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16THYIAR.NO. 45 WILMINGTON, MASS., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 FIFTEEN CENTS

The New High School ^akespeart is (Homing! The Senior Class of Wilmington High School is reaching back to the classical antiquities of the English language for its senior play, this year. School Board Selected for the play, or as someone has expressed It, for their "vehicle" Is Shakespeare - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" - one of Shakespeare's mort ethereal wants another plays. It is to be performed next week, starting Thurs- day, through Saturday, in the Herbert C. Barrowa Auditorium. This is the first time, it Is believed that Wilmington High School has tried Shakespeare In a quar- committee ter of a century. A meeting li scheduled to be held tonight, In the High School Library, of the various town boards and commit- tees that may be Interested in the building of a High School, or an addition to the present building. It has been called for by the Wilmington School Com- mittee, with most of the invitations by telephone, The School Committee, hopefully, wants some other board or committee to take over the function of pushing for a new High School. It says In effect that it has too many other things to do. So far there has been no enthulastlc response by any other committee. Town Manager Sterling Morris cannot be present. He has some military duty which he must perform, that evening. Of the other boards, no definite responses are known of at this writing. The Wilmington Planning Board felt. Tuesday night, that two of its members could attend, and THI OlD BOUTWIU HOUSi: Whkh iiHd tar many years nw the ft) anceural h.m. tar many e» that family n.m., Including Oevamer It was prepared to offer more school sites, for the con- present ilta •! IrM PuSey hem*, an S.utw.11 Street. It wn built In awtwarl, •! Maueihvtarrs, aaeut ana hundred yHn aee. sideration of the School Committee. 1711, end m tern dawn abaut 1910, p.,hap, a llttla earlier, h w> The letter written by the School Committee reads: an enormous and time-consuming needed school facilities for our Shakespcoit? is coming \o task. From: Wilmington School Com- tee member is undergoing a major youngsters. Marcia Road mlttee. transition. New educational The School Committee, therefore We would like to meet with you Vflfflfag+mioff Vilmingfon Subject: . Future Direction of changes and such complex Issues wishes to take the position that Jointly to further elaborate our Re-Instated School Building Program. as collective bargaining are be- once it has established the educa- thoughts. Communication as to The Wilmington School Com- tional specifications for any new date. time, and location of this coming &o Shakespeare? coming added burdens with Present at the meeting was Se- mittee In examining its role and Increasing demands on the Com- school building these specifica- meeting will be by telephone to Marcia Road, In North Wilming- the role of School Administrators tions will be forwarded to other the various board chairmen. ton, has returned to the good lectman James Mlcell. who has mittee's time. Likewise, the role attended four recent meetings Setfior Class In the area of school construction of the Superintendent of Schools Is appropriate committees for their Thank you for your considera- grices of the town, and is once recognizes that It has the obliga- action. The School Committee's tion and Interest In "our school again a road. The Planning Board. because of a discussion concern- changing rapidly and will continue ing Webber Road, on which he presents tion to provide the educational to do so. There are many pro- major role in the building pro- buildings needs. Tuesday night, took action to re- specifications for any new con- gram will have been accom- voie Its former reclnslon of the lives, and had participated in the grams that need his attention and Planning Board discussions. He struction. It is the intent of the direction. To direct an educa- plished. Liaison personnel will pirn for the road. School Committee to meet this be assigned to assist any Involved LACK OF ENTHUIASM CANCELS As ajresult of the lncompletion thanked the Planning Board. Tues- *A mdsummer I)W tional program for more than day night, for allowing him to responsibility at all times. 5200 young people and to super- committee, but the great Impetus WINTER CARNIVAL cl :he/hrork on building the road, TTie role of the School Commit- to see any school building pro- a developer, the Planning participate. Dream * vise a total staff of'over 350 is gram carried (rom Mated need A number of Wilmington mer- ■jasra. on January Tth. HN. re- The McMahon Funeral Home, TAintSo! through to fruition must come chants and business men who were ■t>Joseph Mc- School Administration wish to money back within the next few Woburn Street School. The Town Mahon. is being transferred, by Harrow's Auditorium plan, to a lot of land having the remain helpful, and they obvious- days. Meeting then adopted a compli- Anwar*, by Nancy PMHaa R&S Not Polluters ly recognise that they have a The event had the backing of the cated Betterment Plan" which old McMahon home on It. The vested Interest in the quality and Recreation Commission, and applied the money available to presumption by one member of the Planning Board, who viewed Miss Laura M. Marland, retired line of "What Fools these Mortals versatility of any school construc- would have been a step toward that portion of Marcia Road head of the English Department, Be". He Is to play Puck. David The Boston Globe, Tuesday morning, named Raffl & tion: but the responsibility of the creating more recreation for having homes. If developers the plan, before voting. Is that Swanson, of Eames Street, as one of 57 water polluters there may be a sale In the future for whom the School Library Is O'Rourke, an expansionist minded School Committee must not be the residents of the town, both wanted to build on the vacant lots names, at one time presented Senior, has a wonderful time too - of New England streams. extended into the area of provid- young and old. they would have to provide money of the home of the late Mr. Mc- Mahon. Shakespeare plays to the public, He Is Lysander. and It will be he It just isn't so. according to Ralph Swanson. vice ing the primary leadership In Ice sculptures on the common, for the completion of the last por- through the High School classes. who will say "The Course of True president of the firm. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers "selling" any building program lobaggan races at the town park. tion of the road. COMPLGR APHIC ADMITTED TO Miss Carol Chlpman. a teacher Love never did Run Smooth" - to the Town Meeting. speed skating on Silver Lake, a Town Engineer Arthur Harding AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE in Wilmington High, is the lady David feels that the High School has been advised fully, he says, and somehow has not In addition to the fact that it is town wide neighborhood hockev reported on the progress, at paid any attention to what they have been told. who Inspired the Senior Class to seniors are having an exhausting not the School Committee's role, tournament and a snowman con- Tuesday night's meeting. The The Board of Governors of the take up Shakespeare. Miss Chip- time, verifying that fact, In the we also know that neither the test for the children were to be street, he said, had been paved American Stock Exchange re- man la active in the Quannapowitt play. In June of 1971 Raffl it Swanson listed. They added that If there Committee's nor the Administra- Included, along with the first an- that day. And, with safeguards cently approved for original Players, of Reading, and has The costumes are being pre- noted that there was talk about were any further questions to tor's knowledge of building and nual house lighting contest with a to Insure that the town gets paid, listing 7.685.789 shares of com- appeared In a production of A pared by Peggy McNamara and enforcing an old Refuse Act, please contact Raffl ft Swanson. construction exists to any degree prize awarded for the most crea- the Planning Board then re-In- mon stock In five companies. Midsummer Night's Dream, in a group of friends, all High dating back to the 1890's and Immediate action, they said, of excellence. tive display of Christmas decora- stated Marcia Road. Included were 1,891,000 common New Hampshire, during the past School girls, and Johnny Bognore wrote a letter to the U.S. Army would be forthcoming. We must look to the municipality tions. Both William MacKinnon and shares In Compugraphlc Corpora- summer. and Bobby Bush, have been pre- Corps of Engineers, requesting Then came Tuesday morning. through Its various Boards, to Unfortunately It has had to be Bob Leahy, new members atten- tion of Wilmington. Mike Harrington will have the paring the scenery. a copy, so that the firm could be The Boston Globe listed the Pol- provide the leadership In the cancelled due to the lack of enthu- ded the meeting, being Introduced Compugraphlc manufactures fully advised of the act. luters, and there was the name necessary areas of site selec- iasm within the community It by Town Manager Sterling Morris. machines used in typsetting On August 16th the Army Corps of Raffi ft Swanson. tion, land taking, bond Issues or was not possible to generate suffi- They were cordially received. systems. of Engineers wrote a letter ask- Mr. Swanson got on the phone, construction if the Town is to be cient support. Another Job far ing if Raffl it Swanson was going to the Army Corps of Engineers. successful in providing much to file, for the permit requested. He talked, he says, with a Major Town Department Heads Ralph Swanson wrote back and Cook. In Waltham. According to Swain School Art Display Walker Mothers TOWN MANAGER PLANS out personalities. All articles said that Raffl & Swanson had three Swanson, the Major said he had A.NEWS LETTER submitted must be signed and small discharges of water, which put Raffl ft Swanson on the list dated by the author. The deedllne In Memorial Library Learning Festival ,or ubm|, |on was uncontamlnated. and had been because they had not filed a per- Town Manaier Sterllne Morris ■ » will be the twee- subjected to very little Increase mit. Students of the Swain School Mrs. Mott, art instructor (or Members of the Walker School 'ton. in** aclence experi- „ p|inn, ' ,„,„,„,/, EL" Ueth of each month. in temperature. The major added that he would Mothers Club will sponsor a mtnli, dinosaurs, magnets and ,,tt,r ,„ f-j. ,h, , . „.., Each board, commission. corn- The refuse act clearly states are exhibiting their art work at the Swain School has chosen mlMM Bd d visit the plant the first of next the Memorial Library during the these works aa representative Learning Festival on December motors, spelling games, educa- m|n.lon about the operations of • «P*'tment Is being that a permit Is not required week, and have a look for himself. «h. between the hours of 7 and tlonal handicrafts and many other , , , u Is to be r,«UM,,d «• »■»"»'« •Peeled under these conditions. month of November, of the variety of techniques the own 0Virnmtn Until that time, presumably, The display can be seen In the students are using. 10 p.m. Parents will hsve the msterlals representing all areas li|urd mon.niv tnd throulh co. articles, calendar eveats, an- R It s advised that they felt there for a small amount of clear water children's room of the library Three dimensional works, prints opportunity to browse and pur-- of Interest to children. operation with the Recreation »ouacemeets and new appoint- was no need of filing. The state Raffi ft Swanson will be on the from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday and pencil drawings are among chase educational material at Th. event will not only help B^Vgrtrtt """'" """"I" w,,h "'"•" ,0 had checked the water and found list of "water polluters" of New through Saturday and until 9 p.m.. the works displayed. popular prices. It should be a arouse student Interest In learn- the editor. readers questions. It to be well below the limits England. on Monday and Thursday, convenient, easy and pleasant way ing, but will also contribute to There will be. he says, no poll- A" .OP"*J "W •» ■"""•• ef to provide children with meaning- worthwhile project. The school tics, and all articles in the news meetings, and or a monthly i . 'ul learning materials. Wonderful will profit from all sales, and the letter must pertain to Issues and will also be featured from lime to ALUMINUM 6 VINYL 'or gifts. proceeds will be used for library activities Involving the town, with- time. One Way Stay Out of There will be on display in the books, SIDING & ROOFING to get Help Wilmington! lunchroom of the school, magnl- The public is cordially Invited A Belmont motorist, who found ALFRED T.O'CONNER RALEIGH BICYCLES perty in his possession from the NAMED TO ADVISORY COUNCIL himself stranded on Concord A young man, a former resident Anderson home on Shady Lane FMIICICU AID Street at 5 a.m. Tuesday morning of Wilmington has been ordered Drive, by the Wilmington Police. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY solved the problem of how to get Alfred T. O'Connor of 2 Canal far your roof with ovary |ob by the Woburn Court to stav out Justice Sartorelll gave him a Street, of the O'Connor Insurance help. William S. Bahn went over of Wilmington. sentence of six months In the to the Dynamics Research build- Agency of Wilmington has recently 658-5012 Mike Slater, formerly of Wil- House of Correction In Blllerlca, been named to the Agent - Com- eSS - 3053 ing and pulled the fire alarm. mington, more recently of Bll- suspended for two years, and The fire trucks responded, and pany Advisory Council by officials lerlca. and now with a Hudson during those two years he must of the Merchants Mutual Insurance Bahn got the help he needed. It address, was found guilty in keep out of Wilmington. probably cost the town a couple Company of Buffalo. New York. Woburn Court yesterday of re- Reportedly Slater has been Mr. O'Conner attended a three WILMINGTON AUTO IMPORTS of hundred dollars to give that 687 Main Street WILMINGTON NNN SCHOOL help. ceiving stolen property. He had doing his sleeping In the back day seminar which was held at the been arrested with stolen pro- seat of an automobile. Hotel Bonaventure in Montreal. ATHITIC BOOSTIIS PATHRR CROKI COUNCIL 49S2 K of C NOTICE NIXT MHTINO School Street Extension, Wilmington, Ma. POLARIS SKI MOBILES WILMINGTON WATER DEPARTMENT MONDAY, NOV 15 at 7:IS PM All applications for Wator Service* and Las Vegas Night $599 Up deposits mint bo in by November IS, 1971. Recreation Department Office Service* wUI bo installed woathor permit- (at Mildred Rogers School) Saturday, Nov. 20th Immediate Delivery ting. November 15, 1971 it also tRe last At day on whkh applications for the laying of TOPICS: Field Hockey Banquet Mink by Jerry Brandt Trio $2.50 658-5012 Wator Mains in 1972 under tho provisions Fall Sports Program Games A Refreshments ret Person of tho Betterment Act, Chapter 332, Acts All interested parents or fans of High School • to 12 WILMINGTON AUTO IMPORTS of 1955, will bo received. athletes are welcome to attend. ♦ Pomp Night Rvory Tuoectoy 687 Main Sfroot Konnoth Motsxhmon, Swporintondont TOWN CMOt OF WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVIMBM 11,1*71 PAGfTWO Wildcats win 23-0 No Check Hockey Blues in First Place The varsitv topped visiting No back into their own territory Reading. 23-0 in a very sluggish thus forcing a punting situation. The Blues moved Into undispu- deficit scoring four third period performance last Salurdav after- Mark Jepson's punt carried to ted possession of first place of goals to remain on top of the noon Plaving at home before a the Hornets nine and three plays the Wilmington Adult Hockey league. Pete Emery led the win- small gathering of devoted fans later Steve Holloway tackled Fred League Monday night with a 5-3 ners with his second hat trick of the Wildcats scored on the open- Rex of No. Reading in the end win over the Jets to highlight the young season. ing plav of the game and it looked zone for a safetv and a 21-0 play in the no-check league. Meanwhile the upstart Aces won like a rout Wildcat lead A week ago tonight the Blues their Initial game. 5-1 over the Artie Bibeau took the opening On the free kick the varsitv ripped the Flyers. 11-2 behind Flyers, behind a two goal out- kickoff on his own twelve vard took over at their M and they the goal scoring of Pete Emery burst by Jim Jillette. Tonight at line and broke right up the mid- marched down to the IS before (3) and Jim Cushing (21 and the the Youth Ice Arena the Jets skate dle and down field for an exciting a fumble moved them back three Jets scored three first period against the Flyers in the 11:15 tt yard touchdown run. Jack vards and on' a fourth and five goals enroute to a 5-2 triumph p.m. opener, while in the nlte Stvgles's placement boot hit the from the eighteen Conlin s 3 over Dussault's Aces. cap the Blues battle the Aces. left upright and the Wildcats led. vard pass to Bibeau was not In the Blues third straight sea- And next Monday the Aces will enough for the first down. sonal win on Monday evening. Jim tangle with the Jets and the Blues In the second period the varsity Three running plays moved the Newhouse's sextet came from a 2-1 faceoff against the Flyers. scored their second Id on a seven Hornets back to their two vard vard run bv quarterback Bob line where on a fourth and 23 Flog Footboll Conlin The four plav drive punting situation a bad snap from started at the Hornets nine fol- center went over the punters The Miceli Club edged Rocco's, tended their unbeaten skein to six lowing Jack Holloway's block of a head and out of the end zone for 25-21 last Thursday to highlite with a 32-7 triumph over the No Reading punt, at the 19 with an automatic safety putting the the final twin bill of the Men's slipping Bombers. John Smith Mike Rounds recovering at the 9. Wildcats on top. 23-0. Division. In the other contest, and Mickey Grant each registered The point after kick was true and At I 27 of the final frame the Sweetheart ripped Volkswagen. a td to lead the upstart Cowboys. at 3:43 of the period the home second offensive unit took over 51-19 behind the running of Bob Joe Ferraguto scooted the lone towners were on top. 13-0 for the varsitv and the reserves Mm SSSfPU (da* (hat. H. 31) .traok. tow** ih. Hamat'i Doogan and Carl Roland, each of Bomber td late in the game to On the ensuing series of downs controlled the ball for some five aval 6M. rampna back Ika faming kkltaff c4 tail Saturday'! triumph whom scored a pair of td's in avert a shut out. the Hornets were unable to move minutes moving the pigskin down leading the Plastic team to its The Chargers moved into third the ball after taking over at their to the Hornets six before their two td s while a pass Courser to I second win. place with their upset win over twentv. Some fine defensive work blocking broke down and a pair Ray Nod accounted for the other Cross Country Jayvees Tonight at 7:30 p.m.. an all-star the Giants. 16-6. Mike Micalizzi of large losses forced the Wild- bv Steve Holloway. Rounds. Mike points on a two point conversion HOW THEY STAND agrigation will battle its counter- and Brian Tower scored a td Severin and Paul Olson forced cats to give up the ball. following the second td Next parts from Woburn at Town Park each in leading the winners, while the No Reading quarterback in Following Doug Stewart's punt Monday the upstart jvs wrap up Unbeaten NfrCbeck Hockey to put the finishing touches on Vin McCoy provided the Giants throwing the ball away. the Hornets put together their their season with a road encoun- Blues «H> the men's loop. with their only points. In the Taking over in good field posi- best offensive drive of the dav ter at Billerica Flyers 1-" The boy's set is in a turmoil third game of the nite, the Browns tion. Coach Bellissimo's eleven against the second defensive Meanwhile, the freshmen com- JeU 1-1-0 following Tuesday night's three shut out the cellar dwelling moved for their final Id of the unit, marching to midlield from pleted a sweep of the Hornets in Ace. 1*0 games. The Giants lost their Packers. 7-0 with Dave Aberle's game their 20 in 11 plavs before jar- their football meetings this sea- Flag Football - Mea'i DtvttkM initial game of the season allow- first half td providing the margin Bibeau capped a seven plav ring tackle bv Steve Neal forced son, bv whipping the No Reading Miceti Club 8*0 ing the Cowboys to tie them for of victory. Charles River 5*0 march with an eight vard sweep the Hornets quarterback to frosb. 8-0 A 20 vard pass from the top spot, while the Bombers Next Tuesday the Giants battle Rocco'a *+0 at 7:26. Kev plavs in the march fumble and Bob Reed recovered and Chargers are deadlocked for the Packers at 6 p.m.. followed Carl Butler to Jack Dawson on a Sweetheart 2*0 were a pass interference call at the No. Reading 39. halfback option provided Coach third'. I'2 games back of the by the Browns-Cowboys and against the Hornets at the 28 Volkswagen 1-7-0 leaders. Bombers-Chargers encounters The varsitv hosts Billerica in Muir's boys with the margin of Flag Football - Bay's Dtvliloa a nine vard pass and run play In the opener the Cowboys ex- at Town Park.' their final home appearance of victory. Bob Bavota ran success- Cowboys 5-1-1 Conlin to Bibeau: and a 26 vard the season this Salurdav Kick fully for the two point conversion Giants 5-1-1 scamper bv Conlin on a keeper off for the kev MVC encounter is to complete the scoring Tomor- Bombers **0 around right end Stvgle's point listed for 1:30 p.m row the freshmen travel to LOCALLMEN and quite successful. Chargers «*0 New tribes are being formed in after kick went wide to the right Coach Avlward's jawee eleven Billerica with hopes of improving Browns 2-5-0 ABOARD L'SS SAMPSON and the varsity went off at half extended their unbeaten streak upon their 3-3-1 record. Packers 0-7-0 many areas. Interest has even time with a 19-6 lead. to six on Mondav with a 1441 Navy Petty Officer Second Class been expressed by our service- Midway into the third stanza win over the No. Reading junior El wood E. Gaskill Jr.. son of Mr. men at the Bedford Air Force the Wildcats moved from their varsitv Paul Fitch, a sixty and Mrs. Elwood E. Gaskill of 17 Base. Enroll now and increase own 29 on the Hornets 40 before vard run. and Steve Coursey. Beacon St.. and Navy Petty your effectiveness as a parent. a holding penaltv moved them three vard keeper, registered the SNOWBIRD BASKETBALL Officer Third Class James A FESTIVAL IN DECEMBER Justice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Justice of 45 Brand The Recreation Department Ave.. are crewmembers of the SKATING CANCELLATION ARROWHEAD MOTOR INN will sponsor the Snowbird Bas- UNMttATtO. Fraihmax Dona CAPTAIN HOC KIANfcOf tha USS Sampson, a Charleston S. C. BEGINNING TONIGHT ketball Festival for adult male Spooa pktvrad MM a** attar la Vanity OaM Country Toom. pic- based guided missile destroyer fffM tOOVOCOOCO J. V. fv*##t. VfMCH •%• turod prior to running hti final raco which has received Destroyer As of tonight (November 11th), 32 GREAT RD. BEDFORD teams in December. The entry the Wilmington Figure Skating fee for the single elimination wort ••••y ™ fowwtTriH vftsoofofi* tor tha WMcah antha outdoor Squadron's 32's Battle Efficiency courM. Club will no longer be skating on tournament is $25 per team. "E" Award for 1971. SPAGHETTI NITE Thuesday evenings at the Frost Rosters of teams are limited to The ship, which has returned On Wednesday. October 27th. Arena in Lawrence. eight i8> pi avers The pi avers to Wildcats: Carl Abel. Mark from operations in the Medeter- WEDNESDAY 5-9 $1.25 Wilmington hosted the MVC meet must be Wilmington residents, or Blaisdell and Ian Maclnnls. ranean. was awarded the "E" as the unbeaten Wildcat javvce FISH FIT members or employees of the The varsitv runners put forth a for the second consecutive year squad went up against the rest of team sponsor. Entry fees and strong effort, but just could not for overall readiness, operational the league. Meanwhile the var- FRIDAY 5-9 $1.25 rosters, complete with names, match the power of the other safety and efficiency, and "excel- YMCA SKI CLUB sitv put their hopes on senior i LAWRENCE KNIGHT addresses and phone numbers of learns. When the race was over, lence in all areas of destroyer Captain Rick Keane ASSIGNED TO CHANUTE AFB the. team -members. - including the varsity had finished 7ii among Tonight the meeting of the "Y" The result was a resoundinc coaches, should be sent to the eight schools The first Wildcat Ski Club will contain a discus- vlrtorv' tor the junior varsitv Lawrence Knight, son of Mr. Recreation Department at the across the line was Captain Rick sion of the fitness program for Cesspoolr$&Septk Tanks \ runners The younger Wildcats and Mrs. Lawrence Knight of 48 YMCA INDIAN GLIDES Town Hall. Keane with a good time of 14:41. skiers. completely outclassed the rest of Grove Avenue has been assigned ^•"• ckH, Checks should be made out to There has been a change in the ■ In his iinal meet Rick continued to Technical School at Chanute The information packet on this the Snowbird Basketball Festival the teams. Freshman Doug to sho.v excellent individual location of the meeting. The LOAM Spring maintained his unbeaten Air Force Base. Illinois. timelv father-son team program Entries close on Monday. Novem- effort. group will not meet at 7:30 in streak finishing first lo set a new The Airman recently completed is now available at the main desk. 5 Yard Minimum ber 29th Tentative dates for the Room "B-C" of the North Subur- Shovel Doiers his basic training at Lackland The formation of two "Y" Indian tournev are December 8th. 9th. school and course record. Third, ban YMCA. Air Force Base. San Antonio. Guide Tribes is well underway $20.60 sisr FOR Rf NT 15th and 16th. fourth and fifth places also went JOSEPH H APP Inside & Outside Boat Storage V. F. W. POST 2458 Will your oil burner 933-1077 658 - 2223 Factory trained outboard motor mechanics POST MEETING TONIGHT Winterizing, Repairs, Trades I pass the Clean Air Test? Now A used boats, motors, supplies and Serving Wilmington over 35 Yrs accessories. 13, Past District Commanders orotaa. mm pm m WMha MM mt m Ml MM. 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TOWN CRIER OF WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAOE THREE ROGER G. CARIGNAN IS INVENTOR WASHED FRESH FROZEN Roger G. Carignan of 39 Glen For BLUE BIRD $ Road, a Raytheon Company en- 20 ORANGE 6oz gineer Is the inventor under a Lower MAINE Lb 6/ l recent patent assigned to the JUICE company of an improved method Bag SAVE 23c of temperature compensating PEPPERIDOE FARM microwave devices. Prices POTATOES With Raytheon since 1955. Mr. UCCI'S < Carignan is a senior engineer CAKE CHOf RJDGE in the company's Microwave and w. tmm DM right to limit < _ _ _ _ DEVIL FOOD Power Tube Division in Waltham. SUPERMARKET, Inc. qu»ntUU» oo.all lUm». 59 SALE VANILLA He received a BSEE degree from Not r«»pon«n*i tor Drexel Institute of Technology. ROUTE 129 • WILMINGTON tjpograpbleal arrora. 'E20c 211 LOWELL 5TR1IT - AT WOBURN STRUT FRESH FROZEN $ TROOP 136 " ■OSTON FISH FIRST COURT OF HONORS 79 BOWNIE STICKS 3/ l IT'THAT TIME AGAIN!! VALENCIA *OZ SAVE 41c Members of Bov Scout Troop FRESRTRBSN 136 held their first Court of Hon- WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS ON OUR FAMOUS FRESH ors at a recent meeting. KILLED NATIVE TURKERS. ORANGES The troop was organized less TO OUR MANY FRIENDS WHO KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT MORTON'S than a vear ago with two boys and has now growr to more than 20 IN THE WAY OF QUALITY, SERVICE AND DEPENDABIUTY PIECRUST io oz members. WE SIMPLY SAY 'SIGN UP NOW!" 4/»l Seven bovs advanced to Second TO OUR NEWER FRIENDS • A FEW WORDS OF EXPLANA- < SHELLS Class, including: Allan Jones. SAVE 40c TION. WHEN YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER, EXPECT THE MRS FILBERT'S Robert Jones, Robert Lopez. Wal- DOZ ter Seppi. Thomas Hanley. Joseph FOLLOWING: Giangregorio and Richard Hanke. SOLID $ Three of the bovs also advanced POUND to Tenderfoot. Thomas Hanley. 1. WE HAND SELECT THE BIRD OF YOUR CHOICE. OLEO 4/ l Robert Lopez and Allan Jones. 69 Parents of the Scouts presented IBS SAVE 40c the awards, after which a eolation 2, WE TAG AND NUMBER THAT BIRD WITH YOUR NAME YELLOW RIPE VLASIC was served bv the Ladies Auxiliary AND RESERVE IT UNTIL YOU CHOOSE TO PICK IT UP. of the American Legion Unit 136. BANANAS SWEET MIXED 32 OZ 3. WE STAND BEHIND OUR CLAIM OF THE FINEST 49 PICKLES TURKEY TO GRACE YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE." SAVE 16c JOHN E. PARIS IN THAILAND mm LB. Air Force Staff Sergeant. John WE MIIST KNOW AHEAD. PLEASE 10* PITTED E. Paris, son of Mrs. Regina WM-MMTI. 32 OZ Paris of 400 Andover Street is on CENTER CUT 49 duly with the Strategic Air Com- U.S. CHOICE OLIVES mand at U-Tapao Airfield. COUNTRY STYLE SAVE16C Thailand. BONELESS BLUE BOY Sergeant Paris, an electronic PORK warfare repairman, is assigned 00 to the 307th Strategin Wing. The CHUCK SPARERIBS PICKLED BEETS 307th flies B-52 Stratofortress CHOPS HARVARD BEETS 6/1 bombing missions against Viet 79 IS. c LB. Cong targets in Vietnam and KC- 69 SAVE 74c 135 Stratotankers that provide ROASTS TROPICALO aerial refueling to bomber, Lb fighter and reconnaissance air- 79 craft participating in the air war U.S. CHOICE NEPCO ALl BEEF SKINLESS in Southeast Asia. LEAN BONELESS ORANGE Vi GAL The sergeant was assigned at 3/*l K.I. Sawyer AFB. Mich., before UNDERCUT arriving in Thailand. FRANKFORTS SAVE 35<; He is a 1966 graduate of Rindge < UBBY'S Technical High School. Cam- ROASTS bridge. PORK 89 LB. FRUIT Z6TH ANNUAL FRIENDS BALL LB. Lt 4/*l REPORTED SUCCESSFUL 89 69* TENDERLOINS COCKTAIL ,■■"111 SAVE3OT. At the fall meeting of the Friend* WHILE THEY LAST! LEAN BONILESS i of Winchester Hospital. Mrs. DIET LEAN Gordon Sidebotham. chairman of M.S. CHOICE $ the group's 20th annual ball, STARKIST?*'-'UOHT reported that the affair was most TUNA successful and that the proceeds BLADE ROAST TUNA 3/ l will, as usual, be given to the OR LB. GROUND 00< SAVE 41c hospital for the purchase of 19 89 equipment. PORK FRANCO- At the same meeting. Mrs. Nils LB. ROUND Nordberg. Jr. described new CUBE 1 AMERICAN volunteer services and urged any- one interested in any type of STEAKS SPACHETTIOS 8/*l volunteer work to join one of the NEPCO FRESH GROUND <•*«"•»•« SAVE 32c introductory tours of ' the NESTLES hospital. 100% PURE REEF PACK 56 MEETING FUDCE 00 Fresh Sliced Cold Cuts BACON < Cub Scout Pack 56 held their CHUCK BROWNIE 3/$l monthlv meetig on October 23th LB ,6 z at the Woburn Street School. Deli 69 MIX ° SAVE 35c The theme of the meeting was HAMBURG Halloween. GREAT AMERICAN Bobcat Awards were presented COLONIAL CHIK W RICE SOUP SALE $ to: D. Crawford. S. Kashian. J. 25 ALIVE & KICKING $ 98 Protopapas. N. Fitzgerald. J. GLAZED BAKED PEA & HAM CHIK NOODLE 5/ l Harkins. D Heusen. S McDonald. 29 5 » 3 M Mac-key. K. Riddle. G. McDon- HAM $i LOBSTERS $1 VEOBEEF SAVE 30c ald. D. Siverhus. D. Backman. T. LB. I RECIPE Carrel. S. Cunningham. W. Mer- rill. R. Morris and K. O'Brien. 1 LB CHIX U.S. CHOICE $ Bear Awards were, given to Friday Only BONELESS DOC CHICKEN D. Bradlev and R. Pumfrev WEAVERS 29 MEAT STEW 5/ l One Year Pins went to W. Hav- FRESH "ITALIAN STYLE' 14M.OZ thorn. R. Cram. K. McDonald. CHICKEN ROLL LB. FOOD SAVE 45c R. Clinch and D Bradlev who $i CHUCK also received a Two Year Pin VEAL $439 Webelo Awards were presented STEAK $ to. S. McDermott. who received 89 ASS'TD three Silver Arrows and M. CUTLETS ^ * Mueller and J. McDonald who COLORS 6/ l were awarded Two Year Pins. PRESSED HAM COLONIAL Den Awards went to Den One SAVIJlc for the theme and Den 4 for 98 CANN LEAN TENDER WALDORF orisinalitv. $099 3 LB. $ NEW APPOINTMENTS AT HAM 2 TOILET vmiie NEW ENGLAND MEMORIAL PASTROMI OOMD 3/ l LEAN BONELESS TISSUE Pierre B. Mitchell, former ad- 99 IB. STEW C SAVE 18c ministrator of Marion County Hospital. Jefferson. Texas has PORK assumed the position of Assistant BEEF LB $ Administrator of Fiscal Services 89 SNO-BOY at the New England Memorial COOKED ROAST Hospital in Stoneham. 89* 3/ l Verlyn D. Bond, formerly Unit SALAMI BLEACN SAVE 35c Manager Coordinator at Kettering 89 I Ohio) Medical Center, has been STOCK-UP appointed Assistant Administrator RECIPE of General Services. LA TOURAIHE MORTADELLA ICE CREAM When You Think SUGAR of Gifts Think of 89 COFFEE LB. SALE % civirs FLOWERS U.S. CHOICE < 319MolnStr««t SKIRT 5/49 Wilmington Lb BEATRICE59 BEA Vi GAL 651-3520 STEAK WITH $5 PURCHASE WofWw*d«S«n'l«« SAVE 20< 75 SAVE 22c 99: SAVE20<

i PAGiFOUt TOWN cam OF WIIMJNGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I 1,1971 Englanders'. We never have to a very difficult world but I the flag It is of no earthly jse been more warmly welcomed into know "my North Wilmington to anyone but the Auxiliary, nd a neighborhood as we were in Kids" can and will be able to would cost us in the vicmitv of Someone Steal Hunting the Letters Wilmington. I wrote to our handle their responsibilities when $20000 to replace. We » ild friends in California to assure the time comes for them to take appreciate its return. Rep. Fred Cain's Dear Captain Neilson: them the onlv thing cold about responsible positions in life Patricia A MacFeelev. Pres. Oyster Mushroom Last Sunday afternoon a task New England was the weather Please, before vou lose the American Legion Aux. Unit '.36 which has been -hanging fire" Years ago there was a lot of fan. The spores drop trom the mush- The people are the warmest chance to know and love our Wilmington. M.ss Tape Recorder? in Wilmington for nearly thirty vouth. take the time to listen and in laaaanw to some good eating, room during one of its stages of vou'll find anywhere. Did someone steal Rep. Fred F. Cains Tape Recorder vears was finally completed when In our vear and a half. I made talk with them. They're not all m the hunting of the Oyster life, and are blown to other sites Rusty Butterworth unveiled his manv friends Many of my "long-haired freaky people". at his birthday party. last Friday? Mushroom Today it is a thing by the wind, where, hopefully, brother's i William E. > memorial Dear Captain Neilson: Or is it just a big joke, and one of these days he will of the past - or almost so - es- friends were teenagers and They want to do for others. Give Did you get your wrist slapped they propagate more mushrooms. plaque at the intersection of and you shall receive. Love and peciallv here in Wilmington. The Oyster Mushroom is one Federal and Concord Streets. vounger' and I want the people last week, or is there some m re again be presented with his recorder! No one knows - 1 adults 1 to know thev have a understanding will be paid back at least no one is talking. The Oyster Mushroom grows that grows from live trees, as Rep Fred F Cain was there more than a thousandfold. adult reason why that sized le on elm trees, and sometimes on well as dead trees, and it is great generation coming along Wilmington Board of Health d And it can be reported that among the guests at the Town Manager Sterling Morris The teens in Wilmington are not Although, as I mentioned before, other trees too. bat this rarely popularly supposed that it kills was there four of our Select- vertisement appeared in an out- head table were the State Director of Public Safety. The writer has picked some off bad kids On the contrary; they're we are not natives of Wilmington of-town newspaper? the tree on which it grows. Such men were there the usual "old great! If most of us adults or Massachusetts, it was home to Gen. McLaughlin, and District Attorney Dronev of Mid- maple trees, oa Burlington Ave- boot the case There were oyster stalwart" members of our vete- Are your prices so exhorbit -nt nue, and has heard of them grow- would look into the person instead us We hated to leave but had no that our Board of Health can ot dlesex County. mushrooms more than twenty ran's organizations were there choice We miss vour town and ing on conifers. vears ago on the elm tree at of the length of their hair and the afford to pay them?....other town There were over 1000 guests at that party, in the a large out-of-town news- clothes thev wear, we'd find verv the people in it so verv much Even vears ago. when there were Nichols Corner, right by the Con- paper was there, but the Town Count vour blessings and be proud bodies including, .the Board of Diplomat, in Saugus. Cain was presented with the re- a lot of elm trees around, the gregational Parsonage, and that warm, loving an4*beautiful young Appeals, the Selectmen, the Crier was not in evidence people of vour town. Thank vou all for corder a present from the secretaries of the Ways & ohunting of the Ovster Mushroom tree lived on for many years - miss the boat again Captain'' being such warm and wonderful Superintendent of Public Build- Means Committee of the House of Representatives. was not easy. They alwavs seemed finallv succumbing to the Dutch Wilmington is a great place for ings, the Town Clerk...seem to Thirty years advance notice adults, but reallv offers verv people The box was empty, at the time of presentation. It to grow oat of a limb which was Elm Blight. should give anyone time enough have little trouble scraping up forty or fifty feet up in the air - little to the voung people There Sincerely. vourfees was explained that the tape recorder was being used, It is the Dutch Elm Blight which to prepare or to forget! are dances during the school Joan V Karpf a white, heavy parasol, so detec- makes the Oyster Mushroom rare Judy Pierce 398 Oak Street. The writer is in firm agreement to record all that was happening at the party - all the table - and so far away. If a today. In northern New Hamp- vear. but nothing during the sum- with TM Morris when he stroi >h Belieie it or not ■ there uas a mer when thev reallv need some- East Hartford. Conn . 06118 nice speeches, and all that was going on. person kept his eves open he shire, where the Tree Depart- notice on the front page of last recommends that Town depart- The tape recorder was to be seen, after the talks and could sometimes find the Ovster thing. Mv home was always open ment heads purchase their goods ments do not cut down a tree just Keek'* T(.. tour editor went to the kids, from ages 4 to 16 and Dear Larz: the fun had been completed. But when it came time to Mushroom growing at nearlv because it is dead, there are doitn at //..»". hung around lor The American Legion Auxiliary and services locally whenever eye level, and even then be had mv house was always full of jov feasible whv shouldn't ixir tax go home - No Tape Recorder! many Oyster Mushrooms to be nearly twenty minutes, and then and excitement and delicious con- Unit 136. would greatly appreciate to be lucky, for someone else picked. Here in Wilmington derided it had been railed off any information anyone in the dollars be spent among the l«-al Fred Cain hopes its a joke: would find them first fusion of the young people. These businesses who are also paving well. Tree Warden Tommy on account of the rain, and uent kids who are called manv things Town of Wilmington would have The big treasure was an elm Sullivan and his gang are just too home' as to the whereabouts of its taxes to the community? tree that had died, and fallen bv "the establishment" pooled There is probably no legal efficient. They cut down the tree He look auila a kidding at the their hard earned money, time Auxiliary Flag For some reason, into the brash somewhere A as soon as it is dead, and there Selectmen 's meeting Monday nile. unbeknownst to the members, it breach involved with the placing person who knew of such a trea- and effort in throwing a surprise of a Town advertisement in an is nothing left for Ostreatus Dear Larz: going-awav party for me. It was has disappeared from its pole. sure wouldn't tell his friends. PleuroUs. Mv family and I had the plea- We have checked with all the out-of-town paper, but there He would keep it a secret, and a great pair, and a beautiful would certainly seem to be an But Tommy Hasn't got them all. sure of being Wilmington resi- remembrance for me to take with members to see if bv chance one every fall for several years There are a few dead elm trees, dents for onlv a vear and a half, of them decided to clean the flag ethical one!'' there would be anywhere from a me awav from Wilmington. Thev Since the writer is. no doubt hidden here and there - and if a but in that time, we had the also presented me with gifts or to have it repaired in one wav couple of pounds to a couple of person knows when to look (the opportunity to savor the warmth or another, but thev were just as going to pav for a small portion dozen pounds of Oyster Mush- which I'll alwavs cherish, be- of that advertisement...she would day after a good rainstorm, for and friendliness of the wonder- cause of the spirit in which thev surprised as the people who went rooms to be picked - and fried, instance' there are still Oyster ful people there Although to get it for the parade on Sun- like to know. Captain Whv did with bacon and onions, and mavbe were given These kids are it go to an out-of-town public Mushrooms on which to feast. originally from New York State, North Wilmington kids. ' I love day, and found a bare flagpole tion ? we moved to Wilmington from each of them and hope more If someone or some group California. Our friends there adults will take the time and wanted to take the flag for "Kicks' Judy Pierre felt very sorrv for us having to effort to get to know some of all I have to sav is that vou hav< Perhaps vuu should mak ihr move in with "those cold New these kids They're growing up had them, now vou can return Chairman ot the Board of Health.

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0IW7 i- m *Sr»44 >n »■■■! mtmm 9 ■»■*-> «■■ V 0%. U '■ n 17 m Hho«i I >n •» D». >i SI 1t» !■■■ Cmm •* I orsitR •» law •—> •*-,. II*,.. tomatoes, for a delicious meal The Oyster Mushroom gets its MRS WAV* DRfW: -*. Wlnyinm. name from the color of the meat, km«d—n which very closelv resembles the color of the oyster - and not from its taste. It generallv weighs CONGREGATIONAL CHL'RCH Hour: 11 am . Kinderkirk Nur- sery. Kindergarten, all other something under a pound, but there are many which weigh much Minister Rev H Allen Tadgell. children will attend Church Wor- Jr.. 658-2264 or 658-3801 ship with parents: 4:30 p.m.. Jr. more. A few years ago the writer picked one from an elm tree on Thursday. Nov. Uth: 8 p.m.. CCV.6 30 pm Sr UCY Tuesday. NOT. ICth: 1» am Woburn Street that weighed 36 Stewardship Committee pounds - it was close to the home Sunday. Nov. 14th: II am. South Branch at toe borne of Clara Jones of Mrs. Gertrude Allgrove Worship Service - Reception of Technically the Oyster Mush- Wednesday. Nov. 17lh: 6:15p m . •WhiM. Members: 9 30 a.m.. Church room is known as Pleurotts School. Grades 4 thru 12: 10a.m.. Junior choir rehearsal. 7 p.m.. Senior choir rehearsal Ostreatus. and there are a couple Familv Program - Parents will of varieties, one with white spores » UM MM usootnON visit Church School - Coffee ■ow HBWWUUI «MOO»non and one with lilac colored spores. ' ■ »■ in WALLPAPER SALE TO IEK DO YOU HAVE Hundreds of S2.000 LIST Pol terns m Stock 70- $5,000 YAM STICK S10.000 OwAllTT- TO BURN? MCKTS1KIS Actually, the figure is simply 95 the difference between the re WOtTHMUCH placement of your house or •7< to 7*5 business and your insurance. FREE MEASURE Of course you don't have mon- A DEUVERY ey to bum. Then again, if your insurance is not up to value. you might. SILVER LAKE HARDWARE Bedell Brothers Insurance Agency, •5 BAM ST. At T •50-2M2- 194* 402 Main St. 658-9166 VaaaatMM Mans. .

TOWN CRIER OF WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1971 SCHOOL CAFETERIA MENUS PAGfRVt Walker. WUteHeM. Swab asd BauHISckods Monday: Meat Loaf. Catsup, Mashed PoUtoes. Peas. Bread and Butter. Jiffy Cookies and Milk. Tuesday: Bologna. Cheese and Tomato on Buttered Roll. Potato Chips. Whole Kernel Corn. Ice Cream and Milk. Wednesday: American Chop Suey. Green Beans. Roll and Butter. Jello with Topping and Milk. Thursday: Juice. Grilled Frank- furter on Buttered Roll. Fluffy Rice. Peas and Carrots. Scooter Pie or Cookies and Milk. Friday: Tomato-Alphabet Soup. Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. Carrot and Celery Sticks. Spiced Applesauce with Topping and Milk WUdwua. Wobara St.. Glen R«.. BaaXweil and Shawsheea Schools Monday: Tomato-Alphabet Soup. Egg Salad or Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. Carrot and Celery Sticks. Ice Cream and Milk. Tuesday: Macaroni Shells. Meat Sauce. Green Beans. Roll and But- ter. Jiffy Cookies and Milk Wednesday: Cheeseburger on Buttered Roll. Potato Chips. Peas and Carrots. Fruit and Milk. Thursday: Meat Ball Sub. Whole Kernel Corn. Cheese Pieces. c Cookies or Scooter Pie and Milk. Friday: Juice. Fish burger on Buttered Roll. Tartar Sauce. French Fries. Buttered Beets. Pudding with Topping and Milk. High School. North aid West Intermediate Schools Monday: Meat Loaf. Creole Sauce

Mashed Potato. Peas. Bread and CKW.MC Butter. Jiffy Cookies and Milk. ACROSS Tuesday: Ham. Cheese and To- mato on Bulkie Roll. Potato Chips. FROM Whole Kernel Corn. Ice Cream 296 Shawsheen Ave SHAWSHEEN Wilmington and Milk. SCHOOl Wednesday: American Chop Suey. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Cole Slaw. Roll and Butter. Choco- late Cake and Milk. Thursday: Grilled Frankfurter Kranus Imported on Buttered Roll. Fluffy Rice. Green Beans. Apple Crisp and Milk Polish Friday: Juice. Sur(burger on Buttered Roll. Tartar Sauce. Pars- ley Potatoes. Buttered Beets. Gingerbread with Topping and Milk.

Wilmington Sidewalks by Aane IJneaaa A year ago this month a group of irate citizens of Wilmington s, were up in arms about the dangers of their children walking to SMUCKER'S £gKvT 3~M school without the necessary "safety" precautions being taken by the town mainly the DOG FOODSSU* 4

TOWN CRIER Of WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBH ! 1,1971 PAGCSIX MONTH OF NOVEMBER FREE: FOR SALE: Parts for All Electric LADIES: Holidays are coming. Shavers. Ronson. Sunbeam, Reming- Long dresses are the in thing. I will The Machine Shop Course Lawrence-Andover Line, modem offers an opportunity to indivi- carpeted apartments, 1 bedroom, ton, Norelco and Schick Shavers. A make your long dress for $1$ to $20. duals presently engaged in the TRADING $155.00: 2 bedroom, $170.00 - In- 4 K Jewelers. Stoneham Square. 438- You supply the material. Call 454- LOOCUK 1250 7112 or 658-4243 after 5 machine field to learn setup cludes heal, air conditioning, range, For a chcsisaa lo a now job, refrigerator and laundry facilities. procedures and the operation of SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS: To HOUSE PAINTING: Inside It Out engine lathes, vertical and hierMSty poopla and a« A public hearing will be held at the wife "( VVilmintlim in uid Couniv pra.mf (or Town Hall Annex. 150 Middlesex Ave- le.iv* to stdoci *aid Tanva Mart* Moaaaaa a r hild <■( Terraarf Albert Moaahaa of Eider in ihe nue on Tuesday evening. November 23. Staff uf \>» Hampshire and Lillian M Moaahaa 1971 at 8:00 p.m.. on the application hie IWrner mle and that ihe name o( Mid i hild be changed la Tanva Mark AMlthee of John M. Callan. 571 Woburn Street, II vou ilmre lo object ihereio vou or .our altor- for a variance to erect an addition nt< shi.uld tile a vtrillen appearance in laid Court al Cambridte before ten o clock in the forenoon LICINSED to a non-conforming dwelling on a lot on the melllh dav ol November IVTI Ihe return at 571 Woburn Street (Assessor's dav of thuciianon Wiirteo William E rlav* Eiquire Firm Judie ELECTRICIAN Map 60-501. ol «aid Own thi* fourteenth dav of October i*7i By starring vour Christmas interest, from day of deposit... Robert E Jennings. Chmn JohnV Harvev JOSEPH A. YOtimS N4.ll Board of Appeals OWN* II Retimer Fro* EitimattM Club 72 today you can the maximum allowed by 944 - 7042 have one of a selection of law. Weekly club mem- Joro*Oe#7Ja*«n*«/ Christmas Ornament berships are available at JARKS H. WHITE Jr. Kits for the supef-low $1, $2, $3, $5 and $10 to 658-3141 price of SI. 15. Addi- help you take the worry FOR ONLY $6! CARPENTER tional kits available at out of next Christmas. You can be Receiving R«ttn S71 WILMINGTON TOWN CRIER Frame Straightening WILMINGTON MA. 01887 Major Collision Work Windshield, Encloied It $. . . for which pleat* send mo tho Fiberglai Bodies Omstims aub'72 Wrecker Service TownCrior, by moM, until Jpn. I, 1973. 658 - 5360 RG EXPERT MELROSE-VS&^FIELD TRUST PLASTERING Company-ompany JOHN ARVANITIS A Shawmut Association Bank Repair I New Work WAKEFIELD: 369 Main Street WILMlNCrrON: Lowell Street (Rte. 129) free Ettlaiates 65a - 439* MELROSE: 492 Main Street • 44 W. Wyoming Avenue • 516 Franklin Street . > •

I THUtSOAY, NOVEMBER 11, ltjp 1 PAGE SEVEN SE R VICES SATURDAY FOB had his ears pinned back, ever so lightly. mington. but those two girls are Deaths ELIZABETH ANN BRABANT going to be missed. Their act Holiday Greetings The Last Drug Store Soda fountains apparently do is better than Laurel and Hardy, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Brabant of not pay. in drug stores in Wil- any day. Oak Street died at St. Johns to Servicemen Soda Fountain in Town FREDERICK E. WILSON. Hospital on Tuesday after a WORLD WAR ONE VETERAN lengthy illness. A resident of Holiday reached directly by wire. will, Family Counseling Wilmington for the past 41 yean. mined by miss oat on this Frederick E. Wilson, a resident Mrs. Brabant was born in Boston, . effstt. of 69 Chestnut for the past 10 the daughter of the late Joseph aad abroard throagh the coertesv of The Mars Program, aa affiliate Service new at years passed away in Winthrop the late Adele (Lambert) Mc- Air Farce Mars iMihtarv Affi- of the United States Air Force. on Friday. November 5th follow- Donough. liate Radio System) from the Mildred Rogers School ing a brief illness. She is survived by her husband. fmrlmgtoa Mall all day Satarday. all to Born in Cambridge M years ago. November Uth dariag regular take adi—lagi of this to boost Aristide Brabant. ST.. five sons The Wilmington Family Coun- Mr. Wilson was the husband of the Mall hadjaaaj hoars - 930 am the morale of a son. daughter Aristide. Jr. and Robert, both of seling Service has moved into late Mary (Mof fet): the brother of to9:30p m relative or friend away from Wilmington: Edward of Tewkabarjr the former Mildred Rogers Ralph Wilson of Calif, and the Distance willloot not matter. OatyOnry some, with the best holiday greet- Bernard of Dudley aad Edward Sen tool, off Grove Avenue. It will cousin of Mrs Ethel Clinch of those A-P.O's on active doty in ams. Bovd of California: two daaghters. continue there to give counseling Wilmington. Mrs. Mabel Lee of Florida aad and therapy for town residents A retired painter. Mr. Wilson Mrs. Elizabeth Willard of Dra- JAMES GHJJS. DR. SPARKS with personal or family problems had lived in Waltham for many cut: one sister. Mrs. Adele Getts Carol M. Golub. Ph.D.. and Her- years before taking up residence JUDITH RACHDOFT TO ADDRESS ACLD of Meirose: also 32 grandeku- ATTENDS! bert P. Golub. PhD., have pub- here. A veteran of World War lished a chapter in the new book One. he had served in the U.S. James Gillts. head of the Adap- of Meirose also 32 grandchild- ted Physical Edacauoa Program •Behaviour Modification in Out- Army with the motor cicle corps. Mrs. Jadath D. Rarkdoft of 6 ren and 15 great grandchildren. hi WihTuagtoo Pnblic Schools placement settings'. Private funeral services were Wild Aveaee was among the oae The funeral will be held from aad Dr. Ranaoad Sparks. Pre- Dr. Carol Golub is the Psychol- held on Tuesday. November 9th the W.S. Cavanaagh * Son Fune- sides! of Mass Chaw. lee. ACLD ogist - Director of the Wilming- at the Nichols Funeral Home. 187 alumnae who BtUanVd a ral Home. 374 Main Street aa wiM address the next meeting ton Family Counseling Service. Middlesex Ave.. with the Rev. Wheaton College AlaaaaM Saturday morning at 8 45 followed of Witmaagtoa Child ACLD Dr. Herbert Golub is the Chief Willis Miller officiating. Burial cil weekend by a Funeral Mass at St. Dorothy's The saectksg will be heid on Psychologist of Eastern Middle- followed in Mount Feake Cemeterv The mam ha Baste, lovamjy the Wamesit District Committee ■mat a Ov» lamwWaef by Thamm fonyth Jimmy Burke. Dave Johnston Harold and Dana Smith, husband remembered by his wife. Mssa for 1172 to the Nommatmg Com- Over-Improving it the pro- homes had these things already. and Bob Loathe and son of Mrs. Marian Thibeaa. Baote. oa his second aoiversarv mittee. cess of upgrading a property by Reliable real estate services Devvie Marie Callahan. in lovingly rememberd by her oa Edwma Devim tStoaehami wife Reromcnendat ions may be sub- making additions or repairs or are as handy as your telephone. adding fancy luury Items until Heaven on her sixteenth birth- their anniversary. of Dr Thomas Devim. from Mr. mitted m writing or bv phone to At Forayth and Company we you have in concentrate on doing a good Job day, lovingly remembered by Dana Miller (Conn.) on his anni- and Mrs. G. Albert Roach. Stone- John Johnson. District Executive. more in your house than any of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. versary, lovingly remembered by ham Bov Scoots of America. 49 Kirk for our customers, because If your neighbors. Let me give we do. business will take care Robert M.Kennedy. his daughter. Mrs. Marian Thi- Edwiaa Devim iStoaehami wife Street. Lowell. Ma. 01852 - an example: beau of Dr. Thomas Devim. from Mr. of Itself. Call about any real Jane E. Birkle from Mrs. Wal- Yon buy a new house. You pay estate problem. If you are ter F. Thompson. Capt Patrick Thibeaa. lovingly GeorgeSavard. Sr . Stoneham AR recommendations mast be 830.000 which Is about what the selling, find out about our file Arthur A. Burns, father of remembered by hi wife. Marian received no later than Wednesday other bouses In the neighbor- of buyers, advertising program, Robert Burns, from Mr. and Thibeau and Family. POT LUCE SUPPER November 17th. to receive con- hood are at and MLS service. Mrs. Daniel Hurley. Rodne E Back from Mrs. ATTHEYMCA sideration Women are eligible mend 110.000 on a two-car "Difficult problems solved Alvin W. Richardson and Family. garage with electric doors, a immediately, the Impossible Arthur A. Burns, father of fornommation fancy family room with a bar, Robert Bums, from Mr. and Mrs. In loving memory of my beloved Oa Satarday and a screened In porch. You takes a little longer." Donald O'Connell. beginning at S p.m.. there will be NwtWeafci husband. Charles Ellis oa oar will never recover this tio.ooo m Ida and Elmer Olsen. parents a Pot Lack Sapper served at the In Uw raule ot your house. *JYWl tllt^tWV9m9Hf% vO AvOf*> 29th wedding anniversary, by his rnylUHCwHi] of Mrs. Tbdma Rica (Tawks- devoted wife. Florence Ellis W YCA. Lezagtoa Street. Wooaro. What you should have dona was Any family mav attead and is re- 488 Mala Street. WUmaaftm burv'i from Eva McClain. Seattle Donna Quandt. In Heaven oa her buy in aa area where all the 8M-88H Washington. Uth birthday, lovingly remem- qolred to brmg oafy a casseioh! a minimal program fee. The meal will be served pot-lack style. WILMINGTON sharing what each family Following the sapper, a fall HOSPITAL length feature film will be shown BUILDING FUND Those piaaaiag to attead notify "Y" pujumnl of the The eye am assay ber in their groan. fire$to«e hmarovUepraaKth I mate •f them 2nd Tire the msfcam

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JAY'S WATCMS: LUNCHEON VKaHUnfM^wik' off SPECIALS SassAHSTwHI No. Reading 21 SERVED DAILY 24 MAIN ST. »t 2S Bouvier 658-4617 Sales & Service WATCH REPAIR turn rot err TII Rtr *•"*" redaJers 354 Middlesex Avo. CiMTtT TMATtriT Ketvinator Whirlpool OAT Shady Lan* Dr. 232 LOWELL ST *C* Moyfo. N. Wilmington MNAMARA TIRE CO. Discount Price* Open 5-10 PM in nt - OPP AVCO J. feCmW, «•*». He #4417 AM Day Sal. 658-6500 944-9333 6M-34S9 208 MAIN STREP WILMINGTON 658-9126 PAGE EIGHT TOWN CRIER OF WILMINGTON THURSDAY, NOVIMKR 11,1971 NOSEY NANCY Willie...So. you're great there. on December 3...Happy hour 7to a size ten can....Well now.... WILMINGTON - I om a 5 year old, 4 bedroom Send vour announcement! lo Nuey Fellas, and congratulations to 8 with dancing after...Call Jim was the gingerbread done. Fellas Coaches Lentini and Peabody on Kldd 658-8186. or Die Gunn £.ak*r - JBrgaitt ^uptiate cap* and am vary anxious to hear little feet run- Bex Ml, WUmlBftoD or call 157-7141. and congratulations on the clean- ■nd after five. IM-tMS. It I'm eel letting those other linemen play... 658-4178. or any coach for up and conservation movement... ning up and down my stairs. Thoy can alto run to there. Ill cell yo*. Now. that's the way a team should tickets...Got that one? You know that it one of this Gal's A recent S p.m. Nuptial Mass matching headpieces and carried the school noarby or lo the itoro. I havo 2 batht SO...and we'll try again.... be! One of the amazing men in Wil- pet'things'! celebrated at St. Thomas Church, mixed bouquets. and a mudroom for thoir convenience. I am only Sorry about that last week And. Fred.How about that all mington Is Harold Foley. he who Those Kids collected 1176.87 united in marriage. Louise The mother of the bride chose a pale pink crepe gown with $28,100. Call A A M Fenton Realtors for an ap- Girls....And they don't let mi Girl Football Team and a Schol- owns the Shamrock at Wilmington for UNICEF on Halloween...what Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. arship deal where In Wakefleld Plata...he It a past president about that? Now. If your urchin matching accessories while the pointment to ••• mo. Tho number it 638 - 3221 - know when this* Chick isn'g go- Raymond Baker of 1 Mvstlc Ave . ing to make print either so the Gals competed complete with of the Wilmington Rotary Club didn't get his box back to head- and Leonard R. Bryant Jr.. son of mother of the groom was at- Don't waltl she can't warn you when your shoulder pads and cleats, but and for litany years hat been the quarters yet..please take your Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R Bryant tired in a light blue gown. notice won't make It ...Ah well Instead of helmets wore hair editor of Ihe Rotary Bulletin, a box to church with vou...Thanks! of 5 Chase Road. John R. Baker, brother of the A & M Fenton Realtors C'estlavie! ribbons on their pony tails? Let's weekly newsheet. which It just The Rev Willis had one- In the The lovely bride wore a bouf- bride acted as best man. while go. there. Coach, if Wakefleld newsletter this week that really ushering duties were in charge 6S8 - 3221 104 Lowell St., Wilmington 944 - 64S7 Ya ready?. This Gal's waitin' about tops...He should have been fant style gown of white taffeta for that Music! can do II. Willie can. and that a newspaper editor. Harold is on the spot 'Christians are with aiencon lace Inserts and a of Robert French. Richard Jan- Mary McNamara still has those should make your Varsity move recently underwent an ulcer like pianos...grand, square, up- full train. Her matching veil hola and Robert Nutter. small fry's glasses with brown out Come to think of It. It operation at the New England right, and no good unless In fell from a tiara of aiencon lace Immediately following the rims and case she found in really irked this Gal at that age Hospital in Stoneham. and In spite tune.' medallions and she carried a ceremony, a reception was held front of the Library' last week cause she could dropklck a of this he didn't miss a thing Our friend. Lennie Dobens. sent cascade of roses, stephanotls at the Knights of Columbus Hall where Mrs. Robert Nutter, sis- MORE COMFORT.. so if it's your kid that's squint- ball good enough for scrimmage, even-thing kept on going and the us a talk of his that he made at and ivy. centered by an orchid. ing this week....call her at 657- but couldn't play Varsity cause Rotarv Bulletin came out right the Success Club recently...We Miss Pamela Bacon served as ter of the bride was in charge of she was a darned ole GUT...so didn't know he was a polished the guest book. no matter 7541 on schedule...'..Amazing, that's mald-of-honor In a flowing The Horribles Parade was more let's get with that Women's Lib Ihe word! public speaker alto...and we yellow cown with matching head- The new Mrs. Bryant is a 1971 than a success and jo O'Neil should there Fred and Larry...at WHS Remember Dean Cushing? He really got a boot out of It. piece. She carried an old graduate of Wilmington High "which way tho be well praised for her efforts and vou girls put the pressure was Town Manager of Wilming- Len...Told you you were our kind fashioned bouquet of yellow roses School and a former employee of There must have been 400 kids on the Coach for a game...got ton about twenty years ago - a of people....Have you sent it in and white carnations. Sweetheart Plastics. wind blows"! and their witch mothers and doz- it? white haired man. even if he was to the Success Mag vet...which Miss Frances Baker, sister of The groom graduated from ens of donuts and coffee donated Glad thai Wednesday style suited onlv in his late twenties. Dean this chick reads faithfully to the bride. Miss Nancy Bryant, Wilmington High School with and it was a politician's dream That was Ihe idea...and the Sun Is now the Executive Vice Presi- keep her fires going...all of sister of the groom and Miss Ihe class of 1966 and is current- savs Selectman Jim Banda cause was bright on that day...More dent of the Boston Board of Trade. them...You should...Anyway... Nancy Florence, a close friend ly serving with the U.S. Navy, everybody got to talk to every- of thai please! This girl hears that Dean may Len says. "There is an old man of the bride served as brides- stationed at Quonset Point. R.I. body...Congratulations to Jo! Don't look now gals, but Louie show, up for the party for Lt. or woman ahead of you that you maids in full length gowns of Following their wedding trip to Speaking of politicians ..hear Hailson and Roger Beaupre are George lushing, tomorrow at ought to know. He has your purple, styled like thai worn by Niagara Falls, the couple is now that Fred F.'s Birthdav Partv feuding It seems they were in the K of C Hall. It was Dean who eyes, your nose, your walk. the maid-of-honor. Thev wore residing in No Kingston. R. I. ihe same Tewksbury restaurant, appointed George a Lieutenant, He talks like you. And whether Proper humidification mikes all the difference. had in attendance all of the big wheels and it was a delight one evening, and Louie, for a In the Fire Department, twenty he hates or loves you. respects Keepi you more comfortable; keeps furniture, for those attending and let me joke, dropped his tab on Roger's years ago. or despises you, depends on paneling, walls, ceilings and floori from warping queue you into someting. The table. Pat Brisbois of Church St you. For you made him. He Not to be outdone. Roger it YOU!' How true that one Is and cracking. Ask usl rest of us were at the S of I brought her lovely Mom In who CHRISTINE BALCOME TO WED wouldn't give it back. Now Louie although sometimes somewhere WILMINGTON STUDENTS Luau at the Elks Hall for the Is visiting from England...Really GERARD HAMMOND ENROLLED AT WENTWORTH Luau. .We had much fun. and thinks Roger should have, and am looking forward to that and somehow...this Gal isn't al- CALL 658-4700 DAY OR NIGHT Roger thinks Louie shouldn't ways sure that that old one Is plenty of room on that Dance cup of lea. Girls...and this Chick Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Balcome have, and Louie thinks ahead...like last week, she was Six Wilmington students have Floor and that's the way we doesn't indulge In Tea very often of 31 Perkins Street. Gloucester, enrolled at Wentworth Institute Dave Walsh writes...HI Nancy at least 108... and holding! like it...Speaking of that un- onlv for Special People...but announce the engagement of their Then thanks for permission to for the 1971-72 academic vear. fortunate coincidence we still How's it going'' Won't start will love that chat cause this daughter. Christine to Gerard D. close with vour statement...the These include: feel that there ought to be a school until Nov 29th for 8 Gal comes from a long line of Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs. LOUIE'S 1 Albert J. Mills of Adams St.. weeks then on to Data Systems Word for this Week. Folks Is clearing house for social func- ancient ((englishmen John W. Hammond of 3 King Architectural Engineering Tech- Technicians School. Doing fine. 'May the worst day you have in OIL HEAT SERVICE tions in this Town...Anvbodv Caught Mary M cNamara breath- Street. nology: William K Montuorl of the future be as good as the want to volunteer, so that there Reallv great out here. I love less yesterday and where was Miss Balcome is a graduate of best day you've had in the past!' Burlington Ave.. Mechanical won't be conflicts that are im- it Navy's reallv great to me.. the out breaking off the ice Gloucester High School and Is 312 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON Thanks Len....Now. the Snow is Design Technology; Francesco portant last that of last week? Love. David Walsh and think for the ducks... Are you train- presently employed with Em- with us again...and this Gal is A. Pellegrino of Marlon St.. TONIGHT Vicki Catalano is thai vou did make a wide choice ing them lo fill in on the answer- ployers-Commercial Union Ins. Architectural Engineering Tech- really happy that this Long Year chairing a fashion show of Town Dave and glad vou are enjoy- ing service. Mary, or just using Co.. of Salem. nology: Kenneth J Williams of ing it Reallv got a boot out is coming to an end...cause she and Count rv for the Sons of the swimming pool for the winter! Mr. Hammond is a 1969 graduate Hopkins St., Architectural En- Ilalv Scholarship Fund at the of those rap sessions while you Linda Crosson. daugher of M'aM is certain that the next one will of Wilmington High School and Is be Warm and Snug ..So. see ya gineering Technology and Richard American Legion Hall at 8 pm were home Keep Ihe Faith... John C of Main St is now teach- employed by Market Forge Co.. J. MacDonald of Burlington Ave.. know vou are doing that well... next week, when she'll be 39 it savs here on a piece of the ing in Lawrence...Lin is a WHS of Industrial Way. Production Engineering Techno- f Remodel Now! paper tablecloth., and vou gals particularly important in view 1966 grad and grad from Lowell and holding! A May 6th wedding is planned. logy. are all invited to come see . 'of what's happened in the Clan Slate in 1971...Nice going. Linda Love va! Speaking of fashions, under- recently That's a Boy! Grade 2 is it? LUMBER MASONS MATERIALS stand that Big Joe cut a mean Dave's new address is BES Richard l.vlord is a student INSULATION figure at Fred F's Do with E Division 3410. Mail Room SSC at Colgate and Bob is a student WINDOWS NTC. San Diego. California 92133 Pack 59 Hallowe'en Party jnaslcr charg red flannel pants, navy jacket at Hamilton. WHS 1968 and 1971 HARDWARE PAINTS I and a blue and white check and we'll see that the TC is respectively...so fatherand mother TOOLS 5J DOORS i shirt well, now there's only changed. Dave Glad you're enjoy- took the rest of Ihe family and ing it! TILE COMPLETE LINE OF POOL CHEMICALS one other Boy in this Town made a weekend of it visiting that can carry those red pants The Lady's Sodalilv. St Dorothy's both lads since the schools are off to our knowledge .and that dined at the Red Tavern in onlv 20 miles apart... WILMINGTON BUILDERS means that Joe must being doing Methuen last Tuesday we hear The friends of Mr and Mrs his shopping at Louis with Derek Father Leahv was a guesl and George Revnolds. who resided Right Boys Go. Men. Go...You .the trip was made bv bus All on Westdale Avenue, will be SUPPLY look just great' had a good lime and thanks. Gert glad lo know that they are now 334 Main Street 658 • 4621 That Soccer Team reallv moved you're one of the best' settled in their new home in DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR 40 YEAR'. out on that Game with Andover Youth Hockev Buffe Dance at M>ral. Florida! and thev are a class above the Moose Hall. North Reading enic.il Thanksgiving Ser- ill be held at the Baptist on Sundav. Nov 21. at 8:10 pm THE Rev Bob will 99 be delivering the message. SI Thomas Turkey Whist at Join Our All New "Interest Bearing VUlanova Hall on Thursday eve Nov 18th and vou're all Invited And St Thomas Is planning the Mistletoe Ball for December 4 so mark that date on vour book. Girls! Halloween Weekend sav Troop Christmas Savings Fund 138 of the BS with Wm Mc Feeley. Scoutmaster for a week- end camp in and general clean up and conservation Job. On Saturday nute. Tom sur- prised the fellas with a Hal- loween Partv He baked a gin- Pack 59 held their annual Hal- Wolf Badge, and Gold Arrow: DiGeralimo. Engineer. Eric gerbread over ihe campfire and It's the greatest way in the world to loween Partv on Friday. October Guv Morse. Gold and Silver Ar- While. Engineer and Rick Mel- the boys popped corn and drank prepare for free and cloar Yuletide 29th at Ihe Methodist Church. rows: John MacDonald. Gold and lino. Engineer a fair share of cider... and thai giving noxt year. And tho best part is Twelve new Bobcats were wel- Silver Arrows: Terrv Moore. One Year Pins were given lo: brings back memories, let this comed into ihe Pack, including that not only can you deposit at much as Wolf Badge. Daniel Rurbine. Bear Charles Cook. Michael Pilrnne. Gal. of all of the raw smokey Skippv Duggan. Robert C'onover. Badge and Silver Arrow and David Collins. Roy While. John you want, whenever you want, but your blueberry pancakes she cooked Jimmy Quinno. Francis Turner. Kennv Warren. Boar Badge Reid. James Gilligan. Roger over a campfire on the lop of Christmas Savings Fund earns interest Donald Penncv. Robert Warren. In the Webelus Den. eight bovs Coville. Virle Reid. Mark War- at the Regular Savings Account rate. David Richburg. Stephen Marsh- received badges for achieve- ren and Brian Wallev. *mN8i&*X-' all. Robert Elhier. Bradford ments: Mark Warren. Engineer. Following he ceremonies, re- Fraser. Michael Smith and Kevin Sportsman and Aquanaul Roger Open your Christmas Savings Fund refreshments were served and This Reese Coville. Engineer. Stephen Bis- prizes were awarded for ihe Account at either office right away, and A number ol Cubs received selt. Engineer: Virle Reid. best costumes. be a real Santa next yearl awards: James DiGeralimo. Engineer. Aciuanaut and Alhelele. The next Pack meeting will be new gas Brian Wallev. Engineer; Wavne held on November 19th oven ALL CHRISTMAS SAVINGS Naturally IIO.UI FUNDS EARN INTEREST AT cleans owviits THE RATE OF while ft twftfttift ay tvssjec J_7. it cooks. Ever wonder whit thai heat regulator was really up to? PIR Patriots The moving part of an automa- 5 tic thermostat Ii made ol two 4 ANNUM different kinds of metals, one of By B.l,, Wood, which expands and lengthens VHomln C can beep you from when heated. The movable strip COMPOUNDED DAILY cdatl Or. UniM Paulina ho' lengthens enough to make or • hown Ihn In hit e.nting liltle break the electric circuit as It book "VHomln C and the Cam- Banners, Hats, moves, and thus turns on your man Cala"'. tut avan H you r. heating system or turns It off! "Ol reading Pauling right A high quality thermostat will naw, why nat try ihlt inaxpan- be accurate enough and sensi- tlva prevenlolfv. traotmant far Stickers & tive enough to detect even two tha OBtraardinorrly common degrees ol difference In tem- Stkt perature change! THE BANK YOU KNOW AND CAN DEPEND ON' Ch.wabl. VHomln C Tab. oca All Kinds of It Is wise, therefore, to be delkieu. - ..pxkilly good far sure thai your thermostat Ii The oven liners hove a spe- y«ur children. placed where It can give an cial coaling. It makei meit Yatl con avoid lo.ro. a) lima accurate reading of room tem- and spatters disappear at manay and unnacanory suffer- Novelties perature ordinary baking tempera- H)f. Improve your dial, add Quality supplies and accurate Vitamin C Supplements, and ture!. Come In and find out Information from experienced • 'on reading about your hoollh personnel can be found at about H—and all the great nawl Harry Sandier, Reg. Ph. gas cooking featurei. Gas Sweeiey Home Courtesy Castor, t-l del.nlt.ly ore what you 615 Main St , Mt-1061. Set our gives you a better eal. Weuldn I it be nke lo L.I complete line of Pittsburgh peer! Paints and all kinds of acces- EAHINI Natural feeds sorial Including brushes, rol- Vitamin Supplements lers, thinner and turpentine... Organic Cosmetics WILMINGTON House: Dslly I AM-S PM, Frl SAM-SPM Health, Wialtk I Kiiwli.|i Halpfal IIlal: A thermostat LOWELL 3S1 Middlesex Ave. PHARMACY should bo placed on a wall Wilmington, Mass. about 5 loot above the floor In READING 944-5000 WILMINGTON 658-4000 0A8 a part of the house where the Tha hail In aiairfcatln by 658-3353 temperature Is average. 451-1231 laadtrto) haatth awthacttla.. TOWN CRIER OF WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1971 PAOfNINl MIT* In Sc..d.l. and s 11:06 p.m. (e - Via North Spectators Avenue: all other trips via Lake- Wilmington - Everett SUtion. side: s- from Sullivan Station). Weekdays: Busses will leave the Wilmington • Everett SUtion. Wilmlngton-Tewksburv Line at Saturdays: Busses will leave the 5:55. 6:55, 7:55. 8:55 10:55 a.m.. Wilmington-Tewksbury Line at and 12:55, 2:50. 4:20. 5:10 and 5:5$. 6:25. 7:55 9:55 and 11:55 C: 10 p.m. a.m. and 1:55.3:55 and 6:05 p.m. Busses will leave Everett Sta- Busses will leave Everett Sta- tion at 7. e8:05. 9:35. 11:35 a.m.. tion at 7:36. 9:35 and 11:35 a.m. and 1:35. 3:35. 4. 5. 6, 6:30. 7:15. and 1:35. 3:35. 6:05. 7 and s 11:05 p.m.

EUGENE DOUCETTE ATCHANUTEAFB

Eugene Doucette. son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Voles of 9 Canal Street, has been assigned to Technical School at Chanute Air Force Base. Illinois. Airman Doucette recently com- pleted his basic training at Lack; land Air Force Base. San Antonio.

PACKIM OPENS SECOND SEASON THI BALDWIN NHOHBO«HOOO oltOWNM: -lay Day. hold on Saturday. October 3ltt at tho Mammae liver OM Scout Day Camp. Maude Colon American Legion Cub Scout in Andovac wot attondod by 100 Brownio Scout, and M leaden. Jun. Pack 136 opened its second sea- •oloy. chairman of tho ovont wa aosfetod by a largo committoo, indudina. son along the scouting trail with member, of Sonior OM Scout troop. 112 and 400. its pack meeting, held recently at the Legion Hall. Kfillft V * Qft'* House Cus Scouts Sal DePasquale. *)#-7t*-7jr Ef |Jt4QWW»„HtMae*J.j Thomas Fillio and Edward Giroux were awarded their Bobcat Pins. The Pack's first Bear Award Family Day was given to Paul Fillio who also received gold and silver arrows. at Gary Hastings was awarded two silver arrows. Kelley's Oyster House The monthly pach meeting atten- dance award, a bearskin plaque Every Sunday from 12 Noon went to Den 3. An educational ex- hibit of conservation and ecology, Choice Of THttl WAS A IOTI 01 noii. and axcltomont, in th. crowd at tho the monthly theme was presented football gam. with North Hooding, last Saturday. How,many undot- All you can Eat dattmon door tho roador rocognlso, in thii crowd? by the Webelos and Cubs to their e groom fe a graduate of parents. ROAST SIRLOIN U Interested in WHS? ,nv High School in Methuen. The next pack meeting will be OF BEEF ^Srrjant - fits* JKietUHng Lssex Tech.. and served for three held on November 9th. beginning 5^ 2 2 5 or III tl The Senior Prom from members of the senior years with the U.S. Army. at 7 p.m. at the Legion Hall. JJ On Friday. OetotW 22. the class class. Following their wedding trip. The theme of the meeting is the couple is now residing in "Fire Detectives". in recogni- ROAST LOIN of 1972 held a meeting at which OF PORK 1 3.95 3.95 President. Tom McGinley sug- Another new program has been Dracut. tion of October. Fire Prevention added at WHS!! For the first Month. 2 3.50 7.45 gested a scmi-ormal prom for time in Wilmington High School, this year. A special activity will be Pack INCLUDE 3 3.25 10.70 the seniors are able to choose 136s first "Pinewood Derby 4 13.70 On the following Fridav. their own guidance services. YMCA AUSTRIAN SKI TRIP 3.00 written ballot was taken and the championship races, to end all In the past, the students were races for thrills and bovhood Homemade Soup du Jour S 2.90 16.60 class votedll2 to 22 in favor of A special meeting will be held Butter Whipped Potato** 6 2.80 19.40 a formal prom. The only change assigned a guidance counselor excitement. alphabetically. Now. students on November 19th at 7:30 p.m. Parents of bovs interested in 7 2.70 22.10 will be that bovs will not be re- Tour guides will have passport Vogatablos du Jour quired to wear tuxedos. may take their problems to any becoming Cub Scouts are wel- Tossed Chefs Salad Bowl 8 2.60 24.70 of the four high school counselors, applications. insurance bro- come to attend the pack meetings The prom wil be held on June chures, hotel selections and Hot Rolls & Butter 9 2.50 27.20 9th from 7 to 12 at the Castle or to any of the counseling ser- andlearn first-hand of the vices at the intermediate schools. other important packets of infor- enjoyment of Cub Scouting. 10 2.40 29.60 Kill in Ipswich. This program is being tested by mation. The Wildcat the seniors and seems to be Those planning to go the trip All Dinners Served Family Style On Tuesdav. October 26th. the workIng"dut weU The adrrTmis-" must attend this meeting. Rio. ?B ■ 176 Moin St. No. Hooding Mo. 664-3 tQ3 Wilmington High School students trator of Counseling Services, received thci first copv of the Dr. James Stewart is also avail- Wildcat.he schol newspaper. able to counsel students. The stafl. under the direction of Seniors comments on the pro- Karen Hellmer hopes 10 publish gram. ...Laureen Woller: "It"s a the paper weekly. • good pogram. they should give Senior Class Play it to the juniors: Leslie Coville: Tickets are now available for "I really like mv new counse- the senior class plav. "A Mid- lor.": Karen Olson: "It's about GOOD summer Nights Drea'. bv time." William Shakespear. The per- formance will e given on three nights: November 18th. 19th and Hollv Brennan Kathy Hyland 20th. Tickets may be purchased DRIVERS WANTED THE

On Saturday. October 16th at carried a cascade of white carna- BENDER INSURANCE 11 a.m.. Nancy Marie Bryant, tions, roses and stephanotis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo- centered with two white orchids IS THERE STILL TIME? nard R. Bryant Sr. of 5 Chase Mrs. Bevt-rly Ann Nutter acted Road, became the bride of John as matron of honor while Miss Surt thoro Is, If you act now! A sound now reef Harry Lees, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeanne Aiken. Miss Karen Rein- AGENCY adds value to your home as II protects it from wind Raymond Lees of Methuen. hold and Mrs. Louise Bryant and snow, rain and sleet. Gives it a new look, tool The ceremony took place in the served as bridesmaids. Dent' neglect It. If your home Is over 10 years Wilmington Methodist Church Phillip Kotlol was best man with Rev. Willis Miller officiat- old, better take a leek at It today. Note slipping while ushering duties were in ing, assisted by the bride's uncle. charge of Robert Lees, Raymond IS NOW ACCEPTING shingles. Check Inside for tell-tale streaks on Rev Cortland Bryant, Kenyon and Ronald LeFrenler outside walls. And see us. Per repair or a whole The bride, given in marriage Immediately following the cere- new lob. Top quality reefing, down-te-eorth by her father, wore a phoeneclan mony, a reception was held at the prices. lace gown with sweetheart neck- Aracla Club in Dracut, line and filled bodice. Her Te new ra. Lee ttended APPLICATIONS FOR cathedral train was trimmed with YOUR HOMIIMPKOVIMINT CINTIR Wilmington High School and Is seed pearls and her veil fell from presently employed as a techni- WATCH THIS AD FOR OUR WIIKLY SPICIAL a matching lace crown, She cal typist. WATCH THIS JLR FOR WIIKLY SPECIALS RIAL BUTTERFLIES 1972 CAR INSURANCE Thhl Wook's SrMKld IN ROOF SHINGLES (BIRD) NATURAL COLORS Reg. Price $12.50 NOW $11.50 • RIICB PLACIMAT AND COASTER SIT ^gffggj.j".* *•" *** colors, and real stained fern. SWEEZEY SSVl&S**' ""I" °< "••"•lucent vinyl make up this « i L_Vhlw,fhl' ""breakable and easily cleaned. Adds beauty and THE BENDER AGENCY Horn* Courtesy Ctnttr charm to any table setting. The Ideal gilt for Mom Satisfaction, guaranteed. $4.96 postage paid. (Man. residents add "Cuifomor Sorvko Our Spex/o/fy' sales tax I. Barnes Co.. Dept A, 18 Qrant Avenue, Burlington, Ma PltM

kitmmnHw*mmim WILMINGTON - Newlywed. or retired? A dreamy 380 Mala Street (Jet. RH. IMAM) 4Vi ranch type home In mint condition with fire- place and garage under on lovely 9000 feet let. 944-2*59 651-2051 - Only $24,900. Opon Friday flvonlne). Tl t Wilmington 944-7479 uee.aJleayo.iirety 658-3640 A & M FENT0N REALTORS MOPilN SHOWtOOM- 631-3221 104 Lowell St.. Wilmington 944-6457 TOWN CRIER OF WILMINGTON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1971 PAOE TEN dery on their gowns. EASTERN STAR iflrs JJames £ ffetttile Mlchele Stickney of Wilmington, Remember When. . . CHRISTMAS FAIR neice of the groom acted as A man known as "Old Razor Frank Dayton and Henry Cutter, Acacia Chapter No. 80. Order flower girl. Strap", a forbidding character conductors on the the B i M RR, PORK SALE Thomas Yentile of Wilmington, due to a partially removed nose. when they approached Wilming- of the Eastern Star will hold Its brother of the groom served as He came to town as a wood chop- ton would sing out, "Wilmington, annual Chistmas Fair from 10 < best man while ushering duties per and for many years lived the land of the free and the home a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday. No- PORK e 7 were in charge of Jon Brown and alone in a cabin off Butters Row. vember 13th at the Masonic Tem- of the brave." # LB Ralph Garland, friends of the At one time he sold razor straps Supt. of Schools Steve Bean to ple on Church Street COMBINATION •* groom, both of Wilmington and and at one house was attacked the High School graduating class: A tea room will be open from Paul Leverone of Reading, also and bitten on the nose by a dog. 'Don't take anv Wooden Nickels!' 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and a_Swe- (2 ROASTS & CENTERCUT CHOPS) a friend sf the groom. hence his frightful appearance. Mrs. Stanley Webber. 'Put that dish meatball supper will be Immediately following the cere- He finally passed away at Tewks- cover back on the typewriter!' served at 6:30 under the super- mony a reception was held at the bury Hospital, following a suicide Football Coach Harold Dris- vision of Mrs. Bertha Myhr. Re- BONELESS Town Lyne House where Patricia attempt. coll. after a play went wrong: servations may be made bv call- and Mary Ann Haladav. sisters of Remember these famous say- " You xz/x'XBtz'.'-wike up!" ing 658-3191 or 658-9815 no 79 LB the bride were in charge of the ings, by famous people later than November 10th. PORK ROAST guest book. The publicis cordiallv invited For traveling the new Mrs. to attend. WHILE run lAsr «A A O < Yentile chose an aqua crushed Kiddy Flics at YMC A velvet pants suit with while satin oy On Saturday. Nov. 13th at 11 your friends, SP DENNIS MAcCARTHY blouse and white boots. She wore SPARE RIBS <* » a.m.. the program will begin 0n Saturday. Nov. 20th. Chap- TO APPEAR ON TV a corsage of white roses. ter 8 of The bride is a 1967 graduate of with Chapter 7 of "Flash Gordon" "Flash Gordon" will be |n Army Specialist 5. Dennis FRESH NATIVE Wakefield High School and is and end with "Davy Crockett. 8 •• " ■•«•>• The feature Im w MacCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. presently employed as a secre- King of the Wild Frontier". " "> •» "The Deerslayer". 49 LB There's plenty of room, so bring The program should end by Leo MacCarthy of 9 Hamlin Lane tary at Lord Baltimore Press In LARGE EGGS lp.m. will appear on the TV Show, Wakefield. "Sale of the Century", Channel Mr Yentile graduated from Wil- < JAMES J. DURKEE 4 at 11 a.m. tomorrow (Friday, ARMOUR STAR mington High School with the RAYMOND NELSON PROMOTED ATTENDS SEMINAR November 12th). $AVI2(klB 69 LB class of 1966 He attended Lowell Specialist MacCarthy has re- BACON Tech and received an associate Raymond L. Nelson of 33 Fair- James J. Durkee of 506 Salem cently returned from Viet Nam degree from Northern Essex In mont Avenue has been promoted Street, a member of Wilmington's where he served in the Military Engineering Science. He Is now to systems programmer in the GERMAN Board of Health recently attended Intelligence of the U.S. Army. emploved by New England Tel electronic data processing de- a Postgraduate Seminar for Prior to assignment In Viet Nam, 7«

REPEAT OF SELL OUT Jean Marie Haladav. daughter and she carried a bouquet of BONELESS of Mr. and Mrs Edward Haladav white roses and stephanotis. 25 of 157 Vernon Street. Wakefleld. Mrs. Stephen Putnam of Wak - DUMP AVERAGC became the bride of James S field, sister of the bride servi I ■ilftWir WIIOHT 1 LB Yentile. son of Mr. and Mrs as matron of honor in a gown o. Samuel Yentile of 61 Lowell St.. royal blue velvet with Ivory SECTIONS on Sunday afternoon. October 3rd bodice and-embroidered yoke of CONSIST OF SHORT CUT RUMP STIAK at 3:30 The ceremony was con- fall colors. She wore a match- AND A SMALL RUMP ROAST ducted bv Father James Rogers ing headpiece and carried a at St. Joseph's Church in Wake- nosegav of blue carnations and ORDER YOUR FRESH KILLED field. The church was beautifully star flowers matching the decorated with arrangements of embroiderv on her gown. MICHAEL LANDERS THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW while carnations, touched with Mrs Charles Mathus of Wake- AT LOWRY AIRFORCE BASE blue and white satin bows field and Mrs Alan Peterson, Given in marriage by her father, also of Wakefield. close friends Airman Michael D. Landers, son the bride was lovely in a full of the bride and Mrs. William of David Landers. 88 Clark St.. MA'S length gown of white organza Sticknev of Wilmington, sister of Is currently attending Inventory with high neckline, bishop sleeves the groom served as bridesmaids. Management Specialist School at WILMINGTON'S FINEST MEAT and a full chapel train, enhanced Thev wore royal blue velvet Lowrv Airforce Base in Denver, with chantillv lace and seed gowns styled like that worn by where he is studying for a mili- NORTH WILMINGTON CENTER pearls Her shoulder length the matron of honor and carried tary career in electronic date veil fell from a matching crown nosegavs matching the embrol- processing ^Mike. a 1971 graduate of Wil- ««l SCOUTS OP T*OOf NO. 343 Inttrtolnoa th.tr m.lh.n at Ih. mootln. h«M .n mington High School recently Ociooor 13th. Sh.wn ab.v. n ih* floe ceremony which op.n.d th. mi.iln, Completed his basic training at I Itil Laura Pratt, IM Liiia.nf.fi.,. Koran Maid, and Jan.. O'tolty. Olhara arc laadan, Lackland Air Base in San Antonio Anna O S.illy, Barbara Jan*., troop mambon and molhon. John (old Photo WILMINGTON RICHARD-CORCORAN DRIVING SCHOOL INC NUPTIALS 52 MAIN ST Mrs. Lillian Southmayd of 4 River Street has announced the Col 'or Information marriage of her daughter. Mer- GREATEST Wo Welcome Student* rily Richard of Laurel Avenue to Robert Corcoran, son of Mrs. of All Ages Catherine Corcoran of Melrose. NAME BRAND Rvgiittr now The ceremony took place at Saint Thomas' Church on Sunday October 3rd. Mrs. Audrey Ander- LIKKER 658-3572 son a friend of the bride and Edmund Corcoran, brother of the STOARS Christmas groom were attendants. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the Elks Hall NORTH OF BOSTON A Unique in Tewksbury and after a trip to Offer! Niagara Falls, the bride and groom are now at home on Laurel Ave. THERE MUST Club account JOSEPH P SIRAFINI column WMTIMZATIOi Licensed |BE A REASON .... CAR EXTERIORS CARPENTER SIMONIZED & BUjLDER Engines Dtgr.aitd . WHY SMART SHOPPER! For the Specializing in Painted ana Sealed. ARISTOKRAFT Car Interiors, Including CROWD INTO Heodllnen, Shampooed Custom Kitchens Playrooms, bath- li OfJ,ll rooms A additions fondue of it. Ifffflutry Call SHAMROCK 65H-9822 IN MVMSI FLUSH ANTI-FHiZI D & S ELECTRIC WILMINCTON A MAIM UUMH lUCmCIAM Next te DeMowlas INDUSTRIAL ■ RESIDENTIAL 'Mere fer your Dollar' Supermarket CCMIMRW All for 658-2668 AND $38.95 For Delivery Of HAVERHILL (Or any part of this lor Boston Globe ON THE NEW HAMFSHIRI STATE UNI a lesser sum) AM'-PM-Sun. Record American Why don't yOU check In • and get your share AM and Sun. 4A*f*f*M*i*rCfv. off ha Action? Corloaung Coll 658-821 1 Man- Cnora* tmnk Amnkard OPM TO Buying or Setting RALPH'S MIDNICHT AUTO BODY G *n§ral Htpaht Ralph Klnnetr, Jr., Prop. food $«rvk« C. A. MACK ASSOC. INC. Au'*»*,nl,no fro ma Sfrofanranfnf Wroth loawrff Real Estate SooV 1 IT J., «*oain Cvtfomiiinf When you open a Middlesex Christmas Club account, you can get this Corvofrw heavy-gauge fondue set for only $3.95*, and get a beautiful check next Christmas. NOtTN MEMBER Clan Work Just visit any of our 26 branches and tell us how large a check you'd like to receive. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fnturartc* f ifimaroi WILMINGTON HOARD OF REALTORS SUPER-FAST SERVICE SHELL 933-983* 933-0024 Middlesex Bank 415 MAIN STREET 17 N. MAPLE ST. RIIJ.HirA • KLULIXCTOK • CAMBRIDGE • BVCIETT • LOWIU. • HAI.IIEN • NATNAIIU • MEDfORD 361 Middlesex Ave. XEUOSE • XOKTH RCAIHMi • EEADINC • (OMEHVILLE • •TO.NEHAM ■ TIWUSUET ■ WILMINGTON WILMINGTON CENTER NORTH W0IURN North Wilmington No. Woburn Indu.lrlal Park 6JI-9498 •I»«lurfi«. MaMockuMtu SUM Sal* tH Supplr limlwd r.D.I.C 658-2400 SHOP HOURS: 7:10 • fc!0

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