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The Wilmington Crusader WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS - Wfepnesppay, APRIL 7, 19S4 PRICE It Wilmington Publio JWjgr. ' Sfclara P -Chip** -V&P*1** ,; ,206 Andover Street,, RI© 1 VHorth Wilmington, *»«» ; ■ The Wilmington Crusader WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS - wfePNESPPAY, APRIL 7, 19S4 PRICE It. VOL. 17 NO. 14 Little League Officials Prepare For Second Seasqn Officials of the Wilmington Little DEATH OF MRS. MARIETTA WALTER HALE CHAIRMAN IMMUNIZATION CLINIC League, meeting in the Roman Gildart Chevrolet Company, the LIBBY OF BALDWIN CLUB Has your child been immuniz- House last night, are in the midst Chisholm Mink Farm, and Wein- Mrs. Marietta A. Libby, 78, died berg's Department store. Although ed against whooping cough, of preparations for a second Little Walter L. Hale Jr., "Jerry Hale", in the St. Johns hospital, Lowell, no announcement has been made it of Glen road, was elected chairman diphteria and tetanus? I Monday, one month after she had League season, in Wilmington, one is understood that the sponsors of of the Baldwin Civic Association, An immunization clinic will entered the hospital with a broken be held in the Congregational that they hope will be even better the minor leagues are to be the Inc., at its annual meeting, last hip. A resident of South Tewks- than that of last year. same as last year. night. Mr. Hale, a lifetime resi- Church vestry, on Tuesday, bury for nine years, she had made Meeting under the chairmanship Little League officials, at the dent of Wilmington, is a member of April 13, 1954, from 9:30 a.m.i her home with her son, Kenneth of Bert Sell, plans were discussed present time, are searching for two a well known Wilmington family. to 11:30 a.m. A. Bibby, 54 Bay State avenue. for the Kick Off Night, m Wil- managers, for major league teams, and has served in several capacities, This clinic is sponsored by| Born in Roxbury, she hail made the Board of Health and offers mingtoa High School, on April 23rd. and several minor league managers in town committees. her home in Burlington and Low- The committee in charge of the as well. Umpfres for both major and protection against whooping, Elected as Vice Chairman was cough, diphtheria and tetanus. ell, before moving to South Tewks- kick off will be Larry Cushing, minor leagues will also have to be George Dahl, of North street, while bury nine years ago. She is surviv- John Ritchie, and Ed Curtis, and recruited. Wes Baker, Chief Ump- It is for pre-school children James Pipes was elected secretary, only. Each child must have ed by two sons, Kenneth, and Al- the committee has announced that ire, is in charge of recruitment of Mrs. Ruth Hale treasurer, and bert A. Libby of Concord N.H.. two for the first time the people of umpires, and any person who wish- three inoculations at four week Frank K. Bishop was re-elected fin- intervals. daughters., Mrs. Jenney Messenger Wilmington will be able to see the es to assist, as a coach, or umpire, ancial secretary. I of Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Mrs. fine colored movies taken of last The Board of Health hopes or in any other capacity is invit- Elected to the Board of Directors that any child three months of Lauretta Kontras qf Manchester year's team. ed to attend thc next regular meet- was Alan Sheperd. Mrs. Ruby Pip- age or over who has not been N.H.. 15 grandchildren and I great- The Kick Off will be the occaswn ing, which will be in the Roman es. Mrs. Alice Ouelette, Millard great grand children. when the boys of Wilmington, 8 given this protection will take I House, at 8 p.m. next Tuesday. I Pipes, Warren Willis, Arthur Spear advantage of the opportunity to Funeral services were held at 2 to 12, will sign up for the coming In making the announcement a- | and Joseph Slater. p.m. today, in the Nichols Funeral season. Each boy must be present have it done at the clinic,, or bout the kick off. on April. 23rd, through a private physician. Home, on Middlesex avenue,, with to sign up, if he wishes to be el- president Bert Sell has emphasized WILMINGTON SKATING CLUB the Rev. Stanley jCummings, of igible, and he must be accompanied that it is open to the public, and IN TWO MEETS THIS the Congregational Church officiat- by a parent. A large crowd is ex- he has extended a special invitation WEEKEND Connie Mack, forsees the White ing. Burial was in the family lot Ected, the same as last year. The to anv person interested in taking Sox and Indians fighting for the in Chestnut Hill cemetery, Rur- ttle League plans to invite the The Wilmington Skating Club, part in the opening day parade, in '54 American League pennant, with lington. Selectmen of Wilmington to be any rapacity. "home of the champions" will par- the Yankees finishing third, says present, as guests of honor, and ticipate in two matches this week- The Spotting News. The cancer death rate would hopes to present the board, at the end, both within motoring dis- • * » « ' * DELIVERY SEDAN FOR SALE drop 40 per cent if every practi- same time as it present* the spon- tance of Wilmington. Participat- cing physician this year discov- sors. ing will be Jean Ashworth, North Pat Monahati's definition of ered only one early curable cjasje As before there will be four major Chevrolet Delivery Sedan, 1951. American Intermediate Champion, spring: "When the days get longer Like new, 24,000 miles. Ask- of cancer, the American Cancer leagues, and four minor leagues, and her sister Jackie, Jerry Galvin, and the underwear gets shorter," Society points out ing price, $900.00. Call Apple- gets The Sporting News crack- as plans are at present. As before by OL. 8-3391. 112 Butters Leon "Butch" Backman, and Mike Wefirberg, All fiv are winners of of-tlie-wecV award. the sponsors of the major leagues Row Wilmington. e will be Fred F. Cain. Incorporated. many cups and medals. • * • • • ALTMAN'S, INC. Saturday evening, at the North When Dusty Rhodes reported to ' " SEE ME FIRST." Share Speed Skating Matches, in the Giants this spring, reports The Dial OL. 8-4631 - Wilmington Lynn, will be the first occasion," and Sporting News, he was assigned to the second will be Sunday after- room with Bobby' Hofman, the Prim* Club Sirloin 75e oittTP A RIIY ' Here is a very nice well built home at an Genuine Spring Lamb Legs noon, starting at 1 p.m. The Bos- team's classiest dresser. Rhodes was ton Skating Club will lie host- of 'the worst, until he began climbing First this Season We the Sunday match, which will lie into Hofman's clothes. This was Ham Slices $11° for the Metropolitan Indoor Spud Bobby's comment on his roomie: Skating Champions, and will be "DtlSt) reported in good shape. He came "itli his underwear." AND IS ONLY 5 ye.? o.d. ^ ^ held at the Boston Skating Club, on Soldiers Field Road. Brighton. 1950 STUDEBAKER VFW WHIST CANCELLED 2 TON CHASSIS and CAB The regular whist party of the VFW, held Wednesday eve- . WALLPAPER EXCELLENT CONDITION ning, will not be held tonight. lour.iim - Kyanizt Paintt Further notice will be given. Owr 15,000 rollt in Slock $450.00 the selling price £«;»„,, ,,„„„„., .„ For s Motor vehicle accidents in the NORTH OF BOSTON United States killed 38.000 per- Bradbury's - Woburn Arnold Ford Sales sons in 1952 while cancer killed 318 Main st. - WO 2-2747 Boston Rd. - Billerica Ctr. • HAMILTON REAL ESTATE • 220,000 persons, the American Across from (First National Stores) Cancer Society reports. Bill. 662 256 Main Street Wallpaper Edges Trimmed F ree I Evenings Call Bill. 3103 Sto-eham 6-2426 - ©4W1 The American Cancer Society is sponsoring 285 grants-in-aid 100% Steel Venetian Blinds W.nt To'Sell rgSSSP. tM Mftl. -m* y. for cancer research this year. ALL SIZES IN STOCK - IS" I 64" Thro 86" x S4 DR. ERWIN F. CHERNOFF • $2.99 • Announces the opening of VINCENT'S CURTAIN SHOPPE his practice of 460 MAIN ST. * WO. 2-1261 * WOBURN OPTOMETRY A Complete and Varied Line of DRINK MORE MILK1 on March 27th in Wilmington DRAPES and CURTAINS 7 Church Street BELL FARM DAIRY Daily 9 to 5:30 • • • Monday & Friday Evenings All Sizes Available 7 to 9 p.m. Wilmington OL. 8-3713 Curtains priced from (Residence OL 8-3441) OLiver 8-2071 OLiver 8-2566 $2:98 up M-24-31-A-7-14 A Full Line of Domestics and Linen* • SPECIAL • Venetian Blinds (all steel) 18 to 36 inch Only $2.99 Curtains MadfTo Fit Free of Charge PILLOWS — SHEETS - TOWELS Slip Covers, Made to Order and Ready-Fit ? r*A' TWO THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, ItM ~' — THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER ments in postal service, since the first of April. In our town, of ARTHUR KIDDER IN ST. Published Every Wednesday course, it includes a new postoffice, but in all towns it now seems JOHNS HOSPITAL to be the rule that the postoffice department is making every ef- Arthur G. Kidder. of Thurstan Entered as Second Class matter November 22, 1950 at the Post fort to see that mall addressed to people who live in a town should Avenue is a patient in St. John's Office at Wilmington, Massachusetts, under the act of March 3. be by the name of that town. hospital, Lowell, after having been 1897, by the Billerica Publishing Company. Tewksbury, in the past (and we have commented on it more transported in the Wilmington STANLEY J. BOCKO Publisher than once) has been an awful example of what can happen to Fire Department Ambulance, at Box 506, Wilmington, Massachusetts people.
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