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The Wilmington Crusader VOL 18 NO. 29 WILMINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS — WEDNESDAY, JULY 2t, 1955 PRICE loc Little League Tournament Play SELECTMEN TO DECLARE HOLIDAY FOR WILMINGTON'S To Commence Saturday a 31 First Game at Wilmington - The Wilmington Board of The Little League Na- Selectmen have decided to THE .SELECTMEN'S tional Tournament Play declare an official holiday, MEETINU starts Saturday, when pick- in observance of the 225th birthday of t he Town of The threatened trouble, ed teams from each Little Wilmington, on September at Grove Avenue, has been League, in the United 25th. The decision was all cleared up. The Board States will play against made Monday night, in the of Selectmen met with Tho- other teams in an Elimina- Selectmen's meeting, with mas McQuaid, of Grove Ave., tion Tournament, to decide invitations to be mailed to Monday night, and when the the championship of the Governor Herter, Lt. Gov- discussion was finished United States and Canada. ernor Sumner Whittier, and everybody was happy. Mr. The games are arranged in Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, McQuaid is the operator of .-. series of "Rounds," in member of Congress. Town a boat-livery for which the which winners of previous Manager Joseph Courtney Selectmen had threatened games face new opponents. was delegated by the Se- to revoke the license. The "Rounds" are about lectmen to prepare sugges- Selectman DeFellce relat- two days apart. tions for the observance of ed how he had inspected the Twenty six of the twenty the holiday, which has al- premises, and a parking lot seven teams in District 3, ready been set aside by adjoining, last Sunday, first of Greater Boston, (of the Rotary Club of Wil- alone, and then in the com- which Wilmington is one mington for a holiday car- pany of Mrs. Drew, Chair- team) will be playing next nival. man of the Board. DeFellce Saturday. The 27th team, Members of Wilming- paid high credit to the Billerica, drew a '

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Richard Preston All prize-winning photo- ment of Commerce, 334 of the State Department of graphs will become the pro- Boylston Street, Boston. All HELP TO HANDLE OUR EVER-INCREASING BUSINESS. Commerce. perty of the Massachusetts pictures must be taken in SO, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PART-TIME EMPLOY- Bruce Dowries, editor of Department of Commerce Massachusets, with top MENT AT $1.00 AN HOUR, PLEASE WRITE (Do Not Call Photography Magazine; Ja- and will be used in the prizes of $1000 in bonds In Person) TO . . . cob Deachin, camera editor State's promotional cam- being offered for the best of the New York Times", and paigns. The contest is open black and white and color Joseph Costa, chief of photo- to all amateurs, profession- shots. In all, nearly 500 graphy for King Features, als, news cameramen—in prizes will be awarded. McMANUS SHAMROCK have accepted Invitations to fact, everyone who enjoys snapping a shutter. HE CLEANED UP Costa, D e s c h i n and THE RUBBISH 108 MAIN STREET Downes are three of the out- A Roxbury man, seeking WILMINGTON UtaKiDE WAREHOUSE standing figures in the Am- a place to dispose of rub- INC. erican photographic world bish, chose Salem Street, STATING THE DAYS WHEN YOU ARE AVAILABLE, and widely recognized for North Wilmington for-a con- their discerning and sound venient spot, last Sunday. YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER, ETC critical Judgement. They The rubbish was found' by EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY, BUT YOU MUST BE A 110 GORHAM ST.-ROUTE 3A have often served: as •arbit- the roadside, by Officers MALE RESIDENT OF WILMINGTON, AGE 21 OR OVER ers in camera contests, and Charles Dolan, and Leo Til. 3-9588 EKTCH6LMSF0RD their willingness to judge Markey of the Wilmington SALES«««SERVIC£ the Massachusetts competi- Police. The Boston police tion in Itself gives the con- department contacted the VANDALISM IN NO STICKER CASES occured. He took Markey to Hoxbury man, who came .NORTH WILMINGTON FILED IN WOBURN Dr. Fagan's office for treat- out to Wilmington , and Vandalism, believed to COURT ment. cleaned up the rubbteh.' have been caused by small Two men, found guilty of Investigating the case wae * HEATING OILS boys, has been reported on operating cars with no stick- Officer I-eu Markey, of the MINOR DAMAGE IN two occasions, dirring the ers, were found guilty, and Wilmington Pol'ce, son of AUTO ACCIDENT past week, by the developer had their cases filed, in Wo- the injured man. 24-Hour Two cars, both headed of "Hathaway Acres", in burn Court, on Julyi 14th. west, involved in an acci- North Wilmington. Cement Robert W. Jameson, 41 Mc- VANDALISM AT dent at Lowell Street and blocks and clay pipes are Claren Road, Tewksbury, "PORTABLE SCHOOL" Burner Service Waburn Street, at 11:15 being broken in the evening, and John A. Qulnlan, 19 AT SILVER I.AK 10 a.m. July 18th., had but after the workmen on the Vassar Street, Medford, had Vandals, believed to have WE ARE AVAILABLE minor damage, and there project have left for the both been arrested by Offic- been children, broke into FOR BURNER SERVICE were no personal injuries. dan ers lmbimbo and1 Sheppard the 'Portable School" at The Wilmington Police of the Wilmington Police. Silver Lake, daring the REPAIRS AT ANY TIME Identified the drivers as POLICE STOP night of July 15-16, and Mrs. Frances Gray, 49 OF~TH£ DAY OR NIGHT SHOOTING MATCH PEDESTRIAN INJURED broke several light globes Clark Street, and Francis A. Three youths, from Med- NEAR SILVER LAKE and panes of glass. CALL . . . MOntrose 3-8344. Crtepo, Shawsheein Avenue, ford, Somervllle and Arling- Patrick F. Marker, S- both of Wilmington. ton, were stopped by the Brand Avenue, suffered in- POLICE CRUISER Wilmington Police, on July jury to his elbow, in a ASSISTS IN EMERGENCY , MOntrose 34722 DONALD GOLDSWORTHY 16th., In the middle of a pedestrian-auto accident on Shephen Thomas, 16 mon- 3-8175 AT PORT BELVOIR Main Street, near Veranda ths old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goldsworthy, shooting match, in a gravel pit, on Lower Main Street. Avenue, on July 14th., about Vito Thomas of Gowing Rd., BOSTON ROAD P C T Church Stret, is now at Fort Ofrtcer Ellsworth, of the 6:30 p.m. Frederick E. Mel- was rushed to St. John's Belvoir, Virginia. His ad- Wilmington Police, Inform- lo, 828 Shawsheen Road, Hospital, in Lowell, at 7:46 BILLERICA M L i:\NAX dress is Donald Golds wor- Tewksbury, told the Wilm- pjn. on July 16th., suffer- thy, RA 124624*2, Co. N, ed the youths that Wilm- ington Is now closed to all ington police that he had ing with convulsions. Offic- a829th TUCE, Fort Belvoir, shooting. stopped, and wae backing ers Mar ken and lmbimbo Va. his car, when the accident drove the child to Lowell. There UST be a REASON!! Week in and week out, hundreds of cases, of malt beverages pass through our portals to the homes of our ever-increasing host of satisfied patrons. What's the reason? Is it because we maintain such vigilance in watching the quality of the beverages we offer for sale? Or, is it because we have such a pleasing variety of different brands of ale and beer at prices specially tailored to fit every pocketbook? Maybe, ifs because of the frigid temperatures we maintain in our ultra-modern refrigeration plant? Or, is it because so many folks prefer our speedy, Serve-Yourself method of operation? There UST Be REASON Ml SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! MALT BEVERAGES ARE ON SALE THIS WEEK! YOU CANT BEAT THIS PRICE!! . . . BUY A CASE!! America's 24—12 ox. Bottles Beer Oldest Brewery (Contents) $3.00 Here's A Real Buy .. . And You Don't Have To Return The Bottles!! PALE f+ 12-oz. BUY A OLD INDIA ALE 6 Bottles 89c CASE FOR $3.48 CALORIE — CONTROLLED Y Dawson Ale or Beer "^ ^$14 C^ POR$4.19 PREMIUM 24-KEGLINED BUY A CANS HOLLAND BEER CASE FOR $3.25 QUARTS FOR THAT EXTRA SAVING! ALE QUART BOTTLE Old India BEER (Contents) 30c DO YOU PREFER PRIVATE STOCK? QUART BOTTLr. Goebel Private Stock (Contents) 42c FOR THE FOLKS FROM SOUTHIE, CHARLESTOWN, Etc | STOCK (Contents) Boston Light Ale CONTENTS 38C B-B ALE Wc McManus* 108 MAIN ST. WILMINGTON SELF at Silver Lake. SERVICE Tel Oliver 8-8348 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 11 ■■

PAGE FOUR THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1955 where, for grass. as the "Jack and Jill" place, means of getting further In- fare Agent, has been given The Town Accountant Has and aow being operated by The Wilmington Crusader dustry into Wilmington- a further leave of absence, a new concern, is now being for 6 months, because of reported to Courtney that " Published Every Wednesday Morning By His ' proposal received the there is a sum of 143.18 in billed at wholesale water THE BILLERICA PUBLISHING CO. tentative approval of the reasons of health, Courtney accumulated interest, from rates, for water they are Box 306, Wilmington Post Office, Wilmington, Mass. Board. He told the Board told the board. a sum of "1200 set aside using, the TM reported. Hioh Street - North Billerica. Mass. - MO 3-8221 that he and Town Counsel under a will to care for the (Under the original agree- Stanley J. Bocko, Publisher Phillip BuKell held; bean • Town common ment with the • General talking about such a pro- common "in the vicinity of Larz Neilson, Editor — Box 506 — Wilmington, Mass. Plans are being made for the flagpole". Foods, the plant was to get ject for several months, and the improvement of . the . Bernie Patterson, Business Manager that Mr. Buzzell was quite Selectman Bliss suggested water until 1957, In con- Eddie Ford, Advertising Manager enthusiastic about it. He Town Common. George Win- that the money could be us- sideration for installing wa- GL *8812 ters, Town Engineer, will be ed for painting the flagpole. ter mains, and a water will report further, in about asked to draw up plans for pump, for tike Water De- Lowell Business Office and Plant two weeks. regular walks, on the com- Water Bills partment, but this agree- 99 Bridge Street — GL 8-8812 — LoweU, Mass. mon, when he has an oppor- ment expired with the sale Headline on all news items and ads Tuesday at noon. The plant formerly operat- Welfare Agtai tun'ty, and it is hoped that cent, on i page 13 Subscription rate $3.00 per year or $2.00 for six months. Walter O. Butekle, Wei-. loam can be placed else- ed by General Foods, known All payable In advance. Entered as second-class mail matter November 22,1950 at the Post Office in Wilmington, Mass., by the Billerica KlShfd^aWs on aU classes of advertising mailed ConuScfrate for display advertising covers run of paper fitlantic FooJ tdaAt position only. Premium charges made for special position on tront and back pages. The Wilmington Crusader assumes no financial respon- sibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but 'The Store With The Friendly Atmosphere" will reprint that part of any advertisement m which the error occurs, if the error affects the value of the ad- 30. HAVEN ST. READING, MASS. vertised item. Advertisers will please notify manage- ment of any errors which may occur. The Wilmington Crusader is mailed to every Service- man from Wilmington,.through the.cooperation of the Gildarfc Chevrolj 'Joinpany, thr W. lgton .Post of the American , h, and tBe NeeJ ivorttf: P»st of the Veterans of gn Wars, Service' Jn are asked to keep the Crusad josted as to then latest: address Write to Box 506, ' ilmingtori, Mass.

THK BE1.KITMKVS bably be the area between the Tewksbury line and the MKKTIX<; railroad, on Salem Street. cent, from page 1 that bathing was safe near He would have liked to do Babyi Beach. His boat rent- some other places, but the ing was for persons over 16 State felt that Salem Street years old, although he ad- was the first choice, at this mitted that there were time. » times when he discovered PRODUCE that one person would rent Perambulation a boat,. and then row to A letter was received from — LARGE — some other portion of the John D. Sullivan, Chairman u s CHO,CE VEAL lake to take on younger of the Tewksburyi Board of j Frankfurts CANTALOUPES companions. When a u c h Selectmen, suggesting that CUTLETSj things were discovered they the Wilmington Selectmen 2H Lb. BAG U I L A 1\ J 29c Each were immediately stopped. set a date for "perambulat- ing" the town line, between _* — McQuaid said. TOP ROUND 99c lb. Selectman E. Hayward the two towns. The Wilm- 99c FACE RUMP Bliss told McQua'd that "if ington board suggested — SEEDLESS — Sept. 17 th as the date in N.Y. SIRLOIN you need any help call the CLUB police". "We don't want to which the two boards would GRAPES stop your operations - we inspect all common boundL CORNED I CHICKENS depend on you. You are up aries between the two towns. _*_ 29c Lb. there, and we are not!" BEEF 89c*LB. FRYERS Kezoi t'i FANCY BRISKET I •or Chapter 90 Contract The board set next Mon- BROILERS — NATIVE Sigued by the Board was day, at 9 p.m., for the time or a contract with the State for a conference with Pro- CELERY of Massachusetts for Chap- fessor William Goodwin, of 1™ IBARBECUBDJ 55^ ter 90 Maintainance of Harvard. Professor Good- 19c Bunch roads, in 1956. $10,500 is win has completed a pro- to be spent on Burlington posed Zoning Map of Wilm- I CHICKENS | Avenue (1600 feet), Lowell ington, and wishes to dis- Street (8100 feet) Middle- cuss it with the Board. | - VALUE BRAND ■ l^ H£AJ 8n

bouquet of white roses, ste- phanottis and green ivy. SHELL Maid of honor for her SERVICE sister was Mrs. Vincent J. BILL & MEL'S Dieball of , Georgia, who wore a pale shrimp MAIN and LOWELL STS. WILMINGTON waltz length gown of nylon CALL OL 8-2311... FOR tricot with shirred bodice FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE and full skirt. The brldeu- -:— LUBRICATION . . . LIGHT REPAIRS —:— inaMs were Mrs. James D. Tighe, the bride's sister-in- Complete Lin* of — Batteries ■ Tlrts - Accessories law, Miss Phyllfe O'Leary, « St* Us For • a friend of the bridle, and Miss Eleanor Young, sister U-HAUL RENTAL TRAILER of the bride, acted as Jr. bridesmaid. The bridesmaids SERVICE wore dresses of the same style, In aqua, while the junior brideemaind was en- cased in a ballet-length aqua shirred dress with a bertha collar anld full skirt. The maid of honor carried a GARDEN TRACTORS bouquet of Havana roses. The bridesmaids carried cascades of yellow roses. _:_ POWER MOWERS —:— The reception was held at the Suntaug Inn, Lynnfleld, with Miss Dorothy Richard j CHAIN SAWS - BRUSH SAWS in charge of the guest book. The mother of the bride BOB EVANS wore a powder blue street length dress with navy with ' 109 BALLARDVALE STREET white accessories and yellow 11 a roses. The mother of the CALL OLIvor 1-4474 groom was dressed! in a navy blue street dress, with pink accessories and pink ton. She is presently em- Money in circulation per flowers. ployed as a secretary by Dr. capita is sign of nation's A summer suit of pale E. C. MacDougall. economic status. . . Fraas rose with white lace collar, Pick, currency expert, lines a rose hat and patent leather The groom was also edu- cated in Wilmington schools it up this way: Countries handbag and shoes consti- with more than $100 in tuted the going away as- and graduated from St. Au- selms College, in Manchest- circulation per capita are semble of the bride. The wealthy. . . Between |50 couple honeymooned at Nan- er, N.H., as well as attend- ing Boston University. He is and $99 incirculatlon, mo- tucket Island. They plan to derately wealthy. . -Bet- reside in Wilmington. a Korean veteran as a mem- ber of the U. S. Marines and ween J2fl and *49, largely Educated in Wilmington undeveloped, possible In- schools, the bride also at- is presently employed as a teacher in Wilmington Jun- vestment areas . . . Less tended the Bryant & Strat- than |20, poor. ton Business School, of Bos- ior High. MRS. JOSEPH GILLIGAN . (Photo Sargent Studio - Boston)

MISS PATRICIA TKJHE of 83 Burnap St, Wilming-by her brother, James D. BECOMES BRIDE'OF ton Tighe, and given in njarri- JAMES GILLIGAN, JR. Rev. Fr. Reagan Perform-age by he,^father B. H. Miss Patricia Ann Tighe, er ny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. &£ th e Zas M^(. Tur- chaTlVngth gown of silk E. H. Lawson, 26S Middle- ing the ceremony was "Ave taffeta and lace bodice with sex Ave., North Wilming- Maria", "The Bride's Pray-a front skirt panel of lace ton, became the bride of er", "Mother at Thy Feetover silk taffeta skirt with James Joseph Gilligam, Jr. is Kneeling", and "O Lord.silk taffeta bustle. A Pwger- at a 10 o'clock Nuptial Mass I am Not Worthy". The Up veil of imported silk net at St. Thomas of VilVanova altar was adorned with with a pearl orown accent- "If if a LUMBER call this NUMBER' Church, on Saturday, June white gladioli. uated the beautiful gown. 25th. Mr. GMllgan Is the Escorted down the aisle The bride carried a cascade son of Mrs. Mary E. Gilligan MOntrose 3-8722

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Wilmington, is a machine not play in his senior year, WILLIAM CAMERON gunner in the 178th's Com- because of the ineligibility AT SEA-BEE SCHOOL k pany A. He entered the Port Hueneme, Calif. --• Army in June 1953 and was The son of Mr. and Mrs. Graduated from the Dri- PINEHURST William Baldwin of An- ver's School at the Naval assigned to the combat Construction Battalion AUTOMATIC team last August. dover street, he will report for spring training in Flo- Center here June 10 was William C. Cameron, driver DRIVE-IN RAMBLER'S PITCHER rida, next March, and will undoubtedly be sent to one construction appen trice, DELIVERY SIGNS UP WITH i USN, son of Mrs. Marie E. RED SOX of the farm teams. He will 1 -NEW SUPER SCREEN William Earl Baldwin, also report, for one week, Cameron of 89 Late street, MOntroM 3-3173 this fall, at Fenway Park. Wilmington. better known as Earl Bald- Before entering the serv- win, versatile pitcher of Since graduation from High school, Baldwin has ice in November 1954 he • • • ( • the Wilmington Ramblers, attended Tewksbury High has signed up with the been employed with his • WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY- • Red Sox. A former star lather, as an iron worker. School, Tewksbury, Mass. pitcher on the Wilmington He has an older brother, The 13-week course of in- • JULY 20 - 23 » Lionel, in the U.S. Air struction at the Class "A" High School baseball squad, School included the opera- Clark Gable Sunn Heyward he had now been pitcher Force, and four younger brothers and sisters. tion, maintenance and re- for the Ramblers, for the pair of bulldozers, cranes, past two years, ever since ditch diggers and other "Soldier Of Fortune" their inception. MARY McGRANE heavy equipment used by ..sssw Miss Mary McGrane. the Sea Bees. g)CinemaScepe * Color resident oi Wilmington tor over 80 jieare, died oa July HEAT PUMP Call . . . co-hit 18Mi in a Billertca nursing No Are, no fuel storage, Bred Crawford Richard Conto home. Born in New York, no soot, no dirt, no fumes, OL M021 on Dec. 4, 1873, she was no delivery problems. All the daughter of Peter and this and heat In the winter, WILMINGTON "New York Confidential" Mary McGrane, and she cooling in the summer, and moved to Wilmington with air conditioning the year her parents, about 1875, liv- 'round, >e what the heat COAL and OIL CO. exposing tho vice-and-vlolence merchants ing Dor many years In the pump brings to private house on "Wood Hill" on homes. No fuel Is needed, Main Street Wltmlnfton • SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY # Burlington Avenue, today known as "Snug Harbor". Just electric power to drive Coal - Cokt • Burner Service 0 JULY 24-26 « Her family were active in a compressor. Wilmington affaire, and her The cost, according to the Explosive!! — Thrilling!) brother Oliver became the General Electric Company, ulterior motive. They need Wilmington Tree Warden, a will be about 12809 to $31 healthy, happji bugs to serve Victor Mature Stephan McNally post he held with distinction 00 for large 125,000 house as 'guinea pigs" on which for many years. covering about 1800 square to try out potential chem- Miss McGrane became a feet. This compares with ical insecticides, Oil-based "Violent Saturday" Hotel Housekeeper, and she about $2500 for a compar- bug killers like aldrin, dle- alternated between ^latne able conventional heating ldrin, and endrln have al- system. Operating costs, ac- plus co-feature and Florida, as the seasons ready saved the farmers changed, tor many years, cording to actual figures, millions of dollars annually. Cartoon ■ show starts at dusk working In Poland Springs are not too much above con- In the summer, and in Flor- ventional systems. We have ida In the winter. She retired some for you below. Years ago, only about 20 EARL BALDWIN a few years ago, to make First of all, Howe High LOUIS CAPALDO cope, the Army's new unit to 30 per cent of the pe- her home with her only sis- students can tell you that troleum in a typical oil field TO FLY HOME rotation plan. Baldwin, who graduated ter, Mrs. Ernest Eames of Lord Kelvin, a British phy- FROM JAPAN from Wilmington High could be extracted. Today Giant C-124 Globemas- Concord Street. sicist, suggested 100 years with modern scientific pro- Beppu, Japan — Pfc ters are being used In the school last spring, had an There will be a Solemn ago heating homes with a d u c 11 o n practices, these Louis J. Capaldo, Jr., 20, 12,000 mile project in enviable record, on the High Mass of Requiem, at refrigeration system. To percentages are often doubl- whose wife, Betty, lives at which the 187th is being High School squad. Start- St. Thomas Church, at 10 heat, the compressor takes ed. 17 Belmont avenue, Wil- replaced in the Far East ing as a pitcher in his a.m. Thursday, with serv- air from outside, and raises mington, is scheduled to by the 508th ARCT. The freshman year, he had five ices one hour earlier at the its temperature by giving it fly In mid-July from Japan operation is the first large wins, and no losses. As a McMahon Funeral Home, a workout, discharging it to Fort Bragg, N.C., with scale air transfer of units sophomore he had five on Middlesex Avenue. Bur- Into the house. Compressing the 187th Airborne Regi- in the history of the Army. wins, and one loss, and as ial will be in the family lot a gas, which air is, raises LOWELL mental Combat Team as Capaldo, whose parents a junior he had three wins in Calvary Cemetery, Wo- its temperature. To cool, part of Operation Gyros- live at 15 Parker street, and two losses. He could burn. the compressor acts like the BUSINESS one in your electric refri- gerator, taking the warm air inside the house, and GUIDE throwing the heat out. All that is needed is the electr- ic power to operate the OllVLOThe Florist compressor, and the expand- Flowers ing and contracting gas. For All Occstlens Florida Power Corpora- Funeral and Wedding tion reports 1,074 heat- Designs pump installations alreadyi Tel. Ml 21 Free Delivery In use in their territory. 1286 Lawrence St. Down there the heat pump Lowell costs lots less than electric heating setups. The bill each year fqr a seven-room, H^H^MSM 2000 square foot home, heat- ing three months, and cool- ing nine months, is $266 average. WATCH REPAIRING Coming up nearer North, Electronically Tested to New Jersey, the new O.B. en our unit for our $25,000 house Watch Master costs from $300 to $320 per year to operate. This com- JOHN L. CATEN pares to running the same • JEWELER ■ house on oil heating for $180. plus $70 additional Chalifoux Bide. for central air conditioning Lowell cost, or $250. OL J4771 MO 3-J3M Considering the advant- age, this looks like another TV or other appliance boom. DRIVING SCHOOL We don't know whether our LEARN TO DRIVE AT new high school shop setup'' includes study of this sort City Hail of thing, but it probably will, and In any case, you'll Driving School need to know your Physics pretty well, so don't forget Learn to Drive at that next lesson time. Lowell's Most Modern THIS is the time Doubtlessly, research, vol- Equipped School ume and competition will Regular Shift and reduce prices to direct com- Automatic Drive to have your oil burner checked petition with conventional Dual-Con trolled Can heating systems. Westing- „ tylly Insured house, Typhoon Air, Acme Courteous and Capsble Industries and others are . .Instructors The summer months are the best time to While we're at it, k* us fill your tank reported, in Gene Smith's Specialising l«j teaching «"ve your oil burner a thorough cleaning, with Atlantic's famous triple-refined heat- article tn the New York Y«ung, aged and e remove soot and carbon from the ing oil. A full tank provides summer pro- Times, summarized above, "•/*•« persons. sidea of the boiler and combustion cham-' tection from condensation and the forma- to be in production. Add to Csll GL 7-7J« bar. This assures more efficient burning, tion of burner-clogging rust particles. this the other fact, recently Day er NlghV more efficient heating for you' next When cold weather rolls around, you U reported in these columns, Appointment winter. be mighty glad you called us today! that gas and electric costs have only risen about 4% since the war, In contrast to <1» kles any bedroom . . . Big, handsome c\o*»* pieces . . . Mr. & Mrs. Dresser, Land- e**8 A* scape Mirror, Bookcase Bed, large Chest **>**< of Drawers.

$319 Mahogany 3-Pc. Suit* ** Beautiful 18th Century reproduction, with Mr. 00 & Mrs. Dresser, Hanging Mirror, Chest of Draw- Gtel ers, Sleigh Bed. Handsome craftsmanship, but dtoo^ one of the finest builders . . . now only *186 ****** $379 Modern Oak Suite 00 3 fine pieces, in beautiful Sea Mist ... the lovely new decorator shade . . . includes the $I3S80 V B-l-G Mr. & Mrs. Dresser, Chest of Drawers, re Pee«*-. Bookcase-Radio Bed . . . it's yours for and M» WUxJ*"

,22.50 $69 .50 Odd Bedroom Pieces— Ito*-- Oi^ *a»%J Every One A frtrrific Buy! 38 NIGHT TABLES J^jTZ - eS Cordovan Maple Mahogany Blonde $1 ^1^5 Cotn«9 i60 Left from expensive suites . . . Actual values to $54.50 I ^^M ... All styles, all finishes, as this goes to press. ■ ^B»r

**"* $69 Dresser (Lime Oak) l^iM BIG storage space ... in fashionable Lime Oak ... no mirror . . . take it for only *23°° Chest-on-Chest and Bed REGULARLY $69 ... Odd Chest in Maple, with fuB-sixe $24°° Open Maple Bed . . . slightly smudged. , $59.50 Maple Double Dressers 35 of In Sun Tan Maple ... just what you want for extra stor- plenty Brerf age ... only 4 to sol .. . NOW *18 $119.50 8-Drawer Double Dresser parkin New Ebony and Blonde woods, with Venetian mirror . .. .*fc a beautiful piece. *46°° gpocc-' $249 Bookcase Bed and Ckest to h fashionable Korina, Bookcase Bed, with matching Chest of Drawers. *96°° $269 Mr. & Mrs. Dresser, B'kcase Bed C*f| /\ M QQ Lovely matched pieces in Fawn Oak ... Big Mr. * Mrs. * ■ j. M^M kAtMMKDnuar and Bookcase Bed.Bad. ^^ Odd $39.50 to $89.50 Many More KITCHEN Items * TUNNEY'S TABLES Therms No WAREHOUSE STORE from Room To List 205 MAIN STREET. . . WILMINGTON A WHOLE NEWSPAPER couldn't ON ROUTE 38 begin to M the many items on Sale Near Room's CHROME and worught iron tables, at spectacular Fire Sale reductions ... Come in and look around. You'll with formica or plastic extension tops . . . Just a Knitted number to' sol out find jost *• «•"«« you want for your 'THE UNUSUAL IN FURNCTURT mt this fantastic fire Sale rVice! Be home, al at low prices you never dreamed possible! Formerly The "Black Cat" early! PHONE OLiver 8-2124 PAGE EIGHT THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1955 DROP OVER TO 205 MAIN STREET, WILMINGTON TO SEE • • QUALITY FURNITURE TUNNEYS FURNI «rt Fire Sale Prices

THESE PRICES FOR CASH . . . Terms Arranged

p EMEMBER ttiot Tunney's furniture has alway ■* you get in this Sale... not only prices that < Once-in-a-Lifetime hundred per cent plus. Insurance companies' lo savings on to you. Even if you won't need furnit Values Like This pay you to choose at the staggering FIRE, SMO IT may be for yean, and it may be for- 4 ever, before you see values like this again. The fire came right at the height Bargains Be of our June Bride season, when the store was overflowing with choice furniture. UNLESS we told you, you'd never know which p Now you can choose it at prices that will lutely untouched, and fresh as the day it left Hi seem like a dream! Don't miss such sen- home-makers. It gives you a once-in-a-lifetime ■»*ional savings! the most amazinq savings. Whatever you need sale, and at a once that will stagger you! > Buy Now or Forev TABLES Sacrificed! SAVE HUNDREDS of tables from quality makers UP TO ... in Blonde, Lime Oak, Mahogany, Maple, Cordovan, etc., some with leather tops ... out they go at Fire Sale reductions! Were $29.95 and MORE Untouched Cocktail, Coffee, Stop, Occasional, Lamp and other tables, in ovary wanted stylo, for every scheme of decoration . . . Too 3-Pc. Holly wo many to list... THESE are real quality tables, By 'SLUMBERLAND- and 'GOLD < from carefully selected makers MOW from ... They're the land you want for Never Before Under $89 your home, to go with other furni- YOU see this famous make on TV... and you know it* ture, and for those odd spaces in $1*95 . .. NOW, we offer a limited number at this extraort rooms . . . Most of them in orig- inal factory crates, and absolutely SALE Reduction ... Think of it, famous SLUMBERLAN1 untouched by fire or smoke. CROSS, 3 complete pieces ... the Headboard (in Bo 16 nerspring Mattress, and Box Spring on legs, for only Everything Is Worth z J L-

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Odd fteotn Di«'»«9 Ch«tfS .9* %\ fro«n 55 Wec« *V6 $39 .95 vayfc been famous for quality ,.. And that is what Lo* at < re up to 75 per cent less, but quality that is one ww** ' lo s is your gain. They paid us, so we can pass the RULES of the SALE ds •nit re for months, and even years to come, it will All Sales Final... .90 y(0 E and WATER markdowns! $(

No Exchanges... oVe JlqW |0» *>',*h So«»* No Refunds... e & rond Belief! sm Ud Many came from expensive nequai suites . . . Sleigh Beds . . . ior*iaryryFI> FIRE Jenny Linds... Moderns ... Odd SOLD and others . . . Take your Bo a-flex), In- choice now at ly MI.83... pro*1** 1 91 I 2 or 3 Times Mon* PAGE TEN THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY », IKS LIVING ROOM RIOT! Mattress Slaughter! WS a Riot... our magnificent itock of cuttom-crMfUd tuUet, teetionalt, void divanola group* ruthle**ly reduced . . . Every ttyU you can imagine, "Slumberland" — "Gold Cross" with the neve covert! and other quality make* ...At Fire Sale *en*ational reduction* you won't Once-in-a-Lifetime Value Uke This! tee again! . 3-Pc. Sectional Living Room Think of It! Reg. $29.50 Regularly $229 . .. WOW Super-Sensation! Includes the 2-Sectional Sofa $0065 with wrought Iron frame, PLUS matching Lounge Chair . . . You can arrange and re-arrange it Innerspring $lf}88 dozens of ways.

$249 Modern 3-Pc. Living Room SI il Q 00 NOT 2, but all 3 major pieces ... the large Sofa, Lounge I fi Q Chair and Chib Chair .. . attractively covered. ■ ■ ^^ | Mattress ID $289 Gorgeous 3-Pc. Living Suite S't M. JLOO YES! A real $29.50 Mattress for only $16.88 because we wanted a spec- Modern Lawson style, with Sofa and I Chair in Red. and tacular mattress value for this event! Look them over . . . test the .re- Club Chair in Grey... ail spring construction throughout. 166 siliency of the innerspring construction . . . You'll know it's a quality mattress! 3 Pc. Nylon Boucle Suite $49 Innerspring Mattress CAN'T mention the maker's name ... not when we're With Foam Rubber M selling his $49 mattress for only $23.88 ... But you'll Wa$ $449 . .. NOW 5 recognize it at once . . . And you'll realize what a tre- SAVE $156 on this Super-Feature! ALL NYLON mendous value vou're getting . . . Extra coil springs Boucle covers. Foam Rubber cushions, with zip- . . . extra felt filling . . . and heavy tick. ' 23 pers ... fringed al over ... Large Sofa, Lounge $49 BOX SPRING to Match only $23.88 Chair and Fireside Chair ... It's simply terrific, at $2S3. $59.50 'SLUMBERLAND' Mattress Z-Pc. Sectional Decorator Group $|3300 You've seen it on the TV .. . now see it at Tunney's $"5*J50 A. Decorator's Dream, with 2-Pc Sectional in Pink metaKc Rre Sale, but for only $33.50 instead of its regular fabric and matching chair in Ice Blue .. . WAS $369. $59.50 price . ... Quality-built as only Slumberland makes a mattress. * 33 $485 Carved Sectional Group - 3 Pcs. $ The new style you've wanted, with all spring construc- $59.50 SLUMBERLAND Box Spring to Match . .$33.50 tion. Heavy modern fabric 248 $79.50 'GOLD CROSS* Firm-A-Pedic $329 Full-Size Hide-Away Bed $19500 EXTRA-FIRM for backs that need support, and built $JM50 , Nylon covers .. . Foam Rubber Cushions ... opens with the ©old Cross way. You'll find relaxing relief in the full-size Innerspring Mattress. famous 'Firm-A-Pedic' construction, . exclusive with Gold Cross . . . Never before under $79.50. 44 $79.50 GOLD CROSS Box Spring to Match $44.50 M Divanola Sets Slashed DOUBLE DUTY suites, that are handsome living rooms by day... and luxurious bed- rooms at night, when the Sofa is opened up .. . Only a few we listed! Reg. $169, 3-Pc. SOFA-BED Suite $7780 RUG SENSATIONS! In Blonde or Maple ... with Sofa that opens to sleep two, Only a few of the many marvelous rug buys are listed . . . Come in Platform Rocker, and Club Chair. and see the big selection and the terrific markdowns! Reg. $198. 3-Pc. SOFA-BED Suite 1 Blonde or Maple . .. Sofa-Bed, Platform Rocker, or Club $9370 Look! $109.95 ■firth Carpet Chair ... Superbly built. 9x12 Axminster Rug NOT just an Axmjnster, but a FIRTH Axminster, which Dinette Set Bonanza means deep pile, and painstaking loomwork. These are $ 65 SACRIFICED, for quick sale ... Al new styles ... Wrought Iron, Chrome, Mahog- the rugs that wear ana wear ... A grand opportunity any ... AH with extension table and 4 matching chairs. to buy at savings you never dreamed possible. 47 $109.95 CHROME 5-Pc. DINETTE $129.50 Axminster. 9x12 80 $4455 Someone gets the buy of their life here . . . large NOW Chrome Extension Table, with plastic top, 5 chairs to match, with Boltaftex Seats and Backs. floral pattern. 56 $99 WROUGHT IRON 5-Pc. DINETTE $5450 $189 Tone-on-Tone Axminster, $7085 Smart, new decorator style, with Extension Table, and 4 9x12 size . . . in tone-on-tone rose . . . beauty com- Matching Chairs. bined with long wear. NOW 7 8 $129.95 CHROME 5-Pc. DINETTE $5465 $219 Heavy Twist Broadtoom Plastic Top Extension Table, 4 Chairs with Foam Rubber tatt she, grey tone-on-tone . , . Save over $100 on NOW •9000 and Springs. this one. $219 HEAVY WROUGHT IRON SET New decorator style . . . extra heavy wrought iron . . • $3360 $29.95 RUG PADS $10.95 ItUG PADS Extension Table ... 4 Chair* to match. Waffle type, moth- $249 BLONDE MAHOGANY SET RUBBER $1fl 65 85 $||300 It'i lilt wading 90 • proof . . . NOW Formica Top Expansion Table, and 4 Chairs in green plas- cloue . . . 18 *4 tic to match. — Formerly The "Black Cat" PHONE OLiver 8-2024

ON ROUTE 38 Near Jfocc© '* WAREHOUSE STORE "The Unusual In Furniture " 205 MAIN STREET... WILMINGTON THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1965 PAGE ELEVEN WANT ADS Want Ads may be placed by calling GLenview 8-8812... Rates available on request

NEW RATING PROGRAM Mtrri-Mac Cleansers INITIATED BY ARMY Ot 8-324* As previously announced OOPS!!! SLEANING - PRESSING by the Department of the Army, the Army's new non- TED'S lain St. • Wilmington He forgot to take hi* watch off. . . . Don't commissioned officer speci- SEWERAGE Next to Laundromat alist program went into ef- forget if you get water in your watch, well fect on July 1. be happy to pump it out for you! SERVICE The program provides * Movers * that noncommissioned offic- CESSPOOLS SEPTIC er Identification and* status Cor. Shady Lane Drive A Middlesex Ave. on Rto 62 TANKS PUMPED O E. V. BONAYNE be given only to enlisted AND INSTALLED FURNITURE MOVING personnel hording leader- OL 8-3459 Open Daily Until 9 PJvV Wilmington \ PACKING CRATING ship positions. A separate BOUVIER'S MOntrose S-HS17 STORAGE category of enlisted person- GOODS INSURED nel, called specialists, in- allst (MSP), Specialist 1st with Maine - among all girls in one group which M Nichols St. - Tel. OL S-9M1 cludes those who have tech- Class (SP1), Specialist 2nd states of the Nation. was studied were on diets nical and administrative Class (SP2) and Specialist A comparison of the which appeared to bo gross- Appliances * skills. 3rd Class (SP3). Massachusetts rates with ly inadequate. * Restaurants Designed to increase the Private and Privata First those ot the country as a This deficiency le not con- fined to the female sex. Nu- BUDERMAN'S prestige of the noncom- Class ratings remain the whole indicate an outstand- missioned officer by restor- same. ing achievement in accident tritionists have found that Maytag Washers - GEORGE'S male teen-agers, also, are FrigMaire. RefrlgeraUrs • IN ing him to bis traditional New rank insignia will prevention programming. On position as the backbone of the population basis, the na- often addicted to inadequ- Phlloo Television * BasVe WILMINGTON accompany the change for the Army, the program will the specialists. The present tional rate Is 22.7 as against ate diets. A major lack Oothing - Shoe* - Dry »«* "Let's all say a prayer also preserve the respect noncommissioned officer 9.4 while the national rate seems to be meat which, duo Goold ft Haven Sta. for the boys OTOT there" properly due the specialist. stripes will reiifaln. of 6.7 on the mileage basis to its high whole protein Reedlng Separation of the NCO from Is more than double that of content, Is one of the food* Tel. Reading MUM the specialist is made in the the 3.3 rate for the Bay which do the most to pro- RESH MEATS top four pay grades. On the MASS. LEADS NATION IN State. mote and maintain mental ROZEN FOODS conversion no one will lose TRAFFIC DEATH RATES The standings of the first and physical health and vlg- . Automotive C**x*r Lockers part The National Safety Coun- ten states follow: or. Nutritional flndlngB In- Effective July 1, titles In cil has Just announced its re- Population: 1. Massachu- dicate that children from Carlton * Gray,, be. HAROLD A. VINECOUR the top four enlisted grades port of motor vehicle opera- setts, 9.4; 2. Maine, 10.1; 13 to 19 years of age need FORD * Co. are as follows: tions for the first 5 months 3. Rhode Island, 10.2; 4. from 30 to 50 per cant more of certain vital food nutri- Part* - Sales Service Tel. GLenview S-6670 Noncommissioned Officer: of 1966 showing that the New York, 11.1; 5. Conectl- Commonwealth ot Massa- cut, 12.9; 6. New Jersey, ents than their fathers and —Used Car*— Route SB Master Sergeant, Sergeant 1st Class, Sergeant and Cor- chusetts' death rates for the 13.1; 7. North Dakota, 13.2; mothers. In acquiring those Main * Mlaet 94». Reading Overpass Tewksbury, period are 9.4 per 100,000 8. Pennsylvania, 13.3; 9. nutrients, our 16,000,000 Tel. *04*4 poral. Specialists: Master Specl- population - first place in Washington, 14.1 and 10 teen-agers could profitably the nation - and 3.3 per 100 Vermont 14.3. Increase their annual meat JOHNSON ft SWANSON * Sport Stores * million miles of vehicle ope- Mileage: 1. Rhode Island, consumption by the huge Automobile Painting ration - a second place tie 3.2; 2. Massachusetts and figure of 992,000.000 pounds Radiators GUNS County Real ' Maine 3.3; 4. New Jersey, —whlc works out to about award and Repaired FOR RENT 3.6;,6. Arkansas and Wash- 62 pounds apiece. — New Cores — New A Used Estate Co. 6 room apartment, which ington 3.9; 7. Connecticut Educators and others are Body and Fender Work AMMUNITION • includes 3 bedrooms, 1V4 4.0; 8. Pennsylvania. 4.2; giving Intensive attention to 786 Mala St. N.H. A Maine Hunting DON ANDERSEN bathrooms, and garage. 9. Colorado and New York. this teen-age problem now which is all to the good. Winchester 6-«6flt Licenses BOB CLARK Available from Sept. 1st. 4.5. HICKS' SPORT SHOP Replyi Box 692, Wilming- Anything which helps to Im- 15 Princess St. - Wahefteld ton Mass. J-13-20 TEEN-AGE- DIET prove the eating habits ot * For Sale * Tel. Crystal »-368SW 329 LOWELL ST. A number of authorities. our young people will make an important contribution KOUTE 129 Secretary ot Agriculture A complete line of lumber, Benson among them, have to the nation's future wel- fare. windows, builder's finish, * Sand & Gravel * WILMINGTON, MASS.; described the teen-age girl as the poorest-fed member hardware, plumbing and FOB SALE OL 8-2012 of the American family. Dr. heating. GROSSMAN'S ■ SAND Filling 2-WheeJ cow trailer. Bous- BOSTON ROAD, BILLER- Ercel ' Rppright of Iowa Gravel Loam State College recently stat- fleld Farm, 203 Aldrlch ICA. Tel. GLeavlew MHttl or Road, Wilmington. MOatrose S-S44S -VAN'S- ed that 60 per cent of these FN Tel. Call OLlver 8-4863 * Hardware * MONUMENTS HARRINGTON BROS. WOBCRN HARDWARE * Magee Main Street Mobile Station PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. BEST BONDED GRANITES 490 Main Street * Wilmington Heating — Palms BETTER WORKMANSHIP Mobil Products — Washing — Accessories Hot Point Appliances "The Most For Your Money" Youngstown Kitchens Donnelly S0B-S08 Mala Wobura t-230i LUZ BROTHERS POWER OIL BURNER 1U> Gorham St. GL 9-W12 SALES and SERVICE Gifts ft Greeting! BENEVENTO SAND & GRAVEL * Insurance * PLUMBING and HEATING for You — through Specializing in Fill ^ Children - Pre - Teen Authorised Dealers of WELCOME WAGON Concrete Sand * Roofing Gravel • CLOTHES • Plaster Sand * Gravel Stone JOHN F. GLEASON MAJOR from Your Friendly AGENCY Pea Stone * Trailer Service Children's Shop Business Neighbors OLlver M671 HAVEN ST. READING Bulldozers * Shovels for Rent Gtnsral Insurance General Electric and Girl* and Fire • Lift • Accident Plan* Located Off Rte. st toclal W*lf«r* Lender* TELEPHONE Liability - Bonds *♦»»>>>>»*>•♦»»♦♦•♦♦ APPLIANCBS No .Reading 80 Florsncs A vs. Home Office - 19 Dana St. OLlver 8-474* Wilmington * Jewelers * HAVERH1LL STREET PHONEi OLlver 8-4839 Lynn 5-14*4 NO. READING, MASS. Q* tkt occasion •// 9 H. S. SORENSON CO., INC. fT>* Birth jof a Baby Lumber * Phone 4-SM1 or 4-S148 10 Albion Street Engagement CRY 9-1120 Financed If Desired Announcements WILMINGTON Wakefield's Oldest BUILDERS BUPPfcY C©. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Change of resident* HcmyPi HOBBY SHOP and Largest Arrivals of Newcomers to Jewelry — Sih/*rw*ro (No cost or obligation) • Lumber - and Gift Shop Model Airplanes - Ships - Trains • Paiat ■ Glaas Watch and Jewelry Complete Lin* of . . . • Boors - Windows Repairing LIONEL - AMERICAN FLYER - ACCESSORIES • Builders Hardware 8*4 Mala Street - OL 8-44*1 Lionel Approved Service Station OIL PAINTINGS — STAMPS CARPENTRY For TOYS — PISHING TACKLE We also have a complete lino of All Typos of ■ ■ Remodeling Fine Furniture and Appliances » aad Repair Work Porches Personal Serrice 636 • 646 Merrlmaek St. —:— Tel. OL MOM - Cotters - Block Ceilings • Cabinets - Windows - Ex- terior. Siding - Painting Marion T. Murphy Houses - etc. - Free KshV BEALTY " motes - No Job too largo or too small. Call OLtver OL. M681 8-2W8 JOB BUSS. MS Main St! — Wilmington Doors KEADOIG LUMBER CO. Windows Goodall - Sanford Road Residential . . . Reading Bo. MM - ft-SSM Commercial... Finish Nails — Hardware BURNER BUD.DLNG MATERIALS SERVICE and Industrial EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Whool Chair*. Crutch** WILMINGTON Abdominal Sopporti, *tc. Properties BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 314 Dee Pharmacy For Sale MAIN ST. inn 44 Hsvsn St. Roading 394 Main Street Tot. OLlver 3-46*1 REeding 2-1051 THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, lt55 PAGE TWELVE and Salvatore Colombo and wife,. WILMINGTON REAL and wife, Andover Street te Eugene M. Carlin TA8TB-RITB DONUT great memorial to his life Buching Avenue and all that he stood for. ESTATE TRANSFERS , Towne Land Development wife, Sunarest Acres. SHOP FINDS SUCCESS Under Land George R. Wilklna and IN Tl-^VKSBURY In Ms great honest faee Inc. to Joseph L. Chesnakas wife to Domenic Barlone, once again I read the mean- Rose Adelstein and assoc. Registration Act Mr. and Mrs. G*l Cost* of to Hasen E. Karkee and and wife, Andover Street Laurel Ave and Parker St. ing of honor. Integrity, Pearce Tuffin and assoc. Colombo -Salvatore to Tewkebury feel that their courage, and character. wife, Nichols Street donut and sandwich shop on Again I realiied that some Wilson J. Belbin and Main Street (Route 38) in leaders of nations in our assoc. to Almerico T. Dl- Tewksbury has been suc- time do not commit their CaWipo, Woburn Street cessful. The couple are successors unless the nation Frederick B. Brown, Jr., formerly of New Bedford. is honorable through and and wife to Donald A. Fran- CHURCH ST. HARDWARE Inc. Last fall they opened their through to its core. Autho- cis and wife, Verdun Road present establishment. Their rity today somehow does John D. Cooke to Anthony initial purpose was to make not bind authority tomorrow Pagno and wife Kelley Rd. WILMINGTON SQUARE • WILMINGTON, MASS. unless the honor of the peo- John D. Cooke to Ronald ple of the nation js com- G. Eastman, Nichols Street mitted. This is a most im- - John D. Cooke to Jerm F. BEER • WINES -• LIQUORS portant consideration in this Sevene and wife, Lawrence great conference "at the Street summit". As you so deeply John D. Cooke to Lester know, Sir, the honor of your H. Peabody, Jr., Fairmeadow great country and mine, Road CHARCOAL BRIQUETS from Washington to Lincoln John D. Cooke to Carroll to President Eisenhower, is R. Akeley and wife. Oak- — for — ridge Circle completely behind you. This Mildred A. Craig to John OUTDOOR COOKING Is the heart-core of America. A. Ventoia and wife, Win- It is our strength. ston Avenue In the distinguished and William J. Fardy and wife honorable life you have had to Philip M. Foley and wife Camp Stoves ■ Briquet Stoves as a soBdler and a states- Westdale Avenue ■ Braziers ■' man, you know the, full Ralph G. Lloyd and wife meaning of this honor. The to Robert G. Kelleher and Picnic Jugrs ■ Picnic Utensils honor of this great nation wife. Coolidge Road cannot be pledged in agree- Hazen E Markee and wife ■ Cooler Chests ■ rS*T ment with any other nation to Rose Adelstein, Nichols unless that nation also can Street donuts and also Just serve pledge the lasting honor of Dorothy F. Rice to Hu- coffee, but as time went on Its people. To do otherwise HOUSEWARES • FULL LINE of PAINTS they had to install equip- bert R. Lay and wife, Linda would be to break the faith Road , \ ment to serve small snacks, with hundreds of thousands Rounds Realty Co to Jos- OUTBOARD MOTORS by . . . Scott-Atwater such as beef stews, sand- of men and women of eph G. Smith, Jr., and wife wiches, etc. America,'some of them hav- Pilling Road North There Is a large variety of ing the honor to serve in Antonio Sgobbo and wife MARINE PAINTS - HARDWARE - ACCESSORIES delicious donuts that are the fury of combat under to Pelligrino J. Regosa and FRI. and SAT. made fresh daily by Mr. your leadership. wife, Wilmington Estates MON. thru THURS. Ooeta himself. Also an addi- As you depart for the Anthony Signore to Anth- o:M A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 8:09 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. tional lunch bar was Install- most strategic conference In ed to take care of the over- ony Signore, I»cf Salem our world's history, I wish Street flow of patrons that drop you Godtapeed, God's direc- Towne Land Development In there every morning for tion and God's Blessirig. their coffee and donuts on Very sincerely yours, Inc. to Farnnan E. Morris their way to work. Just as Bdlth Nourse Rogers, M.C. many drop in to'buy donuts i bji the dosen to take home. THE WHITE HOUSE For a treat when you are WASHINGTON riding along route 38 in .Tewksbury drop in and have July 15, 1956 a en-p of their delicious » coffee and a couple of do- Dear Mrs. Rogers: nuts. After Just one try* I am deeply touched by the Taste-Rite Donut Shop will add another customer your kind letter of July 14 to their large list. and shall carry in my mind its message as I leave this CONGRB88WOMAN evening for Geneva. Thank EDITH NOUR8B ROGERS you very much for taking I<; WISHER GODSPEED TO the time to convey this mes- PRESIDENT sage to me. EISENHOWER 1 In an exchange of letters With best personal wishes. between Congresswoman Sincerely, Edith Nourse Rogers and Dwight D. Eisenhower President Dwight Eisenhow- er, Just before he left for PUBLIC HEARING bis history making trip to Notice is hereby given Geneva, the local Represent- 1 „ that the Commissioner of fiative™,^ in Congress wishedwtancd bU Welfare will egive a Ike Godspeed, and Godjs public .,. bearing. ■ _ ata, 600m Blessing, in what she calls Washington Street, Boston, the "moBt strategic confer- ence in onr world's history". fifth floor, at 2 P.M. on the The letter, together with 28th day of July 1955 in President Elsenhower's re- the matter of the incorpo- ply, is printed below: ration of The Wilmington July 14, 1955 Health Clinic Incorporated The Honorable under the provisions of Dwight D. Elsenhower General Laws, Tercenten- President of the ary Edition, chapter 180, United States section 6, as amended. The White House PATRICK A. TOMPKINS Washington, D. C. Commissioner Dear Mr. President: J-6-13-20 You are about to engage where you want H COMMONWEALTH OF in one of the great adven- AvvtomaHc, work-free heat tures of statesmanship. This MASSACHUSETTS. great conference "at the Middlesex, es. ... when you wont it PROBATE COURT. summit", as you well know, '/t titan, uiufl rrao heot might be the most import- To all persons interested ant ever engaged in In the In the estate of Ralph W. • reduced fuel bills historji of time. Decisions Henderson late of Wilming- and upkeep made and agreements con- ton In said County, deceas- cluded will have a bearing ed1. * dependable healing . • upon the life of every in- The executrix of the will year after year dividual in the world. The of said deceased has pre- great civilization man has sented to said Court for so far developed upon this allowance her first account. earth is now at the cross- If you desire to object roads of decision. thereto you or your attorney Peace and good will a- should file a written appear- mong men and nations is ance in said Court at Cam- fflus this special offet so greatly desired by people bridge before ten o'clock everywhere in the world, in the forenoon on the it Is utterly silly and un- eighteenth day of August thinkable for man to (Des- 1955, the return day of this troy in a moment that which citation. has required centuries upon Witness, John C. Leggat, centuries to build. No per- Esquire, First Judge of said son engaging in this great Court, this twelfth day of July in the pear one thou- conference knows these facts 1 better than you. sand nine hundred and fifty- Today, onec again, I visit- five. ed President Lincoln sitting John J. Foley, Register. in his great chair in the J-80-87-A-8 run ifTiMATii ■AST TERMS I STORE FOR RENT DOMESTIC PLUMBING AND HEATING CO, Formerly restaurant. Has bar. fountain, and steels. Has back room for kitchen. May be 25 Middlesex Street used for any purpose. With or without apartment. Lowell

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THE SELECTMEN'S ed to purchase a Buffalo- THOMAS J. BREEN in the South Pacific, in vocate Arthur B. Harper, lane Park Extension, in MEETING Sprlngfleld roller, instead of ELECTED COMMANDER World War H, with the and, on the Executive North Wilmington. Three cont. from page 4 the one that he had named OF AMERICAN LEGION U.S. Army, and was pre- Board Nicholas DeFelice, members voted against the last week. He had changed POST 136 viously Vice Commander Arthur B. Harper, Thomas development, on grounds of the prop rty. EM,) his mind, he said, after re- of the Post. Ralph Crawford, Charles that the proposal did not Steam Roller ceiving reports of an ad- Thomas J. Breen, 77 Mid- Other officers elected Dolan, Bernard McMahon meet with Planning Board verse nature, from Milton, dlesex avenue, has been and John Murphy. regulations. The fourth The Town Manager re- Newton and Wellesley. were Vice Commanders member present, Chairman ported that bo had revers- elected the new Command- James S. Fairweather and John Ritchie, did not vote. ed himself, and had decid- er of American Legion Joseph B. Bradley, Adju- PLANNING BOARD Dorchester Are. Poet 136. Breen, who has tant Herbert MacNeil, Fin- The vote was taken on — " HW"-'WI —I „ » the "rock pile" on Dor- DISAPPROVES the last day of the 45 day ■ ■ lived in Wilmington for ance Officer (for the 36th DEVELOPMENT Feet Hurt? chester Avenue, which the about two and one-half year) Joseph B. McMahon, period in which a Planning town placed there and years, Is an electronics Chaplain Lawrence Foley, The Wilmington Plan- Board may approve or dis- Hard To Fit To agreed to cover, is now buyer, for the American S g t.-a t-A r m s Alexander ning Board, last night, vot- approve of a plan, after it completely covered, TM Maohinery and Foundry Fairweather, Historian ed adversely against a pro- had been submitted by the The Proper Shoes Courtney reported. Co., in Boston. He served Henry Bradley, Judge Ad- posed development of Ba- developer. 2 DAYS ONLY AUCTION ■ •FRIDAY NITE * • SATURDAY MORN ' J. ARTHUR POITRAS Shoe Counselor • In Business since 1930. JULY 22™ JULY 23RD • Pedograph print taken of every foot for better fitting. • Two Registered Nurses 6:30 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. on duty at all times, taught in our Method of fitting you and your children to the proper! shoes. • Record kept of every fitting for future refer- ences. We work very closely NEW USED with your family doctor and Orthopedic consult- ants who visit your 78 CARS hospitals every week. 41 We carry such famous shoes as Miller "Bare- OPEN FOR, YOUR INSPECTION ALL THIS WEEK TIL 9 P.M. foot Freedom," Wilbur Coon for the hard to fit. Dr. Scholl's Foot Com- fort shoes. Cooperative Customs for men. Exclusive agents for Child-Life shoes, finest children's shoes any- where. • Where else can you ob tain these advantages without extra cost. • If your feet are normal and you experience BO discomfort, let us fit you correctly so as to keep NO MONEY DO WN them that way. 4) Do you have pain in big toe, ball of foot, cramps, in legs, back pains'' 24 MONTHS TO PAY ON MOST CARS Your shoes could be the cause. • We are fully equipped to fill all Orthopedic Prescriptions as to:— PARTIAL LIST OF CARS Special Shoes, Arches of any kind and Special 1949 BUICK, SEDANETTE 1952 DODGE, 4-dr. SEDAN 1955 STUDEBAKER, CLUB COUPE Orthopedic Wedges. RAH Dynaflo Radio and Heater. 4 New Tiros Heater and Signal Lights. Thomas Heels. 1948 CADILLAC, SEDANETTE 1946 DODGE, 4-dr. SEDAN 1953 STUDEBAKER,, 4-dr. SEDAN • No need to go to Boston 1 for this service!! RAH Hydramatic Grey. Radio and Heater. Radio A Heater. Signal Lights.. • OUR CREED A good fit and satisfac 19S4 CADILLAC, 4rdr. SEDAN 1940 FORD, CONVERTIBLE 1952 STUDEBAKER, 4-dr. SEDAN tion guaranteed or your Model (62) R 4 H Power Stearins, Radio and Heater. New Top Dark Blue; Overdrive. Heater. Signals. Power Brakes, Tinted Glass. money back. 1946 FORD, 2-dr. SEDAN 1951 STUDEBAKER, 4-dr. SEDAN PRICES ? ? ? Children from $ 5.95 1955 CHEVROLET. 4-dr. Heater and Defroster. Radio A Heater. Signal Lights. Women from $ 9.95 Tu-Tone Blue. Heater & Signal Lights Men from $11.95 1948 HUDSON, 4-dr. SEDAN 1948 PLYMOUTH, CLUB COUPE 1955 CHEVROLET, HARD TOP Commodore. Radio and Heater. Radio A Heater. Turquoise & White. RAH. Powerglide, 6 Cylinder.' 1951 MERCURY, CONVERTIBLE 1948 PLYMOUTH, 4-dr. SEDAN Merc-O-Matic. RAH. Power Windows. Radio A Heater. 1955 CHEVROLET, CONVERTIBLE Power Seats. New Top. Ivory A Gypsy Red. Powerglide. 6 Cyl. 1948 STUDEBAKER, CLUB COUPE 1952 NASH, AMBASSADOR Radio A Heater. 1952 CHEVROLET, 2-dr. SEDAN Radio and Heater. Radio and Heater. Black. 1949 STUDEBAKER, 4-dr. SEDAN 1950 OLDSMOBILE, «88* Heater and Signal Lights. 1950 CHEVROLET, 4-dr. SEDAN 4-Dr. Sedan. RAH. Signals. Hydra. When ankles roll in foot Radio A Heater. Signal Lights. 1955 STUDEBAKER, PICKUP oare must begin. Watch this 1047 OLDSMOBILE, CONVERTIBLE precious baby's first steps. 1947 CHEVROLET, 2-dr. SEDAN 1953 STUDEBAKER, PICKUP Remember "As the twig is Radio and Heater. Radio A Heater. Hydramatic. New Top. bent the tree is inclined to 1950 STUDEBAKER, PICKUP 1946 CHEVROLET, 2-dr. SEDAN 1955 STUDEBAKER, 4-dr. SEDAN grow." 1949 PONTIAC, SEDAN We open two evenings Radio and Heater. Heater and Signal Lights. • week for ' out-of-town clientele. Mon. 9 A.M. • 1:30 PM. Tin*. 9 A.M. ■ 5:30 PM. SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS $ Wed. Closed All Day Thurs. 9 AM • 8:30 P.M. l*rL 9 A^. • 5:30 PM. Sat. 9 A.M. • 6:00 P.M. 1026 MAIN ST. — WINCHESTER J. E. POITRAS eV SON Shoe Counsellors Winchester 6-4100 • 4101 - 4102 - 4103 118 Central Street Lowell, Mas*. • OL 3-1900 WINCHESTER MOTORS PAGE FOURTEEN THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1955 "BEHIND THE SCENES I level. There are 29 million cleaner and more convenl- this summer, you can buy shippers aim at a 25-milllon were the highest for any 1N AMERICAN BUSINESS" I more automobiles on the lent gas heating has cut a a preparation to make slices -ton total. May since 1946 . . . Steel of fruit look fresh all win- Overall, mine operators production last week topped By Reynolds Knight road than there were at big permanent chunk out of World War H's end. that market. ter. beMeve they will have sales 2,350,000 tons of Ingots and Economists, who are paid That last item, goad busi- So i th** economists ask Tialess Age Ahead—"A of 426 million tons this year casting for an all-Ume re- to be unhappy when every- ness source though it 1B, themselves: What happens new era of Unless cans" with rising demand from cord. one else feels One. are presents the refiners with when gasoline demand was predicted for U.S. con- uUHUes and steel mills off- wrinkling their brows Just some large corollary prob- wanes in the fall, and there's sumers and' container-using setting the loss of railroad now over the petroleum re- and home-heating demand. BICYCLE STOLEN lems. Petroleum, in today's plentyi of burning (til in Industries at the opening of AT SILVER LAKE fining industry. Certainly efficient refineries, breaks storage? Do the refineries American Can Company's For tne 1st few weeks, oat- the oil companies are boom- up into these items: a lot cut back buytng crude* Research and Development put figures have matched A black "Royal Hunter" ing. Petroleum stocks make the tonnages of the winter of gasoline, some gases lor Does the fight over import- Center at Barrlngton, 111. bicycle, about two years old, new high on the New York petrochemical use, a little ed petroleum, obscured William C. Stolk, Canco of 1963, last reaNy busy Stock Exchange. Demand to kerosene, rather more of just now by high refinery president, foresaw that the period tor coal miners. was reported stolen at Sil- 9 per cent above last year's the heavier but still volatile runs, start all over again? canning industry, subject Bits O' Business—Shoe ver Lake, on July 14th, by burning oils for heating, and Oil refining is a huge Am- heretofore to the vagaries manufacturers' orders for Mrs. Tupper of Pineridge a eiaable fraction which can erican job-giver, and if Of world tin supplyi, will fall are runing more that Road, North Wilmington. be further divided Into lub- there's indigestion in the never again be curtailed by( 10 per cent above year-ago The bicycle, which bore Mai- — Carpenter — ricating oils and bunker industry it will affect all of a shortage of the metal. A levels ." . . Pennsylvania den registration plates, was REMODELING (lowest-grade) fuel oil. us. very high percentage of all Railroad's earnings for May the property of her son. and REPAIR No matter how efficient JET CATCHERS—A de- metal cans produced In this OF ALL KINDS the refinery, that burning- vice first conceived by a country ten years from now FROM THE CELLAR oil fraction is still fairly U.S. Air Force general dur- will be Unless, he. forecast. TO THE ROOF. large. So, while automobiles ing the Korean war has Among products already be- PETER FONI & SON, Nurseries are gaily burning up vast been adapted to safeguard ing packaged in tin-free Bill Rudy quantities of gasoline, the valuable jet planes and cans he listed motor oil, 1028 Main Street Rte. 38 No. Woburn MOntrose 3-8964 burning oils are accumulat- keep them out of the neigh- anti-freeze, dry foods, dieter- >j Mile From Wilmington Line PIMM Call After 5 p.m.' ing and going into storage. bored backyards. gents, insecticides, waxes Nor cam demand for them be Republic Aviation Corp., and pharmaceuticals. >i Mile North Prom Route 128 stimulated this fall, as It Farmingdale, N.Y., has just A major task of Canco's •W-^fN—1**-!— once was, just by a little built three remote-con- new research laboratories, judicious price-cutting.. The trolled runway crash barr- believed to be the world's • PROPERTY FOR SALE *. iers for 8125,000. They can largest in the food and con- make safe catches of speeds tainer Industry, will be to 1-2 Family House and Meat Market. Oil heat ing jet planes and their pil- 'continue developing metal Upstairs includes 6 rooms and sun porch. Down- ots, in case of takeoff or containers made entirely of stairs, 3 rooms. landing troubles. O. P. Hass, materials available in North 2 Family House, oil heat. 4 rooms for each mmKIDS SHOES family. Republic flight director, America—which mines no TO LARGE SIZE 3 nays an F-84F ThunJd^r- commercial tin. One hun- 1 Family House, oil heat, 4 rooms. streak fighter-bomber, roll- dred and forty scientists ing at 150 miles an hour, work in the laboratories on Z.00 Pair can be stopped in half the this and other problems, KIDS CLOTHING distance it would need using simulating climatic condi- Next to Theatre its own brakes. tions from the Arctic to the Wilmington, Mm Fishing: The catchers will preserve tropics. a safety record already ex- Coal Comeback—Europe's and REPAIRS cellent. In ten years com- industrial upsurge Is help- pany teat pilots have made ing put America's long- Lakeside Park more than 120,000 takeoffs limping coal industry back Boating Rural and landings with no pro- on its feet. Coal exports la five months of 1955 were Appliance Center perty) damage or personal injury. 10 million tons. That equals Enthusiasts Service Tues. thru Sat. The device, brainchild of all 1964 sales abroad. Now • SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS • Tel. ULyssei 1-7308 Maj. Gen. Samuel R. Brent- Aluminum and Wooden Boats • Marine Supplies Route 38 ■ Tewkibury nall, vice-oommander of Par East Air Forces, can be • BOAT TRAILERS • raised across a runway in a —:— Time Payments Arranged —»— split second by an impulse Trailer Court Protect from the airport tower. A Your web of nylon, canvas and RIVERSIDE MARINE BASIN Oak St. • No. Billeric. steel cable—with 72,600 293 • 295 Boston Rosd — MO 3-8729 — Blllerica Phone MO Ml 48 T.V. pounds of chain for a con- * * vincing anchor—pulls the New end Used Trailers Investment plane to a halt. Bought and Sold Things To Coane—A plas- DRINK-A-BANANA Trailer Space For Rent MacLELLAN'S tic-clad baby bottleholder of- A Delicious Treatl HODSON Trailers on Consignment fers the small one bis meal BROTHERS just as a person would hold Sunnyhurst it. . . Next frozen food will Ice Cream f be chop suey dinner with PAINT SERVICE CENTER two egg rolls and rice . . . 144 LeweU St. READING An,aluminum trellis, which Wilmington Complete line of... CAMERA SHOP BRICK its maker says won't burn (All Types) the stems of flowers, comes Fireplace Dampers in sections to grow with • Bay State Paints • 623 Main St., Reading your garden . . . When / Twin Pines Power Reading 2-1987 Ash Dumps you fill your food freezer \ Mower Service CAMERAS • SUPPLIES Cleanout Doors REPAIRS A GRINDING • Stylecraft Wallpaper • 41 Hour Processing Angle Iron 1 Over IS years In the 164 Haven St. — Next to P. O. — Tel. Reading 2-0060 I Service On . . . Cement - Mortar I business. Service as near( Ansco * Ektachrome Sand and Gravel as your phon«. Color Film , OL 8-8731 FRIZZELL BROS. 67 Burlington Avenue -7 ' 29 High St. — Woburn Wilmington NADEAV WOburn 24570 : CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. CESSPOOLS j Hot Topping: ; 67 Parkhurst Road * GL 2-4041 * Chelmsford * Appliances • Pumped Out Driveways • Sidewalks i Ruder-man's Roadways We Specialize . . . Septic Tanks ... 4 Sixes • Repaired [Maytag Washers . . . £ James E. 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OR A Route 62 — No. Reading —:— Wilmington Line Serving New England Home Makers For Over 30 Years BANQUET Phone OLIver 8-4762 Home Phone Lynn 5-1494 FILL!. JILL!.. FILL! REUPHOLSTER NOW!! -SOFA and CHAIR- FOR QUANTITY For, SEE OUR TRUCKS — COMPARE AND SAVE *60°° and up" A Delicious Meal STOCK PILE Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner MEDIUM LOAD $1.50 LARGE LOAD $2.00 HOMESTEAD SHOPS, INC. -:- AT PIT -:- y Tel. Stoneham 64110 • 44111 • DUKE'S DONUT LAND • Switchboard open until 9 P.M. - DINNER'S SERVED DAILY FROM 11 A.M. — 5-MILE RADIUS DELIVERY $6.00 A LOAD Office and Factory - 305 Main St., Stoneham Coffee • Donuts • Sandwiches #- Snacks SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON . . . Member Stoneham Chamber of Commerce Boston Road MOntrose 3-8010 :•: Blllerka CONCRETE — SAND — STONE — PEA STONE THE WILMINGTON CRUSADER, WEDNESDAY, JULY ZO, 19SS PAGE FIFTEEN ■Nell" Whiting has designed "SABRINA PAIR" Al this week at, the L*ke Wha- one ot the finest assembled his best setting to date. tO-IT-YOURSELf LAKE WHAMJM lom Playhouse at Fltchburg. this season, with the com- The Whalom Plajlhouse Is PLAYHOUSE THIS WEEK pany favorites in leading the only legitimate Play- with . This exciting c o in e d y reles. Prank Lyon, Henry house In this area, with an thrilled playgoers and film MBHTAL TOOIS Fayne Blackburn port- Wadsworth and Bill Ed- all professional company of rays the title role in the fans. It bias been a decided established Broadway play- Lawn Roller* — Spreader* hit wherever It has been ward* are three of the Mowers — Aerators — Trailers Broadway stage success principal partlclpaats In this ers. The season includes "Sabrina Pair", which Quy presented in summer stock. truly fine organized stage Over 300 othor time-saving tools Palmerton Is presenting all The Whalom casts boasts ot delightfully thrilling com- successes of merit and wor- for rent at reasonable roteel edy. thy of the attention of all local playgoers. Authorized . . . Next week Mr. Palmer- REO Learn To Drive At ton will present the renown- Lawn Mower Service Station ed celebrity Gloria Vandier- Other Makes Serviced bilt In the Pulitzer prize and Sharpened. CITY HALL play "Picnic", by William Inge. It Is listed as greater Middlesex Rentool than "Streetcar Named De- 944 Cambridge St.... Burlington DRIVING SCHOOL sire" and "Mr. Roberts". (Route 3) The production is intended Tel. 7-6021 TeL GLenview 7-7382 for Adults only. — if.— fl DUAL-CONTROLLED CARS Reservations for all per- Open Daily to o P.M. ANDARD and AUTOMATIC SHIFT formances may be made by Sundays to 1:00 P.M. • DIRECTIONAL LIGHTS r phone. Friday Til 9 PM. • COMPLETI INSURANCE COVERAGE 489 Mtrrimsck Streat : : Near CHy H«M Square GLASS BROKEN AT MICA PLANT • BOOKKEEPER WANTED • Vandals, believed to hare been children, broke seven panes of glass at the Hay- Hours and salary to be arranged at interview. den Mica Plant, on Main Tunney's Warehouse Store, MO Main Street, Street, sometime during the AUCTIONS •AUCTIONS past weekend. Wilmington. Dial Oliver 8-2024. Every Friday and Saturday Nights . DAVID BROGDEN ON USS LEYTE David L. Brogdon, fire- BURLINGTON AUCTION MART Radio and Television Cambridge Street — Rout* 3 — Burlington man, USN, husband of the All brand new and fully guaranteed merchandise former Miss Dorothy E. — Salos and Service — Murray of 406 Woburn St., direct from Now York and Imported. Prices for johTT?MtAr3rew^yMist every pocket. Wilmington, is serving The Whalom Playhouse, aboard the support aircraft . No. Billerlca - OL M450 Joe Giantonlo and Mandy Paradise, Preps. known for its outstanding carrier USS Leyte which Dependable, Fast, Qualified Guaranteed Service Door Prizes For The Early Birdslll stage settings, will again returned here In June from On All Makes of Televisions, Radio*, Thousands of dollars worth of merchandise provide playgoers with a a sixweek cruise to , beautiful mounting in which Record Players and Recorders at crazy pricesl Portugal T#,t#d the comedy takes place. The Leyte spent a week Auto Radios ) Open I m.-Up- Sorvicedir^orOutj ■«* J TUbeS ^ - in Lisbon, and many of the (f^^*^"* crew members made tours of the city and the sur- .. Keep Your Cellar Dry ... PATSY'S rounding territory. Many others visited the Shrine of with Fatima. 5 and 10c Store FARM Enroute to and return- 677 Main St. ing from Lisbon, the ship was engaged in anti-sub- $1.00 and up ..PRESSURE SEAL.. Wilmington marine warfare exercises. BRESS OPEN FOR . . . LIONS COOK-OUT * SUMMER TOYS* SUMMER BUSINESS King Lion Joe App of the LADIES and CHILDRENS SHORTS ..SEPTIC TANKS.. Wilmington club has recent- DELIVERED A Complete Line of ly announced plans for a _ Come In and Look Around — Fresh Vegetables cook-out with a dance to • GIRLS SWIMSU1TS • follow. King Lion Joe made • MEN and BOYS TRUNKS • FERTILIZER - LIME - SEEDS Right From the announcement at the The Garden! last regular meeting of the lOoen Friday - Saturday Until 9 F.M. club. The cook-out will be *V. m SS St. - Next to The.tr. - Wilmington I Fresh Corn held Saturday, July 23 at WILMINGTON GRAIN 7 o'clock at the Bast Wilm- Picked Daily ington Improvement Assoc- ♦♦♦♦..»»»e »♦♦ & BUILDING MATERIALS CO. Tomatoes - Cukes iation Hall. The cook-out HARDWARE -:- PAINTS -:- WALLPAPER Fresh Eggs will take place of the regu- OL M741 lar meeting scheduled for Broilers July 20. The ladles, of course, are Invited. j J. P. O'CONNOR, HARDWARE

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Margaret Moakley. Mr. DeFelfce, and Mr. FREDDIE'S SUPERMARKET At 8ilver Lake 10:30 and Remember In your pray- Amaro for the use of their 11:80. ers the sick and the infirm, trucks. Foster's Corner - Main St - Tewksbury - OL 8-8363; Weekday Mass: and pray for John and Mar- Remember in your pray- At 7:45 tin Sheehan. William Tat- ers the sick and ill of the Miraculoas Medal Novena: tersal, Johanna and John parish, also Michael Nee, On Mondays at 7:46. Delaney, Mary, James and who wee buried this week, -AIR-C0NDIT10NED- Choir Rehearsal: Catherine Peddle, Guy Shel- Roseanna Manning, for Thursday morning at 10. don, Ann Fowler and Jos- whom there was a First We will haTe the Devo- eph Joyce. Anniversary Mass on Mon- ALLSWEET OLEO tion of the Forty Hours here day at 8 a.m. and Christ- one week from Friday. opher and Catherine O'Mea- Donations of flowers will be ST. THOMAS VKWS ra, and our deceased' rela- 25c LB 4 LBS. 89c appreciated. . Sunday Masses: tives. His Excellency Bishop 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30 and Minihan will bless the 11:30. EYE TROUBLES AND POLAR ICE OVER AND OVER 39c CAN Shrine of Our Lady 0f Hope, Weekday Mass: SILVER LAKE WATERS at the Oblate Mission House 7:46 HAVE NO CONNECTION, FOR YOUR PICNIC FOR YOUR PICNIC, FISHING, ETC. next Sunday afternoon. Baptism: DECLARES SANITARIAN Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Quinn The Sacrament of Baptism There is absolutely no and Mrs. Cronin of the Mc- is administered each Sun- connection, in any way, bet- Laren Garden Development day at the Rectory at 2 p.m. ween the waters of Silver will eonduct a whist party at No appointment is necess- Lake, and the present rash the South Tewksbury Bet- ary. of eye irritations, in Wilm- terment Hall on Monday the Wednesday evening the ington, declares Patrick H. 25th, in the evening. The CYO baseball team will plaji Thlbeau, Sanitarian of the subscription is fifty cents St. Charles, at Wobura. Fri- Town of Wilmington. The and they will be grateful for day they are to play at Bur- irritation, which is general- . anyi prises you might donate. lington. ly called conjunctivitness, We are grateful to Mrs. There is to be a CYO and is generally caused by Elliot and Mrs. Cortmier, and dance at VUlaoova Hall mechanical means (rubbing, their committee for the pro- Friday evening, with Ray etc.) has been reported in ceeds of the whist party, Plnqau's orchestra. Beveral dozen Instances. test week. We wish to thank Next Sunday Is Commun- Thlbeau declares that in a Mre. McKay and her com- ion Day for the boys and number of oases the rash mittee tor tine- well con- young men of the parish. was present in people who ducted dance at the WiM- "I am the Bread of Life" have not been anywhere wood School on Friday eve- says Christ. "He who eats near Silver Lake. ning. my flesh and drinks myt Thlbeau cited one of the Banns of Marriage: blood abides in me and I in town physicians as agreeing I James Stevens and him." to hie statement. FOOD SALE The Wilmington Post of J. W. BRYANT CO. DAV Auxiliary will hold a FLOORING CONTRACTOR food sale this coming Satur- 583 MAIN ST. :—: REading 2-0760 day at the Post Headquart- ers, 60 Grove Ave. Some of SPECIALIZING IN the items for sale will be cakes, etc., all home made. • Micarta The sale will start at 12:00 • Texolite noon and continue until all ■ is sold. In charge of the For Counter event is Commander Dug- and Table Tops gan. Exclusively D.A.V. News Products Armstrong There is to be a regular Estimates Without Obligation meeting of the William F. Tattereall Chapter of the D.A.V. tonight, In the hall at 60 Grove Avenue. All members are urged to at- See Us For Outstanding... tend this first meeting. An- nual dues are now payable for 1955-56. M WALLPAPER National Service Officer James Sayre is present In Electronically Trimmed the DAV Hall on the second Monday of each month, to For Easy Hanging discuss with any veteran, or dependant, any problems that they may have arising from pension or service CANNON NEELON rights. The bid for the residing Woburn's Oldest « Largest -and roofing of the DAV Hall Wallpaper & Paint Store was awarded to Otto Jacob- Next to Woburn Dally Times | sen, of 66 Andover Street, 23 Montvale Ave. North Wilmington, for the price of $230. WOBURN 2-2021 WANTED FREE DELIVERY Baby Sitting Evenings. Call OL 8-4813.

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