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VOLUME 71 NUMBER 1 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, OCTOBER 10, 1957 PRICE 10 CENTS

g Co. uen -4372 Wells, Force Main Will Be Started By Oct. 21 trvice. Annual Meeting Bids S11,000 Will Be Oct. 15 Under Estimate The Andover Red Cross Chapter Town boards moved quickly this will hold its annual meeting Tues- week to begin the task of installing day, Oct. 15. two test wells and 8000 feet of There will be an Open House at water main, to put a million gal- headquarters, 4 Punchard ave., lons of water into the town system from 7 to 8 p.m. with coffee and by February. dessert served by the Canteen. A contract for the wells was Following the Open House will be signed yesterday with the the meeting in the Bay State Bank Chapman Co. The firm hid 810,611 assembly room. to install the two wells. Two other After a brief business meeting, bids were received. the Junior Red Cross will present Some 22 bids were also re- a program, "The Junior Speaks". ceived for water main installation. Linda Johanson, David Simpson A contract will be awarded next and Katherine Nelligan, the three Monday night, the Board of Public delegates to the Junior lied Cross Works decided. Leadership Training Centre held The swift action came after at Phillips Academy last summer, town meeting Monday night gave will discuss the value of the unanimous approval to the project Centre. The group's president, at a total cost of $280,000, Patricia Murnane, will outline (Continued on Page 11) plans for this year's activities in the Andover Schools. The key Wage, Job Plan speaker, Patricia Reynolds, will talk and show slides of her travels in Europe last summer with the Being Prepared International Study Visit Group. The Boston firm of Charles M, The public is cordially invited Evans and Associates, Manage- to attend both the open house and ment Engineers, has been appointed the meeting. by the Town Personnel Board to assist in the development of a Building Permits classification and compensation plan for town employees, to be presented to the next regular town Top $225,000 meeting. PROBABLY SET — Fire Chief Henry Hilton said tfiis two-story, vacant building at the cor- A 8213,000 value has been esti- Acting under the authority ner of Greenwood rd. and North st. was probably set afire Tuesday night, but he is calling in the mated for new construction author- granted at the March 1957 town state fire marshal to determine the actual cause. Hilton said the vacant dwelling will be a total ized during September. meeting, the Board has agreed to loss.lt had been vacant for several years, he said. Officials found a five-gallon kerosene can at Building Inspector Ralph W. retain the Evans firm, whose the site, Hilton stated. Box 75 was sounded at 7:53 Tuesday night but the building burned Coleman also issued permits for principals have had long experience rapidly and was almost completely destroyed before apparatus reached the scene. (Leone) 816,700 in additions and altera- in municipal job evaluation. Three tions. thousand dollars had been appro- Nine new homes were permitted priated for the use of the Per- and one storage building was 1600 Employees (Continued on Page 17) allowed. New construction permits Tax Receipts Hit 45%; At Raytheon went to Jerome liussem, Karleton About 1600 men and women are cir.; Glen Inman, Stinson rd.; Lions Start now working at the Raytheon Manu- Joseph Mangeri, Sherry dr.; George 3 Weeks Left To Pay facturing plant in Shawsheen. Jones, Bowdoin st., all for homes Annual Drive and garages; to Loretta Cairns on 'f axes — both real estate and per- paid. And of that total, some 256 are At the regular meeting of the Bowdoin st. for three homes with sonal property — are being paid at Christie said he has received Andover residents, while 448 live Andover Lions Club Monday night, in other Greater Lawrence commu- garages; William Bears, Ballard- about the same rate as last year. 8665,884 of the total 81,472,810 King Lion Edward K foury presented vale rd., house and to Guy Howe, Tax collector James Christie said real estate tax commitment. Last nities. a Past President's pin to William Community Relations Director Lupine rd., storage building. figures through Oct. 7 show 45 per- year's total raised by real estate Skulley, who in turn presented key Dewey Dyer explained this week Permits for additions and alter- cent of the real estate tax money is was 81,314,363 and 8567,087 had Awards to Dr. Frank Hayden, Henry that it is still assumed that 6000 ations were issued to Douglas paid. And 14.5 percent of the per- been paid at this time. Nassar and Robert Rauh. men and women will be employed Hutcheson, 115 Summer st., re- sonal property taxes are in. Taxes may be paid until Nov. 1 This meeting marked the launch- at the plant. But the peak will not locate two windows; Richard '11iese figures correspond to a without interest becoming due. ing of the annual fall drive for be reached for another three or Abbott, 25 Upland rd., breezeway year ago, when 44 percent of real In personal property taxes, funds to support the Eye Research estate tax money and 14.8 percent Christie has received 823,282 to (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page 14) program. "Be Thankful That You of personal property taxes had been date, of a total of 8175,655, But he Can See" was adopted as the said about 55 percent of that total slogan for their campaign, which "LEARNING BY will come from the Lawrence Gas Billy Machen Discovers last year enabled the Club to buy eyeglasses for needy children in ( Continued on Page Three) STUDY MUST BE Andover. Thanksgiving seals will 367.43 WON" Friends, New And Old be sold as this year's project, 300.00 • (Author's Name Below) CALL 1943 under the co-chairmanship of Harold Nine-year-old Hilly has to stay 334.22 Little Billy Machen found two Coleman and Vincent Marino. Physicians and Pharma- new friends this week . . . among in the house for quite a while — 358.85 cists study for many years many he never knew before. the result of his collision with a PRACTICAL 300.00 before receiving a license They, were Ted Williams and the truck on Dascomb rd. early in 354.41 to practice. We must pass a Cleveland Browns football team. August. NURSE 715.65 state examination to prove "He's really improving" re- At Once 106.05 that we have learned how Visit Our New ported his mother, Mrs. CharlesN. For elderly lady. Machen of Bascom', rd., "but it's Live In to properly take care of RECORD 304.06 your health. ( Continued on Page 14) Tel, Andover 77 DEPARTMENT We both have a particular 0.67 duty to perform. Your phy- sician's learning concen- COLE PAINT LAKE LOTS THE TOWNSMAN 10 MAIN STREET TEL. 1156 trates on the diagnosis and treatment of disease, and At Sawyer Lake, in the the preservation of your — BRAND NEW 1957 — heart of Lakes Region and close to Belknap health. We pharmacists Call on us to shape your shrubs Ski Area. Beautifully study how to compound, And beautify your land. wooded camp sites for dispense, and protect med- Tasteful pruning does the job icines. • only $289 ($49 down). We must know the To make your home look grand! CHEVROLET New section just opened. proper dosage of every drug because it is our legal FINAL CLEARANCE SALE! Shown Saturday and Sun- duty to make certain that day only, until dark. every prescription we dis- ESTIMATES Take Route 28 north to pense contains a safe dose. 107. Signs on 107, mile Allot% a tire of GRATIS! s600-Anythingri beyond Gilmanton. Isaa DALTON HURRY — '!” LEE — YEAR'S GREATEST SAVINGS PHARMACY ACT NOW! BRONSON CHEVROLET CO. TEL. 101 THESE WILL GO FAST! •Quotaboo by John Gay 329 JACKSON ST. LAWRENCE OPEN EVENINGS (1685.1732) aorta THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER 10, 1957 Sherwood Kelly, Mrs. George Gesing, Joan Lynch, Kathy Nelli- Anniversary Waltz Local Rout( Westhaver, Mrs. Ilenry Petzinger, gen, Janet Busby, Linda Johanson, Miss Beatrice Ilenderson, Mrs. Jane Yeager, Barbara Forsythe and Here October 25-26 Guidance Department Is Frank Crawford and Arthur Bassett. Ii. J. McEvoy. An "over-the-top'' effort 1,, mished By Horace e Mok, Registration: Mrs. every member of the D :5 report of progres Thomas, Mrs. William Perry, Co- Mothers Club and Priscilla Aid„. (waled Houle 28 show, Running Test Programs chairman; Mrs. Roger Whitcomb, Chapter, N.S.D.A.11., has beet vets, with a bid value of co-chairman; and Miss Mary Sher- going on since early last Augi,t The senior and sophomore test- future date. 00 presently tinder eon ing programs administered annually The test program is also under- man. to insure the success of their in t was reported by Sta Motor Corps: Mrs. Leon Field, fund-raising project for this year. by the Guidance Department, were way in the Junior High School and orks Commissioner At chairman; and Mrs. Harold Ler- This project is the much-antici• held in Andover High School on the four elementary schools. iNatttle. mond. Thursday, Oct. 3. There will be pated perforniance of "Anniversar, Five of them will be Staff Aides: Mrs. Henry G. further testing of the seniors at a Waltz", a play in three acts to he tiring 1958. The sixth Tyer, Mrs. Alexander Henderson, 268 Pints To resented by the Quannapowitt e ready for traffic early Mrs. David Nicoll, Mrs. William Players, Inc. in Junior High Of the remaining eight Jacobus, Mrs. Laura Juhlmann, r::.!,',GrzAkkAALL1 Bloodmobile Memorial Auditorium Friday and f the 24.6 miles of Albert Wade, Mrs. Arthur W. Rey- PLAYHOUSE Saturday, Oct. 25 and 26, Curtain ighway, one is expect A generous group of 308 And- nolds, Mrs. Phillip Clements, Mrs. tinte will be 8:15 p.m. ady for bid adver over citizens offered to donate NOW THRU SATURDAY Wallace Ilaselton and Mrs. Allen Many tickets have been sold so tecember. Five others blood at the Red Cross Bloodmo- Flye. far but the committee reports that at out to bids at yeti, bile in the South Church Oct. Thurs & Fri Eves at 7:30 Nursing: Mrs. Archie A. Goan, many more are still available and 1958. Two segments Saturday, Continuous Performance and 2. A total of 268 pints of R.N.; Mrs. Frederick Eastman, may be secured by calling the arty study stage and 1:45 to 10:30 blood was collected toward And- 11.N.; Mrs. Albert Swenson, R.N.; ticket chairman,. Mrs. Howard stimate of the adverti over's quota of 300. Volunteer THE D.I. Mrs. Milton Jackson, R. N.; Mrs. Johnson. possible. workers for the two days were Jock Webb _ Don Dobbins Theodore Petterson, 11.N.; Mrs. The Quannapowitt Players is an Canteen: Miss Elizabeth Hilton, finder construction Thurs 0. Fri Eves at 7:50 Earl Effinger, R.N.; Mrs. Fred entirely non-profit organization Mrs. Otto Escholtz, Mrs. Myron The Board of Directors of udover sections betw Saturday: 2:05: 5:35: 9:05 Barrett, R.N.; Mrs. Kenneth Thomp- with a distinguished record of 20 Smith, Mrs. Frank Pardon, Mrs. Harold Cabot & Co., Inc. an- mb rd. and the Merritt LONELY MAN son, 11.N.; Mrs. William Huehner, years of uninterrupted play produc- cairn] A, 2.5 miles 1 George Bushway, Miss Madeleine R.N.; Mrs. r user Colpitts R.N.; nounce the election of Paul A. \fist. vision tions. Over 60 major Broadway 1,397,600, will be con Hewes, Mrs. Julius Rockwell, Mrs. A, R.N.; Mrs. Dino Danielson Jr. as vice presi- Jack pal once _ Anthony Perkins Mrs. John L. successes have been presented in Leonard James, Miss Mildred ugust, 1958. Section Thurs & Fri Eves at 9:35 Valz, R.N.; Mrs. John Welch, dent in charge of marketing. Reading and Wakefield and count- Morse, Miss Agnes Dugan, Miss Iles long, cost $3,140 Saturday: 3:50; 7:20 R.N.; and Mrs. Joseph Horan, Mr. Danielson joined Cabot in less one-act plays have been done Margaret Curran, Mrs. Owen Gar- e ready in December, 1 R.N. 1955 as research director. Pre- in the theatre workshop and for The Andover-Methue field, Mrs. William Schmidt, Mrs. Nurses Aides: Mrs. Evan Nason, viously he had been Director of local organizations. Last March ub-structure, cost $911 Dixon Penick, Mrs. J. 0. Smet- Mrs. Harvey Turner, Mrs. Robert SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY Research for "Better Living" "Fourposter" was presented in e bridge steel we hurst, Mrs. Benjamen Slade, Mrs. Hatton and Mrs. James Corrigan. Oct. 13th - 14th - 15th Magazine, Director of Media Andover under the sponsorship of 1,296,600, will be con Junior lied Cross: Staff Aides - and Research at Paris & Peart St. Matthews Lodge A.F. and A.M. ugust, 1958. .3unday, Continuous Performan,• Leslie Hart, Susan Mulvey, Judy 1:45 to 10:30 P.m. The Quannapowitt Players have Reading-Stoneham-Wob Karlis, Marylin Hardy, Alice and with the Marketing Re- Monday & Tuesday Evening an active membership numbering on, 1.7 miles, • cost $: O'Connor, Janet Lord, Judy Reed, search Department of Procter & Performances at 7:30 only about 100, composed of those who mpletion date October Gamble. A graduate of the Note: Main feature is shown Larry Kruitz, Mary Taylor, Ellen act, direct, do make-up, take tic- ns from Montvale ave riff;;T, Mon thru Fri Eves. O'Donnell, Virginia Abbot. San- Wharton School of Finance and kets, usher and do all of the car- $50 to $2,000 dra Henderson, Marvin Perry, MONKEY ON MY BACK Commerce, University of pentry, electrical work, se: °Iuleteadli2n8.g-Woburn-W Unlit Susan Wallace and Jackie Bam- Cameron Mitchell - Dionne Foster Pennsylvania, 1935, Mr. Daniel- designs, properties and costumes. on, Route 128 to north ANDOVER FINANCE ford. Sunday: 2:05; 5:25; 8:50 son has taught Marketing at An associate membership, held by 9, 2.5 miles, cost $. COMPANY Canteen Workers: Helen Ellis, Mon & Tues Eves at 7:50 around 500 persons, is really .nipletion date Februar Linda Low, Mary Costello, Pat New York University and cur- DEERSLAY ER Street Floor season ticket entitling the holder Six segments whose a Adams, Ann Payne, Judy Reed, rently teaches Marketing Re- Cinemascope & Technicolor to four major plays of a season at tes can ,be estiniatec Musgrove Building Anne Berthold, Judy Gilcreast, search at Northeastern Univer- Forest Tucker - Rex Barker reduced rates. An associate mein, ington, north of Rout (Entrance Also From Lobby) Pat Flaherty, Debbie Newcomb, sity. He lives with his wife Sunday: 3:40; 7:00 ber is invited to attend month') located Route 125, th Mon 0, Toes Eves at 9:25 Ann Ilamblet, Norma Jean Peat- ELM SQ. ANDOVER 1998 and two children on Cutler rd. meetings as a spectator. 'timated cost $4,600,( man, Annalee Johnson, Polly (Fabian Bachrach) "Anniversary Waltz" is a lively •le advertising date Holihan, Charlotte Johnson, Ann play and thoroughly enjoyable to 57. Henrick, Karen Hutchinson, Cyn- PERSONAL young and old. Wilmington-Tewksbury thia Sullivan, Elinor Finnerty, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dudley of Bottle 125 to Dasco Susan Slade, Emily Yorshis, Gail Longmeadow and Mrs. Hugh Penney STORY LAND FAIR miles, estimated cost I Sr. of Ayer, were Sunday guests at AT WEST CHURCH Pershley and Peggy Maclnnis. probable date January, the home of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Under the auspices of tht Registration Aides: Ann Lavin, Methuen, Riverside dr Penney Lowell st. Evening Circle of the West Church Jan Chenard, Linda Low, Carol 11:I interchange, 2.5 re, a fair entitled "Story Land" a, approximately 85,500,0 be held in the new Vestry or able date September, 19 Saturday Nov. 9 from 1:30 arm Medford-Stoneham-Win REPAIR DROUGHT - 9 p.m. Woburn, Roosevelt cir. Suppers will be served at 5:31 ave., three miles, estir and 6:45 and Mrs. Charles Smyu $7,000,000, probable da and Mrs. Halbert Dow are ce DAMAGED LAWNS! ber, 1958. chairmen of the event. Medford, Roosevelt ci of Riverside ave., estimated cost $8,900, ble date, February, 19 Medford, north of e. to Mystic Valley tut Word, 2 miles, estimated co: 0, probable date FRESH START '531e11. sections still u your money makes more arc: Medford-Somervill Valley parkway to viciiii Re-vitalize "summer weary" grass with a fall application of fed Perk, 0.8 miles, e,11:1 at Lawrence Co-Op.... Milorganite. Unlike most plants, grass grows vigorously TEMPLE'S in the fall provided dwindling soil fertility is restored TOP TEN by generous feeding. Milorganite is the ideal fertilizer current dividend paid to use because it contains all the elements needed by grass. WAKE UP LITTLE SUI;I: Staul Idy The Everly Brothers Stauffer systematic savers -..,.----4.-- Golf clubs use more Milorganite THAT REMINDS ME reall] than any other fertilizer. They know Della Reese System rp. Mailman from long experience that it is the MY SPECIAL ANGEL Sonny Land Trio ideal fertilizer. Profit by their ex- ttilt* MELODY D'AMOUR 3 1 year OIIMYIG ample. Fertilize with Milorganite The Ames Brothers % „ '1111111.11 this fall for greener, more luxuriant CHANCES ARE Johnny Mathis 5,000,001 it lawns now and NEXT year, too. ktAttw BON VOYAGE Save from $1 to $80 a month, every month, U.S1101)111 Order your supply now. in a Systematic Savings Account and your Janice Harper women money will earn an EXTRA BIG dividend HONEYCOMB . . . four times a year. 80 lb. Jimmy Rodgers - 00500' FASCINATION Jane can't be y Bag Morgan Start an account at our offices. We open at 4.75 9 A.M. . . . close at 3 P.M. Monday, Tues- MY ONE SIN day and Thursday - noon Wednesday The Four Coins v e l h.n wist nei l 5 P.M. Friday. „ LANGUAGE OF LOVE nf.w t res with st u "MILORGANIZE Lindy and Cindy ill without starvation t When one system can 4(44 HEALTHY PLANT GROWTH things'... reduce you it de" ..tt in incites, put you 4- HAROLD -416ite you like... isn't it Everything For The Gardens, Lawn and Farm to hring your figure pr. TELEPHONE MU 6-4105 at the earliest possible fiPHINNEY, 1 ree figure aihilisis._Ni COOPERATIVE BANK RADIO - TV BRUCIMANNIS RECORDS More. thru GRAIN — PAINTS — CEMENT — HARDWARE 9 p.Nis 21 or the convenience of our patrons, SALES & SERVICE , it turd y 4 i LAWRENCE IBT. payments may be made in Andover at 158 SO. BROADWAY — LAWRENCE .m. 46 Lawrence AMPLE gk 26 PARK ST. TEL. 1175 1 Aneistury Street the Merrimack Valley National Bank. FREE PARKING SPACE AT I HE REAR OF STORE - ANDOVER DELIVERIES DAILY - .-75ereliado- ‘,.11Nrvi

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Naltz 1111611 SCORES IN CALL 1943 FOR Local Route 28 Construction Planning Fair, EARLY BIRD LEAGUE OUR AD TAKER 25-26 high scores in the Early Bird league last Thursday evening effort 1, inished By End Illllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf II 01 1958 Supper Nov. 2 were high singles, Helen Halloran How Christian Science Heals De Molay A report of progress on re- 105 and Nora Enright 97; high Somerville-Medford, vicinity of Andover Chapter 187, Order of cilia Abbot nea ted Route 28 shows six pro- "HEALING OF FEVER Foss Park to Boston Inner Belt, the Eastern Star, will hold a fair triples, Helen Holloran 260 and has been oets, with a bid value of S14,229,- 0.8 miles, estimated cost and supper in the Masonic Temple Nora Enright 257; high pintail, AM) CONVULSIONS" last August 00 presently under construction, WNAC Sunday, Oct. 13, 9:15 p.m. $12,000,000. in No. Andover Nov. 2 from 10 Orieles 1148. The schedule for of their one t was reported by State Public tonight is Larks vs Wrens and Cost of the entire 24.6 miles ELM. to 8 p.n.. this year. orks Commissioner Anthony N. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111111 of expressway is estimated at Mrs. William Labelle, Mrs. Orioles vs Robins. such-antici• iNatale. $69,629,000. Mildred Stewart and Mrs. Ethel Anniversary Five of then. will be completed Reading will be in charge of a acts to he wring 1958. The sixth is due to 1600 EMPLOYED snack bar, open from 11-4. ANNOUNCEMENT ,uannapowin e ready for traffic early in 1959. AT RAYTHEON Supper will be served from 5-7, unior High , Of the remaining eight segments (Continued from Page One) with Bertha Anderson and Ruth Friday and the 24.6 miles of interstate four years. Timmons in charge. The Oar & Anchor 26. Curtain ighway, one is expected to be The major activity at Shawsheen Other committees are bakery, ady for bid advertising in Route 28 No, Reading Tel. No, Read. 4-3422 is the production of the HAWK Gladys Brown and May Bobbins; een sold so ecemher. Five others will lee missile system, Dyer stated. Along Christmas decorations and plants, reports the. ut out to bids tat various times with production, the systems will Gladys Piper and Madeline Pres- We wish to announce to our many friends in Andover vailable and 1958. Two segments are in the be circuit-tested and inspected for cott; fancy work, Ann Barrett; that beginning Oct. 15 we shall be closed Tuesdays calling the arly study stage and as yet no the reliability of materials and attic treasure, Edith Manning and as well as Mondays except for private parties during rs. Howard stimate of the advertising date components. Flee missiles will not Mary Keith; grabs, Edna Gould; the winter months. possible. be fired here and Dyer explained miscellaneous, Viola Buckley. Next summer we shall return to our former policy of layers is an Under construction are two there will not be any occasion when closing Mondays only. organization ndover sections between Das- AT MAINE SCHOOL there would, be any danger front any We also wish to announce that we shall close from record of 20 rob rd. and the Merrimac River. Miss Betsey Gilcreast, daughter work at the plant. Dec. 26 to Jan. 29 for our annual winter vacation. play produc• ection A, 2.5 miles long, cost of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Gil- Parking for 800 May we suggest that you make reservations early for or Broadway 1,397,600, will be completed in creast, 23 Bartlet st., is enrolled The firm, during its build-up of Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. presented in .gust, 1958. Section 13, 3.3 as a freshman at Westbrook Junior employees, has constructed two Thank you. d and count. ties long, cost $3,140,100, will College, Portland, Me. She is one parking areas capable of handling of 325 students at the college for ye been done ready in December, 1958. Norma and Richards S. Worthen 800 vehicles. A third, at the corner the academic year of 1957-58. hop and foe The Andover-Methuen bridge of Haverhill and York sts., is now Last March rb-structure, cost 8905,000 and being constructed and another is in iresented in e bridge steel work, cost the planning stages. onsorship of 1,296,600, will be completed in - OLDEST and LARGEST FURRIERS - It is recalled that residents of , F. and A.M. it gust, 1958. the area sought town help in getting ?layers have Ileading-Stoneham-Woburn sec- Raytheon employee cars off the p numberine tbon, 1.7 miles,. cost $3,408,800, streets during the daytime. Town completion date October, 1958. It of those why officials, after Raytheon con- up, take tic. (LIDS from Montvale ave. to near structed the parking areas, put Route 128. II of the car. regulations into effect that limit It eading-Wo burn- Wil mington sec- work, se: parking in the area to two hours. tion, Route 128 to north of Route nd costumes. Commenting on another community 129, 2.5 miles, cost 84,080,900, ship, held be problem, Dyer said the powerhouse is really Aompletion date February, 1959. is being operated "in exactly the 276 Essex St., Lawrence 1g the holder Six segments whose advertising it same manner it has operated for dittos can .be estimated are Wil- f a season al some 20 years or more". But, he osociate men, mington, north of Route 129 to added, additives to the fuel, a tend month!, relocated Route 125, three miles, steam nozzle and a redesigned estimated cost $4,600,000, prob- tor. chimney have "diminished the able advertising date December, e." is a likelihood" of sooty smoke. enjoyable t, 1957. Wilmington-Tewksbury-Andover, - Route 125 to Dascornb rd. 2.5 45% OF TAXES miles, estimated cost $3,500,000, PAID TO DATE qiik Ca [(CS probable date January, 1958. ices of the ( Continued from Page One) Methuen, Riverside dr. to Route West Church and Electric Co., and the firms 113 interchange, 2.5 miles, cost y Land" wil. have not yet paid the tax. approximately $5,500,000, prob- with a :w Vestry or In 1956, the total personal prop- aide date September, 1958. 1:30 oil erty tax raised was $165,032 arid one Medford-Stoneham-Winchester- $24,576 had been paid at the saute Woburn, Roosevelt cir. to Montvale erved at 5:' time last fall. ave., three miles, estimated cost Charles Sao' Christie explained that there $7,000,000, probable date Septet], ashionable quality! Dow are cv seems to be little difference this ber, 1958. year front last. "1 always know who it. Medford, Roosevelt cir. to north will be late", he commented "and of Riverside ave., 0.8 miles, this year appears to be no excep- estimated cost $8,900,000, prob- tion ". able date, February, 1958. Medford, north of Riverside HAIR STYLIST AT ave. to Mystic Valley parkway, FRIENDLY CIRCLE 1.2 miles, estimated cost $9,700,- A good attendance is expected 000, probable date September, at the next meeting of the 1958. Friendly Circle of the Baptist The sections still under study Church Monday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 are: Medford-Somerville, Mystic Valley parkway to vicinity of Foss Following the meeting, at 8, a Park, 0.8 miles., estimated cost local hair stylist will present an LE'S $4,200,000. interesting program. TEN

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BOWLING RESII. TS I. Frumps 0: Aces 4, Deuces 0; Results in the bowl- Royals 3, Queens 1. Ifigh singles ill Obs ing league for last Wednesday Nellie 7.namiernwski and Phyllis evening were as follows: lo4er, Pimpare, 107 and Tess Smeltzers 10.1; IIi4le'triples, Phyllis Pimpare, ith Poi Every FRIDAY At 293 and Nellie Znamierowski, 288. Columbus Day wil Kith team triple, Aces, 1221 and the Massachusett RICKEY'S team sintle, Queens., 1.32. I K. of C., with Schedule for Wednesday Oct. 16 ass in the Cathedr - FISH - is Trumps vs Queens; Deuces vs 0 SS on Saturday al FRIED CLAMS Jokers and Royals vs Aces. State Deputy Jam pects knights iron - CHIPS - ttftil IAMORE4CE e state to attenc EAT OR TAKE HOME chard J. Cushing v d preach the serr 11 am. - 7 p.m. Cary Grant - Deborah Kerr For Quick Service Phone 3012 AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER iriiiwilln , nGfchar i Barbara Lavvren.:- t s. - Next to Depot - .r PONDS viWilliam m the Catholic • ttee of the State 10% Discount 'til Oct, 15 rest the various arch. On all orders for Personalized Christmas Cards placed before Oct. 15th...See the many beautiful deeps in the new books .. The Lib]

M ai — 5ne frutival OMING EVENTS CTOBER First meeting I _An er t ousie Littlest Listen library, 10 a.m. iii-12 PARK ST., ANDOVER — TEL. 1822 Library closed. SORORITY OFFICERS - Alpha Phi Chi Sorority of the South Church met recently at the National Poetry Church. Officers this year are Mrs. William P. Foster, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Winston at the library. Books Blake, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Dye, president; Mrs. Philip Ryder, vice president and Mrs. Robert Great Group, 7:45 p.m Look, recording secretary. (Leone) 6 Littlest Listen( 25 Travel talk, public, 8-9 p.m. Central PTA Will Hear GRE.AT BOOKS G G It 0 I: DISCUSSIR It tilCi Members of the Physical Education Head Discussion Group MRS. ANN CRAIG, PROP. their discussion of Lentrai Lien-.entary PTA will Cnilaren -. "King Ilenry IV, Pi 14 Harding Street, A-dover hold its first fall meeting next Classroom prizes for parent at 7:45. Any membe Wednesday night, celebrating attendance, with "Dad" counting person who missed twice, will be awarded. OPEN Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. "Father's Night". ini should try to att Classroom visitations will be PTA President for this season Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. discussion will be scheduled from 7: 43 to 8:15, fol- is William Dreyer, with the follow- parts of the play. lowed by the evening's program. ing officers serving; Mrs. Theodore At the opening Donald D. Dunn, school depart- Burtt, first vice president; Mrs. persons were preset Complete Beauty Care WHAT HAPPENED TO DAD? ment physical education will speak Edward Sabbagh, second vice were welcomed into Spec..,3_'•z'rg In on "The Fitness Program of And- president; Mrs. Kenneth E, Fulton, parents are frequently all those who sat over and flow It Affects Your secretary and Mrs. Theodore Rus- injured, sometimes seri- color film "The Gi HAIR BLEACHING sem, treasurer. ously, while playing with tions" felt that it Remodeling & Building Committee chairmen are Mrs. children. It's just one of For Reservations Everything in the Carpentry Line Arthur Ermer, hospitality; Mrs. AND. 7 h many, many ways acci- If No Answer Walter Pike, ways and means; Mrs. STERI Charles V. Mullins Francis Steinert, publicity and dents can and do happen. ti And. 1938,R io 10 Walnut Street Lawrence Mrs. Bernard Pasquale, Mrs. Better make sure you Tel, MU 8-7932 or 8-8586 Sabbagh and Miss Christine Derby, have an Accident policy SILV Ample Off Street Parking — Drive Right In after 5:30 p.m. nominating committee. to help pay budget- ti l' very patte Directors for the year are Fre- ruining medical bills. in America derick Dodkin and Miss Catherine Barrett, school principal. JOHN RECEIVES DISCHARGE AND DOHERTY ENTERS COLLEGE Raymond Nolin, son of Mr. and INSURANCE GREG Mrs. Edward Nolin of River st., ti Jeweler - has received his honorable dis- AGENCY ti 'Lb MAIN ST. charge from the United States Air TEL. 26L Force and has entered Newman 4 MAIN ST. Prep School in Boston to further built for cc STOP HUNTING! his education. Get Auto Loans at the st• LOWEST RATE IN TOWN

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the recent additions which deserve sionists, Zigrosser; Taxis Of The Ilousepian; Look T. The Stars, I Observe Columbus Day your attention for one reason or Marne, Dutord; Plain Talk For Loring; The Printer Of Malgudi, another: The Small Woman, ilia- Women tinder 21, Ludden. Narayan; Coup De Grace, Your- ith Pontifical Mass gess, story of Gladys Aylward, Fiction titles: Less Than cenar; Pillar Of Cloud, Burgess; London parlormaid who fed 100 Angels, Pym; A Houseful Of Lo ve, Thunder Creek Range, Evan. homeless Chinese in an epic jour Columbus Day will be observed case for man against ignorance the Massachusetts State Conn- most successfully. ney across the wild mountains; 'the Fine Art 01 Reading, Cecil, QUANNAPOWITT PLAYERS K. of C., with a Pontifical At any time during the year new- deals with 12 to 15 writers from SS in the Cathedral of the Holy comers will be taken into the SPONSORED BY Elizabethan era to the present; oss on Saturday afternoon at4:30 group or simply invited to listen- PRISCILLA ABBOT. D.A.R. - DE MOLAY MOTHER'S CLUB National Issues, Sobel, "Unbaised State Deputy James H. Norton in. For full information, call the pects knights from all parts of library. Andover 314. survey of the nation's major pro- P II ESEN'I' e state to attend. Archbishop Library Closed For blems and the attitudes of both chard J. Cushing will pontificate The Holiday parties"; Stay Alive All Your Life, "ANNIVERSARY WALTZ" Peale, new insight into the needs d preach the sermon. lit. Rev. The Memorial Hall Library and of today's perplexed world; Indivi- JUNIOR 111611 MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ristopher P. Griffin, state chap- its Children's Room will be dual Freedom And Governmental OCT. 25 - SATURDAY OCT. 26 - AT 8:15 P.M. n, will be in charge of arrange- closed Saturday, Oct. 12. FRIDAY, Restraints, nts. Travel Talks To Begin Gellhorn, closely TICKETS 81.25 FROM reasoned study of recent develop- Members - Elander & Swanton's - At The Door William L. McDonald chairman The first of this season's travel the Catholic Activity Com- ments that encroach on the free- Help us with our Youth, Civic and Patriotic Projects talks will be held in the Memorial dom of the individual-growth of ttee of the State Council, will hall Library at the end of the rest the various groups in the administrative power to deal with month, Friday, Oct. 25, at 8 personal interests, varied res- urch. o'clock. Full details will be an- traints on reading and restriction nounced later. Travel enthusiasts of occupational choice; A Hundred We Nave should hold the evening open. Hours To Suez, Henriques, inside The Library Teachers See Film At Library story of the Israeli forces and the Several teachers of the Andover Sinai campaign; In The Court Of Your Color/ School Department attended the ettmllNiti EVENTS Public Opinion, Hiss, tells his showing of a film on school [OBER own story of his appearance before libraries at the Memorial Hall Hrst meeting of Ballardvale the House Committee of un-Ameri- Library recently. "Let's Visit Littlest Listeners in branch can Activities; Massachusetts School Libraries" presented an library, 10 a.m. Politics, Latham, important for interesting and instructive picture Library closed. every citizen to know how our of the place of the library in the ently at the National Poetry Day observed offices are filled: The 'Three school system. In the discussion at the library. Faces Of Eve, Thigpen, amazing Mrs. Winston period following, there was Great Books Discussion account of multiple personality; Mrs. Robert agreement that Andover schools (Leonel Group, 7:45 p.m. Peacetime Uses of Atomic Energy, line up favorably in many cases Mann; It Could Happen Only In 6 Littlest Listeners, 1U a.m. with the standards illustrated by 25 Travel talk, open to the The U. S., Fairless; The Day the film and there was some talk Chirst Died, Bishop; Poets In A public, 8-9 p.m. of activities which could be un- GREAT BOOKS GROUP Landscape, Highet; Himself And dertaken to the advantage of the I, O'Neill Barna; France In Crisis, ROUP DISCUSSION students. The following teachers Members of the Great Books Davey; Prophet In His Own Coun- were present: Mrs. Inman, Miss try, Davis; Gypsy, A Memoir, Lee; 1iscussion Group will continue Ilarnedy, Miss Dobbie, Mrs. Carle- Art And Technique Of Portrait their discussion of Shakespeare's ton, Miss Barrett, Mrs. Jones and rr "Kin Painting, Taubes; The Green Dra- Here's the Right House Paint g Henry IV, Part 2" Oct. 15 Mrs. Perkins, Miss Miriam Putnam at 7:45. Any member or interested goon, Bass; Plant Propagation In for Today's Trend to Color! and Miss Margaret Lane of the Pictures, Free; The Expres- person who missed the last meet- Memorial Hall Library were part It's wonderful-especially formulated ing should try to attend, since the of the group. for tinting with colors in oil or stand- discussion will be based on both REMOVED ard BPS House Point Colors. Makes $ 7 2 5 UN Films Available PERMANENTLY parts of the play. Those groups already planning HAIR pointing easy, fast. GALLON At the opening meeting, 25 Fare - Ups - Arms - Legs their UN Week programs are ad- Fast gentle Electronic removal leaves Come see the Famous BPS House Paint Colorcade :D TO DAD? le persons were present. Newcomers vised to make reservations for skin soft - smooth. Medically en- were welcomed into the group and dursed. Free Consultation. frequently one or all of the three UN films Office Hrs: Tues. & Thuro. 45 MAIN STREET all those who saw the special 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. HILL which will be on hand at the 'S imes seri- :C. color film "The Great Conversa- ERMA library for community use during RHODES - Andover TELS. 102 - 1727 laying with C tions" felt that it presented the the week Oct. 19-26. The films 3 Main :;t., Tel. Laterprise 5587 just one of :14 are "Australia Builds", 10 ways acci- minutes; "The Long Journey", 30 do happen. STERLING minutes; "Workshop For Peace", sure you 29 minutes. All are suitable for . lent policy SILVER audiences of junior high school f,42=LevrszazzLeVlitt age on through adult groups. There y budget- Every pattern made l,re 31 bills. in America at - is no charge for the use of the films. JOHN H. New Books At The Library Andover Inn [ While the summer months slipped • A dovoy; Mass RTY quietly away, you may have taken hfr ,NCE less time than usual to keep up c7f.7, GRECOE with the good books which have CY Jeweler - Optician been appearing on the library's 16 MAIN ST. PHONE 830 purchase list. Here are a few of L UNCHEON TEL. 261 Frosty Fruit Punch built for complete Chilled One Half Grapefruitwith Sherbet .25 Fresh Liver Sausage Antipasto .25 Fruit Cup with Sherbet Chilled Tomato Juice .35 .25 20 Fresh shrimp Cocktail Fineapple Frost .75 .25 Fresh Vegetable Soup COO 1 .30 Chilled Hot Kadrileile .30 Vichyssoise .30 Fresh Pgarylnnd Oyster Stew, Light Cream or RAN D Hot Beef Sandwich, Brown Gravy Milk Chicken A Le ring, Toast Points 1.10 Chicks Le Tongue, Leaf Spinach 2.50 yow *Boneless Country Fried Breast of Chicken, Supreme 1.10 CUSH-N-BILT Escelloped Oysters en Csesserole 1.25 Toasted Open Chicken Salad Sandwich 2.00 to Grilled Minute Stunk, Brown Butter 1.10 Ono Quarter Native Chicken, Gypsy Style 1.10 • • Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak, Mus 2.75 SHOES for MEN Luncheon Veal Cutlet, Spanish SaucehroomSauce 1.10 Braised Vera Sweetbreads, Bordelaise 1.75 NOW! Grilled Ham Steak, Isle of Fine 1.25 Butter Seated Genuine Calves Liver, Crisp Bacon 2.00 87 2.00 8 Your Choice of Two: 2.00 Au Gratin Potatoes distinctively styled... Green Beans 1 . French Fried Potatoes extremely comfortable ***** Mixed Pineapple ane Vegetables Cottage Cheese Salad .30 French, Russian, Meyonnnise, or RoquefortHearts Dressing of Lettuce .25 IVY LEAGUE Cheese with Toasted Crackers .35 Peach Cream Layer Cake Apple Pie A La Mode .35 Sultana Roll, Claret Sauce .25 Men's All Wool FLANNEL TROUSERS Lemen Chiffon Pie .35 Ice Cream and Cockles .30 05 .30 Melon with Sherbet .30 RS 2.75 10.95 to 14.95 Assorted Sherbet Raspberry Sundae .35 Peppermint Stick Ice Crean, Chocclate Sauce .35.25 UP Worsted Wool Gabardines 12,95-14.95 Deverages----.15 TY Coffee Iced Tea Other Ivy League Pants 6.95 to 7.50 Sanka Milk Buttermilk Iced Coffee Apple Cider Tea Lem made 'S *Andover Inn Specialty Massachusetts 011 4RE REINHOLD'S Age Tax 5% NCE 13 MAIN ST. 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years. She died Oct. 5 after a of County rd. announce the engage- sently serving with the U. S. Army Attending Ohio ment of their daughter, Irene Claire, in Arizona. long illness. Born in St. John, New Bruns- to L. Hilton Knight, son of the A February wedding is planned. College For Women wick, Canada, she moved to Mal- Knight — L awxem Rev. Leon Knight of Bogalusa, La den as a young girl. She was a Mr. and Mrs. Ronald IC Lawson Miss Lawson is a graduate of Wed • • member of Christ Church. Punchard High School and the Surviving is a daughter, Miss Lawrence General Hospital School EKASALA — COMEAU Frances C. Butler of Andover. of Nursing, class of 1957. She is Of local interest is the recent PEGGY J. currently a member of the hospital wedding, in St. Francis of Assisi SALON BEAU FY Church, So. Braintree, of Miss Lirths... Shawsneen's newest staff. hair stylist, consultant Mr. Knight was graduated from Jeanne Kershaw Comeau, daugh- AHERN — A daughter, Carol and lecturer. Bogalusa Iligh School and is pre- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Comeau Ann, Sept. 27 in Symmes hospital, Arlington, to Mr. and Mrs. Everett of So. Braintree, formerly of And- MONDAY THRU SATURDAY PERSON-L-WISE over and William Reed Ekasala, J. Ahern Jr., 28 Adams st., Arling- 9 to 5:30 son of John V. Ekasala of So. ton. The mother is the former Mary EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Plies y, Thurs Nights by Appointment Braintree. Elizabeth Green, daughter of Mr. ;477 ESSEX ST., LAw. MU 6.1371 Children's hair styled cuts The Rev. Leo Ilarrison cele- and Mrs. Frank M. Green of And- Various Positions Available brated the nuptial Mass and Per- over st., Ballardvale. Paternal Mrs. David 0. Joudy, Prop. • Managerial • Industrial formed the ceremony, which was grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 5 LOWELL ST. TEL. 1639 • Stenographic • Drafting followed by a reception at the Everett J. Ahern of Arlington. AIR-COND1T1ONC'D OUR HELP AMIABLY GIVEN Cochato Club in Braintree. The couple also has a son, Paul M. The bride, who was escorted by VESEY — A daughter, Ann her father, wore a bouffant gown Elizabeth, Oct. 2 to the Rev. and F. A. HISCOX & CO of white Chantilly lace over satin Mrs. Wesley J. Vesey of Sagamore. with a sabrina neckline and Cath- The mother is the former Phyllis MISS ELLEN EDMONDS 60 MAIN ST. ANDOVER TEL. 3521 edral sleeves. A jeweled coronet E. Thompson, daughter of Mr. and held her fingertip veil in place Mrs. Kenneth H. Thompson of Miss Ellen Edmonds, daughter of and she carried a white missal Gould rd. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Edmonds of marked with an orchid and Stepha- CAIILSON — A daughter, Jane Reservation rd., will be formally welcomed to Western College for notis. Lee, Oct. 2, at Lawrence General TOWEL GIFT SETS Mrs. Russell 'I'. Trotter of Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Women in Oxford, Ohio, in College Providence, R. I., sister of the Carlson, 29 Pearson st. The Day ceremonies, Saturday, Oct. 12. In A Large Assortment bride as matron of honor, wore a mother was Vera Bone. College Day is a traditional bouffant gown of mint green satin event at Western when the fresh- GIVING A PINT — Edwar with a bateau neckline of forest Paper Models On man class is officially initiated donors last week at South C into the college community. Each green silk ending with a bow in the Miss Rosalie Downey, R.N. a 7-Piece KITCHEN TOWEL SET back. She wore a matching head- Display At Gallery freshman will wear her class rib- bons for the first time. Miss Ed- Three Crash towels, Salad fork and dress and carried a colonial Of interest to science fans are monds is a graduate of Abbot spoon, peppermill and salt shaker. bouquet. a dozen structural paper models - Allis To Spea Academy. Attractively boxed 3.98 Leonard Bianco of Braintree currently on exhibition at the Highlands was best man and the Addison Gallery, Phillips Aca- On Aaron Bu ushers were John Comeau, brother demy. They were made by students Ballad Singer To !he second of the basic lectur MARTEX of the bride and George Reed of of Architecture at M.I.T. Each in the Moses Greeley Parker IA Duxbury. model represents an original Appear Here tore Series takes place Wednesdt After a trip to Canada the solution to the problem of Earle Spicer, Canadian-born Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. in the Lit Turkish couple will reside at 65 Hollis spanning space with modular ballad singer, will appear at Davis Theatre, Lowell State Teach[ st. So. Weymouth. units. Hall, Abbot Academy, Saturday College, Broadway, Lowell. '1 These models are included as Towel Sets evening, Oct. 12 to 8 p.m. lecturer is a well known author part of the exhibition Decoupage, Four pieces. Bath towel, Obituary... Ballad singing began as a hobby on the United States Constituti, a type of ornament employing guest towel and two wash for Spicer but he has turned it into Frederick S. Allis Jr., instructor MRS. GERTRUDE C. BUTLER paper cut-outs, which was fashion- cloths. In plain colors and a profession and thus has en- history at Phillips Academy f Funeral services for Mrs. Ger- able in European Courts of the plaid effects. riched the concert stage. There is 1936 to the present. His particu trude C. (Rowe) Butler, 5 Whittier 18th Century. This 20th Century an art to singing ballads, to catch topic for this lecture is "The Tr st., were held Monday afternoon structural use of paper affords a at 2 in Christ Episcopal Church. the sentiment and create the mood of Aaron Burr for Treason". 2.98-3.98 striking contrast with the paper Burial was in Bellevue Cemetery. and Spicer has developed the art Mr. Allis will examine the cut-outs of the earlier period and Mrs. Butler, the widow of Marcus and a gracious style of presenting finition of treason as set fc helps define the difference in the 4.98 Butler, had lived here for 18 it. Ile can sing the mournful tunes in the country's Constitution two ages at a glance. the application of such in I Visitors to the exhibition have as well as the happy ones and can famous Burr Conspiracy. With Royal Princess TOWEL SET shown so much interest in this capture the comedy, too. PROTECT much attention centered at pres method of ornamentation that a He combines traditional English upon activities in Little Rock, 1 Two large bath towels, two fringed group of ladies skilled in the art Ballads, Shakespeare and Gilbert BABY'S it is felt that Mr. Allis will cc towels, two wash cloths with have volunteered to explain and and Sullivan with American Ballads such aspects of the pre; "Mylae" yarn. Also three decorative HEALTH - demonstrate it to the public. They and Folksongs, accompanying 7.95 himself at the piano. Southern controversy as di boudoire bottles. Boxed set. are serving Wednesday, Saturday GIVE THE NEW directly with the Constitution. and Sunday afternoons until the Mr. Spicer studied in London, MOTHER A The doors of the Little The exhibition closes October 27. Paris and New York and has been Gift Certificate guest soloist with many of the will be open to the public 7:30 p.m., with admission free. Royal Treasure TOWEL SET from United Church Guild tettaing Symphony Orchestras. For three years he was the featured Bequeathes Art Applique embroidered ensemble .. PRIDE'N JOY Plans Coffee Hour soloist with Donald Voorhees and two bath towels and two wash DIAPER SERVICE The Ballard Vale United Church his orchestra at N.B.C. At the To Addison Gal. suggestion of music critics in Bos- cloths. Boxed set: 7.95 MU 8-5454 Guild will hold a coffee hour in the The educational facilities 01 vestry Tuesday, Oct. 15, from ton, New York and London, he now be smart—look smart specializes in ballad singing. institutions have been notably 9:30 to 11 a.m. hanced by the recent bequest A meeting of the Ways and The public is cordially invited to attend. New York art collector. Edwar Means Committee was held at the Root's collection of 20th-cet Your GOOD CLOTHES home of Mrs. James Letters in YOUTH CENTER American art has been bequea deserve our Lowell Junction last Thursday SCHEDULE to Munson-Williams-Proctor I morning. The committee, Mrs. Rae- The Andover Youth Center tute in Utica, N.Y. and the . dolph Perry, Mrs. William Batchel- schedule for the remainder of the son Gallery of American A GOOD der, Mrs. Albert Warner and Mrs. week: today, 2:30-3:30, open for Phillips Academy, it has Letters, planned to hold a ruttimage basketball; 3:30-4:30, rollerskating announced by the two instituti CLEAN ING sale in April. Anyone having class; 4:30-5:30, primary in gym; The result of some 50 yea articles may call Mrs. Warner or 5:30-6, open and front 6-9 p.m., collecting contemporary Ante Mrs. Batchelder, so that they can open. paintings and drawin, it make collections and put materials Friday from 2:30-3:30, boy's singled out in February, 195 in storage until next spring. gym; 3:30-4:30, boy's basketball the first private collectio PERSONALS class; 4:30-5:30 p.m. girl's gym; modern American painting t Miss Jean E. Cady of Cutler rd. 5:30-6, open and 6-9 p.m., open. shown at The Metropolitan Mu is attending Rogers Hall, Lowell Saturday the Youth Center will of Art. According to the bey for her second year. open at one. From 1-2, open; 2-3, 217 items are willed to Mu Mrs. Helen Dick of High Plain girl's grit; 3-4, roller skating; Willianis-Proctor Institute an rd. spent several days last week 4-5, boy s gynt; and 5-6, open for to the Addison Gallery. with friends in Springfield. basketball. ANDOVER The owner of Otis exce OF BOYS' 7 mom single on Lowell I Sam Siuttore, Prop. has been transferred and sell. First floor has kit COLD WEATHER dining room, living room and 2 average sired bedroomF WEAR one huge bedroom on s 1 HE HOUSE floor. One car garage. Well Att scaped. About acre. A i, 14.98 & 15.98 $18,500 but will considet OF QUALITY tier. SUBURBAN COATS my of 01.1[-'siegms6mt‘i:cirgl:oelnytheitnths::: eith JAMES, Mu 6-16 WOOL JACKETS l.'I"1'Y DU1-TY And 27 'I litaiLliCE; Ana 30 SATEEN HOODED JACKETS 111 101`11-r. Mu 2-44 Wende 1 PURITY CLEANSERS. SIZES 6 to 16 I Bern AGENCY 169 SO. UNION ST., LAWRENCE A T 1U F L Y Nt. 13 ESSEX ST., ANDOVER bi.sorimee—Rea/t, 104 , , St Oki f OR BOYS E s s x sT L AwN TEL AND. 1951 TEL. MU 2-7461 I ()wren( e 10.98 MU 3-3111

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Innes Spoke To meeting on this subject at one of Evening Division. the seminar sessions. Mr. Innes received his C.P.C.U. Underwriters Group Mr. Innes is a graduate of designation in 1956. Andr.., M. Innes, 17 Canterbury Boston University, College of TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED st. attended the 1957 annual Business Administration and has ADS BRING RESULTS n eeting of the Society of Chartered been in the insurance business Property and Casualty Under- for several years. He is an writers held at the Waldorf Astoria assistant secretary of Middlesex AUTO GLASS in New York City, Oct. 1-3. and Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance QUIcK, EXPERT SEW% I( it Companies of Concord. He is vice Is a men Fer of the Roston CITY GLASS CO. Chapter's study project com- president of the Association of mittee on dwelling fire insurance Mutual Fire Insurance Engineers 73 Valley St., lel. MU 3-3675 Lawrence, Mass rating methods, he addressed the and teaches at Boston University,

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• of REPEAT STEAK SALE of illy for Our Steak Sale last week ege met with such popular 12. favor that we repeat the inal value . . . AND THE esh- GIVING A PINT — Edward J. Dowd was one of 268 blood SAVINGS! rted donors last week at South Church. Mrs. Dino Valz, R.N. and ach RUMP STEAK rib- Miss Rosalie Downey, R.N. are the nurses. (Leone) CHUCK Ed- The wide-ranging character of CUT FROM EXTRA )bot Allis To Speak Mr. Root's taste is well illustrated in the Andover bequest, wherein FANCY TOP CHOICE Cj stylistic contrasts are readily n Aaron Burr Bird" ROAST ro seen: "Ferns and Dead OR PRIME BEEF The second of the basic lectures (1931) by Mangravite; "Autumn" lb. 9 in the Moses Greeley Parker Lec- (1935) by Dove; "Winter Palace" ture Series takes place Wednesday, (1946) by Murch and "Ominous •born Oct. 16, at 8 p.m. in the Little Reef" (1945) by Tam. Several BEEF lavis Theatre, Lowell State Teachers months before his death on Dec. BLOCK UT irday College, Broadway, Lowell. The 5, 1956, at the age of 72, Root lecturer is a well known authority gave another painting, "Freight obby on the United States Constitution, Cars, Gloucester" by Edward LAMB into Frederick S. Allis Jr., instructor in Hopper, to the Addison Gallery as en- history at Phillips Academy from a 25th Anniversary present. re is 1936 to the present. Ilis particular Edward Root had been advisor ;atch topic for this lecture is "The Trial to the two institutions, both of CHOPS mood of Aaron Burr for Treason". which specialize in American art, e art \Ir. Allis will examine the de- with a strong interest in the living nting finition of treason as set forth artist, the point of view which had TETLEY CUT FROM GENUINE tunes in the country's Constitution and motivated his own interest. lie SPRING LAMB can the application of such in this had been consultant to the Utica lb. 79c famous Burr Conspiracy. With so institution since 1949, serving TEA BAGS glish much attention centered at present energetically, even when limited FRESH — 1 lb. pkg. ilbert upon activities in Little Rock, Ark., by illness, in advising on pur- Ilads it is felt that Mr. Allis will cover chases for the Utica collection, 100 nying such aspects of the present which, though small, is regarded COUNT 99c CRANBERRIES 2 for 35c Southern controversy as deals as unusually fine in quality. At 'don, directly with the Constitution. Andover, since 1945, he served in been The doors of the Little Theatre much the same capacity, as one of LA TOURAINE Macintosh Apples 3 lbs. 19c f the will be open to the public at the five members of the Art Com- CELLO 7:30 p.m., with admission free. For mittee charged with passing on CARROTS PACKED Co. loc itured all works of art proposed for the COFFEE and Bequeathes Art collection whether by purchase or CELLO t the To Addison Gal. by gift. SPINACH PACK 2 for 29c [Bos- 1 lb. 95c PERSONALS e now The educational facilities of two Tin institutions have been notably en- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bourassa of New York City spent the weekend ivited hanced by the recent bequest of a SUNSHINE BURR Y'S New York art collector. Edward W. as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Root's collection of 20th-century bert Frederick of Lowell Junction. American art has been bequeathed Mrs. Louise Van Everen of And- BRILLO BUTTER MOONLIGHT to over st. is vacationing in the Munson-Williams-Proctor Insti- LARGE SIZE Center tute in Utica, N.Y. and the Addi- White Mountains. COOKIES MALLOWS of the son Gallery of American Art at en for Phillips Academy, it has been 2 for 43c kating announced by the two institutions. PKG. 29c PKG. 33c gym; The result of some 50 years of p.m., collecting contemporary American HAWAIIAN paintings and drawings, it was 3y 's singled out in February, 1953, as PINEAPPLE BIRDSEYE FR. FRIED POTATOES Co. lOct :etball the first private collection of gym; modern American painting to be JUICE BIRDSEYE TURKEY OR pen. shown at The Metropolitan Museum ✓ will of Art. According to the bequest, LARGE 46 OZ. Can i; 2-3, POT ROAST DINNERS ea. 59c 217 items are willed to Munson- W :sting; illiams-Proctor Institute and 20 en for to the Addison Gallery. 2 for 55c HOOD'S

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10, 1957 8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER ------• gregational heritage and history. Choir rehearsal. 9:30 a.m. Junior Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN TUESDAY: 7 p.n.. Cub Scout High and Senior Iligh classes. AT TUIE CI-IURCIrlIES Pack No. 72 meeting. 9:45 a.m. Senior Choir rehearsal. THE WEDNESDAY: 7 p.m. Explorer's 10:30 a.m. Service of Worship. Mr. Pos Andover Baptist Church \17. and Mrs. Ralph Walters. t No. 72 Boy Scouts meets. Penney will preach on '‘The For- KIDDIE LAND 7:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study ward Look". The choirs will sing. REV. DONALD J. HYDE1i, Pastor SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday DAY NURSERY Church School. 10:45 a.m. Sunday Seminar in Gospel of Mark. Church School departments for FRIDAY: 7:45 p.m. You.th CORP. THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Sewing * Reasonable rates. Morning Worship Service. Topic: Cradle 'loll, Nursery Kindergarten, mince will meet at the home of Circle meets. 2:10 p.m. Group No. Primary, Lower Junior and Junior * Open 6 days a week. "The Reluctant Ones" Nursery for •TYPEwitiTEits infants and small children. 6:30 1 of Youth Choir rehearses. 3:15 children will meet in the Vestry. * Children cared for by and AIMING MACHINES m . Youth Fellowship. 7:30 ji.m. p.m. Junior ChChoir i rehearses. 6:15 2 p.. mAndover Youth Council experienced help.. AU Maker Evening Service. Topic: "When p Gprou Noa 2 ofyo uthairh G delegates and officers meeting in SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS rehearses. 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir the Youth Room. 3 p.m. Andover Owred and operated bv: Things Go Wrong". A. K. Thomas Co. WEDNESDAY: 8 p.m. Mid-Week rehearses. 7:15 p.m. by-Laws and Council of Churches Fall Meeting MRS. TORN GAUDET Frye Periling On Premises Fellowship meets in the church Constitution Committee meets at at Christ Church. 7 p.m. Andover Haile Sc.a;. Poc I 347 Cowmen it. the church. Tel. MU 3-;332 -- . MU 34355 parlor. The Bible study will center Youth Council will be the guests Andover, Mass Tel, Andover 3520 about the book of Genesis. Song South Church of the Senior High Pilgrim Fellow- and praise is a part of this blessed REV. FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor ship group. The worship will he FREE Parking for our customers at Eidam s fellowship. Join us this week. FRIDAY: 2:30 p.m. Chorister led by William Dubocq, the re- • CHARGE • BUDGET • LAY-AWAY THURSDAY: 7:45 p.m. Choir Choir rehearsal, grades 7, 8 and 9. creation by Priscilla Reynolds. Open FRIDAY and Tuesday 'til 9 rehearsal in the church parlor. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts, Troop 73, The film, entitled "Younger Brother", will be shown. Graduated from a six-weel Free Church George Luedke, Scoutmaster. 7:30 p.m. Explorer Post 73,Richard 5 p.m. Junior High Pilgrim Fellow. Naval Reserve Officer Trainin, REV. HORACE SELDON, Pastor H. Moody Post Leader. ship will hold a cookout at the FRIDAY: 3:15 p.m. Church Corps course at Quantico, Va. SATURDAY: 8 p.m. Couple Club of James White on Chandler ill. cameral Scout Class. 7 p.m. Boy Scout home was Midshipman William F Square Dance, Fellowship Hall. rd. Troop No. 72 meets. Bird Jr., son of Mr. and Mr: Joe Perkins Jr. will be the caller. EDN E S DA Y : 6: 45 Youth 9 a.m. Church School William F. Bird, 12 Canterbur SUNDAY: All are welcome. Refreshments rehWe a rsa l f or s enior e d Junior shop classes for grades four through st. and a student at Holy Cros: '44"id will be served. High. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scout Troop High a.m. Church School. 10:15 SUNDAY: 9:30 a. m. 77 will meet in the Youth Room. The summer training stresse • ART SUPPLIES • CAMERAS • DARK ROOM School for pre-school through Church III and above. 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir rehearsal leadership, tactical control c grades three; Nursery for children School, Grades EQUIPMENT • DEVELOPING • PRINTING 10:45 a.m. Church School, Grades in the Choir Room. infantry units and physic under three during morning worship. I and II, and Nursery and Kinder- 'ri u! tsDA y 6:30 p.m. Brother: , 270 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE (N e xt t tie.ner's Furs) MU 3.4342 10:15 a.m. Morning Worship, Lay- contitioning. Upon graduatio garten. 10:45 a.m. Morning Wor- hood rnonth l y nieetin g.A umuth from college he will be eligibl men's Sunday, with the service led watering oyster stew will be various men of the church. Do- ship, the Rev. Robert Wood Coe, for a commission as a secor by served. After the business meet- nald L. Amy, Organist, will play Executive Secretary of the lieutenant in the Marine Corp: Massachusetts Bible Society will ing, led by Pres. William Workman, for the Prelude, "Adagio from be the guest preacher. Lou li. Dr. William Wagenbach, psychia- Sonata IV" by Handel and "Baro- trist, will give an illustrated lec- At The Churchee ! que Suite: Prelude and Air" by Steigler, Minister of Music will CLOSE OUT ture. play as the prelude, "Three Litur- (Continued front Page Ltgnt) Williams. The sermon will convey Ballard Vale United Church a three-fold emphasis on "The gical Preludes" by George Olroyd. rehearsal. REV. RALPH A. ROSENBLAD, Pastor SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sundt Christian Layman" with Thomas The Sanctuary Choir will sing FRIDAY: 3:45 p.m. Junior Choir School. 10:30 a.m. Memoris Wraight speaking -on "Failures of "Jesu, grant me this I pray" by (Continued on Page 'Nine) Chimes. 11 a.m. Morning Worshii the Christian Layman"; Frederick Charles Kitson. The Prayer Res- 1000 ponse will be "Almighty Father, Our Greeters will be Mrs. Edna L Fitzgerald speaking on "Successes Hear fin and Mrs. Johq Wilson, Sermoi 15f the Christian Layman", and Gary My Prayer" by Felix Mendels- sohn. 6:30 p.m. Pilgrin Fellowship 5:Z Smothers speaking on "Opportuni- "The Compelling Desire". OFF LIST PRICE ON ties • for the Christian Layman". will meet at the Church to go to p.m. Junior High Youth Felloi The Senior Choir of the church will the West Parish Church for a pro- ship. Donald Brouck will lead ti gram with the Andover Council of FREE worship. 7 p.m. Senior You 1957 sing "The Lord Is My Light" by Allitson; the Youth Choir will Churches. Young people of grades Fellowship. sing, "To Thee, 0 Jesus Christ, 9-12 are welcome each Sunday Mothproofing MONDAY: 8 p.m. Church Counc OLDSMOBILES W e Cry" by Brahms; the Junior evening. THURSDAY: 3:15 p.m. Cher Choir will sing, "To God On nigh MONDAY: 2:30 p.m. Girl Scouts, Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. Serti lie Thanks and Praise" by Decius. Troop 87, Mrs. William C. Mac- ON ALL Choir rehearsal. ONLY A FEW LEFT The Postlude by Mr. Amy will be Adam, Troop Leader. 6 p.m. King's Christ Church "Baroque Suite: Finale" by Wil- Daughters supper and meeting. GARMENTS REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector liams. 3 p.m. Andover Council of Mrs. Alexander Wilson will be in SUNDAY: 8 a.m. holy Ca charge of devotions. The Program LEFT WEST STREET MOTORS Churches meeting at Christ's munion. 9:15 a.m. Family Servi Episcopal Church. 5 p.m. School of will be Mrs. Doris Arnfield who FOR CLEANING and Sunday School. 11 a.m. Moi World Friendship box-lunch supper. will talk about handwriting and ing Service and Sermon. 11 a. 134 WEST STREET — LAWRENCE Beverages provided by members of give analysis. 7:30 p.m. Sanctuary Sunday School and Nursery Cla: Women's Union. 6 p.m. School of Choir rehearsal. 7:45 p.m. Board 3 p.m. Meeting of Andover Coun, TEL. LAW. 38775 THIS WEEKS SPECIAL &LDS/MOIL" World Friendship Evening Session of Christian Education, Kindergar- of Churches. 6:45 p.m. Ando' begins in sanctuary. 6:30 p.m. ten Room. SILK OR WOOL Youth Council (West Par TUESDAY: 7 p.m. Cub Scouts Junior and Senior High Youth Church). Fellowship Hall — Alan G. Chad- Fellowships meet. After worship MONDAY: 3:30 p.m. Jun wick, Cubmaster. 7:30 p.m. Circle and separate business meetings, Choir rehearsal. 7:45 p.m. Frier', V will meet at the home of Mrs. DRESSES the groups will take part in the Guild. Sagaser, 195 Holt rd. The topic for School of World Friendship and 'THURSDAY: 6:30 p.m. Ch the evening will be"Japan". Cir- OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 will see a movie "south of the rehearsal. cle Leader, Mrs. Wilson Neisser. 79c NOTES: Friday, Oct. 18 Clouds", depicting the influence of Christianity in a college situa- 7:45 p.m. Prudential Committee Luke's Day) 10 a.m. Holy Cr Use Our FIRST CLASS BANK-BY-MAIL SERVICE tion in Lebanon. After the meet- meeting, Primary Room. 8 p.m. munion. ing there will be informal recreation Ping Pong Club. Men of the The North Parish Church in the Lower Parish Ball. Parish are always welcome. (Unitarian) — North Andover THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Friendly SAVE-BY-MAIL MONDAY: 7:30 p.m. Adult TROUSERS REV. E.A .BROWN JR., Ministe Church Membership Class meets Service sewing meeting. Workers are needed to assist with sewing FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Choir rehears at the church with Rev. Horace at the church. • No special trips. Seldon; Movie, "We Came This for the Lawrence General hospital and Danvers State Hospital. Bring SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. Chu Way" showing something of Con- The bank is as near your box lunch and coffee will be School in the vestry. 9:45 served. 1:15 p.m. Weekday School DRY CLEANED & PRESSED as your mailbox. of Religion. 3:30 p.m. Carol choir rehearsal, grades 4, 5 and 6. 8 p.m. DOLLARS — We pay postage APC Invitation night. Speaker Mrs. Grace B. Mitchell, Pigtails to both ways EXPERT Permanents". West Parish Church SHIRTS REV. HUGH B. PENNEY, Pastor JOHN DIE OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY! THURSDAY: 8 p.m. The Wo- Current Dividend 3°. Compounded Quarterly iiien's Federation invites all And- , iver church women to their uctober meeting. The Rev. Hilda lees will speak on "Some Things 20c FOR ink women know." LAUNDERED & REFINISHED sl NDAY: Youth SHIPMENT 9:15 a.m. j or STORAGE 24 HOUR ti NOW THRU SATURDAY xc DRY CLEANING Gary Cooper fY SERVICE Start your savir KENT LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON George Montgomery AVAILABLE ALL LAS T OF THE BAD MEN SAVINGS LOCAL • LONG-DISTANCE AN] INSURED MOVING Sunday thru IN FULL Tuesday • „. An •—• CITY SAVTh i4:414..X0 Robert Vaughn NO TIME TO BE YOUNG ANDOVER — NOI AGENT Cleaners & Dyers 264 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE orth rican Sal Mine° FOR OPEN TUESDAY EVENINGS 7 to 8 P.M. VAN LINE THE YOUNG DON'T CRY 8 PARK ST. ANDOVER l)eposits Fully lnsu THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER 10, 1957 9

`Kindergarten in the Alliance Room. Mrs. Henderson Is !qrs. Ruth White, Mrs. Doris Hood and also relatives in Syracuse, 11 a.m. Morning Service of Wor- and Miss Dora Ward. N. Y. ship. Mr. Brown will preach. 11 Lafalot Club Head Those who attended the meeting a.m. Nursery care .provided in LEARN TO DRIVE 'Elie annual meeting of the Lafa- were Mrs. Phoebe Carter, Mrs. Alliance Room. II a.m. High lot Club was held last Tuesday Ruth White, Miss Ebba Peterson, School class. 5:45 p.m. Youth evening. Previous to the meeting Mrs. Doris Hood, Mrs. Alex Hen- LAWRENCE Fellowship meets in vestry. supper was enjoyed at the Oar and derson, Miss Dora Ward, Mrs. Al- MONDAY: 3 p.m. Girl Scout Anchor. bion Johnson, Mrs. Dudley Young, AUTO SCHOOL Troop 64. 7 p.m. Religious Educa- At the meeting, which was held Miss Ruth Kilburn, Mrs. Grant 15/ bRUADWAY, LAWRENCE= tion Institute at Nashua. 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Doris Hood's on Abbot st., Silva, Miss Marion Abbott, Miss L -,,renre's most ,Tlude•rti Executive Board of the Women's the election of officers for the Agnes Kydd, Mrs. Carl Stevens and ,river training school Alliance. 7:30 p.m. United Church- coming year was held with results Mrs. Arthur Lewis. men's Fellowship. ,cessed by ke-pStrfir as follows: President, Mrs. Alex- Mrs. Edward Kreiger has re- • r P.'Ot or Vnh Iles g TUESDAY: 7 p.m. Boy Scout ander Henderson; Vice President, Troop 84. turned to her home on High Plain Miss Marion Abbott; Secretary, Mrs. rd. after visiting her brother and lord and Auto, WEDNESDAY: 7:30 p.m. Women's Dudley Young; Treasurer, Mrs. his family Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Alliance meeting. Grant Silva; Goodwill Committee, Schauer of Oneida Lake, N. Y. CALL MU 6-4365 Christian Science Society (6 Locke Street) I. SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. et -11 a.m. Church service. Subject of MURRAY'S GULF SERVICE Graduated from a six-week lesson sermon: "Are Sin, Disease N- Naval Reserve Officer Training and Death Real?" le Corps course at Quantico, Va., Reading room, 66 Main st. open 12:30 to 4 p.m., Monday through er was Midshipman William F. Friday, except holidays. HAVE US READY Bird Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. it WEDNESDAY: Testimony meet- or William F. Bird, 12 Canterbury ings 8 p.m. To st. and a student at Holy Cross. to chran Chapel n. The summer training stressed REV. A GRAHAM BALDWIN, Minister YOUR CAR FOR al leadership, tactical control of SUNDAY: 11 a.m. Service of infantry units and physical Worship. Speaker, Dr. llenry P. T- contitioning. Upon graduation Van Dusen, President of Union h- from college he will be eligible Theological Seminary. he for a commission as a second St. Augustine's Church lieutenant in the Marine Corps. REV. HENRY B. SMITH, Pastor WINTER! on, SATURDAY: Confessions 4 to in- 5:30 and 7:30 to 9 p.m. At The Churches SUNDAY: Masses 6:30, 8, 9, 10, (Continued from Page I:: Oil) 11 and 12. It rehearsal. St. Augustine's Holy Name S3- 3 tor SUNDAY: 9:30 a.no. Sunday ciety will receive holy Commu- oir School. 10:30 a.m. Memorial nion in a body at the 8 o'clock Chimes. 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Mass. Our Greeters will be Mrs. Edna Lai- St. Joseph's Church This is the dangerous season for your car . . . it's fin and Mrs. Johq Wilson, Sermon: (Ballardvale) warm today and apt to be cold tomorrow! That's your "The Compelling Desire". 5:30 SUNDAY: Mass at 9 o'clock. signal to drive in and have us ready your car for WIN- p.m. Junior High Youth Fellow- Confessions heard before Mass. TER ahead! ship. Donald Brouck will lead the worship. 7 p.m. Senior Youth Miss Eastham Wins Fellowship. MONDAY: 8 p.m. Church Council. College Honors THURSDAY: 3:15 p.m. Cherub Miss Nancy Eastham, a junior RADIATOR ANTI-FREEZE Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. Senior at Mount Holyoke College, has Have us protect your radiator today . . with Permanent or Al- Choir rehearsal. been named a Sarah Williston cohol type Anti-freeze .. then forget the thermometer! Christ Church scholar. This year 57 of these awards have been made to REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector students who have made a high SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy Com- record of work in their first two munion. 9:15 a.m. Family Service GULF PERMANENT years at the college. and Sunday School. 11 a.m. Morn- GULF ing Service and Sermon. 11 a.m. Miss Eastham, the daughter of GULF Sunday School and Nursery Class. Mr. and Mrs. James S. E:astham, 26 Alden st., was also awarded a S 3 25 GALLON 3 p.m. Meeting of Andover Council ANTIFREEZE 1011° Sarah Williston prize. These (Serviced) C°1 of Churches. 6:45 Andover p.m. prizes are awarded annually to Youth Council (West Parish ANTIFREEZE Church). the five top ranking Sarah Willis- ton scholars in each class. MONDAY: 3:30 p•m. Junior A tgaduate of Abbot Academy, Choir rehearsal. 7:45 p.m. Friendly Miss Eastham has been active Guild. GULF COLD-FLO in the orchestra and took part in ri1.11;) THURSDAY: 6:30 p.m. Choir the music department concert rehearsal. GALLON early this year. NOTES: Friday, Oct. 18 (St. 160 (Serviced) Luke's Day) 10 a.m. Holy Com- Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN munion. The North Parish Church THE GARDEN (Unitarian) — North Andover REV. E.A..BROWN JR., Minister SHOP FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal Corsages at the church. Cut Flowers SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. Church Potted Plants GULF School in the vestry. 9:45 a.m. 80 LOWELL ST. TEL. 276 iD DOLLARS AND SENSE SNOW TIRES ...the big silent type

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Boards Must Choose W isely GOURMET There's a lot of speculation around town about a forth- "STEALS" coming appointment to the I3oard of Public ‘\orks. BY Under the law, the Board of Public ‘1orks may decide BErry that it is wise to fill the vacancy on the Board. Once Whether tried, baked, broiled, having made that decision, they must then meet with the barbecued, roasted or cooked in Selectmen and a majority vote of the combined Boards is water, our feathered friend, the needed to select a Member. If the 131'11 wishes, it may also chicken — sans feathers, of course — is bound to reach more decide to let the vacancy exist until the' next town elec- family tables this month and next tion. This has been done once or twice before by the 131)1 than any other meat. Broilers and fryers are being featured in all when a vacancy came shortly before the election. the markets in abundant supply, This time, however, it looks like serious thought is tender and very young — not more titan 16 weeks old I'm told. being given to making an appointment. If one is to be made, Average weight of these flavor- citizens of the town have a right to expect that the best ful little babies is under three pounds, so you see you won't possible man will be chosen, without regard to politics, have to break up the bridge game whose chum he happens to be or whether he can be de- much before four o'clock if you pended upon to vote "right" according to the views of want to plan to have a good chicken dinner ready by six. some members. I like to buy my broilers Several names of men in the town have already been quartered, which makes just a nice serving for the first round, at mentioned unofficially as being interested. They mostly least, and then, too, the pieces fit are men who have sought out members of the Board to ask nicely in the try pan, making it easy to gently turn then. as they for the job. brown. Halves are more elegant Wouldn't it make more sense to go looking for the man for company, however, and as a NO ORDINARY CATS' PAWS — Calico, pet mother cat of ,^Ars, DON'T QUIBBLE, VOTE! suggestion for an easy and very who can do the best job — because often an able man delicious dinner party I can think Walter Wroble of Shawsheen rd., produced cute and unusual off. meeting that Haggett's Pond doesn't push himself into the limelight while hopeful of nothing more tempting, in fact, spring three weeks ago, Both kittens have six toes on the front for two wells and 6200 feet o (Leone) politicians always do. than broiled halves of young paws. Both, by the way, are males. MOVE SWIFTLY TO chickens. Buttered snap beans baking them. (Mrs. Anthony Lume- It should be evident that the weight of this decision with a hint of summer savory TIE IN WELLS , a nello, for one, who has made two rests with the BPW, because that four-member Board can sweet potato and apple casserole Reports O n (Continued from Page One) and in place of the familiar tossed batches so far this week!) Inci- Still to come, in the effort out-vote the three-member Board of Selectmen when it dentally, this recipe makes 80 or Tree Planting or molded salad, why not little get the wells tied in this wint, 90 cookies. comes to the actual selection of the new member. dishes of sliced cucumbers in are bids on the pumping hous I cup homogenized shorten•- sour cream sauce? l'he Andover Village Improve- ing and equipment. Some $59,000 wo merit Society, through its secre- Now that the cucumbers are 1 cup dk. brown sugar of pipe and fittings had alrea tary, Lester Newton, has recalled crisp and at their best, it is not 1 cup granulated sugar been contracted for, the Board t the Society's and town's tree- necessary or even desirable to Si tsp. vanilla plained. Down the Years with The Townsman planting program and reported on peel them. Just slice thinly 2 eggs unbeaten Engineer Joseph Lawlor said t activities during the year. The don't be skeptical, prejudiced or 1554 cup pastry flour two bids received Tuesday night report front Mr. Newton reads: on wells and mains — represent 30 1 car, Igo — October, 1907 County Agricultural stuffy about this now, for I 1 tsp, soda "Two agencies were active a saving of 811,000, compared Mrs. Joseph F. Cole ot Chest- School's department of agriculture warrant you and your guests will Si tsp salt during the early spring in carrying nut st. was the victim of a serious this year. Muriel Johnson has en- love them served this way: SS tsp cinnamon his firm's estimate for this work out a program of planting shade accident while a member of rolled in the Homemaking depart- CUCUMBERS IN SOUR CREAM 44 cup chopped walnuts The low bid on the mains ca trees. The Tree Department ot "Bassett's Foliage Tour" of the ment. 1 large cucumber 3 cups quick oats in at 1124,218 from DiMartino E Sons. Next came E. Susi and White Mountains which lett Haver- Miss Ruth Pratt, Miss Mary Bar- I-2 cup sour cream Use the electric mixer for this the BPW planted trees along the liams Corp., at 824,281 and tin hill Saturday. Sunday, 16 of the nard, Edward Howe, Standish Per- Tbl. cider or tarragon and beat well the first five in- streets of Andover and the park 1 committee of the A.V.I.S. con- party left Intervale House on a kins and Albert Swenson cont- vinegar gredients. Sift the dry ingredients was the Z. and S. Construct] and add with large wooden spoon timed its project of planting in Co,, with 824,395.75, mountain brake drawn by six prised the committee in charge of 1L2 tsp. salt the park. . . horses for a drive through the the dance, sponsored by the chopped chives (I would); then fold in oats and ,1 The engineers' estimate a "Anappropriation front the $33,000 on the mains and 813,0 beautiful hills. When about five Punchard seniors Saturday night. paprika nuts. Drop by spoonfuls on A.V.I.S. enabled the Tree Depart- on miles from Intervale and while the jo Years Ago — October, 1947 Put the sliced cucumbers in greased baking sheets and bake the wells. team was rounding a sweeping Mr. and Mrs. Stafford A. Lind- bowl of cold water, add salt and 12 to 15 min. in 350 degree oven. ment to expand its program further Cu Be Done In Time than in h years. Thtrusteese curve, there was a sudden loud say, 6 Argyle st., announce the place in refrigerator. After several The Board interviewed all thr DELICIOUS GOLD CAKE voted the rchase , snapping, the next instant one of engagement of their daughter, hours remove to large sieve, rinse low bidders, with the Selects . (Mrs. Bart Smalley) shade trtrees, providedopfroSv5i0dOedto thee town the rear wheels tell Iron, the Barbara Cook, to Donald Adelbert with cold running water and drain. V2 and Finance Committee listeni cup Spry would appropriate an equal d• broken axle and 16 happy people Boynton, son of Mrs. Marion Press gently with hands to remove in, to find out how soon they co 2 cups cake flour, sifted mount. The offer was accepted were piled into a frightened heap Lewis Boynton and the late moisture. Combine sour cream start and liow long the work wo 11/2 cups granulated sugar by the town and as a result the under the brake in the roadway. late Kellogg Boynton of Hidden rd. with vinegar and toss the cucum- 2 eggs take. Tree Department planted 106 Both of Mrs. Cole's torearn.s were Mr. and Mrs. William II. Mer- hers into the dressing. Add General opinion was that I 3 tsp. baking powder shade trees, which include Pin tractured. chant, 14 Canterbury st., cele- chopped chives and paprika. If % tsp salt mains could be installed in atm Oaks, Norway Sugar Maples, rhornas Bentley conducted brated their 20th wedding anniver- you have no chives, Spanish I tsp. 50 working days, although the I vanilla Yellow-Woods, Lindens and another tishing party oft Swamp- sary last week by motoring down onion rings can be added to the 1 cup milk bidder specified 80 days in I scott Saturday. Those in to the others. "I hese trees were given to bid. lie the party to Williamsburg, Va., where they salted water along with the cucum- Another agreed to the shorter tie Ballardvalecontribution P.T.A. cook book citizens who filed applications were *Fhornas Donovan, George staved at the Williamsburg Inn. tiers. explaining that it is customary with the Tree Department of the Donovan, Howard Baker, J. Morse, They combined the trip with a SWEET POTATO-APPLE give some leeway in favor of many.which isMrs. proving Smalley satisfactory bakes herto BPW. Fifteen applications for David O'Connell, Edward O'Con- visit to Georgetown University CASSEROLE contractor, when time must nell, Kent Wilton, James Fair- where their son, Hobert, entered This is another delicious way of cake in many forms with equal trees next spring have already specified in the contract. T weather, George Ireland, George his sophomore year this fall. using the apples you may be success — cup cakes, loaf, square been received. This work is doing might prevent a contractor fi Frye, George Dane, Ralph Man- Miss Joan Dorothy Blanchette, buying in large quantities this or layers. It takes a 350 oven; a permanent good for property being penalized if he gets held ring, Dudley Lindsay, A. M. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice month. Two tart ones should be about 25 min. for layers. owners by making their homes because of weather or unfors more attractive and more pleasant Colby, Lawrence Colby and .1. Curran Jr. of Greencourt, So. enough for an average casserole ledge. I LIKE A BUTTER CAKE to live in. Thomas Bentley. Lawrence Colby Main st. and Miss Harriet Sears, and if you have sweet cider, use Lawlor told the BPW With real butter, that is — a half has that caught the most fish and Ralph "In the park, the AVIS daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1/2 cup ot that, too. This is about pound and for two cups of flour I drawn on an appropriation of 8300 work can be finished this wit Manning the largest. II. Sears of Rockwell House, have the way I prepare the casserole: easily — with mains to be r use four eggs. The only skimping and planted, in the early Spring, Mrs. Lillian White and daughter, entered the (louse in the Pines at 6 average size sweet structed in the streets first. V I do is on added flavorings (with 21 trees at the eastern end of the Sarah and Cornelius Murnane have Norton. potatoes butter which has a good flavor of park. The kinds of trees planted in the country area, about 20 j ',cell spending several days with 2 tart apples cent Fred Cole, Punchard left half- its own, only 1/2 of the total 8000 feet, co the tormer's sister in itochester, back, suffered a tractured nose tsp. salt tsp. vanilla; or no are Sugar Maples, Crimson king vanilla and just a grating of fresh Maples, Trident Maples, Japanese \ II. While they where there they and a slight concussion in an Tbl. butter lemon peel or 1/2 tsp. almond ex- Keaki, Moraine Locusts, Sunburst attended the F air. unusual.accident drain.; a practice 54 cup cider tract). I also skimp on baking Locusts, Eley Crabapple and Si 25 Years Ago — October, 1932 session Monday afternoon. 3 Tbl. l)k. brown sugar The , powder — just l'/2 tsp. of Rumford. variegated Leaf Maples. t'• John NI. Erving replaced James ---- - — Pare the potatoes and slice I mix it the old fashioned method — Richard Abbott had charge of thi- thinly; core the apples and slice. J. Du.ttin Jr. as commander of TOWNSMAN long creaming of butter and sugar; work. Andover Post, 2128, N.1. as CORRESPONDENTS Cortlands are good for this and then add the egg yolks (saving "The Dutch Elm disease rid- the result of the elections held West Parish Tel. 2445 don't pare them, but thinly slice dle stiffly beaten whites to the caused much concern this sun night. Other officers NIrs. Sarah Lewis these, also. Arrange apples and Monday last, gently folding them in). Now mer to the Tree Department. Ou: elected were senior vice-comn.an- Ballardvale Tel. 267M potatoes in alternate layers in a alternate the sifted dry ingre- of 106 trees tested, 71 or 67 per der, William (,. Martin; junior vice- Mrs. truth Green buttered casserole. Dot with clients (2 cups cake flour, 11/2 tsp. cent fell victims of the disease. TUB conainander, Alex Btamire; quarter- Shawsheen Tel. 1030 butter, add melted butter and baking powder and 1/2 master, Harold S. Cates; advocate, Mrs. Elisabeth Blaisdell sugar and pour on the cider. Bake tsp. salt) with The department reports six trees 1 cup milk to which the flavoring have already been removed and the James J. Dugan; chaplain, Alex with cover in 350 degree oven &toper. Establis,rd 1887 has been added. Fold in the department is now working on Forsythe, surgeon, F rank Petty; 1 HE AIIDGVEFt TOWl:SMAN until potatoes are soft or nearly whites. This makes a beautiful, the others. Last year the two and otficer of the day, William Published F ,ery Thursday sots. Remove the cover and allow rather stiff batter which can be lost 77 trees on account of the Snyder. 70 Main Street, Andover, Mass. to brown for the next 10 or 15 spooned into a large square pan disease. William P. liusby of the Mr, and 'sirs. Roland %leeks, who Entered as Second Class Matter at minutes. (81/2 X81/2 X2" deep) and baked in a Tree Department is in charge G001 have been at fork Beach, .Me., all The Andover Post Otti,e OATMEAL MACAROON 350 oven. Allow less than an the work." summer, spent the past two weeks 1-rice : Cr per Copy $:..0c per Year COOKIES BETTER BLOWC visiting Mr. and Mrs. John i; I ublisher lrvin7 E. Hovers (Mrs. George Moss) hour. Don't overbake. It will brown Hassell and funnily ot Montpelier, Editor David E.'Young Mrs. Moss, who lives on Das- nicely with no cracks. GARDEN CLUB MET BETTER PUt t. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Don- Kustr,es.; comb rd. and has live children This butter cake can be sliced The Spade and Trowel Garden nell at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y., all Adv. Mgr.. . .11aynsand ES. DePuIsseuu under I() years of age, has deve- thinly without crumbing all over Club held its first meeting of the BETTER relatives of Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. Ballurdvale Huth ,...reen loped this cookie recipe which is you and the table. It is light and season Tuesday evening in I" FIT Y Weeks was Jean h:dmands betore West Porno,. . . . just the ticket for snacking fine-grained and gets raves by my home of Mrs. Wilson Neisser, - bake judges (here at home). Foster cir. Mrs. Neisser sp,], her marriage. NATIONAL EDIIORIAl school kids in mid-afternoon. She Ruth F airweather, Gordon hall, has contributed the recipe to the PERSON AL on bulbs and fall bouquets. '.0* ASSOCIATION Dorothy Jennings and All .u] Ifallurdvale P.T.A. cook book, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Danielson of hostesses for the evening were Albert E Ouellette, all of Andover, ari. just published and many of Mrs. Cutler rd. spent the weekend in Mrs. Donald Macauley and Mrs. among the HO accepted in tit, Muss' friends and neighbors are Sorry, Me. Warren ()Wittier. 314 So. Broadway, 11111111111111111011.1111.4....r.nar 1.1111MP"

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saving, he estimated, of about will not be drawn down by the 1190,000); that possibly a 10-bed well and that the filter beds in filter plant at the Shawsheen Mills Shawsheen were not practical for might be available to provide fil- municipal use. He also said that tered water for the town. Engineer Lawlor refuted the (Continued on Page 15) Taxpayers' statements, stating that the multiple tie-in, with SMALL JOBS booster pumps, would ultimately PAINTING 880,000 cost when adding in high Interior and Exterior maintenance and pumping costs; that the 16-inch main needed to be PAT O'SULLIVAN installed eventually, whatever happens now; that Pomp's Pond TEL. AND. 2115-R

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YOU DIDN'T.. I HAVE A NEW BEDROOM TELEPHONE r s. DON'T QUIBBLE, VOTE! - John Rasmussen of West Andover tells voters at the special town )ff- meeting that Haggett's Pond is too low for safety, as he urges them to support the BPW's article ont for two wells and 6200 feet of force main. The article was adopted moments later. (Leone) me) You too can have the convenience and beauty of MOVE SWIFTLY TO be carried on into December, he a multiple tie-in, with booster an extension telephone—in color—for only $1.25 TIE IN WELLS predicted. pumps, could be accomplished for or less a month plus tax and one-time initial charge. Town Meeting (Continued front Page One) $20,000 and the town would still Harking back to Monday night's get 500,000 gallons of water daily Still to come, in the effort to special town meeting, some 578 from the Ilkillardvale well (a NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. get the wells tied in this winter, voters gave unanimous approval to are bids on the pumping houses the water project. First, they beat ove- and equipment. Some 859,000 worth an amendment offered by the Tax- !ere- of pipe and fittings had already payers Association, which would sited been contracted for, the Board ex- have created a special five-member tree- plained. on Engineer Joseph Lawlor said the board of review. This board, pro- osed by Taxpayer President The two bids received Tuesday night - on wells and mains - represented Henry Wolfson, would have been in- ctive a saving of $11,000, compared to structed to report to the town within two weeks on whether the rying his firm's estimate for this work. BPW plan was practical or whether bade The low bid on the mains came Taxpayer suggestions could be it of in at $24,218 from DiMartino and adopted. the Sons. Next came E. Susi and Wil- At the outset of the meeting, park liams Corp., at 824,281 and third BPW Chairman Allen Flye reviewed con- was the Z. and S. Construction in Co., with 824,395.75. the water problem and outlined the Board's reasons for requesting the The engineers' estimate was $280,000 to solve the water supply the 833,000 on the mains and $13,000 part- on the wells. emergenCy. Mr. Wolfson raised these points: •:•:•:•:•" irther Can Be Done In Time that Pomp's Pond might be drawn stees The Board interviewed all three down by the Ballardvale well; that i•hase low bidders, with the Selectmen town and Finance Committee listening 11 in, to find out how soon they could epted start and )tow long the work would Private t the take. 106 General opinion was that the Dining Room ; Pin mains could be installed in about available for parties up to 118 iples, 50 working days, although the low . . . Wedding Receptions, Ban- and bidder specified 80 days in his quets. — for every occasion... Winter is not so far away. en to bid. He agreed to the shorter time, Your home may need: itions explaining that it is customary to If the give some leeway in favor of the for 3 contractor, when time must be ready • Combination windows and storm doors specified in the contract. This Charles doing • Insulation might prevent a contractor from )perty being penalized if he gets held up Steak House ...... • A new heating unit tomes because of weather or unforseen Rump Steak for Two • Repainting and re-roofing asaia ledge. $5.90 • Conversion of an attic into an Lawlor told the BPW has that th e Full Course Dinner attractive room $300 work can be finished this winter easily - with mains to be con- Rhone Law. MU 2-7732 structed in the streets first. Work of the ROUTES 125 - 133 in the country area, about 20 per- Get the cost of the work which you wish done and looted Near Airport, No. Andover kinc cent of the total 8000 feet, could finance it at reasonable bank rates through the Bay ,anc, State Merchants National Bank. n burst and G. The All-New AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES )f this

e has sun, L Out 7 ner- ,, TUBELES ants ,nd the Super-Caashissn ng an NA I IONAI. (SANK town of the of the i.ge Of GOOD EAR 84 MAIN ST. ANDOVER BETTER BLOWOUT PROTECTION TEL. 119 9 Garden .4 BETTER PUNCTURE PROTECTION AMPLE PARKING FACILITIES of the BETTER PERFORMANCE IN LAWRENCE in the FIT YOUR PRESENT WHEELS ser, 21 kr li- 23b ESSEX ST. - 590 ESSEX ST. - 29 BROADWAY Cor. ESSEX ST. sp MENU EH FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COOP. ;s. g Were 91 d Mrs. Albert E. Schlott, Inc. 314 So. Broadway, Lawrence Tel.Mu 2 - 2 161 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER 10, 1957 onald Frederick Andover Little League for a dona- Bradlee School PTA ad 3rd Birthday tion was read and Mrs. II arry Cast Set For Rumpelstiltskin Named Officers Dustin gave a report on the cook- Little Donald Frederick, son o books and stated that any extra r. and Mrs. Albert Frederick of The first meeting of the Ballard- copies be returned to her. ,well Junction celebrated his ad birthday with a party on Wed• vale Parent Teacher Association Durwood Moody gave a report on was held last Oct. 3 in the Bradlee the annual Halloween party. usilay Oct. 2, at his home. Games were played and the school. Several members volunteered to The meeting was opened by the help. n gster received many gifts. secretary 11rs. Henry Wrigley, due Ideas for future entertainment at II..eshments of ice cream, birth. to the resignation of the president meetings was discussed. Lionel d cake and tonic was served by and vice president. Goulet stated that he would h mother. Guests included Donna, Charles Bentley as chairman of appreciate any helpful suggestions oloriel and David Tallini, Mike the nominating committee, sub- concerning the safety patrol. Mrs. It.. nd Mark Keselack, Dianne, James Branis' Kindergarten room won the ' • .iard and Donald Frederick mitted the names of James Gardner e • for president and John Andrews banner award, Following the meet- Znamierowski, Steyr for first vice president and they ing refreshments were served by were approved unanimously. A com- the officers. munication of thanks from the PILGItIM FELLOWSHIP HELD RETREAT r Members of the Senior High Art Supplies Pilgrim Fellowship of the West Largest Assortment in the Church enjoyed a Days' Retreat at Andover-Lawrence Area. the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ball at Seabrook, N. H. on FAMOUS NAMES Wednesday. Plans were discussed IN OILS, CASEIN, for their winter activities. A ham- PASTELS, TEMPERA berg and hot dog cookout was en- AND WATER COI OR joyed at noon time. ALLIED Window Shades - Traverse Roth Venetian Blinds PAINT Cleaned-He-taped-Re-Corded STORE S. A. Shiepe Co., Inc, 34 227 Hampshire St., Lawrence AMESBURY ST. LAWRENCE MU 2-7403 READING FOR PARTS - These youngsters read for parts in Rumpelstiltskin, the first play to be.presented by the Children's Theatre Workshop this fall. Left to right are Ray Chadwick, Philip Sorota, Cathy Pickering, Matt Roehrig, Darlene Bennert and Mrs. William Edwards, GEO. W. HORN E CO. director. Leone) LAWRENCE, MASS. • TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK Not Cowribs or Spindleshanks or While not a musical performance, WILL RECEIVE Spiderlegs . . or Caspar, Melchior SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING some music has been written in HOLY COMMUNION Telephone 7339 Established 11154 or Balthazar . . . . to add gaiety and interest and to The Holy Name Society of St. Rumpelstiltskin is my name! give more children an opportunity Augustine's Church will receive At least it's young Dudley to take part. A chorus of singers Holy Communion Sunday at the On The CcunPus " Whitney's for the next five weeks, has not as yet been selected, but 8 o clock Mass. of -4•gisi;•V -4.1117;•• 7 for Dudley has been chosen to Mrs. John Cole has agreed to Phillips Academy play the title role in the first provide the piano accompaniment. Children's Theatre Workshop play Costumes, scenery, lights, The Royalty In- Northern, •-cA- ndover Inn this coming Nov. 15 and 16 in make-up and all stage work will Memorial Auditorium of the And- be executed by members of the A "Treadway Inn over Junior High School. Workshop under the supervision of Plump, This favorite Grimm tale, "Rum- Parents TOPCOATS League chairmen, Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 - Dinner 5:30 to 8:30 pelstiltskin", which will be pre- appointed by the general Theatre Sunday Dinner 12 to 8 sented by the new, permanently- Workshop chairman, Mrs. Samuel S. 16 to formed Workshop, under the spon- Rogers, at the organizational Wedding Receptions - Bridge Luncheons - Banquets sorship of the No. Andover-And- meeting last spring. HARRIS Tel. 903 - ROBERT N. FRAZER, Manager over Parents League, is now being GIFT SHOP OPEN 12 to 8 DAILY regularly rehearsed three days Campfire Leaders weekly in the Central School Auditorium and the Graham House Planned Events TWEED at Phillips Academy. Mrs. Wil- The Leader-Sponsor Association liam R. Edwards of Salem st. is of the Campfire Girls met Oct. 1 the capable director, under whom at the home of the chairman, Mrs. a large group of boys and girls Gordon Lauder. from grades six through nine, com- During a discussion of plans prising the cast and working for the year, it was decided that, crews, is busily working. in order for a child to participate Shawsheen Luncheonette The full cast, carefully chosen in the program, parents must by the director herself after two absolve the leaders of any llot Lunches — Grilled Sandwiches days of tryouts, follows: liability for injuries. The Daughter (who must spin Coffee — Bulk Ice-Cream — Sodas Mrs. Doris MacCalluni, district gold out of straw), Debbie Dear- leader, announced that two basic CHOI born; Mother Hulda, Bridget Par- training sessions will be held OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. sons; The Miller, "Chippy" Wil- Oct. 29 and Nov. 5 in the Con- SUNDAYS 8 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. son; The Miller's Wife, Nancy gregational Church in No. Read- Top o Hart; The King, Allan Johnson; ing. All leaders and assistants SHAViSIIEEN VILLAGE - 1)110NE 3488 lngert, Gary Chadwick; Gothol, are eligible t, attend these Philip Sirota; The King's Son, Mat- sessions. Heavy Corn thew Roehrig; Karen, Lee Clark; Appointments announced during A Nurse, Ainslie Anderson; the meeting include Mrs. Gerry Ladies-inWaiting, Carol Jones Lebach, treasurer; Mrs. James and Denise Puma; Page, Peter Prout, hospitality; Mrs. Martin Bradford. Cathy Pickering has Burns, uniform exchange; Mrs. been chosen the prompter. Michael Pawlik, supplies; Mrs. Sherman Carr, nominating com- mittee and Mrs. Robert Foster, publicity. FLAGSTONE Others attending the meeting were Mrs. Chester Kopatch; Mrs. Assorted Colors Douglas Howe, Mrs. John Lowe, Harris "Fwe•eil wit h Mrs. Frank Santuccio, Mrs. Alex- its !Idly "hand" Tel. MU 6-6149 ander Blamire, Mrs. Don Scott, and long wearing Mrs. John Flaherty and Mrs. iiroperties is the Frank Jamieson . perfect roat for town CALL 1943 FOR and i.othitt IlliNANomy OUR AD TAKER wear. somilimmx•••••■•moriimmumumuumn Freshly Grc 59.50 Costs Are Up! A Big a Court judgments are higher these days. So are medical expenses. Let's talk over the ITS EASY TO MOVE THE MAYFLOWER WAY' liability limits and form of sickness and accident insurance you need now for full BEGLEY-MAYFLOWER protection. Just Call. LOCAL AND L ONG DISTANCE MOVING SMAPT (V It LACC. INC. P. F. BEGLEY COMPANY PACK IN(, (IRA I INU - STORAUt :,ftgef-Ntice `iJUNCTII 15 UNION ',IRI t 1 BANK BUILDING ANL, i R TEL. 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onald Frederick Bourassa, Billy Hickey, Dorothy present were Mr. and Mrs. Tyning college in mid-October. RETURNS TO ACADEMY Ilickey,Mrs. Marie Bourassa, Mrs. Sr. also of No. Andover and Mr. FOR SECOND YEAR ad 3rd Birthday Gerald Znamierowski, Mrs. Alfred In the last annual tabulation of Jon Dell Swenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. HaroldyninF l', American Alumni Council, 'Fallini, Mrs. Eleanor Keselack, and the and Mrs. Albert Ii. Swenson of Little Donald Frederick, son of Beverly, Nancy and H aro ld III. Mount Holyoke was first among the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crocker, Mrs. Prospect rd., is attending Willis- r. and Mrs. Albert Frederick of colleges for women in the per- Robert Bourassa, Mrs. Joseph ton Academy. This is his second o we11 Junction celebrated his Alumnae Fund centage of graduates wh. •:on- Ilickey, Mrs. Donut Bourassa and year at the 116 year old school trd birthday with a party on Wed- tributed to the support of their Mrs. Campaign Coming which prepares boys for college. .aday Oct. 2, at his home. Frederick. school. Games were played and the A COOK—OUT AS Tea was held recently at the Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN ungster received many gifts. BIRTHDAY PARTY home of Mrs. Paul Crane on Wil- Attending the Tea at Mrs. efreshments of ice cream, birth- A Hamburg Cook-out was held liam st. in preparation for Mount Crane's were Mrs. If. Allison ty cake and tonic was served by on Sunday afternoon at the home Holyoke College's 1957-1958 Morse, Mrs. Frederick Noss, Mrs. a mother. Guests included Donna, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tyning Jr. Alumnae Fund Campaign. Mrs. Karl Lemp, Mrs. Richard Howland PLAYDON'S ante! and David Tall ini, Mike on Beacon st., in honor of the Crane is chairman of a group of and Mrs. Richard Comins, all of . nd Mark Keselack, Dianne, James 79th birthday of Frank Manchester greater Lawrence and Lowell Andover; Miss Marion Barker of Flowers For All Occasions dward and Donald Frederick, of No. Andover. Mr. Manchester is Holyoke Alumnae, who 'will start Lawrence; and Mrs. Sherman Frost oseph Znamierowski, Steve Mr. Tyn in gs grandfather. Others a drive to raise funds for the of Littleton. 35 LOWELL ST. TEL. 70 N A\

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MORIN - A daughter Oct. 2, at sides of the debate, hearing Johr Cubmaster Ellsworth Spencer Buffalo General Hospital to Mr. Rasmussen and Heinrich liohrbact urged mothers to take charge of and Mrs. Daniel N. Morin of Ham- support the BPW plan. Atty. Char- dens and asked for volunteers. les Hatch spoke for the Finance burg. N. Y., both former residents. Mrs. Alco Taylor of Boy Scout Troop Committee, approving the article The maternal grandmother is 76 was present and welcomed Eva G. Lanouette of Lawrence and and, later, Melvin Hutchinson re- Robert Walent and Barry Dustin minded the voters that a 15-year the paternal grandmother is Mrs, into the Scout Troop. There was a E. It. lamb of Andover. bond issue, although more ex Webelos ceremony, when their pensive in the interest column, is badges were presented. Bruce what the town can afford now. Ile Spencer and Frank Orlando were pointed out that a five-year bow presented their silver arrows and issue, with higher payments or Mitchell Slobodnik was given his principle and interest each year, lion badge and gold and silver might prevent the town from tack!• arrows. ing other municipal improvements. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Wennik Caused Sensation The meeting's only flurry of ex- citement came during a speech b) Figeof.y.r944kity4cuis Harold Wennik, in support of the BPW proposal. After lauding the "ITS A FACT" members for spending so mucl time and remarking that he kner most members of the Finance Corn• tnittee and the amount of time the: spent reviewing town problems, hr Wonderful asked "are we going to take thei Marvelous word or that of one of our 20 Exciting FAVORITE PASTIME - Many women bring their knitting along to town meeting, as this young minute citizens?" Beautiful After a moment of silence, Mist woman did Monday night. Gladys Hill rose to state "1 re D NOT DISCOVER he also gave Billy the foot- fuse to sit here and listen to sucl WALL ANIMA IN 1492 BUILDING PERMITS BILLY MACHEN And ball, signed by every member of insults". The meeting applauder TOP $225,000 HAS NEW FRIENDS -TO- the Browns. and, as Wennik tried to continue On October 12, 1492 Columbus ( Continued from Page One) ( Continued from Page One) "It's wonderful for people like drowned him out. sighted an island which he Wennik then came to the front o and garage; William Bride, Johnson still going to be slow". Billy re- that to take time to do this", Mrs. WALL called San Salvador, and which the hall and said "I regret ver rd., extend room; Allan Nowell, quired surgery to repair a fractured fylachen smiled. has since been identified with much that I made that remark abou INSTALLATIONS! Watling Island. On his 3rd 63 Chestnut st., alterations; Her- skull, which had kept him in a And while Billy enthused over Mr. Wolfson. I said it in haste anr Call - voyage, in 1498, he beheld, for bert Veit, 8 Coolidge rd., add to coma for six days following his his two prized possessions, Mrs. I regret it very much. I public! the first time, the mainland of garage; Christ Church, 25 Central accident. And more surgery may be Machen continued: South America. 1. "Encyclo- st., convert to two apartments; needed to replace a piece of bone "He's up and around and he's apologize." Wolfson then took the floor tr pedia Britannica" - 1 1th Edi- John Gellies, Carmel rd., finish removed by the surgeons. really improving - faster than tion. - "Harmsworth Ency- state that the Taxpayers spen CARP ET 2. second floor; Charles Ketchen, So it's going to be a long while they thought he would. clopedia". 3, "Popular Fal- ore than 20 minutes reviewing al gar- before Billy gets back to his fourth "I just can't thank people CONSULTANT lacies" - A.S.E. Highland rd., breezeway and subjects. Best ,elect,on age; Edward Groleau, 24 Corbett grade class at Bradlee School. enough. Why, I've even had letters Later, former Town Enginee Shop at home service st., add two rooms; James Bate- But whether in school or not, from people I don't know offering Ralph Preble asked the voter 36 Months To Pay son, Argilla rd., three-stall gar- Billy's friends haven't forgotten help and encouragement." whether there were any civil en age; Francis Viera, Andover st., him. Every youngster in his class CALL MU 3-8751 neers present who would be remodel bath; Christina Cairnie, has sent a card or letter - and the Sophomores Elect illing to serve, as suggested b; 18 Baker In., tear down garage; class has sent along two big bas- olfson, on a special board. Three James Bateson, Argilla rd., tear kets of fruit and other things Class Officers EWELRY ood and Preble expressed sur down warehouse; Parker Haskell, tempting to a nine-year old. The sophomore class of Andover rise, then said, as an engineer, h County rd., tear down shed and Gil And from far away, Billy found High School held its class elec. upported the BPW proposal. Sorenson, 189, 191 and 193 No. his two special friends - Ted Wil- tiorrs last Wednesday, Oct. 2. The Mrs. George A. Brown asked thr Main st., tear down buildings. liams and the Cleveland Browns. following were elected: Jack Van oters to support the article, sine, Selectman Stafford Lindsay t Joseph A. Sapienza, M.D., will acted as messenger - delivering a Nest, president; Dick Workman, had been drawn by a con Pterit, engineering firm. be the guest speaker tonight at the baseball inscribed" To Billy, Get vice president; Judy Karlis, secre- . lire Taxpayers amendment wa St. Augi,tine's School Guild. Well Soon, Your Pal, Ted Williams" tary; Lynn Johnson, treasurer; and Meredy Manning, Social Committee hen voted down by an overwhelmit — TOTS 'N TEENS chairman. oice vote and, after Moderato FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 oland Sherman reminded the vote at a bond issue requires at leas SATURDAY, OCT. 12th - 1 to 6 OPEN Student Council two-thirds vote, a unanimous vor The homeroom representatives as recorded for the project. - Pe" for the Student Council at And- Pdrove Pit By-Law i)j d over High School have been elected A gravel pit by-law, giving tt 'tis a by the student body. lectmen authority to permit at FOLIAGE The senior class representatives ontrol gravel pits in the town, wi are John Giovinco, William liar- oted. Atty. Fredric O'Brien of tl bonnie leigh, Gordon Schwartz, Donald arming Board supported the b a6 McAnern, David Simpson, Robert w, explaining that present contr Mehlhouse and Norma Heseltine. not strong because it is tied new Junior class representatives th zoning by-laws. are Leslie Hart, George Connors, In other business, the vote 110WARD jOilnsoni Thomas Nedelka, Edward Ratyna, proved accepting Oriole d fashion Roy Sharpe, Cornelia Barry and trawberry Hill rd. and Rennie ( Elizabeth Campbell.. The sopho- hey also approved land taki more class representatives are ear Shawsheen rd., in connecti SUNDAY, October 13th Linda Black, Carol Gesing, Judith ith the street reconstruction, a Karlis, Larry Muller, Richard Work- propnated 11, as requested man, Paul Durant and Alice e BP1V._ SKILTS O'Connor. At the next meeting of tht. Student Council, the offices of Germani At C.P10kCE OP POEIN1Eit in vice president, treasurer an,; *10 secretary will be filled by tin Organ Hall Council. Rand Gesing is this SI U* peppy plaids The Methuen EN year's president. Memorial Mat ILO NS'S - — all will present an organ reci Gorgeous Skilts, pertly y Fernando NAL* Cti‘CKI4 Mrs. Winona B. Newell and her I Germani of Rome °oat ovtiol • CRAtitkEititY SAUCt cut from authentic all ednesday, Oct. 16, at 8:30 p.: father, Winthrop Boutwell, formerly The wool plaid. They're all program comprises wor C041 Vitiet0 tOINIO of Shawsheen rd., renewned a, the rage this Fall - and , y Frescobaldi, Sweelinck, Ban OAPs° SCAIA-StA quaintances in town recent they're at Tots 'n Teens. kipre, Shatto, Germani and !let 1001110 VA01 00 P40 IVO leis recital will be played on DAY and NIGHT n iriety-year-old organ which or Ci s stood in the Boston Music Hall oessasi 040 101016.06 SIZES 7 to 14 • SHAWSHEEN • • FROZEN FOOD 1" 7.98 axiServic • CENTER INC. •••••••••••• ,01 k or _ 1,04 K NE E-HIGE olimiams hov e Your Game 1-10001 A SOCKS 89C ANDOVER ' Processed By Skilled Persons TAXI SERVICE Ask Us...... - . 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MOVE SWIFTLY WAYSIDE TO TIE IN WELLS CORONET FURNITURE (Co-rtinued from Page 11) legal red tape over water rights would take a long time to un- tangle. Voters listened politely to both sides of the debate, hearing John Rasmussen and Heinrich Rohrbach support the BPW plan. Atty. Char- les Hatch spoke for the Finance Committee, approving the article and, later, Melvin Hutchinson re- minded the voters that a 15-year bond issue, although more ex- pensive in the interest column, is what the town can afford now. Ile pointed out that a five-year bond issue, with higher payments on principle and interest each year, I might prevent the town from tackl- Bradley W. Schereschewsky, ing other municipal improvements. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Wennik Caused Sensation Schereschewsky, 15 Scnool st. The meeting's only flurry of ex- citement came during a speech by and a student at Washington Harold Wennik, in support of the and Jefferson Col lege, com- BPW proposal. After lauding the pl eted six weeks of summer members for spending so much training at Quantico, Va. As a time and remarking that he knew member of the Platoon Leaders most members of the Finance Com- Class, he will spend one more mittee and the amount of time they summer training session at spent reviewing town problems, he Quantico to become eligible asked "are we going to take their for a commission as a second word or that of one of our 20- rg minute citizens?" lieutenant in the Marine Corps le) After a moment of silence, Miss upon graduation from college. Gladys Hill rose to state "I re- GRANGE PLANS ot- fuse to sit here and listen to such ROAST BEEF SUPPER of insults". The meeting applauded On Saturday, Oct. 19, at 6:30 and, as Wennik tried to continue, there will be a home cooked roast ike drowned him out. beef supper served in Andover Wennik then came to the front of Grange Hall. This supper is open the hall and said "I regret very to the public and reservations )ver much that I made that remark about should be made by calling either Mr. Wolfson. I said it in haste and Mrs. Alex Henderson or Mrs. I regret it very much. I publicly Theodore Peterson. Mrs. Peterson re's apologize." and Floyd Darby are co-chairman. than Wolfson then took the floor to state that the Taxpayers spend "Things Different" ore than 20 minutes reviewing all ople subjects. tters 's Later, former Town Engineer Ralph Preble asked the voters Olga whether there were any civil en- seers present who would be t illing to serve, as suggested by olfson, on a special board. Three 1, sod and Preble expressed sur- tenc,11- lover rise, then said, as an engineer, he upported the BPIV proposal. LI-1°re , The Mrs. George A. Brown asked the Van oters to support the article, since ;man, t had been drawn by a corn- ;ecre- etent engineerini firm. r; and The Taxpayers amendment was nittee hen voted down by an overwhelming nice vote and, after Moderator Wake up Wonderful ! oland Sherman reminded the voters at a bond issue requires at least 1Cil two-thirds vote, a unanimous vote :fives as recorded for the project. You Can! And- Pdrove Pit By-Law :lected A gravel pit by-law, giving the The 837 separate lectmen authority to permit and atives ontrol gravel pits in the town, was compressed coils , Bur- oted. Atty. Fredric O'Brien of the is the secret. )onald lanning Board supported the by- iobert w, explaining that present control They push up to tine. not strong because it is tied in atives ith zoning by-laws. support each part nnors, In other business, the voters atyna, pproved accepting Oriole dr., of your body. y and trawberry Hill rd. and Rennie dr. sopho- hey also approved land taking s are ear Shawsheen rd., in connection Judith ith the street reconstruction, and I Work- ppropriated SI, as requested by Alice e BPW. of the ;es of German: At r and by the Organ Hall s this Methuen Memorial Music all will present an organ recital N woNDERFuL nd her Fernando German i of Home on Simmons Beautgra 'ormerly ednesday, Oct. 16, at 8:30 p.m. The program comprises works red ac- y recentl Frescobaldi, Sweelinek, Bach, You, too, can have a lovely You sleep relaxed . . . awake refreshed! Besides comfort Beautyrest gives --- upre, Shatto, Gennani and Reger. his recital will be played on the figure. Come and try one of you economy too. At $79.50 Beautyrest is the least expensive mattress you HT Itnety-year-old organ which once these fabulous garments. flood Also our exquisite under- can own. In durability. tests, competing against all leading brands, Beauty- in the Boston Music Hall. wear . . . slips . . . petti- rest lasted 3 times longer than the next best. Come in and order your new coats . . . gowns .. .peig- • SHAWSHEEN away! noir sets, etc. Beautyrest mattress and companion box spring right *FROZEN FOOD CENTER INC. ••••••••••••

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There will be a dis- Doug Howe instated where necessary ar cussion of the hot-lunch program. area ode to conform to sul about this question: Members have been requested to sioo itandards. notify President Walter Wilson Jr. Moiley to pay for the projei or other PTA officers if they plan been jheld up from the dev "I'll be out hunting soon to attend. and toting my guns with me. by V. A., the town and This new Homeowners Pol- Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN bank Dow Construction ( icy — would it cover theft Metis n was hired to do the , hut t firm completed some and damage to my guns and ARE YOU DISSATISFIED and en waited until mid-s hunting equipment, and WITH YOUR TELEVISION to lect for the work a also my personal liability RADIO OR PHONOGRAPH done VIM... let us r_ •air it for a hunting accident?" No", the contractor wants certain that if the work is fin he will lie paid. fur tne ansu.er to your However, the Board of I insurance questions, con- Works Monday night decided sult: COMMUNITY DOUGLAS N. HOWE not the iq.oper board to relea; RADIO TV PHOktO SERVICE when and if the w 52 Main St. Tel. 2208 ' •• I. Mt; fund done and suggested perhai 410 Sete` en should do it. WALLPAPERS • .. The Board did agree t PLENTY OF PARKING — Raytheon's parking areas now provide space for some 800 cots. would inspect the area, whe • • • TOURAINE PAINT third area is now under construction, according to company spokesmen. has done the work, to see w the f ished project conform CALL 1943 FOR letter sent by the Board OUR AD TAKER Brae' d Associates a yea "Near East" Is World That etter specified the it be done. "In all probabilit , Open Tuesday, I IlUISCIa accept it if those things are and F ridays til 9 94"PAINTONALLPAPER e,. Friendship School Topic com n Led Chairman Allan I TOURAINE PA/NTS •Stsaii.a.s- WALLPAPER < The theme at the school of Aorta ' for WAGl BOARD Friendship held at the Free Chris- eg ion Off icers ;403437' WAMPSWIRE Cot, COMMON STREET HIRES CONSULTANT 43 tian Church Sunday, Oct. 13, will be "The Near East". Were Installed the ntinued from Page Or The School of World Friendship son Board and proposal ••• . 4.244. • - ,••••• • • • , will open formally in the sanctuary Irving J. Whitcomb was in- rece i1 from more than si stalled as commander of Legion 11/: of the church at 6 p.m., but is new The Evans organizatic preceeded by a box-lunch supper Post 8 for his second term at conducted classification ar with more at home like me, for all who care to participate. impressive ceremonies Oct. 2 in pensation studies for the Ladies of the Women's Union will the Post quarters. flavor New Ilampshire, the Cot mommy's sure glad we serve beverages at the supper A. Leo Anderson, state adjutant Suffolk, the cities of Be under the direction of Mrs. Gordon and Harry Pohas, past county in Waltham and Holyoke, an RENT AN AUTOMATIC Thompson, Miss Ida Von Siebenthal, commander of District 8 conducted cord, N. II. and the towns S Mrs. Archie Gunn, Mrs. Robert the installation. mouth and Weymouth. The DAS WATER HEATER McAnern, and Mrs. Walter Downs. Bror G. Blomquist was in- fall of Boston and Newton Members of the Women's Union will stalled as first vice commander town of Brookline were st .,wipmpr,„ also provide baby-sitting service and Charles J. Flannagan is se- fashions for children under school age cond vice commander. You can rent one, too! Perfect during the session. Other officers of the Post are 61. when you rent your home! At 6 p.m. the School will meet Walter A. Markey, Adjutant Al- visit Costs less than 50e a week plus in various groups, according to bert Cole Jr., finance officer; PRE! modest fuel charge, and you age. Adults will hear the Rev. Joseph Medolo, sergeant at arms; get delivery, service and notmal Giragos Choprourian of Cyprus, Francis P. Markey, service offi- DEMONSTRA1 installation free! Call today! who will speak on "Fruits of cer; Albert Johnson, historian; Mission Work in the Near East". Douglas W. Hutcheson, chaplain; Town & ON YOUR VE liinior-age children will see slides and Paul M. Cheney, Laurence K. Count I..) R U U D Automatic Gas Water Heater. and hear a report on the Heifer Pro- Dole and Hutcheson, executive OWN LAWN Rust-Free, Time- and Temperature- ject by The Rev. Andrew C. K. committee. Proof Richards, pastor of the First Congregational Church in Lowell REDUCE P;juzA, shawsheen who went to Europe this summer to Enroll Slendroller Class at ... on the Hui' help in the distribution of heifersto Lawrence Gas Co. needy refugee families. Children SLENDRO and members of the Free Christian SLENDERIZING SALON no traffic or LAWN CALL MU :3-9511 Church, by their gifts "sponsored" 35l ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE parking problem, a heifer for this project. Mr. Ri- TEL. MU 3-2832 SWEEI chards will also have anopportunity to bring a brief report to the adults THE F. J. LEONE CO. during the School of World Friend- ship. Primary and Kindergarten children will see slides and film- 26th ANNIVERSARY SAl strips on Our Christian World Mission, shown by the Rev. Horace lunbcgren Seldon. Quality Furniture Valuk:s - The youth of the Junior and Se- nior High Fellowships will see a SEALY-MAKE WITH FOAM RUBBER movie, "South of the Clouds", which interprets the impact of Christianity on a college campus LAWSON-TYPE $7995 junerat dome in the country of Lebanon. The School of World Friendship will ad- I stabil...hurl IS411 journ at 7:30 p.m. Children are SOFA BEDS admitted free and adults may buy REG. 149.95 tickets for the series of meetings from Ralph Manning. 9 X 12 WOOL REVERSIBLE PERSONALS aglow COMPLETE es Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reilly and $33 • el their daughter Mary of Biddeford, BRAIDED RUGS $49.95 FUNERAL SERVICE. Me., were weekend guests of Mr. CHARGE OR LIUDC Mrs. Fred Tarbox of Cutler rd. ECLIPSE AND SLUMBERLAND FREE . we'd like to shoe Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peterson le STOP backbreaking hai MALCOLM E. LUNDGIIEN of Pine st., and Mr. and Mrs.Albion Yo r Porker sweeps up Johnson of High Plain rd., enjoyed pings, leaves, even stones c DONALD E. LUNDGBEN a trip through the White Mountains HOLLYWOOD BEDS $599 your In-.n ipotIel, Sweep, on Sunday. COMPLETE WITH HEADBOARDS polio' end wolks, loo. See it REG. 89.95 lfi Elm Street Tel. 2072 DAMORE'S SHOE SERVICE COLI mUSGROVE BLDG. MAIN ST. F. J. LEONE CO. 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del=eeMIMIIP 15 Red Cross Annual Meeting, 4 The King's Daughters of South ing To Untangle Red Tape Punchard ave., 7 p.m. Church will meet next Monday in ► 16 Central P.'I'.A., School, 7:45 BLUE DEVILS FACE the Vestry. Supper will he served at 6 p.m., p.m. BILL ERICA SATURDAY er Braeland Construction followed by the meeting at 7:30. Shawsheen P.T.A., School Andover High's Blue Devils factor Donald Dow and the field of financial administra- Cafeteria, 7 p.m. meet Billerica here Saturday, 18 Historical Society Semi-Annual town departments are still tion. The head of the firm, Charles with game time set at at the to unwind the tangle sur- NI. Evans of Concord, was pre- Meeting, 97 Main st., 8:15 p.m. Play stein]. real! g the Braeland develop- viously New England manager of Andover goes into the game The ment ff Elm st. Griffenhagen and Associates for 19 Baptist Churchwomen's Bakery with a 0-2 record, losing to 0 a year ago, residents of an eight mu period. Sale, Hill's Hardware, 10_2. Wellesley and Danvers. Rut portable portables they ea, the Selectmen and It is anticipated that the study Grange Supper, Grange hall, Coach Rob McIntyre feels the offici s of the Veteran's Adminis- will be completed by the end of 6:30 p.m. team is showing continued im- makes you agreed to a plan that would the year, including preparation of Newcomer's Club Picnic, Log provement. ads finished, water mains suggested amendments to the town Cabin, 3 p.m. write ed where necessary and the by-laws, codifying the classifica- 25-26 D.A.R. Mothers' Club-spon- sored Play, Jr. High Auditor- ade to conform to sub-divi- tion plan and personnel practices. at home I andards. A meeting of representatives of ium, 8:15 p.m. 26 St. Augustine's Mothers-spon- y to pay for the project had the consultants with town offi- UNNEMAN sored Dance, Sportsman's Club, eld up from the developer cials took place Wednesday after- AND COMPANY, INC, 8 p.m. V. A.; the town and local noon and another meeting has Scotch Fair, Free Church. Dow Construction Co. of been arranged with the Town Em- 30 Dessert Bridge, Visiting Nurse n was hired to do the work — ployees Association Monday ANDOVER t firm completed some of it evening, Oct. 14. Town employees Committee, Christ Church Parish 'louse, 1:30 p.m. en waited until mid-summer will be asked to answer question- Hidden Road Section NOVEMBER to lect for the work already naires which, after interview by 2 Eastern Star Fair, No. And- done. the consultant's job analysts and over Masonic Temple, 10-8 $25,000 Now the contractor wants to be review by supervisors, will he certain that if the work is finished, used as basis for evaluation. In re- pan• 40 years old. Handsome, $88 plve fax mr) Ando.na Society Bazaar. square, fine-looking house on he will be paid. commending proposed salary ranges 9 West Parish Church Fair, one acre of land. All land- Bowyer, the Board of Public to the Personnel Board for each 1:30 - 9 pan. scaped. Three-car garage; Work Monday night decided it was classification, salaries paid for Olivetti 15-16 Rumpelstiltskin, Memorial small greenhouse. Two large 1111M"..- proper board to release any 111,1 not similar positions in comparable balance the house. /11.1. Auditorium. sun rooms fund when and if the work is Massachusetts municipalities and Living room is special wood You'll enjoy the smooth done4 and suggested perhaps the the general level of wages paid by paneled and has fireplace. touch and big-typewriter Seleo en should do it. private employers in the Greater M Full dining room. Downstairs ot he rs Plan bedroom and lavatory. Light features (plus Add-A-Line Th Board did agree that it Lawrence area, will be considered. and Correcto-Space) of re 800 cars. wool inspect the area, when Dow airy kitchen, back-entry and Personnel Board members said S the sturdy, lightweight has ne the work, to see whether ocial Event pantry. Two, extra-large double that, in addition to being im- bedrooms and bath upstairs. Letters 22. Try it at the f ished project conforms to a pressed with the professional com- The Andover Mother's Club will In good condition and well 943 FOR letter' sent by the Board to the petence of Charles M. Evans and hold a social meeting at the worth seeing. ) TAKER Braeland Associates a year ago. Associates, they gave consider- home of Mrs. Adelia Pike, 500 That.4etter specified the items to able weight to the fact that the River rd., next Monday at 7:30 Mrs. David L. Darling be done. "in all probability we'd ay, Thursda? consultants were a strictly New p.m. liFAL ESTATE BROKER accept it if those things are done", England organization which was The group suet recently at the lays til 9 NOTARY PUBLIC 135 Essex Street commented Chairman Allan Flye. willing to do the necessary field home of President Margaret Cole, Representative In Andover Mass. checking of representative posi- 9 Foster cir. At that time, the And Adjoining Townships Lawrence, WAGE BOARD for tions in each classification. Be- group voted to send donations to -4702 136 ELM ST. ANDOVE R Tel. MU 6 HIRES CONSULTANT tween the time the study is com- the United Fund and the American Established 1916 ( ntinued from Page One) pleted and town meeting, the Per- Legion Auxiliary for its Veterans' TELS. 1430 — 1578 the sonnel Board is expected to give Christmas store. so= Board and proposals were Plans were also made for a rece d from more than six firms. all interested groups sufficient SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS time to discuss all phases of its social Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the new T Evans organization has proposals. Members of the Per- home of Mrs. Eva Symonds, 4 conducted classification and com- sonnel Board include John C. Beech cir. pensation studies for the State of Young, chairman; William Mac- The committee planning next "lavor New Ilampshire, the County of kintosh, Kenneth C. Bevan; Wil- Monday's event includes Nina Suffolk, the cities of Brockton, liam liarnedy and John Sullivan, Souter, Margaret Cole and Louise I get famous in Waltham and Holyoke, and Con- Simeone. secretary. 1N OW cord, N• II. and the towns of Fal- Making plans for the Oct. 22 mouth and Weymouth. The cities social are Marie Collins, Ethel fall of Boston and Newton and the Bradshaw and Eleanor Napier. town of Brookline were served in ea General Tires ;pions CL ASS ORGANIZES The Junior Class of Andover The safest, strongest tires built High School has organized a Fund visit FREE! Raising Committee. Members of the OCTOBER Committee are Joan Lynch, chair- PAY AS 10 St. Augustine's School Guild, man; Lois Bennett, Linda Kinnear, YOU RIDE! DEMONSTRATION School Hall, 8 p,m. David Pearson, George !teed, Kath- leen Nelligan, Joyce Hajj, Linda 12 Ballad Singer, Davis Hall, 8 Duntr) ON YOUR VERY Plummer, Linda Delaney and Gail Mowry. OWN LAWN 14 Square Dance, Outing Club, Ballardvale Community Room, 8 p.m. JOSEPH E. SfEELE Mothers' Club, 500 River rd., MASON rIREPLACES PLANTERS lawsheen Vim 7:30 pan. CHIMNEYS BRICK STEPS the squ, St. Francis Seminary Auxiliary, . on Anything in the Masonry Line Seminary, 8 p.m. Friendly Guild, Christ Church, TEL. MU 8-8586 or 8-7932 alter 5'30 p.m. sic or LAWN 8 p.m. :ng problem+ SWEEPER :o. Y SAL 44haing NYGEN CORD BER 1,.1111.1 fir?' 11,111,1 r th.,11 k HI-DENSITY RUBBER for loner st. k.tic,t mileage %I. kisnwn. The '58 BUICK 7995 NO CASH As a clown payment on IICW Big... Bold... Beautiful - NEEDED Generals, we'll give you top money for the mileage in your old tires. SIBLE" s-t-r-c-t-c-li the as few $ 33 50 6 months And you can es but priced with the balance over G months. ■ to pay 49.95 three; CHARGE OR BUDGET low priced

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER 10, 1957 18 en; who do not appear upon the books Katherine :section 233) session of the Congregational were Betty kiwis, if the ANI • i nwrifMAN ui the company as trustees, hold stock PERSONAL and securities in a capacity other Ministers Annual Convocation Ackerman, Emma Leigh Lawrence published weekly at Andover, Mas,..- The liev. Hugh II. Penney of than that of a bona fide owner. in Framingham on and Mildred Mucci. During the chunetts for October I, 1957. Lowell st., attended the two days which was held 5. The average number of copies of LEGAL afternoon the older girls worked on 1. The names and addresses of the Monday and Tuesday. each issue of this publication sold ot their first class and the new girls publisher, editor, and business inane- monwealth of Massachue ger are: Publisher, Irving E. Rogers, distributed through the mails or other on their second class requirements. wise, to paid subscribers during the PROBATE COURT Andover, Mass.; Editor David E. Girl Scouts Met Girls present were Beverly New- 12 months preceding the date shown Docket No. 2 Young, Methuen, Mass.; Business above was: 1720. In Ballardvale comb, Carol Perry, Leslie Bat- Manager, Raymond It. Deft uisseau, :X, ss. cheller, Katherine Ackerman, IRVING E. ROGERS all persons interested The first lull meeting of lidllard- Lawrence, Mass. 1.oraine Dunn, Mildred Mucci, 2. The owner is: Corporation, And- Publisher to of JEANNIE C. ROBER vale Girl Scout Troop 110 was Sworn to and subscribed before me rwise known as JEANNII Jerilyn Haggerty, Marion Fitts, over Publishing Company, Andover, held Oct. 1 in the Scout Hoorn. Mass.; Irving E. Rogers, Andover, this 1st day of October, 1956. TSON and JANE C. ROBER Elaine Demers, Donna Auchter- There were 18 girls present, five Mass. JAMES H. FOSS, Notary Public of Andover in said Coun lone, Janet Letters, Katherine (My commission expires July 22,196L of whom flew up from Brownie 3. The known bondholders, mortga- d. Otash Rug Cleaning Co. Connelly, Iletty Kepis, Emma gees, and other security holders own- petition has been preser Troop 59. Commonwealth of Massachusetts 5 Brook St., Methuen ing or holding 1 percent or more of to- Court, praying that CATH Following the opening exercises, Leigh Lawrence, Gail Batchelder, PROBATE COURT Tel. Mu. 2-2298 or 6.4372 tal amount of bonds, mortgages, or HISY of Haverhill in said Karen Grant, Marsha 1;ertlien and Docket No. 256177 For complete Rug service. Jerilyn Haggerty was elected other securities are: None. me other suitable person Lola Buschniann. ESSEX, ss. secretary and Gail Batchelder, 4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in To MELINA TOWNE and HANNAH ted administrator of said e scribe. Leaders of patrols elected cases where the stockholder or secur- S. GIBSON both of Andover in sob you desire to object the', ity holder appears upon the books of roc Investments See LEGAL NOTICES County of Essex, CHARLES CARROL our attorney should file a the company as trustee or in any other arance in said Court at Lc STICKNEY of Lansing in the Stated VINCENT TREANOR fiduciary relation, the name of the per- re ten o'clock in the forer STATEMENT OP THE OWNERSHIP Michigan WALTER E. STICKNEY of of son or corporation for whom such trus- twelfth day of November 19 MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION Salem In the State of New Hampshire tee is acting; also the statements in n day of this citation. BACHE & CO. Congress of the two paragraphs show the affiant's and OLEY A. ANDERSON of Ogden Members N.Y. Stuck Lxchande Required by the Act of itness, JOHN V. PHELAI full knowledge and belief as to the in the State of Utah and to all other Other Leading Stock and August 24, 1912, as Amended by the e, First Judge of said Coo circumstances and conditions under persons interested. Commodity Exchanges Acts of March 3, 1933, and July 2, and day of October in the y which stockholders and security hold- A petition has been presented to 14 PARK ST. TEL. 440 1946 (Title 39, United States Code, said Court by BOSCH-EA 1. HAP. usand nine hundred and fat JOHN J. COSTELLO, R RINGTON formerly ROSCILLA I. LOTHIAN of Reading in the County of micialesex representing that she DIRECTORY * mmonwealth of Massachu TOWNSMAN BUSINESS holds as tenant in common one uncii• vided sixth part or share of certain l'HORATE. COURT For Efficient, Courteous land lying in said County and briefly DOCKET NO. SE RVIC BEAUTY SHOP ELECTRICIANS APPLIANCE E described as follows: EX, ss. Service and ACTION! o all persons interested / ist Evelusivell to ittl Lana in Andover near Ballardvale in sales County of Essex, bounded and to of ANNIE DAVIDSON BILL'S Andover in said Coun described as follows, viz: Beginning h APPLIANCE SERVICE R. C. SIMMERS sed and to the ATTI It' r Archie A. Gunn at the old Boston Road now known REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE ERAL of said Commonweal All makes — All kinds as Woburn Street by land once of HAIR DESIONLR MASTER ELECTRICIAN petition has been prese Repaired — Serviced 94 Main St. TEL. 2316 White; thence running Westerly about Court, for probate of a ANDOVER Wiring for 1213 feet by land of White and Moses Call William Miller 66 Main Street Tel 970 Oil Burners — Light — Power , Abbott, now or formerly; thence South• rument purporting to be t (over Co-op) R. A. Kimball and Associate of said deceased by At ANDOVER 1815 westerly about 1484 feet by land now MOTOR A., APPLIANCE ELEY of Andover in the or late of Moses Abbott and one Stott It EP:IIRS ssex, praying that she be a BICYCLE REPAIRING to a point near the Mill Pond am AR BOR ISTS 1144t9otts cutrix thereof without q 41 PINE ST. TEL. AND. 920 Chandler's Bridge; thence in various ty on her bond. courses generally Northeasterly about ' 89 MAIN ST. ANDOVER you desire to object then 1997 feet to the old Boston Fisa: AMALIA GRAVEL — LOAM o ,,ur attorney should file c VICTOR HUGO TEL. AND. 3321 thence Northerly 350 feet by the Ola app :mance in said Court at Li TREE SURGEONS, Inc. Sales — Service Boston Road to the point 01 beginning. Ralph A. Kimball A TREE SERVICE WITH A Columbia Built Bicycles Being the same premises conveys SENSIBLE ATTITUDE Mrs. Lee Dodd by Elizabeth Stickney Administratrii TOWARD COST 199 Salem st., Lawrence GRAVEL John D. Mahoney of the Estate of Sarah Melina Mood, WELCHS,1*PLum Tel. Mu 6-6338 AND. 1848 Edgar P. Virr to Charles G. Stickney by aced luly 14, 1924, recorded with FILL - LOAM Mrs. Ethel Wilson ..sex Registry of Leeds, Book BUSS BUILDING MATERIAL • ige 99, in which deed saki c,.. REPAIR, INSTALL, Stickney was coned churl. ( TODAY! GET SE TREE SERVICE IMMEDIVIE DELIVERY Specializing In- tickney, setting forth that she dust, FOR WINTER -B-E> t- it — all of said land may be sol: 1 38 Years Experience REASONABLE REAL ESTATE .t private sale for not less than — COMING, A Complete Tree Service NEW CAN &ET CfiLL Lifteen Hundred dollars, ana J. H. Buss, Sr. Tel. 1304-1 HAMPSHIRE that partition, may be made of 1. li. Buss, Jr. Tel. .672-M HUNTING 6 RESTAURANTS land aforesaid according to 10.. And.1539-W to that ens that a commission, r FISHING appointed to make such partition ul TREE SERVICE be oraered to make sale and cot LICENCES veyance of all, or any part of so:. by SOLD HERE LANDSCAPE SERVICE land which the Court finds cam. advantageously divided either DODGE HEATHERFELLS vale sale or public auction, aria I. J. E. Pitman Est. ordered to distribute the net proceed. ASSOCIATES 63 PARK ST., ANDOVER NURSERY thereof. Wenhant, Nlassachusett, TEL. 664 Ca a LANDSCAPE SERVICE If you desire to object ther..t H. ROHRBACH or your attorney should file a vi. Whatever your pluml ANDOVER Representative SUNSET ROCK ROAD TEL. 192 appearance in said Court at Haven., or heating problem , ALBERT R. RETELLE CARPENTRY WORK Bring Es Your Garden Problems before ten o'clock in the forem large or small — Ci the twenty-eighth day of Octobc.: Reservation Road the return day of this citation. CUSTOM-BILT Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Witness, JOHN V. PHEL,\ Tel. And. 841 quire, First Judge of solo C.5: thirtieth day of September in tl KITCHENS REAL ESTATE one thousand nine hundred an AUTO REPAIRS HOME MODERNIZING seven. CHOICE OF FINE JOHN J. COSTELLO, PLAY ROOMS FOODS AND LIQUORS From the office of: ANDOVER REALTY Alt), Thomas J. Lane CLARK MOTOR Martin Caughey AGENCY 705 Cregq Bldg., LOUIS SCANLON'S Lawrerli,,, Masi. ,-10" AND — 2706-R REAL ESTATE s ON THE ANDDiER LINE CO. Lowell St., Showsheen Village FREE ESTIMATES AUTHORIZED TELS. 702 or LAW. 8-4241 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Donald A. MacNeil, Mgr. SALES and SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR CALL 1943 1- ,..... CURRAN PAINTING and BODY WORK CARPENTER WORK OUR AD TAKER W. Shirley Barnard IN OUR OWN SHOP REMODELING — M A r 41 PARK ST., ANDOVER Real Estate and Insurance OR SERVICE STATION Tel. Andover 333 at ROOFING Main and Barnard Streets S 0 F ! A! I. Telephone 202 Here To Serve .. and ( -2,--no--/n1-- GENERAL John M. Murray A U TO PARK ST. Gulf REPAIRING ED. OTTO Super Service GARAGE BRADLEY mum JENNEY TEL. AND. 1396 COH. MAIN AND GAS & OILS • FREE ESTIMATES • REAL ESTATE II IESTNUT STREETS 33 PARK ST. TEL. 240 BUCHAN And. 2529, Law. 7029 and TELEVISION SERVICE AUTO SCHOOLS CLEANSERS 0, DYERS MeNALLY

—CLEANSING- BOB'S PLUMBING & HEATING SAFE 'N SURE 211 NO. MAIN STREE I -- PRESSING- Fred E.Cheever REAL ESTATE T V SERVICE TEL. AND. 121 AUTO SCHOOL - TAILORING— 21 MAIN STREET RADIOS & PHONOGRAPHS — Telephone 1493 — TELS. '775 A 1(1!114 EN'S AND LADIES' TEL. AND. 2254 1 RAVL I EXPERIENCED GARMENTS TRAINING DRIVERS : COMPLETE DUAL CONTROLS RADIO & TV SERVICE ANDOVER CALL 1169 SPECIALIZING IN K. C. KILLOREN TRAVEL BUREAj AUTOMATIC DRIVE MULLIGAN'S Elander 6 Swantoh REALTOR Agency for All Airline INSTRUCTION 56 MAIN ST. 77 Main St. Andover RADIO & TV LAB. and Steam Ship Line: Proprietor — Herb Rauh Tel. 2272 30 SOisil H bRcAUWAY, 0c 32 PARK ST. AN ANDOVER, MASS. 21 MAIN ST. TEL. 775-1 TEL. LAW. 30396 . 'heever, Mo. YOU May

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, OCTOBER 10, 1957 19 le be, . 'Id st, t Y other n Simplify Shopping and Saving ....with Work Wonted—Female LEGAL NOTICES 11=11.11, RELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN de- sold sires bookkeeping, billing, typing or other monwealth of Massachusetts before ten o'clock in the torenoon orl WANT ADS r9. tring PtioHATE COURT the fourteenth day of October 1957, or addressing envelopes etc. Work le she,. Docket No. 256,142 the return day of this citation. to be done in her own home. Refer- on ences. Tel. Andover 2827-W. EMI as. Witness, JOHN V. PHEL/W, I:s- all persons interested in the J-26-3-10 lOGI:i, Tc quire, First Judge of said Court his Personal cr, W. LESAGE J11. We buy junk, auto- 'ublis ester, of JEANNIE C. ROBERTSON, nineteenth duy of September 1957. mobiles, rags, copper, brass, lead, ,efore wise known as JEANNIE RO- WEDDING INVITATIONS AND a other JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register aluminum, monel, cast iron, bat- Dogs, Cats and Pets SEP : SON and JANE C. ROBERTSON, 26-3-10 complete line of Wedding Station- ry Pw ,t Andover in said County, de- ery. Fine selection of papers and teries, and iron. Attics, yards and SLATTER(,000 KENNELS, Main late NOTICE cellars cleaned, hourly or contract. 22,1'•• cam type-faces. Prompt service. The Sta., North Heading. Cocker Span- A petition has been presented to The annual meeting of the Corpora- ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, 70 Main Tel. Andover 2193. C-TF iel puppies. Haveour dog bathed tion of the ANDOVER HOME clipped leaed. By ap- sat,' :ourt, praying that CATHERINE: FOR St. Tel. 1943-1944. A-TF GENERAL WORK - LANDSCAP- and de-f AGED PEOPLE for the election of pointment only. Tel. North Read- CL( !ISY of Haverhill In said County ING, Cellars and Attics Cleaned. 256 M-TF ue other suitable person be op- officers for the coming year and the Services Offered ing 4-4434. loOr transaction of such business as may Grade A. Loam, Sand, Filling and t3" .d administrator of said estate. HANNAH legally come before it, will be held Stones. Garbage removed. 'I'. Two MALE POODLE PUPPIES If you desire to object thereto you VENETIAN BLINDS LAUN OEtt ED, Romano Trucking, Tel. Andover r in pia in the Director's Room of the Merri- for sale, one black, one charcoal or , ur attorney should file a written back in 24 hours. Tapes, cords, C-TE CARROL mack Valley National Bank on Tues- 946-J. brown, medium si ze. Parents bred pp. :a once in said Court at Lawrence slats, replaced. New blinds also e State al O day evening, October 15th, 1957 at in France. A.K.C. Societe Canine ten o'clock in the forenoon on sold. AUTO-JET VENETIAN THE SEWING CENTER - Group :KNEY at bet, 7:45 o'clock. Prancaise. William Markey, Cor. the Nelfth day of November 1957, the BLIND COMPANY, 12 Harold St., and individual instructions in lamPahlre ROLAND H. SHERMAN, Clerk Dressmaking, Tailoring, Slipcovers Jenkins Hd. and Salem St., And- rota day of this citation. No. Andover. Tel. Murdock 3-2537 over 744-J. M-19 of Ogden Oct. 10 or 7-7546. C-19-26-3-10 and Draperies. Groups now being all other (Mess, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- scheduled. Call Marjorie Kidd, e, First Judge of said Court, this commonwealth of Massachusetts ACME HOUSE CLEANERS - Win- Andover 789-W. C-12-19-26-3-10 Articles for Sale seated to and day of October in the year one dows cleaned; Floors washed and PROBATE COURT J. BAR- uscmd nine hundred and fifty-seven. waxed; Paint washed; Cellars "TOPS IN MUSIC" CIIET HAHN- PEAT II UMUS-N ATI V E Massachu- JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. Docket No. 256,120 DEN. If is drums and recordings 2ILLA 1. cleaned. Call for free estimate. setts, now available. Holds mois- 10-17-24 Essex, so. he County Andover 2658-R for dances, parties, weddings, To all persons interested in the C26-$ ture and conserves water. Deli- that she showers, banquets, reunions, re- vered locally 1 to 6 cubic yards mmonwealth of Massachusetts estate of ALICE C. I3ALLOU, other CALL DONALD DUSTIN, And- cord hops. Sound system rentals. one until- wise known as ALICE COATES BAL- — $5.50 per yard, 7 cubic yards PROBATE COURT over 141-W for odd jobs. Attics, Please call early. CIIET HARN- of certain LOU, late of Andover in said County, or over - $5.00 per yard. Andover DOCKET NO. 256055 yards, barns and cellars cleaned. DEN, Andover 2462W. C-TF and briefly deceased. Sand & Gravel Co. 84 Beacon St. EX, ss. Pick-up and dump truck available. LISTEN FOLKS! Have your mat- Lawrence. Tel. Murdock 3-1408. o all persons interested in the A petition has been presented to C-TF 3allardvale said Court praying that MURRAY BAL- tress, parlor set or studio couch Notice -- We do not employ. ped- • to of ANNIE DAVIDSON late of ,unded ant 1, LOU of Andover in said County of WINDOW CLEANING. Venetian remade by Broadway Mattress Co., dlers or door-to-door salesmen. h Andover in said County, de- Beginning Essex be appointed administrator of blinds cleaned and repaired - 190 Broadway, Lawrence. Tel. O-TF cea ••:1 and to the ATTORNEY now known said estate without giving a surety on Floors washed and polished - MUrdock 2-9846 C-3-10-17-24-31 RAL of said Commonwealth. FREEZER citEsT-vitEstimAs- ci ono., his bond. • Storm Windows put on - Awnings I ER. Upright model, 12 cubic foot terly A petition has been presented to removed - Paint washing. COTE S CHAIN SAW RENTALS and small capacity. Like new. Was $575. sal,. Court, for probate of a certain If you desire to object thereto you engine repairs. All makes of lawn and or your attorney should file a written Window Cleaning Co., Tel. MU- —sacrifice price $295. Tel. inst 'went purporting to be the last mowers sharpened. Equipment once Sout: appearance in said Court at Salem 2-3020. C-TF Murdock 3-4893. 0-3 will of said deceased by ANNA M. Service Co., Buxton Court off y land no% before ten o'clock in the forenoon on ,C1 GRI I. LEY of Andover in the County TRAINED NURSE AVAILABLE Lewis Street, Andover. Tel. And. one the twenty-first day of October, 1957, COMBINATION GAS & OIL stove, Ponu of 1 ,ex, praying that she be appointed for infants and children. Tel. 3075. C-'I'F the return day of this citation. General Electric refrigerator, in various exe .trtx thereof without giving a Andover 1852. C-10 Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- DRESSMAKING and alterations. beds, (lining room table with four sterly stn, ' y on her bond. Specializing in children's clothing. chairs for sale. Also other arti- quire, First Judge of said Court, this Commonwealth of Massachusetts ston 11 you desire to object thereto you Mrs. C.A. Piquette, 6A Burnham cles. Suitable for camp. Good con- or twenty-sixth day of September 1957. LAND COURT by the u," ur attorney should file a written Rd., Tell Andover, 2035-W. C-TF dition. Tel. Andover 1112-W. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register No. 25177 Misc. f beginning. app, :ranee in said Court at Lawrence 0-10 3-10-17 In Equity. Ps conveys,' HOT-TOP-DRIVEWAYS and Walks. (SEAL) Cement and mason work. Home RUSCO ALUMINUM DOOR, storm ministratru To MILO H. GOULD, now or for- and screen 81 x 36, Price $20. Ginn Moody Commonwealth of Massachusetts repairs. Veilleux, 22 Perry Ave- WEICII11(le_PluMBER merly of Andover, in the County of nue, Lawrence, Tel. Murdock Two odd lots of ceiling tile, aced dateal it PROBATE COURT , Essex and said Commonwealth, or his 2-8915. C-3-10-17-24-31 Price $12. Also Westinghouse with II,Jr!. DOCKET NO. 256077 heirs, devisees or personal represen- Roaster, Price $15. Tel. Andover !took ESSEX, ss. • tatives: Cesspool Service 2254. 0-10 aaiu Ci. To all persons interested in the REPAIR, INSTALL, GREETING• Churl. estate of RALPH LEWIS CONWAY Whereas a suit in equity has been CESSPOOLS ETC., PUMPED out : she des',. TODAY! GET SET! late of Andover in said County, de Realtors begun against you in our Land Court, and chemically degreased and may be a.-!- FOR WINTER'S ceased. by THOMAS ARNOLD THOMPSON, desoaped. H.E. Andrews & Co. JOHN HEWITT, REALTOR, mem- , COMING, YOU A petition has been presented to ,ss tha KENNETH H. THOMPSON and Tel. Andover 3499. TF ber of Multiple Listing Service, 8 aria pi:. CAN BET said Court, for probate of a certain instrument purporting to be the last LOUELLA THOMPSON of said And- "'• Elm Street, on the square, And- le of Cll. over Help Wanted—Female Fr over. Tels. 973 and 1834. S-TF to la,. will of said deceased by ELIZABETH E. CONWAY of Andover in the County WE COMMAND YOU, if you intend REALTORS - MARY AND BOB' of ssion, to make any defense, that on the first GRADUATE L.P.N. 011 PRACTI- partition or of Essex, praying that she be ap- BURKE, 14 Chickering Road, No. pointed executrix thereof without Monday of December next, which Mon- CAL nurses for relief, four days Andover, Mass. Tel. Law. Murdock le and • day is the return day of this subpoena, giving a surety on her bond. a week, 3 to 11 shift, also 7 to 3. 2-2416 S-TF part of or within such further time as the law If you desire to object thereto you Cole's Nursing Home, 10 Summer corm allows, you do cause your written DOUGLAS N. HOWE, REALTOR or your attorney should file a written st., Tel. Andover 1389. H-10 , either 41! appearance to be entered and your 52 Main Street, Andover, Phone appearance in said Court at Lawrence tion, a:.: written answer or other lawful pleading WANTED - SALESGIRL IN local 2208, evening Phone 2423. before ten o'clock in the forenoon on store. 37% hour week. Write Box net pro to be filed in the office of the recorder S-Tf the fourteenth day of October 1957, C, 20 Andover Townsman, Box 9, of said court at Boston in the County • the return day of this citation. Andover, Mass. H-10 t theret of Suffolk, and further that you defend Wanted—Real Estate Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- ile a wr:,' Whatever your plumbing against said suit according to law, if CLERK-TYPIST WANTED. State First Judge of said Court, this at llaveriu.. or heating problem . . . quire, you intend to make any defense, and qualifications in letter to Board WE HAVE BUYERS waiting for forenoon or. nineteenth day of September 1957. homes in Andover. Listings soli- large or small - CALL that you do and receive what the court of Public Works, Andover, Mass. )ctober 1957 JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. cited. John Hewitt, Realtor, 8 26-3-10 shall order, adjudge and decree there- II-10 ttion. in. Elm Street, on the square, And- THE DEMAND FOR AVON'S over. 'Fels. 973 and 1834. T-TF 'HE:LAN L. Hereof fail not, at your peril, as beautiful Christmas Gift Sets is a court, tin: otherwise said suit may be adjudged, the greatest in history. Capitalize in lb, Antiques Restored and orders and decrees entered therein, on this demand by becoming an Wanted to Buy ed ana . , repaired and Refinished Is in your absence. Avon Representative in your own Turn, The plaintiffs allege to be the ANTIQUES Olt ANY'l IIING old. 4 US 01 Modern Finishes neighborhood. Call Murdock 2.'aiste, PLUMBING d. HEATING Free }Nth-nate.; owners of certain land containing Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and 8-2686 or write Mrs. A.V. Fanaras, Rose-carved Furniture, Glass, John S. Gail about 135 acres in said Andover; that 166 Main Street, Grove land. 11-10 (.7t; AN - • .128 the title is clouded by a deed in the China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Tel. MU 3-6702 chain running from MILO H. GOULD Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, to THOMAS ARNOLD THOMPSON et Help Wanted - Male i Furniture Etc., William F. Gra- ux, dated August 24, 1928 and duly ham Jr., 165 Golden Hill Ave., BOOKKEEPER - MALI;, EX- Haverhill, Mass. Telephone Ilaver- recorded in Book 542, Page 5, in PERIENCED. To manage small which deed the words "which I have hill Drake 23708. Will call to look. office. State qualifications in heretofore sold and conveyed" and letter to Board of Public Works, the words "this conveyance is made CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY Andover, \Liss. 1-10 PHILLIPS ACADEMY GRADUATE subject to any parcels heretofore con- buying picture frames, old desks, veyed"; and praying that the court Work Wonted—Female j jewelry, dishes, dolls and marble establishes their title under a acted top furniture. Tel. Lawrence, Mur- —MANUFACTURERS— running from Colder J. Stone, dated dock 8-3072 or write 22 Lowell February 26, 1936 and recorded in PART TIME WORK as house- keeper for bachelor or widow. Write Street, Boston, Mass. Book 597, Page 60 for all the land described in said deed except certain C.K.M.S., Box K, North Andover, ANTIQUES WANTED. Old- glass. SODA WATERS lots previously conveyed to the said Massachusetts, stating your tele- china, bric-a-brac, furniture, etc. Colder J. Stone or any conveyances phone number. J-3-10 GUERIN'S ANTIQUES, 47 Basel- and GINGER ALES subsequent to that time as representea tine Street, Haverhill, Mass. Tel. by deeds duly recorded. Employees Elect Drake 2-6626. U-'1'F' And it appears to the court upon the suggestion of the plaintiffs that Wanted to Rent the whereabouts of the defendants are New Officers unknown and cannot actually be COUPLE WI Tll ONE child de- served with process it is ORDERED The Raytheon Employee Activi- sires 4 or 5 room apartment in- that notice be given by publishing a ties Association held an organiza- cluding stove, refrigerator and copy of this order once each week for tion meeting recently in the Pro- heat. Call Murdock 8-6041, Exten- three successive weeks in the And- jection Room of the plant. The sion 714, Monday through Friday. over Townsman a newspaper pub- following officers were elected W-10-17 lished in said Andover, the last pub- ITING -C for the coming year: Richard lication to be one month at least be- Breck, president; Joseph Medolo, ,TREE Boats and Accessories xx fore the saki first Monday of December vice president; Glennie Wetter- 121 next. berg, secretary; Richard Kazajian, MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Witness, JOHN E. FENTON, Judge treasurer. - Sales and Service. Also Boats, of our Land Court, the twenty-iourth Trailers, Accessories. Now at new day of September in the year of our The following were elected location. Merrimack Marine Supply, Lord one thousand nine hundred and chairman of committees: sports, 224 East St., Methuen, Cooks Cor- f I f ty- seven. Robert Comer and William Daly; ner. Tel. Murdock 2-7291. A TRUE COPY. publicity, Robert O'Neill; dances, X X-3-10-17-24-31 ER ATTEST John Batman, dinner and banquets, JREA1 SYBIL. It. HOLMES John Vesta; membership, William Television Service !iecorder. Aid in, papardo. IL I' :4 FREE ESTIMATES on television Liner Weekly meetings will be held on Wednesdays, the Association repairs. Television Radio Labora- L-. 775-10, CALL 1943 FOR tories. Tel. MU 3-7726. Authorized decided. r, ht•tr. You May Pay Your Telephone Bill Here OUR AD TAKER for Jordun-Marsh Service. Y-TE OCTOBER 10, 1957 20 THURSDAY THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN OUTING CLUB Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN The first fall meeting of the ItAlardvale Outing Club was held • ACADEMY last Saturday evening in the Com- munity Hoorn, when future business BARBER SHOP was discussed. A square dance 3 Barbers — Good Service will be held Saturday evening, 96 Main St. Andover Oct. 19, in the Community Room (Near A & P) at 8 o'clock. FREE PARKING ACROSS STRF1 VOLUME 71 NUMBER Contracto

FIRST GRADERS — Attending a Memorial Hall Library party Oct. 3 were these first graders, their friends and their mothers. Miss Margaret Lane, children's librarian, is telling a story. (Cole)

guests and the general public are invited. Scotch Influence At Fair ENTERS SCHOOL IN NEW HAMPSHIRE David T. Lucey entered New SOME PEOPLE NEED ONLY ONE TELEPHONE In Free Church Oct. 26 Hampton School, New Hampton, YOU? N. H., when the school opened ... BUT WHAT ABOUT The 1%.oleen's I nion 01 the Free occured on Thursday, Oct. 3. The recently for its 137th year. Lacey Christian Church is diligently little folks gathered at four o'clock You're not on an island. You're a busy person— is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William preparing for "The Gathering of and enjoyed a few games and then leading a modern, active life. Just as you find it E. Lucey, 187 Summer st. the Clans", a Scotch fair to be the group went on a mystery ride, convenient to have more than one clock in the house, held Saturday, Oct. 26. which ended in all enjoying a ride you'll enjoy more than one telephone. In your kit- The fair chairman, Mrs. Robert on the train in Stoneham. They re- 127 MAIN ST. chen, bedroom or laundry .. . it'll save steps, save McAnern, has announced her full turned to Diana's home on Arundel TEL. 2125 stairs, save you! Now in color, only $1.25 or less a staff as follows: decorating, Mrs. st., where supper was served at 25 Years' Experience month plus tax and one-time initial charge. Call Robert Domingue; finance, Miss attractively decorated tables with Dressmaking Remodeling your local Telephone Business Office today. Ella Petrie; publicity, Mrs. Ro- birthday cake and ice cream in- Alterations BEAUTY AT THE GAINAE bert C. Chase Jr.; snack bar, cluded in the menu. Those who Ladies' Suds, Coats and Dresses NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY posed for photographer Fran Mrs. Edwin Leidich; tea, Mrs. attended were Christine and Karen Made to Order Gordon Thompson and Mrs. Alex- Hill of No. Andover, Carol Dodd, season. Surrounding captain ander Black; supper, Mrs. John Joseph and Thomas Walsh, Marilyn Murray; handcrafts and ideas, Mrs. Maxwell, Sheila Prout and Cynthia, Denis Hole, Mrs. Thomas Wraight Lisa and Diana Lewis. Plan NOW To Attend Our Sputnik Spec and Mrs. Horace Seldon; preserves, Social Action Group, Mrs. Archie Dance Will Benefit Gunn; plants, Mrs. James Watt; As Most Of tasting table, Mrs. Maxwell Hob- St. Augustine's DEMONSTRATION kirk; aprons, Sewing Group, Mrs. A second dance to benefit St. Flynns' Celebrated Gladys Deyerniond; white ele- Augustine's School will be held phant, Mrs. Harold Hitler; cards, Saturday, Oct. 26, from 8 to 12, 50th Anniversary wrapping and ribbon, Susan, at the Sportsman's Club. Spon- PRODUCTS Mr. and \Irs. John Flynn Christine and Jeannette Easton; sored by the fourth grade Mother's, Foster's Pond rd. celebrated the candy, Margaret Slattery Class, as their project for the year, the 50th wedding anniversary recent Mrs. Alan Lelacheur: bakery, evening will include dancing to at the Foster's Pond Communi Couples Club, Mr. and Mrs. the latest popular music and a Center, where they were present; Ralph Manning; Christmas decora- lunch served to all. with gifts, a money bouquet ai tions, choir, Lorraine Mackenzie; Chairman Mrs. George Locke is clean-up and waiters, Men's a money purse. The reception w; assisted by the tollowing com- for Group; woodcarving, Philip Sar- Easy-to-set dial sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Rah mittee: Mrs. Raymond Damphouse, Controlled Heat gent; grabs, Sunday School; books, Mrs. Kenneth Dempsey, Mrs. Flynn of Woburn st., Ballardvale Senior Pilgrim Fellowship; re- Alice Doucette, Mrs. William Endi- The couple was united cords, Junior Pilgrim Fellowship; cott, Mrs. George Franz, Mrs. Easy-to-see arriage Sept. 26, 1907, in Fitc balloons, Cub Scouts; boxed Albert Lord and Mrs. Shirley FRYGUIDE urg. They have one son, Hair cookies, Boy Scouts; games and Sheehan. Tickets may be pro- liallardvale and a grandsc movies, Explorer Scouts. curred from these members, the lalph Jr. Mr. Flynn was employ At each booth, the Scotch in- Rosary Shop and from the fourth or years as a watchman with t fluence will prevail, to add con- grade children. Guild members, yer Rubber Co. siderable interest and color to the (Continued on Page Eight) affair. A home-cooked turkey supper will close the day's "ALL THINGS ARE activities in two sittings at 5 and CHANGED, AND WE 6:30 p.m. Reservations may be CHANGE WITH made now with Mrs. Walter Downs. THEM" • (Author's Name lit Now! Available in 4 sizes to meet In recent years there ha, been a your every need great change in th, practice of medicine am Saturday was a gala day for If you break a light of glass Diana Lewis and a group of her don't fume and fuss. little friends. For on that day she To keep pace with thi celebrated her fifth birthday which hange we pharmacists ar ontinuously studying th Bring rug and medical journal: Just a nice ride s soon as a new drug i eleased we not only stoc in the Prepare everything from a quick breakfast to a family-size t, but learn all about it (14 miles) to the SOU/LIE SHAPE meal easier, faster, better with America's favorite FRYPAN osage, action, proper corn HOLDS 70, ounding "hallmark of PA011f THAN —the Sunbeam Controlled Heat FRYPAN. 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