin page 13 a fine game. 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^mmmm^m^m^ 12 TOWN CRIER, JUNE 22, 1983 Wilmington Little League Tigers topple Twins, 7-6; Indians nip Orioles, 9-8

Driscoll, contributed to the Firstbaseman Sean Colcough Major League bats of Mike Smith, David made a great defensive play at Paul Welch, who struck out six Reds' victory over the Cubs. and secondbaseman Joey Tigers 7 Twins 6 Hawkins, Joey Vieira, Vinnie first base. of the last nine batters. Good fielding plays by Amy McFadyn combined with Ken The Tigers received strong Zarella and Dennis O'Donoghue. Indians 12-Angels 6 Pirates 7 Dodgers 6 Burns and Kevin McCue and McCue, Amy Burns. Jonathan pitching from Jason Bere and Mike Smith pitched super in The Indians scored six runs in The Pirates came from behind some clutch hitting by Jon Wright and Jonathan Masse for Andy Parr to nip the Twins. reliel the sixth inning to break open a in the last of the sixth with five Massee also paved the way. some good defensive plays for Brian Cunio, Matt Lopez, Chris Twins K Ked Sox 2 close game. Steve Lowney big runs to nip the Dodgers, 7-6. Cardinals 14 Reds 12 the winners. Ward and Jonathan Oliver Wild Bill Donovan and Chris ithree hits), Glen Hooper (two Dave DiCenso and Kurt Belbin George Driscoll belted a bases Standings turned in some outstanding Allen combined to limit the Red hits), Paul DeFronzo, John combined for a fine five-hit loaded triple for the Reds, while Braves 13- 1 gelding plays to save the Tigers' Sox to four hits. Billy Burns' Carter, Mike Ottati and Jeff pitching performance. Big hits Jerry Driscoll had two hits and Cubs 10- 4 victory. homerun sparked the Twins Bento supplied the offensive by Chris Linsky (two), Jim Mike Luce ripped a homerun. Mets 7- 7 Bill Burns led the Twins of- offense, as the entire team punch for the Indians. Palman (two), Dave DiCenso, For the Cardinals, Ken Lee hit Pirates 6- 7 fense, Jeff Bowen was solid played a strong defensive game. The Angel offense came from Mike Linsay, Mike Hawley and a grand slam. Larry Flynn Cardinals 6- 7 defensively, and Wild Bill The Red Sox offense came the bats of Vinnie Zarella, David the game winner by Kevin helped the cause with his triple Giants 5- 7 Donovan turned in a strong from Darryl Sencabaugh, Erik Hawkins and Joe Vieira. Lewis. Fine defense by Chris with the bases loaded. Out- Reds 4-10 relief performance. Pole, Adam Pagliarulo and Standings Linsky, Dave DiCenso, Kurt standing defensive plays by Dodgers 3 11 Indians 9 Orioles X David Murray White Sox 10- 3 Belbin, Jimmy Maiella. Eric Mike Botte, Derek Stokes and Last week's results The Indians scored three runs Orioles IS Yankees 1 Yankees 9- 4 Maciejewski. Paul Lewis and Jerry Regan. Pirates 7. Dodgers 6; Braves in the bottom of the sixth inning Paul Tntes limited the Angels 9- 6 Jimmy Palman. 13, Reds 11; Braves 3. Mets 0; to earn this victory Todd Mc- Yankees to three hits while Indians 7- 7 For the Dodgers. Shawn Lee Cubs 16 Cardinals 2 Reds 13. Cubs 8; Cardinals 14, Nally drove in the winning run striking out 12. as the Orioles Tigers 7- 8 pitched three fine innings, Hitting for the Cardinals were Reds 12; Cubs 16. Cardinals 2; The rest of the Tribes' offense upset the Yankees. Dick Hersom Red Sox 6 8 giving up only one run and two Mike Botte, Ray Robinson, Ken Cubs 7, Giants 4. came from John Carter I two and Tommy Kell) three hits Orioles 4-10 hits. Brian MacDonald. Derek Lee and Derek Stokes Giants 12 Pirates 7 hitsi. Glen Hooper and Mike eachi and the timely hitting of Twins 4-10 Nardone, David Hartka and Joan Oliver and Paul Welch Outstanding pitching by Ottati, Paul Trites were the offensive Minor League Richard Whitney chipped in pitched well for the Cubs, Frank Cenca and Mike Morris The Orioles' Offense came weapons for the Orioles. The O's Cubs 7 Giants I with timely hits. allowing, only four hits and for the Gi3nts. Giant clutch from the bats of Dick Ilersom, defense came from Danny Rapping hits for the Giants Braves :t Mets 0 striking out 15. Powerhouse hitters were John Gerrior with Bobby Fisher, Eric Richards, Hernck. Kevin Barrett. Paul were John Gerrior. Brian Gillis. Great shutout pitching was hitting came from Tim Penney, two doubles. Jay Shdeed with a Murk Bobek and Paul Wheeler. Wheeler and Bobby Fisher. Ermino Grasso. Frank Cenca turned in by Kevin Gibson, who had two singles and a double and more solid hitting Shortstop Paul Tntes had a line Gregg Smith and Chuck and Mike Morris. Good pitching Dennis Walsh and Matt homerun, while Dana from Brian Woods and Ermino defensive game. • McEwen pitched well for the from Mike Morris and Jay Sh- Callahan. Defensively, Steve Degenaro's' two hits helped set Grasso. While Sox » Angels K Yankees. Mark Kwiatkowski, deed. Pasquale, Phil Fenton and the pace for the Cubs. Also The Pirates were led by Mike The White Sox snatched Gregg Smith and Paul Kenney Hitting for the Cubs were Sean Richie Barletra made good hitting for the Cubs were Sean Linsky with a triple, singles by victory from the jaws of defeat collected the Yankee hits. McNamara, Brian Pupa fielding plays. The offense was McNamara, Darren Nolette, Curt Belgin. Dave DeCenso and with a game ending doubleplay. White Sox 14-Tigers 2 (double) and Darren Nolette supplied by Kevin O'hearn, Bob Andrew Ventury, Paul Welch heads up base running by the Steve Hanafin. Dale Galley and Steve Hanafin. Dale Gaffey, (two hits). Aggressive base Donahue, Richie Barletta, Matt and Tony Vitale. entire Pirates lean). Neil Buckley had key hits for the and Mark Lee combined to limit running by Tim Penney, Jason Cullahan and Steve Pasquale. Sox. Sean DeMaggio pitched two the Tigers to one hit. Scott Oliver. Joey McFadyn, and Mike George pitched six in- strong relief innings. However, Tuxbury had two hits for the Sox especially Amy Burns, helped nings of great ball, with out- the defense of Scott McMillan, and Steve Hanafin crushed a the Cubs. Dana DeGenarro. standing fielding plays by Dave Orioles nip Braves, 17-16 Steve Killelea, Paul Maiella and homerun. Doug Michaud. Scott Jonathan Wright. Sean Hale, Kevin Bowlby, Jimmy Todd Brisbois saved the game McMillan, and Todd Brisbois Colcough, Tony Vitale made DeMarco and Jim Kane. Braves 17 Orioles 16 The All-Americans romped lor the White Sox. , each had key White Sox hits. some fine defensive plays. Redsi:t CubsK Gina Bernard was the winning over the Cubs with Maggie The Angels never quite came Mike Dunn collected the Tiger Ken McCue, Andrew Ventury Good hitting by Ryan Collins pitcher and Kelly Mowat had a back after falling behind 9-0. and Greg Catanzano, plus strong key hit for the victorious hit, Jason BEre hurled three ancfjonalhan Masse played well softbail page 13 Their comeback was led bv the good innings and Eric Palm tor the winners. Fine pitching by pitching by George and Jerry Braves (

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Shrine Game from page 10

representing 20 schools. Again year, we can be a part of the this year, John Doherty, newly exciting medical advances appointed head football coach at happening there." Curry College, will lead the Football fans unable to attend crowd in the singing of the the game can watch the ex- national anthem. Throughout citement on Boston's WLVI-TV the evening the well-known (Channel 56) beginning at 7:10 Shriners clowns will entertain in p.m. WRKO sportscaster Dan the stands. Davis will once again report the The Championship Hull play-by-play activities, and for Marching Pirates, under the the third year in a row, the ' direction of Bob Corcoran, will Boston Globe's schoolboy sports perform during halftime. Since editor Larry Ames will give the its formation in 1976, this color commentary. marching band has won 342 The Fifth Annual Shriners local, state and national awards High school football Classic is and holds 27 titles. In 1978 it was co-sponsored by the Shriners of the only official high school band Aleppo Temple and the represented at teh Cotton Bowl Massachusetts Staate High in Dallas. Members of Hull's School Football Coaches color guard, the Gold Guard, Association. Game Director Jim carry rainbow-designed flags This group of runners participated for the Tewksbury O'Connor, a recent inductee into police team in the recent Wilmington Police Road Race. In- and rifles. All of the band's the State Football Coaches Hall cluded among the team members are Al Stephens. Richard equipment is decked in rainbows of Fame, comments: "The Landers, Charlie Roux, Jimmy Marsh and Donna Ritchie. and the group's theme song is competition is still because, See story, other photo page 10. appropriately 'Over the Rain- since the game's inception in bow.' 1979, both the Shriners North The introduction of this year's and the Shriners South teams Football King and Queen will have claimed two victories culminate the halftime ac- apiece. However, because of the tivities. Eleven-year-old wonderful cause which the game Football King Sean Nolan of represents, it's one game that Magnolia and 14-year-old Glad Members of rival Wilmington lee-ball (earns shake hands everyone wins." following a game last week. Celeste Baker of Swampscott, hands both outpatients at the Shriners Burns Institute, are two of the youngsters helped by events Hospital Day such as the Shrine Classic. For the fourth year in a row, Tewksbury squeaks Converse, Inc. of Wilmington is The Boston Breakers an- the game's official sponsor. Also nounced that July 3 will be coming aboard as sponsors this celebrated as Mass. Hospital year are Wilmington's Day when all State hospital past Wilmington, 12-11 Sweetheart Plastics, Inc., employees, showing a qualified identification card, will receive Tewksbury's freshmen softb- them, 4-3. Kristin Doherty was Division of Maryland Cup a discount when attending the tall team was beaten last week, the winning pitcher. Behind her Corporation, and Shedad Grotto game with the New Jersey 12-11 at Wilmington. The girls the Tewksbury defense played of Brockton. Sweetheart's Generals on July 3 at B.U.'s were winning until the bottom of almost flawlessly, allowing only President Sam Shapiro ex- Nickerson Field. the sixth, when the combination three hits and turning two plains: "We were extremely There will be a special of Wilmington's hits and double plays. impressed with our tour of the discount window at the field Tewksbury's errors gave Losing 3-1 in the seventh, Shriners Burns Institute, seeing where tickets for $12 will cost Wilmington a 12-9 lead. Chris White led off with a bunt first hand some of the miracles being worked on injured only $8, with four tickets to be *u Al Meu8' °' the Wilmington Fire Department (2nd left) Tewksbury managed to get two and Dawn Tumenas and Karen children. We're not doctors or allowed for each purchaser. The After the took a second place trophy in the recent Wilmlngon Police runs on two hits and a walk, but Hennessy followed with walks. offer includes all employees al Race. With him are Selectman Jim Stewart, left, and U. Dan it was not enough to catch the Jean Sullivan then hit a single to scientists, but we hope that by race Tewksbury Hospital. Stewart, (barely visible In the back) along with other Cats. score Chris and Dawn and tie our financial assistance this members of the Wilmington Fire Dept. team. The girls also played the the score. Pam Brothers Junior High School teachers last reached on a Methuen infield week. The girls sufferred an mixup to load the bases again. upsetting 8-7 loss, but the game Kerry McLaughlin came on to had several interesting hits, lash a single to score Karen with Free soccer clinic Bay State Games including a smashed grapefruit the game winning run. and homeruns by two teachers. Traveling to Dracut May 25, The Soccer Farm will present Kuhlmann of Fairfield The girls went to Greater the girls won, 21-5. Tracy a free clinic for soccer coaches University and Jim Kaufman of needs volunteers Lawrence May 16 and beat the Danner was the winning pitcher Wednesday, July 27 at the Curry College will offer their The Bay State Games home squad in the rain, 18-11 in backed by a solid infield of Pomfret School in Pomfret, approaches to developing soccer conducted by the Governor's Foundation is seeking volun- five innings. Kerry McLaughlin, Chris Conn. A full day of soccer basics. Soccer coaches in youth Committee on Physical Fitness teers to work at its' regional and Sports. It is open to all Lawrence traveled to Kearns and co-captains discussion, rules interpretation programs should find this a Tewksbury on the May 18 and qualifying competitions being amateur athletes in Michelle Pilato and Sue and observation of the camp most beneficial clinic to attend held throughout Massachusetts Massachusetts. Events include was beaten, 11-3. The Downey. Chris White in cen- program and techniques is with its emphasis on the young this summer, as well as the Bay track and field, road running, Tewksbury defense, which has terfield made some excellent planned beginning at 9:15 a.m. player. State Games finals in Greater volleyball, basketball, soccer, improved with each game, catches and contributed to one and ending that evening after The Soccer Farm, now in its' Boston, Aug. 10-13. Coaches, diving, swimming, synchronized allowed only seven hits. of Tewksbury's double plays. dinner. There is no charge, but tenth year, offers sessions for officials, trainers, timers, swimming, rowing, weightlif- Providing three hits apiece for the number of participants will boys and girls ages eight to 21 guides and scorers are all being the home team were Karen Every girl who batted had at be limited to the first 100 during July and August at the ting, wrestling, gymnastics and sought. cycling. Smart, Chris Kearns, Chris least one hit. Getting four hits registrants. Some overnight Pomfret School. Registrations A particular need exists for White and pitcher Kristen was Chris Kearns, while Dawn accommodations will be are still being accepted for these Anyone interested in volun- officials and timers to work at teering to help with the games Doherty. Karen Hennessy, Lisa Tumenas, Kerry McLaughlin, available. sessions. For more information Fleury and Sue Downey each Chris White and Sue Downey The coaches session will the track and field meets. may call (617) 727-3227 or (413) on the sessions and the coaches The Bay State Games is a 13- had a pair of hits. had thre apiece. Michelle Pilato emphasize teaching soccer clinic, write Jim Kaufman, 101 739-5609 for further information. sport olympic-style festival June 23 Tewksbury hosted and Karen Smart had two hits fundamentals to young soccer Oak Street, Wellesley, Ma. 02181 undefeated Methuen and beat each. players. Clinic directors Jim :>r phone (617) 237-1335 evenings.

All Stars from page 10 Summer tennis program Minor League from page 11 Kelly; Pirates, Gregg Masse, Bill Flynn and Brian Cooper, The Tewksbury Recreatien and Friday beginning July 6 at Jamie Flynn; Phillies, Colin Giants; Matt Sullivan and Jeff Department is sponsoring a 10 a.m. at the Livingston Street Astros were Nick LaPierre, singles, while Robbie McGrath Bradford, Scott Ludwig; Bissett, Expos; George summer tennis program for tennis courts. Mike Balsamo and Mark had three singles and a grand- Senators, Derek Anderson, Glen DiGregorio and Sameer Tewksbury girls and boys ages All players must being their Femino. The good defense was slam. Defensive standouts were St. Peter; Rangers, Lisa Dholakia, Cubs; Bill Scanlon nine through 17. Two hour own tennis rackets. A birth supplied by Jeff Foresta, Brian Mike Minor, Chris Dick and Cangiano, Chris Dick; and Ron Vitti, Brewers; Mark lessons will be given every certificate will be required for McAdden and Bob Bussey. Jeremy Schutz. Mariners, Herb Delaney, Eric Cedorchuk and Bill Dooley, Blue Monday, Wednesday, Thursday registration on July 6. Doug Debie of the Mariners Twins 14 Rangers 11 Mueller; Twins, George Bar- Jays; Paul Bailey and Bobby played a very good game at The Twins' offense came from tlett, Tom Emerson; Mets, Sal Payne, Cardinals; ken Silvia second base. Offensive stan- Tom Emerson, David O'Keefe, Reitano, Tom Delaney. and Colon Callahan, Dodgers; douts were Eric Mueller and Jimmy Carroll and Tommy Managing the National Jamie Chisholm and Rich Girls sottball from page 12 Herb Delenay. Also playing well Callahan. Defensive standouts League will be Jerry Quaglia, Jundzie, Athletics; Jonathan on the defensive end were Alex were Missy Carroll, Scott Mariners. His coaches are Rein Dixon and Darren Bono, Braves. - Arsenault hitting a grandslam. McNeil and Breet DeVeau. Boulwell, Brian Smith and Mueller, Mariners; ' Norm Joe Andriolo and Bill Burton slamming out a homerun along George Bartlett. Boudreau, Redlegs; John are the coaches for the All Star In other action, the Cubs with Mary Ellen Edwards. Mets 16 Rangers 13 , The Rangers' offense came Breslin, Astros and Jack team. Joe Seely is the manager. defeated the Dodgers with the pitching of Barry and basehits The Mets third inning rally from Eric Levreault, Jason Sample, Met£. Little proved to be the game winner, Loggrippo and Craig Loggrippo. by Ciccolo and Richardson. The American Minor Little The Rangers slipped by the League Softball as they came from behind to Also playing well on the League of Tewksbury has an- Tennis tourney beat the Rangers 16-13 last week defensive end were Kerry Dodgers 7-6, behind the pitching Standings nounced its roster for the up- of Tracy Danner and the bat of Rockets 12 1 in Tewksbury National Minor Mathus, Jeff Venuti and Jesse coming game against the The Wilmington Tennis Club League action. Sal Reitano had Sawyer. Sharon Hanke. Blue Bombers 11 2 National League Stars. The has scheduled a mixed doubles The Reds beat the Cubs for Sluggers 9 4 three singles to help lead the game will be played Sunday, tourney Saturday, June 25_For their first win of the season, and Swingers 8 5 attack. Other offensive stan- June 26 at the'East Street Field signup information, call "658- the Braves topped the Angels Green Machine 7 7 douts were Joe Mason and at 1 p.m. All parents, coaches 9531. A men's and women's with Kellie Adams and Karen Warriors 4 9 Richie Souza. Defense was and interested parties are in- doubles tournament is McLaughlin supplying their Red Barons 3 8 supplied by Erin Sullivan, vited and encouraged to attend. scheduled. For signup in- Jamie Martin and Bill Ramsey. fitting powek_i«' Alley Cats 1 10 • Following are the All-Stars formation on this tournament, The RaTrftry toppled the Scores: Sluggers 18, Swingers The Rangers' Keith Leahy and the teams they represent: call 658-7411. Giants, with Lisa McLean came through with two good 16; Sluggers 16, Kneesocks 14.

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DAMPLO: Anthony Richard. Ill, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Damplo ot Elwood Road, Wilmington on June 9 at New England Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. Sal Cataldo of Sixth Street, Medlord and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Damplo of Bennington Street. Kast Boston.

GUILIANO: Brent Clark, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Uuiliano (Sharon Clark I of Houghton A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week for the new Puritan-Bennett Road. Wilmington on June 10 at plant on Ballardvale Street. The company's Wilmington division designs, New England Memorial manufactures and distributes respiratory diagnostic instruments From left. Robert Glinski, national sales manager. Boston office, Joan (> Kourke, Hospital. executive director of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce; Town Grandparents are Nancy Manager Buz* Stapciynski; developer Tony Tambone. Burton Dole, com- Clark of North Andover; Robert pany president; Selectman Rocco DePasquale; John Sweeney, vice presi- Melanfc (alder (right) had a terrific birthday on Saturday. After spending the morningal Clark of Derry, Nil and Mr. dent and general manager of the Boston division; Nicki Johnson, president Kik*. Hike Safetv Day, she xxon a new ten-speed bike. Other winners were from left Doug and Mrs. Salvatore Ciuiliano of of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce; Dan Ballou. chairman of the BlKt ' iehaud liobb^Andersen, John Delorey. and C.J Barber. Johns sister He ,«» Hteta Fuller Street. Everett. Wilmington Board of Selectmen, and Kobert Conley, director of marketing WlllIUTS , program. Missing from the picture is Kristen Deming. winner of the sixth buy 1;lsl vr; rs and sales. Boston division. s lie. The bicycle safety program was sponsored by the Wilmington Police Associat.on. Wilmington police news

Nine larcenies were reported, Students tour Arrests and operating on the wrong side payment. Warning lo local residents, is, medical assistance was ren- Friday evening Officer Chris ot the road. dered three times, three A one car accident early pay up within the speAlied time Williamsburg, Virginia Neville arrested David Brogan. protective custody detentions Saturday sent a Lowell woman or risk arrest. Anyone arrested formerly ol Wilmington, now ol were made; one vehicle was 43 Spring St.. Medlord. Brogan lo the Regional Health Center on a warrant will have the added buildings ol special interest. In cost ol embarrassment, in- reported stolen and two stolen On June 7. 232 students and 20 was charged with operating lor treatment of cuts and vehicles were recovered. chaperones from the West and Hie evening, the combined alter his license had been bruises. Kathy Taveres, 27, of convenience, and extra expense over and above the original cost Bight incidents ol suspicious North Intermediate Schools in schools enjoyed a formal dinner revoked. He was bailed lor a C'hauncey Avenue lost control ol at the George Washington Inn. of the traffic ticket. Please note activity were reported, lour Wilmington began the 10th anual Monday court appearance her vehicle on Ulen Road where trespassing complaints, six held trip • this year traveling lo Day two was busy, beginning Karly Sunday morning Officer she ran over a stonewall and that there are Iwo traffic at Busch Gardens - a park warrant arrests in the above involving traffic. 11 involving, Williamsburg. Virginia and David McCue arrested Joseph ended up with the car on its side Irailbikes and eight involving Washington DC. recreating highlights of several Sozanski, IB, oi oakdale Road, Ollicer Pat King investigated-- in. Km opean countries. Later in the Other activity fireworks were logged. The Iirsi day was spent at charging him with operating Ihe incident. \-/— Two assault and battery in Williamsburg and was day. the group traveled to under the inlluence ol alcohol, Overdue traffic fines I)urmg/he week ending June 22. WjJminglon Police Olticers cidents were investigated along highlighted by an extensive Washington. D.C. There the speeding, lading to keep right The state district courts have students enjoyed "Washington responded to 11 accidents, 27 with live break and entries, two guided tour oi the restored area: - and possession ol marijuana He taken the offensive in going domestic problems, one threat In the afternoon, students had by Night." stopping at the was later bailed lor a Monday alter overdue traffic lines. alarlns, made four arrests, Lincoln and Iwo Jima quieted 17 disturbances and complaint, and seven incidents (he opportunity to return lo court appearance Arrest warrants are being ol vandalism were investigated. Memorials. In court, Sozanski plead guilty issued by Ihe hundreds lor non- helped out at three fires. Bus driver The final day began with a to all charges He requested the commends students tour ol the FBI building The alcohol safety program; paid group continued on ,to the $50 in lines and had the drug The following letter was sent National Space and charge tiled. to the North Intermediate Aeronautical Museum which Robert Love Jr. 25, ol Wilmington senior topics School b\ one of the bus drivers includes displays ranging from Kdgewood Road, Tewksbury on the Williamsburg trip. He is the Spirit ol St. Louis to the was arrested Monday evening NASA Space Capsule The as needed; Senior Citizen Law legislature II interested call employed by the Carroll Bus Co. on a default warrant lor non Programs continue students also had lunch at the Project, will work under the your Senator and Represen- ol Chestnut Hill. payment of lines Alter being Most ot the programs under museum before departing for supervision of the attorney; tative to vote in favor The bills bailed Monday night he ap- the Council on Aging will con- are S-1666 and S-1667. The lirst Dear Sir. the 10 hour bus ride to peared in Woburn court Tuesda) tinue throughout the summer Wilmington Council on Aging, I have just had the privilege will allow a $400 state income Wimington. and paid $75 in lines and costs months The only tines which perlorming general office duties i>l meeting some ot the students lax credit if Ihe relative is 75 or Tuesday morning a protective will slop until fall will be the as needed, answering phone, irom your school during a recent older. And Ihe taxpayers income TOWN OK WILMINGTON custody detention turned into an swimming and exercise typing, scheduling, etc; Town ot trip to Williamsburg. Va. Their tor one cannot exceed $30,000; arrest alter a record check was programs. Lincoln, receptionist and clerk conduct and behavior were a lor a couple $60,000 Bill S-1667 made via computer. Richard The hot lunch, dancing, general oil ice duties as needed credit to you, your faculty and Applicants lor the above would allow an exemption of Haley ol Shawsheen Street, bowling, arts and crafts, senior $700, it Ihe taxpayer was 65 your school, but most ol all to Tewksbury was arrested on a volunteers, dial a friend, whist positions must be 55 years ol age the students themselves before the close ot the year or an slate police traffic warrant parties, legal program and the or older. For information call I would also like to saj a Lillian Neri al Minuteman additional exemption ol $:i.000 if INVITATION TO BID Officer Parsons made the social therapeutic programs will the taxpayer provided more special "thank you" to the continue throughout the sum- Homecare. 862-620(1 students and chaperones who on arrest. than half of Ihe support for an SALE OF EQUIPMENT Serious injury was narrowly mer. Those leeling lonely are Bills pending were on bus one Their elderly relative who was 75 or The Town of Wilmington Water & averted Saturday night when a urged to go to the center, have a Two bills which will effect a cooperation and behavior were older. The taxpayer's adjusted Sewer Department will be receiving car and motorcycle nearly cup ol coffee and get involved in person caring lor an elderly great. Too many times people gross income may not exceed sealed bids for the sale of one (1) us- collided head-on on Salem Street some or all of the programs. family member in their home, will write and complain about $50,000 il single ed 1972 Teco Crab Loader and near Ring Avenue Kirk Keller Miiiuleman Home ('are are now pending approval by the Mime ol the things kids do. 1 felt Backhoe, Model 44 -PMP 1000. oi 4 West Street. Wilmington Minuteman Homecare Corp oi that it was time to write about a Diesel. 4 Wheel Drive. 4 Wheel Steer operator ol the automobile was Lexington has a number of group ol kids whose behavior Sealed bids will be received at the Minuteman Home Care menu not injured. Kobert McNee "I senior aide positions which must and character was exceptional Town Manager's Office. Town Hall. South Streel, Tewksbury the be tilled. They include: Week of June 27 896 Mam SI . Woburn where site I have been driving a bus for Wilmington. Massachusetts. 01887 until 11:00am on Monday. June27. motorcycle operator, sustained At Ihe Robbins Library, Served at Burlington Senior manager is Marilyn Georgis. over 16 years, and this group ol 198:1. at which time they will be a lacerated lip. Arlington, clerical duties in the Citizens Friendship Center. 45 Call 933-8643 for reservations. students was one ol the best, il publicly opened and read aloud The Following investigation Ol the arts and music department; Center Street. Burlington where Menus are subject to change not the best, I have ever seen machine may be seen at the Brown's incident, Officer Chris Neville project share a ride, driving the nutrition aide is Kay without notice Transportation Once again. I would like to Crossing Pumping Station on cited McNee lor operating elderly to and from ap- Cavanaugh. Call 272-9552 for is available especially for say-thank you' to the students Woburn Street. Wilmington during without a valid motorcycle pointments; Arlington Visiting reservations handicapped people. and the chaperones regular working hours Contact the license. operating an Nurse, work under the super- North Woburn - Wilmington at Monday: Barbecued patty Yours truly, Superintendent's office at 658-4711 unregistered, uninsured vehicle North Congregational Church. with sauce, carrot-raisin salad, Robert J Devereaux. The Town reserves the right to re- vision ol a team worker in the ject any and all bids not deemed in Visiting Nurse Association; baked beans, sourdough'bread, Bus Driver TOWS III- WILMINGTON the best interest of the Town of Bedford Council on Aging, work NOTICE OF chilled fruit. Wilmington with coordinator performing MORTGAGEE'S SALE Tuesday: Ziti. meatballs, Reginald S Stapczynski 30 Hopkins Street. XXilnilllgli.il. Massachusetts sauce, grated cheese, tossed TOWN ()K WILMINGTON various office and clerical duties Bv virtue and in execution ot a power ol sale J15.22 Town Manager contained in a certain mortgage given t.s Robe! I salad, dressing, scab bread, COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS E. Colschlco and Mars II Colachiro. husband fresh prunes i nxIMtiNXXt XI Til OK MAS8ACIH SETTS and wife, to Charles X ( ularhlro and Margaret LAND COl'RT DEPARTMENT I \Sllt ill It! OKI'Ml I Ml SI II colachiro ol Wakefield, Massachusetts dated Wednesday: Baked chicken, OF THE THIAI.COl HT in nil mi M ■ DI ill SHI i Case No 1105.16 October 14, 1*1 and recorded with Middle.es gravy, mashed potato, green iSKAl I <,isrN '•'' INVITATION TO HID North District Deeds on October 14. ISH1 as Xliddle.es ss beans, homey wheat bread, Middles.-* sv Document No BIN of which mortgage the The Town of Wilmington. John s Pratt, el al I'lainllll'Si Johns Pralt rl al Plaintiff s undersigned is the present bolder and for breach cranberry cake. Massachusetts, hereby invites the VB of conditions contained in said mortgage, and for httwarri X Sissnn Defendant.S' Thursday : Veal palty. I lii.ui Mar. t ellina Defendant s submission of sealed bids for the Ihe purpose of foreclosing the same will bo sold To all whom il mas concern ami lo F.dward X BOARD OF SELECTMEN To all whom it mas concern and la Klinor rental of construction equipment at public auction on the premises hereinafter mushroom gravy, rice, broccoli, sisson. whereabouts unknown, or his heirs. PIBLK HEARING Mars (ollmv whereabouts unknown, or her described on Julv 6. iwtti. at n on o'clock in the that will lie available for hire from devisees or legal representatives rye bread, tapioca pudding. Notice is hereby given thai a heirs, devisees or legal representatives forenoon, all and singular Ihe premises describ- VOU are hereby notified that a complaini Kridax ; Lentil soup, baked You are hereby notified th.i .. comntoml July 1. 1983 through June 30, l»84. ed in said mortgage, namely public hearing will he held in the hroughl under Oenrral Lawn, Chapter 60. Sec broughl under General l-.ws Chapter GO Sec Bids will be received at the office of the land with the buildings thereon, situated lish. creole sauce, mixed conference room of Wilmington lion wilt has been died li\ the alms e named plain Inn BOB has been filed b) the above named plain in Wilmington in the t nuins ol Muldle-es ami the Town Manager until 11:30 a.m. till in which sou are named as an Interested pal vegetables Memorial Library at 7 :«l p m. on nil in which you are named as an interested par said Commonwealth boundis! and described as is This complaint concerns land in Wilmington on Thursday, June 30, 1983, where t> This complaint concerns land in Wilmington Monday, June 27. 1983 on the ap- A certain lot of land situated in 'Silver 1-ike follows \ i ertain lot ot land situated in Silver l-ik.- and when they will tie publicly open SOUTHEASTERLY by Hopkins Street, one plication of Howland Development Garden, Plan No 1" in the Town of Wilmington, Gardens PlanNo : intheTownofWilmington, ed and read. hundred thirty nine and 7 lim 1 IS UTi leel Companv. 10 Atlantic Avenue. in the County ol Middlesex.in Ihe Stale of in the County ot Middlesex, m OK- Slate of Detailed specifications may be ob WESTERLY eights six and 41/100 H5.4I TOWN OK WILMINGTON Woburn, MA 01801. for a license to Massachusetts being number one Thousand Massachusetts being numlior One Thousand M VSSACHl'SKTTS lamed at the office of the Town Twenly eight I .I02S1 containing 3.00Usquare feel [eel and , store five 151 l.ooo gal tanks of li- Thirty •1030' containing 1.000 square feet of SOUTHERLY sixty-live and 12 loo teSIJi land more or less Manager. The Town of Wilmington of land, more or less feet, by land now or formerly of Chester Bums quid propane aboveground on a lot of sec tax instrument dated November 10 IH3 See las insti imenl laled November 10. 1*1:1. reserves the right to reject any or all dills recorded with Middlesex ' Northern et al. land on West Street. Wilmington duly recorded ssilh Middlesex Northern SOUTHWESTERLY b> said Hum- et al land bids or any parts thereof deemed not District' Counts Registry ol Deeds. Book KM. i part of Parcel :i. Assessors Map56) District' Count) Registry .►! Deeds Book KM and b> land now or formerly ol Leonard to be in the best interest of the Town a plot plan is made part of this ap Page i7H Page III Chisholm it al five hundred fills three and Vnu are re.|inred to show lausc why sou of Wilmington. Vou are required to show cause why you should not bring action lo try any claim or claims 27'lou (55:! 271 feel. plication should nol bring action loir) an) claim or claims Reginalds Stapczynski NORTHWESTKRLX by -aid i hislfcolm et al which you may hove adverse lo the plaintiff's ti Daniel H Ballou. Jr .1 limn which you mas have adverse lotheplaintlfrs ii land, one hundr.il seventy -.sen and o 100 INVITATION TO BID J 15.22 Town Manager lie arising out of the lax proceedings under J1522 Board of Selectmen lie arising out of the lax proceedings under ,177 06' feel, and Sealed bids for furnishing and in- ssluch tlte plaintiff's title is based which the plaintiff's title is based NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 1 ses.-n hundred If you desire lo make any objection or defense stalling approximately 555 linear ,.,XIXIII\XM U III HI XIXNNXIIH "l H- Ii von desire MI in.ike an) objection or defense ( liMMMSHI II Til Oh M\SS XI 111 sKTTs lour and 90. lou '704 SO- feel i,i said petition you or sour attorney must filr a to said petition, you or your attorney must file a All of said boundaries are determined by Ihe feet of 8" water main and appurte PKOflVTt XMlrXXIIIVt.il III PROBATE XSI1 t XMII X I III HI written appearance and an answer under oath written appearance and an answer under oath Land Court lo lie located as shown on lubdix I-IOII MIDDLESEX, ss MIDDLESEX. SS NO, setting lorth clearly and specifically your objec nant work in the Town of Wilmington setting forth clearly and specifically your objec plan 28627 B. drawn by Joseph XV Moore Co , MITIII I* NOTICE ill- lions or defense to each part of said petition in will be received at the office of the lions or defense ru each isui ot said petition in Inc . surveyors, dated July 16. 1971 as approved Protet* <»f Will Probate of Will the office of Ihe Recorder nf said Court in Boslon ihe office ol HH- Recorder of said Court in Boston by the Court, filed in the 1-and Registration Of Town Manager. Town Hall. Wilm- XXlltioUl Sureties withnui Sureties I at the Court House ■. or in the of f ice of Ihe Assis ■at thct nun House or in the office of Ihe ASMS tice. a copy of a portion of which is filed with t 'er ington. Massachusetts 01887 until Kst.u.-oi Uberla 1.. KHata We of Will ■ Kslaleof John I. Ill onnor also known as John tanl Recorder of said Court at the Registry ol I..tit Kerordei of said court al the Registry ol lific'aleof Title 1B+46. and said land is shown a- inlhc'ounlx "I Middlesex h 0*1 onnor late ot Wilmington in the County of Deeds at li.well on or before the eighteenth day 430 p.m on Thursday. July 7. 1983. NOTICE Deeds..' Inwell unoi before Ihe eighteenth day Middlesex Lot One 111 on said plan The bids will be hand - carried to be ol .luls next of July- next For title reference, see Certificate ol rule No A pennon has been presented in ihe ahox i i ap NOTIt I I nless an appearance is so filed by or for you. I tales* an appearance is sn filed I■> or lor you IM46. registered in Book 95 Page 91 al Ihe publicly opened and read on that ironed manor praying thai a certain mslrumeni A petition has been presented in Iheabovecap- your default will be recorded, the said petition purporting to be the latl Will "I s.ud.biased ...ur defaull will be recorded, the said petition tinned matter praying tliat .. , ertain instrument Norih Registry District of Middlesex County. date at 7:30 p.m. at the meeting of .s ill l>«- taken as confessed and you will be forever will be taken as confessed and you will be forever max !«• Proved and allowed and thai Ruben It purporting tn be the last will ol said deceased barred from contesting said petition or from hav Massachusetts " the Board of Water & Sewer Com- barred from contesting said petition or from hav Said premises will be sold subject 10 Ml) and EUMBOfWdraington in the Count) ol Middlesex may he prov.sl and allowed and that Flsinr I-'. ing or enforcing any claim or claims adverse to missioenrs at the Butters Row ing or enforcing any claim or claims adverse 10 Kenugh ol K.ist Hampstead in Ihe State of New all unpaid taxes, lax titles, assessments hrt he appointed exe.ni... thereof without giving Ihe plaintiff in the above described land the plaintiff in the above described land terments and municipal liens, if any. and Water Treatment Plant. Butters suret\ on his bond Hampshire I-' appoinliil executrix thereof And in addilion lo Ihe usual service of ihis And in addition to the usual service of this Other terms lo be announced al sale Row. Wilmington. Detailed |( sou desire to object lo the allnwan. « "I -"•< without giving surety on her bond nonce as required by law. il is ORDERED thai notice as required b) law it is ORDERED that Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars pennon. >..u or yew attorney ihould M""* If you desire to object to the allowance of said the foregoing citation be published once a week specifications may be obtained at the foregoing citation be put.lisli.Hl unce a week 112 500 001 in Cash or Certified Check will be re En appearance in Mid Court, at ( abridge on petition, you or your attorney should file a wril for three successive weeks in the Town Crier, a for three successive weeks in ihe Town frier a quired lo be paid b'y the purchaser at Ihe lime the office of the Superintendent of „r before July 14. 19K1 You must in addition to ten appearance in said Court, al Cambridge, on newspaper published in Ihe County of Middlesex newspaper published in the Counts ol Middlesex and place of sale, and the balance of the pur the Water & Sewer Department. MM ., written appearance a. aforesaid file or before lo oo in ihe forenoon on July 8. IW3 Witness WlI.l-IAM I RANDALL, CHIEF Witness WILLIAM I RANDALL, CHIEF chase within ten 1101 days thereafter, al the Of within thirty '3*1 days after said return day a Vou must in addition to filing a written ap JUSTICE, of our l-and Court, the twenty fourth Brown's Crossing Pumping Station: written statement of objections to the pennon JUSTICE of our Land four! the twenty-fourth pearance as aforesaid file within thirty 30' flees of Davui * Welch. Esquires. 12 Lakeside Of- day of May. 1803 Andover Street, Wilmington. Mass. giving specific grounds therefor da) ol Ma) I9B 1.,.- iller said return das a written statement oT fice Park Wakefield. Massachusetts Allesl with seal ol said Court Allesl with Seal of said Court CHARLESA COLACHICO The Town reserves the right to re- Witness. Sheila E McOovern EaQUH^rat objections in ihe petition gisiiig specific grounds JEANNE M MALONEY JEANNE M MALONEV Judge of said Court at Cambndge^lhr ihirt.-enth therefor DEPUTY RECORDER MARGARET H COLACHICO ject any or all bids or any parts by Iheir Attorney day of June. ,n the year of our Lord one thousand DEPUTY RECORDER Witness Sheila K Mcl.oscrn Ksquiro. First thereof deemed not to be in the best A true copy attest Rodman K Forter nine hundred and eighty-three A true cop) altos! Judgeof said Court at Cambridge the fourteenth JeanneM Maloney interest of the Town of Wilmington s PaulJ (avanaugh JeanneM MaJonr) das of June, in the sear of oui I.,rd one thousand Rodman K Forter. Esquire JR , 5 22 l>eputy Recorder Reginald S. Stapczynski , Register of I'robate JH.I5.22 iH-ouis Recorder nine hundred and eights three 12 Lakeside off ice Park Ml) i.u Peu Peter T slipp. 3i« Eases si Ally for Petr Peter T Slipp. 316 Essex Street, jl is, o Wakefield. MA mi 18 William II Diamond .22 Woburn Street Suite I I'.oilJ (avanaugh J22.29 Town Manager LtwTOac*. Ma IIIMO laiwrence. Ma 01*40 J4 Reading. Ma 01867 J22 Register ol Probate \L f I m—m ^^^^^^^mmammmmmmmmamm mm mmmmmmmm mmWm

Suppl*n»eriMoL)rtiiv """'siCh'niin.' IrVobu il iMd HQ, ■> umlK. it.*i I.IIQKWI kVftkttleMli -,r..-'^ui Village. No Reddmq Transcript. Wilmington! lewhstxjrv To«vnCrier. Sloneham inopponoc-m WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1983 PAGE S-l Stoneham resident IMLMJ-^S Otr 150,000 Readers Aboard first nuclear Supplement powered cruiser Sewing 10 Communities - Published Weekly Hospice nurses-clergy meet

STONEHAM A largeclassol Sponsored by Middlesex-Kasl Jews view death bereavement and on basic human needs which Visiting Nurse Hospice volun- and two other visiting nurse are basic spiritual needs of both teers and community health organizations - Medfonl and patient and caregiver. nurses who care for, Hospice .Melrose - Visiting Nurse Hospice Cfergy who served as patients attended a presentation is currently into the fourth session discussion leaders Brother by four clergymen on the spiritual of its second volunteer training aspects of death ami U^is; at the program. Richard O'Brien, of Hospice Collaborative Dedham who Visiting Nurse Association of Dual focus of this informational Middlesex-Easts Stoneham session was on specific, concrete presented an overview ol headquarters ways Protestants Catholics and spiritual needs Rev Day I lluflord. First Congregational Church. Heading who gave the Protestant ucw that for every person il wm be an HEAVY CRUISER The CSS Long Beach enters San Diego individual concern She also told The USS Bay alter Naval exercises off the southern California coast of the funeral as a celebration of Long Beach The Long Beach was the first American cruiser built after the person's life and a celebration world War II and the first nuclear-powered surface warship ol the promise of something after By HOWARD SAMUELSON Murray has no apprehension I love the ocean," says Murray death serving aboard a nuclear "I knew when I was a junior in CORONADO, Calif Corri- powered vessel high school Id join the Navy I Rabbi Michael Greenwald of press the town of Stoneham into "I'm not afraid of nuclear was intrigued by ships, plus I Temple Beth Shalom Me I rose, 700 feet, wrap 10.000 tons of power." says Murray "Navy knew the Navy would guarantee explained Judaic customs and the structural steel around it. then nuclear power operates above the that I'd learn a trade " difference between Reform. put it all to sea. and you'd have a standards of civilian nuclear After serving aboard the Orthodox Conservative and floating city much like the Navy's power. The Nuclear Regulatory nuclear-powered guided missile Keconstructionist Jews as well as first nuclear-powered cruiser Commission provides civilian cruiser USS Texas. Murray the service for the living and the USS Long Beach. prayer lor the dead and the role ol limits, but we operate by tougher reenlisted aboard the historic But in addition to the Long rules." USS Constitution in Boston and PANEL SPEAKERS at the Visiting Nurses Hospice meeting mourners Beach's post office, repair shops, Murray's interest in the Navy reported for dutv aboard the Long included -I lo ri Brother Richard O'Brien, the Rev. Dayl Rev Joseph Donahue of St radio and TV stations, the ship was based on a love affair with Beach in 1982. lluflord of Reading, father Joseph Donohue of Woburn and Charles Woburn highlighted tin- has another common thread with the sea. Rabbi Michael Greenwald importance to Catholics ol ab- Stoneham "I have this affinity for the sea CRUISER Page S-4 His name is John Murray Jr. He's the 2.i-year-old son of In Woburn Patricia Conza. 5 Overlook Ave.. Woburn. and a 1977 graduate of Stoneham High School. Hospice volunteers at funeral home A petty officer second class. Murray is a nuclear-trained - WOBCRN Hospice volun- involving a death the medical grief with family members at the machinists mate aboard the teers from three districts vu examiner's jurisdiction time Of death Medfonl. Melrose and Middlesex guided missile cruiser cemetery questions cremation Ruth llilbrunner. H \ of East recently were the guests of homeported here. the rights of the deceased and the Woburn. the Director of the Woburn Kuncral Director Ed- "I work in the auxiliary legal ramifications of the so- Medford Visiting Nurses coor- ward J • '.million machinery room.'' says Murray called "next of kin " dinated 'he visitation along with The funeral director explained "I operate feed pumps and high Questions were also asked by Hospice Coordinator Hrenda to the dedicated volunteers the and low air compressors. We the Hospice volunteers on the Boschetti responsibilities ol a funeral make steam to operate the main more recent happenings in the Present for Ihe visitation to the director to the deceased family engines." funeral industry general costs l.snch Cantillon Funeral Home and the various types of church Murray explains the basic upkeep and maintenance the were Edward Dunn Richard services offered in the various difference between nuclear- Massachusetts requirements for Gilgun and Kerry Flaherty of religions Woburn powered ships and conventional a funeral director's operation ships "is the heat source." he Cantillon also explained such Also present were Hospice family counselling as well as the says. "The Long Beach uses a issues as the many legal issues volunteers Elaine LaCarubba. emotional issues faced by a reactor " Patricia Groves. Genevieve funeral director in the handling of Conventionally-powered ships McNamara. Maura Boermeester, make steam using oil-fired Lynda Cedrone. Kathleen boilers LAWANA NOTTINGHAM SAYS: Pabiano. Louise Lane. Ethel "I LOST l.avevand Mania Maddock 40 LBS. Stoneham's John Murray , Jr. IN 76 OAYS WHEN I FOUND THE NUTRI/SYSTEM PROGRAM ANO I BROKE All MY BAD EATING HABITS! CARPET SALE WE NEED LOCAL HOSPICE VOLUNTEERS who The international organization grew out of work with the terminally ill patients the work of Katherine Cubler-Ross. The ROOM TO WORK! recently visited the home of Woburn program began in England and a chapter Funeral Director Edward J Cantillon as has been formed in the Woburn. Win- re are hundreds of part of their research efforts on behalf of Chester. 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Melrose, a son, write them down. To make a word, use letters, in Billerica. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burlington, a son, Patrick Sean on June sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner Each letter In Gibbons, Jr., Woburn. Michael John on June 1. Grandparents are the grid may be used only once In a word. Any word found In a standard English dictionary is acceptable. MR AND MRS. Great grandparents 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John •PLAY AGAINST PAIL are Helen Gibbons, John V. Polito or Leahy of Braintree THE "BOQQLE /^ EVANGKI.ISTA Mary Refferty, and Burlington and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. BRAIN": Find his «* Kathleen I.cahv ■ (il Hilda Quilitzsch ail of and Mrs. Lawrence Kenneth Humphrey of list below. See If you can beat him. llavorhill Rd, Woburn Tossi. of Burlington Wakefield 4. •OR PLAY QQQCD Amesbury. a son, AQAINST A Michael Paul, on June MR. AND MRS MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS FRIEND. Compare 4. Grandparents: Mr. KEVIN JONES (Ann DAVID ROMANSKl RICHARD RIEN- lists and cross oft and Mrs John II Doddi of 7 Foster Rd.. (Helen Brewster) of 8 DEAU (Brigid words In common Then score: Leahy of Burlington Burlington, a son, River Street, Flaherty) of 231 Ash ■. , 4° • . Z» tZ.4 3-4 letters: 1 point and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cjuinn. on June Wilmington, a son, St. Reading, a 5 letters: 2 points Louis Kvangelista of 4 Grandparents: Mr. Joshua David on June daughter. Lauren 6 letters: 3 points mm Saugus. and Mrs Robert 5. Grandparents are Ashley on June 3. 7 letters: 5 points Jones, Brunswick, Mrs. Arlene Brewster Grandparents Mr. and 8 or more: 11 points □ DOD Maine, and Mr. and of No Chelmsford and Mrs. Eugene Riendeau ^ w 3dAl 'ao«ni MR. AND MRS Mrs. Stephen Dod. Mr and Mrs Edmund of Reading and Frank dVdi dll n3H,l 3Hi lOd dV3b 31VU idVH WVU Alld 'lid HlVd Nashua. N.H. Romanski of Gorham, Flaherty of Lynn. ivdunoHiow HXVH 3i»rt dvw inn nnH unoH IOH WSM iva MARK FARRELL 3H1V3U8 H1V3U8 lVHfl 1¥38 UV38 1¥8 31V Id* 3d* NIVH8 31DDOB Kiallagher) or20 Boyd Maine. MR. AND MRS. Rd.. Woburn, a son. MR. AND MRS. JOHN R U S S O Michael William, on PETER BIEREN MR. AND MRS. (Mahar) or 227 Albion June 3. Grandparents: ( Moscato i ol 13 DAVID POTTS St., Wakefield, a son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P o m e r w o r t h SI. (Loveys) of 40 Fairfax John Robert on June 3. Gallagher or Woburn Sloneham. a son. st.. Burlington, a Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Barbara Kenneth David, on (laughter. Alyson and Mrs. Robert Parrel! of Billerica. June 6. Grandparents Ix>veys on June 6. Mahar of West Yar- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grandparents are Mr. mouth and Mr. and Moscalo of St. and Mrs. William Mrs. John Russo of FINDIT! MR AND MRS. Petersburg. Florida, Loveys of Somerville Woburn. My summer garden is growing and growing1 GEORGE D'AMELIO and Mr. and Mrs.Peter and Mr and Mrs. Earl MR. AND MRS. {Find 12 things that I planted Words run across, (Lillian Orlandinoi or Bieren of Burlington R. Pott of Wellesley. THOMAS ELLIS down or diagonally in any direction Word \\^/ 26 I) union Rd., MR AND MRS MR AND, MRS. (Winkler) of 92 Green jelow Wilmington, a son, S t., Read i ng, a Albert Christopher, on MANNING C, l'IT- BRIAN STAUNTON c 0 R E P P E P M A N (Joan (Kathleen Kennedy l of daughter, Shelley Ann June 4. Grandparents: on June 2. Grand- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papaclinis) or 79 2 1 Fay St., L U T S 0 K R A Salisbury St., Win- Wilmington, a parents are Mr. and By How' D'Amelio of Boston, Mrs. William Winkler «» DIFFERENT and Mr. and Mrs. chester, a daughter, daughter, Laura-Marie E N C A A S Q R Cory Leigh on June 4. on June 8. Grand- of Reading and Mr. IGNORE TVlFM.. AN '-**- Edmund Orlandino of "--•'■■■ i<:. Grandparents are Mr. parents are Mr. and and Mrs. Thomas Ellis T 0 0 U M E U S MAYBE THEY'LL GO Everett. of Reading. AWAY ! and Mrs. John Mrs. Robert Kennedv T 1 A L M 0 P L ,.:, U N N A E B T E C 0 R N S M E Y E H H S 1 D A R Word list Bean. corn, cucumber, lettuce nelon. onion, okra, parsley, pepper, peas, rad- sh, tomato Leftover letters give you one more - <^' [vegetable Bv Cory en differ encos "> trio second picture Cdn you spol IhtMtl '

Melrose- Wakefield Bloodmobile schedules MR AND MRS Burlington, a daugh- Beth Israel ter, Jamie Lynn, on Following is a list of N . E . Memorial DOMENIC BACCINI hospital Red Cross blood- Hospital. Stoneham. (Laura Dalessio) of May 14. Grand- MR AND MRS mobiles scheduled in July 8, Friday. Medford, a son, parents: Ronald and the Eastern Middlesex New England Domenic Eliano, on Bridie Glejzer of Burl ROBERT E. PAR SONS (Gloria Gard- Region during June Telephone, Maiden. May 30. Grand- ington and All>ert and ner) of North Reading. and July: July 9. Saturday. parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rila Martin of Somer- a daughter, Robyn Knights of Columbus. Joseph G. Dalessio of ville Joyce, on June 4 June 26, Sunday, Melrose. Woburn and Mr. and Grandparenls: Mr. 8:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. Blood Pressure Mrs Eliano S. Baccini and Mrs Raymond — Melrose Masons. screenings will be of Medford Great MR AND MRS Gardner of Reading July 1, Monday. available at all of the grandmother: Mrs. BRIAN WHELAN and Mrs. Edwin N. 11:00 a.m. —4:00p.m. sites A single donation Grace Bevilacqua of (Debra Spartichino) of — Melrose Red Cross. Woburn. a son, Daniel Parsons of Woburn sustains more than one Italy. Great grandparents: July 7, Thursday. - life. One donation can Brendon. Grand- Liberty Mutual, parents: Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Byron Day of Wo- be separated Into MR. AND MRS. burn and Mr. William Maiden. components and used RICHARD W . Thomas E Spartichino July 8, Friday, 9:00 of Melrose and Mr and II. Gardner of Ver- to treat several OPACKI (Barbara mont. a.m. — 3:00 p.m. — patients. Darrow) of Woburn. a Mrs. Thomas M. son, Robert Michael Whelan of Burlington. Opacki, on May 21. Grandparents: Mrs. MR. AND MRS. Audrey M. Darrow of J () 11 N II E R S E V Women's Shoe Outlet Florida and Mr. and (Lynda Wright) of Mrs. Domenic Opacki Reading, a daughter, of Melrose. Megan Ann. on May 27. Grandparents: Ann C. FACTORY STORE MR. AND MRS. Wright of Reading and s JAMES MARTIN Raul and Mary Hersey Special 10 Sal of Maine. Patricia Glejzer) of The Outlet Closes For Vacation SATURDAY - JUNE 25 — Life Insurance Summer shoes and At Flea Market Prices !! sandals are now re- • Compare rates below with any ■*■ duced to.... insurance company or Savings s Bank Life Insurance! • Perfect for: SAVE lO pair •Young Families UP TO •Business Insurance •Mortgage Insurance AJ. HURRY & SAVE •Gifts to children or grandchildren • High Non-medical limits § 1 ^^D# Many of these shoes • Five-Year Setback on Females - are (A Female 35 would pay 30 /ear old male rales) w\\ M^ being sold at de-

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Supplement loOaily Timef AChrwiide IWoburn. Reading. Winchester Bu'linqton. WaKelieldl. Lynnticld Villjoer No Reading transcript. Wilm.nqlon& loksburj TownCner. Stoneham Indepcndenl WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22, 1983 PAGE S3 4th annual Bike a thon for Jimmy Fund The 4th annual J'an- reserve a spot in the PMC. in- and then transportation is Massachusetts Challenge (MCi, dividuals must send a $50 deposit provided to Sturbridge for those to be held September 10th and and a pledge sheet with the names requiring it 11th is expected to raise more and addresses of the rider's Starr created the PMC after than $80,000 for the Jimmy Fund. sponsors. Registration closes his mother, uncle and cousin all Last year, the two-day 191-mile Saturday, August 20 and will be died from cancer. His efforts to bikeathon from Old Sturbridge limited to 500 riders. Those in- make the PMC "New England's Village to Provincetown raised terested in the PMC can receive favorite way to contribute to its $60,000 and was the Jimmy more information or a brochure favorite charity" have been Fund's second largest fun- by calling these regional coor written up by the Boston Globe draising event. The PMC has dinators: Billy Starr iNewtoni and have been highlighted by grown from just 36 riders in 1980 (617) 965-9624, Amy Bresky local media including WCVB-TV. to 260 riders last year. This year, (North Shore) (617) 352-7411 or with Bud Light and WAAF FM in 373-6600 or Linda Meservey "The PMC is not meant only for Worcester providing major (Worceston (617) 791-7701; or by bicycling fanatics." Starr says, promotional support for the first writing the PMC, 31 Hagan Road. "but for health-oriented in- time, PMC director Billy Starr is / Newton Centre. Mass. 02159 dividuals who want to use their anticipating more than -loo bodies to benefit a truly worthy cyclists. Cyclists are provided food, The individual cyclists raise drink and lodging for the duration cause. In the process," he says, money for the Jimmy Fund, the of the ride (A PMC truck will "we have a great time It's a very fundraising arm of Boston's carry gear for the riders). In warm affair and you can feel the consensus of emotion.'' Dana-Farber Cancer Institute addition, they will be treated to F.ach must donate a minimum of live entertainment during their Starr is hopeful that the PMC $350 — usually from sponsors Saturday night hiatus in will IK- fully subscribed this year and become the Jimmy Fund's within two weeks of the con- Cedarville at Camp Bournedale clusion of the ride. Last year forty After completing the ride, largest fundraising event -->>. percent of the riders donated everyone will be ferried back to something it fell just $6,000 short more than the minimum. To Boston on the Provincetown 11. of being last year. THE CLASS OF '66 celebrating the release of Musicorp Records: left to right — Kd Dupont. their new single, ••Cruisin' To The Cape" on Sam Donato, Brett Gordon, Mark Feller, Joe N.E.exports based on skilled personnel Donahue The competitiveness of New major exporters employ highly natural resources. New England England's leading export in- skilled workers and thus in- must export diligence and ex- dustries is based on skilled per- direct ly export the skills of such pertise in order to attain a high Local band releases new single sonnel, according to an article in workers, according to Norman S standard of living. Having met the most recent issue of the New Fieleke, Vice President and the need to acquire such ex- WAKEFIELD — The popular the sixties, but also have a fresh them as we can. And the record England Economic Review, Economist at the Bank. These pertise, "the region is the richer group The Class of '6G will play in new approach and strong vocal just proves thai we aren't just published by the Federal Reserve skills constitute the region's true for its lack of natural resources", Wakefield as part of the West Side limited to the 6()'s. We can do and harmonies. Bank of Boston. comparative advantage. Fieleke Fieleke writes. Social Club Fourth of July While Feller hails from the play other things. We don't live in Among New England's a vacuum." says. Celebration. The concert will be lower Michigan area originally. manufacturing industries I hi- Like Japan, which also lacks at the bandstand on the common, the rest of the band are all from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday, Massachusetts natives Lead July 4. singer Sam Donato. lives in we are sports Wakefield and bass player Ed With the release of their new Dupont is from Lynn While both WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS single. "Cruisin' To The (.'ape" drummer, Joe Donahue and lead B/W "Maybe She Would Dance guitarist, Brett Gordon, were With Me" on Musicorp Records, raised on the South Shore, Gordon they have joined the ranks of has recently moved to Stoneham other top bands from the Boston and Donahue decided to stay area to turn out highly quality south of Boston and resides in rock & roll. Quincy.

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PAGE S 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1983 Supplement lo Daily Times & Chronicle (Woburn. Reading. Winchester. Burltnqlon. Wahelieldl. lynnfield Villdgec No-Reading Transcript, Wilmington & tewhsbocy rownC'ter Sloneham Independent Ask Learning disabilities By William Pacino reading clinics begin To insure basic skills Students can be taught serving area resident: gardeners in the three R's - individually or in for five years By Doc and Katy Abraham reading, writing and small groups, Students attend two arithmetic the LDRC teacher hold hour classes once oi Right wttan wa should be enjoying our Learning Disabilities Master's degrees in twice per week in the fat crop ol radlahee, we And they are mornings, afternoons rfddtod with holes, apparently caused and Reading Clinics their areas of con- or evenings. Parem by Hny white worms lound on the (LDRC) of Arlington centration. Together. conferences are helt roots. If we sow seeds again. wHI Ihe and Wilmington are t h e y have same thing happen? What should we once again offering backgrounds in after testing to discus; do? individualized in- reading, math, lear- the student's levels Music hits the spot in the city riaASu: ^MT^<*£-*-»>*.*which also attack radishes, struction throughout ning disabilities, and formulate plan: a one-quarter-inch gray the summer. English, writing, and and goals for tht VISi.' t '••Hi-s. I i! MilsIllls slIlllllKTsUlllllK'l III (Concord OIK Old SupeiSlIIVI ll.llklBand (Aug.I \lli;. IJ):12): ,..,., I .... ,11 \ ,i,...... I Hi..,. 1 Hv luHh hlark iMna lad I owell National Historical fly with black stripes. Often, early-planted rad- Diagnostic testing, study skills. The st udent' s sessions. Motion Harbor on hoard " I In- \\ vnion Marsalis i \ug. 17); I he Park. Id0- Meirimaek Sheet. ishes and those planted late In the tall are the st dVfy skills, and SAT. clinics maintain a two- For information or Apple Hill Chamber l'la\ers Jaz/hoal". " I In- Drcumhoal" I owell. 4VM00U most infested a n d S . S . A . T . to-one ratio of students registration, call Steve ami " I IK- ( oiuvrl ( ruiso". (Aug. IX): Dick Johnson and Why don't you try making another planting Henny Youngman to appear in Preparation courses to teachers. or Melissa Goerdt al 1'rocltiv.vi WjK'i Music. Inc. Dave McKenna (Sept. ')). In a different area. Billerica will also be offered at LDRC nas ben 646-4049 or 631-5354. sponsors cruises featuring fine I or more inlormatioii on Some ol the nonpoisonous methods ol Ihe legendary "King of the nominal fees, as the IJ//. blues, folk, suing, sleel tickets, call W.iici Musk ,u control are. covering the row with cheesecloth One-liners", Henny Youngman after planting to keep out the fly. dusting the clinics continue to kind and classical music lo- will appeal al Ihe Billerica seeds with wood ashes after they are planted uphold their JelJiei with a boat rule in I odge ol I Iks June 2A-2>. to repel the fly; and soaking seeds in kero- philosophy of serving Hotloii ll.ii hoi and a slllisel .Classic Svv ing Younginan's best known foi sene for half an hour before planting The latter the educational needs « 01 llie vii> . Swing in elegant stvle lo the his famous one-liner, "lake my was passed along to us by an old-time gar- of the community at I IH lOreamboal sails I uesilas polished, sparkling sound of the wife, please1" Al 7d years ol dener who has never had a radisn maggot the lowest possible eveniiijis and features swing, ( l.issu Swing Il,up and Bass cost. age. Henny siill performs close I notice that where the leaves of my sleel hand, folk ,nnl blues Duel. I hursdav through Sat- largest African violet touch the edge ol The focus of study lo J0U dates per year. i leaves i nmmwealth I'K-I .II uid.iv evenings Iroill now until the day pot, they get a brown spot and skills instruction is to Preparations a?e being taken !D \ 'I ?() I'M i. the Ja//hoal June 25. al (he Hotel Sonesta's wtl at that point. My other violets are In teach students to deal io proclaim June 25 Henny sails Wcilnesdax evenings and Kih Room. 5 < amhndgc Par- plastic pots and never seem to have more effectively with Youngman Day in Billerica as lealtires both traditional and kway . ( ambridg this trouble. their school work. well as presenting him with a Clay pots are porous and fertilizer salts work nporarv ia// i leaves ( oni- I el harpist Deborah I len- Many students have ke> to ihe city. their way into the pores When they work into good potential, but still inohvvcaltli Pier at ' M) Si '» M) son-( onaiii. 's ii ii harp and I kkets are available evenings the rim of Ihe pot. especially it the nm is rough, I'M i: the ( ojiceri ( ruise sails h.issisl I'el.i kontrimas' (> II need to master lear- al Ihe I Iks. (all (.(.7-5 is I for the contact with the stem causes a iertilizer lliuisd.iy evenings and features eontrabass hll youi evening ning fundamentals further information. Admission "bum." This, in turn, harms the plant's i lassiv.il iniisK and a light with a big. bright repertoire such as outlining, vv ill include dinner and il.nn nig "plumbing" at thai point and the leal wills siippei i leaves I ong Wharf at which win move from Beet- You can use a strip ot smooth aluminum notetaking, time Dinosaur Dance Company management, and test CANVAS loll to fold over the nm so that the stem rests ii -u ,V III ;V: Space. II) West Street. Hoslon. We have a garbage can fun of wood strategies for tackling * in I'M i • Carports e Vertical: Summer siage Ilk- programs. I hursdav lo ashes left from our fireplace. Could we the Verbal and-or \ilisis appearing llns season: Bluegrass. ia//. calypso, folk Saturday at X I'M. Sunday al 2 use these on our vegetable garden? If Math sections of the Sun Shading Ka/inala/ and the Winikei music. .nul inipiovis.iiion.il co- I'M- will include Michael Mao's -so, could we apply It now. after our tests and apply them to Elegance Swing Orchestra i June 24): medy . are among the vanelv of "I veiling ( all. Morning ( all". plants are already up? numerous . sample Koomlul <>i Hlues and Johnny lice outdoor entertainment pre- "I a Vie, I."Amour", "II Mio If your soil has had no lime in the past three problems in class. Since 1888 I opelaiul (June 2X1; Randall sented e\ ery I Innsdav niglil ( uore Palpila Solo Per To", and or lour years, chances are you will not run the risk of making it too alkaline by applying a light llovlgkiiison and Leslie Ampei from June .'() to September X al I h/aheth Mallinckrodfs Draw- coating ol ashes in between the rows of your Atlantic Awning ' IIIK " i Jonathan hdwards ihe Market Mills Summei Stage ing Room," i.lulv 221 Woody Shaw i Julv vegetables. Avoid using it on potatoes It might on Market Street in Downtown Dinosaur Dance ( omp.uiv make them scabby, since they prefer a slightly 151: llei+iie Mann i.lulv 201: & Shade Co. Lowell. All performances begin will continue iis summer act- acid soil. lam.i Man.i (Julv .' ' i David NEW IDEAS IN al .x I'M in ihe park adjacent to it. ities on Tuesday. Julv 5. vv hen Another benefit is thai ashes repel many ?^T 270 Franklin St Uronibeig i \ug. 21. (iar\ Bur- Ihe Market Milk complex- iusi H leads" off Ihe City Hall Pla/a The doughnut was brought Insects. Slugs don't like to crawl over ashes, over to America from the liiil with MakolO 0/OIK' (Aug. follow the sign loi I owell evening events vv ilh a lull length and a dusting over your tomatoes and other CANVAS Melrose.Mass ; Netherlands more than 300 . i Jackie and Koy (Aug. 51; National and State Parks. performance al x I'M crops will repel flea beetles Save some to dust years ago bv Dutch colonists. I he Persuasions i \ug, ''>': I he I HI more information, eon- for more information, con- around the base and stems of squash and cu- AWNINGS 665-4040 tact Dinosaur Dance ( o.. I ou- cumbers, just as they start to run or bush out Some readers have reported that Ihey help ise Slovens, manager. 42(>-232(>. repel the moth that lays the eggs of the squash Music IS our thing this week. vine borer incidentally, we're happy to have but llennv and a Dinosaur are tips on rial- j'd! pest control from our readers STOP FANNING AROUND!!! not far behind. If you know ol Is dishwater safe lo use on the plants an event of interest lo all. write. In our garden? care of this local newspaper and Liquid detergents now used lor handwashmg tell COMINC; ATTRACTIONS dishes are sale to use on plants outdoors LEVI'S all about it Sitting home and Dishwasher water is also OK to use about once weekly, it it is run into pails and diluted watching the ball game is nisi with the nnse water. 1 part per 2 parts rinse not good enough lor us during 636 MAIN ST. READING, MA. water You should dilute all the dishwater with the summer. nnse water every lew days, as some deter gents are more concentrated than others From page S-1 Cruiser Murray •#*&*\ec * SUMMER SALE Commissioned in 1961. the Long overhaul at the Puget Sound <& Heach is the Navy's first nuclear- Naval Shipyard in Bremerton. powered surface warship Wash., where her 22-year-old NOTICE! ! 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CAMP FUNDS theater professionals. 42% to 73% off,, begin at SI Barbara's, thousands of dollars in The second prize will The Eastern Mid- $55 per session ($50 for dlesex Campership 138 Washington Street, prize money and world be a 3-minute shopping members); $100 for Woburn on Wed- spree (not to exceed Fund was organized to championship points. , two sessions ($90 for nesday, June 29 at 7:30 The rodeo will $500.00). and the third Misses enable youngsters in "-Ujernbersl. Call 283- p.m. Pre-registration feature seven sanc- prize will be an Escape our area to have^an 7673 for reservations. opportunity to attend a is requested. To tioned events, in- Weekend. The drawing register please call SI will be July 6, at the camping program this cluding bareback CHILDREN Elizabeth's Hospital, bronc riding, saddle Sunshine Country summer which best Dungeons and Department of bronc riding, steer Store. Summer Casuals meets their individual Dragons Day at Community Health wrestling, calf roping, The raffle tickets are needs. Hammond Castle Services, 782-7000 exl. cowgirl's barrel available by calling The funds were Museum in 2440. racing, team roping 593-2727. or at the raised by the Eastern Gloucester, Wed- and bull riding. All of Sunshine Country Middlesex Camping nesday, June 29th from PROJECT RE- the events are fully- Store on Thursday and Fund Committee 70% off... 9 A.M. to Noon. Let ENTRY sanctioned by the Friday evenings, and under the sponsorship your imagination soar Project Re-entry, a Internalional on Saturday mornings. of the Eastern Mid- as gargoyles peer and program of Career and Professional Rodeo The cost Is $1.00 per dlesex Council for towers loom above. Volunteer Advisory Association iIPRA) of ticket, or 6. tickets for Peasant Blouse Children. The com- For experienced Service, will host an Pauls Valley. Okla $.r> (K) All proceeds will mittee held a very players only. Bring a open house every In addition to the benefit United successful puppet picnic lunch. $4.00. Tuesday from 12 noon contest events, some of Cerebral Palsy •fax ^vx jtfaV Pullover Si " ' : /ester Knit show and raffle with Call 283-7673 for in- to l p.m. at 14 Beacon the most outstanding Association and Bass Elasticizea s ; neckline ai Mary Churchill's formation and Street, Boston. In- specialty performers River. Inc. ragiai s •--.-- " light I famous Cranberry reservations. formation will be in the IPRA will be The United Cerebral Now Zi99 Misses Si^es Puppets in February provided about how providing the half-time Palsy Association of Denny's Restaurant in DISASTER the Project Re-entry entertainment. the North Shore, Inc. Stoneham also made a PREPARATIONS Program is designed Sponsored jointly by- supports the Infant generous donation to The Eastern Mid to meet the career Dodge trucks and Developmental the fund from their dlesex Region, needs of women during Equifest '83, this Program which Christmas Cheer American Red Cross major transition promises to be one of provides therapeutic program. Disaster Services will points. Applications the most exciting and support services Save 28% Children will be hold their monthly are now being ac- events of the summer for infants, birth to selected for cam- meeting at the cepted for the next Performances are three years of age, who perships based on need Regional Headquar- session which begins slated for 7:30 p.m. have mental and by a screening com- ters, 786 Main Street, on September 26. The Thursday and Friday physical develop- mittee. The purpose of Melrose, on Monday- Open House programs and 3 p.m. and 7:30 mental delays. The to 72%... the fund will be to help evening. June 13, will provide useful p.m. on Saturday Agency operates the or assist, not fully beginning at 7:30 p.m. information for those Tickets are 766-approved fund, an application All members are wno are interested in economically prices at Developmental School, for summer camp. Denim Jeans urged to attend Also the program. For $7 for adults and $4 for of the North Shore Ol '00% COtli ' : ' ' • : :• If you are interested anyone that is in- further information children under 12. which is a preschool Waistt■■ i I with ben i ; . '■ ii in applying for camp terested in the about Project Re- Proceeds from the for multi-physically with ?ippei i i-h " ■ assistance for your Disaster Program. " entry's Tuesday Open event go to Tufts' disabled children ages bach pockel i Nav\ ici ■ child, please contact Special topics will be House call 1617) 227- veterinary school. For three to seven years. mited Missus SK'US Dianne Hagan, Child on our Disaster Van, 1762 or write Career ticket information, call We also have an Adult Advocate, at Help for and the current and Volunteer Ad- 381-3500. Services Program Children, 7 Lincoln National Disaster visory Service, 14 providing habilitation. Stretch Street. Wakefield (245- Operations Beacon Street, Boston, SUPERMARKET social and recreational 4239). All applications Ma. 02108. SHOPPING SPREE programs for the must be returned by no STEPPARENTING Tickets are physically disabled later than June 27, Stepparenting is the EVERGREEN available for a adult ages 1H and over. Jeans 1983. topic of a free lecture PROGRAM supermarket Shopping Other Agency Of woven polye: lei ai l to be given by Melisa Boston University is Spree Raffle for the programs include cotton thai stretches lot SENIOR COURSES Powell, a family lodable lit i . '■ - - .-. " .-: pleased to announce its benefit of United clinic therapies, per andbutlor c'o • Boston University therapist at the In- summer Evergreen Cerebral Palsy counseling for the I ■ i ii lable rvaistl ai d offers to all 60 years stitute for Remarriage Program open to all 65 Association of the disabled and their :..'■ i :>f ■ : Ii '.' and older hundreds of and Stepfamilies. years and older, North Shore, and Bass families, and social :"-.'. i courses for non-credit Sponsored by the beginning July 11 and River. Inc. The top services. participation and a Riverside Family running every Monday prize will be a 4-minute Bass River, Inc. is a registration fee of $10 Institute, a non-profit through Thursday shopping spree i not to live-in facility for per course during its organization, the from 10:30 A.M. to3:00 developing a new way Denim Skirt exceed $1,000 (M) > at the Come'. > i ' ••■ ientie I ipe Oi '00"- second summer lecture will be held at 8 P.M. until August 11. Sunshine Country of life for mentally Fully gathered from dropped yoke Sidi I !' i session. June 28 1).m. on Monday. July Lectures, discussions. Store at the Nor- retarded adults closure Bottom'uffie In Navy Blue Juni i '.' August 6. Registration 25, at 259 Walnut and physical thshore Shopping through community ses Si/es begins June 28, on a Street, Room 14, recreation will take Center in Peabodv. programs. - ; ilaiog pi ,. • |9?50 space-available basis, Newt on v il le. Ms. place at the university at 118 Bay State Road. Powell will discuss the Tuition for the entire If you wish to receive a pitfalls and potential program is $10. Red Cross safety catalog, call 353-4128. benefits of the step- Enrollment is open to parent role. Practical Now all. For/ iiifuiftiulinn HAMMOND CASTLE suggestions for and registration call courses offered MUSEUM stepparenting will be (617)353-4128. Summer Theater shared, and the par- Red Cross Safety- CPR-Modular Camp at Hammond ticular difficulties of PROFESSIONAL Courses mean Ef- Saturday. July 16; 8.30 Castle Museum in adolescent step- RODEO fective Involvement! to 4:30 (one day Gloucester for ages 5- children will be For the first time First Aid Courses course) Melrose. teach you how to 6.9Your Choice 12, Tuesday-Friday, 9 described A time for ever, professional CPR-Modular A.M. to Noon. Four questions and rodeo will be ap- prevent accidents and Saturday. August 20; two-week sessions: discussion will follow pearing at the Top- give proper care in 8:30 to 4:30 (one day July 5-15; July 19-29; the lecture The lec- sfield Fairgrounds for case of sudden illness course Melrose. Double August 2-12; August 16- ture is one in a series four action packed or injury. CPR Standard First Aid 26. Improvisation, offered through the performances, June 30 Courses are designed Tuesdays, July 12 — costume and make-up Institute. For more through July 2. to teach the technique August 9; 7 - 10 p.m. V-Neck Top of combining mouth- design, script writing. information, please A part of the exciting Reading. Pullover icrsey ol poiyesier , production, ob- call 964-6933. Equifest "83, the Dodge to-mouth resuscitation Standard First Aid and 1101 -''.-." servation of World Championship and external cardiac Multimedia Wed- : I.:K V neckline- Ro compression to restore i; eeve banded I I professional per NATURAL FAMILY Rodeo will stampede nesday and Thursday, loir In Junior S.^es / formances, and per- PLANNING for the benefit of the breathing and heart- July 27 and 28: 6:30 formance for an Natural Family Tufts University beat in cardiac arrest 10:00p.m. Melrose. audience. Taught by Planning classes will School of Veterinary victims. 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Next came a STEP test, which con- for different dietary habits have become more of the Department of the New England The computer analysis was American lifestyle than meat and Memorial Hospital in Stoneham. sisted of stepping up on a wooden 12" high platform and stepping broken out into three parts: pototoes The advertised program that Health Age and Life Expectancy Face it. adequate exercise and seemed so attractive was a down. This test lasted for :i minutes, then I sat down and a Appraisal. Major Risk Factors a proper diet are something that convenient and inexpensive fit- Affecting Your Health and many people pursue as life goals. ness evaluation to anyone wan- determination was made of how long it took my heart to return to a longevity, and Leading Causes of But what about you? You sit all ting to find out the condition of Death-Age and Sex Specific, with day at work, eat verv large their bodies and wishing to begin normal pulse from the exercise pulse. Personal Recommendations for Risk Reduction. The first part charted my present age, my health age based on present health habits, N/DWV5 and my achievable age if I complied with the personal health habits presented to me. With the eating, drinking and exercise habits that most have, and I'm Polos & Shorts really no different than a great RANDY JEWELL, Director of the Health many other people, my health age Education Department al the New England registered higher than my in colors galore! Memorial Hospital tajres the hlood pressure ol elsewhere 14. & IS chronological age. This really shook me. a client in the middle of a STEP test. This The second section detailed the picture illustrates two ol the preliminary tests major risk factors of health and that contribute to an individual fitness recommended values. Systol it- evaluation. blood pressure (when the heart is (NEMH Photo) pumping blood through the $ system i should be less than 140. At the same time, blood detailing what shape I am in. I > Diastolic blood pressure should platelets (blood components that may sound a little crazy, but I be less than 90 < blood is still initiate clotting) become believe completely thai you can moving, filling up the heart for "sticker" and more prone to tune your body like you tune your the next big push. This is what is clumping together. If enough car. This program establishes 4.99 clump together, a clot forms called the baseline pressure, goals for me to pursue and determined by the resistance to That can mean a blocked artery realize Hlood pressure levels, blood flow in the peripheral ar- and a heart attack or stroke. A amount of cholesterol in the each piece teries - the smaller arteries of the high-salt diet make matters Mood, percentage of Ixidy fat. body. When that resistance is worse by increasing blood weight matched to height are all high, there will be higher systolic. pressure. areas 'that contribute to the Terry Short > or pumping, blood pressure, tot), But when people decrease the overall sense of good health. They since the heart has to pump total amount of fat in their diet are especially important to follow Sets Terry harder to circulate the blood and start eating more polyun- and keep track of The Health in head turning colors through the body). saturated fats and fewer Education at the NEMH not only elsewhere 14 Rompers Cigarette smoking is an ab- staturated ones, great things helps you gauge these important Bandeaus in Soft Terry solute health danger, affecting happen. The amounts of LDL and health factors, but gives you elsewhere 14 heart, lungs and throat. cholesterol in the blood go down enough knowledge to do things My total cholesterol, HDL The blood vessels open wider. that make these factors work for cholesterol. LDL cholesterol, Blood pressure drops, the blood you and not against you. ratio of HDL to LDL cholesterol. platelets become less likely to This article is both an urge to Bathing Suits triglycerides < blood fats) were clot. put yourself into a better state of displayed to me with recom- Physical activity (exercise health as well as a process to «/» Drastically mended values. A short discourse should consume at least 1000 follow in pursuit of that better Reduced AGAIN!! on cholesterol is called for at this calories a week I, body fat percent state of wellness. I can guarantee time (recommended value IO-l(i no results but if you feel that your Fat in the diet becomes tiny percent), stress, problem health, eating and drinking habits globules of fat and cholesterol (a drinking inventory and perent of are making you old before you get relative of fat i riding through the time seatbelts worn rounded out old, duplicate my experience in blood on the backs of things called the second health category. this program or others like it. You low-density lipoproteings (LDL). will be rewarded When there is too much fat. the RECOMMENDATIONS w wars v*/DEAw*y After a review of the computer LDLs dump it on the walls of the Besides this complete health one of the nicer things about being a woman! blood vessels, narrowing and analysis. Randy presented his screening and testing, the Health BFVFBI Y • lOvvfu -MARIBORO ■ MI1FOR0 . KANDOIPH • SPENCIR • SPKINGFKID choking them Somehow, recommendations and we then Education Department at the . ostablished together dietary goals Route 3 Woburn STONEHAM • WAITHAM • W BOVISTON • Wll WINGTON • WOBURN • WORCESIER elevated fat levels in the blood New England Memorial Hospital MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 30 9 30 SATURDAY 9 30 9 00 SUNDAY 12 5 also drive up blood pressure and an exercise prescription. In in Stoneham offers: Babysitters his words, "The need for exercise classes. Five-day Plan to Stop can not be over-emphasized ... it Smoking, Natural Therapeutics, is just too important." Stress Management Seminars. With this individual evaluation Transactional Analysis. There's nothing like genuine VA in mind, I have started to eat Vegetarian nutrition classes and breakfast for the first time in Weight control workshops. facts fourteen years. I make it my There is also a Par Course business now to have 1 piece of which is free and open daily Walpole cedar furniture. A clinical specialist fruit of day and two vegetables a in rehabilitation during daylight hours. The Par day. I seek more fiber in what 1 Course is a 12 mile exercise trail nursing. Mary Ann eat and I find myself choosing Mikulic. RN. has won surrounding the hospital with 18 chicken or fish for lunches and calisthenic stations along the the Veterans Ad- dinners rather than red meat. ministration's Olin E. way. Written instructions are My personal health plan also posted at each station to guide Teague award for her details that I will exercise at least work in the you. :«) minutes at a time three days a For more information on the rehabilitation of war- week with a target heart rate of injured veterans. The various programs that will 132. I plan to perform this part of contribute to a new sense of Seattle. Washington, the program through bicycle resident received the personal wellness, call or write: riding. New England Memorial Hospital, award in the Nation's I am quite enthusiastic and Capital from VA Health Education Department, 5 pleased with this type of Woodland Rd., Stoneham. Mass Administrator Harry program. I appreciate the hard N. Walters on April 21 02180. Phone: 665-1740, ext 42ti or numbers on a computer printout 427.

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Supplement loOrtiiy Iirrvi.a.Chimi.ch.'iwot, .11. k.Md.!,. «* i.. . v.lla^.No «,,,d,nq I„„sc„p, W„°n,„g„„&t:..t.„v ^C^^^^ ^"""^ ^ w..Oi r™.,rmry "wntiiw. Stondum IrHJepoiidrnl WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. 1983 PAGE S 7 Thursday evenings Concord Summer concerts in the Park as a sman marching unit for CONCORD - Band concerts in The outdoor concert series at Henry Fillmore's "Americans Concord's Patriots' Day Parade, the park - a great American Minuteman Park has become an We" march, a medley of George has since become exclusively a musical tradition flourish each eagerly awaited summertime M. Cohan tunes, and a dynamic concert ensemble, performing summer in historic Concord musical 'tradition'' in the arrangement of Tchaikovsky's year round the best in serious and where "The Concord Hand", a 65- greater Boston area, attracting "1812Overture! " weekly audiences of over 1,000. The 65 men and women of the popular band music. The group piece symphonic concert band, has come to be considered one of presents its annual outdoor And this summer will have a Rand, representing 24 towns in the outstanding community bands concert series. special glow, as The Concord the Boston area and engaged in a in New England: its recordings On Thursday evenings, June 30, Band starts preparing for its 25th wide diversity of professions, will have been featured on Boston- July 7, 14, 21, and 28, the Band anniversary season in 1983-84. learn close to 100 pieces of music Plans for recordings and per- for their summer concerts and area radio stations WGBH, performs at the North Bridge WCRB, and WBUR. and the group Visitors' Center of Minuteman formances that will make it a show their versatility by swinging through a wide range of styles, performed by invitation in 1981 at National Historical Park. Con- significant celebration are from classical to jazz. the Music Educators National cord, in a picturesque selling on already underway, and the an- ticipation of this important oc- Tradition and history two Conference in New York, a most the grounds of the Buttrick Estate keynote characteristics of a prestigious honor. overlooking the Concord Kiver. casion in the band's proud history is sure to lend a special ex- unique musical organization. The For further information, call The downbeal is promptly at citement to the musical sounds of Concord Band, organized in 1959 897-1291. 7:30 p.m. The concerts are free, Summer '83. and are cancelled in the event of rain. Yet another tradition fast becoming associated with The Reading resident, Lorraine Concord Band is the annual July W OPENWEIKNIGHTSTI19P.M. -^ - Chase, plays the clarinet for the V ■ 664 4631 JM EXCEPTIONAL band. 4th concert, to be presented at the Emerson Playground In Concord * ■ 944-3538 ■ "CONTRACT" DIVISION Music Director William Toland 688 5500 ^Rp^ IN-STOCK VALUES Center at 4 p.m., on Monday, July ■ selects varied and lively FOR OWNERS OF: 4 the highlight of the Town of lavi on R.odmg Mow —^^"" will included John Philip Sousa's Dixieland, and plenty of mar- "Stars and Stripes Forever", ches' We've taken an ADDITIONAL A balanced lunch But, you may ask, Mmy do I 1-3 cup dairy sour cream balance a lunch'.' 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One that embarasses me is who told me her Uncle Charlie Mullins, a that "it talks to other c§rs at stop lights i J mailman in Winchester, told a dog owner saying, "By the Japanese who made you that since he has been feeding his dog and the ship Maru that brought you, 3 limburger cheese and garlic bread, his vou're no better car than I am. Hunka bark is now worse than his bite...I asked tin". Ray Giles, genial owner of a 4^1 iTV^ Hob and Peg Watkins, owners of a carpet Woburn gas station is a "tank-full" 1 LKN-- outlet store in Wilmington, foe, a job in- person-he had a slow-poke attendant ML. VN -- stalling carpets but they told me I'm not years ago who was so slow that a woman rugged enough For every woman who told him one day, ."Now I know what they I*** made a fool out of a man -there are a did with the lead they took out of the thousand women who made men out of gas."...Warren Church, runs ten miles a fools-and I'm one of them The modern day-rain or shine. Many mornings he ran day miracles are what keeps the stiches from his home in North Reading to the in those designer jeans from coming Food and Drug Lab in Winchester. I have «}»■ ■iJfU* apart...My aunt asked I^eanne Locke of a dog that's a runner-only he runs around 1/J0&*' Burlington working at a travel agency in and around in circles-don't be alarmed Lynnfield if she could get to Niagra Falls folks- he's a "watchdog." and is winding by Buffalo? "At your age," I^eanne himself up. If you like this column and i replied, "It would !>e better if you went by would like to see it continued, call your MANUFACTURER MILL DIRECT train"...Suzie Arlen, of Tewksbury, was local paper and tell them. If you have in a spelling !>ee in school not too long advice to offer that's fine too. It was a CLOSEOUTS GIANT PRICES ago She was asked to spell, common sight years ago to see grand: "Mississippi," "The River or the State, mothers sitting down at spinning wheels. 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The always popular bean toss is ottempted by Tom Contalonis during recent Field Day activities at the Hurld School in Woburn. Tom is age 11. HOW ABOUT a three legged race? Here third graders Mark Lorenzo (left) and Tim McArdle make o great effort at winning their race during a re- cent Hurld School Field Day. Photo by Bob Cournoyer SHAPE-UP - SLIM DOWN Questions on Health from FEEL GREAT AARON MOORE of Burlington Street in Woburn looks — Register Now — awful determined during the sack race competition. Consumer Reports 8 Great Weeks of Fitness DEAR CONSUMER REPORTS I TENS is effective in some people for am 80 years old and have this contin- the relief of persistent pain However USS Constitution to make annual uous pain and don't want to use strong its use must be supervised by a physi- drugs that are habit forming and cian Since side effects are nil. il may -YMCA »•> expensive I just got a few treatmenis be worth a try. MEN'S and WOMEN'S FITNESS with a pain-controlling device called I For a special reprint of Consumers turnaround cruise July 4th Union's evaluation of acne medica- CENTER: transcutaneous electrical nerve stim- direction once a year ulation, or TENS. Now I have to wear tions send $1 for each copv to The world's oldest Constitution asking for Captain of the Port, $ so her masts and "iron one continuously The first unit I CONSUMERS. P.O. Box 461, Radio commissioned warship a place on the ship for Boston. In addition, will be the center of sides" weather evenly. Professionally received didn't work well so I had it City Station, New York, NY. 10019. the voyage. These there will be a moving designed program, fitness classes, volleyball, replaced. Be sure.to ask for the reprint on attention at noon on According to names are picked at safety zone of 100 Commander Herman universal, nautilus and free weights, sauna, But now I am sort of leery about acne ) July 4 during the 1983 random from a hat yards around the USS steam and whirlpool. using it. Is there any danger0 Send your questions to From Con- Boston harbor holiday O. Sudholz, com- before Independence Constitution sumer Reports, care of this newspa- festivities. manding officer of the Day. throughout her cruise. REGULAR FITNESS MEMBERSHIP: DEAR READER: Consumer per Volume of mail prohibits person- Constitution, some 200 These restrictions will Reports medical consultants say that al replies. The 125-year-old official guests will be be enforced by several Fitness Classes, frigate USS Con- aboard the ship for the A colorful flotilla vessels acting on Universal and Olympic $ stitution will leave her voyage. Those guests will escort the Con- behalf of the Captain of Weights, Sauna. 25 berth at the will include sea cadets stitution on her return the Port including SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Charlestown Navy — the theme group for to the Charlestown Coast Guard, Coast POOL • RAOUETBALL • GYM • Yard, Boston National this year's cruise — Navy Yard. Owners of Guard Auxiliary, OUTDOOR TRACK • RUNNING TRAILS Historical Park at from the New England small private craft Boston-- Harbormaster Facility Hours: 6 a.m. 10 p.m., Mon. Fri. 10:30 a.m. on In- who will be boating and|*C Police units. ■ area. Other invitations and viewing the cruise 9a.m. 7 p.m.. Sat. L are sent to guests of from the water should dependence Day, July the crew, those ■ Wl |DMECH.CONT.D ^E INC. ^^.afV be aware that the The best public NORTH SUBURBAN YMCA 4, Tor her annual two- required by military M X Captain of the Port, viewing spots for the and-one-half-hour protocol, local civilian 117 Uxington Sir..!. Woburn • 935-3270 Boston, will be cruise can be found at PLUMBING, HEATING "Turnaround Cruise." and military establishing a safety WaterfronJ. Park and She will make her dignitaries, media zone in the inner Castle Island. & GASFITTING cruise in Boston organizations and harbor from Buoy • NEW—REMODEUNG—SERVICE WORK Harbor and, at noon, other non-profit abeam of Castle organizations. R"6" off of Castle • ENERGY EFFICIENT HEATING SYSTEMS Island to Pier 7 in ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS Island, render a 21-gun • DRAINS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED salute to the nation in Charlestown. No observance of In- Any openings for the vessel will be allowed 9 MASTER LIC. TELEPHONE dependance Day. cruise that occur after in this safety zone 10% all required invitations between 10:30 a.m. N0.9607 CASH 664-4882 The Constitution is are sent out are filled and 1 p.m. on July 4 SALE!" CRAIG STEDMAN DISCOUNT turned around and by private citizens who without the express s berthed in the opposite have written to the permission of the NOW 2.09 Ft. Gutter (.032) $ 1.09 Ft. Downspout ncludes oil material and labor on most single family homes. Comes in White and Brown THIS SALE WILL NOT LAST - CALL NOW!

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Stoneham Independtnl WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22. 1983 PAGES 11 mm^^^^^^^ Making multiple roles easier for mothers IN I CORN Working women find that although should have a flexible schedule to accommodate the chil- dren's needs. They also said the greatest aid to working out- P combining personal and professional side the home was living as close to work as possible Many ST/HL lives is difficult, having a career contin- respondents, particularly single mothers, experienced diffi- culty in finding adequate child care CHAIN SAW GOLF COURSE ues to be a rewarding experience. Another major area of concern was home management "The key to successful families, we found, were women who 90 DAY By Jane Anderson could set priorities: 'What can I do9 What can someone else GOLF Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor do'What can we skip?' " says Mrs Bodin FACTORY SALE Boston Husbands may be willing to do a household task when Working mothers would be the first to admit the chal- asked, the authors found, but will rarely initiate it them- Save from $10.nn to $160.,,n lenges of balancing personal and professional lives But most selves. "Men still haven't traveled from the expectations .•-•. CLASSES of them wouldn't have it any other way. they were brought up with to the reality of the situation " she on 14 Pieces of Equipment These are the findings of a recent national survey, in says. SAW REGUIAR SALE roo which only 12 percent of working mothers reported that they A part-time clerical worker from Ohio remarked. "I have MOOt; PRICE PRICE SAVE THURSDAY EVENINGS always believed the person liberated in women's lib is the would prefer to be full-time wives and mothers Similarly, 09E 14 "9 9$ 169 95 10.00 less than one-fifth said they believed their husbands would man. As a woman takes on more financial responsibilities, FROM 6:30 To 7:30 09E Super 14 prefer them to stay at home she eliminates a lot of stress on the man " 209 95 189 95 2O.0O The study was conducted by two working mothers from Mrs. Bodin says. "Many of the women said their husbands 010AVE 14 229 9S 199 95 30.00 - Ci. A**tt START - were proud of them and were willing to share the economic Westchester County, NY. who looked at how other mothers OUAVE 14 269 95 229 95 40.00 June 30th Thru July 28th in the work force felt about their lives and how they managed burden." Yet. she adds. "Consistently the woman is the piv- their many responsibilities In their new book. "Mothers Who otal person in the house and responsible for keeping it run- 01SAV 14 269 95 209 95 60.OO $ Work" (Ballantine Books. New York). Jeanne Bodin and ning smoothly." 028W B 16 J69 95 329 95 40. OO * 5Weak:Series 35°° It's often difficult for a woman herself to give up the idea Bonnie Mitelman define the basic challenges facing working 032AV 16 41995 399 95 2O.0O r- Equipment Supplied mothers and their families, and suggest some solutions. of the house as her own responsibility But the authors found "The reality is there are a lot of women who work, and some mothers were able to operate on a principle of sharing 038AVE 16 529 95 41995 110.00 in which the house is considered the family's responsibility. If Necessary there are things that can be done to make it easier for them." 038AVE Super 16 559 95 489 95 70.OO and not the mother's alone. says co-author Jeanne Bodin. a teacher with two daughters 056STO 20 659 95 499 95 16O.0O P.G.A. Instructor The findings were based on responses from 442 of 750 ques- More than a third of the women surveyed indicated they tionnaires and 25 personal interviews with middle-class did have support from their husbands in running the home, 0S6Supe' 20 719 95 579 95 140.00 For Information Call working mothers across the country. In the sample. 70 particularly in food shopping and meal preparation. A large TRIMMER/BRUSHCUTHR/MOOEl majority of respondents did not indicate that children should percent of the women were between 35 and 54 years old and FS 61 224 95 214 9S 10.00 only 22 percent had less than a college education. help with household tasks, but those with children who did 438-9732 In practical terms, the survey respondents expressed a contribute felt that sharing family chores fostered a sense of FS 80 299 95 284 95 15.00 need for better child care, flexible work schedules, safe mass fairness, independence, equality, and the satisfaction of ac- FS 90 349 95 329 95 20.00 transportation for their children, community-run after complishing something essential to the family ■ R I MONSTHATION '.Fl IHA.fHs I ISfED BFIOW school programs, and more housecleaning services They On a professional and community level, the authors con- C&J O'Connor voiced concern over a lack of time for their husbands, family clude, taking Individual steps is the most effective means for lownmower Service. Inc True Value Hardware activities, and for personal care. easing the pressures on working parents 474 Main Si. W.I ttjton 4 Tower Farm Rd Blllerlco N.>Mo•:: COST authors found, many still feel atypical. Many women had to most activities and services that involve children and the UP TO 35% deal with an underlying sense of societal disapproval, even if household operate on the assumption that a woman is home they were working primarily for economic reasons. during the day ) \ ARRESTED OR MORE "What makes things harder for working mothers is a gen- Although it is difficult to change an entire pattern, work- with a Beckett Flame Retention Burner eral lack of understanding and support." the authors write ing parents have achieved some positive changes by negoti- ON "They don't feel their plight is taken seriously . Some- ating alternatives themselves. A simple request to Youi old oil burner is costing you plenty in fuel times they Infer from society's attitude that their working is reschedule a parent-teacher conference from the middle to CRIMINAL. Replace il now with a Beckett Flame Retention Burnei a frivolous Indulgence, an attempt to find selfish gratification either the beginning or end of the day, for example, can pre- You II lower your fuel oil bills up to 35° o or more when they should be home caring for children.' vent losing a half day of work this heating season and (or years to come In reality, the authors point out. most mothers feel some Volunteer organizations could think In terms of ways they flame retention combines higher motor guilt about working because they are conscientious, caring can make use of the business-related skills of working moth Former Assistant DA. handles crim- speeds with sophisticated combustion heads parents. "We found a very' strong commitment to family," ers such as calling on a mother's financial expertise in fund- inal cases in all Mass. and Federal Ihe result is a hotter, cleaner, more efficient llame says Mrs. Bodin. "Most women plan very carefully to be with raising instead of asking her to bake cookies. Another mother and more heat trom every drop ol oil you burn their children. It's not as if Mother goes off to work without might offer to print tickets and posters for a school play in- courts. Free initial consultation. Beckett flame Retention Burners have proved them any concern for Johnny." j, stead of making costumes. It's often up to parents them- DRUNK DRIVING selves in hundreds ot thousands of homes m the Many of the women surveyed felt that at least one spouse selves to suggest these alternatives, the authors emphasize coldest regions of the country And they re In the workplace, working parents are learning to negoti- ALL MOTOR VEHICLE CRIMES as dependable as they re efficient ate flexible-time or job-sharing arrangements on an individ- DRUG CHARGES ual basis by presenting realistic, workable plans that benefit ALL WHITE COLLAR CRIMES both themselves and the company. "If lupper management! in corporations would under- Legal Defense For All Crimes stand it would be to their benefit to provide on-site day care. I think they would have It." says Mrs Bodin. who believes corporate changes to meet family needs will be initiated Call: Atty. Robert Lewin from within the organization rather than from the top. 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You should IK* Uimiluir v\ilh Mystn Valley I do Sei ate accounting legree and 5-7 years of Mot kriMKn fr. mils .mil inventor, »onirol shipping and receiving expeneni »• VM es Inc . 661 Mam SI FRONT DESK CLERKS experience ill'si i tt: I wo to thrii' years st»K kroom rv|M''U'n< c required Maiden. MA0214B FULL and PART TIME - GOOD STARTING PAY We oiler competitive salaries and an Older Workers. Mi nun 11 P.M. to7 AM. — 7 A.M. to 3 P.M. —3P.M. lo 11 P.M. excellent benefit package including lies ami Others .in- Fn Incoming Inspector i insurance and an employee stock purchase plan couraged to Apply An Catch Penny Chalet Motor Lodges Vou isi IN' .ii)li- io use .ill standard insfMt lion equipment read Muefxints Equal Opportunity. Al To e«plore your career opportunities ,tnd .I knowledge oi plating and paini yn\ s a plus Iwu to three wars «•» hrmalive Action Em 440 Bedlord St. 152 Endicott St. with Scienliltc Atlanta please send JHTII'IH e required ployer your resume, m confidence or call Ms Lexington, MA Danvers. MA Sybil Dallon at 273 1850 Call Iris Gold862-3700 Call CarltonSmith 777-1030 Mechanical Technician l \|n'rirm c m ihr .isscmliK and alignment oi pre* won mw hann al in Scientific BMoaBoaootaBoiaagaaoataMHaB slrumtflts pirierablv in ihr optu al held is required Must have the ,ihilil\ read in mi n»i hanu al drawings -\s\if m(h inree io live wars e\|xarien<« Atlanta ELECTRO required PRODUCTION 154 Middlesex Turnpike MECHANICAL Assem bler/Solderer Burlington. MA 01803 COORDINATOR Ma* Mine Shop tias lull time 1 si Shift position ASSEMBLERS toui '-'S|KmsiiMliiies will im luili' soldering .in*I assemlwmg IX In MI11 i y opening Need young energetic responsible pi rsOfl .in*, i KINMS .isst'inMii's iron) pnnls ,md run hs|s Musi In* i.irnili.it with »olor Several openings exist tor experienced E'M i5070 or send your resume to her attention SUCCESS... lenl working conditions and benefits at the HKONIX ( orporation, l\ ( rml» Drive. Bedford, MA 01730. We Call Now—729=9430 please call **38-H74 lor an appointment. ATV an equal opportunity employer, M/E. U.S. ( iti/enship required. V Call Travis Personnel 222 West Cummings Park Woburn. MA 01801 CREDIT & COLLECTIONS «RP„ • S17K Colonial Manufacturing Co., Inc. mm EXEC. SEC. h SICK an equal 160 Cross Street, opportunity employer SALES SEC s. , S15.6K CONCORD Winchester, MA ( omputing* orpor.ilion LEGAL SEC. S14K ElKOHui* f»M*S«JWSBSWMISOaS3aK RECEPT./SEC. SI3K - SWTCHBD./RECEPT. , , , S12K °" KEYPUNCH OP. S11.SK CRT OPERATOR CUSTODIAN Iher excellent ' <'■ .1 ..ni.il •• Electronics manufacturer is looking for a re- We have an immediate opening for a CRT I Systems 34) Please call Linda, 272-6750 operator Candidate must be a reliable, self-starter with sponsible, dependable person to perform clean excellent typing skills (50 w p m ) We require at least one ing and maintenance dudes We offer an ex Bo«57 3 year of office-related experience celleni benefits package thai includes major medical insurance wilh dental coverage, tuition TRAVIS 223C MlOdtew. Turnpike 3 II interested please contact Fran Hckey at 523-8000. Ext 160 Personnel reimbursement and profit sharing Burlington. MA 01803 =) The New For an immediate interview Spaulding Slye please call Carol Olivito at 729-7870. b New England Executive Park Lab Trainee Burlington. MA 01803 Rrfindly :• ' ■ I , : manulai in"-' Equal Opportunity Employer BOSTON,Marriott otlrts ruli v ■ .- : isili i ' ■ : .' : . i .-.." i! /i • hi HI i\ (, i (i \ .i.cr.Kji- mall tl !• • ','tily v skills l/Vi ,:•■•. mil tepati small ii" ' i i . ■ • ' I ii IMSIIIIII t-iits Warehouse Person I M I'lift ■ .-. i - limn con is pleased to announce .-.-111.-c11 ii Hii i I I ,fin II sumo tn Immediate opening with young growing whole I ana .'. Pi sale millwork dislnbulor Must have Class II the opening of its driver's license, experience in millwork and lum $ Rainin Instrument Co. ber products prelerred Good starting wages 8 , Mack Rd, Woburn, MA medical insurance, pension plan, profit sharing Employment Center 6 -935 3050- 8 and paid vacation Starting Monday. June 27th, interviews will be con 8 J Call for interview 729-6860. ducted Monday - Friday, from 9 a.m-1 p m. at the Ask for Gary Fox. Knights ol Columbus Hall on Lexington Street in Bur- lington The soon-to-open Marriott in Burlington, Mass. is now Secretary Wanted NORTH ATLANTIC MILLWORK hiring part and full time service personnel Marriott Winchester, MA Hotels are committed to providing friendly, professional, Full time, busy Waketioicl ollice Re- efficient service and will offer dedicated employees a quires: excellent typing, dictaphone, and superb working environment with a host of outstanding benefits Medical and Life Insurance, Dental Plan. knowledge of office procedures Mini Profit Sharing. Credit Union. Vacation. Sick Pay, Social mum of two years experience, word pro OFFSET Activities for Employees. Length of Service Awards. cessing a plus Excellent benefits. Send Discounts at our Gift Shop, AND. as a Marriott Employee, resume — you are also entitled to Marriott's extra fringes", in- STRIPPERS cluding free meals, free parking, and a courtesy dis- count at all Marriott Hotels across the country Box #516, c/oThe Reading Chronicle We are ,i qrowinq printing company with tm- mediate opening lor i n. 2 1 • Inppers II This is a fabulous opportunity to work for one of the P.O. Box 240, Reading. MA 01867 you have experience stripping loi 1 and 2 color world's most prestigious hotels' Representatives from the Hotel will be present at the Employment Center to presses please call - discuss job and career opportunities in the following areas: D.S.Graphics Skilled Maintenance • General Maintenance CLASS II DRIVER/WAREHOUSE Security Guards • Front Desk Clerks Local building materials distributor has 134 New Boston St., Woburn. MA Are You Interested In Accounts Receivable/Payable Clerks an opening for a Class II driver for — 935-2663 — Reservation Clerk • Housekeepers • Bell Persons Returning To Work? PBX Operators • Life Guards • Cooks deliveries and warehouse work. Full Station Attendants • Utility • Bartenders benefit package Good working condi- -WE NEED A- Waiters/Waitresses (Food & Cocktail) tions. This is a growth position. Musi Banquet Waiters/Waitresses Aisle Attendants be conscientious, dedicated, and ambi- tious. A good driving record and refer Switchboard LAB TECHNICIAN and are willing to train you. / ' ( JA ^^j-» ences required K ulC IIALLH / A '?•, ' Reply in writing to: No experience necessary. / MARRIOTT Receptionist y Call Mr. Cantillon — 933-5300 0 sssssm / J*""^* Grillco Corporation Full Time Position Available P.O.Box 2585. Woburn. MA 01888 Experience pretetted on Dimension Syslem WINFIELD BROOKS COMPANY. INC Out we will tfditv ;■) Contact Jane at 935-8300 between9and 11 a.m. "When Marriott Does It. They Do It Right'" inetiualiftniriumH employer /? An {.quai Opportunity Employer M'F M V TRAINEES TYPIST/ Entry level positions'available for dependable hard working individuals in our grit blast plasma Spray and deburnnq department Experience Night Telephone FILE CLERK hoinfiji : I essentia .'. . ide on thr job Pacer Electronics, located in Woburn. has an in training Car ead ■ u 'My 'or Secretary mediate opening lor a lull lime typist and It )ht pei Plant ited within minutes clerk Excellent benefit package includes Blu les 12b and 93 Cross with Dental and Lile Insurance Easi '. .'. ' " ' thursday evening Apply accessible trom Routes 128 and 93 Be Your 10 [J 1 ■ ' uternal 1 Sunday: ' ; 1 Call Mr. Hollingswotlh lor an appointment at BANK TELLER 1 ■ * 11 !■:':. '. ■,. r»q required - 935 8330 - II you enjoy working with customers and GENERAL PLASMA Own Boss To arrange interview, have an aptitude for figures, we are in- Tired ol being part of 5 Draper St., Woburn, MA please call 729 4600 Pacer Electronics terested in talking with you about a ca- the 95% crowd' The 70 HoltonSt., Woburn reer in banking Excellent fringe benefits reason only 5% make it is because 95% ol the SUBURBAN TELEPHONE and pleasant working conditions people do not have a plan lot success II you ANSWERING SERVICES Please call Marilyn O'Grady are tired of hit and miss BOOKKEEPER IN THE SUMMER at 933-0040 lor an appointment ideas and would like to have a 6 month plan lot lies ollice in Burlington with pleasant WORK SOME, LOAF SOME success requiring an ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT surround eedl 1 tnx.kkeeper with 1 year We have i lo 3 weeks 101 longer! assignments t<" initial investment in ex|i. ilary commensurate wilh exper- New seventy tour unit, housing lor elderly in Read TYPISTS. WORD PROCESSORS. SWITCHBOARD yourse-lt ol only $620.25 tng seeks pan tune assistant superintendent OPERATORS, fou can «vork as tn t f oi as liltn backed by training and u Call Miss Jenkins at 229-2880 Responsible lot mtnot repairs, odd |obs. grounds as yiu wish al toprales Nevi i ,\ tt-t inventory then call Toll /. - .s well as (or cleaning public areas Good Free lor details now lor personal interview. Call Claudia Waterhouse today! CALL TOLL FREE Call Corrine at 944-6262 Woburn Five 1-800 8 24 7888 Allan Corporation 175 Cambridge St. AN EQUAL OPPOPTUNITY EMPLOYE P Ask for Operator between9a.m. and 5 p.m. Burlington #1211 'unity Employer M/f- r FMPLO'EP .x |TEMFrjR*flr- 273-1421 ~. Supplement to Daily Times & Chronicle (Woborn. Reading. Winchester. Burlington. Wakelieldl. Lvnnt.Hd " I lager, No Readtng Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury I own Crier. Stoneham independent WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22, 1983-PAGE S 13 933-3700 XJL&JICT "■" 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield Reading, North Reoding, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Stoneharnjind Wokeficld

SECRETARIES/WP A Great Opportunity! y/ou ( .in be as bu! , i V\e* Office you w.tnl lo be on long If you, lihe ■ ! ; ra'y assign MOVE menls at toi 1.1 Opportunities n •<■■ Hte I^H ,ir.'., AHEAD Expem p on Digita Finance .'. i . Nikd ■' IBM to wvorh with with Scientific-Atlanta CP1 Wi rd Pi in Burlington Itek has the following permanent positions and Honeywell cspeci immediately available in the Finance Department ai>v m demand An/ Scientific -Atlanta is a leading designer :.■■',;■■■ i smq oxpei and manufacturer of automatic test SENIOR SECRETARY H n ■•■■,: n I - N yowur hands, equipment Our facility in Burlington has Reporting to the Director of Financial Sen/ices, h ui ■, mti ■ g< i pai f positions available for 1 you will be responsible for providing secre- II f nUay ol Ihe t# i - tarial support to the department This position ■• ■ ■ ■ i * i ■ ■ ; TEST TECHNICIAN requires typing (statistical and 50-6OWPM). loi

STOREKEEPER In this job. you will have responsibility for Sl< .■ll.tMi Ii ■ M i providing clerical assistance in preparation of ■ i Reds You will be responsible for maintaining a Can i "H,i .ii 1)8 4901 storeroom of a wide variety of materials, weekly payrojl. cashier duties and assisting in BuH.nglon 99So Bedlo.OS finished parts supplies and assembled the processing of accounts payable meat Northeastern Campus units You will become involved in Call Sally il273 14/0 checking materials counts for deliveries This entry-level iob requires attention to detail. to and from the storeroom Also, you will accuracy and numeric aptitude Previous pay- deliver materials to the production areas roll experience would be a plus 272-6933 One to two years experience required A comprehensive benefits program including health, life, dental and disability insurance, 99 Restaurant ELECTRICAL eyewear and tuition assistance is offered. ASSEMBLER To apply, send resume to Box 2117, 10 Pubs Maguire Road. Lexington, MA 021 73. You will perform intricate wiring 99 Restauiant Pubs operations on a wide variety of electronic Cambridge Stree II you're .111 i-xprrirnii-d «■!<■H position |usl by pukiny up .1 phone wiring diagrams wiring charts and Graphic System* & Has In »IJ I'IIU schematics You should have t-2 years Communicatioiu Industries Opi . i ■ We've made 11 the easiest way ever lo find ,1 i< can rail am lime "I the il.n ur mithi \li.r work, before electronics assembly experience to Itek breakfast, ur 111 the middle >' the ni«ht qualify Line & Prep All you need to do is rail this number 272-ii'in Von II heal .1 reiorded mes.Ha|f,e lelluiK vou .ilmui Hie kind ol We offer competitive salaries and an people we're looking l"i rhen you ian tell us about yoursell your name, adflresn .mil phone number .uid ol excellent benelit package, including Cooks & course, any appropriate experience you ve had medical insurance and an employee Waitresses/ stock purchase plan To apply please M/A COM ft » fasl'KrowiiiK leader in the held "I mil rnwave lei ruiiilii«N .1 , rui lal part ol today's elei Ironii send your resume, or call Ms Sybil BUSINESS RESEARCH: Waiters communications Because nl out growth we have iin«iiin« needs lur talented individuals In work 1111 our Daltonat273-1850 EJH pllenl ,,i .r . [i. np advarK ed prodm IN Permanent & Summer lit : i - ■ ,- TECHNICIAN KK; COI III 3rd Shift Headquarters ol a last growing leading na Mai i altei i |> n A|■[■!, n person only (lur Silicon Wafer Processing Department has ,1 need lur an individual with experience handling chemicals. This lional temporary help servu e has immediali pi position involves processing ,mcl evaluating silicon waters li\ measurement, surface inspection and computer Atlanta mgs for a permanent , Vou will In- involved in all phases nl building maintenance- HVAC. electrii. plumbing. et< and should be ■ Fast li uilling to work overtime il needed High school ur equivalent plus "■ years working in industrial maintenance is required MEI is the Way to Grow I leu on the ■ - i Send resume to: Ms. Geri Karns ■ ''"•» Hiql i ui ,. ; ., EXPERIENCED WIRE BONDERS » MFI is a young aggressive manulaclurer of assembly lirru'lils No idi \\<- are looking lor individuals who have performed precision gold wire bondiiiH using i Itrasonx and ihermo- (equipment lor the semiconductor industry Due to rompression bonding machines I *> Citizenship plus 1 year s experience required & n ■ MI growth, we have the lollowing opportunities Office Specialists Call: 532-5400 ■ available Office Corporate Place 128 EXPERIENCED HYBRID ASSEMBLERS Audubon Road. Requires minimum 2 years' experience performing hybrid assembly ulili/ing screen printer .md semi-automatic ALL AROUND MACHINIST Specialists Building t Hall bonding machines Openings include second shift supervisor is Citizenship required. ■Candidates must be able to set up and operate Wakefield. MA 01880 »n OS I standard pieces of machine shop equipment ORAL We offer .m unparalleled package Kxcellenl starling salaries, with fri-qucni reviews I'lus pmfil sharing stork N h as lathes'millers and grinders A minimum ol 1 purchase .mil retirement plans, dental, health and life insurance paid holidavs and vacations, an extensive p - ,i',if'. machine shop experience is required SURGERY in house training program, tuition reimbursement Vou can grow .is far ,is you like f, | MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS Alpha Industries, ' < current^ has Iwo entiy .V»/iu/ voirr'hands hi work '•„ ..,„ /•„/, up the phone and call M/A CUMs Instant I Inixirtunm Lineal Sl year s production experience is required for the level positions available foi energetii and motivated .'.J-hHU The quicker wiu mff us. the quicker uvll net Imck in mil «s5»S*einbly positions individuals ASSISTANT ^yu n be working in a clean, modern environment • MAIL CLERK/MESSENGER

jWn'll be working in a clean, modern environment jlnjh overtime available. To apply, please call Joan •DELIVERY PERSON/COURIER Matthews at 935-4750, or drop by the Personnel jOllice We are located otl Rte. 128 right by the rhese positions oftei .1 career opportunity ivilt] Jf oburn Mall. potential lor advancement lu mdivid ia over 21 years ol ape and posses: I good driving Mech-EI Industries, Inc. record 1-2 year's related expeneni • is i n I I Components Companies 17Everberg Road Alpha ofters an excellent salary and ,i very Wi- ,irr an pqual opportunity employei tn I h v Woburn. MA 01888 prehensive benefits program

i Please apply in person lo Alpha Industries. Inc.. MECH»EL 20 Sylvan Road. Woburn ?]VEI INDUSTRIES INC. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY at Alpha In The Highly Specialized Field Of Geriatrics. ■ INDUSTRIES First in Microwaves ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR COURIER An lqu.il Opportunity ImploviM PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Full Time - Part Time Days-Evenings available lor ma tun resp nsil le inrjivi RNs - LPNs Jdua - il ur last growing i ipi rative ( hm 11:00 P.M.-7 A.M. i ■ i >ai nes Candidate must have neat ap[M u MECHAIMICAL i' /, lli,ii . . < client tir-ving r««< ortl Good benefits. Competitive wage scale. Please stop by to ASSEMBLERS Weekend and shift differential. till out an application. These positions are suitable lor people Call Mrs. Devereaux or Mrs. Farrow at 8:30a.m. 5p.m. with linger dexterity who will perform a variety ol hand assembly tasks while 330 W Cummlngs PV . Wobum. MA 01801 seated at a bench — 933-8175 — NO EXPERIENCE REOUIRED Hours: 3:30 PM to 8:O0 PM Monday Through Friday fl€W€ftG APPLY AT: Hycor. Inc. PflTHO OGVS€RVK€S 10 Gill Street NURSING HOME an PIJUJI opportunity rmployer m Woburn. MA 01801 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Frances Street. Woburn. MA]

HYCOR EXPERIENCED Mortgage Accounts Payable Full time clerical position involving Word Processing Operators Tax Clerk review and approval of invoices. Appli- II you have worked on the following models Ot cants must have some accounting/ equipment it could mean last cash tor yo'u — ;"$£(? need someone who is detail oriented IBM System 6 Digital | and enjoys working with our mortgage bookkeeping experience. Duties will IBM Display Wang ,customers. Accounting experience a include telephone contact with vendors Lamer Honeywell Auto Body FULL TIME and use of calculator. Prior accounts Bnng this coupon to {plus factor. If you fill these qualifications Short Order payable experience helpful. jyou can become a member of an out- OPENING IThe Cook "Kelly Girt" standing team. Repair Snipping RecPivntq Charrette offers excellent benefits People PART TIME and competitive wages. Call KLiy jWe offer excellent benefits and pleasant and Machine Shop du SE RVICES Experience and refer Personnel at 935-6000 to arrange (working conditions. JDC Auto Body at ences required Hours tor a tree consullation and evaluation Gray's Auto Center Call 935-2600 5am 1 p m Monday an appointment. You can receive a pay check via mail within one after 3 p.m. and Tuesday » week alter the completion ol your iob assian Call Marilyn OGrady at \ ment " 933-0040 for an appointment FULLTIME any day Call 245-2583/245 6126 Experience Necessary charrette The Hartnett Or apply ,11 the Call for appointment — 944-8580 Woburn Five Cents Savings Bank CallJack DEPOT 31 Olympia Avenue —C^f 100 Main St., Reading Company. Inc. Woburn, MA01888 ^*^*-— Mon Fri. 7:00-5:30 RESTAURANT Nolan agency Never a fee v... AN EUUAl 0»«Pr>HIUNlW IMHtQfs-H ' 944-7727 An equal opportunity employer Woburn 57WaterSt..Waketield' Equal Opportunity Employer M/f ttrj

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BTU Engineering Corporation, a recognized leader in sophisticated computer controlled, SHIPPER/RECEIVER ACCOUNTS high temperature processing equipment tor Receive, verify and distribute incoming VAISALA Inc., is a manufacturer of analytical and meterorologi- several electronics industries has the follow material. Prepare materials for shipping. cat instruments. Expansion of our operations has created attrac- ing opportunity: PAYABLE CLERK Maintain chemical and compressed gas tive opportunities for qualified individuals to ffll the following storage areas. Assist in safety related positions: / Stock Control Clerk Opportunity for detail-oriented candidate , work, pickups and deliveries. Knowl- We have a position available in our with aptitude lor figures to join grow.nK ', Administrative Secretary stockroom lor a clerk to receive, store and edge of general shipping procedures Amounting Department. Responsibilities in- - RESPONSIBILITIES control the distribution ol materials, com and record keeping requirements. Some dude matching invoices wilh receiving re- ; • Provide secretarial and administrative support services to Director of ponents and supplies and maintain related knowledge of chemicals helpful. ports and purchase orders, preparing and , control records, to qualify lor this position, Manufacturing. Accounting Manager and Production Supervisor you must be a high school graduate with 6 12 data-entering vouchers via video display ter- • • Type letters, accounting and manufacturing reports, purchase orders, months' experience in stockroom operations minal and preparing month and year end - forms, etc. We offer excellent working conditions accruals A minimum of 1 year experience . Interested applicants may visit our Personnel with interesting and challenging projects required preferably "' .' manufacturing en- . • Tabulate and verify data computations Department at Esquire Road. North Blllerlca. and a benefits package that ranks with vironment. • Maintain and update department files MA 01862. An equal opportunity employer. the best. Adage offers) ompetilive salaries and benefit QUALIFICATIONS PLEASE SEND RESUME package including BC'BS Master Medical. ; • Minimum 60 wpm accurate typing BTU IN CONFIDENCE TO HELEN PAPPAS denial, life and disability insurance, retire- . • Enjoy diversified mix of activities menl/profit sliSung plan, credit union and . Engineering tuition reimbursement (in advance). For fur- * Secretary/Receptionist ihei information, call Amy rananbaum ai . RESPONSIBILITIES Corporation 667-7070 or forward resume 10 Adage. Inc.. • Process incoming telephone calls One Fortune Drive. Billenca, MA 01821. An • • Type letters, invoices, forms: filing equal opportunity employer m/f/h/v QUALIFICATIONS • Pleasant telephone personality .• * • Accurate 50 60 wpm typing • Enjoy diversified assignments DURACELL INC. ADAGE Stock Clerk NOBiMtAiisr iNOusromi P»"» ButuiN&ro* i RESPONSIBILITIES *•* »qv» oppodu""! »<-("DI»' • Stock taw materials • Control and maintain accurate material card file TELEPHONE SALES • Assure that materials are delivered on time to production HOUSEKEEPING • Coordinate all necessary documents with accounting department REPRESENTATIVE Challenging part time position available in QUALIFICATIONS the Savings Bank Lite Insurance Department OPPORTUNITIES BUHLINGTON/WALTHAM AREAS • 13 years experience in material disposition and stocking lor a conscientious, personable individual We have 2b immediate openings in 10 cities and towns • Knowledge of shipping/receiving procedures helpful with a businesslike approach lo telephone sales Life insurance experience is pre • Housekeeper HI throughout tin; above areas (or responsible individuals These positions offer competitive salary, generous benefits lerred. bul training is available Availability (Floor Refinisher) to work as security officers in a variety of professional package and congenial working environment in our new facility to work Monday Thursday. 4 45pm 8 30 environments We offer ... Please send resume to Betty Fournier or call her at 933-4500 p m and Saturday. 930 a m ■ 1 30 [i m is Permanent, lull-time. 3pm 11pm, Monday • Above average starting rates required Friday Must have lloor relinishing ex- • Scheduled pay reviews for interview appointment perience Previous experience in a • Paid professional training To receive consideration, please apply m hospital selling helpful • Flexible hours person, Monday Friday. 9a m 5pm al Ihe • Unsurpassed promotional opportunities Main Ollice localed al 399 Main Slreel in • Association with an industry leader Maiden Square • Housekeeper I (0 VAISALA Inc. (Light Housekeeping) OPEN INTERVIEWS Mon.- Fri.. 9am-5pm Permanent, part-lime. 7am-3pm. every 25 POSITIONS 2 TOWER OFFICE PARK. WOBURN. MA 01801 Saturday. Sunday and holiday Will train An equal opportunity employer For lurther Information, please contact Per- First Security sonnel at the Choate Hospital Division, FOR SAVINGS 933-6700, ext. 218. E Services Carp LOCAL OFFICE 265 Winn St.. Burlington. MA 2728474

Join a company that rewards you for all you do. HEALTH SERVICES, INC. Join NEC—a rapidly expanding high-technology Screw Machine company. And join a company who realizes it's SECRETARIES - TYPISTS An Iqual Oprmnumlv I mplovci M 1 V H our people who have put us on the map SECRETARIES/WP Operator At NEC, you'll get all the benefits of working for fj We currently have an opening tor a screw machine y an industry leader. A great working environment, DATA ENTRY TYPISTS Sales Secretary (t operator Responsibility will be lo setup and t competitive wages, and a full list of fringe opeiale an Acme Gndley 6 Spindle, 2 and 5'8 benefits, to include company-paid medical, a June to September... Our busy Encoder Sales Department currently diameter bar machine Experience necessary choice of HMOs, dental, life and accident in- has an opening lor a Secretary with- strong.- surance, educational reimbursement and a Or longer II you like. II you have good ollice The hourly rate is $8 69 to $9 72 per hour lully if secretarial skills and a minimum ol three whole lot more. skills and previous ollice experience, you can be years prior secretarial experience paid medical insurance, tuition reimbursement £ as busy as you want lo be this summer Work on program, and paid vacation and holidays interesting temporary assignments al lop com You musl have excellent interpersonal skills Call for an appointment panies. Earn good hourly rates and gel paid on lo implement our goal ol a team-type working Receptionist/ Friday of the week you work Never a fee. environment 272-3600, Ext. 209 Stoneham, 61 Main St. Dalametrics-Dresser oilers excellent wages. Jerguson Gage & Valve Co. Office (near Redstone Plaza) generous benefits and an informal atmosphere Call Linda at 438-4901 lor advancement and growth Division ol White Consolidated Ind.. Inc. PBX Operator Specialists Burlington 15 Adams Street Please send your resume and salary history in 99 So. Bedford St. Burlington, MA 01803 (near Northeastern Campus) confidence to Joanne Papia. or drop by and l, fill out an application Field Service > OP '.' Call Sally at 273-1470 EqualOpporlunity Employer 340 Fordham Road Ssssss »•-.-SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS*."^ Wilmington. MA 01887 This high visibility position involves basic recep- -—< An equal opportunity employer M/F ONE OF MANY NEW LISTINGS tionist duties and the ability to take charge of a SALES SECRETARY/WORD PROCESSOR PBX console unit. The ideal candidate should $285 WK. also have the ability to handle small typing Data Entry Operators rfatflmptrirs |E^^^] Our client, a prestigious hi-lech tirm, asked lor ou' assignments and other clerical duties. / help lo present an experienced candidate with ex Mailing list industry leader seeks exper- celleni typing skills, proficiency on a Wang word If you are interested in this position come to ienced operators for full time. 1st shift processor pleasant phone voice and articulat** 44 Cummings Park, Woburn, MA and till out an posihpns. Requirements include at least speech Heavy client contact application Monday-Friday, June 20-24. Or send 10k strokeS/hour and one year exper- If you are the above described person Eour resume to Gary Schipanl at the address ience on key-to-disk equipment (Nixdorf giveusacall NOW. alow. 600 System a plus). 273-4660 SECRETARY circle 6 N.E. Exec. Park. Burlington employm«nt All Fees Paid by Call or write: Large distributor ot electronic components has SEC con.ml font/ Client Companies NEC Information Systems, Inc. Mr. Ken Filosi, an opening tor a secretary with office exper Data Entry Manager lence We arc interested in a responsible in 44 Cummings Park Woburn, Massachusetts 01801 dividual who is seeking future growth potential in olher areas

PART TIME Credit Union WANTED Advertising CUSTOMER Journeyman Waitresses/Walters Men's Fitness Local advertising mm Experienced looking to hire people SERVICE Manager OFFICE Cooks Plumber Instructor wtth a pleasant tele- REPRESENTATIVE $2 million federal credit union seeks person kr.ow- Minimum 5 years ex Italian Style phone voice and enthu- Std'l up company markelinqall Upholstery siasm Highest com- ledgable in in house EDP and CU operational ex CLEANERS penence, in new house Pizza Maker PART TIME * records & tapes has pertlse Salary negotiable, depending on exper- Woburn & work preferred Fringe mission paid Our peo- several openings 3 fthtfls Mam duty is taking orders over 11* fence Liberal fringe benefits Wilmington Area benelits , Dishwashers Starting Fall, 1983 ple earn in access ot . Minimum r«qum i Stitcher $150 $250 weekly work UK mile ■-. . i ■ | i p>i/ionp For reupholsteryr Send resume and salary requirements to Monday through Friday Apply in person Burlington mg 9 lo 5 Monday thru minnei i n Htl ikiNi typ R.J. Edkins. President 6PM to9PM J.J.Loftus BUCCANEER Knowing*. delail shop. Vacation &^ Friday Summer and I mli HOUQHTON MIFFLIN CALL Co., Inc. RESTAURANT Recreation Dept. permanent positions paid holidays. 770 Boston Road available Call Mon.-Frl. 9:30-5 PM Employee Federal Credit Union 729-7846 272-7330 , For interview call £ 729-8060 f Billenca 935-4642 Wayside Road, Burlington. MA 01803 438-8920 Miss Casey at 246-2730 0«a*a***fc»*i p

Supplements Daily Times 1 Chronicle t Woburn. Reading. Winchester, burhnglon. Wakefield). Lynnlield Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier. Sloncham Independent WEDNESDAY, JUNE 71. 1983-PAGE SIS 933-3700 J>J> 933-3700

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PERSONNEL — Xyloglcs is a state-of-the-art manufacturer ot" CONSULTANTS intelligent disk controllers New and expanding I' '*' »" IOIII . WfH products continue to broaden our hon/ons. Ihu?. SECRETARY ( Secretarial position available loi an individual l 1 ' } mpluymfni A providing continued opportunity in the following with 2-3 years expeneni • ■ whu has lop note h lyp. ■ ■■■'■ ■ 1 ■ 11. capacity ing. dictaphone, communications, and organiza .'.. * 11 t Pi.rfe-, LAIITED lional skills lo handle .1 busy II 1 ■'■' ■ >ms*li»i GCA AND YOU... 1 1 „ . ■ ■ Product Support cessmrj iiBM Display Wnter) skills required win ,. 1 ■ Ifain Horn-, ,,,,. |rom8 45 ,1 ri; •, , ( m ■ " ■ MHl lt*M A. ft ■ Engineer THE TEAM TO ,., '■ STATIONERS <(> hui .. , .,-,, ■ i>,. .. ,n As a Product Support Engineer you will be acting UNITED STATIONERS, one ol the largest ollice Support "■■.tiii.iMi has as the interface between Xylogics' Field Applica Supply wholesalers in the country has the lotiow WATCH IN '83 1 ■ 1 .!(«• , ■ ,' . lions Engineers and Product Development En mg openings in its Regional Distribution Centei ■■''. ■ ■■ ml in , .. 1 GCA Corporation is a growth-oriented Services Helper ■ it"1 a'M) ■ .-.,■..■ 1 , gineeis providing producl related inlormation lo in Woburn manufacturer ot instruments, equipment Kit tl ■ , ■ , ... both and ensuring thai market requirements and and systems oriented to a wide cross ' IVI ... , < .■ . engineering specifications are being met You will !•' ■•atnii.. pi iqiain i ,..■* CRT RECEIPT section of industries and markets We havi an immediair lull lime opening loi 1 also work with customers solving producl lelated Support Servu es Heir*., who will perlorm ., ,.,. in -IT ,ni,i . iimfiriiiiw salary throughout the world. 1 iu»i Call Eva r-.-i.-. ... problems Additional duties include competitive tety ol duties including sei ui and , „..,, u, , , ENTRY CLERK GCAfTechnology Division, a leader in '" ' 1 I ■ , 1 . analysis, review ol product literature, product train Good ligure aptitude CRT or typing experience looil and beveraoe bullet service m I 'l-A I I ..1 . ■ . inq and writing manuals * environmental consulting and mstrumen receptionist si rvi ■ ind mail counei a< livities and attention to detail required We will Iran . u II you have a BSEF or BSr.o and 2 5 years ot expel tation development has an immediate Typing skills ,. plus Hour- are Irom 7 30 1 to operate our compute! terminals need for skilled individuals in our lence with standard bus systems, we would like 10 3 30p m Monday Futlay Pus position requires instrumentation Department at our .1 Mai sachuselsdriwi •. in ense hear Irom you Experience with disk and tape Bedford facility drive interfaces isadefinite plus KEYPUNCH Weodei a ompelilivi 1,11 ■ , ,.. ,,.,, , ,„„ = FullTime= .prehensivi- l..i.,l,i ,„.„,,,,,, ,,., ,,„. Person Friday Xyloglcs otters competitive wages and outstand OPERATOR Surani e Position consists ol all ing bertelits including medical coveiage il.-ntai R&D and eye care plan and tile and disability msur Immediate full time position IBM 129 experience phases ol accounts ance 80% num.-ii- 20°i alpha Minimum ' yeai - uld ha«fe a minimum ol experienced Line Cook, day and evening shifts duels M ion Call Vi our Per available Experience in bioilei work and some electro-optical systems in this high 5 yeais experience as an executive secretary sonnei Manager ai |ll Mill technology, limited production environ Excellent typm ; ind mmunication skills short- saulee needed level M. .-..,.-...«..,,.... Please apply in person to ment. Perform occasional field service hand and 01 In la| I I be good with 657-8144 '.I small rol.ili . - . and customer support ligurcs . We oiler excellent starling salary and a com- SASSAFRAS Requires strong background in both prehensive benel'i pa kagi analog and digital signal processing Mechanical Assembler Experience working with laser-based To arrange an interview, call Ken Sica at HOLIDAY INN '."' 1 ■ ■ ' . .i t I , ' . , M 1 I products a plus Individual must be :'■ ; — 273 1860 — 19 Commerce Way, Woburn, MA 01801 anisnib 2 t> ,- .r . i «; • »n n • .•.(•► ,r >t ••■ '. ; -,, >-. growth-oriented and able to work in (Exit38oll Route 128) sketches & verbal instructions Small shop en dependently. Technical school graduate preferred 2-5 years' experience required ' f Cooks & virciiin i : ■ i, i"'M,|ii ,| ,M 11i , t r •' 11 ■ 111 i. ■ ■ ' ■ i., ■ r . GCA Corporation oilers a comprehensive PERMANENT PART TIME Waitresses/ Please call 935-8820 or apply at benelils package including medical, den tal. stock purchase plan and pension Waiters Insurance Agent plan Competitive salary commensurate All Shifts Career position opening in the greater Data Technology with experience Entry Level Clerk Permanent lull time Reading area with the John Hancock 4 Gill Street, Woburn, MA II Interested, please send a resume or only Apply in person Insurance Company, a Multi-Line Com- letter stating qualifications and salary Duties include switchboard, copywork HOWARD pany Experience is not necessary. We requirements to Ms. Edle Lawlor. Person- and distribution, in coming and out- nel Representative, or call 275-5444, will train you Guaranteed salary plus going mail, light typing and filinq. Hours JOHNSON'S exl. 4080 or 4081. All Inquiries will be 311 MishawumRd. - commission. Potential $20,000 or more We Have A Job For You!! handled in contidence. ^ 12-5. Woburn, MA ilelwni oicii... tirst year. Also excellent fringe benefits ■ •■ Contact JuneGallo — 933-5800 Call lor interview — Mr. Gatto GCA CORPORATION Exec. Secretary Word Proc. Technology Division Interstate Uniform Services Corp. - "Looking For Work? ! — 944-6370 — Typists 40 + WPM • CRT Ops. Are you one of those people who Bedlord, MA 01730 w»nt 10 work but doesn't have GCA x the experience to gel ■ job in —""- today's light job market? II you .•'""""• receive Aid To Families with — EXPERIENCED - Dependent OftiWen. TEE. inc 273-3040 may be able to help you For 97 Cambridge St. INSTITUTIONAL the past 7 years TEE has as sisted people who have had Burlington, MA lo rely on public assistance Medical (ft iRear otTielrey P. E to find and keep Jobs *rtn 367 922b Electronic private employers There Is no 73T,emonlSl COOKS charge lor this service If you Personnel Pool. , Boston are eligible and Interested Monday thru Friday please call Secretary Assembler Excellent pay and benefits including Ruth Surprenantat MKS Instruments, Inc. a manufacturer of paid vacalion. health plan, etc 482-7430 Full Time For Physician's Office precision vacuum instruments, currently Of Person Friday has an opening lor a responsible person Apply at 1-800-882-1427 Please write: Box 1256, c/o Daily Times interested in Electronic Assembly This and Chronicle, 25 Montvale Avenue Electronics Sales position consists ol routine assembly Woburn, MA 01801. Need someone with strong organizational ability operations, working with PC Boards Ex- SERVOMATION perience is desirable However, we will Office ,...... ;.V.-..\..::.....V- Duties mclucli lupport loi sales stall ol lour J engineers Heavy - uslomei :ontacl requiring good consider training a person who has demon- Cleaners le - : i me manner, bookkeeping payroll, tiling and strated dependability in their previous CORPORATION typing Elei troni 5 background a plus 5 days employment 100 Fallon Rd.. Stcnehan . MA Burlington/Bedford 8 30 500 This is a permanent opening that will Auto Parts Person For interview write Dina Grant 1 provide secure, long-term employment ■'• equal -; ''. '.'■;■,■ * Areas Monday through F-ri Immediate openings. Hourly wage plus Mecco, Inc. Competitive starting salary and excellent day 5 fo 9 p m Malure benefits (including medical/denial insurance, commission. Excellent medical and den 1321 Main St., Reading, MA 01867 minded people only tal benefits. Will tram the right person profit sharing, paid vacation, holidays, sick CALL or call 944-6660 time, etc ). Contact Mr. Manning — 664-3118 — 273-0667 — Interested applicants should call: Floor Care Jean Yule at 272-9255. Cleaning Company Honda Barn Permanent Part Time MKS Instruments. Inc. ^Experienced in cable and harness assembly. 260 Main Street 24 Third Avenue " soideTtnq. tinning, etc Knowledge of MIL SPECS Burlington. MA 01803 helplul May also perform poml lo poinl wiring North Reading wire wrapping, etc from run hsls and schematics TELLER These positions an- mom nt-w Woburn facility Secretary/ Call Personnel al 246-0400 For information call Tariesa at Order Clerk Mothers and Students 1-771-3380 or write to: MKS Perso" needed in busy Electro-Systems Inc. Wilmington sales of (Earn Up To$6Per Hour Guaranteed) Wakefield lice Musi possess good Equal Opportunity 1 mptoyei V ' I typing skills, pleasant Ideal pan lime positions working |uSI .1 days per P.O. Box 532, Woburn, MA 01801 phone manner good or week Musi be able lo work Tues Thuis. anil Savings Bank gani/atinnal skills either Saturday or Sunday An shitts available II 357 Main St., Wokefield, MA you enjoy talking on Ihe telephone, then t heck this •I'i eifualiipporiunii i employer Call Larry lor into at part lime commission oul Convenient Burlington Stoneham and Woburn locations MANAGEMENT 438-2700 Laborers, Warehouse Call Jim Davis, 933-6804, 272-2840 No experience Company training available POSITION 18 years or older Body Repair Persons Current opening to* lull servu >■ gas station mana- fc Factory Workers ger at our Woburn local ion Anphc anl must be ' ■' ' i'i! qua -'.'-:.■■..,-..•■ 20 years I agi tii ; endabli resi onsi- ii • a busy r-x[ H • ... .. Local short assignmenls available, some bie. and t>e able mo supervise

second and third shift work. Air Brush ■ ' pusses i.l l , /• i> , , - - . , , I emi ii yees Job wi i • i i . shili routine JOIN THE NETWORK TEAM! Hi) i.iic plai l. i . •" : Register Today For Interesting Long and Short - - paperwork and mvi i- ■ rtjin. »ve Call Claudia Waterhouse Term Temporary Assignments In Your Area ' ' I star) • .i . Bl BS MM and L,do Artist Contact Ron. body Shop Manager Insurance 175 Cambridge St. Full or Part Tirtie •Secretaries • Word Proc. Ops. II you feel you meet these qualifications, and Burlington Painting Religious » Switchboard Ops. • Typists Trader Chevrolet are willing to take on a new challenge with a grow- iTBvPQRARlT 273-1421 Statues. ing company, please apply m person al -~ Rte 128 4 93 Area Wakelield. MA CALL Network Personnel Services — 245-2400 - SOUSA'S VIP 935-5200 880 Boston Rd . Rte 3A Montvale Ave., Woburn. MA 01801 (Burlinglon/Billeru a L.n. • An Eciual Opportunity En-p oyei K Earn Extra Money Billerica. MA Inventory Help — 663-5378 — Computer-Link :-- Apply Now! Work Wednesday July 13th 3 p m lo midnight General -PARTTIME - *m 8 p in lo midntghl. and/Or Thursday. July I4th. Assemblers & Solders i RECEPTIONIST Do you have spare hours in the alternoon? f&Vm lo 12 noon 01 UNTIL COMPLETION. Experience necessary Full-time receptionist -nust oe Ode to handle Would you like to work in a hospital? Do you enjoy working with people? Please bring-youi Social Security Card Help Full time position only. 8 AM-4:30 PM Dusv switchboard ana otier varied duties Typ- -r ing reauirea ^Please apply Personnel Office. 11am to 5 p.m. Call Ed Mantey We are looking lor a malure dependable persnn in Monday thru Saturday, Burlington Mall. Burlington Small Fiberglass work lot the television rental service in an area — 935-0502 — Coll MaiOa Gerrm 272 '400 x 444 hospital 3 4 days |l< jcjtjc^ HWM7 6 stallatlon optional & HW6-29 Off Garfleld Ave. Provide EW6-22 dryer $100. Call anytime PUTNAM PANTRY. extra. All pools Include own trans. Must be 438 1627. Management Trainee, NEED EXTRACASH? college "STUDENT with a fencing, filter, huge sun mature & dependable. FS6 22 start part time: Call Mr. COMPANIES NEED truck. Looking for land- deck & more. Full people to start Im Call 935-5076. scaping, painting, MOROSA CHROME E merson 944-5254 valve covers. New still in financing available. Call Customer Service mediately $300 per week HW6M general maintenance, Dave collect at 769 8848. HW7 6C plus possible. For Info LAUNDRY AT and also want moving box. Fit Ford 289, 302 and FS6-22T HEADTEACHER/ 351W. Asking $35. 272- call 312931-5337. ext. TENDANTS. part time |obs and related jobs. Call DIRECTOR 2417. DIAMOND SALE""" H1067. positions avail, day & 438 1833. FULL TIME position FS7-8 2 DAYS ONLY: Saturday Representative HW622 evening hours. Pleasant EW6 22 Start summer into fall. 10-5 p.m., Sunday 12-4 working cond. Retired ST. MARK'S THRIFTY Experience 4 courses PART TIME summer PAINTING. 2 exp p.m. Engagement rings. persons encouraged to SHOP, 10 St. Mark's Rd., E/C. Write P.O. Box 2032, jobs: full time income college students looking etc. Direct from Ambitious, imaginative and self-confident person needed apply call 944 9346 bet Burl. Open EVERY Wed Woburn. Ma 01888 potential. Ideal for for interior and exterior wholesaler. Save up to tor this full-time office position. Applicant should have ween 9 am-6 pm. EOE. 10-3. Brand new clothes, HW6-22S students, noexp. nee. We painting, quality work. 66%. Layaways. Money sales background or outgoing personality and good office will train anyone w/a HW6 28 incl. children's socks, WORK & TRAVEL references. Will beat any back guarantee. sincere desire to earn GENERAL HELP undies. Dollar sale on and telephone skills To become a part of the growing FREE. Crulseships and price. Call Stuart, 729 Diamond Imports, LTD, above average Income In needed. Duties to include new blouses-summer. cable television business, please call: airlines need help, all 0327; Brian, 729-8425. 265 Winn St., Burlington our marketing div. shipping, receiving, and FS6 28 occupations. For in- EW6 23 (at intersec. of Rt. 3AJ- Guaranteed sal. plus $$ errands. Call 935 3000. EXC CAMPER needs formation call 1 602 998 EXPERIENCED 17 Yr Call anytime. 273 2552. bonuses. Must be avail. 5 HW6 28 flat bed truck to haul. Call 0575, extension 711 old seeks part time FS-tft CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION days per wk. 5 pm-7:30 Scottle after 4 pm. 245 HW629S HELPER FOR home employment in Health pm. Call 4388318. calls 2249. SEARS KENMORE apt — 944-9200 — Improvements. 933-5892. Services and/or SUMMER OR CAREER, will be taken 9 am-10 am, FS624 size portable washer. HW6 24 Customer Relations. Includes perm book up Reading Resident Needed earn $275 to $375/wk for Mon. Fri. only HW6 22 MOVING MUST SELL, 40 55 hrs. working in new PATIENT SERVICES Very bright and hard exc gpnd. l yr old, almond Summer Applicants Need Not Apply HAIRDRESSER Coordinator Woburn working with excel, pewter finish fireplace fcqual Opportunity Employer 6 22 24 local branch of expanding color. Sears Warranty WANTED, no experience medical company seeks telephone voice. Ask for set, cmp. w/tools. Log until May 1984. $275.00. national firm. Temporary necessary. 944 9066. basket, grate. or permanent positions full time person to accept John at 935 6846. Call 657 5486 ' ' HW6-22C telephone orders EW6 23 Strawberry Shortcake FS622T immediately available. bedspread, pillow sham & Noexperience 321 2958. REAL ESTATE SALE, Familiarity with medical GRAPHIC DESIGN or OFFICE EQUIPMENT. Emerson RE area, 2 pr. mat. Curtains, pr PRODUCTION CHEMIST HW6 23 terminology and 3rd Art related work. College IBM/Selectric MT ST largest company, with 7 crystal bdrm. lamps. party forms. Pleasant student looking for work (word processor) w/desk Rapidly growing phar PARTTIME branch offices In Nor telephone voice and at- Infant's wooden sled, still SUPERVISOR In above area. Please and tape console. Good maceutical firm in the HEATING AND DIESEL thern Middlesex County, tention to detail. Paid life In box, various children's contact Kathy at 935-9313. operating cond $250.00 Merrimack Valley area oil sales person wanted. has opening for licensed Insurance and vacation items. Call 273 0019. Electron- Instrument & Specultv Corp i? .i well EW6 27 Call 657 7360. seeks individual tor our Male or female. Call sales person in the Dental available. Call FS6 24 established and growiny lompdnv, I OCA led m anytime 438-9550 or 935 STONEHAM, College FSTFT chemistry dept. Tewksbury branch office. Mrs. Roberts 9 am-3 pm, TROY BUILT Horse .'it. <>• Tie .irt proriut ts We 8174. HWM7 10 student, male seeks any Hours can be flexible to 933 8885. model rototiller, elec. COMBINATION Bunk need j Prodi* lion Supervihti toi out reed relay Responsibilities include: odd job, yard work or bed/desk and dresser, dlVISKHl HAIRDRESSERS and accommodate family HW6-24 start with plow. Used Analytical testing ot raw cleaning. Call Steve 438 solid oak, may be operators, full time requirements but SUMMER HELP needed twice. Asking $900. Call You will he responsible lot %i hedulin«j and materials, in process 3544. separated to indiv pieces employment 933 9722. weekend & evening for moving co. on an on- 935-5482. supervising the hem h assembly nl high quality samples and finish drug EW6 27 Exc shape Call Arlerje HW6-28 availability is required. call basis to load & unload FS6 24 components You should haw dl least 2 years of products Experience in FEMALE college after 5 PM 662 608.4. WORK FROM HOME Call Mr. Hersey at 851 hshld. goods. Wage neg NEWBROYHILLcol.dk supervisory experience, preferably in .1 joh shop student, looking for jobs Asking $750 USP'NF procedures is seeking 2 3 ambitious 3731 for interview. Must be 18 or older. Call pine roll top desk & chair. spe< ia.lt y operation In house cleaning or yard FS6_22 preferred. Com people, part-time HW6-22T $300 excel, cond. Col. dk Kathy or Eileen at 938 work. Have exp. in both. W« an interest* I dates *ho tan demon prehensive benefit management situation, WORK AND TRAVEL 0770. pine din.rm. set $1000. OPEN HOUSE, .18' str.it.' slrony supervisory and < imimutiK aiions skills good people skills a plus, Call Patty. 648 0528. Mallard 1970 self- package offered, salary FREE Crulseships and HW628 EW6 27 Queen size pull-out couch, sound technical and managerial aptitude and training. substantial income. Call contained trailer. Used 5 commensurate w/ex airlines need help, all HIGH SCHOOL or college love seat & chair. $1000. and d hiqh degree tl concern lot quality for interview only. 944 WORK WANTED: times. Can be seen at^ perience Send resume occupations, for In- student to care for 3 yr. Coffee tble. $125. 2 end If you feel thai v<". may qualify, pJeasei ail or write to 1460 formation call 602 998 Mowing lawns, painting tbles. $75 each. Call 664 Chestnut St., Wobu/rj. and salary requirements old at home afternoons HW6-29S 0575, ext 807. afternoons. Girl, west 6936. after 4 pm. Back Yard. $1500. Call Mr William I Monahan at 438 5300 to Box M. Town Crier, s| Must be 17 yrs. or older KINDER CARE is HW7-13T side. Woburn. Call 935 FS6 24 after 5 pm. 453 0067. Wilmington, Ma 01887 Ref. req. Wlnn St. area 8172. seeking an assistant 1979 SUNLINE TRAVEL FSo-to BE A PCA (Personal Call 935-6415. EW6 27 LLrCTHUMC director for nation's Care Assistant! mor HW6 24 trailer. 13VJ ft. Self KING SIZED WATER INSTRUMENT & largest learning center. OFFICE CLEANING BED Brand new! Solid nlngs. 8:30-Noon Help a MUFFLER IN contained, sleeps 4. Like SPFCIAlTV CORP Stock & benefits are of With woman's touch, Call oak headboard. Excel, HAIR disabled woman. Ex- STALLER. Experience new cond. Asking $2900 fered. Person, must be 658-3724 after 7 p.m. cond. $450or BO. 396-9024. perience pref., but will helpful, but not Covered util trailer, 42 Pleasant Street. Sloneham. MA 02IH0 STYLISTS i)l ( qualified Call 935 EW6 29T John, boat & ace. Call for FS6J3 An tqual Opportunity I mpbyt 1 M 1 train. 729 5473. Evening necessary. Must have Want a Change? 7040. hrs. avail, for supper hrs. tools. Apply In person, 117 GIRL 17 in Reading appt. 944 8106 or 887 9716. KITCHEN CABINETS. HW6 22 would like work FS624 Immediate Fulltime and transfer. Main St., Reading. Colonial style, 20' long, babysitting, 18 mo. 8 yrs. opening. Must be skil- HOME HEALTH AIDE, HW6-23 HW6 24 BOAT FOR SALE, 20 ft. with countertop, doobte tor weekends. Either live Will also walk your stainless steel sink with LOOK ING FOR A M E D I C A L Fiberglass Glastron led hair cutter. Some child/children. Call 944 spray, 2 yrs. old. $995 In or hrs. arranged for SUMMER JOB? Wanted SECRETARY. Ex Cutty Cabin w/125 HP HYBRID SERVICES following helpful. Paid care of elderly gentleman 6046. Joanne, for hours Elec. stove. Kenmore reliable dishwashers, perienced, for busy group Evenrude outboard. Boat vacations. Plus Bonus. in Arlington. Call 861 6331 available. self clean, almond color weekends a must. Must practice In Lexington trailer included. Call 658 Needs You or 891 9393; after June 20 EW6-28 I'/ayr. old. $395. 246-I9S.., • Screeners • Awemblers Apply in person be 16. Apply in person at Call Chris, 862 6210. 3034 eves. Head Hunters, Inc. call 643-371 lor 891 9393. Montvale Plaza. 54 HW6-24 FS622t FS6 22 HW622 14' SHASTA Trailer, ml Second Shift 4:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. 236 Main St. J Montvale Ave.. JEWISH TEACHER CARRIER AIR CON GENERAL HELP Excel, cond. Very clean, These are permanent, full time positions. No Stoneham. WANTED DITIONER. fine working Stonehom 3 wanted for small FOR SALE sleeps 4-6. gas/elec. J HW6 11 Part time, several hours cond. $150. 2 hand braided experience necessary. MATTRESS WARE Refrig., sink, 3 burner top fiberglass shop in PARTTIME per week. Early rugs velour, tapestry Hybrid Services is a rapidly growing micro- Wilmington Call Bob HOUSE open to the & oven, closet, cabinets, Assemblers EXECUTIVE childhood education fabric used, $150 each, public. All brand names jacks stabilizer, $2700. qr electronics manufacturer. We Need You! Folk at 657 4205. SECRETARY, telephone teacher for Jewish bo. considered Call 658 HW6-22 at discount prices. BO, 438 0196. FS4_*7 skills, typing, some s.h Religion classes Hebrew THE MATTRESSMAN 4884. HVBHO 664-5500 BAKERS TRAINEE, FS6-22I SEVEN ACRESFARMi required. 2 days per a plus. Send resume to: •4 Cambridge Street STRICTLY FRESH blfi tvd experienced, or desire to week. Please call Mr. F. Hurwltz, 26 Clark Rd , Rte. 3A Indoor, out-door Plan INC«rWUTED 38 Main St PULLET eggs, capons. ,-.\ ■ I • l -. ngiffii learn. -Apply 375 W. Norton 272 6420. Andover, MA 01810 by (Off Rte. 128at Exit 41N) ters, sanded, pre-cut & broilers, turkeys, pure "o. Reading, Mass. .. .'. hill N CummingsPk. l-4pm. HW6-23 Julyl. Burlington. 273 2220 pre drilled to fit just HW6 22 ■■..■■-.. SHIPPER RECEIVER, HW622 FSMSx right 14" $8. 18" $12, 24" honey, maple syrup, fowl. appoii GENERAL OFFICE entry level position. $15, plus $1.25 postage & Concord St., No. Reading, BABYSITTER NEEDED LIVING ROOM Fur Reading. 3 girl office. Shipping, receiving, handling. Quick kits. P.O. 664 3530, exit 13off 93 Personnel Pool Single father of 3 children nlture. Italian Provincial 97 Cambridge St Full time. Good typist. general building main ages 5. 7. 9, seeks Box 765, Wilmington, MA F S t f N sofa, 2 chairs. Excel, SECRETARY/ Burlington. MA Invoicing, order tenance. For interview babysitter, afternoon, 01887. Allow 7 10 days CONTEMPORARY. cond. J250. 729 4105. processing, phone con delivery. SOFA with matching call Eve Freldman, U.S. evening hours In North FS627 RECEPTIONIST 273-3040 tact, light bookkeeping Copiers and Supplies Inc. Reading. Call 664 6185 or FS6 22I chair. Great cond. $110. Non smoker preferred. 9351233. 1 -663-6445. CATERING CANTEEN 4' X24' Above ground 2462682. Great opportunity for someone with good typing Exc. reentry op- HW6 22 HW6-22 Truck, full-service. swimming pool. fence, FS6 2J skills and knowledge of word processor portunity. Call Joan 944 SALES PURCHASING CASHIER," part time Brand new hot dog sandfilter, ladder, winter TORO PONY 25" riding steamer. Rebuilt tran- memory typewriter. Shorthand desirable. Must Fabric Dept. 4960. trainee for electronic afternoons 8. weekends cover. $350.00, Call 658 lawnmower 2 forward HW622C smission. Owner anxious be oble to handle busy phones and follow Manager Industry, typing required. Apply in person. Con 6096, lOa.m.-Sp.m spd.; 2 reverse. Needs GROOMER WANTED Full time, all benefits. venient Food Mart, 880 to sell. Asking S3.000. FS622t directions. Full time. Excellent benefit package. •'■. ; il • valve job. $100 or BRO. For part time work. Call Please call 935 8676. Main Street, Woburn. negotiable! No reasnb. Call 272 2092. ta-jj Call for interview appointment n; II I a tin i NEW~ WATERbtUl, Ann's Pet Emporium HW6-23 HW623 offer refused. George, i .- < - - ■ King, Queen, single, 14 KARAT G OLD'', 944 5892. 721 1S24. BEECHCRAFT EAST HANSCOM JANITOR, Floor buffer SWIM INSTRUCTOR, to complete, 10 year Princess style Emerald ildt) ' HW6-23C FS6 27 n II l,i operator. Experienced teach small groups. Must warranty, 12 models, ring, 19 stones, $175. M CAREFUL TYPIST to only. Variable hours be good w/chlldren & Tl 5120 TEXAS IN from $199. The Waterbed 274-0010 ■ II ftil | STRUMENTS, electronic Karat gold princess style Apply in person work with computer Uniforms furnished. Must have own trans. Contact Factory, 162 Eastern Amethyst ring, 57 stones; assisting programmer. have own transportation Brian Hanley at YMCA calculator. Brand new. Ave.. Lynn 598 1400 t50. Call after 5 pm. 272- $150. 272 3712. $6-13 Zayre Dept. Store Must be patient and Contact Bob Cavanna at 9353270. FStfN willing to learn Call Milt. 2674. LAWN MOWER. RopeP, Word Processing Instructor/ 80 Main Si 933 1729 HW7-5 HORSEFEED 2728100. HW627 FS6-23 21" rear bagger used Noilh Reading. MA PART TIME help wan ALSO Livestock and dog Typists & Secys. HW6-23 once. Cost $189 new; sell Salesperson ted, 2 hrs. per day for KELVINATOR 17 cu. ft., feed. Local represen for $120. 729 3007. $4.33 Sr. Typist FULL OR PARTTIME factory cleanup work. refrig. 26" 3-speed girl's tatlve for Agway, Inc.. Ideal for high school Phillips bike. 24" 10 spd. Reading 944 9161. FStfC FLUGLE HORN ~$35, Management possi- RNsandLPNs Trumpet $35. electronic (60 WPM + ) NURSERY students.Call 935 7266 boy's Peugeot bike with USED PIANOS for sale organ $50. All irv bilities. Experience FULL AND PART TIME between 8 30 am 8, 4 pm. 2nd for parts, maple Good cond. Low prices. ■ dresser, mahog painted struments are In . very helpful but not nec- SCHOOL Quality Coating Inc. 1 Call for appointment. 438- '• -1 ' ■! I ' '■ dresser, S35 each or BO. good cond. Call 658-2476. All Shifts Adele Rd., Woburn. 2488 FStfS I | ' ' '' essary. Call for ap DIRECTOR HW627 944-3743 or 944-3360. Brand new multi-level facility seeks licensed 5000 BTU CARRIER AIR its pointment. FS624C Storting August staffing for all shifts. We offer excellent woges, EXPERIENCED COND. $40. boys 273-4518 Hour.: » 30 12:30 benefits, and varied time schedule. If interested JANITORIAL Workers, 4x8 hvy. duty utility Columbia 20" bike $15. Burlington area. 5 pm trailer $200. Animal FLEA MARKET Salary based on experience in discussing our work arrangements or for an Bag Boy Golf Cart, cost Gin" WOMAN'S WORLD 1:30 am. S4.75 an hr. Call travel cage $30. Two pine FLEAMARKET' Only written resumes ac- $69 sell for $30, Palmer BURLINGTON Burlington appointment, please call Ann Dahlberg. R.N.. 277 8070. HW6 27 trestle coffee tables, vy KLI» cepted Apply to • Golf bag, cost $119. sell SUNDAY. JUNE 26, 9-i SF R ^iCE5 DON. good cond. $40 ea. SUMMERTIME-ALL for $50. or cart 8. bag $75, pm. Cor. Cambridge & Craftsman 7Vj power saw Purpose School Commrttte THE TIME walnut phone table/chair Winn sts. $6-$10. 272 2?2fl„ $15. 60 ft. copper fin 044-8580 first Congregational Owrai Chelsea Jewish Nursing Home Earn that "extra" money $20, wrought Iron fish F6 24 884 6766 tt-i working 2-3 nights. Car radiation 11 ft. Call 657 tank stand $10, typewriter tOO Main St Sloneham, Ma. 02180 JOLLY JIM'S; Every and phone needed. Give 8108. stand $20, all In good Reading. MA 01867 Mechanic Sunday 9-4, Minuteman me a call 944-9635. FS6-22N condition. Call 658 8704 Vocational School Must be exper- HW6 20C after 6 p.m FS6-22t . , ... i General WIC Clerical CASTRO COUCH But parking lot. rt.'' 2A ienced with tools Receptionist MATURE RESP. adults Cher table Mirror organ Elec bug fogger, $35, fire Lexington, Exitxit45Boff 45Boff?t " Excellent pay Assistant with good ref. needed for floor lamps coffee tables extinguisher $5, sm 128. Sellers $15; buver* Office Help Wanted housesittlng. Long & walnut chest rocker desk humidifier $8. boat trailer 50— Info. 246 3380. Fli/lVi Call for appt. Bi Lingual Spanish short term jobs avail. glass top bedroom set RIM4X 8 $5, Col rocking Part Time Full Time Full time position 3 Call Latchkey, 933 3982 with all access. 438-6507. chair $40, 20" fan $14. Call days al Choate Hospi between 10-4 & 6 8 pm. FS6-22 851 4970 after 6 p.m. FREE 667-9335 tal m Woburn. 2daysal HW6-22 WILSON GOLF SET 5 FS6 22t FREE, to good homert 25 hours per week, PHILIP the Regional Health DENTAL RECEP woods 9 iron bag $150. TRAILER HITCHES sold black kittens w/white aptitude for figures SALON Center in Wilmington TIONIST/Secretary. Ladles Patty Berg sets and installed: pickup boots. Looking lor I owe The frigate bird can fly a must. Lexington, MA Call the WIC Office at Mon. Frl. Bam to5pm for $59 Men's Lefty 7 clubs truck bumpers; all types 6S9S796. FR6*JY I ' -r.n ,",|o< Somervllle Hospital family dental practice, $59. Ladys Deluxe lefty of welding. Elston FREE Hospital *b«2, >nri things, when/vhen short.l Exp. pref. Call Judy. 664 Laura Bauh set $89 Mens Welding Service. 180 excellent condition. Call Please call Call 862-9660 6577010 e u-, ice as good. 666-4400 Ext. 139 5901 Rt 7 Club set $39 581 1460. Park St., North Reading. 6643498 FStfN ZZ Baltas:asar Gracianl 938-1282 HW6-24 FS6 22 FR6-22T 1 Supplement lo Daily TimesS Chronicle (Woburn, Readinq. Winchester. Burlington WaKelieldl. lynnl.eld Villager. No Reading Transcript. Wilmington! Te~ksbury Town Crier. Stoneham Independent WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22,1983-PAGE S 17 i« CLASSIFIED ADS!

As o public service there is no chorqo for Found ads. Coll tor Rotes. 933 3/00 944-2200 •SERVICES OFFERED • ••••••• SERVICES OFFERED SERVICES OFFERED . AIR CONDITIONING 'SERVICES OFFERED INSTRUCTIONS LTSHING. HELPIINEEDAJOBI METRO Painting Wall Coverings SERVICE waxing, buffing, 1 PLASTERING SEWING MACHINES Guitar-Piano-Drum If you need someone to LANDSCAPING INTERIOR PAINTINGS, WINDOWCLEANING All makes 245 3543 North reasonable prices Call PLASTERING Ceilings WE SERVICE AND have ROBERTS WINDOW ORGAN LESSONS: Free paint, weed garden, ALL TYPES OF con wall coverings (vinyl, Wind Air Conditioning & Mike851 2449. SO tIT Painted. No job too big or parts for Singer, Ken Cleaning, professional use of guitar, drum. cut/trim the lawn, wash struction & weekly foil, paper). Free esti- loo small. Reasonable more. Nelco. Brothers, Private lessons, all ages. Refrigeration Co. CARPENTRY window cleaning only car, minor landscaping, maintenance programs, mates. Call Phil 944 3001 prices. Free Estimates. White. Morse, New Sarrin Studio, 1098 Main S07 ISC QUALITY WORK by $3 25/stand sz & storm or just play the kazoo lor sodding & seeding, SOtfC Call 272-0817. SM7x Home. Necchi and most Sf., Wakefleld. 245 2200 experienced carpenters. Guaranteed Wilmington, your kids please call 464 renovation work, shrub 8, others. Singer. 451 Main INST tfC AIR CONDITIONING/ No job loo small Free Painting Wallpapering PLASTERING 1 457 7685 SO IIS 5619 ask for Jamie tree installation FULLY INSURED, over St.,, Stoneham 438 3248 refrigeration mechanic. estimates. Call Lenny & Perullo for rate PS. I do Residential & com J8.B PLASTE R ING WINDOWCLEANING PIANO INSTRUCTOR 20 years' experience. compl. res. services SM3x Free estimates, Sons Inc 933 5552. SM9x windows! 11 S04 22N mercial Call 438 0884. DAVE'S WINDOW IS NOW accepting Ceilings a specialty. Call Cleaniness guar. Call SEWING Can't thread reasonable rates, repairs CARPENTRY SOUS CLEANING offering students. Received HILLTOP CO. Don McLennan, 438 0483 anytime please leave a needle? Need repairs, done on air conditioning QUALITY WORK by cleaner windows at lower Master of Music from RES. DRIVEWAYS in DEE LANDSCAPING SOtfS message. 10 yrs. exp remodeling? Call Ruth and refrigeration units. experienced carpenters. WE OFFER A COM prices. 10* discount to University of Con- Call Gary 396 8751 eves stalled by motorized QUALITY*, Free est. 229 2274 438 5072 No job too small. Free PLETE program for your Senior Citizens necticut. Reasonable and 245 7944 days paving machine, same EXPERIENCE SM7 1 S06 22 S estimates Call Lenny 8. lawn and surroundings. Specializing in rates. Call Stephen type used on parking lots PAINTING CO. — fully D8.WPLUMBING So-28 Sons Inc. 933 5552 SMIIx Spring cleanup. Fer- TAILORING residential Call 933 3049 Glover at 438-5339 8. private roadway licensed, fully insured, BATHS & KITCHENS, About Trath & Moving tilizer, Weed control. HOUSE OF MARY All and ask lor Dave. INST tfS CARPENTRY Curbing by machine. Seal interior, exterior, com heating, gas fitting, in BE SAFE Prevent tires Insect control Tree and sewing, all alterations. SM28x ROOFING —PAINTING Coating. Call Reading mercial, residential, BELLY DANCING and accidents. Will take shrub pruning. Bark stallation of underground Also, dolls and Barbie WINDOWCLEANING R & R BUILDING Rehab. 944 0888 SO IIC waterprooting. All work oil tanks, service work DOROTHEA STUDIOS — away rubbish from Mulch. Free estimates. clothes Call 851 3015 WINDOWS WASHED - Free estimates Call 438 ELECTRICIAN done by professional Call Don 944 9104, Lie Professional dancer, cellars, attics, yards, etc. Call Bill Ross, 658 9287. SM7 15 Residential and com 5150 RESIDENTIAL and painters. Our name says experienced teacher. Appliances, furniture SM7-16 J18928. SOtIC TAILORING mercial. Call Phil S06 29 S industrial Free esti it all. 944 8010 SOtfC Enjoy classes in our prof, moved or disposed of. TIBUR LANDSCAPING PLUMBING a. HEATING STONEHAM TAILOR Gallagher Cleaning studios Member CATER YUR AFFAIR mates. Bill Alexander, A8.M STEVEN R. PETTI Servicing Woburn area SPRING CLEANUPS, SHOP, 19 Franklin SI , Service. 944 3001 P.D.T.A. 2455301; 438 ARE YOU having an 933 1103. SM20x PAINTING PLUMBING, HEATING for past 24 years. Call 933 THATCHING, Roto Stoneham Any type of SOtfC 7663 affair, small party, ELECTRICIAN INTERIOR 8. exterior 1868 after 3 pm. SM23x tilling, Mowi ng & & Gas, bathroom & kit alterations tor men and WINDOWCLEANING IM13X luncheon, aft lea, etc ? LICENSED ELECTRI Free estimates Over 20 chen remodeling. Drains ~ ALARM SYSTEMS Grooming Complete women Hours. Mon , FOR THE Cleanesl Why not let us do the work CIAN free estimates. No years experience 944- PIANO LESSONS QUALITY protection for main!. Qua I. work at cleaned, no job too small Wed., Fri , Sat. 9 5. windows around call for under prices & info job too big or too small. 6481 SOtfC classical and con- your peace of mind. reasonable rates. Call 665 1685. Lie. No 18765 Tues 8 2. Thurs 8 5 and Jim's Window Cleaning call B 8. L Caters (Lisa) Lee Janvrin, 942 0243, lie. StfC 4:30 10pm 438 7198 temporary, beginners & Burglar and fire 395 3850 935 1702 or 438 0433 and BARRETT PAINTING We do regular, storms. no. E17239. SOIfC PEELING? CRACKING? SM29x intermediate, all ages. protection. References S07 6S ask for Joe SM7 10 PLUMBING, HEATING Cape Cods, picture supplied upon request. ELECTRICIAN etc. Preparation is our HARVEY'S TV. Call 658 9612. INSTTFT LANDSCAPING windows & store fronts. CEILINGS KENNETH S.'BATINO commitment. Quality TELEVISION REPAIRS VOICE COACH, con 458-8139 SOtfT YARDS RAKED, lawns GASFITTING SERVICE Inside and out at a PROFESSIONALLY Electrician — com- wo rk. References Steve Thacker, Jour Color TV specialist, all temporary vocal In- ALUMINUM mowed, trees & lots reasonable price. Call SPRAYED, textured mercial. Residential. provided. Free estimates neyman's Lie. »18638, service calls only $14.95. terpretation and ALUM, combination cleared and rubbish Jim 933 8386 SM13x Your choice of gold, Industrial and alarms Call now, David. 942 0711 Call Harvey's TV 658 technique. Call 658 9612. windows, alum, storm removed Also, first phone 245 7829. S07 5C WINDOWCLEANING silver or clear sparkles Free estimates. Call 272 SO tie 5944 or 658 4324 Master INSTTFT doors and alum. 1 piece Free estimates. Woburn quality firewood for sale BATHROOM Kitchen re C MOORE Residential 9687. SM24x PAINTING TV License 1308 SO tfC gutters. Compare our Carpentry & Remodeling. All landscaping done modeled, update & repair window cleaning. Gutters CERAMICS MOONL I GHT elec UNEMPLOYED prices and save. Silverio 935 1873, 935 1489. SM26X professionally without old cabinets & broken tile — TIMEX — cleaned and oiled Free CERAMIC CLASSES, Construction, 942-1158 s. trician. low rates. Lie. teachers looking lor AUTHORIZED SER estimates fully insured Mon,Tues., Wed. eves. 7- CUSTOM paying the high cost. 245 around tubs, etc. Free 944-4143 SO IIC No. 10275, call John, 688 0292 painting jobs Prof job est 438 1107 or 438 4582. VICE Center We repair Over 12 years exp. call 10. Thurs. morns. 10- CERAMICTILE 0083 S06 291 low prices exp neat rels. in warranty & out of Woburn, 933 9070 SM6-23 Noon. Children welcome APPLIANCE REPAIR Bathrooms, kitchen, S07 13C SOTFS FENCES Improve house save warranty Timex watches on Thurs. All glazes and VACUUM CLEANER floors, clean repair in- LANDSCAPING MOBILE AUTO SKIP CLEVELAND money. 438 7340, 438 0411 Parts & repairing lor all paints incl. Call Carol, and sewing machine dustrial free estimates. 22 YEARS REPAIR, We travel lo Contracting & Fencing SOUS electric shavers. ASK 935 0517- IM7-1 repairs, bags, belts, S.W. Poor 944-8477 EXPERIENCE you!!! General repairs al WANTED Co. Chainlink, wood, all GODDARDS Jewelers. 379 Main St.. replacement hoses. Built S06 28C BILL SMITH land reasonable rates 657 Household Contents GUITAR LESSONS. All in vacuum cleaners, sold types. Also lence repairs scaping, lawn con PAINTING SERVICE - Stoneham Sq 438 1250. ATTIC TO CELLAR old levels all styles. Master CHIMNEYCLEANING 6016. S04-29I and serviced Free & compressor wk. 438 Interior & exterior Mon loSal 9am 5 15pm fashioned furniture, of Music Degree New CHIMNEYS CLEANED dilioning, design plan GENERAL REPAIRS estimates. Pickup and 1545,438 3210 SOtfS ting, trimming, thatching painting, wallpapering, SOTFS glass, clocks, lamps, England Conservatory. and repai red. Old PAINTING, Rooting & delivery, 2-day service. HILLS FENCE & yd clean up. Free general repairs. Richard TYPE RIGHT jewelry, crocks, frames, Berklee alumnus Mike. chimneys rebuilt and General repairs. Quality ALL TYPES, wood, chain Goddard 944 4942. 944 ALL KINDS ol typing paintings, baskets, 662 6943. INSTTF 302 Montvale Ave 935 relined. Woodburning estimates. Call 244 0383 work at a lower price 2704. SM6x link, and vinyl. In 8175 SOtfC done quickly & ac- wicker items, bric-a stoves installed. Fully S06-29S Insured. Call 483-0344 NEED A TUTOR? Exp. stallaflon & repairs. Pool PAINTING curately Specializing in brae. Free appra^als. BS.H Appliance Service equipped; fully insured. LAWN SERVICE days, 667-0783 eves. S4 28 teacher with a masters in enclosures & privacy WHATEVER PAINTING dictaphone either by instant cash. Phyllis CALL ANYTIME FOR Year round service. Need yur lawn cut and reading will tutor in your slats. Free estimates. Service. Interior, Ex- HOME REPAIRS cassettes or by telephone Hilton. 662 6492 or 665 repairs on major brands Complete line of wood 8. raked? Call Greg at 438 home or mine. Call after 5 Call 458 5358. S04 29T terior. Reasonable rates INTERIOR Remodeling Pick up & del serv avail 8749 WtfS of washers, dryers, dish coal stoves available. For 4249. Quick service pm 229 2983. 16 23 Free estimates. 438 5249 repairs. New ceilings. Please call 438 1630 washers, ranges, freezers I'll Split Your Firewood Reasonable rates. Call music TEACHER Came free est call Northeast SM7 10 walls, paper, paint. SO IfS PIANOS WANTED, All & refrigerators, reason Chimney Sweeps. 935 HAVE SPLITTER will now! Exterior repairs kinds. I will pay lo move. from Europe recently, travel. You owe it to your PAINTING TRAVEL SERVICE able rates. Prompt 5488 SM8x S06-22S Roofing, gutters, pain Call 438 2488 WffS Master's degree, accept back. It's painless. Call 438 0012 WHERE ARE YOU service. Call 944 7270 StfC B&BCHIMNEY SWEEP LAWN MOWING ting, porches. Quality JUNK CARS wanted Will applications fro students Woody 9 am lo 5 pm, 334 EVENINGS NOW 1983 GOING? All plane, ship APPLIANCE SERVICE MOW YOUR LAWN work you can afford- 1983 from 4 and up, adults PROTECT AGAINST and hotel arrangements pay $10 $15 Call 887 7939 REPAIRS ON all major 3232. SOtfL Reas. Call David, 933 S04 22S Small jobs a specialty. also. 245-3025. Mrs. dangerous chimney lires through the United Stales days, 289 4514 nights. brands of washers, FLOOR SANDING 1341 PAINTING Fully insured In Zlobinsky. I6-28C by having your chimney and all over the world can WtfN dryers, dishwashers, cleaned professionally. R 8. S FLOORS S6-23 TIRED OF FADED or Sloneham call Tom, 645 SUMMER TUTORING MORE THAN 1 rm. $75 peeling paint? I've got the be made at tariff rates by WANTED DECOYS - ranges, freezers and Pointing and rebuilding. LAWN SERVICE 0083. SOtfS calling your authorized Elementary ages, all refrigerators. At a very per rm. Floor sanding &, solution. Quality work at wooden ducks, any cond., Fully insured contractor. EVERGREEN LAWN TRACTOR REPAIRS travel agent Let us know subjects. Certified Honest price. Appliance Free estimates. B8.B relinishing, steam SERVICE, Grass cut. reasonable prices Please specializing in gravely. top prices Call 665 7437 or teacher Master's degree give me a call for aMree your travel plans and we 665 9821, Alma Libby Service, 933-9401 SM2x CHIMN EY SWEEP cleaning. Free estimates. shrubs trimmed. Com Ariens. Locke & In in Special Ed. Call Sue, Call Steve, 321 1429 or estimate 438 0834, 438 will be happy lo work WtfN ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS COMPANY, 933 4845. plete lawn service. Free fernational. 'Used equip them out with you. 938 8747 evenings. Bob, 438 5224. SOtfS 2778._ SM4 29 CASH PAID for antiques, BY READING ASPHALT SM22x estimates Call 935 1427. for sale. Dave's Tractors McGralh Travel Service. INST6 22S used furniture, glass, CO. Quality paving and ECONOMY CHIMNEY HANDYMAN eves. SM7-9 S&W PAINTINGVAirless Co. 458 4381 SOtfT 14 Eaton Ave., Woburn, ART CLASSES Spraying Brush. Roll wicker furniture, oak sealcoating at reasonable Sweep. Prolessisonally LAWN CARE, grass cut LAWN AND SHRUB FURNITURE Mass. Tel 935 0600 PAINTING & Drawing. tables, old towy. military prices. Free estimates. trained, insured. $39.95. and raked Painting, Gen BERY SERVICE. Free Residential REFINISHING (Members of American June 28-July 28. Mon & items, swords, etc. Will 944 7072 SO tfC Call for appointment. 321 repairs. Very reas. rates. estimates, low rates. Call Commericial. Interior NAZARIAN Refinishmg Society ol Travel Wed. Children & teens. Exterior. Free buy most anything. ATARI 5611 Call for tree est 933 5415 anytime. Jack at 245 1574 Furn meticulously hand Agents I. SM8x Tues & Thurs. adults. 9:30 Estimates 484 2101 after Please call 935 3389 & 272 ATARI REPAIR, also S06-29N S6-29 SOtfC stripped SV refinished. to 11:30a.m. Call 438 0064 5 p.m. 7-20SO TREE REMOVAL 9167 . Wm6x repairs on all makes ol CHIMNEYCLEANING Heating and Piping BARK MULCH. $15 per Spec in antiques 20 yrs 4VCARE INST^MS TVs, Stereos 8, video Provide additional safety GAS. OIL. SOLAR sys yd, 4 yd. min.. loam $11.50 PAINTING exp free pick up & del 438 clearing & firewood. BASEBALL CARDS and TENNIS LESSONS recorders. Master Tech. and comfort for your terns. All makes, 'per yd, 6 yd min, fill $5.50 C 8, R EXTERIOR 2504. SOtfS Fully insured & tree trains wanted — pay cash BY CLUB PROCOACH Painters. Quality work Lie. #8435 family. Chimney Blueray, Weil McLain, per yd, ' 6 yd min, GENERAL REPAIRS estimates For complete, for Lionel, Ives, 20 yrs. exp. All ages, all done by exp. prof. Reas. SERRA VIDEO. 272 5115 Cleaning, free estimates. Texaco, Becett & In backhoe, bulldozer, dump Home remodeling, int dependable & fast service American Flyer, levels, individual or rates & free est call SM7 7 Chim Clean, 942 0909 terburner Furnaces in truck w/driver for hire. exterior, carpentry, call Timberline Tree Marklin, Bing, etc. group. Reasonable rates. stalled from $995 Wayne at 935-3138 or Jim BOOKKEEPING SO720C Call 657 4079 before 7 am paint, paper, masonry, no Service. 245 4229. SO tft Baseball cards wanted. Call Paul 662 8073 Sheelmetal work & at 933 7658 S6 24. Call Bob, days 272-9778, INST6-29S BOOKKEEPING FOR CLEANING orafter3pm SOTFT job too small. Free ests. TREE WORK ducting. Call Blue Temp eves. 438-6627. WM5x SMALL Business and TOWNE CLEANING CO. CUSTOM LAWN CARE HOUSE PAINTING Call 438 1107 SOTFS BURLINGTON TREE QUILTING FOR 6576181. SOtfT COLLEGE STUDENTS professionals. Cash Professional cleaners Spring clean ups, cut and ANDERSON ROOFING SERVICE, pruning and SMONEY GIVEN! beginners. Tues., Wed HOME w/exper ience. Free receipts, disbursements, offering quality cleaning trimming Free MASONRY removal. Shrub care. WE PAY MORE than or Thurs. 7/12 8-12. 10 am IMPROVEMENTS estimates, low rates, bank reconciliation, for your home, apt. or estimates. Call 233 0348 All types of masonry General yard clean up. anyone lor old furn, Noon, $30. Kit. included. HOUSE PAINTING, John, 6655018, Bill. 662 payroll qrt. returns. Thru office. Reading, 944 0948 SQ6 29N work, roofing repairs 8. Lawns mowed Call 273 desks, china cabinets, Call 93 5059. gutters, roofing, porches, 6496. or John, 665 7891 T.B.Tel. 272 7447 StfC LAWNMOWER REPAIR new work. Shingles & tar 2157 or 658 5092 SM4-25 round tables, bookcases, 16 21 •^ SM7 7 decks 8* stairs. 5 yr. guar 5Q6-29S A&M HAND LAWNMOWER & gravel. 15 /rs. ex DUMP TRUCK old dolls, windup toys, Ref. lists. Fully insured. QUALITY House Pain BUSINESS SERVICE CLEANING tune-up $29.50. Includes perience. Free estimates DUMP TRUCK FOR hall trees, commodes, Call Dick 246 4047. SM20x ling, 2 reliable college LITTLE'S BUSINESS & DISPOSAL points, plugs, condenser, Call 272 4315 or 851 9138 HIRE — yards, cellars, sterling, paintings, FIREWOOD Service. Automatic HOT TOPPING students w/2 yrs. ex SOtfT banks, oriental rugs, etc. CELLARS, ATTICS, adj. carburetor, oil attics cleaned, loam & till FIREWOOD, cut. split & typing, teletype, BACKHOE perience, dependable & Florence, licensed yards, tree trimming & change, shapren blade & Rich Roofing deliveries, trash delivered. $94. 1 603 569 secretarial, tape tran- removal. No |ob too large Paul J. Howell 8. Sons, labor. Usual 1 week hardworking. Free RESIDENTIAL ROOFS auctioneer. 665-9452 or estimates. Tim. 438 2444 removal. Reasonable 2672 scriptions, resumes, or small. Quality ex Inc., Gen'l Contractors, service. 944 0925. S07-5C Carpentry, gutters rates Call Jack anytime 233 7351 S074S FM15x newsletters, copies, large penenced painting Free driveways, backhoe Licensed & insured. 15 444 2742 SO IIC WtfS work, loam, lie. sewer MAINTENANCE UNSPLIT FIREWOOD. document reductions, estimates. Al 8. Ken 944 A to Z Maintenance and Painting Paper hanging year. Guarantee Free SSS FOR SALE connections. Free est., TRUCKS FOR HIRE Cut 16-18" average rubber stamps, in- 4481 alterations. Call Ted INTERIOR exterior estimates. 944 1590 call 658 2795, anytime "rards, cellars, garages BUYING almost length. $85 cord. Cut & vitations, stationery, SO IIC Nalwalk, 944 8373. StfC painting & paperhanging. SOtfC everything! Furniture "mimeographing, report SOtfT Steam removal 10 yrs. cleaned Tree & trash split $110. Full 128 cu. ft. Cellars 8. Attics Cleaned MAINTENANCE ROTOTILLING removal, hauling & glass china old toys tools binding. Room 101, 2 General Contractor exp. Free estimates 470 17 yrs. in the business. WE CLEAN CELLARS Apt. Bids, Offices Rototllling, $10,00 and up delivering. Reasonable rugs wicker quilfs lamps Linden Sf. 944 2449. StfC LEE R. HANSEN 3194, Robert 445 7344 667 3607 after 5 pm. and attics at reasonable Estimates Given Call 457 7034. Call rates Call Dennis 233 dolls teddybears. Will buy FWMllx CARPENTRY prices. Prevent fires in BUILDER Quality work Paul. SOUS anytime. SOTFT 1 item or ent. house. Top Evenings438 0012SO629S 3239 or 233 8239 SO tfN OAK & MAPLE, cut. PORCHES. Gutters, your home. Call anytime. in roofs, siding, additions, Palntlng-Paper hanging $$ paid. Call Ruby before RUBBISH REMOVED DUMPTRUCK split, dellv. 2 cord min. siding & roofing. Kitchens 938 9130or 933 0085 ..,, remodeling kitchens, MASONRY WORK INTERIOR/EXTERIOR you sell. 665 9452 days 233 SMlx BE SAFE — Prevent MAN WITH DUMP truck (256 cu. ft.) $100 per cord. & baths remodeled attic stairs, ceilings, STONEWALLS, brick work professionally done 7351 evenings. fires and accidents. Will to clean yards, attics, 862 4832 or 452 7009. Aluminum doors & CELLARS, ATTICS, repairs and odd jobs. Call and concrete work, at reasonable rates. Free WtfS take away rubbish from cellars. We take away F W M 2 7 x Windows, metal interlock cleaned out Old items 935 3939. SM16X patios. Landscaping and estimates. Steve Meuse cellars, attics, yards, etc. appliances or any debris ALL THAT IS OLD An weather stripping in purchased Call 658 2163 HOUSEWORK tree work. Call Armando at 442 4955 SOtfS Oak & Maple firewood, Appliances, furniture Free estimates Ro & tique furniture, rugs, stalled. Call Art Nelson. S07 27T HOUSEWORK DONE by Sinagoga, 438 3445 cut. split & del, MASTER PAINTERS moved or disposed of. Paul, 445 7344 SOtfS clocks, china, toys, quilts, 935 0545 SM7x CLEANING a professional custodian SOUS guaranteed 128 cu ft $100 2 RELIABLE college Servicing Woburn area dol Is, wicker. Leo TIME FOR HOUSE & a professional MAN & TRUCK Appl. per cord, unsplit $85 per VOKESCHOOLGRAD MASON CONTRACTORS seniors w/4 yrs ex for past 24 years. Call 933 evenings 665 7062 or Jim Cleaning. Have Truck, housecleaner. Honest & Stairs of brick, stone or moved & removed. cord less in quantity. Call SEEKS CARPENTRY perience are now 1848 after 3 pm SM 23x days 729-3636 or eves 729 will pick up and clean reliable. Fast & efficient blue stone Walls of field Rubbish removed, yard anytime, let ring. 658- |obs of all kinds Quality scheduling painting jobs RUBBISH REMOVAL 8383. yards, cellars, attics, etc. quality work. $6.75 an hr stone, cobblestone & cut work, odd jobs, clean 4790. work always & very Top quality, free REMOVAL OF BRUSH, WffS and do any odd jobs Reas rate Also wash stone. Walks & patios of outs. Reas rates. Ron FtfT reasonable rates. Call Al estimates. Mark, 442 8938 building debris, rubbish, moving lurniture. Let us walls. Call 862 8173 after 9 colored concrete, 662 2070 COLLECTORS WANT old UNBELIEVABLY Bunker at 438 7491. SOtfS or Steve, 438 9298 S07-4S demolition work and do the work. Call 933 4143 pm S7 5 flagstone or fancy finish. S07 6S key wind clocks. Will LOW PR ICES CARPENTRY PAINTING 8. LIGHT c leanouts Prompt or Lenny, 933 4330. SM6-29 Chimney repairing Call answer any and all Call Now — get our giant ALL TYPES. Doors, JUNK CARS CARPENTRY work, reliable service. Serving DUMP TRUCK for hire. Bill Ross at 458 9387 or replies promptly and 1400 plus cubic ft. truck wipdows, porches, steps, CLEANING JUNK CARS Removed. lowest rates. Call 851- all towns. Call Bill eves Yards, cellars, garages, 657 6358. S06-29T courteously Please call load of best quality all paneling, sus. ceilings, GENERAL CLEANING highest prices paid, 3168. S07 20t 8422142. building debris removed, Jim days, 729 8383 or Leo hardwood, log length wind, cords, cust. cab. 8. Cellars, yards and attics immediate service Day MASONRY WORK PAPERHANGER SM2x reasonable rates Call Will pick up and dispose or evening 272 5160 or 657 Stone or brick, retaining 658 3933 days or evenings. evenings 665 7062. firewood for under $60 per kitchens. Reasonable PAINTING AND Paper RUGS SHAMPOOED Call 933 8438 SMIOx 7389 Call the little guy!!! walls, steps, sidewalks, S06-22S WtfS 128cu.ft. Hurry this price rates. Days 648 1133, ing No job too small. For GALLANT SERVICE CO StfC stucco work, call 657 8521, won't last 603-622-8001 •ves. 438 7293. SOtfS HOUSE A MESS? Before free estimates call John Wall to wall carpeting TYPING, accurate & BONDED AND ask for Paul. * FW7-6C CARPENTRY you receive a guesl, LANDSCAPING Flynn at 322 5793 after 5 cleaned. All size rugs neat done with IBM LICENSED Dealer, S07 6T ALL HARDWOOD GREGORY DICTAS New who'll give il the white SERVICE pm. StfC Free pick up and Selectric II. also established 20 years, Grapple loads from $325 additions, porches, glove test, call Judy al GODDARD BROS HARD WORKER with PAVING — repaving delivery. Fully insured. Stenorette dictaphone. buying anything old. Call remodeling, finished 944 1259 for cleaning Landscaping. Design — pick-up. Trees, brush, driveways and walkways, Satisfaction guaranteed Pick up & delivery, fast & 491 7000 or 944 6141. locally. Guarantee on amount and quality. In playrooms Bathrooms, services af their best! construction, grounds junk removed. Small etc. No job too small, free Free estimate.Call 272 professional. 445 8510 WM21x business 17 years. ceramic tile kitchens, air 623SO maintenance. Free moving jobs Free est. Call after 4 p.m. 851 9432. SM26x SOUS WANTED: Will purchase Loggers Co-Op 603 882 conditioners installed Palazzolo Const. Co. estimates. Fully insured estimates. Call Kevin 944 6858, ask for Pat SO-tfT Acme Salvage Co. WALLPAPERING antiques, furn. toys, 4998. Garage doors, large and Concrete floors, patios, 944 4962. 444 5834 SO tlC 1779 S06 23C WALLPAPERING, spe PAINTING Cellars & yards cleaned. glassware etc. Household F7-19C small jobs accepted Free pool decks, masonry, MARK C.DONOVAN INEXPENSIVE Interiors. Exterior Scrap metal, irons & cializing in vinyl, grass, clean up service estimates. Call 933 0977 waterproofing, surveying LANDSCAPE DESIGN - PAINTING WE SCRAPE AND SAND appliances of all types flock, murals Ceilings available Call 658 2163 SMlx & engineering. Free complete landscape Experienced painter all peeling areas. Prime picked up. Call after 5 painted Interior pain W7-27T estimates, call Steve 444 service, thatching, liming looking for int. or ext. and apply finish coat All ting. Call 272 4841 SM8x MISCELLANEOUS CARPENTER p.m. 664 2249 SO tfN WANTED. BrlcaBrac. 6328 SO tfN 8. fertilizing, mowing, jobs. Have references. Wallpapering—Painting RELATIONSHIPS INC. WHOCARES windows and cracks are SECRETARIAL glass, furniture and planting & design, sod For free estimates call Video dating service for ROUGH. FINISH remod DRIVEWAY HOT TOP puttied where necessary SERVICES UNLIMITED RESIDENTIAL WALL miscellaneous. Call and seeded lawns in 944 2453 after 6:00 or discriminating singles of ellng, Formica, cabinets. R COOPER 8. SON We and loose woodwork is ALL YOUR secretarial PAPER and interior anytime 246 0976 or after stalled. Free estimates. weekends all ages. Call today to Joseph Maksou. 109 pave, you save Free nailed back. Gutters are needs Typing, painting, all types, 15 yrs. 5. 774 4566 estimates. Call 851 2919. 944 3039 SO tlC S04 29C meet that special Bancroft Ave., Reading. oiled. Call George for free stenography, fran experience with honest W7-8C ♦44-903!. SOtfC SO tft LANDSCAPE-TREE PAINTING estimate. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m rates Call Bob, Billerica someone, two or more. scription, correspon CASH PAID Call 465 0199 BE READY for the PAINTING, Expert In 944 1244. StfC 4474757 SOtfC Patterson Carpentry BASEMENT SPECIAL dence, term papers, WANTED I M spring regrowth cycle. terior and Exterior. No MISCtfT QUALITY WORK at ADD LIVING space in PAVE S. SAVE distinctive resumes. WEDDING MEDIATELY. 1 pc. or Plantings — design Sod job too small or large J CHRISTIAN SCHOOL reasonable rates. your cellar. Electrical Driveways, sidewalks, Prompt service. 464 3355 QUALITY Phofos at an complete household of old lawns. Yard clean up & Abreu, 935 2793. SMlx ABUNDANT LIFE Roofing, siding. and plumbing work inc. parking lots. Free SOtfC affordable price. Call 457- furn.. wicker, glassware. maintenance Rototilllng Christian School, remodeling, windows, Specialists In barnboard RC PAINTING estimates. Crushed SEE YOU 3958, ask for Stu. SOtfT Oriental rugs. Buying Lawn thatching, mowing Wilmington, now doors. Puf on a deck this Reasonable prices. Also INTERIOR & EXTER stone/seal coated. All AT THE PEWTER POT STEVE'S ARC Welding almost anything. Lie. and Expert tree pruning, enrolling for Sept. 1983, spring for summer. Free add a full bath for $2,500 I OR over 15 yrs. ex work guaranteed. Call Restaurant where good Services. All Arc Welding bonded. Call Frank removal. Fully insured K 8. call 658-8584 for In estimates, fully licensed Including tub, toilet and perlence. Reasonable 535 4444 10% Sr. Citizens friends gei together. At and cutting done. No job anytime. 933 1910. Ser formation and Call Barry Patterson. 944 vanity. Call 944 9031 FREE ESTIMATES 944 prices and tree estimates. Discount 580 Mam St., Reading too small. Call 4384317 vingall areas. 7221. SOtfC registration. 4970. SOtfC Maksou Carpentry. SOtfC 944 8976 or 944 3388 SOtfC SQ4 29N Center. StfC ask for Steve SO tfS WM7 13 MISCtfT

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FOR RENT FOR RENT REAL ESTATE TEWKSBURYLOW $60 sf! APARTMENTS READ I NO — ipacious 5 GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE SEASONAL SHARE HOME IN STONEHAM — mlns t« rm. apt. Modern K 8, B. YARDOR BREEZEWAY SUPER YARD SALE, TEWKS Rtes. 93 8. 128. 3 bedroont RENTALS ww carpet, parking, sale. Sal.. June 25. at 9 furniture, books, kit TO SHARE Room to rent in private Colonial All new insid* walk to trains, $495 plus a.m. Many useful Items chenware, skates, old NORTH CONWAY ROOMM AT E with home preferred non and out. $89,900. Owner". utilities. Adults greatly reduced at 15 radios, tape player, CONDO. on Rte 16. Sleeps professiosnal occupation smoking working gen- preferred. 944 4500 438 1745 C Vista Ave , Reading clothes, rugs No early 6, 2 bdrm., ww, wood needed to share large tleman. Sec Dep, ret reg. RE6 22S GS6 24C birds. Sat., June 25. 9 6. Call after 5pm 851 3271. FR6 24C stove. Walk to mall and house in North Reading BURLINGTON, 6 room rain date Sun , June 26. good location. 944 7221 TL6 22T CONDO FOR RENT Saturday, June 25, 8 am restaurants. Rent by house including sun roorrv 10 4. 46 Harvard St . ATS75C STONEHAM 2 bdr lux — 12 00. Dlvldence Road, week or weekend, call WOBURN, 3 rm. apt. 2nd & back screened porch.. Winchester. condo w/w, a/c, tennis cts (oft E merson St.,) Steve 935 6884 or Bob 721 WOBURN. Wanted 1 fir., heat & all util incl. Completely renovated, GS6 24 avail. All appl. $650/mo READING. Tools, Bike. 2505. SRM7 18 male, 30s to share home. $425 mo. Nr. trans. Call inside & out Including Washing machine, oven, BURLINGTON 687 7799 after 6pm. incl ht References. 245 HAMPTON BEACH, Conv. to rt. 1288.93. $250 new root 8. kitchen.'. misc. MOVING, Huge yard per mo. & split util. Avail, FR6 22 4475 N.H. ideal family location FR629S Situated on 20,000 ft. levef GS6 24C sale. Sat.. June 25. 10 4. immed. LONG LAKE. North lot MBTA bus lines 8r Baby items, lamps, hsld. (2 min to beach) 3 bdrm MELROSE 3 rooms heat reading - 40 Penn apts. ($2255315 week) BUSHMICH REALTY Bridgton. ME. Small conv. to rts 3A, 3, 128, 62 & misc Many things HW take over lease. Will sylvania Ave., Saturday, Vacancies Aug 13 Labor 933-3974 waterfront, housekeeping 8, 93. Spotless move jrt brand new Everything sell furniture Moving lo rain or shine June 25, 10 Day. Call after 6 p.m. 851 ATS6-27 cabin. Sleeps 4. $175 a wk. cond. Principals orily.- cheap. 11 Spruce Hill Rd.. Fla. across from trains, 3, little bit of everything, 3339 SR629T HOUSE TO SHARE, July October. Call 935 $69,900. Call 272 4891 or-1- misc. items. Burlington. 6430. $300/mo. 665 6593. 8am HAMPTON BEACH Wilmington professional 385 8649 GS6-24C GS624 SR623 lpm R6J2-, cottage rental for family femal to share 6 rm MULTI FAMILY YARD THE WARMTH AND CHARM of a Colon.ai home can be FR627S Garage Sale 55 Lothrop 2 units ea. sleeps 46 house, all utilities, WOBURN. Mod 1 bdrm. MARRIED COUPLE; Sale! Lg. air conditioner, yours1 Six rooms lealunng country kitchen and lormal dining sfONEHAM/Melrose. Rd.. Reading. Sat June people, priv. parking 8, washer/dryer, large apt. Avail. July 1. $400 no seek house in READING,; 25, Raindate June 26th. 10 fireplace equip., some room three bedrooms and nice sized living room Full yard, easy access to Rt 93 util. Larry BissoR.E.933 modern 1 bedroom condo prefer 3 4 bdrms. lVa.2.. children's things and basemeni Fenced yard for children on quiel side street 5 central loc $275 & $295 a Park Terrace, Includes — 3. Moving, many items, week. For wks. avail, call 8. 128, Call days, 1 396 6036 FR624 baths, in 60's to low 70'S.' many other household minutes to Toure 93 Neat nice not a big price at heat, pool, tennis, par china, glassware, kitchen 5 9 pm. 933 7586 6040 Cathy, eves 658 5070 WOBURN. 2 bdrm Lg. Owners only 628-7140;. items, l Liana St.. $63,900 See it now belore it's gone" ting, balcony, $525. No utensils, 8 household SRM625 ATS6 22T rms. Hawd. fls- Lots of evenings & weekends Woburn, 6/25, 9 3. items R O O M A T E storage, yd., pkg. near pets 665 2969 REW6 23C". GS6 24C GS6 24 LAND BUSINESS ZONED LONG LAKE, Bridgeton, FR622S Professional to share 128 and I 93. 933 5094 or BURLINGTON, 6 room! YARD SALE, Sat.. June Maine, Sebago area 4 STONEHAM furnished GIANT YARD SALE 289 ALMOST 2 FULL ACRES OF bdrms, 3 baths, water clean spacious 3 bed. 27? 8921. eves. house including sun room' 25. rain date Sun., June room private bath heat & Shawsheen Ave front property available house in Chelmslord. FR6 24 & back screened porch.;. 26. 981 Main St.. Woburn PRIME LAND ON RT. 38 „..„ electric included. Vicinity Wilmington (Rt. 129). Good loc near rts. 3 8. 495. WOBURN. FURN. or Completely renovated 10 4, baby cribs, strollers, July. August & Sep Stoneham Square. 438 Fri. June 24. 12 7 p.m.. tember. Call 438 8160 $250 per mo. plus utilities. unfurn. 1 bdrm. apt. tile inside 8. out. Including, high chair, car seat, baby Sat.. June 25, 9 3 4 draw Evens Steve, 256 5502 or bath, ww in bdrm. Incl. 4438 or 438 9039 new roof 8. kitchen- clothes. Man's leather from 9 5, ask for Dan. FR622S file cabinets, used office SR623C Terry 246 3533. ATS6 28C elec. $340 per mo. 731 Situated on 20,000 ft. level-, equipment, baby fur- dress coat size 46R. Many WOBURN, 6 rm. ranch. 3 lot. MBTA bus lines 8,'; NO. CONWAY, N.H APT TO SHARE in 2 fam 0291. FR6 22 niture, paper back books, other items. bdrms. desb loc. $650. conv to rts 3A, 3, 128, 62'- firal Eutaip Resort townhouse condo home 2nd floor $60.00. WOBURN. NR. center, tools, folding tables, GS6 24 I 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE I unheated. No pets. 935 8. 93. Spotless move In;' on Rte. 16, 3 Ige bedrm Call 438-7610 evenings, luxury 2 bdrm apt WW, misc., dealer wholesale WINCHESTER, Sat. and 2230 MAIN STREET TEWKSBURY cond. Principals onlyi; ML% plus extra Ige loft 3 baths close to Rte 28, 93, 128 and air cond., D&D Avail. 6125. inquiries invited Rain Sun., June 25. 26. 8-3. 83 FR6 28 $68,000. Call 272 4891 or 1 ■ > Ige frpl livrm dining rm shopping ATS6 29S July 1. $440 Unheated date Sat JutyJ. Washington St. (opp. 658-4048 385 8649. R6 22 . decks full kit laundry (elec. heat). No pets. 935 WOBURN, nr. 93; I bdr GS6-24C Library). The sale you've APT SHARING cable Iv phone on estate Stoneham 1st floor apt 1248 or 935 8887 m. lux cond ; new appl , WEST WOBURN, Tax ■'• Free been waiting for! Many GARAGE SALE CHILD CARE grounds all facilities of $275 incl. util. Seek prof, FR6 24 hdwd. fl.. d&d; AC. pool. Title land for sale 33,000 '. Yard sale signs com antiques and old items. Fit., hw. Avail Aug 1, $510 sq. ft. $7,000 or BO Call ; MULTI FAMILY YARD LICENSED MOM wil Manor House incl pool woman, non-smoker, no BURLINGTON. 1 rm. for pliments of Ann's Pet Incl. oak and mahog mo. no pets, lst/last mo.; 935-1365after 5pm. R6 23 ; SALE, Sat June 25th, 9-4. care for your child in my tennis lounge dining. Call pets. Call 438 1050 rent. Pvt. entrance. $75 a Emporium. Call 944 5892 furn.. floor and table ref. req. Days: 938 0830, lamps, linens, pictures, at 14 Allen Park Drive, home Mon. Fri Call 665 0839 ATS622S wk.. lg rm. Can be seen Brewster Cape Cod GS6-24C SR6 22S eves. 944 9004. rugs, crystal, china and Wilmington, take Lowell Denise 944 9396 WOBU R N, PROF . from 3 pm on 229 6070. SEASONAL EF; MULTIPLE family yard CC6-28DAYCARE IN MY FR6 28 misc. St to Malloy Rd to Allen CHALET Conway. N.H. female 25+ share lg. 9 F R 6 2 4 FICIENCY condos with;, sale Sat. 4 25 10 am to 3 GS6 24 Pk Dr Furn Children's HOME Former Daycar heart of White Mts. room apt. with 3 same, CHATHAM — 3 bedroom FURN ROOM on quiet kitchenettes Va mile to-: p.m. 5 Myrtle St. teacher Mom of one Lots side street in Winchester. LOWELL/TEWKSBURY clothes, toys, something Sleeps 10, TV, radio & priv. suite & bath. $250 a home, walk to center & ocean beach. Abuts> Stoneham. Wide assort of TLC Planned activities Bath, kitchen, laundry Nickerson State Park artd: line, Sat., June 25. 9-4, 51 for everyone. cassette player near lake, mo. incl. util. 933 3874 or beach, available through ment, come see. No early Dally 3 meals, snacks and parking priv Woman Cape Cod bike traiC Elm Ave . Across from GS6 22T by week. Call after 6. 665 771-3380. ATS6 28 October $450 a week lor birds pleas*. 438 2446. CC6 22 8633 July 8. August. 944 only apply. 729 2948 $27,900 to $31,900; Raytheon Small ap MOVING SALE RE- FR624 ou-n pllances. glassware, SCHEDULED. Sat. June Live In HOMEMAKER SR622S 4006.NORTH READING Financing with 10" down. FOR RENT Super starter property- 2 FAMILY Yard sale, lamps, curtains, lots ot 25th, Sun June 26. 10 4, 21 Help care for 2 children, CAPE COD, SWIFT room with shower. Call COZY ROOM for rent, June 25 8. 26. Baby items ages 6 & 14 Mature, SBEACH Wareham —HALL FOR RENT- 658 9000 weekdays 9 5. sep. shared kitchen & Call Lowell no. lot household items, rain 5 l>-e> i d e n Rd., RED MEN. Stoneham satin sheets draped Wilmington Moving out warm, loving, with Summer cottages for FR624C bath. Quiet loc. 8. directions & additional date June 26 Parties, weddings, clothing toys and many GS6 24 /of slate, must sell, furn, references, separate rent. June, July & August READING Studio and I parking. Sec. & ret req info, 1 453 5223 RM7 2}'. dances, meetings, etc. extras. 51 Reading Hill cars, misc household apartment with salary $150 per week & up. Call bdr. suites available in Call 935 1503 after 5 pm Tewksbury WOWlY BURLINGTON, gigantic Rent includes bar & FR628 Ave.. Melrose. 438 9438 or 438 3687 Voss Real Estate. 1-295 most convenient location. Stretched out in the yard sale, you name it, items. bartender. Up to 100 GS6 22 • GS6 22T CC6 24C WOBURN, 3 rm. apt. In spacious rooms of this;, we have it. Real cheap 0935. people 438 9767 FR tfS Elavator building MULTI YARD SALE SRM7 15 duplex house, very handsome 7 rm Garrison.-; Friday, June 24, Sat., YARD SALE 7 Dobson MATURE PERSON features professionally June 25 8. 26 9-4 101 GRANDOVER PARK. 1 desirable for single Huge master bdrm,. June 25. 94 11 Holly St St., Wilmington, off Glen needed to babysit young LAKE WIN decorated hallways and MacArthur Rd. Stoneham bdrm. $385, 2 bdrm, $420 person. Good loc , no off Nelson Rd., off Camb Rd.. household items, infant & perform light NEPESAUKEE 2 bdrm elegant lobby. Bus stops country kit, IIA baths," Stereos skis toys records incl. heat, hot water 8. pets, no util. $325 mo. Call St Rain date 7/1 7/2. games, furn, etc. June 25, household duties. Part condo. 2 full baths, ac, at front door, trains to economical gas heat, low-^ household items 8. many cooking gas. Sec. dep. 8. 933 0925 after 5 pm GS624 9 3. time, start immediately. balcony, cable TV, sleeps Boston w/ln two blocks, taxes, conv to Rts 495 8.- more. Call 944-2826, Reading. lease req. Centrally loc. no pets please Rents FR624 93, nicely set on acre lo],' BURLINGTON. Sat. and GS622t 6 to 8, pool, tennis, 2 min. GS6 22 CC6 23C at rts. 28.495 & 93. Open from $425, heat & hot BURLINGTON. 3 bdrm. low $80's Realty World.; Sun June 25, 26. 29 HUGELYNNFIELD walk to Weirs Beach and YARD SALE ISPinewood water slide. Call 729-8060. daily 105. Sat. 10 2 For water Included Call 944 ranch in mint cond. Forest Conant 658-5010. County Rd.. 9 5 Furn , SALE Multi family 4 I will care for your child more info, call 683 3801 Rd.. Stoneham right off after 6 call 1 535 1882. 3870. Partially furn.. fully RE622T: dishes, old fashioned Cedarwood Rd. (off In your* home. Tran FRMI6x Franklin St., Sat June 25 SR6 28 FR624C bathtub, books, small Summer St.) Sat.. June sportation needed. Call appl lanced. $800 a mo. BILLERICA. This cream' 9 am-2 pm Rain date Sun AMERICAN LEGION appliances, clothes, 25. 8-4. Books, household 658-5328 WINNIPESAUKEE READING - 2 Furnished plus util Realty World puft won't last! 3 bdrm June 26 Hall for rent for dances, baby's car seat. 6 decorator items, linens CC622T ON PRIVATE SANDY rooms, clean 8, comft , Virginia A. Harris, 272 ranch, nice yd and area,, GS6-22 meetings, receptions, GS624 (some kingsize) radio. No RESPONSIBLE WOMAN BEACH, dock, rowboat. private home, includes 2468. exc cond, shows very YARD SALE Sat June 25 parties. Rental includes FR6 24 well. Town gas 8 sewer, WOBURN, 33 Carroll Rd.. sales before eight. to care for our two screened porch. 3 bdrm utilities 8. A/C Minutes to 10 AM 4 Whipple Ave beverage privilege. train 8, churches Women $64,900. Realty World Sat., June 25, 10 3. GS622N children 3V? and 11 July 30 Aug. 20. Minimum READING, Brand new 1 Stoneham. Members 8, guests Call over 50 pref Non smoker, Forest Conant 658 5010. Something for everyone! 18 CEDAR ST., No months in your home, 2 weeks. Call 617 438-0756 bdrm. apt. $425 a mo No GS622 SR6 22S 944 9745 FR tfC ref. required. 944 4261. RE6 22T GS6 24 Reading. Sat., June 25 at Stoneham area Hours util. Reading Rental vary. Part time 438 2573 GRANDOVER FR7 ISC Service, 944 7711. READING New to the MOVING Good deals Sat WOBURN, West side, 9 a.m. MOVING. There LUXURY CONDO for June 25 Rain or shine 70 CC622S PARK APTS. HOUSE FOR RENT, FR6 28 market. Appealing 1. Sat.. June 26, 8-2. 12 will be Irg. asstment of rent Patio. 2 bdrm.. 2 Park Ave. Stoneham One bdrm $385. 2 bdrm Reading. West side, 5 yrs. room ranch. Charming Glenwood Ave. Furn., hsehold furnishing, white bath, full kit., sleeps 6 8 WOBURN near Choate Near Bear Hill Golf Club Near tennis ct. & pool $420, includes heat, hot old. W/W carpet, fences Hospital & rts. 938128. 5' i 1st floor family room tools, clothing, etc elep., toys & sundries. water and cooking gas Household goods camp GS6 24 GS622N Cable tv. dep. req. Village yard, no pets. 944 4436. rooms, unheated. overlooking shaded items books desks clothes WANTED TO LET at Winnipesaukee. Weirs, Sec dept & lease req. FR6 24C Parking for I car. $525 grounds. Country setting.. BURLINGTON 2 family SMALL ANTIQUE Conv located on Rt 28 & Toys Furniture Pretty PROFESSIONAL MALE NH, 2720724. $300 wk WTNCHESTER. Avail mo. Rent neg. Sec. dep. 8, $96,000 Kaine 8 Went garage, moving sale. FURNITURE plus many 495. near Rt 93 Open Bibelots and cushions seeks 2 bedroom apart Aug. only. July 1, 5 rms. Heated, ref. Avail. July 17. 935 worth. 944 9100. Sat.. 6/25. 10 4. Clothing, other goodies, old and daily 10-5. Sat 10 2. For Much more! ment in quiet residencial SRM7 16 $450 mo No pets Lease, 0296. RE624C bedd i ng. iewel ry. new. 6 Marshall St.. No. more information call GS6-22 area. Please call Fred CAPE COD Chatham plus sec. dep. May be FR6 28 READING Old. cabinets, baby furn., Reading (off Chestnut 683 3801 YARD SALE, Saturday 665-2103 days. 438 5379 7 seen in mornings only fashioned 6 room; dishes, etc. 14 Carey St.) Sat.. June 25, 9 to 2. Charming Victorian farm FR tfT WOBURN, Mod. 4V4 room June 25. 10-6. Clothes, 10 pm. house, new kit., den. 7298538 Colonial. Attractive- Ave., Rain or shine GS622 2nd fir quiet street, tile Furn, appliances, lamps, WTR6 22C din.rm., 3 bdrms.. \'i Apartment Owners I FR6 23 bath, ww carpet, heat & formal dining room. Lge . GS6 24 Call us for instant radios. 11 Myopia Rd., bths.. porch, patio. Quiet STONEHAM, Lrge hot water. No pets. Prof folksy kitchen. Huge: MULTI FAMILY yard RETIRED COUPLE tenants. "FREE". Realty Stoneham. area. Walk to shops, nicely turn., rm. New ww people pref Avail. July I. basement, storage, and- sale. Sat June 25, 9 4. 14 would like 2 bedrm apt Unlimited. 321-1331 GS6 22 ocean, tennis. July & Aug. carp. & drapes Cooking $4S0. 272 4046 work area. Excellent Allen Park Dr. CHILD CARE Excellent references. 245 FR tfC YARD SALE Sun tune 26 SUMMER CAMP S500 per wk. Sept. $450. 2 priv. w/new microwave FR6 24 beginning for $65,900 ; Wilmington Directions 8579 NEED AN APT? Kaine & Wentworth, 944 8 2 p.m. 70 Pine St. (SWIMMING) wk. min owner 272 7440 oven. Own refrlg. in your ROOM FOR GEN Lowell St. to Malloy Rd WTR6 22S Come on in. We have Stoneham Cor. Gerry STARTING July 11 at the SR624 rm. Priv. ent. nr. rtes TLEMAN. apply at 57 9100. to Allen Park Dr Fur hundreds. Realty RE624C; Furniture books records niture, children's clothes Caring School 8. Daycare WEIRS BEACHCONDO 1288.93. $65 wk. 438 6115, Pleasant St., Woburn. Unlimited. 321 1331 438 1583 after 5 pm clothes turntable rain & toys, something for Center (Wakefield) 2 3 4 PATIO, 2 bdrm. 2 baths, FR628 READING Well", FR tfC FR6 23 restored 3 bdr. New; date. Sat. July 9. everyone. 5 Half or full days Open COMMERCIAL kit, sleeps 6-8. pool, SOUTH LAWRENCE, lg. GS622 RENTING GS6 24 7:306 Swimming lessons tennis, planned actlvites WOBURN. EXQUISITE 5 2 bdrm. aot. 3rd. fir. ww England Colonial Nicely IS NO JOKE I GIANT YARD Sale. Avail. Call 245 3576. RENTAL avail. July some weeks in rm. apt. with new off carpeting, $260 per mo. finished wood floors. A lot DRAPES CURTAINS Presently accepting August Call 657 6456. LANDLORDS. Call of house for $65,900. Kaine Hundreds of items. 50 Brand new good assort RETAIL SPACE white walls accented by No util Call 438 6116. Wright St. Stoneham registrations tor Fall IN NEW BUILDING 700 SR622T "Select Rentals'' now and rich natural wood trim, FR6 24 8. Wentworth. 944 9100 ment St Mark's Thrifty Preschool & After School let our trained, full time RE6 24C June 25th. 9:30 4:30 Rain Shop. 10 St Mark's Rd.. sq. ft. Located off 128 in CAPE COD Mashpee French doors, light oak WOBURN, mod. duplex. date, July 2nd. K-4 Programs. Burlington. Central air Lake, mod 3 bedroom staff prowJe you with a kitchen cabinets, black 8. READING — Reading's Burl Open Sat , June 25, CCTFS 2nd fir. 5 spac rooms, GS6 22 and heat. Prime location Ranch. Sliders open to choice list of responsible white tile bath, plenty of best value. Lge. 2 bdr*. 10 1 tentants waiting to rent. laundry room. Eat in FAMILY YD Sale lots of CHILDCARE Avail. July. Call 272 9177 large private deck. windows 8. ^-s4*rage condominium, in well GS6 24 438 4044 kitchen, lg. yard & LITTLE FOLKS Day or 272 5955. Private beach w/boat galore. 2 car* parking. maintained complex. ■ handmade crafts, furn WOBURN. 12 Kennedy parking. $600 per mo. School, full day and part CRM7 1 Aug. 6 13, Aug 20 Sept. 3. FR tfS $500. plus utilities. Right off Rt. 128 8 Rt. 93 rugs baby Items stereo Park, across from Joyce incl. heat & hot water records sleds dishes time nursery school 8. S335/week. Call 665 1265 AVAIL IMMID. 1 and 2 RALPH FRONGILLO Low. low fees. $57,900, Jr. High. Sat.. June 25. 10 COMMERCIAL SPACL Adults pref. No pets. Call sporting gds books lamps kindergarten and sum- SR622S bedrm. mod. clean apt 933 5923 933 3874 or 771 3380 Kaine and Wentworth, 4. rain date June 26. No mer program. Summer North Reading, Rt. 8. 213 loc. in S. Lawrence nr. FR627 9449100. lots Sat 6/25 cor Grant St early birds, Stereo, sew Main St., het Included CENTERVILLE, CAPE FR6 28 & Chestnut Stoneham 10 session begins June 20. Andover line and 495 RE624C mach , bdrm set, brie a {400. Call 664-4488 days or COD, three bedroom AVAIL JULY 1, new 1 3 Raindate, Sunday 26th Exp. professional staff. furnished home, Appliances, new cpts., bdrm. apt. Res. area off LYNNFIELD, for sale by GS6-22 brae etc. Conven. loo in Cum- 657 7806 after 5. heated, laundry Resid GS6 24 CR tFT fireplace. Washer and St. parking, ww car- owner, 3 lg bdrms , mings Pk at Junction ot dryer. $400 per week. Call mgr. Lease $365 and up. REAl ESTATE screen porch, Wi baths, YARD SALE Unframed peting, $475 a mo. No FREE YARD SALE, Sat . June rte. 1288.93. Call 935 9697 OFFICE SPACE FOR Call 683 7197 after 6 or paintings by local artist & 933 1799 or 771-8811. pets. 933 0861 REALTY APPRAISAL landscaped lg yard, 1 car 25. Sun., June 26. 9 4, 4 or 933 5915 rent. Woburn. 4 corners S R M _7 1 8 (603)893-8114. FRM6 27 J^R627 garage, excellent con-, misc good clean junk 52 CCM5x SELLING. BUYING, or Sarah St Burlington off off rt. 3. Parking 200 600 NORTH READING dition $110,000. Call for Washington St. WATERVILLE Billerica, $535. Mod 3 renting. Call now. Wilmington Rd. Tools, ATTN: sq. ft. avail, from $250. CONDO rental offered tor appt. 334 4206. Stoneham. Sat., 10a.m. to ESTATES. N.H. Two bdrm Duplex, private covering 14 towns. clothing and everything WORKING PARENTS per mo. with util. 729 9390 quality living. Two RE6 23C' 4 p.m bedroom condo in the basement, private COREE. 95 Montvale in between No early THE CARING SCHOOL days; 729-0049 eves. bedroom deluxe with GS622 heart of the White driveway. Acre ot land. Ave.. Stoneham. Open 7 READING, SUMMIT birdsplease! (Wakefield) is offering C R M 7 1 6 pool, tennis courts, STONEHAM 490 William Mounta in National Arthur RE 658-4520. days anights. 438 7190 TOWERS, elegant 2 bdr GS624 Daycare Programs 2 3-4- private balcony, central St next to Unicorn Golf PROF OFFICE Forest. Three minutd FR622T REM22x m. 2 bath Condo. suite on WOBURN, June 258,26, 23 5 days a week Open 730 air condition, club house. Course Sat. June 25. 9 3. READING: 1.000 sq ft wa Ik to beautiful top floor with lovely view. Ellis St. Kid's toys, 6 PM Flexible hours, Be sure to enjoy brand Lynnfield — Irg. newly LAND WANTED Rain date Sunday June 26 first floor. Recently recreational complex Unit is finished wltf)' clothes, and a wide immediate openings Call new carpeting & ap- renovated 2 br apt, hw BUILDER seeking two Medical equip Pts for dirt renovated Vicorian that includes tennis extras galore. Enjoy pool.. variety of goods 245 3576 pliances. Loads and loads floors, e.i. kitchen, plus house lots jn Wilmington bike Motorcycle Honda Conv. pleasant retail courts, swimming, teen pantry, excellent location sauna, private balconey. GS6 24 CC tfS of closets and storage, & vicinity. Will pay top C8360TDoors panel area. Parking 944 3340. center, and much more. on quiet street $500/mo. lg storage area & ample' WANTED Warm nur two car parking, heat, hot dollar. C.A.Mack Realty trench Apt gas stoves BACK YARD sale, 93 CR6 23C Only a short drive to golf, 664 5925 between 6 6:30 or parking $82,000 Call 36? , Salem Street. Woburn, luring person to care for water and gas cooking 935 1200. Fireplace equip Fur clear streams for fishing, after 9. 0400 Dolben Agent or 944 year old twin boys in our Commercial space. 213 included in $650 $675 per RE tfT niture Dishes Glasses June 25, 10 3 Canning and well-maintained FR6 22N 0278. pressure cooker & iars, home. Begin September, Main St North Reading. mountain trails for month. No fee. Call ST. MAARTEN, RE6 28C Small appland more READING SQUARE hahld odds 8. ends. school hours, pleasant Rt. 28.- heat included. hiking. Sleeps six com owner, 664 5272. Delightfully Dutch G»0 large furnished room, NORTH READING 2 bed . GS6 24 surroundings, near $400, Call 664 4488 or 657 fortably. has a phone, TV, FR6 28C Caribbean beautiful GIANT Neighbor ho**) conv. to shopping 8. condo. New carpets 8. TRAVEL TRAILER Burlington line. 657 5486 7806 after 5. stereo, and laundry. $250 WOBURN, 4 rm. apt., beaches. Duty free transportation. Call after appliances pool patio, yard sale. 67 & 76 Pacitlws CC622T CR622T per wk. You provide linen newly decorated, $425, shopping. Enjoy up to 7 St Stoneham. Something covered util trailer, John storage parking for 2 cars, . EXP. MOTHER will care and towels. Call Walter security. 6:00p.m. 438 6093 days free ac Boat, bikes, misc Sat, OFFICE SPACE — FR624C & courtyard. Owner, 664 - for everyone 9 a.m. to FURN. STUDIO incl. all com m oda I ions . In- June 25. 95 91 Hopkins for your Infant through READING. 2 suite office Williams 246-1310, days. 5664 noon. Sat . June 25 school age children in my 665 1078eves, or wk.ends. 1100/ wk security. READING — 5 rooms. 1st spection tour of the GS622 St . Wakefield. — $350 mo.. 1 office — RE629S home Deadend street SR624 FURN. RM. share bath floor, private home 2 Pelican resort 8. club GS6 24 $225 mo., I small office — WOBURN, 2 family. 6 YARD SALE. Sat & Sun with fenced yard, com- $50/wk. security. bdr. screened porch, Condos are now avail, on $150 mo. All utilities in plus 6. Porch with fpl,% June 25th & 26th. 10 4. 118 STORAGE SPACE, $60 & fireplace. $450. No a time sharing basis. plete with playmates 8, eluded All on second APARTMENTS Excel. Income, good lodv Maple St., Wilmington, YARU SALE. Sat June fun things to do Off Rt 38 $100/ mo utilities. No pets. Adults McCarthy Realty. 968 floor, carpeted with $96.500.935-5810. R6 28 exercise bike, record 25th, 9-2 I Dadant Dr at Wllm/Woburn line, Call John, 933 5629. pref. Fuller Real Estate. Main Street, Wakefield. parking. 942-0272 TO SHARE player, freezer, furn., 3 Wilmington, Adj bed within IVj mi. of 128. FRM7 2 944 1500 MA. 617 245 8838 1977 NEW YORKER;'-' CR-tfC NORTH SHORE RM626 ; ponys glassware, etc. ^^ frame, twin hb. coffee references, call 657 8669 WOBURN — Choate FR6 28C mobile home. 70'xl2'' tab**, 2 and ttols. booksm ROOMMATE SERVICE w/16'xlO'. F.P. add. 1~ CCa-MT 0«>KI *l»ACt aver The FIRST to serve the Hospital area. 3 rooms, READING, excellent 2 $47,500 4 RM.l BDRM •toe hroam. hairdryer, bdrms.. lrge bth. w/ufll:-'1 Flea Mark* JumU CHILD CARE NEEDCO 1,«tD sq. ft. 2nd floor North Shore Exclusively. wall to wall, yard, rm. apartment, conv. FULL BSMT. pretty milk can lamp, alum space. Solar water heat;,; MASONIC LODCI. for infant In my home Located in Wakefield Apts. and houses to share, parking. Available now. location, available im street, N. Wilmington! pal is. Keystone movie ww. AC. D/W. lrge decK'" Church St., W1lml««jt4JW. Approx. 3 days a week Center, 245 9606. Ask for all price ranges. Call for $375 per month unheated. mediately. $415 includes Anne Mahoney Realty camera. TV, Record 272 2175 & shed. Call 1 256 1229. Something for everyene. starting In September Steve. free brochure 598-0706 Call 227 6948. heat & hot water. 944 8928 Player RE622T R624 $5.00 a space 658 6123. Call 944 6791. CC6 22C CR628C ATSM9x FRM73 FR6 28C GS7 22 83 GS6 22T

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New and Used Cars In Stock 1981 Oldsmobile Delta 88 1078 Cadillac Seville Sedan 1981 Oldsmobile Cutlass 1 979 Oldsmobile 96 Royale Coupe Regency Sedan Oflv «< 000 mHps Astro sumoot ■■■ J^«i power Supreme Coupe sp^t Itll'leltSi opt sleeung wheel lotiung Whit, with t«xn green landau vinyl loot I ■- ui. ', Sunroof air conditioning on-i tm n«r*o HH ■vira whf-i i lives bamboo b•"(!<' painl with ing velour iplil seot SO litre V 8 engine .-, . itee < g -K*al powfi window* power lock, nalc) , ".ii'ii" II t.«.in i.( ,..■.-.,• conditioning om Im iltito pom* dooi l nrheel i iiv>" many mo 1 dak-/ '. ■■iiii.i' wiper* absolutely Iiko now Sth 13 62?j* khleld wipers •!•< reor defogge' ondmon moiollic bro-n with comol vinyl fool A motch Sfk No 3 6667A ing.olou'.r.io-.o' Stk No 3 6670A Annual Percentage Rate $7795 6895

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1979 Mallbu Classic Sedan 1 B82 Cavalier Station Wag. Ai> conditioning am Im »lereo w to»»e"e V 8 1976 Bulck Regal Coupe 1980 Chevrolet Camaro •I cyl dull AM■' real *mdo* di outo tront powirtlMin>g»biofcti lilt wheel Ait conditioning am Im noroo "i 0 'i'ie V 8 Sport Coupe A Good Selection! I'iggpf -us* p»Qoi ha» .it melaMii S't nun* control electric -Mr detogoer deloy •rtgin* divided t'ont tool etecinc root onomicoi V-6 engine om tm flereo rodio windsh.eldw.pe't 'Ollv wheel* tpoii miKOit d«togo*i only 14 000 nvle* nil *t.«nnq wheel outo 'ran* pow*' flooring A broke* elect'ic only 39.000 mil.. Midnight bkxh with ho»> white with maioori .myl rool 8 match reor odoggo' fpel mirror* ruirpfoofed b'ighi cuitom cloth Stk Mo 3 9002 .ng .-.tenor Sit. No 3 6663A blue metallic Stk No 3 3037A Our "Best" 5895 *4995 4995 Prices of 1981 Blazer mm IFS WHAT A SMALL CAR Two Wheel Drive Midnight block economical 6 cyl ong.no a the Year! CAN BE WHEN ITS AN OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE transmission power fleering A brakes an 7295 flereo radio block rear glass raiding 1 ComelnToday! TEST DRIVE A FIRENZA TODAY seat Ziebonltufiproot St*. No 3 46»'A LANNAN Chevrolet - Oldsmobile 40 Winn Street Open Daily Woburn. Ma. Tel. 935-2000 Soles 8:30-9 Sat 9-5 Service 8-5:30 M-F Unbelievable, But True FEDELE AUTO SALES 7 Z LIFETIME* AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 438-7474 263 Main Street •:30a.m.-8P.m. 1973 DJ5C JEEP auto 19/B SILVER OLD 438-7475 Stoneham, Mass. Sot. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 33,000 miles new exhaust SMOBILE, Cutlass GUARANTEE battery runs great US Supreme with air, 1 SERIOUS CAR BUYERS RECOGNIZE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST AROUND surplus. Call 438-1219. owner, 68,000. miles. We Guarantee $1100 or best offer. Good cond. $4000. Call fOR DEPENDABLE. QUALITY, USED CARS. THANK YOU! Your Muffler, A622 729 4948 or 227 7250. Tailpipe, Exhaust 1975 FORD Mustang II A6-24 1972 OLDS DELTA 88, 77 PlYBOUTH 77 BOBCAT Pipe And Labor Must sell, auto trans 75 FORD MUSTANG 78 PINTO dependable trans, needs good motor, good running FU«r SQUIRE WAGON MAKES IT EASY 4 cyl. outo, p.s.. f m 2dr. Cpe.. 4 cyl, auto some work. $500 or BO. cond. Needs brakes. $400 •4dt small V 8 auto vinyl roof, high mile 70K, new paint, runs 4 cyl. auto, trans. Select from - Chevettes, ] 983'S • For As Long As 944 6850X2513 or 721 1426. or BO 935 6293. p.s.p.b.. 63.000 mi age, new point, light excellent. Wood sides, rool rock You Own Your A6 22 A624 runs excellent. blue blue int Orange/Ton int. Citations, Malibus. AVAILABLE Carl 1978 MERCURY $1495 $1995 S1995 $2395 1966 FORD Mustang COUGAR XR7, 44,000 COMPARE OUR PRICES convert. Good cond. miles, AM-FM stereo, AT $1000 Call after 6 pm. 935 sunroof. Very clean, no (2) 78 FORD AND SAVE SANBORNHILL 0094. rust, no dents. PS. PB, A6 27 "77 ».«. 78 TOYOTA CELICA FAIRMONT WAGONS 1462 MAIN STREET AC. asking $4000. or BO. 78 MERC. CAPRI 729-8309. A6-28 4-dr.. 4 spd, Diesel S.T. Econ., 6 cyl. outo. 1982 74 FORD E300 Van, 6 cyl. V 6 auto, p.s.p.b. READING Auto., excel, work van. 1979 CAMARO. Blue. 6 Custom Model Liftbock Model. S spd p.s.. niceorig. depen sunroof 63.000 mi Extra trans, and eng. cyl.. stick shift. PS, dls; om/lm. 66K. Enjoy stereo, a/c. 71K New dable. mid-size wogn CHEVETTE Hatchback Model incl. 11000. 933 5552 brakes, r defr. rear 40plusMPG Point, runs new. I Blue I Brown Your Choice 1982 CHEVETTE 4 DR. SEDAN A6 23 spoiler, AM-FM sterec, S 3250 Auto. Trans.. AM Radio. Vinyl Sid. Mldg. W w 1980 TOYOTA 3/4 ton digital clock, sonar guarj $2395 S2500 $2695 pick up. 58K, 4 cyl 4 spd alarm, 4 Daytona raised long bed 1 owner. Ex white lettered radials SAVE 3 WAYS cellent condition. $3700. with spoke wheels, plus 4 SO OLDS CUTLASS 79 CAMARO mounted radials and 79 MERC. CAPRI 78 AUDI 5000 438 1153. SUPREME DIESEL BERLINETTA RENT spare. 57,000 mi. Very 4 dr Sedan. 5 cyl. auto BUY LEASE A6 22 Hatchback 4 cyl. Fully loaded. T-rool. good cond. $4500. 729-0149 Auto, p s.p.b.. a'c, p s.p.b stereo cass 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT 4 spd., ps . Im. o/c, 0m. tilt cruise MSOPerAAo. alter 6 pm. days 431 -3848. split seats, road a/c, cruise, white •18.95 Auto trans sticker ready 61.000 mi Black alloy wheels. PW. wheels. Gray Red blue. 70K. runs excel. >4495 $400 Call 438 1679. A6 28 Red Int. Very fancy. power DL. siereo 36 Mo. Lease Per Day • BRING THIS AD • "» Vinyl roof. local trade A6-22 MOROSA CHROME cassette. llS valve covers. New still In S3495 Ramada Inn 112 HaverhillSt. AND TAKE 20% Off ' 1976 MONTE CARLO, $3695 $4495 $5595 box. Fit Ford 289, 302 and No. Reading THROUGH JULY 30 red. white vinyl roof, ps, Woburn FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES I pb auto, am/fm radio, 35IW. Asking $35. 272- exc cond, no dents, no 2417. 935-7768 ■ 944-3567 944-9854 I rust, asking $2200 or BO. A7-8 Call 603 432 4593. 1976 DODGE 4 dr. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE A6-22I Coronet vinyl roof, new USED CARS WANTED 79 HONDA ACCORD, LX. AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 1979 MONTE CARLO 1972 VW BUG. new paint, brakes, good cond. $695. We also sell quality used Silver, new paint, good AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE 1978 FIESTA 2 dr.. 4 cyl., Is it true that you can buy 41K, auto, p/s-p/b. a/c, 1982 FORD ESCOK very gd. cond. $1200 or Call 933 4266 anytime. auto parts. Tested and Int., AC, stereo. Runs 1980 FIREBIRD, dark std. shift, new brakes. Jeeps for $44 through the stereo, I owner, im- HATCHBACK, 24 K ml., BO. Call 729 5924. A6-24 guaranteed. Aberjona good. Best reas. offer. brown w/3 gold stripes. Excellent cond. $1895. U.S. Government? Get maculate condition. std.. exc. cond.. 15150. A6 23 1978 FORD FAIRMONT, Auto Parts Inc. 278 280 Call 272 2482. 36.000 mi. 8 cyl. PS. PB, 944 5824 evens. the facts today! Call (312) S4S00. 438-1153. Call 944 0134. ranch wagon, mint cond. Salem St.. Woburn 933- A6-30 AM-FM cassette stereo, 1980 AMC SPIRIT, 2dr., 4 A6-28C 742 1142, ext 5862 A6 22 FS6;27C $2995 Call 933 4266. 4440. Mass. Lie. No. 2605. auto. One owner Iran cyl., 4 spd.. std. PS. radio, 1976 PONTIAC A7 131 1973 CAMARO, great 194,7 FORD SEDAN 2 dr. sferred Must sell. $5500. 1977 PLY. SPT. FURY. A6 24 Quality Our Goal; Excellent condition. no dents or rust. Excel, CATALINA WAGON, air 19 7 7 PONTIAC cond. 350 rebuilt eng. PS, Ilrm. Call 272 0915 after 5 40K. excellent condition, cond. Asking $2600 or B 1976 CAPRI II. Black, Satisfaction Our Reward. Extra parts included. cond., ps, pb, am-fm. FIREBIRD TRANS AM, PB, new Keystone mags pm. velour Interior, must be offer. 933 4608 chrome wheels, new AMIOx So.250 Must be seen. Call Elec. windows, new 66 liters. 400 cu ft, 6 gd all around. AM/FAA A6 23 seen. $2,500. 944 6244. Ask A6-24 brakes & steel belted tires, jm/fm, good cond, Michellns, 4 spd., V-6, stereo cassette, exc. Int. LOOKING FOR a used 861 8412. for Bill. IS IT TRUE you can buy 1981 DODGE OMNI. 51K 4 radials, 63.000 miles white/orange, good cond stereo, $1150. or BO. Call In storage S2200. or BO. car? Always a good ATFC A627C ieeps for *44 through the cyl Dr H/B. 1 owner, auto 12195 or best offer. 935 in &• out. Priced for quick 229 2183 after 3:45 week- Call 229 6493 selection. Save big. 1977 HONDA CIVIC U.S. government? Get the 1971 CHEVY WAGON transmission, like new 3343 days. sale. $3990. Call 658 4110. days. A6-23 Hagen Auto Sales, 6 West Hatchback Exc. cond, facts today! Call (312) body restored. Motor $3600, 438 1153. A6 28C A622t A6-24 St., Reading (rear of MUST SELL 1980 new exhaust sys, iust 742-1142. Ext. 5864. ailing but still depen A6 22 1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1973 BUICK LESABRE, 1965 MUSTANG GT white Plymouth Horizon TC3, 4 Mobil station) 944 7904 or dable. 1 owner Best of tuned 52 K mi. 4 sp. J2400. AM7 20 1978 CHEVY CAMARO, AM/FM 8 track stereo ps. pb. runs exc. new w/red int., low mi., on spd. 4-cyl. am Im stereo 944-0229 AtfC fer. 933 1878. Call 665 6456 or 664 3368. 1960 CORVETTE, rebuilt good condition, $4,000 or with Jensen speakers. exhaust, gd tires great rebuilt engine, engine rear defrost. 12,700 miles. A6-27 TRUCK FOR SALE A6 22 350, V 8, auto. Very good Best Offer. 944 7791, ask Chapman lock, all un 2nd car. little rust, First runs exc. Call 935 2933. 14400.00. Call 643 3199 1972 FORD F500 dump 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 14K cond 17995. 246 1956. 1976 CORVETTE. PS, for Kevin. dercoat, good on gas, no $500 or BO take it. Call $1000 or BO. AttT truck, low mileage on re mi on rebuilt engine. Exc. A6 22 PB. AC, AM FM, T roof A6 28C dents, no rot, excellent 664-5271 or 664-8650 after 3 A6-24 for parts Excel, cond. Low condition. Must be seen. USED CARS built engine. Hi-Low rear cond.. J9S0 or BO. Call 1972 CHEVY NOVA. 350 79MERCURY COUGAR p.m. 1982 BUICK REGAL Highest mileage. 245 5649 17800. 13,500 or Best Offer. 598 and salvage axle. Excel, cond. Inside 944 6595. engine. 4 speed. AM FM XR7 HARDTOP. Last Ad-221 Limited, 2 door coupe, all prices paid for late 8. out. JS.000. FIRM Call A6 22 A6 23 4237 stereo cassette, no rust, year of manufacture for 1977 FORD LTD WAGON, power, AC. AM-FM wrecks Used parts. for Glenn 944 1005, Steve 942 1972 MERCURY A7-22C w/body damage. Sell as stereo spoke wheels, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN very clean, $1200 firm. this full size classic. sale. Woburn Auto Parts, 0176, anytime. Call Bob after 4 pm. 933 COUGAR. 351 eng 4 1974 PEUGEOT 504. I Is. $1200 or BO. Call after plush Int. 22.000 miles. Super Beetle. Excel, Finished In navy blue 240 Mishawum Rd., A IfC owner, excellent con 6p.m 658 3605. Exc. cond. $8,800. Call original cond. Must be 4542. excel, tires, plus 2 good with small 302 V8. auto. Woburn. 933 7250. Mass A6 24 snows. Good running ditlon, 83K. 12900. Call A6 22t 658 9764 after 5 pm. JUNKCARS seen. J1650 or BO. Call power windows and air Dealer's License No. 827. cond. Some body rot. 438 1153 A6-24 J75 AND UP. Paid our 729-3007. 1969 PONT I AC Catallna, conditioning. $3495 944 1973 MAVERICK 4 dr. AM13x $500. 272 5724. A6 22 choice. Late models A6 23 exc. mechanical cond. 4617after 5p.m. brown All good tires, 1979 PONTIAC BON p6 VOU WANT an 1375 or BO. call 933 7114. A6-23 1972 CAMARO 307 Auto 8 runs good. $500. 933 5576. NEVILLE. 4 dr V8 Good welcome. 935-5218 1979 OLDSMOBILE A6-24C economical car needing A6-22 1970 MG, 4 spd. ~ with track no dents 1700 or best Ask for Ken. Call after cond. AC, stereo, gray A-lfC CUTLASS. Diesel, black '76 PONTIAC WAGON minor body repair? 1977 overdrive. Wire wheels. offer Days, 273 2050 with red vinyl uph. Orlg. 1981 MAZDA 626 luxury, 4 w/red trim, S3000. Call 1978 DODGE DIPLOMAT ASTRE SURFARI This 5:30 Flat 128 w/40.000 ml. $700 or BO. Must sell. 933 Evenings after 6 ask for A6 24 OwneT. $3500. or BO. 944- door, sunroof. 5 spd.. Mint 729 5869. Medallion, V8. 318 eng.. Is Pontiac's top of the line J1200. as Is. 6586275, 9182 Irene 7091 or 944-6664. cond. grey. $6600. Call 1 A623 auto, trans. AC. loaded 2 dr. compact wagon 1974 SUBARU standard, St«ve. A;tH A6-23 A6-22 A6 28 369 1221. with extras, needs some (Similar to Datsun, new muffler, tailpipe, AM6 25 1974 TOYOTA CELICA. body work. Inspected JEEP for parts or Toyota, etc.) 4 cyl.. auto, 1976 OLDS CUTLASS battery, tune up, etc. 73 BUICK ELECTRA. 4 BUSINESS Needs body work, engine April 83. Best offer for rebuild. 1946 M.B. Rblt. ps, 55,000 original miles. Brougham loaded with all 70,000 mi. Very good dr.. ve eng. All radial 1979 DODGE ASPEN runs great. AM-FM cass. quick sale. 729-6174. eng. and trans. Nds. Runs as newl $1595 944 options. Sothern car runs cond. BO, must sell. Call tires, $550 or BO. 938-1351. OPPORTUNITIES station wagon, 6 cyl.. Snows. Asking S750 or BO. A6 24 windshield, whls. Have 4617 after 5 p.m. and looks like new. Must Lisa days 938-0004; A4V24 i NO. READING automatic transmission, Call 933-1455. Ask for 1980 PLYMOUTH, TC-3, extra frames, etc. $350 or A6-24C sell Immediately $3350 or evenings 935-2232. 1970 AMC Ambassador, Gas & repair station. ps, pb, J3200. Call 944 3225 Mary. Horizon, "Turlsimo" 5 BO. After 6 pm. 935-8109. 1979 FORD PINTO best offer. Call Demetri, MM good transportation, AM; 17 OWNER RETIRING after 6 p.m. speed. AM/FM stereo, A6-23 STATION Wagon. Ex 4386284. 19 7 4 PONTIAC starts in all weather, good AFT. 20 yrs. Successful A6-31C 1978 CONCORD WAGON, 56.000 ml. Asking S4000 1975 PLYMOUTH Sport cellent condition. A6 22 CATALINA. Very batttery and new brakes. operation, high traffic & CARS BOUGHT std. 6 cyl. AM FM radio, (Ave. retail. S4150) Call Fury, 69.000 ml. Has 1 yr. dependable. 4 cyl.. 4 1972 VW BUS. great dependable. Runs good. Must sell $200. 664-0988 top opportunity. Trinity Used or Junk top money AC. 63,000 miles $2495 after 6.00 pm evelngs or sticker. Nice car. $1250 S«d, $2150 or best offer. shape 1st ad asking $750. $600 or BO Call 935 1503 after 4:30 p.m. or Realty 664-2023. Call 944-2581. Call 935 2545. 658 6100 ext 2334 days firm. Call 935-3021. I after 6 p.m 942 0221 Call 665 3035. after 5 pm. weekends. B0622N A6 29C A6 23 A622C A6 23 A424C A6 22 A6 2i AM2-.

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North Reading LOST PETS MOTORCYCLES CINEMAS 1 &2 LOST: Male neuteres cat, ANIMAL SPAYING 1979 CM400T Honda. New vie of Park & Woburn Sts Local hospital Fern cat, rear tire, many extras. Host a foreign student Wilmington, It orange & 430. male cats, S20 Small MOO or BO Call 273 1550 Rte.28 664-2211 bet. 8 4:30 days, ask for white, l yr. old. Kids fern dog »38, small male The AYUSA In- America and the allowance by the for the student par- crying. Flutty come dog. «8. 729-6453. PM4x Don. M04 22 stitute, through its Orient have applied to AYUSA Institute to ticipants but also for CINEMA I n* home 658 2039 DOG GROOMING cover their incidental their Host Families, L622T ALL BREED Dog 1979 KAWASAKI KD125, local Community attend school in our very last, good cond. S475 expenses, and host friends, and the Ladies, almost new, Grooming: Flea baths, Counselor, Frank local school districts, BREATHLESS Timex watch, gold with tick dips .". hot oil or best offer. Call 933 DeGeorge, will bring and families wishing to families are given a schools involved." •.quare face, gold mesh 1440 says DeGeorge. treatment avail, by M0422 several international explore the possibility monthly stipend to bracelet Vicintiy ot PDGA member. Call starring Richard Gere students to our of hosting one of them offset the costs of •What is really Summer Ave . Main St & Wilmington Pet Shop. 658 81 YAMAHA 450 Special hosting students. Washington St 944 3394. 5041 for appt. PM8 II II 4.500 mi.. Like new suburban communities as a member of their needed in a host family L624C Bob 944 2476 after 4. beginning in August of own families are en- Students are covered MALE TIOER CAT. is a real desire to in- 7:10p.m. 8 9:20 p.m. HOYS Pro Thunder BMX M627C this year to participate couraged to contact by medical and ac- clude the student as a neutered, free to good 1976 HONDA CB 750F. cident insurance, and Huffy bike, silver with home. Lap cat; very in their Academic DeGeorge for more member of the family. lilue trim Lost Leonard Only 3600 miles. Looks are supported CINEMA II PG n loving. I yr old Must Year in the USA. A details and in- The student is still a ond. Winchester. give up due to allergies like new $1095. Call throughout the year by W.ward 9330133 June evenings 245 4199 non-profit educational formation about the young person and Call 944 0673 M06 24C the Institute's staff 20 P6 22 institution dedicted to program. needs the love and RAIDERS of the LOST ARK L6 24 1983 HONDA 650CC DeGeorge says that and many Community BLACK ANGORA kit international youth support of a real Starring BLACK 8. WHITE Cat NIGHTHAWK. blue case the major requirement Counselors across the tens, green eyes, gentle & study, the AYUSA family — not just a Harrison -ussing Responds to loving Call 272 6774. guards and cable lock Institute operates both for families who want United States who place to live for -cppie Lost on Main St P6 24 1000 miles Adult owned maintain close contact rd near Book Fair It found $2400. Call 231 0550 5-month and 10-month to host a student is awhile." 789:10 p.m. F° o'tase call Maria 938 0297 GOLDEN RETRIEVER M0622S programs for qualified simply that of "open both with the student's Ifter J 30 or 729 9450. ext PUPPIES 1981 SUZUKI 450, exc. overseas students hearts and an active natural parents and DeGeorge says that •''84 30. $2501300. Championship cond Priced to sell. $1150 between the ages of 15 interest in young the sponsoring families who are in- Screening Room PG LA 28 papers Call 658 8033 ask or BO. 933 7798 and 19 who have high people of other organizations overseas terested in hosting a LIGHT BROWN older for Karen M06 24 Led Zeppelin P4 22C academic and cultures," and that who have chosen and student are en- dog vie of High 8. 1980 Honda 650cc. black, Auburn Sts . Woburn language skills and an those families are screened the students couraged to apply as FREE KITTENS - exc. cond., elec horns, • -The AYUSA early as possible, and The Song Remains C 111935 8034 beautiful, fluffy male always garaged. Adult interest in American welcome to apply. L6 24 orange tiger and 2 very owned, new tune up $1500 culture and family life. Students on Ihe program presents an may contact him at The Same cute fuzzy black females or b.o. Call after 5 p.m. AYUSA program are intriguing experience 438-5358 to ask for Students from Kurope, 7-9:20 p.m. FOUND to good homes. 942 0533. 6646162. South and Central given a monthly in education not only more information. \.L WHITE CAT F4-23C MQ622N Ir endlv but frightened on BEAUTIFUL FACE: "estnul Street, Monday Spayed female cat. Grey ..Iternoon. Call 933 5979 w/white on face 4, chest ,ifternoons& eves Longhaired, double paws. F04 22 Gentle Free to good PUBLIC NOTICE POUND Miniature home 944 0673. Collie June 20 eve. on P4 27 Salem Street. Woburn v-3 3299 TIMID CAT: Multi color, F04 24 spayed female, young. THE Needs kind, patient wner Call 272 2092 SOFA SHOPPE P427 ENTERTAINMENT OFWAKEFIELD 'Aert's Music Machine PUPPIES for sale, sTEVE ' Mert" Amaru. standard poodles 8. lab Oisc Jockey Music for all mix. Good temp Ready occasions Reasonable to go J25 to tSO. Call 442 rates Call after 5 p.m. 2070 944-6749 __E£ T4 29S ENT tfC CLASS REUNION? Ple.ise adopt from MRS FUNDR + ISER? BROWN'S SHELTER. °UT YOUR confidence in 216 Cambridge Rd., 'Let the Good Times Woburn. Mini poodle fo Roll" Large or small we adult person, Husky do them all; from a house crossed puppy. 4 cross lull to a hall full We've bred Samoyed puppies, a (>een in business over 20 young Newfoundland, years No gimmicks - cross bred Collies. 9 mo. lust qreat music from the Lab Shepherd We place 10' s to the 80' s. only with resp people. Meterences on request, 933 8539. Hrs. 1:304:30 special rales for P428 - hanties You really can nre the best for less! 944 4417 ENT tfC ANTIQUES Antique Clocks SOUND DECISION HIGHEST cash price OR MUSIC tronvttre40 s paid for all antique to the BO's SO's/and 60s clocks. Complete are a specialty. Super repairing & restoration ,ound 8. lights. We're #1 Call anytime. 658 2766 No brag, just tact! Call ANT tfT professional audio technician & DJ Pete WANTED — Oak, walnut, Maguire, 438 8993 mahog. 8. early pine turn ENT tfS Lamps, wicker, pottery, SOUNDS UNLIMITED" other antiques. I will pay TOTAL LIQUIDATION f'ROF. DJ service. cash for one piece or Music 8. equip, tailored to estate Call Tony days, We have been trying desper- your needs Weddings, eves. 933 3611 iunctions & parties ANTM25x ately to find a new spot, but Music is our only THIS AND THAT uusiness " 417 352 8319 AUCTION COMPANY had no luck to date — now we ENTtfC 6A Montvale Ave , WE DJ. YOUR WAY Stoneham, Ma, 438 7140, are forced to sell (regardless MUSIC BY US" for any hrs. 10am to 4pm, eves occasion. 50s to 80s. Call call 233 7351 Buying of cost) all our stock — and we now. Ed. 933-8474 or anything or everything in George 938-0392. EM3x household goods Dolls, . . only have a Few Weeks! SOPHISTICATED turn, tables, toys, SOUNDS glassware, china, quilts, — Hurry For Best Selection — PROFESSIONAL DJ MC jewelry, tools, wicker, service We provide a etc. Always paying top highly unique 8' fully price. Call Ruby before customized sound system you sell. to complement any oc ANT tfT casion Featuring non COLONIAL CAMEL BACK SET QUEEN SLEEPER SET WING BACK SET stop music past to WANTED Antique turn, present References oriental rugs, oil pain LIVING ROOM SET available 617 374 1848 tings, old toys, china, Sofa & Love Seat, Sleep Sofa & Love Sofa & Chair, Rust EM2x clocks. One item or complete estates pur- THE DEE JAYS chased Call Frank, 438 Sofa-Love Seat-Chair Blue Dot Nylon Vel Seat, 100% Herculon Tweed Nylon PARTIES. DANCES, 7595 or 662 0595. weddings Music from ANT tfS vet Cover 40's through 80's. Call now to reserve your date ANTIQUES Ed Dee 438 7794. Bill Dee Money Given Away - 245 7249 HIGHEST PRICES paid s ENT tfC for anything old. China Reg. M299 NOW Reg.'1398 NOW Reg. 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