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VOL. 19 NO. 33 WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1956 Price 10c 4-H Mounties Will Feature TV Star MANY EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR ST. DOROTHY'S FESTIVAL ENDORSEMENTS FOR SATURDAY'S HORSE SHOW NOW IN PROGRESS 'JIMMY FUND' This Saturday is the day The Holy Nam* Society of A group of local and out-of- the fund need* Is your help for the Annual Horse Show Cambridge, Morey Hirsch 8t Dorothy'* Parish, Wilm- all (who wish to enjoy a town Interested people have phis your neighbors. of the Wilmington 4-H Inc., Bast Cambridge, Mur- ington, will sponsor Its sec- rip-roaring time) can con- made endorsements to the James M. Shine Mounties. From 10:00 a.m. phy Real Estate, Muagrave's ond regular annual Festival tribute sorely needed financi- Jimmy Fund. The endorse- Comdr. of D.A.V. 108 to 5:00 p.m. the Common Dairy Farm, North East from Aug. IS through the al help. ment* follow: will be the scene of many Packing Co., SomerviHe, 18th at the "Old" Thompson's The entire sponsoring com- Postmaster Endorsement . . . Hank FUstpone . . . Interesting events, including Pooles' Bakery, Rocco Rest- Grove on Main St., now the mittee invites you to "come f heartily endorse the We of the Nee Ellsworth judging of 17 classes by Mrs. aurant, Shamrock Drive-In, parish grounds. and have fun"—all ate most Jimmy Fund and urge all Post 2458 V.F.W. of Wilming- Roger ESa, famous breeder Silver Barber Shop, Shoe- Many exciting feature* will welcome! Much hard work to do the same. ton heartily endorse the of Morgan horses. A costume craft Shop, Silver Lake Bak- be held for young and old has gone into elaborate pre- Henry J. Porter "Jimmy Fund" Drive. parade, a family parade, the ery, Steven's Market, Sylvan- alike, rides, entertainment, paration for the public's en- Postmaster Henry F. Fllippone presentation of a check for la Electric Co., Tattersall's eat* and, cold drinks, "hi- joyment by the mem of the Commander the Jimmy Fund to George Variety Store, Wilmington lighted" by cash prises on committee who volunteered Publisher Boefco . . . Spanos, and a demonstration Grain and Building Co., Wil- Saturday night. This year an their services. They are: Nothing give* me more American Legion . . . of the courier service recent- mington Food Mart, Wilm- all out effort la being made Rev. BY. Leahy, General pleasure than to say I will ly set up for Civilian Defense ington Ford Sales Co. and by the sponsors to provide Chairman, Gerald O'Brien, It is with great pleasure put all my publishing facili- and honor that we of the are to be ■ «ht» * the the Woburn Taxi Co. "the bast" for everyone, con- Co-Chairman, Herbert Peter- ties at the "Jimmy Fund" dav Also Mr. and Mra. Joseph fident that they can exceed son, Treasurer, Richard Dlc- American Legion Post 136l - headquarters. endorse the "Jimmy Fund." R«x Trailer, TV 8tar, WBZ Babbitt, Mr. ant Mrs. Ralph last year's efforts in creating kerson, Secretary, Roland Stanley J. Bocko. Thomas J. Breen 1 Saturdays, and his horse 1 Barden, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd an extravaganza second to Desharnaie, Publicity, Corn- Publisher Commander Goldrueh will be featured. I Carney, Mr. and Mrs. John none. elius O'Brien, James Flem- Movies will be shown later I Clarke, Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Proceeds from this event ing, Frank Romano, William Deputy Sheriff . . . Lodge . . . on TV. Del Torto. Mr. and Mra. John will greatly aid the "new Noil, Angus McFeeley, John It Is a great pleasure for The Mounties wish to ex- Farley, Mr. and Mrs. John church" building fund and Whiteiield Lodge No. 204 Sullivan, George Hlggins, me to endorse a very worth- press thanks to the follow- Hartnett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy provide a means by which Frank King and Mr. Avers. I.O.O.F. wholeheartedly en- while organization. Good luck dorses the Jimmy Fund. ing donors of trophies to their Hersom, Mr. and Mrs. John and best wiahes. Yours in Friendship, Love horse show. Over a hundred Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Nunzto John O'Loughlin and Truth. dollars worth of trophies and Mortelliti, Mr. and Mra. Don- V.F.W. POST 2458 HOLDING Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Lagin. N.G. Saturday. ald Nime, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Those contributing include Nima, Mr, and Mrs. A. Valen- HUGE CLAM AND Iverson Machine Co. Shawsheen Improvement . . . Altmans, Inc., Ames News' te, Elmer Branscomb, K R. Endorses . . . The members of the Shaw- Co., Beckwith Riding Stable, Boutweflb Edward Cflncrt, We at Iverson Machine Co. sheen Improvement Associa- Bill 4 Mel's Texaco Station Nick Femia, Edward Lyons, LOBSTER C00K0UT certainly endorse the Wilm- tion do highly endorse the Bress S and 10 Store, Burbine Dr. Erwin Chernoff, Dr. ington campaign for the Barber Shop, Church Street Stanley Fillpek, Dr. Richard V.F.W. Post 2468, of watch. Jimmy Fund. Jimmy Fund. "Let's all pltdh In and Hardware, Coombs F"urniture Harris and Atty. and Mrs. Wilmington, 1B trying a Mood music win be Fred Cbrum. Richard A. Iverson help" says, .Co., Countrystyle Donut Shop, novel way of having • played all day and all the Drop by and watch the in- and Company n L. fccLeugMln ^£\CI«£'er0l« °°^**' picnic. On Sunday, August women have to do is eat- / i Pr»»irtent I'and Tack Shop, Jim Riley's teresting events, the public 26th. at Town Memorial no dishes to wash, no cook Trailblazerfe . . . Shell StaUOln, Jim's Variety is invited and more Oimn Park, a huge cookout of ing to contend with. The 4-H Trailblaaerg will Store. Mills Hardware, East 'welcome. lobsters and clams is to be There will be ample ser- hack the "Jimmy Fund" all held. Along with the lob- vings of both the clams the way. Methodist ster and clams will be and lobsters Any one Furniture Stolen Grange Fair having attended the pre-1 Mrs. Leo Dupras corn on the oob, water- Leader Auction Plans mellons, hot dogs, coffee vious V.F.W. chow affairs, At 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Coining Up Soon and tonic. know how generous the Progressing August 11, Bruno Lather of The date has been set for portions can be 8,lver Lake Betterment Aaso. This affair is intended to Church St., phoned police to the Wilmington Grange Fair, get the families of Wil- _ .. . ,,„._. We, of the Silver Lake Bet- The Country Auction to b Ck t8 6 ,erment v ln Jim which is held annually at the mington back to the social H ?K J ! JE iniHW ' «*"* « ^ " be held on the green of the complain that someone had hall on Wfldwood St., in Sept- activity of the past- where Wilmington Methodist entered his home during his ember. This year the event f* £* /h ^n 1 X- we need Is You and Yours to large family groups get ln by the Sunday before ' _ „.. " .. Church, Saturday, Septem- absence and removed furni- will take place on Friday and together and all meet on a ber 8 beginning at 11 a.m. (19th) in order to plan our £LThat™ will. putSTJ"!?? it over - Help.£!£ Saturday, Sept 7 and 8. social plan- purchase, we urge you to and continuing through 3 ture from the premises. Grangers are soliciting ex- James M. Shine, p.m. tor the benefit of the Following the theory of get your ticket* now. President Officers Cuoco and Shepard hibits from you, to help them buying huge quantities for Tickets are available at,: new church building, will make their fair a success. low prices, we are plan- Jim's Variety Store, corner feature Capt. Lars Neilson are investigating the com- Further details will be an- Grange . . . as auctioneer. Fred Seddon. ning to buy for a large of Shawsheen avenue and plaint. nounced each week. group. Adults are to be Hopkins St., Shamrock We of the Wilmington charge lay leader and gene- charged 12.60, per person, Drive-In on Main Street Grange Hall Co. think that ral chairman of the Auction ■ ■ ■ ■ MHHHBniliHIIIIBIilllWilWiUKIilBWKnWfflilM and children free. Games and at George Sparoos at the Jimmy Fund is wonder- will be calling a meeting of for children are to be held the center. Tickets may ful. If we as a body can help all committees in the near ST. DOROTHY'S PARISH and contest to follow, un- also be obtained from Com- only one person we have future. Miss Abbie Lyle is der the supervision of BUI mittee Imember8 by calling: done a good deed. general secretary of the ANNUAL FESTIVAL Simmons, winners to get Oliver 8-2957, Ol. 8-3523, Thomas E. McQuaid planning committee, whifch cash prises. The American Ol. 8-4632, and 8-3913. President include, William Israel, Legion Softball team is Only ticket holders may be William Stickney, Malcolm AUGUST 15 THROUGH 18 Butler, Jack Randell, Ber- going to play a make-shift honored as the purchase of From Two Fellows . . • V.F.W. team- this In it- 'food will go according to We the undersigned hearti- nard Bacon, Frank McLean, THOMPSON'S GROVE - RTE. 38 - WILMINGTON self will be interesting t» the sale of ticket*. ly endorse the Jimmy Fund and Mrs. Chester Burrie, This te your chance to Drive. president of the Woman's Fun For All! visit your Town Memorial Geo. C. Fairbalrn Society of Christian Service. •-- Park. It belongs to you, as Frank J. Campbell Mrs. Burrls is working Ferris Wheel - Merry Go 'Round and The Works WALLPAPER with the six circles of the COLD DRINKS AND REFRESHMENTS lim • Ky.in.xf Pnints Continued on Page 4 D.A.V. . . . Woman's Society to secure Ov. r 1S.0OO rolU in Stock articles for the auction. All It Is nice to have peopk persons having items of i ■ ■ ■■■■■ ■ ■ urn ■ ■ agree that the Jimmy Fund value can begin bringing >radbiirv's - Wobiirn FOR SALE Drive is wonderful. This does them to the church' or If HI Main st. WO 2-2747 not put the Drive over. What House, 'No. Billerica. 7 rooms transportation is needed by New England Real Estate Co. and sun porch. 4 Bedrooms, calling any member of the Wellpspar Edges committee who will make REAL ESTATE SALES SPECIALISTS '■'rimmed FREEI 1% baths. Good condition arrangement** to pick them inside and out. 2 car gar- 100% Steel up. 11 Border Ave. - Wilmington - OL 8-3484 Venetian Blinds age. Best location, near It's on Its Way . .. Office hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ALL S'ZES IN STOCK school, churches and bus Members of the Older Wilmington and North Woburn Line 15" x 64" Thru 34" x 64* line. 28 Twombly Ave. Call Youth group will supervise Industrial Factors - Mortgage Arrangers MO 3-8768. August 26, 1956 a snack bar during the 'The Better Service" • $2.99 • time of the auction. We Sell . . . Homes, Farms, Land, Estates Wanted . . . Land for Developments and Industrial Plants. THE JIMMY FUND Buy your Gas and Motor Oil at Remember ... We list and Sell Property of all Kinds. IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS Wholesale Rental Agents • Property Managers - Appraiser 100% PURE MOTOR OIL Title Researcher - Surveyor - Architect ■ Builder MAKE IT YOURS Mass. Notary Public Service VOLUNTEER FOR THE Only 49c A Gallon We Specialize in Selling Residential, Commercial New 670x15 Goodyears — $16.95 ] and Industrial Properties throughout New England. JIMMY FUND DRIVE Coma and sea Us and Let Us Serve You 7 - 9 P.M. We have Buyers Waiting for Homes AUGUST 26, 1956 GLADSTONE BROS. Attention . . . Be Sura and List Your Home With CONTACT GEORGE SPANOS - OLiver 8-8373 . Rout* 3 — MOntrose 34167 — PINEHURST NEW ENGLAND REAL ESTATE CO. PAGE TWO THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 19S6

SPECIAL ATTENTION me. a lot of bucks, imagine of Louie's appreciation each PRESIDENT I this as a prise for us kids player on the Oilers team , to work for. Say, isn't that was presented an autograph- Dear President, and all the ed baseball with the signa- guys and gals who work for guy Curley a great Guy? No wonder everyone in Wake- ture of each Red Sox Player you: on each ball. My name In Kevtiu You field loves him. He has a must have heard of me. I big charitable heart. > play ball for the Oilers. I am Now here's where you come I MRS. MARION WOLLER 11 years old. The Oilers beat in. Buy some tickets right I WELCOME WAGON everybody. Saturday we play- now from me and please let .HOSTESS RECEIVES TOP ed the fathers and Sunday me go around your nice I PERCENTAGR we played the mothers. office and' plant and talk to Mrs. Marion J. WoHer, the i George Spanoe la the Mayor everyone to sell them some Welcome Wagon Hostess for of the town and what he says tickets. Believe me. I will. ithe Town of Wilmington, re- goes as far as us kids are You can help of course if Icently had the distinction of concerned. Now, he la the me, but I suppose you are receiving the top percentage big boss of the Jimmy Fund you want to go around with for the entire month in Wel- Drive and us kids have to awfully busy, but just thin* come Wagon work kelp him raise $6000. That's you and I sell the tickets A percentage of 50* was a whole lot of dough, you and we make Mayor Spanos obtained by Mrs. Woller, know, but you and all your happy, the poor crippled which surpassed percentages employees are working steady kids happy, your heart happy obtained by 23 other hostess- and I know you must want and my heart happy all at es In Winchester, Arlington. to help cure the poor crip- the same time, and I want to Melrose. Saugus, Medford, pled kids, so I am asking you win that glove awfully bad. Sttmeham, Maiden, Reading, to buy some tickets from "God" bless you and yours Wakefield, North Reading, me, to help his honor and Mr. President, I know you and Cambridge. those sick kids. will help me for I prayed to Ted Williams, another ball "God" last night and this player like me is selling tic- morning for Mr. Spanos, the TAX FACTS YOUNG AT 7S—Stfll ta tha gruelingImataeaaaf tatttag kets too. Joseph Curley, of Jimmy Fund and all those More than half of all U. S. automobiles at 78, Ab. Jenkins, veteran race drive*, Just WakefleM. another business- cripple kids, and yes, I government receipts In 1955 set a new 24-hour stock ear distance record on the,Bonne- came from individual income man like you bought a whole asked dear "God" to help me ville Salt Flats In Utah. Under sanction of taNrional lot of tickets from me. He win the glove and also for taxes, reports the 1956 Year- said anything and everything my Little League team the book of The American Peoples Association of Stock Car Racing he drove • 1956 PonttM for the Jimmy Fund. Do you Oilers to beat the mothers Encyclopedia. Because of tax which covered 2,841 miles at an average speed of MSI* know, he gave George Spanos and fathers teams. rate cuts, the individual in- mile* per hour. a great big fielders glove, Waiting outside in your come taxes amounted to $31,- cost a lot of money believe 649,000,000, a decline of $733,- office for you to let me start 000,000 from previous year. selling the tickets. However, employment tax re- Respectfully Tours, ceipts Increased for the year, Kevin McKelvey and for fiscal 1956, the exist- PS. from the Editor: Kev- ing tax rates were expected It's on Its Way.. in won the glove, selling 1764 to increase tax receipts about August 26, 1956! tickets. P.P.S. The Oilers $1.8 billion as a result of ris- beat the mothers. The Oilers, ing Income and employment. incidently are sponsored by Louie Blfman and as a token STEVENS' SUPERMARKET STEEL SET8 NEW ' RECORDS Production and consump- Rte. 38 Opp. Silver Lake WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OLIVER 8-8091 tion of steel in the United of TVS and RADIOS 9 A.M. to 0 P.M. States in 1955 set new records, Wilmington's Most Progressive Market Including Holidays reports the 1956 Yearbook of The American Peoples Ency- clopedia. Continuing to lead world output, the United ADAMS RADIO & TV SERVICE States produced 117 million FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT ... net tons of steel ingots, bet- CERTIPIED TECHNICIANS tering the 1954 output by 32.6 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED per cent. Russia was second 25 ADAMS STREET WILMfNGTON top producer with 49.5 million Sales and Service tona The free world made All Work & Parts Guaranteed 225,380,000 tons of steel, while the Iron-curtain countries U.S. Grade "A" Young - Plump - Tender Holder Federal Communication Commission License achieved a production figure of 67,995,000 tona 12-14 Lb. Are. ITCOSTS YW USS INTUBBNP I If You TURKEYS ib 49 See Innis Smoked Sugar Cured and TO DO McLennan 4 to 6 Lb. Ave. IT RIGHT \\\ tltr Brriimmtf/ FIRST! SHOULDERS ib 33

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BILLERICA 'MPVSS THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 195« PAGE THREE 1 on September 14 when she enrolls as a member of the ALONG THE freshman class at Bouve- Boston School which is affil- iated with Tufts University, MAIN STEM |l[ra^ Medford. Bouve-Boston Scho- 4 ol prepares for careers in Save Real Money physical education and phy- hi sical therapy. Miss Ash- ON Bernie Patterson worth, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ashworth Malt Beverages of 117 Church Street, is a graduate of Wilmington High Folks, Quota... * School. She is the North American and International Come on down r.nd join the fun! Those DRIVE-IN-Fellers are Plan tomorrow's work tonight, work tonight's plan having their MID-SUMMER BEVERAGE SALE Just look at this tomorrow. Speed Skating Champ in the 16-18 years girls class and Circui In Town ?... holds numerous ribbons, A Circus show, consisting of a dog and cat, plus medals and trophies she has BARGAIN BARRAGE!! As always, dancing girls, was held by four youthful admirers of won in speed skating events. Add Pleasing Sights... MABEL Ted Williams and the Jimmie Fund. The girls, Laurie The shapely young miss, McCabe, Ellen Rice, and Marcia Stevens, all of Woburn currently employed at Ste- Street and Elaine LaRivee of Concord Street, age 8 ven's Supermarket, going IMPERIAL (5 FULL GLASSES) and 9 had their circus set up at the side of the road. about attired in shorts and Motorists passing by were treated to the sight of lovely store jacket as she performs CLYDE young girls dancing and of course stopped to see them her various duties. . Full Quarts and the circus animals. After the circus canvass was Ball Game... lifted, exposing tfie two performers, (a dog and cat) The Greer Old Timers vs. HORTON'S (Cont) the viewers were asked to donate a sum to the Jimmie the Wilmington Cops game Fund These wonderful children raised $2.79 which was will finally be played, Mon- OLD INDIA turned over to his honor, the Mayor. day. August 20th, 6:30 at HH3... Town Park, benefit of the And Folks-(P. S.) large bowl of wheaties, bout. Hell probably be or something (far that Question: "How much front of a town sign? The Jimmie Fund Hopes are Wont you please much too tuckered out Scotch can a Scotchman high that prayers from the I, search around the okle extra energy). Or, if the to drive, at this point. sign is located hist below collection of bottles drtoW? Patsy's Farm on Main Boston Red Sox will be on i. homestead for those But you can ('cause all Answer: "Any given hand The Greer lineup, sans elusive, olde, coke bot- down cellar or out back you did was supervise Street on Route 38. This sign warrants it, maybe, the amount evidently is town propel ty, position is as follows. . .Babe tles, etc. Because those the job.) So, gala, bop Meet At Camp... Whelan, C. Duart, B. Fur- , PRIVE-IN-Fellers need little darling ought to down Main St to those built and erected with town have a few bananas cut- DRIVE-IN fellers and Jimmie Marsl wrote from money. It would appear that long, A. Greene, J. OBrien, 'em-and they need 'em Fort Knox, Ky. that he met D. Greer, D. Watson, G. Per- I now! Come on, gals, up with those wheaties- they'll positively do the this candidate is having a I. how about coaxing the to give him a little ex- rest (Nothing to buy- Bob Br&nsoomb, a Wilming- free ride on town property. ry, F. Braohett, Jr., J. ton buddy at camp. They Stark Arrives... Bright, L Boualneau and BF with an extra, tra ZIP! and no load is too big to meet every week-end. Jim- many other first crass ball special smile (if necessa- Anyhow, sals (by Fair cause the slightest em- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gag- ry) wWh your "Good means or Foul) get the barrassment to anyone!) mie asks this paper to print non of Nichols Street are players. The Police, hesitent ma address for'any friends morning, dear"- some little angel to pack your How about it, gals? the proud parents of a to release their roster to the coke bottles, ejtc- into who wish to write to him. daughter born Friday, Au- general public, leads us to likely day this week. Pin-money's waiting! believe that they might use And maybe you ought some boxes and then in-1 James Marsl, ERK 326226 gust 10. Monday morning to toss him an extra to the family run-a- MABEL "A" Co. 13th EN. 4th In*-. Mrs. Gagnon was home in- some ringers. Last year, be- Reg. Inf., Fort Knox, Ken- forming friends and neigh- fore a large gathering the tucky. bors of the new arrival. Greer Old Timers defeated Bough Game... the Police and it is rumored Brinks... P.P.S. Black Label 24-pack. 7 oz (cont.) I Guess Mike Welnberg will Popular Michael Barry, around town that the boys For all you folks outr stick to games a little less formerly of Wilmington, now in blue will pull no punches of-town last week- Utica Club 24-pack, 7 oz (cont.) ! strenuous than soft bail. The living in Jamaica Plains this year in order to gain John's still passing out Croft 12-pack, King Size (cont.) first few minutes of the soft dropped Into the Restaurant the victory. George Spanos cigars at the bottle- re- Canadian Ace 6-pack, King Kans ball game at the Rotary will coach Wilmington's Fin- for a cup of his favorite fund counter (it's a Holland 24-pack, 12-oz cans 3.19 Outing held last week in coffee and to renew old est. . .A word to Greer" s... boy!). Tyngsborough saw Mike aqualntances Monday morn- watch out for fireworks. MABEL/ Imperial 24-pack, 12-oz (cont.) 2.70 stretched out on the ground ing. Mike is a U.S. Deputy with a recurrence of an old Marshall and has been a WILD WOOD leg injury. The Doctor had prominent figure in the PLAYGROUND .NEWS P.P.P.S. Mike on crutches for a few Brink's million dollar rob- The staff and playmates HANLEY'S Say, all you new folks and summer days. bery case. of the Wildwood Play- folks! Better come a-runningf Those Wedding... Seen About... Special Ale DRIVE-IN fellers have the only package ground appreciate the Export Beer * What young lady at what David Toomey, one of opportunity afforded them store of its kind in All New England! popular furniture store loca- And shopping there Is mare tun than a three State Senatorial aspir- by Mrs. "Dot'' (Dorothy Qt. (cont) 42 barrel of monkmonkeys II ted in Wilmington Is plan- ants from this district was Laflanstls) to share an ex- Two Old Favorites MABEL ning a marriage in the not- seen around town this week. hibition along with the too-distant future. He called upon local mer- High School and Stiver Politics... chants, talked to the man-in- Lake playgrounds. In Bob Wonder who gave permis- the-Street and visited local Michelson's Shoe Craft sion and if no permission was Veterans organizations. Shop window appear sam- granted. .why a political Local Champ... ples of some of their ori- Wilmington's Shamrock card and sticker has been Miss Jeanne Ash worth will ginal handiwork plus some attached to the back and begin professional training of the crafts fashioned un- der her supervision. Drive-In Package Store Over one hundred pirates Off Main Street, Wilmington (opposite Rocco's) wearing over a hundred different seafaring bats, skulls and crossbones, OPEN EVENINGS TILL 11 black eye patches and mou- staches, looking very salty, searched for treasure Fri- FREE day morning. Thoitr loot P.P.P.P.S. was found in a silver and black chest located in "Quiet Corner'right where Those DRIVE-IN Fellers are completely out of they started! Everyone was the TRAFFIC JAM, Folks. NO RUSH NO most grateful for the ex- pert volunteer assistance of CRUSH. Mrs. Priscilla Beaudoin. During "Town Meeting", before the hunt, the Com- munity was thrilled with a PARKIN-PEACE visit from Sgt. John Im- OODLES OF OFF-STREET PARKING bimbo of the Wilmington Police Department. Sgt. (Black-topped for your comfort) I mbimbo described the way men and women prepare Mabel for and what their duties 2-e in the police depart- ents. The Golden Rule Day, August 17th. the nolds, Elaine Larrauee, Bev- How valuable are certain was stressed for citizens closing event of play- erly Gray, Jean DiCampo; woods? Choice cuts of cedar, and the police to follow. ground. Police Officers David OUen, one of the species used to The children were told to Henry HameMn at Oil- Kenneth Wilson, Donald build the temple of King Sol- regard all policemen as dart's repaired some play- Pratt; Firemen "Chucky" omon, have been exchanged their friends at all times ground equipment Mrs. Wil- Nickerson, Donna Sutton, He- for more than their weight in and that they should never liam Sussentoerger, Mrs. Hel- len Allen, "Kippy" Moore; gold. In building Solomon's Better Business Bureau Publication be used as a threat to gain en Babine, Mrs. Leonard "Doctor" Joan McCabe; temple. Israeli axmen cut good behavior from young- Bryant, Mrs. Alfred Quinds- "Nurse" Nancy Budd; Sani- cedar, identified in the Bible sters. The young people lund, Mrs. Dorothy Proven- tation Commissioner Susan as thylne, or decorative trim. TOWN & COUNTRY were most enthusiastic aano, all the judges for spe- Moore; Water Commissioner over the future bicycle cial events of the season Nancy Carpenter; Crafts' UTILITIES, INC. course HOT test runB for all have proved good and need- Deader Lorraine Gurski and As the size of families has license eeektng cyclists. ed friends of the Wildwood Librarian Virginia Allen; increased in recent years, Main Street, Tewksbury, Mass. Mrs. "Dot" brought bas- Playground. The Wilmington Flagbearer, Trudy O'Hare, UL 1-7306 ket weaving for the "el- Center Drug Store donated Leader, Laurie McCabe. the need for storage space ders" on Wednesday. The In the average borne has Coupon Coupon Coupon much heavy paper and card- "peewees" were busy with board for our projects. Many grown more acute. To solve colored telephone wire other volunteers along with When it comes to finishing their storage problems, many making bracelets and neck- those mentioned will be glad Improvement-minded home laces for their mothers. All to hear that there is a possi- wood paneling, the home week mobiles, carousel bility that Director Larry owner has many choices. He owners are turning to wood horses and textile painted can paint the paneling to built-ins and multi-tier room Cushing may organize "Fri- blend or contrast with other aprons were turned out to- ends to the Playgrounds" dividers. ward the Parent's Picnic room decorations. He can use next year. The three way a clear finish—varnish, or The National Lumber Man- contact of children, parents shellac—to retain all the na- ufacturers Association sug- and staff could prove a more tural markings and coloring gests that home owners con- It's on Its Way... colorful and relaxed summer of the wood. Or he can use sider installing a wood panel- for all. one .of the many different ed wall at the same time they The officers of the week stains now being sold, to give add cabinets and shelving, the wood more color and to give their rooms a whole August 26, 1956 are Selectmen Barbara Gur- highlight its built-in warmth new personality as well as ski (Chairman), Arthur Rey- an

I M PAGE FOUR THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, lfSt Wayne Gardiner. Ronald In the waxed cartons? KIRHT a*.IT18T The Wilmington Crusader Bouvier and Allan Mat Straight from the cafeteria CHI'IUH, RBADING Feet Hart? Rernie Patterson, Business Manager thews. Other members of dept. Sunday, August 19, Hard To Fit To GL &48U the team who were not Fish story - When the odors The Proper Shoes Published Every Wednesday Morning By able to attend are Wil- from a certain out of town morning worship will be THE ilLLIRICA PUBLISHING CO. liam Curtin, Ronald Chris- fish processing plant reached at 9:30 with sermon by the Box 506, Wilmlngtcu Post Office. Wilmington, Mass. topher, Paul Olsen, Ed- a point where they were pastor. Mrs. Edna Rohwed, High Street - North Billerica. Mass. - MO 3-8221 ward Ixxo, Robert Sim noticed on the West Side of Reading, so many calls were der will be guest organist Stanley J. Bocko. Publisher mons, Michael Kosulbuski and Mrs. Alice Welden will Lowell Business Office and Plant and Stephen DePaula. received by the Police Dept.. 89 Br'dge Street — GL 8-8812 — Lowell. Man*. The Tigers consisted of that they called the Woburn act as guest soloist Classes Deadline jr. all news items and ads Tuesday at noon Richard Pitman, John Rob Board of Health, which is will be conducted during bins, John Cavanaugh, Ke- where the plant is located. An the sermon for nursery Subscription rate *3.00 per year or $2.00 for six months. inspector from Woburn In- vin Field, Philip Sciascia, through junior high stu- All payable in advance. „ M %ABft Jeff Williamson, Kenny vestigated, sampling the air Entered as second^lass mail matter November 22, 1980 Sugarman, Tommy South- In Reading htmsplf. What dents. at the Post Office in Wilmington. Mass.. by the Billerica mayd. Mike Farrell, Billy struck us odd was that after At 7:30 p.m. on Sunday Ritchie. Willard Fuller. reading all this on the front evening, services will be SSSffied^ates on all classes of advertising nulled page of the Reading Chroni- Mark Bliss and Eddie conducted at the East Wil- Woods. cle, we called the Woburn Jo^'uact rate for display advertising covert run ofJjaper The fathers who faced Board of Helth. and the mington Improvement Hall position only- Premium charges made for special the attack by the Tigers young lady who answered on Rte. 129. Dr. Mathews, position onfront and back pages. _,«„_ were Wallace Phillips, Ro- said she knew nothing of the pastor of the First Baptist The Wilmington Crusader assumes no financial raspon- land Fuller. Carl Marcv. whole affair, and that she ioiuty toHypographical errors in advertisements, but Jim Cotter. Mel South would transmit our complaint Church of Reading will wUl reprint that part of any advertisement in which the mayd, Jim Sullivan, An- to the Health Inspector. As preach. «ror occurs, if the error affects the value of the ad- thony Totl. Mr. Cavan- the feBow said, there's some- Srttoedtom Advertisers wiU please notify manage- Thursday, August 16 at augh. John Rob-bins, John thing tshy somewhere. And 7:30 p.m. mid-week service ment of any errors which may occur. j .. Ritchie, Ralph Zwicker, If you dont bellve us. spend The Wilmington Crusader is mailed to every Service- of prayer, praise and study Ernie Moeglin, Ernie Far- a few evenings In East Wilm- wUlbe held with Dr. Mat- rell, Willard Fuller, Larry ington. GadartauETfromWuSungten. Chevrolet Company ^^^Iv^^Vit^J the' W£mbgton Port of hews in charge. Frost, Tommy Gardiner, Congragulation to Mary On Tuesday, August 21, th* American Legion, and the Nee-Blleworth Peat of Tommy Waugh and Cap O'Rourke. of Blrchwood Rd., the Two by Twos will hold ££S^of3KinWart. Serricomenare Mgdto tain Bob A beam. keea, the Crueader posted\m to their latent address. who won a portable TV at the their "Full Moon Party" The Scores? Oh yea, the at Lynn Beach. Write to Box 808. Wilnungteei Mem Mothers beat the Oilers, Star Market 7-5. and the Tigers licked was unable to stay to catch the Fathers 8-5, although J. ARTHUR POITRAS V.F.W. p©« »*» ARE YOU HOLM-NO BVGB CLAM the second tilt, between the Fathers declare the Shoe Counselor AND LOBSTKR OOOal- the dads and the lads. Mothers, in the person of o*ff Between the games the Jean Waugh, Bernie Moeg- • In 'Business since 1930. awards to the champs were lin and Marilyn Farrell SICK m Pedograph print taken presented. Major League were prejudiced. Oh, now of incompetent Journeymen Playing aroond with of every foot for better winners, the Tigers, re- boys, it was all in a good your TV sett fitting. rltiitan of Wilmington, ceived beautiful trophies. cause! • Two Registered Nurses let's use it. The Oilers received pins, IF SO — THERE IS A on duty at all times, Womeav- wear your sla- and an unexpected sur- taught in our Method of cks, bring your o»» nut prise. Tim Cunningham fitting you and year crackers to crack your lob- gave each a baseball, auto- CURE children to the proper ster with. Maybe, if enough graphed by the Boston Lizzie Higrhshoes Try us. We have all the equipment, and what's more, shoes. women are willing, we will Red Sox, through the gen- we know how to use it. • Record kept of every get ap a soil ball sA">e be- erosity of their sponsor, Sez— fitting for future refer- tween you. There will be a Louie Blfman. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING ELECTRONIC ences. couple of horse-shoe pitch- There was a little disap- Wc work very cloeciy ing courts for you men pointment among the 12 Almost bought a new car re- BLACK 4 WHITE TV - COLOR TV - HOME RADIOS with your family doctor wbo so desire. year-olds, as their pins did cently, but it was too risky. and Orthopedic consult- This Is a real, houesi to not arrive, due to an error Went to get out of the con- MacLELLAN'S RURAL ants who visit your goodness social affair. AH in which official pins were traption and near broke a leg. APPLIANCE CENTER hospitals every weak. citisene ane invKed to sent The right pins will Darn fools forgot to put run- • We carry such fameue attend, and meat one ano- be awarded at Windup ning boards on it! Main St, Tewksbury, Mass. shoes as Miller Bare- ther. We seem to be living night Eddie Moore reports he met foot Freedom," Wilbur in a «aet age, and do not Two baseballs were Gino Prado, the little cobbler AUTOMOBILE RADIOS - TAPE RECORDERS - Coon for the hard to fit have time to meet our nei- awarded the boys selling of the $64,000 question fame, Dr. Scholls Foot Csne- ghbors— now is the time the most tickets. Champ in Buster's In Reading, where RECORD PLAYERS fort shoes. to slow down, look around- salesmen were Jeffery Wil- he was visiting on his good- UL 1-7301 J*** Meere - Service Mar. Cooperative Customs for ftad and meet enjoyable liamson, 140 and dose on will tour for a rubber heel men. company, relax and eat. lis- his heels, Michael Garrell, company. Exclusive agenU fee ten to good music and bet- 135. In all, over 900 tickets Don't Edie Mlchelson's Child-Life shoes, finest ter still-- listen to the beet were sold, a great tribute flowers look (Joverr? Nice children's shoes any- mease «r «u— tbe vnioes to Little League, and the touch In the square. where. of children at plsy, and fine work done for boys The Congregational I>rish CHARLESTOWN MAN MAKES A • Where else can yon ob- the laughter of happy peo- through it. House Is getting a new coat tain these advantages ple. George Cuabing, Presi- of paint without extra cost All poet members will be dent of the Little League, Anyone know what Is • If your feet are normal at your service. presented the trophies for wrong with the clock? First SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY THE and yon experience no We will start serving at the Auxiliary. The ladies It stops and when It goes, and discomfort let us fit yon I P.M. sharp. Save your wish to express their then tt stops - and when it correctly so as to keep appetites and give oar food thanks to the men who them that way. a try— you'll like K. goes you can't hardly tell WORLD HAS BEEN WATTING FOR helped the field and to the what time *t Is at night even • Do you have pain in big Ore department for wet- with the spotlights. Perhaps A man living on ML Vernon Street, Charles- toe, ball of foot, cramps, LOCAL LITTLE LEAGUE | ting down the field. Also to luminous paint on the hands town, Massachusetts, using a remedy recommended in legs, back pains? MAKES GOOD Doc Chernoff for his ex- would help? to him by Dr. William P. Hammond, for relief of Your shoes could be the Many a washing went amination of Umpire Larz stomach ulcers, found he had discovered something Nellson's eyes. And to all County fair time is about cause. undone Monday morning here. Wish we could find one that would promote the regrowth of hair on his bald • We are fully equipped as the ladies of the Little who helped fan starting pitcher Bea McCormack that Isn't commercialized so head. This was in 1910. In 1920. he showed no evi- to fill all Orthopedic League Auxiliary sat, eyes that the whole flavor and dence of having been bald. Having known the cause Prescriptions as to:— glued to the TV set. And who was carried off the field after a rough work- color of the occasion is lost in of graying and baldness since 1896 and believing that Special Shoes, Arches of on Jack Chase's News at a maze of gadgets, girlies and no one could do such a thing, I asked for proof of any kind and Special Noon on WBZ-TV, they out from the Oilers. In the line-up for the gambling. baldness which was given me by pictures taken the Orthopedic Wedges, were rewarded, for there Betty Downs received a day this man was married showing him to be bald Thomas Heels they were, in all their dia- ladies were Bea McCor- mack, Marilyn Farrell, pleasant surprise last week, from the crown of his head to his forehead. • No need to go to Boston mond glory, playing the when visited by a lady, who Thomas Long, a Lowell resident worked at my for this service!! minor league champs, Elaine Ahearn, Jean Cam- ber, Eileen Cotter, Myrtle had taken care of her when I plant and had been totally bald on top for thirty-five • OUR CREED I.ouie'3 Oilers. she was a baby, and who she A good fit and satisfac- Streeter Stuart, a famil McKelvey, Alice Murphy. years having lost his hair while in South Africa with Esther Moore, Helen New- hadn't seen In 25 years. The the British Army and was told by the Army Doctors tion guaranteed er yenv iar face to all TV watchers, lady is Mrs. Olive McCullock I he would never again grow hair. money back. was invited to the game by house, Bernie Moeglin, Pearl Hersom, Jean of Sweden. Maine. With this remedy, under my method of hair and PRICES ? ? ? Auxiliary President Bea Children from $ 5.95 McCormack and took Waugh, Connie Phillips. The neighbors In a certain | scalp care that had kept me from a bald head which Mary Johannan, Eleanor area wonder why the dogs | was quite common among the men in my family, Mr. Wom#n f roiti % 9*99 many shots of the mirth- Men from $11M ful proceedings Manager Sullivan and Eleanor Mc- that usually keep them awake Long began treating himself. In five months he had Cue. all night didn't utter n yip regrown several hundred hairs, more than finger Ralph "Dolly" Zwicker, the night the car was stolen. Myrtle McKelvey, Marilyn For the Oilers, Jimmy length. Seeing his good fortune, I experimented with Farrell, Alice Murphy and Corum, Kevin McKelvey, Add odd accidents. Heart a Mr. RiveL Grocer, in the French section of Lowell, BHeen Cotter were among Buster Brown, Bobby about a family that narrowly and was successful in doing the same thing. Later, I those whose action was Cage, Jimmy Szadla, Mi- escaped injury, when the deer experimented with a barber from HaverhiU who had featured. Mr. Stuart had chael Shelley. Cordydon head over the door fell as Just returned from overseas in World War One who another assignment and Coombs, Lennie Galvin. they returned home. told me he lost his hair while wearing the iron hel- Danny the lifeguard at the met. Town Beach reports that he Long lost his after a fever. Rivet said he inherit- had treated eight serious cuts ed his. These were imaginated causes as millions NORTH READING this season, and that not one today have, and if correct, nothing could have been occured at the Town Beach. done for them. DRIVE-IN The ambulance was called for When ankles roll in foot the latest and as the boy was Many using Griffin' For Hair and Scalp under care must begin. Watch this New Thru Saturday the Griffin Method of hair and scalp care have met precious baby's first steps being treated by Danny, Remember "As the twig Is BURT LANCASTER in everyone thought the accident with success in treating baldness, falling hair, dan- had occured there. The beach, druff and itching scalp. bent the tree is inclined to 'Trapeze" and we visit tt often, is dean, It is superior and incomparable to all other methods of hair and scalp care. Also and well supervised. We open two evenings Last year a local organiz- Each individual is responsible for his or her, fall- STIRLING HAYDIN In a week for ation sold tickets for an an- ing hair, dandruff, thin hair, scalp itch and gray hair. out-of-town clientele. 'The Killing" nual affair for SO cents and You may be 'treated at 204 Bradley Bldg., GL amde $60. This year they 4-3552, or treat yourself at home by sending $2.50 or Men. 9 AM. - »:30 PJA. halved the price and quadru- $5.00 for a seven months home treatment. Tues. 9 A.M. ■ 5:30 P.M. peled the profits. Better a fast There are THOUSANDS to tell you It CANNOT be Wed. Closed All Day •UN. THRU TUBS. nickel than a slow dime. done Thwrs. 9 A.M. - 8:30 PM. Did you know that the chil- There are thousands to PROPHESY FAILURE. Fri. 9 A.M. • 5:30 PJA JOEL MeCREA in dren will finish their milk In There are thousands to POINT OUT TO YOU one by Sat. 9 AM. ■ 6:00 PAL "First Texan" glass bottles, where they won't one The results that await to ASSAIL you J. E. POITRAS A SON Alee But BUCKLE IN with a bit of a grin ANTHONY STEEL In Take off your hat and GO TO IT Shoe Counsellors It's on Its Way... Start in to sing as you TACKLE the thing "Storm Over The That "cannot be done", and YOU"LLDO IT. 118 Central Street Nile" August 26, 1956 As others have over the past forty years. Lowell, Mass, • OL 3-I9M 'TVeJMpjsjjssBBssssSssssBsssssssssl THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1956 PAGE FIVE

cut hay for his horses, for ] dimensions and he had more voters of Bamsdale wended been, looked a trifle sober. NEIGHBORS he MI ill used two for odd | spare time. They were also their way over its sandy If all the articles in the war- Jobs about the plant The the days when neighbors roads to their common meet- rant were carried there might By Paul D. Emmoni office was in a small, one- formed a bucket brigade in ing place. In the main they be an increase of two dol- story brick building adjoin- case of fire. There was a CHAPTER IX were a sinewy, leather-neck- lars in the tax rate for the legal owner of that piece ia, ing the boiler room. A tower- plentiful sprinkling of penny- ed generation, some with coming year. Sam Westcott overhauled and what It can be bought ing, pot-bellied water tank pinching old •■moss-backs" in their "store clothes" on, and Uncle Rip the next morning for." 1 stood next to it. the community who couldn't some in flannel shirts and The meeting proceeded. For as the latter was walking Elm Hill Pasture - so call- Uncle Rip glanced at the see the necessity for any- corduroy trousers. As they a time there was none of down to the store to get a ed from>a towering elm which roof of the office building, thing else. The fight waged hitched their horses to the that joyous levity which per- paper. stood on a little knoll about struck by the absence of over the introduction of the .'ence and trooped in, out of i gon*1 encounters at this time "Rip, you're a good judge in the middle of it - lay near something which had always I first piece of fire apparatus the gloom, exchanging greet- J usually created. But with the of women - " the railroad track, only sep- stood there. exceeded any .conflagration ings tinged by a flavor of general appropriations out of "Sure!' arated from it in places by "Where's the whistle?" he the town had even known. Jucolic wit, it was possible to the way the younger element do you suppose the tne brook. But the fine old asked Of course it had to be sett- pick out here and there typi- prepared to assert itself. If town can get that place over colonial mansion to which it "Huh." Sam's shrewd, dark led in town meeting. An old cal old "hayseeds" who they couldn't get some fun Uiere for a water supply? belonged was some distance eyes flashed with a lingering Anglo Saxon institution where would have done credit to out of town meeting what was We're looking for one." farther up the street tight of battle. He had a they count heads instead of the pen of A. B. Frost the use of having one? "Elm Hill Pasture," mused "So the town'» going to breaking them; but If the Among these was Deacon i pugnacious> jaw, and when his After the usual sum of , Uncle Rip, casting his eye have a water supply," re- hat was off there was a manual part of the operation Hosmer Thompklns. Eighty over a long, open field on marked Uncle Rip, falling has been changed the spirit years of New England sun eighteen hundred dollars had wispy warlock which waved been voted for the expenses the opposite side of the street irrto step beside his friend behind it never has and 'this and wind had tanned and truculently over his forehead. of the street dept, there "You're going to drill wells "What are you - chairman "Well you know that big fire was especially true of Barns- creased his leathery counten- of course. I don't see why of the committee?" dale. The town hall was oppo- ance to a parchment-like con- came a special Item of one- whistle has stood there for thousand dollars to be raised you wouldn't find plenty of "Yep - had it wianed onto the last twenty years. I let site the church, and adjacent sistency. A set of snow white to the grave yard; and there whiskers which girdled his and expended "for improving water with that brook flow- me at the last town meeting:, the town put it up there and the condition of Fresh Pond ing right side of It" damn it!" Uncle Rip hadn't have always blown it for 'em was an undertaker on the clean-shaven, jaw and wag- "Just what I think. But do next corner. Everything was gled vigorously when he talk- Road." This article had been been at the last town meet-1 free gratis for nothing when- put in the warrant by Rich- the Kenyons own It now. provided for, according to ed, stood out In sharp relief. ing. "Come on down to the' ever anybody'd telephone in ad Gowing, a rather enter- They're in California and the office and see some of our' an alarm. In one of those the cynically minded, and the The Deacon was still as ac- house Is dosed, but somebody fun consisted in seeing how tive as ever with plough and prising young townsman who estimates. Like to know what big, gales last Spring it blew had lately started a store at said they'd sold it" you think of them." down and tore a hole in the near the embattled voters mowing machine, his mental would come to using them. faculties were unimpaired; the end of the road in ques- "I* that so?" asked Uncle Sam's factory lay on a roof - cost me fifty dollars tion. Fresh Pond a pretty lit- Rip, genuinely Interested. "I tittle spur track on the op- to get it fixed. I thought it The ladies had not yet con- end it fell to him to contri- tributed the saving grace of bute the first real quip of' tle body of water lying on hadn't seard it - but I'U find posite side of the main line was only fair the town should the outskirts of the town, out if you want Tm going their presence to political af- the evening, although it hap- near the North Bamsdale pay it, so I sent 'em a bill. had begun to attract a sum- up to Lowell tomorrow to railroad station. It made a They refused to pay It, so I fairs, and the masculine ele- pened to be at his own ex- ment locked on the occasion pense. . The freeholders of mer colony of the better class the Registry of Deeds, and big splotch of red on the told them to take their dam- of out-of-town people, who Til look and see if there's landscape. The main build- ned old whistle and get to as a heaven-sent opportunity Barnsdale met on this oc- for "sassing" their neighbors, casion as one man to another had built a few desirable cot- been any conveyance." ing was red, and the out- hell out of here. They did. tages and bungalows on its "All right - go to it. I auth- buildings were red They And it's just cost 'em eight paying off old scores - and in- and asked no favors on ac- shores. The road to it had orise you to find out who the stood in a field where Sam hundred and fifty dollars to cidentally starting new ones. count of age or condition. set it up on top of the town In those days automobiles In the usual order of busi- been cut through the woods hall with an electric motor were in their infancy and a ness general appropriations and never graded. Richard motor driven piece of fire operated from the telephone were taken up first. The item argued with considerable WILMINGTON exchange." apparatus out of the ques- relating to fire engines WBJ» "Good business," comment- tion. The cost was prohibi- well down in the list of speci- force that to improve the ed Uncle Rip, chuckling in- tive. The town annually ap- al appropriations. Its path road would attract more wardly at the characteristic propriated the maniflcent had not been smoothed by buildings which would add to sum of eighteen hundred dol- "rambunctlousneas" display- the fact that at this meeting people, who would put up $11600 ed by his friend. lars to- spend on its roads, It had become necessary to' the town's taxable real es- Sam's connection with the but to appropriate eight or vote a record-breaking sum • 10 Yr. Old Cape • 5 Rooms, 2 to be finished fire department hadn't been ten thousand dollars for a for schools. Barnsdale had be- |tate. But this proposition limited to the whistle. He had toy to be given an unfledged gun to suffer from an Influx aroused the Ire of Deacon Full Cellar • Oil Steam Heat • Heated Sun; formerly been ita chief. That fire department would have of "squatters" with large Thompklns. was twenty years ago, before caused all the ancestral families who had settled In Porch • Large Rear Porch • Lot Is Landscaped the town even had any fire shades of Barnsdale to rise development areas where the apparatus. up and storm the meeting. woods had been cut off and "One reason I took the job," Sam, however, on his own the land turned into bunga- Now Location Sam used to say, "was -so I initiative had conducted some low lots. They were generally CLAPP A LEACH could get some Are appara- experiments' with different too poor to pay any taxes pieces of apparatus which ELECTRICAL COUNTY REAL ESTATE CO. tus into this blinkety blank themselves, but their chil- • CONTRACTOR • old hick town. And the prin- were modern adaptations of dren had to be educated. As 329 LOWELL ST. • 99 CHURCH ST. ciple reason they elected me the old fashioned "hand voters they had no responsi- Electrical Appliancai tubs." He finally picked the bilities, and usually voted in- REALTORS - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE was so they could hear me 545 Main Strait Swear when there was a fire!'' type he wanted and put an creased appropriations, to article in the town warrant the no small disgust and un- READING OLiver 8-2012 Those were the days when REadlna 24750 Sam's business was of modest "to see if the town would easiness of the old Inhabit- raise and appropriate the sum ants who still held their of two thousand dollar* to acre* Intact and had to foot purchase two Bradley fire the bills. engines, or what It would do Thffty thousand dollars for Building in relation thereto." He also schools! As the appropriation Materials i made arrangements to house went through there was a one of the engines in a small rasping of leathery knuckles Concrete block, chim-i building on his factory lot, on leathery chins, and the ney block, Flagstone, and to have one of his horses old timers who could remem- Sand, gravel and bricks and several of his hands on ber when the entire educa- of all kinds, Flue lining, call. tional department of Barns- Quarry Tile, drain pipe, The town hall was a white, dale had only cost about a septic tanks, Platform pitch-roofed building which third of that, stared at each Railings, steel building had a small belfry over the other in consternation. Even columns, Fireplace, front door and looked very "Andy" James, the modera- dampers, angle irons, much like an old-fashioned tor, a pleasant faced young cleanout doors, Garage "deestrick skule". It boasted chap who had been chosen 'drains, ash dumps, Heat-| ilators and outdoor fire- an "L" which had formerly for the job because he hadn't stood next to the church and an enemy in town and be- Slace units. Wacolite, lacktop in bags. Com- been used a» a jail. But after cause his soft-spoken "Now, Why Walk When You two or three over-night plete line of Mason & please, - please don't do guests had cut their way out Plasters Supplies. , that,' was more effectual in Frizzell Bros. with a Jacto-knife, the jail quelling incipient hoodlum- had lost its incarcer- 29 High St., Woburn ism than any strong-arm WO 2-0570 atlve character, and been methods could possibly have Can Ride So Cheaply! moved across the ^treet and hitched onto the town hall, there to serve as a meeting place for the selectmen. "They '11 be able to work better now," one village wag had ...ttHti Atwwuj IVe Gtri HARRY ALLCAIER - SALES REPRESENTATIVE remarked. "They'll feel more to hum." BROADWAY CHEVROLET — SOMERVILLE Town meeting was always on the first Monday evening in March. There were no street lights in those days - electricity hadn't been In- 1950 Buick [2] Door $395 1953 Stud. 4 Door $675 troduced yet - and not over half a dozen automobiles in 1950 Olds 4 Door $375 1949 Ply. 4 Door $250 town. On foot, and by buggy and carriole, the registered 1950 Pont. 4 Door $350 1949 Pont Sed. $295 SEE A MODERN 1949 Olds 4 Door $275 MOBILE HOME IN A 1950 Ford 4 Door $350 MODERN MOBILE 1948 Chev. 4 Door $150 HOME PARK 1950 Stud. 4 Door $295 Summer is here Lakeside Park The skies are clear 1950 Dodge 4 Door $3&) 1948 Pack. 2 Door $150 Trailer Court The roads are smooth and inviting Oak St., No. BHIorlca So go buy that car 1950 Olds Hard Top $550 1947 Pont 4 Door $95 Presenting tho Finost in Travel near, travel far 30 other Makes & Models MOBILE HOMES And have a summer that's delighting. 1949 Buick 2 Door $150 Finance your new car with an M.C.N.B. '55-'51 Automobile Loan. ALL CARS RECONDITIONED HARRY ALLGAIER - BILLERICA'S SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR BROADWAY CHEVROLET •LANDOLA • MAGNOLIA BUSINESS RESIDENCE • MANORETTE () N A I P. A N K 130 BROADWAY, SOM. 64 PINEDALE AVE, BILL. • MONARCH *>KNOX SOMERSET 64700 MONTROSE 34016 M D0WN4 Yrs. to Pay Open 7 Days A Week attmbm •/ tttmH DtftU Imtmnmn CtfflUm PAGE FOUR THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1956 0flg$25MBSfiEaflBd:3BKK-i3** Wayne Gardiner, Ronald in the waxed cartons? FIRST BAPTIST The Wilmington Crusader Bouvier and Allan Mat- Straight from the cafeteria CHURCH, READING Feet Hart? _ Remit- Patterson, Business Manager thews. Other members of dept Sunday, August 19, Hard To Fit To GL 8-8812 the team who were not Fish story - When the odors Shoe Published Every Wednesday Morning By able to attend are Wil- from a certain out of town morning worship will be The Proper * THE BILLERICA PUBLISHING CO. liam Curtin, Ronald Chris- fish processing plant reached at 9:30 with sermon by the Box 506, Wilmlngtci Post Office, Wilmington, Mass. topher, Paul Olsen, Ed- a point where they were pastor. Mrs. Edna Rohwed- High Street • North Billerica. Mass. • MO 3-8221 ward Izzo, Robert Sim- noticed on the West Side of der will be guest organist Stanley J. Bocko. Publisher mons, Michael Kosulbuski Reading, so many calls were and Stephen DePaufla. received by the Police Dept., and Mrs. Alice Welden will Lowell Business Office and Plant " act as guest soloist Classes 09 Br'dge Street — GL 8*812 — Lowell, Mass. The Tigers consisted of that they called the Woburn Deadlini jr. all news items and ads Tuesday at noon Richard Pitman, John Rob- Board of Health, which is wlU be conducted during bins, John Cavanaugh, Ke- where the plant Is located. An the sermon for nursery 'Subscription rate $3.00 per year or $2.00 for six months. vin Field, Philip Sciascia, Inspector from Woburn In- All payable in advance. ,.„. Jeff Williamson, Kenny vestigated, sampling the air through junior high stu- Entered, as second-class mail matter November 22, 1980 Sugarman, Tommy South- in Reading himsfclf. What dents. at the Post Office in Wilmington, Mass., by the Billerica mayd, Mike Farrell, Billy struck us odd was that after At 7:30 p.m. on Sunday Ritchie, Willard Fuller, reading all this on the front evening, services will be SSSSSed^ates on ail classes of advertising mailed page of the Reading Chroni- Mark Bliss and Eddie conducted at the East Wil- Woods. cle, we called the Woburn 'v&nUMtrt* for display advertising covers run ofJjaper The fathers who faced Board of Helth, and the mington Improvement Hall position only. Premium charges made for special the attack by the Tigers young lady who answered on Rte. 129. Dr. Mathews, position on front and back pages. ,..„„,., _.„*»„. were Wallace Phillips, Ro- said she knew nothing of the The Wilmington Crusader assumes no Un*ncUl respon- pastor of the First Baptist ve land Fuller, Carl Marcy, whole affair, and that she sibility for typographical errors In «d rti»ements, but Jim Cotter, Mel South- would transmit our complaint Church of Reading will wSl reprint Sat part of any advertisement In which the may d, Jim Sullivan, An- to the Health Inspector. As preach. Irror occurs. If the error affects the value of the ad- thony Toti, Mr. Cavan- the fellow said, there's some- Thursday, August 16 at verttseTltem. Advertisers will please notify manage- augh, John Robbins, John thing ishy somewhere. And ment of any errors which may occur. JL_— 7:30 p.m. mid-week service Ritchie, Ralph Zwicker, If you don't bellve us, spend of prayer, praise and study The Wilmington Crusader is mailed to every Service- Ernie Moeglin, Ernie Far- a few evenings In East Wilm- ,nan fromWllmingt.n, throughitin'cooperation of the will be held with Dr. Mat- p rell, Willard Fuller, Larry ington. hews in charge. Gfldart Chevrolet Company, the WHinlngton Port of Frost, Tommy Gardiner, Congragulatlon to Mary On Tuesday, August 21, the American Legion, and the Nee-Hlsworth Port of Tommy Waugh and Cap- O'Rourke, of Birchwood Rd., the Two by Twos will hold £e Veterans of Foreign Wars. Servicemen are askedto tain Bob Ahearn. keep the Crusader posted as to their latest address. who won a portable TV at the their "Full Moon Party The Scores? Oh yes. the at Lynn Beach. Write to Box 506. Wilmington, Mam ^^ Mothers beat the Oilers, Star Market 7-5, and the Tigers licked was unable to stay to catch the Fathers 8-5, although J. ARTHUR POITRAS V.F.W. POST aio« ARE YOU HOLDING HUGE CLAM the second tilt, between the Fathers declare the Shos Counselor the dads and the lads. Mothers, in the person of AND LOBSTER COOK. Jean Waugh, Bernie Moeg- OUT Between the games the • In Business since 1930. awards to the champs were lin end Marilyn Farrell SICK 0 Pedograph print taken Continued from pace 1 presented. Major League were prejudiced. Oh, now of incompetent Journeyman Playing around with of every foot for better winners, the Tigers, re- boys, it was all in a good your TV set? fitting. citizens of Wilmington, ceived beautiful trophies. cause! • Two Registered Nurses let's use it. The Oilers received pins, |F SO — THERE IS A on duty at all times, Women- wear your sla- and an unexpected sur- taught In our Method of cks, bring your own nut prise. Tim Cunningham fitting you and your crackers to crack your lob- gave each a baseball, auto- CURE children to the proper ster with. Maybe, if enough graphed by the Boston Lizzie Highshoes Try us. We havs all tha equipment, and what's more, shoes. women ere willing, we trill Red Sox, through the gen- we know how to us* It. • Record kept of every get up a soft ball game be- erosity of their sponsor, Sez— fitting for future refer- tween you. There will be a Louie Erfman. ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING ELECTRONIC ences. couple of horse-shoe pitch- There was a little disap- BLACK A WHITE TV • COLOR TV - HOME RADIOS Wc work very closely ing couirta for you men pointment among the 12 Almost bought a new car re- with your family doctor who BO desire. year-olds, as their pins did cently, but it was too risky. and Orthopedic consult- This Is a real, honest to not arrive, due to an error Went to get out of the con- MacLELLAN'S RURAL ants who' visit your goodness social afTair. All in which official pins were traption and near broke a leg. APPLIANCE CENTER hospitals every week. citizens are invited to sent The right pins will Darn fools forgot to put run- • We carry such famsua attend, and meet one ano- be awarded at Windup ning boards on It! Main St., Tewksbury, Mass. shoes as Miller "Bars- ther. We seem to be living night Eddie Moore reports he met foot Freedom," Wilbur in a fast age, and do not Two baseballs were Glno Prado, the little cobbler Coon for the hard to fit have time to meet our nei-1 awarded the boys selling of the 964,000 question fame, AUTOMOBILE RADIOS - TAPE RECORDERS - RECORD PLAYERS Dr. Scholl's Foot Com- Khbore now is the time/the most tickets. Champ in Buster's in Reading, where fort shoes. to alow down, look around- (salesmen were Jeffery Wil- he was visiting on his good- UL 1-7301 ' Jack Moor* - Service Msr. find and meet enjoyable ijamaon, 140 and dose on Cooperative Customs for will tour for a rubber heel mea company, relax and eat, lis- his heels, Michael Garrell, company. Exclusive agents for ten to good music and bet- 135. In all, over 900 tickets Child-Life shoes, finest ter still- listen to the best were sold, a ffeat tribute Don't Edle Mlchelson's mo*** o* «J1— to* VKrfcea to Little League, and the flowers look (lovely? Nice children's shoes any- of children at play, and touch In the square. where. fine work done for boys The Congregational parish the daughter of happy peo- through It. CHARLESTOWN MAN MAKES A • Where else can you eb- ple. House Is getting a new coat tain these advantages Qeorge Cashing, Presi- of paint. AU post members will be dent of the Little League, without extra cost mx your service. presented the trophies for Anyone know what li SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY THE • If your feet are normal We will start serving at the Auxiliary. The ladies wrong with the clock? First and you experience no I P.M. sharp. Save your wish to express their It stops and when it goes, and discomfort let us fit you appetites and give our food thanks to the men who then It stops - and when It correctly so as to keep a try— you'll like R. helped the field and to the goes you can't hardly teU WORLD HAS BEEN WATTING FOR them that way. fire department for wet- what time it is at night even • Do you have pain In big LOCAL LITTLE LEAGUE'ting down the field. Also to with the spotlights. Perhaps A man living on Mt Vernon Street, Charles- toe, ball of foot cramps. MAKES GOOD ' |Doc Chernoff for his ex- luminous paint on the hands town, Massachusetts, using a remedy recommended In legs, back pains? Many a washing went amination of Umpire Larz would help? to him by Dr. William P. Hammond, for relief of Your shoes could be the undone Monday morning Neilson's eyes. And to all County fair time is about stomach ulcers, found he had discovered something cause. as the ladies of the Little who helped fan starting here. Wish we could find one that would promote the regrowth of hair on his bald • We are fully equipped League Auxiliary sat eyes pitcher Bea McCormack that isn't commercialized so head. This was in 1910. In 1920, he showed no evi- to fill all Orthopedic glued to the TV set. And who was carried off the that the whole flavor and dence of having been bald. Having known the cause Prescriptions as to:— on Jack Chase's News at field after a rough work- color of the occasion is lost in of graying and baldness since 1896 and believing that Special Shoes, Arches of Noon on WBZ-TV, they out from the Oilers a maze of gadgets, girlies and no one could do such a thing, I asked for proof of any kind and Special were rewarded, for there In the line-up for the gambling. baldness which was given me by pictures taken the Orthopedic Wedges. they were, in all their dia- ladies were Bea McCor- Betty Downs received a day this man was married showing him to be bald Thomas Heels. mond glory, playing the mack, Marilyn Farrell, pleasant surprise last week, from the crown of his head to his forehead. • No need to go to Boston minor league champs, Elaine Ahearn, Jean Cam- when visited by a lady, who Thomas Long, a Lowell resident worked at my for this service!! Louie's Oilers. ber, Eileen Cotter, Myrtle had taken care of her when plant and had been totally bald on top for thirty-five • OUR CRIED Streeter Stuart, a famil- McKelvey, Alice Murphy, she was a baby, and who she years having lost his hair while in South Africa with A good fit and satisfac- iar face to all TV watchers, Esther Moore, Helen New- hadn't seen in 25 years. The the British Army and was told by the Army Doctors tion guaranteed or your was Invited to the game by house, Bernie Moeglin, lndy is Mrs. Olive McCullock he would never again grow hair. money back. Auxiliary President Bea Pearl Hersom, Jean of Sweden, Maine. With this remedy, under my method of hair and PRICES ? ? 9 McCormack and took Waugh, Connie Phillips, The neighbors in a certain scalp care that had kept me from a bald head which Children from $ 5.95 many shots of the mirth- Mary Johannan, Eleanor area wonder why the dogs was quite common among the men in my family, Mr. Woman from $ 9.9S ful proceedings. Manager Sullivan and Eleanor Mc- that usually keep them awake Long began treating himself. In five months he had Men from $12.9* Ralph "Dolly" Zwicker, Cue. all night didn't utter a yip regrown several hundred hairs, more than finger Myrtle McKelvey, Marilyn For the Oilers, Jimmy the night the car was stolen. length. Seeing his good fortune, I experimented with Farrell, Alice Murphy and Corum, Kevin McKelvey, Add odd accidents. Heart a Mr. Rivet, Grocer, in the French section of Lowell, Bileen Cotter were among Buster Brown, Bobby about a family that narrowly and was successful in doing the same thing. Later, I those whose action was Cage, Jimmy Szadia, Mi escaped injury, when the deer experimented with a barber from Haverhill who had featured. Mr. Stuart had chael Shelley, Cordydon head over the door fell as just returned from overseas In World War One who another assignment and Coombs, Lennie Galvin, they returned home. told me he lost his hair while wearing the iron hel- Danny the lifeguard at the met Town Beach reports that he had treated eight serious cuts Long lost his after a fever, Rivet said he inherit- this season, and that not one ed his. These were imaginated causes as millions NORTH READING today have, and if correct, nothing could have been occured at the Town Beach. done for ithem. DRIVE-IN The ambulance was called for When ankles roll in foot the latest and as the boy was Many using Griffin' For Hair and Scalp under care must begin. Watch this Now Thru Saturday being treated by Danny, the Griffin Method of hair and scalp care have met precious baby's first steps. BURT LANCASTER In everyone thought the accident with success in treating baldness, falling hatr, dan- Remember "As the twig Is had occured there. The beach, druff and Itching scalp. bent the tree Is Inclined to "Trapeze" and we visit it often, is clean, It is superior and incomparable to all other grow." Also and well supervised. methods of hair and scalp care. Last year a local organiz- Each individual is responsible for his or her, fall- We open two evenings STERLING HAYDEN In ation sold tickets for an an- a week for ing hair, dandruff, thin hair, scalp itch and gray hair. out-of-town clientele. "The Biffing? nual affair for 50 cents and You may be 'treated at 204 Bradley Bldg., GL amde $60. This year they 4-3552, or treat yourself at home by sending $2.50 or Men. 9 AM. ■ •JO PJvt halved the price and quadru- $5.00 for a seven months home treatment. Twos. 9 A.M. • SiWPJM. peled the profits. Better a fast There are THOUSANDS to tell you it CANNOT be Wed. Closed All Day SUN. THRU TUBS. nickel than a slow dime. Thurs. 9 A.M. • Did you know that the chil- done 8:30 P.M. There are thousands to PROPHESY FAILURE. Frl. 9 A^l. - 5:30 PJft. JOEL McCREA in dren wild finish their milk In Sat. 9 A.M. - glass bottles, where they won't There are thousands to POINT OUT TO YOU one by OHIO PJM. "First Texan" one AIM The results that await to ASSAIL you But BUCKLE IN with a bit of a grin J. E. POITRAS A SON ANTHONY STEEL in It's on Its Way... Take off your hat and GO TO IT Shoe Counsellors "Storm Over The Start in to sing as you TACKLE the thing That "cannot be done", and YOU'LL DO IT. 118 Central Street Nile" August 26, 1956 As others have over the past forty years. Lowell. Mass. • OL S-I9M .

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cut hay for his horses, for ] dimensions and he had more voters of Bamsdale wended been, looked a trifle sober. he still used two for odd spare time. They were also their way over its sandy If ail the articles in the war- NEIGHBORS Jobs about the plant The the days when neighbors roads to their common meet- rant were carried there might By Paul D. Emmona office was In a small, one- formed a bucket brigade in ing place. In the main they be an increase of two dol- atory brick building adjoin- case of tire. There was a were a sinewy, leather-neck- lars in the tax rate for the. CHAPTER IX legal owner of that piece is, ing the boiler room. A tower- plentiful sprinkling of penny- ed generation, some with coming year. nd w Sam Westcott overhauled ■ i( h«t It can be bought ing, pot-bellied water tank pinching old "moss-backs" in their "store clothes" on, and Uncle Rip the next morning I or • stood next to it. the community who couldn't some in flannel shirts and The meeting proceeded. For as the latter was walking | Elm Hill Pasture - so call- Uncle Rip glanced at the see the necessity for any- corduroy trousers. As they a time there was none of ed roof of the office building, thing else. The fight waged hitched their horses to the that Joyous levity which per- down to the store to get a froma towering elm which n paper. I stood on a little knoll about struck by the absence of over the Introduction of the .'ence and trooped In, out of i *° al encounters at this time "Rip, you're a good judge 'ln tne middle of It - lay near something which had always first piece of fire apparatus the gloom, exchanging greet- usually created. But with the of women - " j tne railroad track, only sep- stood there. exceeded any .conflagration ings tinged by a flavor of general appropriations out of "Sure!" 'arated from it in places by "Where's the whistle?" he the town had even known. jucolic wit, it was possible to the way the younger element ". . . do you suppose the Jthe brook. But the fine old asked Of course It had to be sett-. pick out here and there typi- prepared to assert itself. If they couldn't get some fun town can get that place over colonial mansion to which it 'Huh." Sam's shrewd, dark led in town meeting. An old cal old "hayseeds" who Uiere for a water supply? belonged was some distance Anglo Saxon institution where would have done credit to out of town meeting what was eyes flashed with a lingering the use of having one? We're looking for one." farther up the Street. tight of battle. He had a they count heads instead of the pen of A. B. Frost "Elm Hill Pasture." mused the toWns ,n r to breaking them; but If the Among these was Deacon "* _ ... ^° * ! Pugnacious Jaw, and when his manual part of the operation After the usual sum of , Uncle Rip, casting his eye have a water supply," re- hat was off there was a Hosmer Thompkins. Eighty eighteen hundred dollars had has been changed the spirit over a long, open field on marked Uncle Rip, falling wispy warlock which waved years of New England sun been voted for the expenses behind it never has and this and wind had tanned and the opposite side of the street. into step beside his friend truculently over his forehead. of the street dept, there was especially true of Barns- creased hi* leathery counteif- "You're going to drill wells "What are you - chairman "Well you know that big fire came a special Item of one of course. I don't see why of the committee?" whistle has stood there f« |^™\^ha^Wa? °PP°r ance to a parchment-like con- ^sand XluT. ^ be raised you wouldn't find plenty of "Yep - had It wlsned onto te the h U rC nd dl t the last twenty years. I let fi .u _5 . . .!!;.* .! tv!-. SS Vhe,ch°^nrdWWhhIse|a"<» «■*"<"* "^Hnproving water with that brook flow- me at the last town meeting, the town put it up there and to the grave yard; and there the condition of Fresh Pond was an undertaker on the ing right side of it" damn it!" Uncle Rip hadn't have always blown It for 'em clean-shaven. Jaw and wag Road." This article had been "Just what I think. But do been at the last town meet- free gratis for nothing when- next corner. Everything was gled vigorously when he talk- put in the warrant by Rich- provided for, according to ed, stood out In sharp relief. the Kenyons own tt now. ing. "Come on down to the ever anybody'd telephone in ad Gowlng, a rather enter- They're in California and the office and see some of our' an alarm. In one of those the cynically minded, and the The Deacon was still as ac- fun consisted in seeing how prising young townsman who house is closed, but somebody estimates. like to know what big, gales last Spring it blew tive as ever with plough and had lately started a store at near the embattled voters said they'd sold H." you think of them," down and tore a hole in the mowing machine, his mental the end of the road in ques- "I» that so?" asked Uncle Sam's factory lay on a roof - cost me fifty dollars would come to using them. faculties were unimpaired; The ladles had not yet con- tion. Fresh Pond a pretty lit- Rip, genuinely Interested "I little spur track on the op- to get It fixed I thought it and it fell to him to contri- tle body of water lying on tributed the saving grace of, bute the first real quip of hadn't seard it - but I'll find posite side of the main line was only fair the town should the outskirts of the town, out If you want I'm going near the North Bamsdale pay it, so I sent 'em a bill. their presence to political af- the evening, although it hap- faffs, and the masculine ele- I pened to be at his own ex- had begun to attract a sum- up to Lowell tomorrow to railroad station. It made ' a They refused to pay it, so I mer colony of the better class the Registry of Deeds, and big splotch of red on the told them to take their dam- men t looked on the occasion Ipense. . The freeholders of as a heaven-sent opportunity of out-of-town people, who TU look and see If there's landscape. The main build- ned old whistle and get to Bamsdale met on this oc- had built a few desirable cot- for "sassing" their neighbors, casion as one man to another been any conveyance." ing was red and the out- hell out of here. They dad. tages and bungalows on its "All right - go to It I auth- paying off old scores - and in- and asked no favors on ac- buildings were red They And It's just coat 'em eight shores. The road to it had orise you to find out who the stood In a field where Sam hundred and fifty dollars to cidentally starting new ones. count of age or condition. set it up on top of the town In those days automobiles In the usual order of busi- been cut through the woods hall with an electric motor were in their infancy and a ness general appropriations and never graded. Richard operated from the telephone motor driven piece of fire were taken up first. The Item argued with considerable apparatus out of the ques- WILMINGTON exchange." relating to fire engines was force that to improve the "Good business," comment- tion. The cost was prohibi- well down in the list of speci- ed Uncle Rip, chuckling in- tive. The town annually ap- al appropriations. Its path road would attract more wardly at the characteristic propriated the manificent had not been smoothed by buildings which would add to "rambunctlouaness" display- sum of eighteen hundred dol- the fact that at this meeting people, who would put up lars to spend on its roads, $11600 ed by his friend. it had become necessary to the town's taxable real es- ' Sam's connection with the but to appropriate eight or vote a record-breaking sum • 10 Yr. Old Cape • 5 Rooms, 2 to be finished fire department hadn't been ten thousand dollars for a for schools. Bamsdale had be- tate. But this proposition limited to the whistle. He had toy to be given an unfledged gun to suffer from an Influx aroused the Ire or Deacon • Full Cellar • Oil Steam Heat • Heated Sun; formerly been tto chief. That fire department would have of "squatters" with large Thompkins. was twenty years ago, before caused all the ancestral families who had settled in Porch • Large Rear Porch • Lot Is Landscaped the town even had any fire shades of Bamsdale to rise development areas where the up and storm the meeting. woods had been cut off and apparatus. Ntw Location "One reason I took the Job," Sam, however, on his own the land turned into bunga- Sam used to say, "was so I initiative had conducted some low lots. They were generally CLAPP A LEACH could get some fire appara- experiments with different too poor to pay any taxes pieces of apparatus which ELECTRICAL COUNTY REAL ESTATE CO. tus into this blinkety blank themselves, but their chil- • CONTRACTOR old hick town. And the prin- were modern adaptations of jdren had to be educated. As 329 LOWELL ST. • 99 CHURCH ST. ciple reason they elected me the old fashioned "hand voters they had no responsi- Electrical Appliance* tubs." He finally picked the wag so they could hear me bilities, and usually voted in- 545 Main Str;t REALTORS - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Swear when there was a fire!" type he wanted and put an creased appropriations, to article in the town warrant the no small disgust and un- READING OLiver 8-2012 Those were the days when "to see if the town would REading 24750 Sam's business was of modest easiness of the old inhabit- raise and appropriate the sum ants who still held their of two thousand dollars to acre* intact mnd /lad to foot purchase two Bradley Are the bills. Building . J engines, or what it would do Thffty thousand dollars for in relation thereto." He also schools! As the appropriation Materials J made arrangements to house went through there was a one of the engines in a small rasping of leathery knuckles 'Concrete Block, chim-i building on his factory lot, on leathery chins, and the I ney block, Flagstone, > and to have one of his horses old timers who could remem- Sand, gravel and bricks and several of his hands on ber when the entire educa- of all kinds, Flue lining, call. tional department of Barns- i Quarry Tile, drain pipe,, The town hall was a white, dale had only cost about a I septic tanks, Platform pitch-roofed building which third of that, stared at each Railings, steel building had a small belfry over the other in consternation. Even ! columns, Fireplace, front door and looked very "Andy" James, the modera- ► dampers, angle Irons, cleanout doors, Garage much like an old-fashioned tor, a pleasant faced young drains, ash dumps, Heat-' "deestrick skule". It boasted chap who had been chosen an^li" which had formerly filators and outdoor fire- for the job because he hadn't , place units. Wacolite, stood next to the church and an enemy in town and be- been used as a Jail. But after blacktop in bags. Com- cause his soft-spoken "Now, plete line of Mason & Why Walk When You two or three over-night please, - please don't do guests had cut their way out , Plasters Supplies. that' was more effectual in Frinell Bros. with a Jack-knife, the jail quelling incipient hoodlum- had lost its incarcer- 29 High St., Woburn ism than any strong-arm WO 2-0570 ative character, and been methods could possibly have Can Ride So Cheaply! moved across the ^treet and hitched onto the town hall, there to serve as a meeting place for the selectmen. "They 'H be able to work better now," one village wag had ...OHti AvU-arOy We Gkl HARRY ALLGAIER - SALES REPRESENTATIVE remarked. "They'll feel more to hum." BROADWAY CHEVROLET — SOMERVILLE Town meeting was always on the first Monday evening . In March. There were no street lights in those days - electricity hadn't been in- 1950 Buick [2] Door $395 1953 Stud. 4 Door $675 troduced yet - and not over half a dozen automobiles in 1950 Olds 4 Door $375 1949 Ply. 4 Door $250 town. On foot, and by buggy and carriole, the registered 1950 Pont. 4 Door $350 1949 Pont Sed. $295 SEE A MODERN 1949 Olds 4 Door $275 MOBILE HOME IN A 1950 Ford 4 Door $350 MODERN MOBILE HOME PARK 1950 Stud. 4 Door $295 1948 Chev. 4 Door $150 Summer is here Lakeside Park The skies are clear 1950 Dodge 4 Door $3&) 1948 Pack. 2 Door $150 Trailer Court The roads are smooth and inviting Oak St., No. Billerica So go buy that car Presenting the Finest In Travel near, travel far 1950 Olds Hard Top $550 1947 Pont 4 Door $95 And have a summer that's delighting. 30 other Makes & Models MOBILE HOMES 1949 Buick 2 Door $150 Finance your new car with an M.C.N.B. '55-'51 Automobile Loan. •*^+^+m**.^- ALL CARS RECONDITIONED HARRY ALLGAIER - BILLERICA'S SALES REPRESENTATIVE FOR BROADWAY CHEVROLET •LANDOLA • MAGNOLIA BUSINESS RESIDENCE • MANORETTE 130 BROADWAY, SOM. 64 PINEDALE AVE, BILL. • MONARCH •KNOX SOMERSET 6-3700 MONTROSE 3-1016 y, DOWN-5 Yrs. to Pay Opan 7 Days A Wtok Jf.-U. ./ Faiaral Dtp-tM ImfM C*rfn**m THE WILMINGTON TT"""" WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IS, 1956 PAGE SIX ATTY. JOHN P. COLLINS Mrs. Gerald Schena, Mrs. Swain Rd. celebrated her 3rd ] REPRESENTATIVE family will participate in this birthday with a family party BT. DOROTHY'S NEWS the proceeds of Friday's Phillip Quhin and Mrs. John CANDIDATE Whist There will be no Whist pariah building fund festival, at the home of her grand- Next Sunday, the third of Parly this week. as we know that aU will be To Ernest Crispo, who did parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tho- Attorney John P. Collins of the month, Is regular month- pleasantly entertained. Our annual parish festival more than his share in help- mas O'Conners, Sr., on Au- 71 Middlesex Ave., Reading ly collection day. Also Com- We are grateful to James ing throughout the evening. gust 3. Terrl received many announces his candidacy for munion Day for the girls- of opens Wednesday evening at Noll and his committee for cards and among her presents Thompson's Grove, and will To Mrs. William Tattersall the office of Republican Re- the parish. the proceeds of our Food and were: a large Mama doll, a presentatives for the 18th continue through Saturday, for her assistance, and to all Today is the Feast of the Cake sale. those kind enough to come large rubber doll with the Middlesex District This dis- Assumption of the Blessed with a special matinee on | Banns are called for the hair that Is embedded in the Saturday afternoon at 2:00 to the affair, our heartfelt Virgin Mary and a Holy Day first time for William Dupont thanks is extended. scalp, small baby doll, two of Obligation. Masses will be for the children. Feature at- and Theresa Ellis. -<*— pairs of shoes, dresses, rock- tractions for all, with rides, as follows: at St. Mary's, ST. THOMAS' NEWS ing chair, rock and roll slip, 6:46, 7:00 and 9:00; at St games and refreshments, each 'ANNIVERSARY bath robe and slippers to evening, ending Saturday Masses: Dorothy's Hall. 7:00 and 8:00 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sunday: 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30 match. Chinese pajama set, evening with the various and an evening Mass at St O'Conners of 38 Swain Rd. and 11:30. toys and a large sum of Mary's at 7:30 p.m. drawings on tickets. Returns are receiving the good wishes money. Pictures of the open- for these tickets must be Weekday: 7:30 a.m. We are grateful to the and congratulations of their Wednesday: ing of the gifts and cards ladies of the McLaren Oar- made as soon as possible this many friends on their 34th were taken and of the blow- week We trust that each The Feast of the Assump- dens and all who helped, for wedding anniversary on Au- tion of the Blessed Mother, ing out of the candles on gust 13. a holyday of obligation. An the large double decker cake. evening Mass at 7: SO. A lunch was served by Mrs. ST. DOROTHY'S WHIST Gratitude: O'Conners. Jr., followed, by PARTY To all who attended and j the cake, ice cream with bur- The Ladles of the Maclaren worked so hard for the Chic- I gundy sauce, assorted choco- Gardens wish to express their ken Barbecue. 300 satisfied .lates, nuts and coffee. ANNOUNCEMENT sincere thanks for all who patrons were served. Those present were: Miss helped in making their recent Banns: Josephine McGrath, John Whist Party at St. Dorothy's I Francis Bolleu - Audrey McGrath, Mr. and Mrs. James Hall a tremendous success. Nunes iF. Erikson, Mr. and Mrs. ' Many lovely prlaes were I Joseph B. Davis - Pat- Thomas O'Conners, Sr., and WILMINGTON COUNTRY given throughout the evening ricia M. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Con- to whist players and those II Robert Bourassa - Eliza- ners, Jr. Miss Barbara Coe trict includes Reading, No. STYLE DONUT SHOP participating in the Penny beth Lewandowsk was an afternoon guest of Reading, Wilmington, and Sale. ■ II Joseph Duffy - Margaret Wards 2, 3, 4, 5, «, and T of The top three whist Vay- Terri. ' DeFellce , Woburn. | WILL BE CLOSED AUG. 8-15 ers were Mr. McDonald (who H John J. Good - Carroll Mr. Collins, a graduate of was also lucky enough to GREER OFFICIAL APPOINTED DIRECTOR Boston University Law win the door prize), Ernest Gerrish WILL REOPEN THURSDAY, OF PUBLICITY School, has an office at 189 : Crispo and Bob Ford. Haven St., Reading. He and To the Ladies of the com- TKRRI O'CONNERS Foster W. Burton, Jr., of 'mittee which included: Mrs. HAS PARTY 78 Turner St., Dedham, was his wife the former Muriel C. AUG. 16 Little Terri O'Conners, the recently appointed Associate Maher of Cambridge, and Thomas Lynady, Mrs. Wil- son John, have been Reading liam Toomey, Mrs. Jack daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Director of Publicity by the Thomas O'Conners of 38 Boston Chapter, National As- resident* for the past 8 Flynn, Mrs. William Magro, years. The state primaries will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 18. and Attorney Collins urges his many friends to assist him in his campaign. sociation of Cost Account- anta Mr. Burton is associated with the J. W. Greer Com- pany of Wilmington, as Con- troller and Assistant Trea- surer. He has written several pa- pers on budgets. The most re- cent will appear in a forth- coming issue of "The Con- troller". He passed the Certi- fied Public Accountants ex- amination in 1954. Mr. Burton will be Chair- man of Pack Committee for Capen School Cub Scouts, Pack 6 during the next sea- son. The National Association of Cost Accountants was found- ed for the purpose of study- ing the problems of account- ing, especially cost account- ing, in industry- Its objec- tives^are to develop a better understanding of the true na- ture and value of cost ac- counting in industry; to study and Improve technical met- hods and to establish sound general principles; to study the relation of the account- ing department to the other Wnild you departments of industry and Augutt it Saving Staion business and to develop the at your For* Drain- v most effective means of sup- Bag a deal while he clean plying useable Information to kit decks for the '57 nuxlcb. these departments; to supply trade 20 minutes of your time to ite members information \ on the most up-to-date met- hods dhd to assist them ia solving their individual prob- lems. for a saving of hundreds ? Membership in N. A C. A is comprised of men and wo- men representing a wide variety of occupations, In- cluding corporate officers, Why put eff the fun of a Ford Test Drive insulation under the hood, under the roof, two. We'll show you the deep-block Y-Iike executives, auditors, control- engine design which enables Ford engines for a single day? As yon know, it puts yon in door and body panels—the most insula- lers, accountants, industrial tion in any car at anywhere near Ford's to take it. and management engineers, under absolutely no obligation. And it may low price. Now—what you've been waiting for. general •fflce personnel, ■are you literally hundreds of doHara— Some other things that contribute to that How can you save hundmeds of dollars by teachers and students of ac- counting, and men and wo- well get to that a little further on. smooth, silent, luxury-car ride are things taking a Ford list Drive? men belonging to industrial By a lest Drive we mean more than a which Ford's leading competitor certainly Simply by proving to yourself that there and professional groups in- once-around-the-block "spin." can't boast: Ball-Joint suspension with really is a fine car in the low-price field. ' terested in Hie Association's wide bate control arms for better steering, We want you to test the power that You see, the reason a Ford does not cost objectives. On July 1, 1966, more stabilized wheel alignment... shock there were 130 chapters and rocketed Ford to a 500-mile stock car record absorbers that are mounted to the frame hundreds of dollars more than it does, it . over 38,500 members in the at Indianapolis ... the GO that won the rather than the body. Ford's huge production and the huge United States and over 80 grand prize at NASCAR's Daytona Cham- volume which we Ford Dealers sell. "Sure," you'll say as you drive along the foreign countries. pionships. We want you to feel how this But enough of this talk. Come in. And Ford scat pays off in your kind of driving: road. "Feels pretty good—but after all, tliu LUXURIES MOUNT AT car is new." ^ you do the driving and the talking. Bring,, in traffic, passing on the highway, getting the family, too. MOTELS going at traffic lights. We'll put either a Well sir, when you come in from your Motels are becoming in- Ford Six or a mighty V-8 with up to 225 drive we'll show you why Ford will stay like creasingly luxurious. One in h.p. at your disposal. new for a long, long time. Virginia has three swimming pools and an 18-hole goOf We want you to drive and listen-drive We'll show you how Ford has five cross- course, reports the 4956 Year- and feel. members (including a "K" member) in its book of The American Peoples That fine-car quiet results .from sound frame. Ford's leading competitor only has Encyclopedia. Other accomo- FORD dations such as telephones, 1 A F0RD AIR television, air conditioning, MOW «»'* CONDITIONING costs less titan many medium- room service, piped-ln music, nvn 1 Bated on a comparison goesjirst * priced cars without it. TRY ONE TODAY! of uu-ud lit priem. restaurants and socktall loun- ges are being added In numer- WILMINGTON SALES, INC. ous motels. , 496 Main Street, Wilmington It's on Its Way. .. 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ing (Jut money yet, thoC-it food— John Demers finally and our own local boys in LEND $21 BILLION FOB seems he thought he'd mail got the cookout committee blue direct traffic? HOMES % every one a card from to go along wih serving • How many of you readers Canada while there, but he steamed clams for some are going to attend the The Veterans' Administra- IN HOME didn't put the right postage people, who would prefer lobster and clam cook-out? tion had its biggest house on them. Ever since his them. You belter come Where Rita and Josie building financing year last //.Ay HEAT! arrival, he's been • paying down and eat a rot of them, left the plates Sunday? year, reports the 1956 Year- the due postage. At this John. book of The American Peo- Where all the people wrttrBg, he doesn't know f Attention, Bill Simmons, ples Encyclopedia. It gave out who else will be pinning I have two sets of pitching were Saturday night, whan nearly 595.000 loans totaling jhlm next for the extra hoisehoes. Do I need any- they should have been at $6,534,391,000 for veterans of t'ii- Jimmy Fund dance? pnnies. more. Bob Cain— come World War II and the Korean 'lne cook-out is going down and get your lobster How nice a job Fraok conflict The Federal Housing along real well. Almost all cook-out tickets. Kuss Hart- Hag-'erty does Emceetng an Authority insured approxim- Mobilheat the tickets are out, and any ley- get down to the cook- affair? ately $3,480,500,000 in home SOCONYVACUUM HEATING OIL one wishing to purchase out— we need you to play financing loans while Federal some had better do so pron- ball against the A.L. Soft- Home Loans Bank Board to. Plenty of entertainment. l>all ttam. IMMIGRATION CHANGE member associations made d mU h h W l SUn an H mortgage loans totaling JU fin our Friendly, Export Fuel Oil Service! ?£ ,, ? K ° ». *?*• ° <> «»e«> Witham Immigrants admitted to the billion. I*<". »?Z t ' ^aPPeDh»°°™*ed their wedding if it. should rain on August anniversary, last Saturday United States for permanent Want dean, automatic, economical heat for; your 26*h. home? Call uafor dependable MoWlheat-pre-teated night and played host to a residence last year totaled The ability of a material t» Attended the Jimmy group of friends, at a cook- 237,790, almost 30.000 more for your furnace—designed for real efficiency! stand up under intense heat Fund Dance, Saturday night {out, on their front lawn than the previous year, re- for long periods of time Is and spotted dapper Hal j It was well attended, well ports the 1956 Yearbook of the true test of its Are safe- McKelvey there. Glad to fed, and well entertained. The American Peoples En- ty, -according to the National — COAL — COKE — BURNER SERVICE — see you up and around, Freddie Kleynen brought cyclopedia. The national ori- Lumber Manufacturers As- Hal. Incidentally, congratu- home a sloppy Joe glass, gin of the new immigrants sociation. The fact that wood WILMINGTON COAL and OIL CO. lation, Kevin, on winning from Canada, and of all the differed from that of 1950 at is combustible, while steel la the baseball glove, by sell- People to catch he caught the height of the displaced non-combustible, has led to MAIN STRKiT OLIver MOM WILMINGTON ing the most raffle books. Josie. persons program when most the popular mlsconceptlaa Our monthly social is Just Wondering K Fred- of them came from Poland, that steel !• safer, the luas- coming up this Saturday. die Kleynen is sorry he ever Germany Latvia, Lithuania bermen point out Don't know what is on the Mot those cards out? If V.F.W. DUGOUT DOINGS Freddie Kleynen is back bnd Russia. The chief sources Actually, fire records prows menu— but how about yon have ever noticed how of immigrants last year were with the family after a trip thai heavy timbers retaia Did you ever eat ham coming down and finding well morning traffic moves •Mexico with 50,772 immi- their tofid-carryina; capacities and eSOT, real country to Niagara Falls and Cana- out? along Mam street when the grants; Italy wfth 31,925 and long after ^protected si Btyler^Sunday, at Wyman's da. He hasn't stopped pay- While on the subject of traffic lights are turned off Germany with 29,603. members have collapsed. Beach, Johnny Wadalkee and yours truly had ,the bam and eggs all cooked and learned that Rita and Josle (orgot the phubae. Johnny screeched and I' SPORT howOed,- to no avail— w® had to wait till the store opened to buy some paper SHIRTS plates. We do have fun at these picnics. After spending 118.09 for TERRIFIC an original bathing suit, SAVINGS! ...£2&fr7 - ,, Jean Moore lost her paper Stock up and 12 suit* identical, the only save at our of MEN'S WtAR difference being, the way lowest prices the suits were filled. ever for top All Summer Wearables Drastically Reduced I Helen Witham took a quality sport couple of tosses in the lake- shirts. Big With most of summer still ahead, here we go alashini Jtaam ?oore lost her paper selection! prices dramatically to save you plenty on all yonr ward cop. robe needs. Frank had a real gone understudy in Flip Bradley. Flip made like Steve Wil- RACKS of SIMS son and took pictures SPECIALLY REDUCED galore. And from all aogles- Wide choice too. Helen made like Jack of fabric*, London and spent a couple colors. of hours rowing a boat around the lake. Jean Gordon found another cup. And UNDEfiMIEM then the rains came, but little Rico slept through it T-Shirts all. Und. Shirts 3*»2W N 4500 NOW 36.00 It's on Its Way . .. Shorts 3.95 Short Sleeve 2 for $5 "M 35 95 NOW 27.75 August 26, 1956 3for2K 4.95 Short Sleeve 2 for s8 tool Summer Sails M Our entire stock marked way 5.95 Long Sleeve 2 tor 7 down for clearance. Huge selec- tion of fabrics, colors. 95 OPEN 1 PnotecttoH 10 I*%* WHEN YOU BUY A ,tf 95 FRI. 395 2 i3 NBW fcfl/j 395.595 95 3 '~ster of par's moulds and 'Labor Day at which time by the Stingr-s and the Town- figures, ha.id paintings, tin- During the pa: t week a Head Litcsuard Dan Boylen ies on Thursday night. Other ge, pa...... •, weaving, pot- and his assistants will con- CfWiea will be Monday, Boost- very informative display and holders, jewelry work and duct the annual swimminr. ers and Legion; Wednesday, exhibit was made public in creative work with paper rnces with trophies to be a- D.A.V. and Poly c h e m i c a 1; HAVE YOU GOT A RENTAL the window, of the Shoecraft Models. It was highly inform- wardod to the winners. The Thursday. Oakies and Greer. For Engineers A Skilled Technicians Store in Wilmington Center. ative for those unaware ol .'' ver Lake Beach will offici- Coach Bob Hastings and his Here many people had the what is being done for these al y close ai eiglh o'clock on pony leaguers hud a success- opportunity of seeing the children in other than just Lrbor Day. full week of play taking on work being accomplished in playing games. The Recreation Softball the North Reading recreation Good Rentals are urgently needed by AVCO em- arts and crafts by the chil- The D.A.V. is getting the league in two games. On Tues- dren in the Recreation Pro- league completed its third ployees moving to the Wilmington-Lawrence area. horseshoe courts ready for the quarter of the seasons play day they won by a score of 9 gram. Mrs. Dorothy Lafiona- annual horseshoe pitching to 1 here in Wilmington, and ti8 the supervisor of this work this 'past week and the con- contest which will be open to tenders for the second half on Friday, they travelled to AVCO's new research laboratories will employ on the playgrounds presented men of Wilmrngtoi*. who are j leadership are gradually fall- North Reading where they articles in leather, braiding, interested. There will be pri- ing by the way. In one of the went on to make it two in a engineers, executives, skilled technicians and clerical beadwork, copper plaques, zes for single championships, row by the score of 8 to 6. Bob most interesting games of the help.. Many of these people will seek good rentals also for doubles champion- season the Townies squeezed Hastings and Bill Hunnefeld ships. Men throughout the iby the D.A.V. by the score of were the winning pitchers in in this area. They will require houses, apartments and Hot Topping" town interested in this activ- S to 7 on Thursday evening in these games and they were ity should follow this column a game that had to be called ably assisted by Warren Mc- rooms — furnished and unfurnished. Some will be • Driveways Closely for further details on because of darkness. Another Feeters as catcher, Drom- • Sidewalks the date of play. Interesting game found the goule, Eddy Palino, Don interested in options to buy. Most will have small • Roadways This is the final week of Polychemlcal team defeating Weed, Dan Burbine, All Pen- James E. recreation playground activ- the American Legion In an ny, John Penny, William Eth- children. If you have a rental — house, apartment, ities for this season. All areas ier, Rocco De Pasqualle, Bob HARRINGTON upset. or room — or if you have any information about are closing the season with The Townies are in undls- Kerr, and Bill Rexford. MapU St. ■ No. Blllsrica cook-outs, displays and final,, uted st rentals, phone OLIver 8-3851 in Wilmington, or write: CALL championships in Individual P , l["" face <">

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HOTEL A I. Wright, My. FREE ESTIMATE! EASY TERMS! DOMESTIC PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 25 Middlesex Street LOWELL GLenview 3-1732 A-20-M r ^" PAGE TEN THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 195S Housing arrangements, re- lor call LAfeyette 3-4525 for Law School and won the states that they are continu- leant 40 words per minute creational and educational i additional information. hig-hest scholastic awards at log their search for qualified I and take shorthand at words per minute, can be activities, group hospltaliza- the institution. He was Pre- and experienced secretaries, tion and government insur- ; MINISTERIAL STUDBNT sident of all of his classes typists and clerks for posi- employed as a stenographer, salary of S8415 per year. ance are among the many TO BE QUEST at LAW School. , tions in the 268 posts in 74 BREACH KB AT During World War n, Cre- foreign countries where our Typists with a speed of 40 facilities and benefits avail- words per minute can re- able to all Dept. of State METHODIST CHURCH, mens served as a combat nation maintains offices. SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 10 Naval Intelligence Officer in Young men and women who ceive a starting salary of employees. several theatres of operation. $3175 per year. These posi- In addition, persons with a.m. are between the ages of 21 John Smith a Junior at He returned to the U. S. to , to 36, single with no depend- tions are in the Department professional or research ex- become one of the famed of State's "home office" in perience in the fields, of econ- Union College in Barbour- ents, in excellent health and ville, Kentucky where he is "T-Men" in Washington. He who have had 3 years general Washington, D.C. and no ex- omics, foreign affairs, or has for sixteen years been perience is required for these language and area work are preparing for the Chris- office experience or the tian ministry will be the ■' a highly respected trial lawy- equivalent qualify for Inter- positions. being sought for positions er and presently represents The young men or women paying from $5000 to $10,000 guest preacher In the Wil- esting and challenging jobs mington Methodist Church 33 members of the State in the Foreign Service. Start- who wish to work overseas per year plus overseas allow- ances. Appointments will be this coming Sunday. Mr. Legislature, in addition to ing salary for these positions must be between the ages of Smith is a native of East having three world-wide 21 and 35 years, American made to the Foreign Service is $3390 per year plus allow- jTempletoii, Massachusetts, corporations, as clients. ances. citizens, single without de- Reserve for a period of five A dedicated public servant, pendents, and willing to go years. Candidates must be and was an active leader In Applicants who lack experi- youth activities of the New Cremens in addition to his ence or who are not yet 21 any place in the world. In willing to serve anywhere tenure as a Legislator has addition to passing perform- in the world; Initial assign- England Conference before years of age may work in .beginning hie work at been a member of the Cam- similar positions at the De- ance tests in typing and/or ments generally will be in bridge School Committee. He partment's headquarters in shorthand, 50 words in typ- Washington, D.C. Some of | Union College. Dudley is married and the father of Washington, D.C. until they ing and 80 words in1 short- these appointments will be Bark, lay speaker in the five children. He makes his qualify for an overseas as- hand, they must have had at to the Classified Civil Serv- local church, will lead the RKP. JOHN F. CRJEMENg home with his wife, the form- signment. least 8 years of office experi- ice. worship service, and Rich- STRONG CANDIDATE FOB er Agnes Sullivan, at 80 Gro- To the job hunting young ence. In some instances edu- ard Willson will be guest DIBTWCT ATTORNEY zier Rd. in Cambridge. men and women who are cation may be substituted Anyone interested in be- soloist. Miss Judy Palmer Wugbf ™ie of the rooul seeking thrills and excitement for no more than two years. coming a part of this im- of So. Tewkabury will be aggressive fights for nomina- STATE DEPARTMENT of living and working abroad, of work experience. portant work should come the organist for this ser- tion ea Democratic .candidate NEEDS HELP the magic door to a host of After approximately six in for a personal interview vice. for the office of District At- To meet their urgent need positions Is being opened In months of orientation and - torney of Middlesex County for professional and clerical Boston this week by the UJ3. "on-the-Job" training to the that the county has ever personnel, the U. S. Depart- Department of State which various offices and the Fore- seen is Representative John ment of State has sent Per- is seeking competent typists, ign Service Institute In F. Cremens. A favorite with sonnel Officers to Boston, to stenographers and clerks for Washington. D.C, employees the lawmakers on Beacon interview candidates for posi- positions at American Em- are assigned to an overseas Hill and a successful Boston tions in the U. S. Foreign bassies Consulates and Lega- post anywhere In the world. lawyer, Cremens recently Service and in Washington, tions abroad. In addition to the salary of said: "The office of District rxc. Many a high school, busi- $3390 per year, there is pro- WI ARE Attorney represents the last Edward T. Simms and his ness or college graduate, vided either government bastion of Republican domi- staff are now at the Massa- armed with good training housing or a rental allow- GREAT BOOSTERS nation of Middlesex County. chusetts State Employment and three years of general ance, and some assignments In conjunction with my Service Office, 6 Somerset office experience, can obtain carry with them a post dif- FOR YOUR BATTERY campaign for this office, an St., Boston conducting inter- a job that will offer the ex- ferential of 10% to 25% of Don't let your battery exhaustive effort will be made views daily from 9 a.m. to citement of working with a their salary. Some posts also to pet every Democrat. In 5 p.m. and until 7:30 p.m. on government program that provide a cost-of-llvlng al- be a trouble-maker. We every city and town in the Wednesday evenings and un- win take them to interesting lowance over and above these gladly check it for you, other allowances. For in- county - to vote in the pri- til 12 noon on Saturday places throughout the world. any time you drive in. maries on September 18th." through August 25. stance, salary and allowances Hong Kong, Rome, Bombay, And, if your battery's Exceptionally well qualified Individuals with profession- or Washington, DC, are but in Saigon will be $6675, in' for the office, Cremens be- al or research experience In a few of the 268 posts main- Madrid $4290, and in Caracas, run down, we'll give it came the male head of his the fields 'of economics, fore- tained in 74 countries. Venezuela $6870 per year. a big boost, with an ex- household when his father ign affairs, or language and Edward T. Simms and his After completion of a tour pert charge-up. died at an early age and he area specialisation are being staff from Washington, D.C of duty, which is two years, went to work at sixteen to sought for positions paying will personally conduct In- the employee is brought help support his six brothers from $5000 to $10,000 per year terviews at the Massachu- back home' at government and sisters. He worked his plus overseas allowances. Ap- setts State Employment Serv- expense for home leave of way through college and B.C. pointments will be made to ice Office, 6 Somerset St., approximately six weeks. i the Classified Civil Service August 6 through August 25. This "home leave" is in ad- One-Stop Service That Keepi You Going! j or to the Foreign Service Re- Interviewing hours are from dition to the 13 days of an- serve for a period of five 9 am. to 5 p.m.. Monday nual leave that an employee years. Candidates must be through Friday, and Wed- earns for each year of serv- TEXACO It's on Its Way. .. willing to serve anywhere in nesday evenings until 7:30 ice. Sick leave of 13 days a BILL AND ME'S SERVICE August 26, 1956 the world; initial assign- p.m. and Saturdays from 9 year is granted when needed, ments generally will be in a.m. to 12 noon. and a pay Increase for each iMain St. OLIver 8-2311 Wilmington Washington, DC. Young women who are at year of satisfactory service In addition, Mr. Simms least 18 years old, type at is given to all employees.

tor FORTY THOUSAND FUNERALS will result from traffic accidents this year... wlH yours be one of them? Sudden death will strike over 40,000 men, women and drildren in traffic accidents in 1956, unless dU of us do 40,000 Families From Becoming Heartbroken! This tometJdngabowtUI Year ALL Of Us Should Do Something About It. A Car Collision — A Child Struck Down — A Hit And Run Case! However It Happens, The Tragedy Is The Same! And This Tragedy Will Be Repeated 40,000 Times This Year All Over America, According To The Present Ac- cident Rate! Yet In Our Community And Everywhere Else, These Napoleons of the Road Can Be Halted! All

fkre's How Yon Can Help It Needs Is Your Cooperation... Cooperation That Can Stop Traffic Tragedies Save YOUR OWN LIFE, or the Life of SOMEONE in t Drive safely and courteously yourself. Watch traffic and pedestrians carefully. YOUR FAMILY! Observe speed limits and warning-signs. 1 Where Ma Hay alert mi obey the law, deaths go DOWN! t Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws fa your com- munity. Traffic regulations work for you, not against you. Whererer trafficjawsare strictly enforced, detfbs go DOWN!, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SAFETY ORGANIZATION Flit lilies Lumber Company Published in »n effort to

save lives by Department Stores hor Housing nsASMflMBfCsiadi BEDFORD ''.0 North Roid IM lUStMi Sstrt* Cowdl LETCHWCRTH /. NORTH BILLERICA ,- . In BILLERICA Oil MOntros.- 3 3546 THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1956 PAGE ELEVEN Wint Adi may be placed by calling GLanview 8-8812 . . . rVsSL \\l W/ '& \N\* eA£lj] ** VV If, /•/. vVo , / ////. Rates available usellieVVant Ads to <>». request * Appliances * *Kestaurants* Billerica Bottled i and town in the district, I GEORGE'S have, in the interest of par- • IN • Gas & ty harmony and cooperation, WILMINGTON | decided not to file my papers Edward H. "Left all say a prayer Appliance Co. ■ for certification for Congress- Magee for the boys over there" Water heater* serviced A everyone who has worked so a installed, heating appli- man. ances. Prompt and effici- My sincere thanks goes to FILUORE Sport Stores ent service by Master hard in the interest of Lester • General < Donnelly BB8MESSBRESBBBSfiBSSMBfl Plumbers. Borwen for Congressman, and PCWER OIL BURNER it is my conviction that if SALES and SERVICE • GUNS • 24 Hour Service • Nights Contractor Sundays A Holidays we can all pool our efforts PLUMBING A HEATING NEW A USED behind the Republican nomi- "Our Specialty • Authorized Dealers of • AMMUNITION For Rates Call nee, the Truman-Kennedy is- Homes" N.H. A Maine Hunting MOntroae S-3848 MAJOR BeUflower Road - BUlerlca candidate for Congressman 373 Andover Road Licenses will be overwhelmingly de- HICK'S SPORT SHOP Off Route 129 BHIeric. General Electric feated. Sen. Kennedy's can- MOnfrose 3-2177 15 Princess St. • Wakofield didate to Congress is definite- APPLIANCES Tel. CRystal 9-3652W M-2S-24-N-14-15 HAVERHILL, ST. Wilmington ly a one-term Congressman f=Jf=lr==Jf=le=lr^ NO. READING, MASS. and he cannot possibly be re- Phone 44141 or 44142 JIM RILEY'S Servicemen elected. PROMOTE VS. GOOD WOL Financed If Deiired J.&L In regard to my nomina- For the first time In, VS. • Open Friday Evenings • tion for State Senator In the history, this country's Depart- SHELL PAUL THIEL Seventh Middlesex District, ment of Commerce has called LINOMART GETS HIGH MARK it is most important that our upon industrial designers to |456 Main St • Woburn STATION Dear Editor, new Governor Whittier have promote good will among * Automotive * Opp, Sears - Roebuck Formerly Bill A Mel's) with him a Republican House other nations. The 1966 Year- Complete Line of "A/2c Paul E. Thlel-1886th AACS IAM Squadron, has of Representatives and a Re- book of The American Peo- CARLTON & GRAY, INC. Nationally Advertised 24-Hevr Reed Service publican Sate Senate when ples Encyclopedia report* • FORD* Slmonlie - sVafcewoffc passed the aptitude test for AFSC 30461 wRh a converted he takes office the first of the that U.S. industrial products Parts • Sale* - Service I Floor Cover! Tune-Up ■ Miner Repair! year. To that end I sheX' dramatizing the accomplish- — Used Cars — Rubber Tile • Asphalt score of 183A, which is the highest mark attained on re- work and concentrate all my ments of mass production un- Main and Mi not Sts. Steel end Plastic We Pick Up and Deliver efforts from now until after der a free competitive system Reading, Mass. Wall Tile cord at Albrook In any AFSC election day. OUver - 8-8388 in any skill level, it was an- were exhibited at fairs in Tel. Reading 2-0424 FREE ESTIMATES Lester W. Bowen was form- Italy, France, Belgium and CHEERFULLY GIVEN nounced by the Base Test- Spain. ing Office. er nominee for Congressman JOHNSON & SWANSON Call WOburn 2-1819 In opposition to Congressman — Automobile Painting — Airman Thlel, whose home Curley; past president Som- Radiators is in Wilmington, has been • WANTED e> assigned to the I A M Sq. ervlUe Young Men's Republi- Cleaned A Repaired ^1 COOMBS can Club; past officer several Call These . . . New Cores . . . USED CARS since Oct. 1966. He is a mem- and JUNK CARS ber of the unit's TACAN in- times of Massachusetts Coun- Body and Fender Work FURNITURE CO. cil of Young Republican Numbers Of 736 Main St. LINCOLN'S stallation team." This item recently appear- Clubs; present vice-president Winchester 64592 USED CAR PARTS of state-wide Bay State Re- Town Farm Lane Furniture - Rugs[ ed in the Carribean Breeze L/ocal Residents • Open • publican Club; present Read- No. Billerica • MO 34585 an Air Force newspaper, ing Town Meeting member; * For Sale* Highest Prices Paid 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. printed at Albrook Air Force To Get News Into mmmmammimmamKmBmmm present member of Reading Base, which is in the Panama Republican Town Committee A complete line of Lumber, 50 Years in Oanal Zone. The Crusader Windows, Builder's Finish, HOSPITAL SUPPLIES past chairman and president Wholesale Business of several state-wide Republi- A staff of news writers Hardware, Plumbing and (Wheel Chairs- Crutches 464 Middlesex Ave. WAVE JEANNE E. TRACY ere always on band to Abdominal Supports, etc LIKES NAVY can organisations for Presi- Heating . . . GROSSMAN'S Wilmington, Mass. dential candidates; .delegate answer your phone calls. BOSTON RD., BILLERICA Dear Sir: TELEPHONE several times to Massachu- In order to get an Item In- GL 2-5411 or MO 34443 Dee Pharmacy OLIver 44511 I was very pleased to re- 44 Haven St. Reading setts Republican state con- to the paper you can call ceive my first Crusader in ventions; active organizer at our Lowell office without REading 2-1051 the mail today. I do appreci- 1963 National Republican / any charge and give the ate your sending it to me. Convention In Chicago, town I item to US. SILVER LAKE I would like to say hello WOBURN HARDWARE A chairman for Republican ( If you want to talk to a ■ HARDWARE ■ to all the folks in Wilming- transportation for election I Wilmington correspondspt PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. DUTCH BOY PAINT ton. M be Bering tiicm in my dnj- 1W4 and IBM; apoJca ov»r i rou can «JM Mrm. Bmtty Hasting • Paints TOURAZNK PAINT sharp Wave uniform In Sep- state-wide radio hook-ups for Downs at 8-2907. Hot Polpt Appliances WALI-PAPER tember. Cahlll for Governor, as voice Clubs, organizations and Youngstown Kitchens 91 Main St. - Wilmington I love it here, in the Wave .f labor; married; father of anyone wishing to insert 502408 Main St. - Woburn OL 14992 Training, here at Balnbridge seven children; active In lo- a long article and not want- WOburn 2-2300 Training Center. cal charity drives for many ing to call it in by phone, As yet I haven't run, or 8AVB AT DUCETT'S years. can send it to our Lowell For Promptnessl marched across any Wilming- office, The Wilmington Hardware ton Tars, but if they are here Discounts to everyone on Call Crusader, c/o The Billerica one of my shipmates will Publishing Co., 06 Bridge most everything over $1.00 find him for me.* PEAT MOSS $3.35 or 2 Bales JOE'S Street, Lowell, Mass., or TAXI SERVICE Sincerely - CHURCHES - just drop it into the pest for $7.50. Open Evenings and CATHOLIC CHURCHES OLIver 8-2949 Jeanne E. Tracy SR, office c/o The Crusader, Sundays. Adirondack Chairs 9026412W Co 819 MASS SCHEDULE $2.50. Plenty of parking at Joseph Balestrleri Wilmington, Mass. W Recruit Training, (W) SI. Thomas of VUlaaova Another writer added to DuCett's, Route 3A, next to Railroad Avenue US Naval Training Center Sunday: Mobllgas Station in Burling- the staff is Mrs. Esther Balnbridge, Md. 7:00, 8:15, 8:30, 10:30 and Moore, Morse Ave., who ton. Phone Bu-9-9764. Gar- 11:30 a.m. den Supplies, Glidden Paints. Weekdays: will cover the North Wil- Gifts & Greetings Children • Pre-Teen LESTER W. BOWEN mington area. Her phone Rollers and spreaders to rent ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. Yon SAVE AT DUCETT'S. Holy Days: is Oliver 8-3820. for You - through ■CLOTHES" FOB STATE SENATOR With all these aids, we I wish to announce that I 8:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 a.m WELCOME WAGON and 7:40 p.m. plan to give to the people * Insurance * Children's Shop have filed papers for the Re- of Wilmington a fall from Your Friendly HAVEN ST. • READING publican nomination for State First Friday: Business Neighbors 6:00, 7:00 and 7:30 a.m. coverage of news. JOHN F. GLBASON Senator In the Seventh Mid- Just call any of the dlesex District, the office now Confessions: . AGENCY • and Civic and 4:00 and 7:304:00 p.m. above or our Lowell office UL 14241 Social Welfare Leaders VETERINARY held by Senator Evans of and willing help will bo WakefleM, who is not a can- Evenings before First Fri- General Insurance PHONE OLIver 84839 day and Holy Days, 7:30 p.m. waiting to serve yon. Fire -Life • Accident didate himself. Although I Baptisms: On the occasion of: DR. S. A. KAY have been an announced can- Liability • Bonds The Birth of a Baby At the rectory every Sun- f/64 Main Street (Rt. 38) didate lor Congressman in day at 2:00 p.m.. No appoint- Engagement 1 Grove Ave. at ex-Congressman Goodwin's • Tewksbury ment necessary. ■ Announcements Silver Lake district and circulated nomi- LOWELL Chenge of residence nation papers in every city Jewelers * Arrivals of Newcomers • Surgery a) X-Ray St. Dorothy (No cost or obligation) I Grooming a) Boarding |eee»ee»»eeee»s»ee»e. Sundly: BUSINESS 4. S. SORENSON OO., Inc. 8 Clipping #) Bathing TWIN PINE POWIR St. Dorothy's Hall 8:48 and 10 Albion Street 10:48 CR 9-1120 FREE PICKUP MOWER SERVICE St. Mary's: 7:00. 8:30, GUIDE Wekefield's Oldest and DELIVERY 10:00 and 11:16. Kxxxxxxsscscssaooaaaam and Largest Grinding A Motor Work Weekdays: Jewelry . . . Sllverwere ■OfFice Hours Daily On All Mowers .... 7:0t a.m. Saturday* 8:00 and Gift Shop 10-12 2-5 7-9 'Sales A Service on . . a.m. all at St. Mary's Watch and Jewelry Penn Power Mower . . Firs* Friday: SEWERAGE Sundays by Appoint. 7:00 am. at St. Mary's Repairing Homko Rotaries .... WATCH REPAIRING Call Italy Days: SERVICE Mow Master Rotaries . St. Dorothy's Hall: 7:80 OLIver 84331 Electronically T« Lumber Phone OLIver 8-2731 and 8:00 on our CESSPOOLS • SEPTIC St. Mary's: 5:40. 7.00 and Watch Master READING LUMBER CO. TANKS PUMPED OUT 67 Burlington Avenue 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Goods 11 • Sanford Rood and INSTALLED Confessions: JOHN L. CATEN Reading RE 2-2211 - 2-2304 Wilmington, Mast. St. Dorothy's Hall: 3:30 . JEWELER . BUILDING MATERIALS MOntroae 3-2M7 St. Mary's: 4:10 and 7:30 Challfoux Bldg. Evenings before First Fri- Lowell HARDWOOD FLOORS day and Holy Days: 7:30 at OL M771 MO >••*■ • New Floors • St. Mary's 5oa«w«m>3iaoo»ooapK Laid and Finished HILLSON'S WILMINGTON Baptisms: Old Floors Renewed Sundays at 2 p.m. at the OAS A APPLIANCE INC. WHEEL ALIGNING • ZBC • BIKE SHOP Rectory. and HARDWOOD FLOOR CO. 2315 Main St. . OL 8-2529 FRONT END SERVICE McHugh Ave. • Plnehuret So. Tewksbery 970 Main Street On Cars and Trucks Tel. MO 34117 Tewksbury Center CONGREGATIONAL Authorised Dealer Per CHURCH SCHEDULE LAM Now a dealer In —Auto Spring Service • UTILITY OAS • Schwlnn Bicycles 9:80 a.m. A single service * Movers * of worship during the sum- BRAKE SERVICE Guaranteed as long I Springs far you own them. mer months. E. V. RONAYNE All 'Makes of Cars Springs Repaired FURNITURE MOVING As low aa WILMINGTON METHODIST It's on Its Way.. CHURCH and Reset PACKING - CRATING $46.95 4S7 Lawrence St. STORAGE P. 10:00 s,m. Morning Wor- GOODS INSURED August 26, 1956 Also rebuilt Bikes ship Serivce. 39 NICHOLS ST. / Repairs — Accessories f Nursery class for smaller TeLJLTSM Tel. OL 84*41 V-WW-W-N^-^-^-%^ |children at 10:00 am. . PAGE TWELVE THE WILMINGTON CRUSA0ER ■ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1954

long periods the normal to west. The migration path- Week, sponsored annually by Because it can be easily THE WHOOPNG CRANE an effort to save the whoop- painted and Is available in so ers from extinction. breeding area lay beneath way is a thin line across the the National Wildlife Federa- W\th the recent announce- For an incredible number vast sheets of glacial Ice. In map of Canada and the Unit- tion. For more Information many variations wood siding ment that the world's last winter whooping, cranes oc- ed States. It is still an im- on the endangered species fulfills the desire of most of years the whooping crane women to own "something surviving flock of whooping has been one of the rarest cupied a seasonal range ex- pressive 2,500 miles In over- send 16 cents for the leaflet cranes has started Its migra- tending from the Atlantic all length. "Our Endangered Wildlife" different," adaptable to fre- birds in the world. But dur- quent color change. tion to the Canadian breeding ing the last two decades Seaboard (New Jersey, South The greatest losses contin- to'the National Wildlife Fed- eration, 232 Carroll Street, Inside the home, wood pan- ground*, attention: has been many organizations, agencies ;Carollna, Georgia) and a ue to occur along this migra- focused once again on one and Individuals throughout Gulf Coast strip from about tion route—m Saskatchewan, N. W., Washington 12, D.C. eling satisfies the desire of today's homemaker to make ofx the most magnificent of the United States and Canada Marsh Island. Louisiana, the Dakotas, along the Plat- our North American water south and west to the Rio te River in Nebraska, In Kan- her rooms alive and Interest- have been cooperating in an ing. Wood floors, because of birds. While there Is consid- effort to save this magnific- Grande Delta Plain, and still sas, Oklahoma, and Texas. AW FORCE BUILDING UP The annual fall campaign to their permanence and beauty, erable speculation among ent species from extinction. farther west and south to the offer women assurance that authorities as to whether the You have only to see a grassy plateaus of central publicise the need for cau- The Air Force numbers 137,- Mexico. This last region car- tion on the part of all hunt- 280 officers and 823,420 en- their rooms are "right" in remaining 27 birds can be whooping crane to realise the eyes of the community. used to build the population why there is such widespread ried them well below the ers in these areas should be listed men on active duty, re- ports the 1956 Yearbook of to a safe level, some believe concern for its safety and Tropic of Cancer and within furthered in every possible HAWAII CALLING there is still a chance tor preservation.. It Is the tallest little more than 100 miles of way. In addition, major stop- The American Peoples Ency- ping places enroute, especial- clopedia. It has been author- The lure of Waiklkl beaches this. Everyone agrees that bird native to the North Am- the Pacific Ocean, Their most gets stronger. An estimated nothing should be spared in erican continent, standing northerly breeding sites, on ly on the Platte and in parts ed to build up to 975,000 river deltas of the Arctic of Kansas should be patrolled The strength of the air re- 106,000 visitors spent approxi- more than five feet in height mately $56 million In Hawaii and with a wealth of pride Sea, were some 3,800 miles by special wardens during serve amounted to 246,090, the fall flight or dosed to while the Air National Guard 'last year, says the 1956 Year- and dignity in its carriage. distant book of The American Peoples Desmond In plumage it is entirely hunting during this migra- numbered 61,700. A century ago there were 'Encyclopedia. Realty white—a glowing satiny relatively large numbers of tion. The Federal Govern- white—except for patches of whooping cranes inhabltat- ment should be urged to ex- W. B. MacGreoer red and black on the head tend the present boundaries Manager lng those widely separated and jet black on the wing areas, but it is believed actu- of Aransas Refuge to include Get Interested In 848 Boston Road tips. The eyes are yellow and al totals were less than 2,000 portions of adjacent islands BUlerlca when seen at close range Individuals. We know that on which some of the whoop- MOUM1-UM9 they appear to have a special they were once a much ers winter. It should also ex- CHILDREN— RMI Istste quality of grim fearlessness. sought after game bird, al- tend to a safe distance the Builder A DsveUper The long heavy bill Is chiefly most from that day In April limits of the closed area bor- olive gray or brown with 1806 when Lewis and Clark dering the refuge as has been YOURS Appraisals pinkish or flesh color towards noted them near the mouth done recently. The Canadian VOLUNTEER FOR THE ! r\H. A. A V. A. the base. The long legs are of the Little Missouri. But Government should be sup- Financing Arrsngad black. A large adult male it Is equally dear that toss ported in its plan to establish r may weigh as much as 25 of nesting habitats account- a closed area that will take JIMMY FUND DRIVE pounds. ed for their rapid reduction In the entire northern breed- / ing grounds such closure to 7 -1 PM. But you must see these as well as hunting, a/hen the AUGUST 26, 1956 I LARKIN birds in their native habitat grasslands were ploughed for Include low-flying aircraft, in order to appreciate fully corn and wheat and the especially those of the heli- LAWNMOWER the wild sort of beauty that prairie sloughs drained the copter type. SERVICE is their trademark. On the whoopers began to diminish. The whooping crane has COMPLETE Aransas National Wildlife Since shout 1M0 they have been fighting a losing battle Motor and Sharpening Refuge in Texas, where the been considered to be on the against ever-increasing odds. HODSON lw»lce surviving flook spends each ragged edge of oblivion, yet To save it, the public must BROTHIRS On All Makas of Mowara winter, you may come across by some miracle they have join hands with the National a pair foraging for acorns survived Wildlife Federation and other New and Uoed Mower* in the brush on the rim of conservation organizations Garden Tracton Today's remnant flock is PAINT SERVICE CENTER * the coastal marsh. When you now completing its flight to and agende» in > a renewed Chain Sawa are still some distance away effort to preserve this living their heads will come up and the Canadian breeding Complete Line of .. . Budget If You Wish grounds which are restricted symbol of America of the immediately you will hear past for the Americans of the Pick Up and Delivery the shrill, bugle-likenotes— to a single wilderness region Service to the south of the Great future. • Bay State Paints er-loo! Ker-lee-loo! Then they The whooping crane was All Work Guaranteed run forward, necks out- Slave Lake. The wintering * Styiecraft Wallpaper grounds In Texas comprise featured last March along Phone . . . stretched and huge wings with other endangered ani- napping, and they are off the an area not more than 15 1164 Havon St. — Next to P.O. — Tal. Reading 1-00* OLiv.r MNT or miles across from the east mals during National Wildlife No. Reading 44100 ground and hurtling away in ponderous night Once air- 21 Wright St. borne they exhibit surprising North Reading grace and speed. The wings, more than seven feet from tip to tip, are raised in quick, Hot water heating in its most modern form powerful strokes, rather nar- row in their complete arc and Monuments with a decided flick—very Beat Bonded Granites short and vapid—on the up- Bmtfr Workmanship beat Still sounding their AMERICAN -(Pl&itdavd cfiatlensjinr c«ll the giant The Moat birds move off with ease and For Your Money" competence and come to BASEBOARD HEATING PANELS earth a full mile away, land- Luz Brothers ing close to the shore of the 1122 Gorham St., Lowell bay. Dial GL 9-9812 As they bring their weight I to earth they run a few steps and break the momen- can be installed in your homo tum of their forward motion by slow flaps with half-closed PETER FONI wings. on easy payment terms and SON Nursery From mid-October until mid-April the whoopera live on RTE. 38 in winter quarters on the 1028 Main St. Texas coast, most _ of "them North Woburn on the Aransas Refuge, where '4 Mil* from they are rigidly protected by Wilmingto i Line the U. a Fish and Wildlife U Mile from Rte. 128 Service. In the late spring and summer, and until some- time in September, they are on their northern breeding grounds in Canada, a remote area that was not discovered until 19M and which was ex- plored for the first time on the ground in June and July of 1966 by biologists from the Canadian Wildlife Serv- ice, U. S Fish and Wildlife Service, and National Audu- bon Society. A century ago the princi- pal breeding range of Grus EVERGREENS americana extended from $1.95 and up central Illinois through nor- thern Iowa, western Minne- Whipper Willows $1.95 up sota and northwestern North SELLING OUT Dakota to suitable habitats in southern Manitoba, southern Calif. Privet Hedges Saskatchewan and east cen- 3 ft. tall 10c each tral Alberta. Outlying nesting TTic* new construction or modernisation, I Wore 20c each locations were also reported " board pojaels provide all the comfort and effl- Potted Rosai $1.95 up from Northwest Territories, Nursery Planta Cape May, New Jersey, and dencgr of hot water heating in it* moat modern AnnuaLPerreniai Planta within a restricted area on form. Taking (he place of regular wood base- Forsythia Plants the Louisiana coast where a boards, the panel* save floor apace, leave Vegetable Plants small population evidently All typo Potted Flowers continued to nest evef since BTsbroken, allow greater freedom of decora ting- Pleistocene times, when for prorlde even warmth from floor to ceiling, saad from wall to walL Save dollars wHhont skimping on hsat- Let as giro yon a free estimate on yonr l inataH an American Standard Empire ■as And boiler. Economical to bay- Come in or call na at your convenience, economical to operate, tola handaorao- abnndant.

FREE ESTIMATE! EASY TERMS! DOMESTIC PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 25 Middlesex Street L>OWELL GLenview 3-1732 THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER ■ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1956_ PAGE THIRTEEN

SELECTMAN LOSES .DUDLEY RUCK TO ASSIST Mr. Buck will serve as head i couple make the Wilmington Taner Street, In Lowell. I Dept. Store in Woburn. MOTHER I CIVILIAN DEFENSE of a radiological team. > Grange Hall the scene ot Un August 8 at 4:08 p.m.' She will return to work on I l'ROORAM Benee LaRivee, Director, much merry-making on Sat- engine 3 went to the h.me August 20. Sympathy Is extended to announces that the radios urday evening. of Mr. Algrave on Mfddle- Selectman Frank Hagerty on Dudley Buck, a member of have arrived and will be in A delicious turkey supper sex Avenue, where a grass the death in New Jersey of I the school committer, and WILMINGTON BAPTIST active In many other civic full operation soon. was served the guests, includ- fire occured. At 9:56 p.m. his mother, Mrs. Kathryn Colonel Virgrll Shaw, Chief ing the mother of the "bride" the dept. was summoned to CHURCH EXTENSION Hagerty. Mrs. Hagerty had - affairs, has now added a I Civilian Defense post to his of Operations for Massachu- as well as the many other the Methodist Church recently made her home In where a faulty refrigerator Rev. H. C. Mathews, pas- 'many interests. setts will be present at the family members. Dancing- was tor of the First Baptist Lincoln. 4-H Horse Show on Saturday , enjoyed and a lovely bouquet was causing trouble. On August 9 at 7:50 a.m. Church of Reading will be and will speak on the part was presented the happy the guest preacher at this the youngsters can play in pair. the ambulance was sum- moned to transport Mr. Sunday's evening service CD. "Joe" has been promising his bride a honeymoon trip Mass.= General.x JTEU" At 2:10 p. -u±sfImprovement artsHalL The SOFTBALL SCHEDULE for twenty-five years, how service will begin at 7:30 perhaps they will make it m. on August 9 engine 3 FOB THIS WEEK responded to a brush ftre p.m. Special music will be WANT ADS Wednesday, August 15, Look out, Niagara Falls, you provided by the chorus. call on Lowell Street, near D.A.V. vs. National Polyche- may yet have to contend with the Grinleys! the Walpole Woodworking HOT TOPPING and mical. Thursday, August 16, Oo. At 5:17 p.m. engines 1, SHOWER • BRIDAL J. W. Greer Co. vs. Oakies. The Navy is conducting: ex- PLOWING 3, and 5 were called to periments on "flying subma- DECORATIONS Harrowing, landscaping, Monday. August 20, Oakies NEW ADDBE8S FOB RONALD FHJPPONE fightIIK"I a brushuiuoii »•fire■*> ««•on Con-v/«-- rlnes." The expe rl mental Trellis, confetti. Ml or and chain saw work. MO vs. D.A.V. Tuesday. August cord Street which covered j JJ,. Ronald Filippone, son of ""» DWOOI "»"•" «.«.»«»- modeImodel isu justugt 7i ieei/eet inln oia- roses, table center- 3-2657. 21, Boosters vs. Fred F. Cain. OH a»oa aarlmtntaH tt\ nA ■__ -_.» ML_ - * - -■- - an area estimated to be meter and the controls are pieces, flowers, bride A Wednesday, August 22, Town- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Filippone ,. lw... * then.. aosm. At ft * Kfi * . . . . ■■ «..«.. a... about three acres. At 5:50 said to be handled under water groom. ies vs. American Legion. of Hopkins St. has complet- p.m. a brush fire occured ed training In Texas and will almost exactly like those of Watering pot, umbrellas. FOR SALE on Bond Street. At 10:30 Rent any 3 pieces $5 GRINLEYS CELEBRATE now attend a school of photo- an airplane in flight. Beautiful charcoal sum- graphy at Lowrey Airforce p.m. the ambulance was per night. Choice of SILVER WEDDING called to transport Mr. Vie- mer suit and Shortie ANNTVERSARY Base in Colorado. Ronald's color*. coat, size 16-18. Will ra of Main Street, to the Mrs. Mary Morrione Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grin- new address is as follows: S. Elizabeths Hospital in sell at half price. Call A-B Ronald Filippone It's on Its Way... MOntrote 3-2208 GL 7-7947 after 5 P.M. ley of Woburn celebrated Brighton. their twenty-nfti wedding AF12497500 An August 10, at 10:30 3436 STURON (PATS) WANTED anniversary on August 11. A am. the fire dept. was August 26, 1956 WANTED gala anniversary celebration P.O. Box Q-9-500, Junk Cars wanted. Highest 6 Rooms, $60 a month rent, called to investigate hot was given them by their chil- Lowrey Airforce Base, spots resulting from the prices paid. Bob's Auto any section of Blllerica. Colorado Parts OL 8-3371 or OL 8- Call Woburn 2-4937. dren and many tnends ' and fire on Bond Street, At A-2-9-16-23-30 11:16 a.m. tbe ambulance 4838. ^_^_____ relatives joined to help the RETURN HOME FROM was 'called to take Mrs. CAPE WANTED Nelson of Glen Road, home Mrs. Helen Downs and her from Maes. General. At Highest Prloes for Used Cars NOTICE OF SALE daughter Cindy, of Lowell MUST SELL! for parts and Junk. -.Prompt MARTY'S COMMONWEALTH OF 6:18 p.m. hot water heater New Uranium Room St returned home on Satur- ln the holme of Arthur service - Woburp Auto Parts MASSACHUSETTS day from Wareham, where Call Woburn 2-2988.', , »•' • Intimate MIDDLESEX, SS. Bowdoin of West Street, Will sacrifice because Lounge at Dinner Club they spent a most enjoyable short circuited and caused; !t#A» Lowell, February 14, 1956 weeks vacation. Helen and 255 Chelmsford Street By virtue of an execution si light damage. of other interest. Going: Lowell issued from the Superior Cindy were accompanied on Oh August 11 the dept. Court Middlesex County, Cam- their vacaUon by Mrs. Fay was called at once. At Toy Dial GL 40471 Downs and her daughter Delicatessen and lunch- for Reservations bridge, on the seventeenth 12:00 p.m. a brush fire Demonstrators day of January, A.D. 1956 In Susan and Mrs. Marllynn occurred at Murphy's on Lynch of Wobum St. and her Oakdale Road, Engine 3 Male or Female A-8-9 to 29-30 the suit of Rosenberg Bottle eonette. Short hours, no Box Corporation versus children, Elizabeth, Joe and responded. Jimmy. Also a member of Earn 15 to $30 Nightly WILL TAKE CARE OF Charles F. Williams, I have On August 12 at 3:43 p. No Delivery - No Collec- CHILDREN this day seized and taken and the party was Miss Helena m. the ambulance was nights or Sundays. Ton tion • No ordert to Time and arrangements can shall sell at public Auction Downs of Woburn St. called to take Mrs. Mac- write. The onl» toy be made by calling, MO for cash to the highest bidder Donald of Woodslde Ave- minute drive from Bll- party company with its 3-3361. FN on September 17th, 1956 at nue, to St. Johns Hospital own toy catalog and Fire Log: At 4:45 the ambulance was 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, lerica. Wonderful oppor- bonus Discount plan. WANTED at my office, Room 218, 24 On August 7. the ambul- called to take Mrs. Laite Write or call: Man with scythe to cut field Merrlmack Street, in said ance was called to tran- to New England Sanito- American Home of brush and weeds. F. E. Lowell, all the right, title and sport Robert Gilbert, who irlum. At 10:00 p.m. Mr. tunity for couple. Call Toy Parties Co. Whltmarsh, Doris Ave., No. Interest which the said was found injured beside Poloian of Washington c/o Mike Zammitt! Avenue, was taken to Win- Blllerica. MOntrose 3-8497. Charles F. Williams, had not the railroad tracks to MO 940*7 after 3:00 95 Rogers St. - Lowell exempt by law from attach- Choate Memorial Hospital. chester Hospital. OL 24343 WANTED - BIDE ment or levy on execution on At 11:34 on August 7, en- P.M. TO CAMBRIDGE the fourth day of March, AJD. gine 3 responded to a MRS. CARLSON ON FOE SALE Woman, vie. center, must be 1952, that being the time when brush fire alarm at Swatn VACATION and Taft Road, and at Bryant Floor Furnace with in Harvard Sq. at 6:30 a.m. the same was attached on the Mrs. Barbara Carlson of, A-u original writ. In and to the 9:26 on August-7 Wilming- Barnes St. ia enjoying her' Thermostat, $36. 2 Cole man Call OL 8-2180 ton was called to assist *t dual wall furnaces with following described real es- aWngen7rar"aUi^"f7re"o~n vacation from Gorins automatic controls, $76 PLOWING WORK tate to wit: each. Call OL 8-4783. Call OL 8-4991 after 6 p.m. Two certain lots of land! A-16-16 M with the buildings thereon situated In said Wilmington, FOB SALE CHILD CABE the said lots being numbered Sex-linked pulleU ready to Will care for children in my 6 and 6 on a plan entitled, lay. $2.75 for lots under 50 home by the day. Call OL "Plan of France B. Hiller dealer's name and 32.80 for lots over 30. 8-3733. property on Lowell, Parker Phone GL 2-1660. Silva's A-16-16 and Young Streets, dated De- Poultry Farm, Clifton St., cember 1911. made by C. A. North Blllerica. CHILD CABE Thayer, C.E.". which plan is 8-16-16-22-23 Will care for children in my recorded in Middlesex North home—days. Call OL 8-2876. District Registry of Deeds, BOY WANTED A-16-16 Book of Plans 29, Plan 57, said Young man wanted to do lots having been made from general work in furniture France B. Hiller Plan, Flagg something ^ store. Call Bur. 9-9661. Ap- 12 H.P. Deluxe Plain Pasture, Wilmington extra-special -z. ply Mrs. McGrath. dated 1875, made by J. A. Ban- A-15-16 BUCCANEER croft, Civfl Engineer which OUTBOARD MOTOR previous plan is recorded with DO IT YOURSELF said Deeds, Plan Book 3, plan WITH RENTAL TOOLS. 1955 Model number 42 and plan number 141, said lots together contain- Over 300 handy man Reg. $369. Slightly used tools of every descrip- ing 4135 square feet more or tion, available for rent $250. or best offer. less. The land with the buil- growing feet with by hour, day or week. dings thereon, in said Wilm- ...for Open 7 days a week at Has Forward and ington, shown as Lot 3 on a 8 am. Middlesex Ren- plan entitled "Plan of Land Reverse Speed special problems tool Inc., Rte. 3A, Bur- in Wilmington, Mass.", Dana lington, BUrlington F. Perkfns, C.E., dated Sep- tember 11, 1925, recorded with 74021. ■ pN Silver Lake Middlesex North District A Stride Rite shoe with Thomas heels* Deeds, Plan Book 47, Plan 47, steel shanks, and special right and FOR SALE bounded and described as fol- Hardware lows: Beginning at the South- left counters... recommended by so 3 Room Cottage with sleep- at the traffic lights ing porch - Lots of land. westerly corner of the granted heavy steel thank 28 Pines Road - Pine- Main St. Silver Lake premises on Lowell Street for arch support many doctors when extra support is hurst, Billerica off Cook OL 8-2992 and at Lot "D" shown on said allows (ul Street. Make an offer. E. plan; thence the line runs A flexibility, lea needed. Of course, your child will get J. Rogers, Adm. 14 Vic- Northeasterly by said Lot "D", toria Street, Boston 25, seventy-seven and 43/100 traditional Stride Rite fit, too... FOB SALE (77.43) feet to Lot "F" shown "» A-16 2 sets of Bunk- beds; - Wes- on said plan; thence turning and we'll carefully fill your doctor's tern saddle; Free burner the line runs Southeasterly by gas stove. Call OL 8-4180. said Lot "F" sixty (60) feet prescription for any additional measure*. A-16-16 FOB SALE to a corner; thence turning the tine runs Northeasterly Registered A.K.C. Female WANTED TO BENT Beagle 1* month* old. from (by said Lot "F", fifty (50) feet House or Duplex wanted. Rea- to a corner at Lot "H" shown good hunting stock, fine sonable rent For working .TRIDERITE pedigree $36. 2 female on said plan; thence turning lady and mother. Vicinity the line runs Easterly by lot Beagle Puppies $10 each. of Blllerica. References giv- Call OL 8-4243. A-15 "H", shown on said plan, en. Write to Lock Box 118. twenty-five (25) feet to No. Blllerica. A-16-23 sEXTRA SUPPORT BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Lot "G", shown on said plan; thence turning the line Bookkeeping done at home WANTED 3 for small concerns. Call MO runs Southwesterly on and Engineer's transit and sur- by said-Lowell Street, seventy- small concerns. Call MO veying equipment wanted. Open Pit Nite Til 9 'I 8-4138 after 4:30 p.m. four and 14/100 (74.14) feet A-16-23-30 Call OL 8-4048. A-16 to a stone bound; thence con- tinuing in the same general FOB SALE direction by said Lowell Str- BOND SHOES WANTED A used slide trombone, $118 eet, forty-two and 1/100 (42.01) when new. Asking $66 now. feet to the point of beginning. 466 Main St, Woburn BOYS 24 "OB W BIKE. Three years old and In good LORING R. KEW, JR. condition. Call MO 3-2778. TeL WO. 2-0602 CALL GL. 8-8812 Deputy Sheriff A-16-16 A-1S-22-29 PAGE FOURTEEN THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1959 - Patronize Your Wilmington Merchants - -:- Circling The Square -:- God Wants to Live at Your House i By R«T. John A. O'Brien, Author of TBUTHS MEN LIVE BY with Esther Moore f A LITTLE GIBL looked up Into He listens to them with an un- Jier mother'! fact. "Will God questioning faith. A child who ever come to our house to,vlslt learns about God and His com- The Square has Ihe late tons cluttering the rear of brand, or what size of bottle «i, Mommy?" ant asked. The mandments from his parents summer took. Faces are miss- the store. you are looking: for, it's here. woman was startled for a mo- Is likely to remember them ing for awhile, then are .back Winiam. Aiiman nas watch- William Altmun comes from ment, and then she said, "But throughout his life rested and ready for another ed Wilmington undergo many a family of meatmen. His THE HOME with which Ood father was in the business in Joan, God live* here with ut all year of business. Owners take changes since he opened his the time." Is pleased is one where the a good look at their property store 32 years ago. The TroHy New York. Mr. and Mm Alt- family prays together. The pres- and refurbish in preparation line that ran past his door man and their sons Gerald God Urea In home* where Be ence of Ood will surely be a for winter. has long since been replaced and Alan live on Church St. i» welcome. When families make in a pleasant brick house source of blessing to the home The latest building to un- by busses. Prohibition and the true homes, Ood.lltei with them. where parents and children dergo a beauty treatment is Black Cat came and went, they built five years ago. The 1 boys, both who studied law, GOD DWELLS In that home unite in prayer. Besides, it Is Altman's. Long known as one and Altman's remained. Six where children are welcomed. the parents' duty to mould their of the cleanest stores In years ago the store was en- help their father in the store. There is still plenty of hot Parent* who are willing to children in the habit of prayer. town, the outside reflects the larged and remodeled, and ahouMer the responsibility of same pride of ownership as two years ago the parking lot, weather ahead, and there's Sometimes marriage and fam- the inside. Everything spark- which makes shopping there always plenty of cold drinks parenthood are ily Ufa become so difficult that les, from the meat case to so convenient, was added. in the cooler at Altman's, a- amlled on by the temptation comes to call it the chrome on the cash- re- We tried to estimate how bout 2500 at once, so it's a God. If theee quits. Divorce and remarriage gister to the myriad of bot- many 'brands, kinds and slses rare day when you can't find parents sacrifice seem like an easy out. Ood tles lining the shelves. The of bottles in stock There are what you want on ice. There's many things la asks these people to make a huge perking lot is unlltter- well over 200 brands, no mat- plenty of help, too, to aid in order to become sacrifice, and to stiek ft out He ed; there are no piles of car- ter what type of liquor, what your selection. Joe Woods is parents, they will reward those who do it be- on duty evenings, William will not go with- cause He asks them. And their Faulkner is kept busy keep- out their reward. ing" thing's in order, and last, children will be grateful forever. WANTED BY THE FBI but far from least, George God knows It THE HOME. IS the basis of Phlnney and his Shadow. Is difficult to civilization. Whatever weakens There's many a sad face in raise a family the home undermines society the Square this week, and today. The cost of living makes and brings a nation to spiritual we found the answer in the it hard to feed, clothe and house and moral decay. Weak homes Shoecraft shop where Bob a family. It requires sacrifice mean* a weak nation! But the Miohelson informed us that too to take the time to train home in which Ood dwells is a Tony and his donuts were children to the knowledge of source of strength for the nation. the reason for the depression. God's law. History shows us that when the While basking' in the cool- BUT GOOD MOTHERS and home is strong the nation Is ness of the drug store, we fathers know that the home was strong. chatted awhile about our Intended by Ood to be the first Ood will come to any home favorite heat-beater, camp- and most important school for that win welcome Him. But the ing, to Mrs. Woodside. We are a child. A child cannot get parents must be fulfilling their constantly surprised at how along with Just food and shelter. obligation. If your child asks many people either go camp- He needs moral and spiritual you when Ood Is coming to your ing now or did and are wait- training as well. to go again. Don't know how house, be sure you can say: many would be If they had The child lores his parents "But dear, God already lives at as cool a place to work as like no one else in the world. our house all the time." the employees of the phar- T MM V*>M SinlH. WMktofMa p. D. C macy. Well, Welnberg's addition 1966 Yearbook of The Ameri- '■i ■ ■; ■:''■:■ is coming along, but hit a can Peoples Encyclopedia. smalt snag. Steel strike! The apparatus acts lfke an 5 and 10c Store Quite an Interesting operation electrocardiograph In reverse, room and lavatories had to sending impulses into the going on there. The boiler heart rather than receiving $1.00 and up be moved to the other side BRESS them. It is described as more of the building, and the pre- effective than other heart BUSTER BROWN . . Children's and sent watt will have to be re- FLENOY PAYNE Stimulation methods such as Ladies Hosiery . . A Complete Line f moved as work progresses on drug injection or hand mas- A cemplemt was filed before KM U. S. the addition. And in the midst sage. Coeemittioner at Clorltdale, Miuiuippi. of all this, business as usual BUSTER BROWN ... Polo's and Cardigan's OK September 22, 1953, charging I with the fall fashions arriv-| with a violation of Title II, V. S. Cods. BEST INSURANCE YEAR $129 __ $179 ing dally, and pretty they The best year in history for Section 1073, in that he fled from MM are! State of Miuiuippi to avoid prosecu- most insurance companies tion for the crime of murder. was 1955, reports the 1956 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NITES Payne it dctcribed at follows: Age 47, RESTORES HEART BEAT Yearbook of The American, g bora July II, 1909, Scott, Miuiuippi; Peoples Encyclopedia Pre- BYou are invited to use our Lay-Away plan A portable apparatus that miums plad by about 103 Height, 5' II"; Weight, 139 to 140 provides direct electrical |446-448 Mein St.-Next to Theatre-Wilmington pounds; Build, slender; Hair, black, Stimulation of the heart, re- million policyholders reached kinky; Eyes, blown; Completion, brown; stored normal heart beat to $10 billion. Americans pur- %■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■'■■■-> Roc*, Negro; Nationality, American; many patients whose hearts chesed J47.4 billion worth of Occupations, laborer, farmer; Scars and life insurance, nearly $2 bil- ■larks, cut scar on right temple, cut soar had stopped, according to the lion more than in 1954. The •a chin, spot and cut sear on left fore- average amount of life in- FEATURING arm, vaccination scar on left arm, cut surance per policy holder was scar on lower right buttock, two spot about $3,600. For accident and scars on back of right hand, cat scar on Where Quality health protection, Americans LUGGAGE... back of head; Remarks, may be wearing and paid close to $3 billion last mustache, has a loud voice. year. ORTHOPEDIC SERVICE. Payne has been convicted previously Service Rules. far murder. He is reportedly armed * ".-.-u-j-j-^j-u-Tjiyxni1" 'Shoecraft Shop where you pay the phone with a pistol at all times and should be taasiocrcd extremely dangerous. SPECIAL Any person having information con- It's on Its Way... cerning the whereabouts of Flenoy OFFER!! SHOECRAFT SHOP Payne m requested to contact the ■tractor of the Federal Bureau of hv SUPER August 26, 1956 IN THE SQUARE »lli|iiil»n, United States Department [WILMINGTON OLiver 8-4662*! of J—titl, Washington, D. C, or the Firebrick for Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Fireplace fctreou of Uvseeigniim Office nearest Us city. 12c each . BACK TO SCHOOL U.S.G. PRODUCTS SAVE MONEY ON MALT BEVERAGES SHOES AND CLOTHING • SHEETROCK • ROCKLATH AT SAVINGS — INSULATION — Altman's in uare Cement • Cinder Blocks • Tile Pipe • The Most Complete Convenient Parking In The Floe Lining • Fire-4 OPEN AMPLE Stock of Iced Beer Middle Of Everything place Accessories EVENINGS uJeinb era s PARKING And Fine Liquors OF WILMIM' i ON Seal-A-Wall • Pressure Seal • Pressure Plug NEXT TO HOLLAND BEER OLD INDIA ALE LAUNDROMAT ROY'S STORE WILMINGTON WILMINGTON FOR SCHOOL . . . GRAIN & $095 CHINCS — SHIRTS — DRESS PANTS BUILDING GIRL'S SCHOOL DRESSES Reg. $3.98 Case of 24 Cans Case of 24 Cans NOW $2.98 MATERIALS ALL BRAND NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED CO. KID'S SHOES to large size 3 S2.88 NO GREATER SAVINGS ANYWHERE Man's Work Clothe* m Shoot m Stretch Sox Wilmington Center OLWer •>«. LOWEST FAIR TRADE PRICES THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 19So PAGE FIFTEEN AT TUflNETS WAREHOUSE, Wilmington - - 205 Main Street - - « Route 38

THIS IS THE LAST FEW REPEAT SALE OF DAYS FORCED TO SELL Entire Stock New Furniture at 40% to 80% Off a Starting tomorrow 10 A.M., a sale that will make *W history . . . We're remodelling, and mast make SPECIAL EASY TERMS! room for the builders NOW ... A sale of our Open Daily magnificent stock of fresh, new merchandise that 10 A M. To comes right at a time when the prices are going up . . . An Emergency . . . not just another Sale. SATURDAYS We're FORCED-to-SELL, and YOU get the 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. P.M. SAVINGS. Buy for NOW ... for the FUTURE!

Reg. $98 CHROME 3-Piece Odd Beds 9 x 12 Ft. 5-Pc. Dinette Hollywood Felt Base Rug Values to 524.50 $ M Bed 48 $00»7 T Formica top Exten- »29 In the builders' way, Innerspring From expensive sion Table Headboard, inner- so take 'em away for Suites . . . And 4 matching spring Mattress, Box MATTRESSES Chain! Spring on legs. Values to 129.50 MUST have room ... so you can buy a real 529.50 Innerspring Mattress for only ID $49.95 Inner Spring Mattress . . . goes at +

$99.75 FOAM RUBBER Mattress and Box Spring ... Both for '5r Floor Sample 78 Living Room Riot 4 Mattresses '8 'KroehlerV, 'Singer', and other famous makes. SOILED Bedroom Bargains Newest styles from leading makers ... at Forced-to- MODERN Living Room Sell pricesl NOI The price is not a dream ... ifs a fact . . . Sofa, Lounge Chair or Club Chair 8-Pc. MAPLE 3-Pc. MODERN BEDROOM for $89 . . . We are Forced-to-Sell, so crash IMAGINE! Modern and all 3 Pieces . . . goes the price . . . '89" Bunk Bed Outfit Dresser, Chest of Drawers and Bed. An example of the buys in this Emergency '68 $229.95 Lawson 3-Pc. , .Suite with INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Sale Yes! All 3 Pieces . yours for Bunk Beds, 2 Innerspring $219 MAHOGANY 3-Pc. Suite $289 Foam Rubber Nylon Suite . . . Mattresses, 2 Springs, Lad- $ 88 18th Century style . . . goes at '1GT 100% Foam Rubber Cushions der and Guard Rail . . . Can also use as 2 twin 68 $179.95 Double Dresser Suite $269 Living Room, 3 Pcs. beds. in Platinum Grey ... 3 Pieces '10T with 10-Year Guarantee . . . now ... •179* $259 Blonde Modern Suite $319 Tufted 3-Pc. Suite . . . Double Dresser. Bookcase Bed, Chest '149" advance modern style . . . goes at '199* $349 Ultra Modern 3-Pc Suite 5 $349 Modern 3-Pc. Suite ... . EECTRIC APPLIANCES advanced new style . . . goes at '199' masterpiece of upholstery ♦239" 40% TO m OFF 3-Room 'Carleton' Outfit SUMMER FURNITURE Reg. $1075 witfc BENDIX WASHERS 1956 CROSLEY Electric Refrigerator '482. NORGE 70% off or 1956 BENDIX Automatic Washer $5 Week REFRIGERATORS Superbly crafted Bedroom with 4 Pieces Custom- ALUMINUM CHAISE Aire Mattress Coil Spring, Blankets, Pillows, Bed ELECTRIC RANGES Light . . . De Luxe Living Room in modern fabrics. CONTOUR CHAISE Coffee Table, Step Tables, 7-way Floor Lamp, Table DRYERS ... etc. Lamps, 9x12 Rug and Pad, Pictures, Smoker, Kit- PILLOW ARM GLIDER chen with Formica Top Extension Table, 6 Full Back Duran-covered Chairs, Dishes, Silverware, and Many More COCKTAIL* TABLE Carving Set, Linoleum, Drapeil Hundreds More Bonanza Bargains -- Many Below Wholesale Cost TUNNEY'S WAREHOUSE On Route 38 Phone Near Rocco's 205 MAIN STREET, WILMINGTON OLiver 8-2024 t •■-^ ■■■■',i

PAGE SIXTEEN THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, MM | a. as Wilmington Man Found By Disturbance Break At Waters In Good Railroad Tracks At 2:00 A.M. Steven**" At 2:00 a.m. on Wednesday, Atv:d0a.m. Shape Improving Nicely August 8. police officers re- gust T, a ftftoak and foMPT ^THOROUGH - GUARANTEED discovered at Stevens Market On Tuesday morning, Aug- ceived a complaint from Mrs. Repair All Makes of Televisions, Radios, Silver Lake was again test- ust 7, police ieoeived a call Lewis of King St., that some- It was determined that no ed by the Board of Health from the Winchester Tower one was makfng a lot of noise money had been taken from Recorders and Phonographs for purity of water for swim- at the corner of King St, and the premises and nothing was ming purposes Patrick A. that a man was seen injured Honest Work at Fair Prices. beside the railroad tracks Glen Rd. Upon Investigation. found to be missing from the Thlbeau announced Officers Shepard and Ballis- store. What's Your Problem? The sample of water taken near Sweezey"s. Upon Investig- ation, Officers Ellsworth and treri found a disabled car Police are investigating the CALL ANYTIME! at the Town Beach showed driven by Eugene Hubbard break which was made the water still maintains a Langone discovered a man later indentifled as Robert of North Reading. Cain's tow through an overhead door in Win. Hoffman very high rate of purity, Gilbert, 36 of Bangor, Mafne truck was called to the scene the rear of the building, near •15 Woburn St. :-: OL S-3503 :-: Wllmtaaten while the sample taken at the lying at the side of the tracks and it was determined that the loading platform. Entry beach on Grove Ave. showed badly injured. The officers all the disturbance was caused was gained by breaking locks a somewhat higher bacteria on the door. Locks were also count than previously. How- assumed that Mr. Gilbert had toy the vehicle's weak battery- P OF H TO MEET ON fallen from the pasalng train. broken on a side door which Missing Person THURSDAY. AUGUST 28 ever, the number of bacteria He was transported to Choate Officers Ellsworth and Lan- found was about ten times Memorial Hospital in Woburn Complains Of gone determined the offend- Mrs. Lyons of Carter The next regular meet- less than the amount consi- in the fire dept. ambulance, ers used for an exit Lane, reported to polilee at ing of the P. of H. Club dered to be the maximum al- 1:00 a.m. on Sunday, will be conducted on lowable for swimming. where he was found to be In Stones On Lawn critical condition. At 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday, PATRICIA MACFEELEY August 12 that her son, Thursday, August 23 at It was stated by officer Ells- August 8, police received a RETURNS HOME James K. Lyons, 16 had the home of Mre. Elia worth on Monday, August 13, call from Mrs. Enos of An- Miss Patricia MacFeeley re- failed to return home from O'Connell on South Street, It's on Its Way... that Mr. Gilbert, whose rel- dover St, complaining of turned to her home at 77 Bur- the Lyons Gas Station In Tewksbury. atives in Maine had been noti- stones and gravel being depos- nap St., on Saturday, follow- where he had been working fied of his injury, Is improv- ited on her lawn by trucks. ing a most pleasant week of on Saturday. August 26, 1956 ing nicely and can expect to Mrs. Enos stated that she is vacationing in Provlncetown. Sgt. Sldellnker and Offi- GRANGE FAIR MEETING toe released from the hospital tired of cleaning up her front On Monday, August 30 Miss cer Stuart Investigated the soon. yard after other traffic has MacFeeley will return to her report and the report of There will be a meeting hit stones and gravel spilled duties as secretary to District Mr. Ed Lyons, owner of the of the Grange Fair Com- by the trucks. She said that Attorney Ephrium Martin. gas station who stated that mittee on Wednesday eve- upon being struck by other the boy left his establish ning, August, 22 at the Prescribed for vesicles, stones etc. came fly- Tewksbury Man raent at approximately hall on Wild wood Street. ing Into her yard. 9:00 p.m. on Saturday. All those interested In Police went to the office of Injured helping to Imake this years the company belived to be the John F. Haggerty of Tewks- Grange Fair a success are "Problem* offender, but found no one bury, was taken to Choate Anyone Lose cordially invited to attend. on the premises. However, Memorial Hospital in Woburn they will further the invest!- following an accident on Nich- A Motorcycle? Rooms! cation. ols St, at 9:40 p.m. on Wed- On Monday August IS, WANTED nesday, August & Mr. Hag- Mrs. Mason of Lake Street, ♦Wallpaper works wonden with •problem' rooms Friday Last Day gerty, the operator of a small reported to police that she IWlth It you can lend spaciousness . . . give charm pick-up truck which over- had discovered a motor- and personality, to rooms you once thought.hope- To Register turned, was most seriously In- cycle left in a wooded area SUBSTITUTE less! Our large collection of beautifully-designed jured, and his three compan- near her home. She stated papers Is priced right for you . . . let us help you To Vote ions were also treated. Pass- that she would cars for It TEACHERS choose the right pattern, todayt All unregistered voters engers in the overturned until the owner called. are reminded that in order vehicle were: J. Covlello, Ber- For High school and to vote in the state pri- nard Pace and A. Riddle, all Elementary schools. maries next month, they of Tewksbury. GRANGE TO SPONSOR designed for living! must register this week. The truck was towed to Gil- BLITZ PARTY Also The Board of registrars dart's Garage and was deter- Shop instructors, sub- will be at Town Hall on mined to be a total loss. Members of the Wilming- jects, machine shop, me- 5Mfl Friday, Arag 17 from 12:00 ton Grange extend a cor- tal work and general noon to 10:00 p.m. All dial invitation to the pub. shop. The trout you catch this lie to attend a Blitz Party CANNON-NEELON Women married before Jan. Apply Wetogrn-s Oldest and Largest 1, sttuet register under year may have been reared to be held at the hall on Wallpaper and Pslnt *♦«*» new name. In wooden tanks. California's Monday evening, August, See Our Large Selection of Latest Wallpapers Naturalized citizens must largest state-run hatchery It, Superintendent Closed Wednesday at 1 pjn. -Friday Nlte at OPJJD. have final papers with keeps hundreds of thousands All proceeds from the them. of baby trout in circular party will be used by the Of Schools 23 Montyale Ave. WOburn 2-2021 Voting la your American wooden tanks until the fish fair committee to obtain (Nnt to Woburn Daily Times) - free Delivery reach "catchable" or "plant- Billerica, MO 3-2511 Member - Woburn Chamber of Commerce heritage. Take advantage materials tor use in mak- i of It. ing" size. ing the fair a success.

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