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I COTVHIGHT 1M2 Wh IMGTON XWS CO . INC 27TH YEAR, NO. 1 AII. moms RESIUVIO WILMINGTON, MASS., JANUARY 6, 1982 PUB. NO 635 340 6582346 28 PAGES Redevelopment authority, Two arrested in drug raid developer discuss
Wilmington police conducted of hashish and cocaine, two police, and a state police officer were properly licensed, but that-a Jewel Drive problems their fourth drug raid in two handguns, a rifle and a shotgun, was wounded. Other raids have police chief has the discretion, if months Monday afternoon, and some drug paraphernalia. taken place on Parker Street and not the obligation, to refuse to The Wilmington Redevelop- track of the Woburn Loop, which arresting two persons and con- Wilmington Police Chief Bobby on Pinewood Road. In each of issue or to revoke a firearms ment Authority (WRA) Tuesday leads to a ditch which is 1427 feet fiscating a small amount of Stewart said that the drug sales those two raids, three persons identifcation card (FID) for night agreed with Mike Inleglia, long and eventually dumps into marijuana, hashish, cocaine and allegedly involved in the case were arrested and approximately anyone who he believes to be unfit Rhode Island developer, that the the Aberjona River. That ditch some firearms... were half ounces. He said that the one pound of marijuana was to carry a weapon. This would thing to do is to "push" the had to be cleared. Integlia felt The raid was at 3 Cottage St., in suspects were believed to be seized. include anyone arrested or development of the Jewel Drive that it would best be done by hand the home of the Fantasia family. supplying many youths in the lake Stewart said that the guns convicted op any charges in- property in South Wilmington. because of the small amount of Police arrested Mark Fantasia, area, as well as on Shawsheen seized in the Cottage Street raid volving marijuana. Integlia was present to discuss his fill to be removed, one small 22, and his brother Albert, 20, on Avenue. difficulties, both in Rhode Island truckload, for the entire distance. charges of possession of a Class D The search warrant for the raid and in Wilmington. The work had to be done in a way drug with intent to distribute, was secured on information A court hearing in Rhode Island that was' "environmentally possession of hashish, and developed by Officers Mike on January 4 put the Marteg sound." possession of a Class B drug and Celata and Robert Spencer. Corporation into receivership The ditch crosses land drug paraphernalia. The raid was the fourth since because of a dispute with a Rhode belonging to the Olin Corporation, Confiscated in the raid were November 5, when five pounds of Island council. That corporation, among others. That meant three approximately two and a half pure cocaine was seized in a raid Integlia said, had nothing to do different lawyers working on the ounces of marijuana, not the two at 10 Wilton Drive. In that rajd, with the development of Jewel problems. Papers would go back pounds reported elsewhere. Also the suspect began shooting at Drive in Wilmington. to one, and then to another. In- confiscated were small amounts The Marteg Realty Company teglia has never gotten to the which is a'partnership of which place where he could start work Integlia is the principal owner is on the ditch. the firm which is doing business When the property was started with the Wilmington one of fne firms, Hardwick School budget has Redevelopment Authority. There Chemicals, got its electric power are no restrictions on the Realty by a set of electric poles which Company, the WRA was told. were set up alongside the old 5.2% increase There are three lots of land that railroad track. This was supposed Integlia wants to be able to nil. to be a "temporary" connection, The Wilmington School Com- negotiated raises, as well as Lot 8A is the property oniMjnich but Integlia described the mittee last Wednesday night got transportation fees and utilities the Vydel Building has beanfliult, engineering as having been for a its first official look at the will represent the largest part of a building which Integlia, at one "permanent" connection. proposed fiscal 1983 school budget the budget increases, according time called a "million dollar" He was, he said, considering an figures. to Sager. building. He is unable to transfer application to further extend the Dr. Carol Sager told the The total budget request as it ownership of the Vydel building power lines down to Vydel, on a committee that after reviewing currently stands is for $8,103,678, for several reasons having to do temporary or possibly permanent the recommendations of various a 5.2 percent increase over the with the construction of the basis. The idea was to get power directors and principals for 1962 figures. Sager said that second part of Jewel Drive. to the building There were dif- departmental funds, as well as despite the fact that under Prop Were the way clear to sell to ficulties. keeping in mind the limitations of 2W the budget is only supposed to Vydel who is described as The cost would be in the neigh- Proposition 24, she has decided increase 2.5 per cent, as it now "anxious" to get the property, borhood of $10,000. That he felt, to request a budget that would stands she will still request the Integlia could turn over a sum of would be foolish for a month or level - fund non - salary items 96 l million budget. She added, money to the WRA, which would two of use of a temporary line. He such as books and supplies. This "In this time of inflation, that is a solve some of the problems of that would like the pole lines to be would help to keep the total reasonable increase." board. The difficulties, which permanent, because they would budget increase down, she ex- This figure, according to were discussed at length, also serve only two companies, ' plained, adding that 1963 would be Business Manager Jerry Missal is stop him from consumating the Hardwick and Vydel. He didn't a tough year in terms of supplies still lower than the fiscal 1961 sale of two other lots of land. believe the planning board would Teachers' salaries including school budget of 68.637,830. Lot 10A is to be sold to Altron, a ever agree to such an idea. company with a large building on In talking of the paving of the Jewel Drive. Lot 9, at the end of underground wiring, Integlia had Recall petition law Jewel Drive, is to be sold to a firm quite a bit to say. Arrested Officers Larry Redding and Mike CelaU escort Mark Fan- which has cash in hand, waiting to A year ago last July the then tasia oat of his house after his arrest. buy, according to Integlia. town manager, and members of signed by Governor When all three lots have been every board involved had a sold the WRA will receive $165,000 meeting with Integlia ufXhe town by Debbi Michals at changing the town charter. he said. The WRA could use that hall, to try to get a quick solution According to Representative The town tried again at the money to clear up difficulties to the problems of Jewel Drive. James Miceli, Governor King- April town meeting, and this time which are apparent in the first Underground wiring, a relocation recently signed Wilmington's the petition appeared on the part of Jewel Drive, constructed a part of Jewel Drive, and an recall petition into law subjective warrant in its proper form. The several years ago. extension of Jewel Drive were the to approval by the town on the article as approved by the town The sales, according to In- problems. At that time the ballot in April. authorized Miceli to bring the teglia, can be accomplished "10 estimate was in the neighborhood Miceli said that the bill was town's recall petition before the days" after the release of a of $60,000. Integlia told the group signed exactly as it had originally legislature for approval. covenant which is held by the that he would be a bidder, and been worded when the April 25, Miceli exlained that the bill was Wilmington Planning Board. even if the cost was a few 1861 town meeting voted to have first approved by the Committee The three companies will not thousand over $60,000 he would him submit it to the legislature. on Election Laws, and then consumate the sale with Integlia build,' just to get the road done. He explained that Senator Buell preceded to the House. Once the until. the covenant has,, been Nothing has been done. It is now attempted to change the per- House reviewed it and approved released. Their attorneys, he 19 months later. centage of voters' signatures on a it, the bill went on to the Senate. said, say that there would be no The plans which' had been petition from 10 percent, as the The Senate approved the bill as guarantee that the road would drawn and submitted by the town town had approved it, to 15 per- amended by Senator Buell, but ever be built in such a case. engineer added other features, cent He later withdrew his later approved the original bill The roadway is supposed* to desirable, but not a part of the amendment, Miceli said. when the senator withdrew his have, by . planning board conversation of that July The recall petition has travelled amendment. The Governor stipulation, underground wiring. meeting. Some walls, and some considerably since it first ap- signed the bill into law on There are supposed to be no concrete work would add perhaps peared at a December 8, I960 November 30, subject to town unsightly electric light poles. $40,000 to the cost. Creeping in- town meeting. Although the town approval on the April ballot. The Until the electric wiring gets to flation added more. had voted in favor of it, the At- bill currently appears as Chapter Vydel that building cannot be Integlia had a bond of $90,000 torney General could not approve 599 of the laws of the Com- used. cash with the planning board. it because the town has used the monwealth of Massachusetts, It is almost a story of what Once the street project was wrong procedure in passing it where it will remain if approved came first, the chicken or the egg. completed he could get his cash The town had voted for the by the town. Miceli said, "I would Integlia also has problems with back and sell the three lots of petition to amend the bylaws bet that 95 percent of the people in the conservation commission and when it should have been aimed the community will approve it" the town engineer. He said he (Continued on page 12) never could get everybody NOTICE Arrested for break working together, a remark that was taken seriously by both the The Wilmington Board of A Wilmington youth was arrested by officers William WRA and Town Manager Buzz Selectmen will hold a public arrested Monday evening on a Gable and Lawrence Redding. Stapczynski. hearing at the Town Hall on warrant charging him with The warrant was issued based on The conservation commission Monday, Jan. 11 at 7:45 p.m. breaking and entering in the information developed by Officer ruled that there had to be Chris Neville on a break at Four on the application of Game nighttime, and wanton and "holding ponds" on the WRA World for change of address malicious damage to property. Winds Trucking on Industrial property, near the Altron Cor- Kenneth J. MacMullen, 19, of 4 Way, Wilmington on December poration, capable of holding a 50 for an arcade license, from, Radcliffe Rd, Wilmington was 31. year flood. There was to be no 363 Middlesex Avenue to 281 Drug Sgt. Jay Palmer sad Lt. Bernard Nally Inspect a rifle seii- spillover, Integlia said. Main Street, Wilmington. ed ia a drag raid Monday at the Fantasia home at 3 Cottage At the same time there is a A. John Imbimbo, Chmn. Happy Nevt }jear St.. Wilmington. raid culvert under the old railroad Board of Selectmen to all our nevi and oti Discount Fuel OH 50 Gal - *66°°H The Rest Trieru)s 100 Gal -M22*° Then Call 150 Gal & up $1.17/ gal Best Kerosene available /instate Anierson-Vriscoll Insurance Sewer AUTO INSURANCE Prices subject to Colonial Agency Inc. change without notice. 657-4069 HOME Park Mall 386 Main Street, Wilmington Dave's Fuel & Propane (Moose) Willis LIFE 658-7666 WILMINGTON Tn your cmttniracf cm mmha is 340 Main St., Wilmington •Pipes Cleaned 'Tanks Pumped 6S7-6O01 . 657-7307 Owner operated SEE US FOR YOUR 1982 AUTO INSURANCE
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Higher education conference Shawsheen Tech menu Wilmington Congressman Jim Shannon's and Dr. William T. Hogan, Week of January 11 with topping and milk - or - Third Annual Higher Education president of University of Lowell. Monday: Scrambled ham burg Chicken in gravy, whipped schools menu Wed., Jan. 6 through Sun., Jan. Conference will be held Saturday, At 9:45 a discussion will include 31: Daily from 5 to 9 p.m. Mass. in gravy, whipped potato,, but- potato, buttered peas, cranberry Week of January 11 January 16 from 8:3D am to 12:30 sources of financial aid for tered peas, fresh baked buttered sauce, fresh baked buttered roll, Monday: Chilled juice, Student Financial Aid Hotline. p.m. at the Little Theatre, students; at 10:30 participants Tel. 1-800-952-1001 (free). roll, chilled fruit and milk - or - pudding with topping and milk. american chop suey, buttered Mahoney Hall, University of will discuss financial aid Frankfort in a roll, baked beans, Thursday: Baked fish portion, vegetable, french bread and Lowell. available for students in 1982-83 Wed., Jan. 6: 8 p.m. Parents french fries, condiments, cab- french fries, cabbage and carrot butter, pudding with topping and The conference should interest and from 11:45 to 12:30 informal bage and carrot slaw, chilled fruit slaw, tartar sauce, catsup, fresh milk. without Partners meeting at VFW educators, high school students conferences with resource people, and milk. baked buttered roll, ice cream Tuesday: Salisbury steak, Hall, Rt. 125, North Andover. and their families, adults con- specialists in different areas - Info. 688-1133. All welcome. Tuesday: Chicken vegetable and milk - or - Hot sliced turkey fluffy rice, buttered vegetable, sidering further education, general education, veterans, co- soup, tomato and cheese pizza, sandwich with gravy, whipped bread and butter, cheese curls or veterans part-fulltime students, op education, health programs, Sat., Jan. 9: 1:30 p.m. Free buttered corn niblets, gelatin with potato, buttered carrots, cran- corn chips and milk. graduates, undergraduates and non-traditional students ROTC topping and milk - or - Pork cutlet berry sauce, ice cream and milk. Wednesday: Browned sausage movie "Bye Bye Birdie" at many others. programs, re-entry, work-study Tewks. Senior Center. with gravy, whipped potato, Friday: Baked crispy chicken, with mashed potato, buttered Coffee and registration will be programs. applesauce, buttered vegetable, whipped potato, gravy, buttered vegetable, corn bread and butter, available from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. Everyone will be most welcome Sun., Jan. 10: 2 p.m. Novena fresh baked buttered roll, gelatin peas, cranberry sauce, fresh cookies or ice cream and milk. followed by remarks by and admission is free. baked buttered roll, baked Thursday: Chilled juice, italian and Healing Prayer Service at St. Congressman James Shannon with topping and milk. Rita's Shrine, 158 Mammoth Rd., Wednesday: Vegetable soup, dessert and milk - or - Tomato pizza with tomato and cheese, Lowell. All welcome; ramp for baconburger with tomato and soup, tuna salad roll with lettuce, cheese wedges, buttered handicapped. lettuce on a roll, cheese wedges, tossed salad, baked dessert and vegetable, cookies or ice cream buttered green beans, pudding milk. and milk. Tues., Jan. 12:1:30p.m. Tewks. Friday: Martin Luther King Golden Age Club meeting with Tewksbury schools menus Day - no school. bingo, at the Senior Center. Week of January 11 garden salad, peanut butter Middlesex Community Joseph Erwin was- Monday: Baconburger on a roll cookie and milk. Wed., Jan. .13: -8 p,m. with lettuce and tomato, green Thursday: Meatball submarine College Newcomers meeting, Parents retired truck driver beans, chilled applesauce - or - with sauce, corn niblets, without Partners, VFW Rt. 125, Baconburger on a roll with lettuce chocolate pudding with topping Middlesex Community College, Bedford, is accepting North Andover. Info. 453-5173. All Joseph A. Erwin of 89 Mary L. (Taylor) Erwin, his son and tomato, green beans, chilled and milk. welcome. Shawsheen Ave., Wilmington died Joseph F. Erwin of Wilmington, applesauce and milk. registrations for career tran- Friday: No school; Martin sitions, a one semester evening at Choate Memorial Hospital his daughter Mrs. Janet L. Mack Tuesday: Scrambled hamburg Luther King Day. Thurs., Jan. 14: 1:30 p.m. Monday evening. of Greenland, N.H.; his sister and gravy, potato, cabbage or Second choice line in career change program for Meeting and penny sale of Wil. ,Mr'. Erwin who was 70 years of Mrs. Adeline Harris of vegetable of the day, hot buttered elementary schools includes employed men and women. Golden Age Club at K of C Hall. age at the time of his death was Tewksbury, his two brothers Leo roll, frosted midnite chocolate soup, sandwich, dessert and milk. Call 275-8910, ext. 296 for more born in Winchester and lived in F. Erwin of Woburn and Howard cake and milk - or - Ham and information. Thurs., Jan„ 14: 8 p.m. Charlestown during his youth, Wilder of New Hampshire. cheese sandwich, vegetable, moving later to Woburn. He had The funeral will be held from Canadian and British vets meet at dessert and milk. <*•** Wil. Am. Leg. Hall. All welcome. been a resident of Wilmington for the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Wednesday: Chilled orange The Fbttiet Stop %+ 43 years. Funeral Home, 374 Main St., juice, tomato and cheese pizza, *& "<> Fri., Jan. 15: Legal holiday in Prior to retirement he was Wilmington Thursday morning at garden salad, peanut butter employed as a truck driver for > 9:00 followed by a Funeral Mass 658-4932 Mass. Martin Luther King Day. cookie and milk - or - Tuna on a Cornerol Lowell (Rt 129) and West Sts, Wilmington Adley Express Company and was at St. Dorothy's Church at 10:00 roll, salad, dessert and milk. Quality cut (lowers at affordable prices Sat. Jan. 16: 2 p.m. Bingo-whist a member of Teamster Local No. Burial will follow in the family Thursday: Meatball submarine party (refreshments), Tewks. 25. He also served as a custodian lot, Wildwood Cemetery. with sauce, corn niblets, We guarantee our quality and freshness. Senior Center. in the Wilmington School system Friends may call at the funeral chocolate pudding with topping Wedding Flowers Funeral Baskets for a short time. home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 and milk - or - Clam roll, corn Sat., Sun., Jan. 16. 17: Tewks K He is survived by his wife, p.m. Wednesday. niblets, dessert and milk. $90 Complete Arrangements of C 25th Anniversary. Friday: No school; Martin Luther King Day. . .Sat., Jan. 16: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 Richard Fink was 86 Tewksbury elementary p.m. Cong. J. Shannon's 3rd Week of January 11 Barry C. Dorn, M.D., F.A.C.S. Annual Higher Ed. Conference at Monday: Baconburger on a roll Announces the Little Theatre, Mahoney Hall, Richard S. Fink, formerly of 17 nephew, Edward Rothwell of with lettuce and tomato, green Relocation of his practice of ULowell. All welcome,, free ad- Deming Way, Wilmington died at Wilmington and his niece, Mrs. beans, chilled applesauce and mission. New England Memorial Hospital, Mildred Gustus of Somerville. milk. Orthopedic Surgery and Stoneham Tuesday following a Many grandnieces and nephews Tuesday: Scrambled hamburg Sports Medicine Sat., Jan. 16: 2 p.m. Bingo- lengthy illness. also survive. and gravy, potato, cabbage or To whist at Tewks. Senior Center. Mr. Fink, who was 86 years of The funeral will be held from vegetable of the day, hot buttered Mill Pond Building, 10 Converse Place age was born in East Boston, the the W.S. Cavanaugh k Son roll, frosted midnite chocolate . .Sun., Jan. 17: 10 a.m. First son of the late Catherine A. Funeral Home, 374 Main St., cake and milk. Winchester, Massachusetts 01890 Service of the Open Door Baptist (Sweeney) and the late Henry Wilmington Friday morning at Wednesday: Chilled orange Church at Tewks. Holiday Inn. Fink. He had been a resident of 9:00 followed by a Funeral Mass juice, tomato and cheese pizza, (617) 729-1024 Wilmington for over 40 years and at St. Thomas Church at 10:00. Sun., Jan. 17: 1 p.m. Artsbus was employed in numerous Burial will take place in the leaves Wil. Plaza for Kennedy positions prior to retirement.' He family lot, Wildwood Cemetery. Library in Boston. $5 charge. was a member of the Wilmington Friends may call at the Funeral THE REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER Reservations 657-7400 days; 657- Senior Citizens. Home on Thursday from 2 to 4 add 7461 nights. Mr. Fink is survived by his from 7 to 9 p.m. * IN WILMINGTON Mon.. Jan. 18: St: William's is pleased to announce Parish Council meeting. . .Tues., Jan. 19: Early dismissal TOBY NATHAN, M.D. DAVID S. SALOMON, M.D. (half day) Tewks. secondary is pleased to announce schools. the opening of her office PEDIATRICS Sat.. Jan. 23: St. William's for the practice of Couples' Club dance. BARANSKI: Joshua James (CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS) Costello, to Jody Baranski and D.J. Costello of Newhall Street, PEDIATRICS practicing in association with Tues., Jan. 26: Cub Scouts and Pinewood Derby at St. Williams. Lynn on December 21 at Lynn Hospital. Sun.. Feb. 7: Pancake break- ADOLESCENT fast at Wil. K of C Hall by Special JOHN T. MYERS, M.D. Needs Advisory Council. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express MEDICINE 657-3910 i Tues.. Feb. 9: Tewks. Golden our deepest gratitude 5 Shawsheen Avenue # Age Club penny sale. Donations and sincere thanks to Bedford * 500 Salem Street Office Hours t welcome. our many friends who Submit items for Coming gave such sincere com- Tel. (617) 275-2080 | Wilmington, MA fort in our recent by Appointment * Events listing at least one week tragedy and loss of our before desired date of beloved daughter Linda. publication. „ Carl and Alice Marcy THANKSGIVING NOVENA TO New England Human Town Crier ST. Jl I)K Ads Oh Holy St. Jade. Apos- Resource Counseling Center H&H Fuel tle and Martyr, great in Really Work discount oil virtue and rich In miracles, near kinsman ^
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* - •- & _ ■*• TOWN CRIER. JANUARY 6,1982 Tewksbury man Water heater rod Wilmington United dies in accident produces oder Methodist Church There is at least one complaint water to town, and in most parts by Ron Morgese The Wilmington Fire Depart- of town, but not in North The Rev. Richard L. Evans, Monday: 7:30 p.m. Pastor about the quality of water in pastor, 658-8217; Robert M. Parish Relations Committee. Frederick Hess, 22, of Foster ment, state police and Wilmington as the year 1982 Wilmington. Street, Tewksbury was Wilmington Police department He heats his water with a gas Frazier, asst. pastor, 658-2912; Tuesday: 3:30 p.m. Brownie starts. Nineteen eighty-one was office, 658-4519. Accessible to the Troop 80; 3:45 p.m. Girl Scout pronounced dead on arrival at the quickly responded. the year that Wilmington put a heartS-. In that heater is a rod Regional Health Center in Upon arrival rescue crews which is supposed to prevent handicapped. Troops 385 and 287; 7:30 p.m. new filtration plant "on the line" Sunday, Jan. 10: 8:15 a.m. Half Chancel Choir rehearsal; 8:30 Wilmington following a one car found Hess wedged between the to serve Wilmington homes and corrosion in the water heater. He accident on the Concord Street car and the ground. Firefighters has replaced that rod with a new hour communion service; 9 a.m. p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous in industries with pure water. School of Christian Living with Fellowship Hall. ramp of Route 93 in Wilmington freed him using the jaws of life. A North Wilmington resident one, still the odor persists. Wednesday. \ CPR was administered at the He reports further that he has classes for children, youth and Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. Bible 1 says that the odor of the water study; noon. Alcoholics! Hess was traveling , on the 93 scene and while Hess was being from his hot water heater is like told the Wilmington- Water adults; 10:30 a.m. Family wor- northbound off ramp tfc> Concord transported to the Health Center Department of his problems, and ship with childrens' moments, Anonymous in Fellowship Hall; '• that of rotten eggs. To his way of 7:30 p.m. Finance Committee; Street at 7:18 p.m. when his 1972 in the Wilmington Fire Depart- thinking it is hydrogen sulphide, the problems continue. Their child care and pre-school classes; GMC Jimmy wagon struck the ment ambulance. Hess's injuries advice, he reports, was to take the 4 p.m. Mission Program; 5 p.m.'' 7:45 p.m. Rebecca - Sarah, Ruth or something similar, that he gets Junior Youth Fellowship; 6 p.m. Circle. guard rail. After hitting the rail, were described by State Trooper from the faucet in the kitchen rod out of his water heater. That, Hess's car rolled over coming to Edward Horton as "massive the complaintant says, would void Senior Youth Fellowship; 8:30 Thursday: 7:30 p.m. sink. p.m. Al-Anon in Fellowship Hall. Nominations and personnel. rest 120 feet from the point of internal injuries." He has a belief that the new the guarantee of the manufac- impact. The accident is still under in- filtration plant supplies good turer of that heater. vestigation. No arrest in INSURANCE Sullivan Brothers Eileen D. Wolley CARPET CLEANING arson murder and Arthur J. Berthold OFFICE CLEANING No arrests have yet taken place 281 Main St., Residential and Commercial in relation to the murder by fire of a Burlington man last month in Wilmington, Mass. Free Estimates - 24 Hour Service Wilmington. 658 - 8730 Wilmington Police Chief Bobby To learn more about the new tax law and save on taxes, call or write to us today. Call 658-2395 Stewart said that an earlier lead INSURANCE * RETIREMENT * ESTATE PLANNING e s had not panned out, but that new Barry 667-0897 Skip 458-3/ , ; leads were being explored. He said that he would meet with the district attorney's office later this week to further plan the case. The fire, at a home on Dor- chester Avenue on Dec. 19, killed Start Something at Lowell Five... David Donahue, 24, of Burlington. His body was found in a front 3 bedroom of the house after the THE BANK OF THE BO si fire had been extinguished. The fire, which broke out at about 3 a.m. has been ruled as arson by the fire marshall. The house, occupied by about six EFFECTIVE 1982 young people including Donahue's brother Mark, had been visited by several uninvited guests, mostly from Billerica. A fight broke out, with the com- batants swinging pool cues at each other. Shots were fired, although Stewart said they were probably intended as warning Get yourself a shots. In the aftermath of the fight, someone threw a firebomb. Police and firefighters arriving on the scene were greeted by several cars leaving. Stewart said that the people involved in the fight had then met TAX-TJEFERRED at the Pinehurst Drive-in about 4 a.m., where they congratulated the person who threw the firebomb. Stewart said that his department was pursuing llC A (Individual Retirement Account) ! charges against the people in- volved in the meeting, for being '•l- accomplices after the fact to Drspitr a large area of open water. leveral people choie to murder. He said that he was thus go skating on the pond In Rotary Park in Wilmington on Sun- attempting to have one of these day. No incidents of anyone (ailing in were reported, but the people identify the person ice is not considered safe. responsible for the fire. 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. --• • ■ i -I-r- J . - •- succeed in business? Dear Larz: The year 1981 brought a new Again Peggy had to learn a May I take this opportunity to name to the former Reading lesson. This time she decided not wish you and your staff a happy Savings Bank building in to work in an insurance office, but and exciting new year. Nineteen Wilmington. The Quinn Building in the office of a broker. eighty-one surely gave us some on Main Street is now the The big moment came. It was in food for thought. Some of it not too property of Peggy Quinn, a the girls' room, in the building easy to swallow. resident of Wilmington for some where she worked. Peggy jokes However, I believe our God is a years. She now has her business about it today. She got her big God of circumstances and all in Wilmington too. break, she says, in the girls' things can work for the good of Peggy Quinn is a self made lady room. ♦ mankind if we accept the best of a in the insurance business. She is There was an advertisement in The ,ormer bad situation and see what can be the owner of the Anderson & The Qllinn R«»ding Savings Bank building on Main Street, the daily paper. An opening for a D. •,.•„ Wilmington has a new name on the outside and a new look in- done to turn negative thoughts Driscoll Insurance Agency, which secretary to an insurance broker. BUllding side. and deeds into something until a few weeks ago had a One of the other girls in that positive. downtown Boston address. Peggy building had the job and she There were certainly a lot of bought the bank building and assured Peggy it was a good one. Y negative thoughts in 1981 en- moved her business into it in So Peggy made up her mind and veloping our little community of November 1981. applied. Both Eddie Anderson and his brokerage business. He declared Wilmington. But - this is 1982. The Anderson & Driscoll The owner of the agency was a wife Marion treated Peggy the value to be only $10,000. It was I would like to see people taking Agency retains its Boston name, man named Edward Anderson. A royally, she recalls. Marion on that $10,000 valuation that the a stand on issues and not giving but it is now in the Quinn Winchester man, he was getting ^Anderson would buy presents for inheritance taxes were paid. out "cheap shots" anonomously - Building. along in years. Peggy became his Peggy in which the card would That sum proved to be wrong. I am specifically referring to the She is a lady with a sense of secretary and found she had a read "from Daddy Anderson." Peggy learned about it in later letter prior to the Christmas humor. A graduate of Woburn demanding boss. She was able to After Peggy's mother had years. The business proved to be season knocking Dr. Sager and High School she got into the in- Peggy Quinn do her part. She had experience passed away the cards were worth much more than the $10,000 praising several other in- surance business because other with three different companies. changed to read "from Mother the trustee said it was. Even- dividuals. As in the M.O. for this girls in that business were well Peggy began to learn the sad Eddie Anderson thought and Daddy Anderson." And, tually, for his error, he had to pay type of letter it was signed dressed. She found out it wsn't facts of life. In those days there nothing of calling her at midnight important, the couple really a fine to the Internal Revenue. "Concerned Educators." If they quite the way she had believed it was no future for females in in- to dictate a letter. Also, he often wanted to see that Peggy ad- Peggy paid off the remainder of are so concerned then they should to be. surance. The only way she could called at her home at 6:30 a.m. to vanced in the insurance business. the trust money on schedule. Now not be afraid to sign their names The other girls didn't have to become an underwriter, she was drive her to the office so they Pe8gy got a broker's license. It she was on her own. In a few to a letter - surely if they feel this worry about contributing to the told, was to have the country get could get work done early in the took her a year to do it, back in years she bought out another strongly they must have a reason family larder. Peggy was living into a war, so that there would be day. Because he was getting those days when nearly all agency, a smaller one, and to believe they have support. with a widowed mother, a sixteen- no males ready for such work. along in years she found that brokers were males. amalgmated it into the Anderson Dr. Pierce was a very political year-old girl, working in a Boston That was the only way. more and more of the work was An arrangement was made so Agency. superintendent of schools, that is insurance company office. By this time she was married. being shifted onto her shoulders. that Peggy could pay out of the Then she bought the business of not to say that he did not do a good There was no way for Peggy to She shifted jobs again, to learn After a while Anderson would earnings. A trust was made, a a man named Frederick J. job, for the most part he did very go ahead. Hundreds of other girls that a wedding ring wasn't come into the office twice a month legal document, so that if Mr. Driscoll, and her agency became well by Wilmington and the were in that office. She tran- exactly an attribute. Married to sign checks. He and Peggy Anderson should die the the Anderson & Driscoll Agency. education of our children. He was sferred to another office. women, the company said, may joked about the situation. He was payments would continue to Mrs. Now it is the Anderson & instrumental in bringing into the After a year she was the girl have to leave at any time because a "thick Swede" and she was a Anderson. Driscoll Agency of Wilmington. Wilmington schools some very who was doing the underwriting, of the impending arrival of a new "thick Irishman." In their con- Three years later Eddie An- Peggy jokes that it all started in innovative programs and per- but only as an assistant. The job member of the family. Hence the versations he learned that she derson passed away. The trust the girls' room of an office sonnel. However, I am not quite had some responsibility, but not company wasn't interested in had her heart set on becoming an officer handling the estate didn't building in Boston. ready to canonize him into much pay and not much future. keeping her. insurance broker. think much of a female handling a Sainthood nor any of the others mentioned in this "poison pen': letter regarding who should be superintendent. Let's start out 1982 on a positive Wood stoves note and support the school committee (a more* dedicated board you will not find -) in its a hot item decision, what ever it might be. Let's move ahead in 1982 to in 1981 quality education and adjust to Proposition 2'* and all the other Homeowners of Wilmington budget cuts. Reading, writing and installed a total of 109 wood arithmetic is fine, but if we, as burning stoves during 1981. That parents support our school by is the number of permits which offering volunteer hours we can was issued from the office of the continue with creative and in- building inspector. Mulli New buildings on Ballardvale Street, where Friends'Farm Upton \ substantial building being ererted off I plon Court novative programs. used to be. Built b> the Tambone Corporation. the) house a North Wilmington, for Robert Smith. Each permit cost $10. That firms number of high technology and other firms. Court In one word,a the most totals up to $1,000 or more in fees. charitable thing I could say for How many people installed stoves the letter (Concerned Educators) ■ 1 without getting permits? « i * ■ IS - Balderdash ' • The office of the building in- Anne D. Linehan spector guesses that twice as PS. Be more sure of yourself and many stoves were installed, your facts, if you were, you'd sign without permits. The reason for your letters. permits is simple. It is an effort to cut down fire risk. Installing a Artsbus stove is simple except that it can be dangerous for an inex- The Artsbus will visit the perienced person to do so. Kennedy Library in Boston on Other statistics for tile year: Sunday, Jan. 17. Permits were taken out for 24 If you haven't visited the homes with a total valuation of library, but have always meant $996,000 That is an average The Hem l.iiid Building on I .«\u-i Koad. off Concord Street. Vydel This building is still without electric lights. It is located at to, here is your opportunity to do I lowland is among the new buildings in Wilmington ihis year. It is ex- the current end of Jewel Drive and has been waiting for elec- so without driving. The bus will valuation of $41,500 per home. Building tricity for several months. There were 11 permits for in- pected to be open for business in a few weeks. leave Wilmington Plaza at 1 p.m. dustrial buildings, with a value of and Reading Depot at 1:15 p.m. $4,985,000, and one for a com- There is a charge of $5. mercial building valued at The displays at the Kennedy $105,000. Industrial alternations Library include White House and additions numbered 22, with a Christmas decorations and toys value of $2,002,900. from around the world sent to the Another statistic is swimming Kennedy children during the pools. There were a total of 48 "Camelot" era. with a value of $205,000. There Reservations may be phoned to were also five permits to 657-7400 or 944-0800 days or 657- demolish buildings of which two 7461 or 658-8053 nights. were during the last month of the The Artsbus is a community year. One of those was the service sponsored by the Wilmington Friends of the Arts, building on Dorchester Street, in Wilmington resident Arthur Smith has constructed this _. . . The Digital F.quipment Corporation occupies this building which fire occured resulting in a with arrangements by AJJ Smith building off Andover Street near Route 125. His own firm and Digital on Ballardvale Street. Governor King came out to help in the Travel. death during December. others are in the building. opening ceremonies. The total number of permits in Building The home at right was the home of Sgl. Walter Schact, the year was 411 and the total Wilmington soldier who served in France in World War I. valuation $9,435,000. More recently it had been the home of Kleanor and Jim Pmmiiii ^_^___ cVieWs On NOTARY PL'BLH REAL ESTATE BROKER As inflation Jftnluhlirrj - Wilnuniitini drives the value cDental Healtli Publication Number 635-340 of your home By RANDALL SMITH, D.D.S., 85 Wilmington Road, ' An independently owned newspaper published every Wednesday by Burlington. Phone: 272-0540. | PAUL K. BUTT The Wilmington News Company, Inc. WILMINGTON. MASS Wilmington office: Tewkibury office: , ' 658-3716 364 MiJdlMu Avenue 792 Main Street ■ .! P.O. Bo. 460 P.O. Bo. 68 BUILDER - DEVELOPER Wilmington, Mass 01887 Tewksbury, Mass. 01876 COSMETIC Custom Homes Built (617) 658-2346 (617) 851-5091 Additions & Garages CONTOURING Family Rooms Publisher Capl Larz Neilson Advertising Manager C Stuart Neilson Editor ', Larz F. Neilson .Dentistry has several designed, it is important for Circulation Manager Cathy Pact™ techniques it can use lo im- the dentist lo get an overview Backhoe Rental Sports Editor Rick Cooke Bits &,Pieces Editor Elizabeth Downs prove the appearance of the of the mouth. Tewksbury Editor Jim Brown teeth Teeth that are extruded or Fair Prices & One of these, cosmetic con- crowded should be cos met ical- Staff: Flora Kasabuski. Eleanor Riddle. Ann White touring, is one of the most ly contoured and the crowns Expert Craftsmanship dramatic yet simplest and then shaped to conform to a Honest Estimates Subscription Prices: Payable in advance Office Hours: Monday thru Friday. 9 to 5. least expensive ways of im- more esthetic environment. Mi-llltier U ilni.tiL't"! t'hanilH'i ,if ('ninnirro- In Wilmington and Tewksbury. $10 a year Wednesdays 9 to 1 proving a smile. It involves Shaping a crown properly is Elsewhere in US $1400 a year Foreign No financial responsibility is,accepted by the reshaping of teeth to make paramount lo a pleasing ap- $20 00 a year The Town Crier offers a one the Wilmington News Company, Inc. for them more esthetically ap- pearance The shape is what dollar discount to subscribers who renew pealing the eve notices first. If the pa- errors in advertisements A reprint will be A patient, for example, may tient has a corresponding JOHNSON FUEL OIL during January without receiving a renewal made of any part of an advertisement in notice After Feb 1. renewal notices are and higher, many prudent business have long pointed canines natural tooth, duplicating that which the error affects the value of an (eye teeth) that distort the shape gives the best results mailed at the lull price. advertised item men review their insurance every smile By simply rounding off Second class,post «• paid at Wilmington year to make certain they are adequately pro the pointed edges, the smile Discount Oil becomes balanced and nor Mass 01887 tecied. We can be unusually helpful. Call us. mal. The chewing edges of a ' | Price subiect to chan( woman's teeth may wear, A public service lo pro- * wthout notice NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ■fDILL MOTHERS down and become jagged and mote better dental health. 24hr service square Smoothing and roun- from the ofMce of: RAN- INSURANCE AGENCY IRC, ding them will restore the soft- DALL SMITH. D.D.8. IS Per Gal - i gl NNA SUSTAINING ness and femininity to her Wilmington Road (Rt U> COD 175 gal min. *«* M MEMBER- 403 Main St. Wilmington, Man. 018J7 smile Barllagion. Phone Z72-S5W. N|l»» T. It phone 651-9116 * 944-4470 Before restorations are 658-2500 729-2500 "•H TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 6,1982 Dr. Glen Dixon joins Health Center staff .- The Regional Health Center in Wilmington has announced that Dr. Glen A. Dixon, Jr. joined the staff January 4 in the practice of obstertics and gynecology in association with Dr. MichaeL Jones. Dr. Dixon is a graduate of Autonomous University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, ' Mexico, and of the University of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences, in Memphis. He com- pleted his internship and residency at the City of Memphis Hospitals, Memphis. Dr. Dixon is a Junior Fellow of the American College of Ob- stetrics - Gynecology. He was formerly employed by Spectrum Dr. Glen Dixon SweetheartPlastics INvlsiimol Mai v I.mil Cup Corp . Wilmington. MA 01887 Emergency Care, Inc., as an Relocating from Memphis with emergency physician, where he his wife, Susan and their two gained approximately 2400 hours children, Dr. Dixon and his of emergency room experience. family will live in the area. SbecAyfo* u* (W t//*/ti 'Ili&ten AacK in 49.57 utAen lAey told uA fUatfk& uta* Ann Marie Barry engaged only a "fiul". Mr. and Mrs. John C. Barry of secretary to the vice president of North Street, Wilmington have Computax in Wilmington. She is ■ 4n*llucAyfi* UA, ute/uc/ceoi Wiltn/ny/on utAen ate atete looAina A* a neut announced the engagement of also attending Northeastern their daughter Ann Marie to University. Aotne /ttten/y prate ayo lAi* yea*. Harvey Laurin Welsh, Jr. of Her fiance is a 1978 graduate of Spring Street, Lexington. Ann is a Lexington High School and is r 1979 graduate of Shawsheen Tech currently employed at The Work- aAoAe /tneti/y yeate Atine Seen y<-r.»/_u,t,,:>.... and works as an executive bench as a distribution manager. < A June 1983 wedding is planned. I' '■/e-ate in UtAicA ate *e y ><.o.l/te>. Meat* in UtAicA me. W atelcometl it. me :f 'Mt/mtny/t.ii i tUcuti fheoftle to ■ i/tia/ yea I i in UtAicA ate W Seen aSle to /ie//i iucA utoUAutAile yttxt/u, ■'/fi. //iey ne Seen yooo/yeaAA. Pastor Dunham with his wife Judy and daughters Paula / 1 Pastor's and Kristie. ■ We hope the economic conditions improve /f£w$w so we can all get back to work again. TO AIL OUR Jackson Bros., Inc. FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ?5, HARRIS STREET, WILMINGTON ^58-9071 BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES mmmmmmammmammmmmmmmmmmmimmmm The BINGO BINGO BINGO J.J. CRONIN CO. Beauty Terrace Tuesday is SAND AND GRAVEL Main St., Rt 38, Wilmington Plaza Bingo Night Hair Styling 658-8251 7 p.m. Early,Bird for Men & Women 7:30 Start Specializing in Haircuts, Blow Dry, Coloring, Organic Protein & Acid Wilmington K of C , Balanced Perns, Manicuring School St Ext., Behind St. Thomas Church Wilmington and 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS MON - TUES • WED HALL RENTALS North Reading By appt or walk-in service Full facilities and package plant Wedding) • Showers • Parties Hours: Monday 9 to noon Tuts, thru Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 658 - 6507 or 658 - 8652 OCX : 1 t ■ I. TOWN CRIER. JANUARY 6,1982 Birthdays special day of at last four area Sweeney of Kennedy Road, greetings with Vinnie Witkowski Street, Tewksbury and Larry Meeting rescheduled Jack* Buckley of Starr Avenue, residents, including John Pratt of Tewksbury. of Winter Street and Wayne Scott of Fay Street, Wilmington The Tewksbury Hospital Tewksbury. tried, but couldn't Kiernan Avenue, and Mike James Fitzpatrick of Allen Bourque of Maple Street, will share birthday greetings on Practical Nurses Alumni meeting quite slip his January l birthday Golden of Chestnut. Street, Park Drive, Wilmington will Tewksbury who will become a January 12. scheduled for January has been by unnoticed. Wilmington and Peter Soderholm obsef ve his special day on teenager, At last 11 area residents will be postponed and will be held January 10 will mark the Kenny Sinclair of Pleasant celebrating birthdays on January Wednesday, March 10. of Colonial Drive and John January 11 and will share 13 including: T Maureen Matarese of Marcia Gift of life Road, Wilmington, Phil LeDuc of William Liston of Glen Road, BUY Federal Street, Suzanne McCabe Wilmington and Richard Lunetta of Shawsheen Avenue, John Nee of Nunn Road, both students in of Harris Street, Anne Ellsworth electronics at Associated SELL of Marjorie Road, William Irwin Technical Institute, (ATI) FIRST of Glendale Circle, Roy White Sr. Woburn recently gave a of Suncrest Avenue, David McCue Christmas gift of blood in the RENT of Everett Avenue and school's first annual Red Cross Tewksbury residents John Bloodmobile. Stoddard of AsUe Street who will ATI is proud that William and HIRE become a teenager on January 12, Richard are students at the Theresa Trainor of Starr Avenue school. SERVICES and Margaret Cavanaugh of SHOP Maureen Drive. From the fire log Rachel Motyka of Foster Road, Members of Wilmington's Fire of the Tewksbury will be celebrating for Department answered 27 calls for SWAP the 15th on January 14 and will assistance last week including: share her special day with 11- Fifteen ambulance runs, six year-old Alaina Smith of Regis service calls, two chimney fire*, OPEN POOR GIVE Road, and Wilmington residents one call for mutual aid, one Marlene Lynch of Faulkner building fire, one dumpster fire Avenue, Leslie Eldridge of and one brush fire. -GET Dorothy Avenue, Elizabeth Neilson of High Street and Fred Fashion Show BAPTIST Bent of Linda Road. Tewksbury and Wilmington VEND Ralph Allen of Church Street. residents took part in the Wilmington will be a year wiser "Holiday Fashion Show '81" at on January 15 and will share the Northmeadow Country Club. HURCH SPEND greetings with Dave Whitney of The Self Care Center staff of David Dunham Middlesex Avenue, Craig Durling Tewksbury presented the show Pastor of Woodland Drive who will be 12 which saw the following local DEAL and Tewksbury residents Marcia women participating - Pauline Maccini of Pinewold Road and Cushing, Gerry Fidler, Martha Steve Bucknam of .Champion Nawn, Karen Kurkley, Maureen TRADE Street. Shaw, Mary Walor, Abby Cohen JAN. 17 -10:00 a.m. and Kerry Cavalerro. Golden ager EARN It looks as though the only Adult classes member of the Wilmington It's time to register for adult Old-Fashioned * The Public is Cordially Golden Age Club on the current classes at the Eastern Middlesex Bible Teaching invited to help us LEARN birthday list is Cleo O'Brien of YMCA, 36 Arthur B. Lord Dr.. Marion Street on January 13. Reading. All winter programs are Friendly dedicate this Sunday scheduled to begin during the SEEK Anniversaries week of January 25. Family Oriented to the Lord Barbara and Harold Strand of Classes include Karate, belly * Special Music Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington dance, dog obedience, > & FIND will observe their 26th wedding photography, guitar and many anniversary on January 14. others. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Briggs of Those interested should call 1 WITH A Starr Avenue, Tewksbury will 944-7989 Monday through Thur- I want to know more about I celebrate their 17 anniversary on sday from noon to 9 p.m. OPEN DOOR BAPTIST CHURCH CLASSIFIED January 14. D Please send me information AD D Please contict me OPEN uOOR BAPTIST CHURCH The star • Student financial aid 7 It looks as though the an- Sponsored by Congressman 'Christ Centered - Preaching the Gospel' Name niversary star for this week Jim Shannon, the Massachusetts Address belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred* student financial aid hotline will Temporarily Meeting at the CALL Lemos of Parker Street, be in force through January 31 Telephone. Wilmington who will observe from 5 to 9 p.m. Holiday Inn their 56th anniversary on January The number is 1-800-952-1001. SEND TO: 95 Main St 658-2346 18. Lance Corporal Ferreira Open Door Baptist Church if Rt 495 an<; Ri 38} to place Marine Lance Cpl. Stephen J. To enter Ferreira, of Tewksbury has been To enter an item in Bits & Tewksbury, Ma. 01876 promoted to his present rank Pieces, call the Town Crier at 658- four *i while serving with the 3rd Bat- 2346 days and Tuesday nights or talion, 3rd Marines, First Marine 658-2907 other nights and Brigade, Kaneone Bay, Hawaii. weekends. Ask for BeeDee. Lance Cpl. Ferreira is a 1979 graduate of Tewksbury Memorial High School who joined the Marine Corps in July, 1980. Your Classified Advertising Headquarters ■ Uplolhr«l«neMhtc«cuUlionc ■ , TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 6,1982 Honor roll at Tewksbury Junior High School Tewksbury Junior High School Koufogazos, Suzanne Koumant- Karavidas, Joseph Kelley, Susan Paquette, Steven Pesce, Lynne has announced the honor roll for zelis, Keith Kowalczyk, William Kinnon, Craig Kolefc. Ploof. the first term. Honors are at- Krzesinski, Michael Laliberte, Kenneth Labadini, Jeffrey Peter Riddle, Michael tained with a quality point William Lambert, Cynthia Larsen, Kristen Larsen, Eileen Rosemond, Maria Simon, Ed- average of 6.00 or better. Lamoureux, Keith Landry, Leary, Kenneth LeBlanc, ward Sipowicz, Joyce Spiegel, Honorable mention is attained Robert Langlois, James Latta, Richard LeDuc, Ann Lee, Joseph Nancy Thompson, Joyce Tib- with all A's and B's without Christopher LeBlanc, Erik Ludwig, Robert Lynn, Christine betts, Karen Toth, Janice Troy, reference to grouping levels. Liljegren, Shawn Linnehan, Maclntire, Sean Manseau, Mary Susan Tsimtsots, Joan Wheeler, Grade nine, Honor Roll Jacqueline Maillet, Kerry Marcucci, Timothy McCaffery, Stephen Whelton, Lisa Willette Susan Angelo, Jody Bangs, McLaughlin, Francis Medeiros, Sean McDermott, Cynthia and Lori Zotto. Robert Bennett, Diane Burgess, Joseph Menize, Kelley Moloney. McGill, Monica McGuire. Honorable Mention I.ori Cassidy, Michelle Cochran, Kenneth Monanan, Cheri Sean McLaughlin, Daniel James Anzivino, Susan Conroy, Gary Corbett, Lena Deangelo, Murray, Catherine Norton, McLeod, Edward Melanson, Christine Cooke, Tracy Danner, Deborah Desmond, Allison Gregory Parke, Lisa Parker, Kimberly Merritt, Camille Kathryn Dillon, Renee Dionne, Dockray, Sean Doherty, Karen Timothy Patterson, Lisa Pifalo, Michals, David Morel, Melissa Kimberly Lawrie, DeUie Maz- Fahey, Ruth Ferreira, David Edward Piscopo, Daniel Ploof, Nelson, Patricia Nelson, Robin zone, Edward O'Toole, Michelle Flanagan, Eric Gagnon. Susan Pollard, Leah Ritchie, Norgaard, Terrence O'Neil, Publicover, Jill Roberts, Dianne Cindy Gammon, Edward Jennifer Rogers, Heidi Maria Orsula, Dawn Pacheco, Sanborn, David Segnini, Todd Garabedian, Kathleen Gonzales, Schumaker, Heather Sheldon, Michael Paglia, Christine Pan- Simas, Jennifer Stys and Michelle Felicia Graham, Valerie Greene, Deanna Silva, Sheri ■ Strong, niello, Kimberly Paquette, -Lisa Traeba. Mark Prekop of Woburn «as JuM checking the conditions of An inch "" "'" '" W''m'n8lon's town park on Monrlnv when he drove Lisa Hanke, Colleen Hanrahan, Karen Sturtevant, Dianne iiicn , , | | ,,, . ., , | Gregory Hill, Karl Kresien, Carol Sweeny, Lauren Terrazzano, Shawn Flynn completes course his car 0 thr cres of lhe hil( ea( i|1K tlu b M jp d whrn hr Lamoureux, Timothy Lane, Craig Anthony Thompson, Brian tOO far tried to stop at the top, he slid to the bottom. A tow truck was LeDuc, Charlene Lenhart, Laura Tremblay, Coleen Walsh, Thomas Marine Pvt. Shawn A. Flynn, Students received instruction in summoned to winch the car up the hill, when the tow truck typing, preparation of naval tried to move, he loo was stuck and it look name pushing to Lennox, Karen Mara. Welch, Christine White, Kimberly son of Barbara A. and Thomas E. get it over the top of the hill. Kimberley Martinez, Robin Wight, Robin Worth and Flynn, Sr. of Tewksbury, has correspondence and wre ian- McCafferty, Paul McSweeney, Jacqueline Young. completed the administrative troduced to the basic office Tracy Meehan, Marc Paquin, Honorable Mention clerk's course. functions, such as filing, per- Novena and prayer service formed by all Marine Corps Catherine Peterson, Lisa Riss, Bonnie Burris, James Carroll, The four week course was A Novena and Healing Prayer There will also be a Pamela Cassidy, Craig Chestnut, conducted at Marine Corps Base administrative sections. Vaishali Shenoy, Lynda Skid- A 1976 graduate of Tewksbury Service will be held at the Shrine sacramental anointing of the sick more, Tracy Stratis, Scott Kristin Doherty, James Camp Pendleton, Calif. The Church of St. Rita, 158 Mammoth and benediction of the Most Thornton, Jennifer Trudeau, McLaughlin, Douglas Noyes, course was designed to provide Memorial High School, Flynn joined the Marine Corps in April, Rd., Lowell, Sunday, January 10 Blessed Sacrament. All are Tracy Turnage, Michael Julie Savlen and Sheila Sullivan. students with the basic skills and at 2 p.m. welcome and there is a ramp Woodruff • and Elizabeth Wynn. Grade seven, Honor Roll knowledge to perform as ad- 1961. entrance for the handicapped. Honorable Mention Lauri Aiesi, Ronald Anderson, ministrative clerk. Denise Boudreau, Doreen Brian Aylward, Rhonda Bowser, Nancy DeStefano, Napa Barrasso, Keith Bennett, Gina CUTER and CUTTER Porn Fairbanks, Wayne Freitag, Bernard, Christine Blake, Eileen Kiely and Timothy Rhine. Thomas Bosia, Wayne Bourque, Attorneys-at-Law Grade eight, Honor Roll Patrick Brooks, Paul Bunyan, EST 1935 Donna Amico, Eric Angelo, Alicia Burke, Robert Busch, Gina Avila, John Bernard, Patricia Censullo, Janet Cole, DIVORCE '295 Tracey Bernhardt, Renee Bova, Karen Collins, Karen Corbett, {UnconMsM not induing court costs) Richard Bramante, Robert Dianne Costa, Sandra Court. SIMPLE WILL M5 best deal Matthew Daly, Susan Dec, Lisa # Briggs, Steven Burke, Gina Busa, A FULL RANGE OF LEGAL SERVICES Michael Canning, Joseph Carey, DiBella, Amy DiGiorgio, Karen AT AFF0R0MLE fttS Patrick Carey, Tanya Chase, Duggan, Jeremy Duncan, ALL CMMAL AND CIVPl TRIALS 1 ''-d Jeanne Connor, Lisa Consaul. Kimberly Dziadosz, Mary WORKMAN'S COMPENSATION Suzanne Downey, Wendy Fabiano,. James Farley, Kyle Vt Hr. 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Well, last Wednesday night Patty was healthy, and all the Greater Lowell Christmas Tournament's Most Valuable Player did was go out and score 23 Rick (mike pholo points, drive around and through a Chelmsford press, and in Tourney Tewksbury 's Jrrrie Bernier, Sue Rhraull and Patty Murphy were selected to the Greater Lowell Christmas Tournament Afr-Star team after Wednesday's victory general trigger Tewksbury's 53-39 All-Stars Rich Cooke photn over Chelmsford. victory that clinched the tourney Most championship for the unbeaten TMHS senior guard Patty Murphy led her team to wins (7-0) Redmen. Valuable over I IIMCII and Chelmsford and was named the (ireater MVC wrestling "Patty played just a fabulous Player I.ourll Christmas Tournament MVP. game," offered Sheehan af- terward. " We wanted to push the ball upcourt, and Patty and Sue Wildcats pin Lynnfield, 36-33 (junior guard Sue Rheault - seven points) were the keys. Another Wilmington's wrestlers boosted Carta (W) 2:55; 128, Bob Miele 107, Larry Grant (W) by fall John key was the way Jerrie (Bernier) their season record to 2-2, (W) by fall Todd Prussman (T) One hundred and forty pounds, contained Buckley in the second dropping a tough match to Triton, 2:32. Dave Kelleher (L) maj. dec. Chalf." 44-26 and then coming back to One hundred and thirty-four Darin Colarusso (W) 10:1; 147, Most of the paying customers defeat an equally tough Lynnfield pounds. Bob Welch (T) by fall Steve Clarke (L) by fall Steve came to the ULowell campus team, 36-33 last week. Jim Vachon (W) 4:05; 140, Steve Bonaccorsi (W) 2:13; 157, Co-capt expecting to see a dual between Co-captain Brian Belmore (100) Theriault (T) by fall Jim Cheoly Len Boudreau (W) by fall Steve the two centers- Tewksbury's pushed his season record to 4-0 (W) :59; 147, Dave Dolan (TV by Long (L) 1:23; 169, Jeff Linehan Bernier and Chelmford's Jean with a pin and a forfeit, while at fall Steve Bonaccorsi (W) :59; (W) by fall Mike McDonald (L) Marie Buckley. 107 pounds, Larry Grant split for 157, Co-capt. Len Boudreau (W) 1:56; 187, Will Baldwin (W) by fall What they got instead was a the day, posting his first victory draw Mark Duff (T) 2-2; 169, Con Jim Rubbicco (L) :49; unlimited, show from the Tewksbury back- of the season with a first period Madigan (T) by fall Jeff Linehan Daryl Burtman (L) by fall Joe court, although Bernier and pin. Senior Bob Miele captured (W) 2:31; 187, Will Baldwin (W) Morgan (W) 1:20. Buckley, who are good friends off the Wildcat Award for the best by fall Joe Saunders (T) 2:05; Ghirardi (L) 2:38; 114. Doug the court, were hardly disin- wrestling effort against Triton Unlimited Joe Morgan (W) by fall Kumpf (L) by fall Kevin Dunnett terested bystanders. with a first period pin. Tim Johnson (T) .56. (W) 1:20; 121, Matt Schuster (L) Bernier contributed nine points At -134 pounds, senior Jim by fall Frank Carta (W) 1:48; 128, and Buckley 14 (most coming off Vachon split, with a tough loss to Wilmington 36 Lynnfield 33 Frank Smith (L) sup. dec. Bob tenacious play around her of- -Bob Welch of Triton before One hundred pounds. Co-capt Miele (W) 28:10; 134, Jim Vachon fensive backboard), but the chipping in a six point pin against Brian Belmore (W) by forfeit; (W) by fall Bob Douglas (L) 2:58. blowout was triggered by 'Bob Douglas of Lynnfield. "Murph" and her talented junior I Co-captain Len Boudreau (157) running mate Rheault. Patty, -continued on the winning track Jerrie and Sue were all named to with a 2-2 draw and a first period the Tourney All-Star team. pin At 169, Jeff Linehan posted a After Buckley had put early ; first period pin to move the Cats pressure on Tewksbury with her >closer to victory against stubborn inside play, Murphy canned a >Lynnfield. corner jumper to give TMHS an I Junior Will Baldwin (187) 11-10 lead after one quarter. ^garnered the other Wildcat Tewksbury's pressing and (".Award for posting two first period trapping defense began bothering grins, the second clinching a the Lions in the second quarter, ^victory against the Pioneers. Joe and after a pair of blown CHS «M organ jumped up to layups, the locals took charge. li .i k c ^,*. I*. *i ■ yieavyweight and contributed to Forward Leeann Stewart (eight Bernier, Tewkihury center Jerrie Bernier (far lelli. positions ;the team effort with a quick 56 points) sank a bucket off an of- herself for an offensive rebound in Tuesday night's SK-26 rout fsecond pin of his own. fensive rebound to stretch the TMHS stay of Greater Lawrence. With the win TMHS slavs perfect at I The Wildcats host Wakefield lead to 17-13 at 4:07, before perfect 7-». yanuary 6 at 6:30 p.m. and Murphy and the TMHS defense jMethuen January 9 at the same Kick ("ookc pholo went to work. Patty forced a travel with some Murphy, Rheault and the guards would be vulnerable to a jlime. TMHS girls basketball coach Barry Sheehan gives his pressing and running game. He •. Triton 44 Wilmington 26 nice overplay (the Lions' guards Tewksbury fast break really took Thumbs team the 'thumbs up' sign during a timeout late in Wednes- off in the third quarter, with Patty couldn't have been more correct. ', One hundred pounds, Co-capt. up day's tournament victory. The Tewksbury girls defeated dribble exclusively with their "If we can get them into a Chelmsford for the tourney title. See slor> this page. right hands), Bernier sank a pair' scoring 10 points and Rheault's jferian Belmore (W) by fall Kevin running game, we'll be in good &osworth (T) 2:40; 107, Bob of inside scores, and Murphy defensive anticipation spurring a Ifavrega (T) by fall Larry Grant swished a jumper off the fast- 36-26 lead entering the final ■W) :59; 114, Kevin Gardner (T) break to give the eventual stanza. *y fall Kevin Dunhett (W) :57; Where the Action is, page 11 champs a 24-17 advantage at Before the game coach Sheehan Murphy page nine ■321, Kai Vlahos (T> by fall Frank halftime. had said that Chelmsford's Catt PEDIATRIC HEALTH ASSOCIATES •«1 •* f like W*l Carl F. Rosenbloom, M.D. Steven P. Bloom, M.D. Mary M. Parr, M.D. Get A Super Tune-Up Before Trouble Starts! 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I'd really like to see a chance that it would have any Ciampa, who also mentioned that track meet out there tonight," effect at all on Tewksbury's back- the pair are so in tune to each offered the talented TMHS court. other's moves that it makes them mentor. Sheehan called an out of bounds both an offensive and defensive The Lions must have indeed play for Murphy. Result- corner weapon. wondered if Murphy doubles for jumper, 40-28 lead. Rheault The TMHS guards can score coach Dennis McGadden's winter breaks the Lions' press. Result- press, trap, penetrate and in track team. It was clear that she another off the glass Rheault general drive an opponent wouldn't be throwing the shot put. jumper and a 43-28 lead with 4:46 straight up the road to the Net was all that Patty got in that left to play. Solomon Mental Health Institute. third quarter. The real crusher came seconds On some nights, there appears to Two straight Murphy swishes later, when Rheault, pressured by be no escape. coupled with a neat Rheault two Chelmsford defenders at The Christmas Tourney title banker upped the count to 32-22 midcourt, dribbled behind her was not garnered without some Tewksbury with 2:28 left in that back going right to left and was big help from the frontcourt quarter. fouled. As that bothersome however. Bernier ignored her After establishing their largest person on Monday Night Football bothersome calves to limit lead of the game to that point (10 would say- turn out the lights. Buckley and score nine points. points), Bernier went to work on "I think that Patty and Sue are Mary Hill, June DeStefano, Pam the defensive boards, feeding 1-2 as far as MVC guards are Brabant and that talented "third" Murphy for a layup and later concerned," advised TMHS guard Robin Riddle all con- another jumper for a 36-24 assistant coach Don Ciampa after tributed. cushion. Chelmsford, desperate the Redmen had cruised past Sheehan had said while wat- to create some turnovers with Greater Lawrence, 58-26 for their ching Wilmington play Bedford Buckley saddled with three fouls, seventh win Tuesday (Jan. 5) the night before the title went to an earnest fullcourt press night. "There is just no one who showdown that a win Wednesday Rick Cooke phoio to start the fourth quarter. Fat comes close to them, " offered could trigger a 10-0 start and Tourney Wilmington's Anne Ryan (3) and a Bedford player follow the flight of a loose ball preparations for a third straight flight during WHS Christmas Tourney action. The Wildcats dropped a tough game in the Eastern Mass Tournament berth. opening round before coming back to win the consolation. Barring injury, the team, helped greatly by a rejuvenated All-Star guard, appears to be well Wilmington Recreation Basketball OH its way to an MVC title and possibly much more in 1982. Wilmington Recreation Stewart, Ritchie raid Shell, 75-31 Coming Events Dave Stewart (21 points) and points, followed by Frank Din- Parr each had a bucket for the Paul Ritchie (18) led-the way as smore (13), Eric Johnson (6) and gritty Tigers. Gym night change Bill&Bob's crushed Ricks, 94-49 Eric Torrell (6). Steve Revelas Junior Boys in the Men's Division of the (14) and John Harding (6) were Knicks 25 Bullets 17 Wilmington Recreation the Pats' leaders. Dan Corson, Dave Hale and The Wilmington Recreation Basketball League last week. Bill Bills 26 Saints 15 Chris Allan each popped in six for Department's gym night has a Gustus (20) and Jim Hollis (17) Ralph Newhouse popped in 12 the winners, while the Bullets change in its schedule. As of paced Rick's. Bills' points with help from Mike were led by Bryan Sarosik (9), Wednesday, Jan. 6, men's gym Radio Shack 75 No. Wilm. Shell 31 Halley (8) and Ken Ferrari (6). Peter Torrell (6) and Paul Burke night has been moved from the Mike O'Neil and Paul Burke Chris and Russ Lydon combined (2). High School to the North In- pumped in 14 points apiece to for 13 Saints' points. Lakers 27 Pistons 22 termediate. The gym will be open spark the winners, while the Shell Intermediate Boys - National Tony DeSantis' 12 points pushed from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., and the gang was led by Pratt (12) and Conference the Lakers to the victory. Right cost is $2.00 per night. Dave Orndorff (11). Beavers 15 Bulls 10 behind Tony were mates Dan Recreation openings No. Wilm. Shell 98 Aces 97 (OT) Sean Connors and Sean Woods (11) and Mark Tully (3). A few openings still exist in the Jim Tildsley took game high Boudreau popped in six points Piston leaders were Pat Nally following programs: baton, honors for Shell with 27 points, apiece, and Chris Kane added a (12) and Mark Gallucci (6). ballet, slimnastics, aerobics, followed by George Pratt with 25 bucket for the winners. Dave Celtics 17 Royals 13 cross country ski clinic (free), and Dave Orndorff with 24. Venuti Scolastico and Rich Barnes each Kevin Quellette and Brian Disney on Ice, roller skating (24), Forgett (23) and Cramm had four Bulls' points, wilh/Rich Morin combined for 13 points to party, swimming lessons, ski (21) led the Aces. Burke chipping in two. spark the winners. Paul Maiella lessons and ski trips. Call the Intermediate Bovs - American Lions 19 Colts 12 had six Royals' points. Recreation office at 658-6512 for Conference James Clancy, Brian Dussualt Junior Boys - West Conference details. Jets 40 Rams 27 and Todd Boudreau combined for Gulls 13 Hawks 11 Co-ed volleyball Brian Lindgren (15), Steve 13 points to fire the winning of- John Masse (6) and Jeff Botte The annual co-ed volleyball Caizzi (10) and Kevin Sutton (4) fense. Bob Pasquerella and Rich (4) led the Gulls, while the Hawk program for ages 18 and up will fired the winners, with the Rams Donnelly hit four points apiece for attack was paced by Jeff Bowen begin Tuesday, Jan. 12. The sparked by Steve Ferrante (6), the Colts. (5) and Tom Kelley (4). program will be held in the North John Carroll (4) and Jim Brann Cougars 28 Tigers 12 Intermediate gym from 7:30 to (5). Mike Staurt (10) and Denny Rec League 9:30 p.m. each Tuesday through Cbjefs 55 pau 30 O'Donnell (6) led this rout, while March 30. The cost is $2.00 per Bill O'Donnell was red hot for Bob Boudreau, Ron McCoy, Dan page 11 night. the winners with a game high 28 Rollins, Scott Ferrari and Mark ' fojoutttt Dave Kwiatowiki photo No Wilmington High School forward Pete Revelas (15) lakes a ¥%&* . , comfortable seat on the WHS bench after spraining his ankle ■ Is* 1982 prODlem ,n Tu„dav nighfs MVC game with Austin Prep. January 1 is the traditional renewal If you don't know if your subscription date for Town Crier subscriptions. Dur- is about to expire look at the address ing the months of December and label, on the line above your name is a January all subscriptions can be renew- date. 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Eve 6-8 Sat. 9-12 I Name TEWKSBURY EDITION ij Address □ I Town _ Zip- CD WILMINGTON EDITION " ~~V wmm M^M 10 TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 6,1982 Wilmington Youth Hockey Special present for Midget A's Wilmington's Midget A's Athanasia, Bob Curran, Sean Ray Mercuri (game winner) wrapped up a very special Lowney and Greg Monteforte. scored the goals in this exciting Christmas present over this busy The assists were passed out victory. The assists went to holiday sports season, sweeping among Curran, Barrett and Cornish (two), Fuller, Andy four games to win the recent Newhouse with two apiece, and Aresco and Mark Marranzine. Tyngsboro Youth Hockey one each to Ray Taylor, Lowney, Goalie John McNally played a Christmas Tournament. Quelette, Monteforte, Joe Cor- strong game, as did Steve Lowry, The locals tore past Lon- nish, Tom McHugh and Jim Brian Gillson, Jim Murray, John donderry, N.H., Franklin and Taylor. Mytyck and Danny Woods. Southern N.H. before nipping The A's then returned to league Pee Wee A's 7 Stoneham 1 Nashua, 4-3 in triple overtime to action and downed Reading, 5-4 This rout was triggered by the clinch the title. with Jim Taylor scoring two goals fine play of goal scorers Mar- Jim Newhouse scored the game to key the victory. The other tinello, Aresco, Woods, Mercuri winner in the title contest with an scores went to Tom McHugh, Jim and Cornish. Cornish and Fuller assist to Joe Cornish. Jay Barret t Newhouse and Jay Barrett, with had two assists apiece, with scored a pair of goals for the assists to Barrett, Newhouse, single helpers to Chris Edmonds, champs, with the other lam- McHugh, Taylor and Bob Curran, Tom Pote, Mytyck. Martinello plighter going to Tom O'Connor. who notched a pair of helpers. and Mercuri. Goalies McNally Brian Quelette, Ray Taylor and In other recent action, the and Robbie Terranzino were solid Tom McHugh had the other Midget A's crushed Somerville, 7- in this victory. Wilmington assists. 1 behind the scoring of Jim Pee Wee A's 2 Tewksbury 2 Newhouse (two), Tom O'Connor, Tin- R Squad is pictured above as they recently completed the 1WI Pop Warner Also playing well for the A's Goals by Cornish and Mercuri football season. were defensemen Joe Cornish, Jim Taylor, Joe Cornish, Dean earned Wilmington a hard fought Athanasia and Brian Quelette. Front row, l-r: Dan Duffy. Tom Pote. Ken Lyons, Mike Graves, Steve Tarara, Steve Schmitt, Dean Athanasia tie with their cross-town rivals. Wilmington Charger Mark Barry and Gary lentile. Second row. r-l: Bill Gullage, Paul Banks. Greg Con- and Brian Quelette. Goalie Tony Newhouse (two), Jim Taylor, Mytyck picked up two assists. nors. Eric Cornish. Jeff Labossiere, Steve McKenna, Dave Schanteler. Third row. Quelette and Lowney had the BTeam l-r: Mike Calandrello. Rich Donnelly. Bob Cole, John Bull. Pete Cyrus. Jim Clan- Aresco was tough down the Billerica 3 Pee Wee A's 2 stretch, stopping several labeled assists. Goalie Tony Aresco cy. Bob Brabant. Back row. l-r: Team Manager Elaine lentile. Asst. Coach Nick played another fine game. Cornish and Fuller scored with Balog, Head Coach Ken Lydon, Asst. Coach Tom Early. Absent when photo was shots late in the game after help from Aresco, as goalies Nashua charged back from a 3-0 Pee Wee A's 5 Andover 4 taken were Dave Pelham, George Twohig. John Joyce. Tim Rooney and Asst. Mario Martinello, Eric Cornish, McNally and Terranzino were coaches Tom Pote and Frank Walsh. third period deficit. again strong for Wilmington. Midget A's 6 Southern N.H. Steve McMillan, Steve Fuller and Jim Taylor scored the hat trick to send Wilmington into the MVHL Tewksbury Youth Hockey championship game. Jim Newhouse notched three assists, with the other helpers going to Wildcats crush Redmen Mite B's nip Nashua, Salem Ray Taylor, Tom O'Connor, Sean Lowney and Bob Curran. Coach Bill Cullen's WHS hockey Merrimack Valley Tewksbury Youth Hockey's to spark the winners. squad (4-0-1) continues to roll, Hockey League assist for Tewksbury. O'Connor contributed two goals Mite B's staged a pair of im- Kevin Nazarrro lit the lamp Melrose 3 Squirt B's 1 to the cause, with Lowney also with the most recent win W..L..T..P..F..A pressive wins in recent action, twice for Tewksbury, with a Saturday's 7-0 cruise past the Billerica 6 0 012 49 12 Dave Sledz scored the goal with scoring a goal in support of downing Nashua and Salem by 2-1 single goal to Steve Patterson. M. help from D. Babino. Peter netminder Jim Wallace. Tewksbury Redmen. Austin Prep 5 0 1 11 35 7 scores. Christy, Patterson and Mike Atherton played a fine game in Midget A's 4 Franklin 2 John Cushing and Bill Robinson Wilmington 4. .1. .1.. .9. .26.-8 Billy Flynn scored the game Fresca had the other assists in scored two goals apiece for the goal. The offense was spread out Methuen 4 2 0 8 28 29 winner with 32 seconds left in the support of impressive goalie Mike Squirt B's 3 North Reading 2 nicely in victory •number two, as Cats, who once again received a Chelmsford 3 12 8 31 18 victory over Nashua. Gregg Delaney. solid effort from goalie Jeff Lux, MacLellan, Peters and Bono Bob Curran (2), Jay Barrett and Lowell 3 2 1 7 33 17 Columbus had the other goal with Squirt A's 4 Wilmington 2 scored for Tewksbuyy, with Jim Taylor scored goals. Ray who stopped 14 TMHS shots to Tewksbury 3. .2. .1. .7. .19. .19 help from Joey Centrella. Mark Doug Mann powered home two post his third shutout of the assists to R. Peters, Boucher, Taylor picked up two assists, with Haverhill 3 2 0 6 16 12 Ingersoll, Jason Hyde and goalie goals, with single scores from Sledz and D. Fimeno. B. singletons to Jim Taylor, Dean season. .Greater Lawren- Sean Kelley all played super Marty Kusmaul and Keith Krugh. Wareham, Martell and Sullivan Athanasia and Bob Curran. Don Josephson, Craig Richards ce 1 4 1 3 15 36 games for Tewksbury. D. Mann, T. Fukuda. Kusmaul and Bob O'Connell notched the all played strong defensive games The defense supporting goalie Andover 15 1 3 18 36 Goalie Kelley was the star in and Tommy Verrill had the for the winners. Tony Aresco was led by Joe other WHS goals, as Wilmington Lawrence Cen- ' the 2-1 toppling of a good Salem Tewksbury assists. Drek Weitz Cornish, Steve Schmitt, Brian scored four powerplay goals and tral 1 5 0 2 14 30 squad. The offensive support was played a strong game along with Quelette and Dean Athanasia. one shorthanded lamplighter, Dracut 15 0 2 14 45 provided by Chris Mikule and netminder Keith Blum. Midget A's 8 Londonderry, N.H 1 Richards had three assists and Lawrence 0 6 0 0 9 47 Tom Delaney, who notched the Baldwin Apple Tournament The first game of the tourney Ted Moran three for the winners. Results Saturday game winner for Tewksbury. Squirt B's S Chelmsford 2 was no contest, as the Wilmington The other helpers went to Bob Billerica 6, Chelmsford 2 Mite C's 7 Dracut 0 Alex MacLellan scored twice in attack exploded behind goals Williams, Ed Olson, Steve Raso Wilmington 7, Tewksbury 0 Matt Ferro scored four goals, the victory, with single goals to from Jim Taylor (2), Tom and Cushing. The Wildcats held a Lowell 12, Dracut 1 while Mike DeGregorio and Bill Brian KeUey, Dave Sledz and R. O'Connor, Jim Newhouse, Dean 21-14 shots on goal edge. Austin Prep 5, Greater-Lawrence Dooley combined for five assists Peters. B. Peters picked up an JOHN h CliASOH ESCOTT DYSON lames H. White LARRY'S INSURANCE Ryder Construction SCREENED Hommond ■ lowry Jr. SERVICE AGENCY Re-Upholstering 0RCAN5 t- ^^arpenter Company Inc. Ouch*** * 0W c«- STATION C«fT-pl#i« fnvurom* LOAM Sofas, Chairs, Bars ■jf. 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"Central Condon 8 Ravens 7 Lawrence Central at Tewksbury Catholic (Billerica Forum, 7:30). with a loss to a strong Central well. Arthur Pierce was strong in has a fine track program and the Adam Pagliarulo, Steve freshmen (3:15); Wilmington Wrestling Catholic, with Central taking the 300, as was young sophomore kids are fine athletes. Their Lowney and Andy Parr combined freshmen boys at Methuen Wed., Jan. 6: Wakefield at eight first places out of the 10 Donald Rouse. Michelle Muise, a coaching staff is dedicated and for eight points to lead the stingy Tenney (4:30). Wilmington (6:30). events. Tewksbury could get a young lady with much track made up of great people. We lost, Condors.. Mike Walsh (5) and Wilmington varsity boys and Sat., Jan. »: Dracut at first place only from Mark In- talent, put forth a fine effort in the but to a fine school and that Chris Nistico (2) paced the girls at Chelmsford (6:30); Keith Tewksbury; Methuen at delicate in the high hurdles (7.3) 600 yard dash. makes it a bit less painful." Ravens Hall at Tewksbury varsity girls Wilmington (6:30). and Paul Tremblay in the two Sophomore Carl Rychwa looked Falcons 8 Eagles 4 (6:30); Lawrence Central at Wed., Jan. 13: Lawrence at mile (10.38). The mile relay team to be a future winner in the 600 Results Mark Bobek, Dennis Walsh, Hurdles: Indelicato (T) Tewksbury varsity boys (8 p.m.) Wilmington; Tewksbury at of Bill Trudeau, Donny Ellwood, with his efforts. Donny Ellwood Steve Hanafin and Mike Mercuri Tues., Jan. 12: Dracut at Chelmsford (6:30). Scolt Simas and Paul Tremblay was outstanding in the 1000 yard Montibello (C) Beland (C> 7.3; hooped two points apiece for the Wilmington freshmen girls also took home a first place for run, as well as in the relay team's shot put, Kolbert (C) Buscanera winners, with Scott Tuxbury (2) (3:15); Dracut at Wilmington Track the Redmen with a time of 4:05.8. winning effort. David Lynch and (T) Pelcaz (C) 43'0"; 50 yard playing well for the Eagles. freshmen boys (4:30); Dracut at Thurs., Jan. 7:. Wilmington Final score- Central 61, Dicky Davidson staged a good dash, Gilday (C) Simas (T) Judge Junior Girls Wilmington varsity boys and boys vs Central Catholic (Lowell, Tewksbury 26. effort in the 1000 yard run, while (C) 5.9; high jump, Hope (C) Larks 12 Jays 10 girls; Tewksbury varsity boys 6:15); Wilmington girls vs Cusack (C) Indelicato (T) 6'0"; Tewksbury had some bright Peter Eckstein and sophomore Judy Baptiste (6) scored the and girls at Chelmsford (6:30). Greater Lawrence (Methuen, spots during the night. Mike Steven Murphy looked like future two mile, Tremblay (T) McArdle winning basket in the double Hockey 6:15). milers for the Redmen. Both (C) Harrington (C) 10:38.0. overtime Larks' victory. Amy Wed., Jan. 6: Tewksbury vs Mon., Jan. 11: Tewksbury vs Buscanera in the shot put took a Three hundred, Chapital (C) second place finish with a toss of Murphy and Eckstein along with Caruso, Kris Catanzano and Lawrence (Billerica Forum, Greater Lawrence (Methuen, Bill Doherty were close to scoring Simpson (C) Healey (T) 35.9; 600 Melissa Jamerson each had two 3:30); Wilmington vs Central 6:15). 37'4", while Scott Simas took a D. Gilday (C) Cross (C) R. Rouse second place in the 50 yard dash in the mile run. Coach points for the winners. Scoring Catholic (Methuen, 7:30). Gymnastics McGadden was pleased with his (T) 1:22.4; 1000, Martel (C) Clark two points apiece for the Jays Sat., Jan. 9: Tewksbury vs Fri., Jan. 8: Wilmington vs St. with a time of 6.5 and ran on the (C) Pagon (C) 2:35.6; mile, winning relay team. team's performance even with were Leanne Bishop, Kristen Dracut (Billerica Forum, 6:15); Mary's (6:30). the one-sided score. "I think the MacMillan (C) Veilleux (C) Peters, Melissa Peters and Wilmington vsjvChelmsford Wed., Jan. 13: Wilmington girls Scott was chosen by coach Antone (C) 4:58.0; relay, Dennis McGadden as the out- kids did their best and only a fool Heather Cram. (Billerica Forum, 8 p.m.). vs Andover (3:15). standing performer for would expect more. The better Trudeau, Ellwood, Simas and Robins 6 Wrens 3 Tewksbury during this past dual team won, but my kids are better Tremblay (T) 4:05A Cathy Nistico's six points keyed Tewksbury Youth Basketball meet. Richard Rouse was forced the Robins' win, while the Wrens to take a tie for second place in MVC track were paced by the play of Kristen the 600 with a time of 1:25.6, but Caizzi. ' his Tine efforts earned him the Doves • Orioles 6 Tewksbury teams split team's "150 Percent Award" for Julie Newhouse, Mary Beth the night. Paul Tremblay, winner Wildcats clip Redmen Lawson and Amy Hamilton in the two mile and fourth leg of hooped two points apiece for the Tewksbury's 10 years and Caliri. the winning relay team was Wilmington sophomore miler dash, 1. Don Rouse (T) 38.0, 2. winners. The Orioles' attack under and 12 years and under All- In the 12-and-under game, granted the team's "Coach Darrin Mather ran a superb Jim Marsh (W), 3. Scott Simas featured Pat Flaherty, Denise Star basketball teams travelled to Tewksbury outscored Athol 19-8 Award" for his efforts. anchor leg in the mile relay to (T). McLaughlin and Lauren Scalesse Athol last weekend and came out in the first period behind the fine Getting a third for the Redmen help his team to a 47-39 victory Six hundred yard dash, l. Kevin with two points each. with a split in the two game offensive rebounding and were Charles Healey in the 300 over Tewksbury in recent MVC Stokes (W) 1:28.9, 2. Scott Intermediate Girls series. The 10-year-olds and shooting of Brian Aylward, who, with a time of 37.5. Healey just winter track action. Meet results: Braciska (W), 3. Dave Lynch Bees 20 Swans 13 under team lost, 18- 7, while the had eight first period points. missed scoring in the high jump. (T); 1000 yard run, 1. Pete Gail Lombard's 11 points took 12-years-and-under team won, 53- Excellent rebounding came from Results Eckstine (T) 2:42.3, 2. Joe Mark Indelicate, winner in the High jump, 1. Mark Indelicato game high honors for the winners. 43. Jay Kelley, Larry Bisso and hurdles, also took a third place Deegan (W), 3. Bill Odium (W); Gail was helped by the play of In the 10-year-old game, Craig Schena. (T) 6', 2. Charles Healey (T), 3.> one mile, 1. Darin Mather (W) Leading the Tewksbury offense finish in the high jump. Marty Boudreau and James Leigh Hastings (3). The Swan Tewksbury got off to a slow start Looking very good for Marsh (W); shot put, 1. Ken 4:49.8, 2. Paul Tremblay (T), 3. leaders were Nancy Newark (5) and could never catch athol. were Brian Kobelsky (15), Brian Lucien Grise (W); two mile, 1. and Cheryl Ward (4). Tewksbury trailed 4-0 after the Aylward (13), Larry Bisso (11) Tewksbury was Bill Trudeau in Runge (W) 40'1", 2. Mark Steve Stokes (W) 11:10, 2. Kevin the hurdles, David Grant and Buscanera (T), 3. Dave Reid Minks 34 Fawns 14 first period and 8-0 midway into and Tim Boudreau (10). (W); hurdles, 1. Mark Indelicato Nolan (T), 3. John Richburg (W); Carol Flaherty (10), Kathy the second. Mike Laymon in the shot put, ans relay, Wilmington 3:57.9, Marty Mike Richards and Dicky (T) 7.2,2. Marty Boudreau (W), 3. Robinson (8) and Val Sullivan (6) Tim Bedard then came off the Boudreau, James Marsh, Kevin spurred this Minks' victory. The bench to swish two baskets to Ellwood in the 50 yard dash. Dave Reid (W); 50 yard dash, 1. Stokes, < Darin Mather. Richards was nosed out for a Healey (T) 6.1, 2. Chris Cormier Fawns were paced by Becky bring Athol's lead down to four Underclassmen third place finish in the dash. (W), 3. Ken Runge (W); 300 yard Batten and Jackie Sutton with six points. Chris Stys then made one points apiece. shot on a two shot foul before Pandas 18 Deers 15 Athol scored again to close out the shine Marion dishing (8), Sandy half leading 10-5. Athol outscored Berrigan (4) and Susan Dodge (4) Tewksbury in the second half to WHS underclassmen impressed fired the winners, while the Deers win going away. Charlie Caliri in the recent Northern Area were led by the play of Marsha chipped in with two points with a Freshmen-Sophomore Meet, with Burns (5) and Karen Anderson fine sideline shot. Hustling on Darrin Mather taking a second in (4). defense for Tewksbury were the 1000 (2:31.8) and Steve Stokes Intermediate Boys Keith Sullivan, Jeff Rideout and a sixth place in the mile run American Robby Fardin. (5:01.8). The mile relay team of Tops in rebounding for the Mather. Stokes, Bill Odium and Bills 4-0 Redmen were Doug Welton, Art Russell Trow came home sixth in Jets 4-0 Picolo, Tim Beaton and Charlie 4:10.2. Rams. 2-2 Chiefs 2-2 Pats 0-4 Saints 0-4 OPEN Junior Girls Doves 4-0 7 am - 11 pm Robins 4-0 Mon - Sat Larks 2-2 Jays 1-3 8 am -10 pm Orioles 1-3 Sunday Wrens 0-4 Junior Boys West Gulls 3-1 Condors 3-1 OFFICIAL Hawks 2-2 INSPECTION Ravens 2-2 STATION No. 12312 Falcons 2-2 Eagles 0-4 Intermediate Girls Towing Bees 3-0 Minks 2-1 & Pandas 2-1 Rood Swans 2-1 The B Squad Cheerleaders are pictured during the 1981 gridiron season. Fawns 0-3 Service Front row, l-r: Denlse Donnelly, Nancy Sullivan. Michelle llolbrook, Katie Deers 0-3 l.ydon, Nancyne Sullivan. Lisa Sawyer. Wilmington B Team Second row. l-r: Karen Ouellette. Susan McNeil. Dorice Reitchel. Amy Johnson. 658-9498 Usa Castabile, Christine Bachand. Cheryl Ward, Laura Dambrosio. Men's Standings cheerleaders Back row, l-r: Team Manager Donna Ouellette and Cheerleader Coordinator Dynamics Research 4-0 658-5830 Maureen Bachand. Rick's 3-1 Absent when photo was taken were coaches Donna Petterson and Nancy Flores. Rocco's 3-1 Stelio's 3-1 NORTH Billi Bob's 2-2 MVC track Ace's 1-3 WILMINGTON No. Wilmington Shell 1-4 SHELL WHS girls roll, 59-20 Altron 0-5 Wilmington High School's girls' 28'6V4" (new school record), 3. (W); 1000 yard run, 1. Arlene 361 Middlesex Ave winter track squafd rolled to an Stephanie Briggs; hurdles, 1. Emery (L) 2:57.3, 2. Debbie North Wilmington easy 59-20 decision over April Smallidge 7.6, 2. Stephanie Errico (W), 3. Karen Smith (W); Lawrence in recent action. The Briggs, 3. Lundy (L); 50 yard one mile run, 1. Lisa Desforge Wildcats coasted to an early 38-2 dash, 1. Lucy Iocco (W) 6.9; 300 (W> 6:10, 2. Judee Landrigan lead enroute to the rout. Meet yard dash, 1. Judy Seville (W) (W); two mile run, 1. Lauren results: 45.9,2. Nancy Jones (W), 3. Sarah Callahan (W) 13:52, 2. Joanne High jump, l. April Smallidge Davidson (W). Tobey (W); relay 1. Lawrence yEAR 4'6" (no seconds or thirds); shot Six hundred yard dash, 1. Zahn 4:55, 2. Wilmington 5:36.6. put, 1. 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Wilmington 658-5558 Tewktbury 851-7267 658 - 2013 ■»-' * V TTiT 1 i Tl il II*' 1 I 12 TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON, MASS: JANUARY 6,1982 Pedestrian hit, no serious injuries Killing the void Bowling A pedestrian escaped serious Street about 5:30 p.m. She had Now that the hustle and bustle A new program this year is held injury late Monday afternoon been in the Colonial Park Mall of the holidays is over, there will at the Bowl-a-Way Lanes in when she was hit by a car on shopping center and had walked be an emptiness in the lives of Burlington. Bowlers are taken to Lowell Street in Wilmington. to the edge of the street, where many. The Council on Aging sets the lanes by bus free of charge. Carmine Davis, 19, was she slipped on wet ice. She did not up many programs aimed at Coffee and goodies are served at released from Choate Memorial fall, but did slide into the path of filling the empty hours and the lanes. To take part in this Hospital on Tuesday, after being an oncoming car.' strives to get house-bound seniors group, be at "the Drop-in Center held for observation. She had The driver of the car, Mark D. into at least some of them. Wednesday at 1 p.m. Twenty-five been taken to the Regional Health Scott, 22 of Burlington, told police Arts and crafts seniors are already enrolled and Center and transferred to Choate. all he remembered was her elbow Many seniors are talented in would welcome newcomers. The Doctors had suspected she might hitting the hood. She was thrown crafts. Others would like to learn. bus returns to the center at ap- have had a hip fracture. 10 to 12 feet in the impact. For both there is an active arts proximately 3:30. The accident occurred as she Officer William Gable said that and crafts program. Those in- Swimming was preparing to cross Lowell no charges were filed volved meet every Tuesday and Those who like swimming are Thursday morning from 10 to invited to be at Shawsheen Tech •* noon. New members'* would be pool Tuesday mornings at 10. welcomed with open arms. Walking ■ Exercise A walking program under the A Wilmington police cruiser was hit in the rear end by a 'For seniors who enjoy keeping direction of Ed Curtis is open to During the week ending operating a motor vehicle while rubbish truck with poor brakes before noon Thursday, on their bodies strong and healthy, all seniors interested. Mr. Curtis January 5, Wilmington Police under the influence of alcohol and Cruiser Federal Hill. The cruiser was stopped at the time of the acci- or whose doctors prescribe spends hours planning interesting Officers responded to 22 alarms, operating so as to endanger. accident dent. Officer David McCue reported minor injuries. The exercise, there is an excellent areas in which to walk and ex- 11 accidents, made two arrests Mary Falwell of Lawrence truck, owned by SCA Disposal Service of New England, was exercise program at Knights of plore each Monday, Wednesday driven by Ernest McKay of Ipswich. and two protective custody Street, Wilmington was arrested Columbus Hall Monday mornings and Friday morning from 10. In detentions. at 8:12 p.m. on Thursday by at 11. good weather, many seniors take Officers settled 10 distur- Officer Vassalo. She was charged Dancing along a picnic lunch. bances, investigated seven with operating a motor vehicle For those who enjoy dancing, or Open every day vandalism cases, five breaks, while under the influence of Jewel Drive development would like to learn, the dance In addition to the above took one stolen vehicle report and alcohol. {Continued from Page 1) lessons Friday afternoons offer a programs, the Drop-in Center is one stolen vehicle was recovered. Officer Neville arrested Blake great opportunity. Fred and Mary open every day from 9:30 a.m. to Fifteen larcenies were La Fanour of Glen Road, Bids were finally called for last resolve the problems. It is time to McEvoy donate their time as 4:30 p.m. for all Wilmington start focusing on the problems reported, two assault and battery Wilmington and Ronald F. Arzilli October. Integlia, contrary to his instructors. Lessons begin at 1:30. residents over 60. complaints were made, alert of Nunn Road at 2:10 a.m. Friday. earlier statements was not a and get this project completed." citizens reported 25 incidents of Officer Neville charged the pair bidder. The low bidder was the Integlia made no direct Golden Age Club response, but he did say that a The next Wilmington Golden Alida Surette first president suspicious activity and four with breaking and entering and Early Company of Lawrence with traffic complaints were logged receiving stolen property. a price of about $180,000. few weeks work could get things Age Club meeting will be held and founder of the Wilmington Medical assistance was given At 1:18 a.m. Monday, George Integlia told the WRA how he rolling again, and the town and Thursday, Jan. 14 at Knights of Golden Age 20 years ago on 10 occasions, one trail bike Smith of Castlewood Drive, had added up costs for such a his company would be having Columbus^Hali at 1:30 p.m. A presented Josephine Kelley, complaint was made and four Chelmsford was arrested by Sgt. contract, preparing to bid. When some income. He was, in effect, penny sale will follow the current president with a beautiful domestic problems were quieted. Palmer and charged with be arrived at a figure of about seconded by the town manager business meeting. Those taking bouquet of flowers. Policemen responded to two fires, operating a motor vehicle while (160,000 before profit and loss was who declared that he "wants to part are asked to take along a gift A fine dinner was followed by a took one missing person report, 10 under the influence of liquor. to be considered, he realized he see the development finished." for the sale. visit from Santa Claus (Sam threat complaints and assisted Mark Fantasia of Cottage could not bid. All that was The Christmas party was a gala Bertwell) then singing and affair. Howard Giroux, chairman dancing. At this time the other departments on 16 oc- Street, Wilmington and Albert available was $90,000.. . casions. Fantasia Jr. of the same address He had a few more words to say of the board of directors installed Wilmington Golden Age Club Arrests were arrested on various drug about the underground wiring. He new officers and members of the would like to wish everyone a board. Happy New Year. At 1:50 a.m. Wednesday, Of- and firearms charges at 7;20 p.m. had a firm, Leavitt, a suburban ficer Venuti arrested Margaret Monday. Officers Celata and Boston company which had Minuteman Home Care menu Winnett of Catherine Avenue, Spencer made the arrests. submitted a good price for the Week of January 11 Monday: Swedish meatballs, Wilmington and charged her with electrical work. Leavitt had done Served at Burlington Senior rice, mixed vegetables, rye work in several buildings, in Citizens Friendship Center, 45 bread, oatmeal cookie. MELROSE SAVINGS BANK 476 Main Street Wilmington, in Woburn and in Center St., Burlington where Tuesday: Baked ham, sweet Peabody. for Integlia. Melrose, Mass. nutrition aid is Kay Cavanaugh. potatoes, peas and onions, dinner Officers The documents required a lot of Call 272-9552 for reservations. roll, fruit cocktail. Members of the Corporation 1951 Eugene F. Proctor detailed paper work, and this, North Woburn-Wilmington at Wednesday: Beef liver, onion President and Chief with the history of problems with 1952 Geoffrey G. Felt North Congregational Church, 896 gravy, mashed potatoes, tossed Kxeculive Officer 1952 Lester C Peabody the office of the town engineer Main St., Woburn where site salad, thousand island dressing, John H. Wood and the history of Jewel Drive 1953 Frederick S. Nichols manager is Colleen Riley. Call honey-wheat bread, peaches. ' 1954 George W. Newhall itself, also kept Integlia from 933-8643 for reservations. Thursday: Roast turkey, ExecnUve Vice President • 1955 Cortland B. Bacall bidding. Menus are subject to change and Chief Lending Officer 1965 J. Philip Smith gravy, cranberry sauce, bread Gerard H. Brandi Integlia again returned to a without notice. Transportation is dressing, mashed potatoes, 1958 Robert E. Steer discussion of poles versus un- 1961 John W. Lawrv available, especially for han- carrots, dinner roll, apple. Senior Vice President derground wiring. With un- dicapped people. • 1962 Alden M. Perkins and Treasurer 1963 Harry M. Brettell derground wiring he said, there Wilmington seniors' menu Arthur W. McPherson had to be a "pad mounted" • 1965 Arthur W. McPherson Week of January 11 transformer in front of each Wednesday: Browned sausage 1966 Paul J. McKeon Monday: Chilled juice, Vice-Presidenu • 1966 Wallace R. Creelman building. Those transformers with mashed potato, buttered Henry W. Stickney american chop suey, buttered 1968 Robert T. Lloyd stand about four feet high and are vegetable, corn bread and butter, Robert F. Verdonck Elizabeth Benson vegetable, french bread and 1968 George Q. Packard, Jr customarily painted green. Some cookies or ice cream and milk. Donald R Washburn engaged butter, pudding with topping and Thursday: Fish dinner, • 1968 Henry W. Stickney firms plant flowers in front of milk. 1968 Theodore E. Thomas them. whipped potato, buttered Vice President 1969 Charles F. Berry Tuesday: Salisbury steak, vegetable, bread and butter and and Comptroller 1970 William C. Huntress. Jr. If a firm were to have electric fluffy rice, buttered vegetable, Donald W. Ryan wiring come in by poles those Mri and Mrs. Robert W. Benson milk. 1970 Carmen D. Perrotti, Jr. bread and butter, cheese curls or Friday: Martin Luther King 1971 Theodore K. Cathcart, Jr. transformers could be in back, of 3 Thrush Rd., Wilmington have Assistant Vicr-Prrsidents corn chips and milk. 1971 Donald L. Conn out of sight. announced the engagement of Day; no school. Douglas E. MacDonald their daughter, Elizabeth Ann to • 1971 Stephen E. Marshall A pole line, he said is "fastest TOWN OF Paul i. Fairington • 1971 Herbert G. Schurian and easiest" and easier to Richard H. Gould, son of Dr. and WILMINGTON 658-4401 Vera I. Maloney • 1971 Daniel F. Tully maintain. The Reading Light Mrs. Howard R. Gould of ELI/VS 1972 Bruce W. Baker Company would do the work, and Madison, Wisconsin. COUNTRY STORE Assistant Treasurers 1972 Lewis D. Hennigar Ralph W. Smith prefers to do the work, and at no Miss Benson attended Middlesex Avenue, No. Wilmington, Mast. 1973 Lester H. N. Burnham Wilmington public schools and Joanne A. Thompson 1973 Robert P. Doibeare charge. • Exit 14 ott Bt. 93, Rt 62, toward Wilmington James B. Hanley - Wilmington, Integlia said, has a graduated from Wilmington High • 1973 Robert E. Dyson at the. North Wilmington railroad station Hendrik E. Swart 1973 Maxwell F. Eveleth, Jr. financial problem. The boards School in 1976. She is a 1961 Marilyn Greger graduate of the University of 1973 Richard A. Peters and commissions help to make MEAT SECTION PRICES FOR 1973 G. Dudley Welch that problem. If the solutions Lowell, receiving a B.S. degree in BOARD OF APPEALS l.oan Officer Case 3-82 WEEK ENDING JAN. 9, 1982 • 1974 James V. Cerretani could be resolved there would be the Administration of Law and Bruce W. Baker 1974 William J. Hegarty money in the town's pocket. Justice. She is presently waiting A Public Hearing will be held at the Town Hall 1974 John A. Lucci ■ Jay Donovan, one of the employment at the Salem, New loan Service Officer 1974 Vera I. Maloney Annex, 342 Middlesex BONELESS CHUCK 1.47 Helen F. Butchart members, had a statement to Hampshire Court House. Avenue, on January 26, Consists o"»otiDjst. cruet roast, blast sleeK sir* meal cuts swat are nalt riam 1974 Frederick S. Nichols, Jr. Her fiance attended St. Peters burg The- average •anM is about SO pounds It has no Done and then) is about 10 1974 Jonathan C. Peabody make. 1982, at 7:30 P.M., on the percent wane when was avnmad , . a I Supplement to Daily Time*. & Chronicle (Woburn.Reedlnp. WliKhe*ter. lurlkiglon), LrnnlHld Villager WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,1982-PAGE S-l No. Reading Trtntcrlpt, Wilmington 1 Tewasttery Town Crier. Stonenem independent /n the New Year How can I ever keep all these resolutions? Ordinarily each year I turn this they deserve it; vacation; resolves. very proud of me. Thank you very I hope that you know how much I Not to make Jokes about the town I To try to understand Letters from my little friends in much. appreciate it. column over to my New Year's Reaganomics, notwithstanding resolutions. This year I've decided went to high school in, even if it is so Sue Smith's sixth grade class at the small the town fathers had to close David Stockman's lack of faith in Shawsheen Elementary School, in Sincerely, Sincerely, to make twelve New Year's them; resolutions that'll benefit others. So the zoo when the clam died; Wilmington: Stephen Jackson Melanie Calder I resolve not to mention my best .Not to do my Archie Bunker im- Der Mr. Ferullo, PS. Happy Holidays here goes: pression whenever someone brings I resolve to take a full-color friend, a loner whose wife gave him Thank you very much for putting . Dear Mr. Ferullo, one walkie-talkie for Christmas, in up the ERA; my story in the paper. This is a big My name is Melanie Calder I am Tregor family portrait for Mayor To be the best PR man Jim Rice Dear Mr. Ferullo, Kevin White, including wallet-size this column ever again; thrill for me. I never had my story in writing a "Thank you" note to you To give WBZ-TV's Liz Walker a could ever have, so that he won't the newspaper before. for writing my story in the Thank you for publishing my story photos for the entire state Jump to that other Red Sox team on In the newspaper. I appreciate doing legislature; fair chance, now that Tony Pepper is Thanks again! newspaper. I really do appreciate it. gone; the West Coast, and so that I won't I never would have imagined that this for me and my classmates. To encourage my fellow man to Not to hold a grudge against have Just a dozen Boston Red Sox Yours truly, you would pick my story. It is Thank you again and Happy hold on to his Pats season tickets, Norma Nathan Just because I didn't ries to attend this year — when CindiSalamone probably the best thing that has Holidays. despite his uncontrollable urge to make her list of the one hundred California Angels come to town; Dear Mr. Ferullo, happened to me in school. At first. I ,unload them on the highest sucker. most eligible men in Boston; • And finally, to never make I would- like to thank you for didn't know what to write about. I'm Chris Allen Excuse me, I meant bidder; Not to cringe when I read how another New Year's resolution publishing my Christmas poem. I glad I chose a 10 lb. box of fudge. I'm Not to poke fun at the Red Sox much it costs us taxpayers every again, since it isn't very likely that was very excited to see my poem in more than glad that my story was in Make it a Joyous and prosperous management this season, even if time President Reagan takes a I'll, keep all of the aforementioned the newspaper. My parents were the newspaper. Thank you again and New Year. The Andersons This family soils and stays together BySTEVAN-ADELE MORLEY studying to sail. And he had met his Island Sound Annlsquam River. wlfe-to-be at the University of The next year they bought a used "Heather was around two. She When I was a very young cub Bridgeport. Trudy was originally 19 foot O'Day Mariner sloop, which had a congenital hip condition. After reporter serving an apprenticeship from Falmouth, Maine She had had a big open cockpit and a small surgery she was put in a full body with a small weekly newspaper on done a lot of sailing as well Jack cuddy cabin with two bunks. cast (frog-leg cast). But we took her Cape Cod, I learned several sea and Trudy were married in 1964. "We got a mooring in Mar- ■ailing with us," Trudy explains. OfMll One song comes to mind as On their way home from Nova blehead." Jack grins. "A friend in "She'd spend the night wedged I Interview John "Jack" Anderson Scotia, still on their honeymoon, the Beverly gave me the mooring but between our bunks in her cast. While jr*: - - and his interesting family: we were sailing, we'd wedge her "Once I had a little boat, Just a there. It was safe for her and she tiny little boat, and once when the was unable to slip and slide. She day was dawning, I sailed away would play happily. She loved it." from shore, Just a tiny little shore, They would start sailing as early ■o very very early in the mor- In spring as possible and continue ning....and every little wave had a sailing until the snow fell in winter. Sailor Jack Anderson on duty nightcap on, a nightcap, a white cap, The boat was named "Heather" a white cap on...so very very early because It had a blue hull. They In the morning " ■ailed her for ten years. When Jack was ten he first The "Heather" saw some rough concerned for their granoaaugnier s was so wet ana touied, It wouldn't learned about boating at a summer times. Jack says, "We were In a safety, so they met the boat and took work. We put out anchors and camp up in Maine. severe squall once off Misery the baby home with them. started bailing, but neither anchor He says, "It was a SO year old Island. One person was killed near Jack says their concern was later would hold. We had no radio. We Cape Cod Cat Boat. It has only one Salem Willows and two others were Justified. "Twenty-25 knot winds used hand signals to indicate our mast and that Is located as far killed elsewhere along the coast had been forecast. We decided to distress. We could see Coast Guard forward in the bow as possible. during that squall. We rode out that ■ail along. But the wind Increased to boats going out to rescue others but Usually such boats are gaff-rigged, storm It was so bad, several larger 40-50 knots by tfie time we got close they didn't seem to see us, or so we but this one wasn't. We had ten such boats anchored near us had to be to The Isle of Shoals. 10 miles off thought.... boats to choose from each day. It refloated after the storm. They'd Rye, New Hampshire. We got "Later, when the Coast Guard didn't matter which boat we chose been driven up on the rocks. We overpowered. Had too much sail out. finally came to us, we knew they had because they were all so old and survived In our small boat." Got knocked down. We almost seen our signals. We also heard that capsized but then we didn't. The leaky." He tells another story about the a fishing beat had also reported 'a In 1954^ Jack and his father. time be and Trudy sailed from boat righted itself. First thing we man and a little boy need help.' We Doctor John Anderson, completed a Marblehead up to York, Maine. In did was get the sail down. Had to cut all got a good laugh when the Coast Job of putting together an eight foot the same boat. This time they took the halyard in order to get the young Heather with them as far as mainsail down. Therefore we Sailing - Page S-4 Chris-Craft sailing dinghy. They couldn't sail the boat. The motor were spending the summer in Nova Newburyport. Jack's parents were Scotia. Jack says, "It took us three weeks ITHE VILLAGE CARPET SHOP! to get it painted. The fog was so thick that year the paint couldn't dry. We'd carry the boat inside at night, place It In front of the fire to dry- Finally, when work on the boat Trudy and Jake was finished, Jack and his father 'WAREHOUSE ■ailed It on the Sissabo River, and on St. Mary's Bay. Jack was' about share the helm twelve. Next, they bought an Indian Class Sailboat. "It was at least 30 years couple stopped at Falmouth, Maine, said I could have it only if I could get oold and It was In a real bad shape," at Handy Boat Yard. They saw a It out of the mud. 1 went one stormy Jack explains. "We sailed it on Lake ■mall cruising sloop tied up at the day In March, during a snowstorm, Uotwuutcz OaYQ Quannapowitt in Wakefield out of dock. Jack says, "It was about 23-24 temperature abouL40 degrees, no Hill's boathouse." feet. It set us to dreaming of the day wet suit on, and found the tide Jack would ride his bicycle from when we would own our own boat so wasn't as low as I'd thought....I took Stoneham to Wakefield and go we could go off sailing together. We a 100 foot line and towed it out. sailing. A patrol boat for the lake dreamed of sailing up along the Thought I'd freeze! But I never so would observe him. When the winds much as caught a cold. Three of us SAVE UP TO W A SQ. YD. coast of Maine to Casco Bay." were high the lake patrolmen were The next year they got out the rolled it up and put it in the back of concerned for him. "But Mrs. Hill eight foot pram that had been in our car. It bent the floorboards out would tell them not to worry, I could storage for six years collecting dust. of shape and almost went through handle things." They'd watch And they started sailing. "To get the the car. But we got it to Marblehead EVANS BLACK MONTIGELLO'S A anyhow as Jack brought the boat in and had It sunk off Clout mans Boat cobwebs out of It we hung the sail on Nylon (Multicolored '< to Its mooring. a clothesline. A squirrel ate a hole in Yard. We were so proud. That was Dense Plush V Then the boat was sold. before the harbor was regulated. We Saxonys Saxonys ft Saxony jfc It. But Trudy mended It," Jack SUE SALE 1 For the following five or six years laughs, remembering. still claim 'squatter's rights' and SALE i* have a mooring there." Reg. $499 s 9 Jack did no sailing. He was away at They had had their first child. 99 ~ ~ Si, 6 ^4 ntVtJM \ school at the University of Heather. Jack would stay on shore Jack, Trudy and Heather started V «*< Bridgeport In Connecticut. Then he with Heather while Trudy sailed the cruising, day sailing and over attended New England Institute in boat. 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Slor*i«m inosptnosm Mass. is Snow Country Fun and games: for one and all "Does the state publish a ski Area in Princeton, Ward Hill Ski Boggle Challenge Area in Shrewsbury, Blanchard Hill directory and. If so, where may I How many words can you make? obtain one?" asked a caller to Ski Area in Dunstable, Groton Hills Citizen Information Service in the Ski Area in Groton, Hartwell Hill Ski Area in Littleton, Boxboro Hills in In 3 minutes, find as many hidden words as you can and Office of Secretary of State Michael write them down To make a word, use letters, in Joseph Connolly. Boxboro, Jericho Hill in Marlboro, sequence, that adjoin at any side or corner. Each letter "Yes, once again the Department Nashoba Valley Ski Area in West- may be used only once in a word Any word found in a of Commerce and Development, | ford and Klein Innsbruck Ski Area in standard English dictionary is acceptable. Franklin. •PLAY AGAINST Tourism Division, has put together THE"BOGGLE an excellent free publication entitled In eastern Massachusetts the ski BRAIN": Find his Make It... Massachusetts, Great directory lists Bedford Country Club list below See if Skiing which may be obtained by you Can beat him in Bedford, Merrimack Valley Ski •OR PLAY □ □as writing to the division at Box 1775, Area in Methuen, Prospect Hill Ski AGAINST A Boston, Ma. 02105. Area in Waltharo, Bradford Ski Area FRIEND. Compare The pamphlet contains a map of in Haverhill, Boston Hill Ski Area in lists and cross off SHOE the Commonwealth showing the words in common North Andover, Amesbury Ski Tows Then score: exact location of 35 ski resorts and a in Amesbury, Hamilton Ski Slopes in 3-4 letters: 1 point mileage table showing the travel Hamilton and the Blue Hill Ski Area 5 letters: 2 points BEIGE) distance between the ski areas and in Milton. 6 letters: 3 points the cities of Albany, NY., Boston, CIS hopes both Bay Staters and 7 letters 5 points Hartford, Ct., New Haven, Ct, New 8 or more: 11 points QSQQ York, N.Y., Philadelphia, Pa., our visitors from other states and other lands will enjoy a banner Providence, R.I. Springfield and •pog poc ««S m$ im$ *^ 'MN$ u»y *M«j fMNd Worcester. Winter Sports season. •U«d L*«f KWd Md"0 "N WN Q»N 't»otr»Qoo '90© 'moo fmoo Questions on state government —0 —U9Q '•««a »og W9 ''•°8 'tv»»fl u»»8 •—»•* **9 NtVbfl 31DOOA The 14 resorts west of the Con- «of BuW P**e> toffm MUM ■>") o*"» toM ■*■**. MAOttW*i*e/C*neaito*rt«»c™ LHIRI necticut River are: Jimlny Peak in and its agencies are answered by M«M Om F«flNiiwmlf«.a» Hancock, Brodie Mountain Ski Area Citizen Information Service five in New Ash ford, Bousequet Ski Area days a week, Monday through in PittsfieM, Eastover in Lenox, Oak Friday, from 9 a.m. to. 5 p.m. (ex- Hurt art ■•••■ *fttn«ti m tit —ttti sictwt. CM r« •#•! tits*? 'N' Spruce in South Lee, Catamount in Shelburne, Chickley Alps in cept state holidays). In the Ski Area in South Egremont. Jug Charlemont, and Mt. Tom Holyoke. metropolitan Boston area, the FUN BUG by fSuNosA loog 'unv woojg *osl| «opuiM MOWS H» JS End, also in South Egremont. In central Massachusetts the list number to dial is 727-7030. Outside Butternut Basin in Great comprises: Northfield Mountain Ski the metropolitan area (western and Barrington, Otis Ridge in Otis, Touring Center in Northfield, Pine central Massachusetts, Cape Ann, Cape Cod and the Islands) the HOW QUICKLY CAN YOU FIND THE WORDS Berkshire East Ski Area in Ridge in Barre, Hidden Valley Ski LISTED BELOW ? Charlemont, Berkshire Snow Basin Area in Ashburnham, Mt. Watatic statewide toll free number to call is 1-800-392-6090. CAN YOU SPELL THE NAME OF AKA*lMAL. in West Cummington, Mt. Mohawk Ashby, Wachusett Mountain Ski ( TMC LEFTOVEH LETTERS SPELL T« UVSTERV WOTO ) BY USING THE FIRST LETTERS IN EACH DRAWING ? I OOAT G A M G R L E 1 GOIF Indoor pollutants harm the home 1 GRAPE G O € 1 A S L 4 GOOSE I GARLIC If your home already has urea- respiratory ailments, nausea, dif- G A G H O S T • GHOST By WILLIAM PACINO ficulty sleeping, skin rashes, formaldehyde (UF) insulation, have 7 GUU diarrhea and asthmatic attacks. It an industrial hygienist analyse an ■ GLASS Those new drapes you hung, the U R L O V E D is also thought to be a carcinogen, or air sample from your home. A • GLOVE kitchen stove, the carpet, the fur- physician can verify whether you cancer-causing substance. L L G L A S S W GUIL niture, even the family room Watch for these symptoms, have any symptoms related to It GUM fireplace may be contaminating the especially during hot. humid formaldehyde exposure. F R F T 1 II GAME air you breathe, especially if you weather or when central air con- If you are experiencing an ad- 1 U 11 oftss have sealed your house tightly for ditioning or heating is in use. verse reaction to the UF. contact the 14 ? cold weather. manufacturer of the insulation. S C M H A P E The source of subtle indoor Protections They may suggest one of several pollutants often can be detected by solutions: (1) you can increase the your nose. Formaldehyde, for To protect yourself from for- ventilation in the house to dissipate :ix. 41r•allot example, can be detected by most the formaldehyde fumes, or (2) you , 1 !6 —°» «1*SX» maldehyde, wash new permanent ll-ll »"°'°°W11C1QC ,11'jjj' , -X people at very low concentrations. press items several times before can cover the insulated walls with V This pungent, irritating gas is used using them. Avoid furniture or vinyl wallpaper to prevent further in the manufacture of virtually all cupboards constructed with particle leakage. (3) Interior walls and effect on your health. Nitrogen recently made cupboards and board, plywood or chip board or coat ceilings can be sealed with paint, or dioxide has been found to reduce the Melrose- furniture, synthetic rugs and carpet, the board with a sealant. Avoid (4) Evaporate ammonia in a closed lung capacity of small children, Winchester NEMH permanent press materials, drugs, furniture that "smells new." That's room to neutralize the for- cause colds, bronchitis, respiratory Wakefield cosmetics and urea-formaldehyde probably formaldehyde you are maldehyde, or even inject ammonia problems and even cancer. Carbon foam insulation. smelling. Into the insulated walls themselves. monoxide causes headaches, diz- Hospital births Formaldehyde leaches from these Check the ingredients of ail UF insulation is not the only ziness, drowsiness and nausea. In births BIRTHS items into the air of your home or cosmetics, drugs, shampoos and problem-causing Insulation. Ex- one tightly insulated house, the apartment. Exposure will cause hair conditioners and avoid using cessive insulation of any kind can carbon monoxide accumulted .to MR. AND MRS. MR. AND MRS. your mucous membranes to swell. any that contain formaldehyde. actually be too much of a good thing. such high levels that the inhabitants DOMINICK GERARD THOMAS BECKWITH At high concentrations, for- Do not install urea-formaldhyde In a well ventilated (or poorly died in their sleep. Hydrocarbons (Vickie Martell), 261 (Kathleen Swain), 8 MR. AND MRS maldehyde can cause coughing, foam insulation In your home. When insulated) house, there is just about can cause damage to the liver, Cambridge St., Clearwater Rd., W. DAVID DAWSON chest constriction and a feeling of buying a new house, keep in mind one complete air change per hour. respiratory system and nervous Burlington, a daughter Peabody. a son Michael (Pamela Kloss), 30 Carol pressure in the head. Other symp- that the smell of formaldehyde will That is, all the air in the house is tissue and may cause cancer. Kristin Marie on October Thomas on December 2. St., Stoneham, a toms are headache, eye, nose and be harder to detect in the summer. replaced by fresh, incoming air in 22. Grandparents: Mr. Grandparents: Mr. daughter Stephanie throat irritations, chronic one hour. In a poorly ventilated (or Protect yourself and Mrs. Robert Martell, Nason Swain of Wobum; Alane on December 26 well Insulated) house, there may be \ Jr. of Burlington; and and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grandparents: Elder one air change every four hours. To avoid a buildup of these Mr. James Gerard of BeclcwithofWinthrop. and Mrs. Walter Kloss of Some extremely well insulated combustion by-products, be certain Woburn. Great grand- Reading; and Mr. and homes may have less than one your gas range is fitted with a hood parents: Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. Mrs. Arthur Harris of complete air change in 24 hours. vented to the outside. Turn the vent Robert Martell, Sr. of JAMES FITZGERALD Andover. The air in these well insulated on whenever a burner is lit or the So me mile (Michele Gay). 2 Valley Tfa Qluidtehi £%> houses just gets worse and worse for Rd., Wobum, a daughter oven is on. Switch from a continuous MR. AND MRS those who breathe it. lit pilot light to an electric ignition Caltlyn Elizabeth on STEPHEN MEEHAN BETTER FOR LESS' pilot light. A pilot light which is Spiders December 2. Grand- (Nancy Haggertyi. 11 Carbon dioxide buildups burning yellow (instead of blue) is a parents: Mr. and Mrs. Vista Ave . Reading, a It's Here - Our Famous sign of poor combustion. Edward Gay, Jr. of daughter Jessica Lawton Besides the dangers from Be sure to follow the manufac- can fish Stoneham; and Mr. and on December 20. Grand stagnant air and formaldehyde, turer's instructions carefully when Mrs. Fitzgerald of parents: Mr. and Mrs January combustion fallout can be a source installing and operating wood or Springfield. Robert Haggerty, Sr. of of indoor pollution. coal stoves. Consult an expert on Winchester. • Combustion byproducts - nitrogen ventilation and set the draft The fishing spider can MR. AND MRS. dioxide, carbon dioxide and breathe when diving THOMAS MCARDLE HI DR. AND MRS Clearance Sale!! properly. Clean fireplace flues MICHAEL GALICA hydrocarbons- can accumulate in regularly and be sure to open the into ponds and streams (Diane Armstrong), 579 Starts Thursday, January 7th the air from self-cleaning electric because it traps air Main St., Wobum, a son (Christine Paska). 37 damper before lighting. Temple St.. Reading, a Doors open 8:45 ovens, gas stoves, forced air gas When using a self-cleaning bubbles among its body Shawn Patrick on heat, fireplaces, wood or coal hairs. National December 8. Grand- daughter Stephanie on electric oven, open all the windows, December 18. Grand stoves, and even smoking close the door and leave the room. Geographic World parents: Mrs. Christine cigarettes. In less than one hour, an magazine says. The Armstrong of parents: Mr. and Mrs The key to guarding against Michael Paska of .■invented kitchen stove can produce buildup of all these substances is spider can catch fish up Wilmington; and Mr. more nitrogen dioxide and carbon to three times its size by Thomas McArdle. Jr. of Worcester; and Mr. and proper ventilation. Beware of un- Mrs. M.J. Gallca of monoxide than is safely permitted In controllable, excessive humidity. injecting the fish with Woourn. the outside air. Poor combustion poison from its fangs Westboro will compound the problem. and bobbing to the These gases can have a subtle Pollutants — Page S-4 surface with the fish in tow. 'GREAT FABRIC DISC0UR1 • I HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF BRAND NAME FABRICS AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES.* SHOP AND COMPARE II you lake your shape seriously you can get , TRUE FABRIC DISCOUNT results al New England Memorial Hospital. Over 600 bolts of famous name 100% cotton*. 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When I am in love, I have READING - In special awards to 29 in 1975, may eventually end trouble concentrating on anything ceremonies recently, the Camp their first marriage In divorce. else. Curtis Guild Squadron of the Civil Of the three-fourths who will later 6.1 am usually willing to sacrifice Air Patrol, a United States Air Force marry, about 44 percent may my own wishes to let my lover Auxiliary Unit presented a special become divorced again. If you were achieve his-hers. "thank you" trophy to First Lt. to ask any person standing in line 7. I enjoy flirting with attractive James Pillsbury of 64 Chestnut St., waiting to get that marriage people. North Reading, for outstanding license: "Are you in love?", the 8. Before I ever fell in love, I had a service to the Cadet Squadron. The answer would be: "Yes, of course". pretty clear physical picture of what award was presented by Squadron If this cycle of marriage — divorce my true love would be like. Commander Major Joseph Grillo. — remarriage is so prevalent, don't 9. Even though I don't want to be First Lt. Harold Lightbown of you wonder what happens to all that Jealous, I can't help it when my Wakefield was also presented a love that people claim they have? lover pays attention to someone special trophy for his continued It's obvious that some people else. support and assistance. terminate intimate relationships 10. It's fun to see whether I can get In other awards Shaun Sullivan of because they no longer have any someone to go out with me even if I SPECIAL AWARDS from the local squadron Wakefield (2nd from right.( Making the pre- Melrose was presented with the care, concern or love for one don't want to get involved with that of the Civil Air Patrol .n Reading are presented sentations are Squadron Commander Joseph coveted Mitchell Award which another. But I am convinced tht person. to Shoun Sullivan of Melrose 2nd from left), Grillo of Melrose (left) and Wing Commander marks the half point In a cadet's many people who separate and 11. A main consideration in First Lt. James Pillsbury of North Reading career. Cadet Sullivan is the first Col. Renzo Giromini (right.) (Photo by Young) member of Camp Curtis Guild divorce really love one choosing a mate is how he-she will (center) and First It Harold Liahtbaum of another...each in his or her own reflect on one's own career. Squadron to qualify for this award in way. Each of us gets locked into our 12 The best love relationships are the Squadron's short three year own preconceived notion of what the ones that last the longest. history. love means to us and each partner Your profile is special. The ter- Citations presented to Cadets were expects the other to respond to that minology of classical literature uses CHRISTMAS RIBBON as follows: Cadet Recruiter Ribbon notion. ... in some sort of perfect way six different words to express the It was on a December morn, to David Staples and Joseph Lovati, But the concept and the word various ideas and feelings about This week's poetry choices I saw a Christmas ribbon in flight two Bronze Clasp to to William LOVE means different things to love: If you answered "true" to Not too long after dawn, Wilford, Cadet Advisory Council to different people. If one person has a statements 4 and 12, you may be a It was such a startling sight David Staples and Shaun Sullivan, romantic emphasis, he or she feels storgic lover who places great But there in this season's tree Red Service Ribbon for two years Thank God the rush is over, "SCOTTY'S FIRST CHRISTMAS" Was another gift from God for you service to David Martin and David that the beloved ought to want to emphasis on rapport and friendship Christmas is finally gone. share and reveal everything. The You are not bored with routine Oh, Baby dear, you did arrive and me Staples, Curry Ribbon and Unit Lrion't recall the holidays And Scot I y is your name A cardinal in all its crimson glory Citation to Kurt Barrett, and the first time you kissed should be home activity but rather find it Ever lasting quite so long. remembered in every detail. An- comfortable and relaxing". You You came on Saturday, Dec. Five And that' s the end of my story! Arnold Ribbon to Edward Pigott and niversaries are very important. emphasize mutual trust and tem- And here you will remain. Gloria Carbone Tony Zagerella. It seemed that everywhere I turned, Haverhill St. Model Rocketry Badges were also Both should like the same things porary separations are not a great The BOOZE was flowing free; But the other person might love In a problem. If you responded "true" to Mom and Dad will love you Reading presented to Cadets Alan Camuso, Oh come on now, it's Christmas I And protect you from the cold Shaun Sullivan and David Martin. very different way, and still be very 2 and 6, you may be an agapic lover Just have one with me. much in love. This person might who is very forgiving and deeply Because your little and brand new And only ten days old. have a more intellectual base of concerned about the other These folks with good intentions, caring friendship and truly be The manic lover who said "true" Are tearing me apart. Don't be hard on Mom and Dad concerned about the security and to 5 and 9 finds it difficult to sleep, Don't they know the daily struggle Submit your poems well being of the other - but could eat or even think logically; jealousy If they don't come when you yell out I fight within my heart? Remember your just a little lad Local poets are encouraged to con- between submittal and publication, care less about receiving (or sen- and possessiveness seem ap tribute a poem to the weekly poetry ding) a Valentine's Day card Each propriate and a sign of real love ' You may have to wait and pout. because of the volume of poems that are What makes us feel we have to drink choice in this section of the newspaper by sent in. person is reaching out for the other, The pragmatic lover answering Everything in sight? following these simple rules: "true" to 1 and 11 is very realistic Santa's on his way to see you 141 This newspaper will neither charge each in hir or her own way, and they I don't recall the Wise Men To bring you presents and new toys (11 Submit no more than three poems at a fee nor pay a fee for publication rights are missing one another. We have about the love relationship; a male Getting "tipsy" on that night. a time. pragma may decide not to become Scotty, this is your first Christmas on poems. been raised on the naive notion that And he knows your a good little boy. (21 Do not enclose originals as this love is blind, that love is some Involved with a woman till he has a God knows it Isn't easy, newspaper will not return any sub- All entries should include name, ad- secure job. while a female pragma missions. dress and telephone number. mysterious feeling that we just feel With cocktails all around Mom and Dad do pray dear and that cannot be understood. may plan an October-November But "Just Today" I'U fight it off. (3) No publication is guaranteed and Poems should be mailed to: Poems, Box conception so that the baby will That you'll grow wise and strong I there will probably be a lengthy period 240. Reading, Mass. 01B67. Research indicates that strong And firmly stand my ground. With never anything to fear families do communicate; but there arrive during vacation from school teachlne Mom and Dad guiding you along. are very few suggestions on how to The nicest thing about this year, Gloria Wilson help people communicate about the The Love Profile is a detailed And I must proudly say; Geo. facts questionnaire that is fun to do and a DurenAvenue most significant issue within Was being able to remember Wobum In spite of their name, families - LOVE If we are going to great help to family com- The events of Christmas Day. munication. You can get a visual starfish are not really help people make better connections fish, but simple animals in their attempts to express their image of your ideas and feelings and For as I look back on years gone by share this with your family. It's self without backbones. love, they have to start with the The Christmases' of Past, Some have as many as understanding that a major part of scoring and has been shown to be I can't remember much at all. fairly accurate far more ac- 50 arms which always the problem boils down to the Cause I was always gassed? "RESOLUTION grow outward from a limitation of the English language to curate than just responding to the twelve statements in this article SUBSTITUTION central disk containing express the many different This sense of worth, and peace I feel, CHALLENGE FOR THE NEW the animal's mouth, meanings that people have when If you have been married for four I never want to lose. months or forty years, if you are a YEAR" stomach, and brain. they say In words or actions: "I love And to think I found It all. National Geographic you." If we try to discover our own teenager "in love" or a senior Without a drop of BOOZE! citizen, send for a copy of the love Do not give a hoot World magazine says. Love Profile and if we realize where For vows resolute. we are coming from, we have a profile I guess it goes to show 39 Salem St., Winchester Just include your name and ad- Made when every new year has At least half of the 8.2 better chance to appreciate the Where there's a will — there's sure a begun... million people in ideas and feelings o( the other dress to". Dr. Warren Schumacher. way. 113 Skinner Hall. I' Mass Amherst. Endeavor instead, Bombay, India, live in person. So give me strength and help me To forge straight ahead, slums. And for more Quickly try to respond true" or Ma. 01003. The Cooperative Ex- fight 9-5 Saturday tension Service will send It to you Facing life's daily fights one by one. than 100.000, the "false" to each of the following My war "JUST FOR TODAY". And, if through it all pavement is their statements from Your Own ex- free of charge. It's a great way to Carol E. Brown help open lines of communication You should stumble and fall, permanent home. One perience of love or from your ideal 36 Main Street There is still hope that you'll make of the world's most Jan. 9,1982 love relationship: with your spouse, your lover, your North Reading family. the grade.... densely populated 1. It makes good sense to plan For argument's sake, , cities, Bombay has [This IS III N MCtllD) your life carefully before you choose "How's the Family." sponsored How can you break by the Middlesex County Extension neighborhoods with as a lover. THE CHRISTMAS ROOM Resolutions that you've never many as 2,000 persons 2. I would rather suffer myself Service, is written by Dr. Warren F. made? Schumacher. Associate Professor. I love my Christmas-y dining-room per acre. National Oriental Rugs. Dining Romm, Living Room. than let my lover suffer With greeting-cards on display So, try to be kind Geographic reports. Bedroom and Kitchen sets, tables, paintings. 3. Usually the first thing that Cooperative Extension Specialist. With red-felt elves dispelling gloom As you seek peace of mind; Lamps. Hummels, etc.. etc. attracts my attention to a person Is University of Massachusetts. And tree-ornaments sparkling and There are some things in life you At Amherst. launching, the gay- can't plan.... main engines of the There's an angel with glittering Instead of resolving. space shuttle generate Al Matthews. Auctioneer wings Just set about solving more than enough Wearing a copper pot-scourer for Life's problems the best way you power to light the state hair, can. of New York. National A lantern, a star and such things JodyKlrk Geographic says. Their That make me like sitting in there... 180akridgeRd 12 fuel and oxygen There's a miniature railroad set out Salem, N.H. turbopumps produce Among tiny houses and snow, enough horsepower to There are bundles of presents about propel a battleship and In the pre-Christmas hours to go... seven nuclear sub- The Stoneham Figure Skating Club The centerpiece on the table marines. PECIAL Member United States Boasts red Christmas balls, candles Figure Skating Association As an introductory offer we will paint the! green, Stoneham Arena laverage bedroom for $59.00, ceilings, walls, and| Last year's poinsettia is unable To bloom for the Christmas-y scene, Winter Clearance 101 Montvale Av., Stoneham |trim, all work done by professional painters. So I hung it with red Christmas balls f GROUP LESSONS And It rises to the occasion; Lessons offered for begin- This Is my way of "decking the \ mi ners, intermediate and ad- OLD COLONY PAINTING halls" * vanced skaters. All classes For the Joy of Yuletide's Sale Starts ore conducted by profes- celebration... Jan. 4th thru Jan 30th sional teachers and are 044-8010 Dorothy G. Didham limited in size. Reading 20to50°looff FULL ONE HOUR PROGRAM 9 Saturdays 11:30-12:30 ALL UNIFORMS start Jan. 9 - $27 9Sundays 12:50-1:50 Hello Woburn! It's <*W*w 7*~ in Stoneham! 20°fo off start Jan. 10 —$27 We've Just Opened Our Second Store On Main St. 9 Tuesdays 3:00-4:00 Present This Coupon In Stoneham Center! Help Us Celebrate With These ALL SHOES start Jan. 12 —$27 Special Coupons and Super Savings In Both Stores Like: 8 Fridays 3:00-4:00 ,„ «5 - I PAGE S-4-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982 Suoowment n Dally Times » CtironlcM (mourn, DtMlng. wlncnttter, IvrttogMtl. LyrmrllW VRWr* No RtMIng Trsnscrlpt. Wilmington t Ttwktburr Town Crier, Stonehsm inotpondonl From Page $-? This family sails together Guard came and saw that Trudy It's a symbol of goodluck. Jack just allowed to go sailing, at age ten, he The Cruise Committee sets up was definitely not a boy...but a happens to be of Scottish ancestry had to pass a test of swimming at suggested low visibility courses for woman, and she was eight months and, "We had a daughter named least 250 yards. He had to learn the entire cruise. In 1961 Jack pregnant! The Coast Guard towed Heather,'' Trudy explains. basics of sailing..."one learns this charted the entire cruise. He ua to Portsmouth Yacht Club In Jack says, "It isn't easy to find an on land before ever going out in a maintains, "It was a lot of work, Newcastle, New Hampshire The original name that other yachtsmen boat." Involved a few arguments, but all In flaberman who had reported Trudy haven't used. So far as we know, Jack studied the theories of sail, all It was a lot of fun and another as a boy, took us to his home, fed us however, ours is the only registered, learned Marlin Spike Seamanship, great learning experience." lobsters, steamers and beer. We : '"White Heather' has served us I.e. parts of a boat and how to tie the The Andersons say they respect talked and ate until about one in the well. She has been fast, one of the many knots required et cetera et the sea. "It beckons and it morning. Then we decided to put our fastest for her size. She's an able cetera. He read training manuals, challenges. One must rely on one's boat back in shape. Towed it behind sailor going through 50-60 knot Joined the Coast Guard Auxiliary. own resources. One comes to terms the fishing boat to Marblehead. We winds. Why, she's been sailed for took safe boating courses, then with one's self." lefUportsmouth around three In the twelve hours straight in 30-40 knot advanced courses in piloting, in Jack says, "If you are offshore morning, arrived in Marblehead winds and has made it to port safely coastal navigation. He joined the and something goes wrong, you around nine, in time for breakfast. everytlme!" Power Squadron, and took ad- have to be prepared to do battle with We never saw a more beautiful While other families buy larger ditional technical courses. Trudy, whatever comes up. It's far dif- sunrise than the one that morning homes as they grow, the Andersons and the girls, are good swimmers. ferent from pulling off the side of a off Cape Ann." buy bigger boats. John Brewis, They have taken First Aid courses road to change a tire." Jack and Trudy discussing the course The fisherman, Harrison better known as Jake, is not three and both Jack and Trudy have Jack feels, "There are times when "Workie" Workman, and the An- years old. Already he has been on learned CPR, et cetera. Heather has we see boaters who really should He speaks of piracy on the high On the sea it is different..." dersons have since become close four cruises from Maine to Block taken basic sailing and Community have had more experience in a more seas, along the East Coast as well as Heather Anderson, for whom the friends Island. He went on his first cruise Boating on the Charles River, sheltered area and shouldn't be out In tropical waters. "We've got the boat is named, sums It up so When Hillary, their second when he was a mere six months old. courses sponsored by M.D.C. on the high seas." type of boat I don't think pirates beautifully. As the poet in the daughter, was about three years old, For Jake the boat's deck and cock- "Jake learns from everybody," The family that sails together has want," he says. But, jsut in case, he family, she explains it far better Jack and Trudy bought another pit area have been enclosed with a the family says. no fear per se of the sea. but they do sees to it that the "White Heather" than any outsider can: boat netting running from the bow to the Jack is a firm believer that have "a great respect for It." Is equipped with safety equipment The wind blows fiercely, "We had a Bristol 27. It was a 27 stern. And there are harnesses that "People should know what they are They've been lost in fogs. They are that Is required and "safety filling our sails foot cruising sloop with a deep keel are worn by the entire family when doing before putting to sea." concerned at times about the equipment that isn't required.'' as we swiftly sail through and a dlesel motor. It slept four. Had weather is rough. For the past three years Jack has possibility of being rundown by a big > Trudy says, "We get such a dif- the foaming sea, a galley, a head and was equipped Jack says, "Jake is a natural. been a member of the Boston Yacht freighter in pea soup weather. Jack ferent perspective of places via crashing through waves with the necessary electronics, When he was two, we were docked at Club Cruise Committee. This quotes: "A good boater avoids the boat, via sea, than from land. Our that break against the bow Including a Marine radio. a yacht basin. I was filling water committee plans entire cruise storm he can't weather, and coastline is sheer poetry. There are as the cool spray of the ocean Jack says, "We extended our tanks. Jake was in the cockpit. He Itinerary for the club. The com- weathers the storm he can' t a void." arill shipwrecked boats, white, showers us. cruising areas. And in 1976 we put the key in the ignition, started mittee starts planning a cruise in They've experienced far worse clean sands on islands....ours has It Is a challenge with nature, became members of the Boston the dlesel motor, put the boat in January for the following summer. conditions than the one they en- been an exciting life for our family. an overpowering battle; Yacht Club in Marblehead. We went gear....the only thing that saved The most distant port is selected and countered when Trudy was People, especially say in Maine, the man against both the wind on our first extended two week Jake and the boat was. it was It Is decided what ports will be pregnant that time. But they've local fisherman for instance, are andthefea. cruise that year, to Newport, Rhode securely tied to the dock." called on while going to and from been learning along the way. much more interested in you if you Island, to see the tall ships sail In." Jack proudly tells that his only son home to destination. "A good sailor never takes un- sail Into their port. Perhaps they The cruise takes place for two Jack says they have learned so already knows how to start the "We plan all the social activities necessary risks with his boat, his consider us less tourist because we weeks. much. "Sailing in a group like that motor, trim the mainsail, shut the for the cruise which includes, life, or his crew," Jack says. "But if came by sea to visit them. We speak Each day brings its own unique we got an education from the more motor down, pump the bilge, close usually, a get-acquainted cocktail he Is out and caught in something the oldest and most commonly used adventures. experienced yachtsmen." - the seacocks and "Jake can give party held after the first day's difficult to handle, survival is the language, that of boats and seas, I love to lie on deck as my feet hang The couple claims they got orders like a Nantucket Captain." sailing, beach parties, a couple of name of the game." ♦weather ^ over the side priceless experience in sailing in Both Heather and Hillary love more formal dinners, a sunflower Jack explains that weather Trudy, the sailor-mother-wTre, being refreshed by the coolness fog, adverse weather of all kinds, sailing. Heather perhaps a little raft." reports are a must but a goood sailor maintains, "Boating has truly of the water. and in various sea conditions. more than her sister. This past This raft is done by 30 or more Is always prepared for weather brought the Anderson family close The sun shines with such brillance "In a group one has the safety of summer, when the family was boats that are rafted together with changes. "A good sailor observes, together, given us all deeper in- that my skin browns in little time. the other boats to back one up. Being returning home from cruising their stems facing the center of a he listens, is prepared. Always sights to one another. We have the new to the group, they kept their Newport, R.I. to Padanaram, South circle and their bows pointing keeps tract of where he is. You can wonderful opportunity of having At about 700 P.M. we anchor in a eyes on us. When unsure of our- Dartmouth. Heather raced aboard a outward forming a giant sunflower. sail from sunshine to zero visibility long, in-depth conversations with harbor selves, the crews gave us the con- Morgan 43 against her father "and From the air each boat resembles a In seconds in some places. It really each other without the interruptions along with a fleet of boats. fidence we needed." won!" petal on an extraordinary flower. pays to know where you are at all of phone calls, doorbells ringing, The sky is now orange The Andersons have been cruising Jack laughs, "Weather was so bad Boaters often-go swimming in the times. Keep a record! You must etc.... entwined with pink regularly ever since. the boat Heather was at the helm of center of the flower, followed by a know positions, landmarks, the 'fix.' "We are collectively a family but and blue as the sun fades behind the In 1979 they bought an Intrepid 9- was the only boat to complete the cocktail party as boaters go from Tune your ears for the sounds you on the boat we are all free in- land. Meter Cruising sloop. It's ap- race under full sail." He says, "She cockpit to cockpit, having a drink on are searching for...there are many dividuals. We eat meals together. proximately 30 foot in length. It was passed us with a big grin on her each boat. types of sounds of buoys....a good But when we are hungry. We usually Soon all the lights go on built by Cape Dory in T a union. Ma. face. Friends, who own the boat — Jack says, "Few crew members sailor learns to recognize them all." go to bed early at the same time. In the harbor Jack explains. "They only built 'Encore' — want to shanghai her to can circumnavigate and return to Sailors don't sail without Even Jake. We are healthier for and the sounds of busy fisherman, about 50 Intrepids. They are a fin be their permanent helmsperson.'' the final boat, their own, sober." harrowing moments. The Andersons being out there in fresh air and tourists and children keel spade rubber cruising-racing Jack's dream is to buy a much "At the turning point or farthest are no exceptions. They've been out sunshine.... are replaced by the sound boat. We feel lucky to have such a larger boat and one day live on it, point away," Jack says, "we hold a when the sea broke over their bow, "We work together. Pitch in with of a flute coming from a cabin craft." cruising at will. But Trudy says, big formal party replete with live washed the full length of the boat, all chores. Everyone takes his turn of a neighboring boat. They named it "White Heather." "I'd like a larger boat but I don't bandu One such affair was on the entered the cockpit. They've doing KP (kitchen policing). Beds It sleeps five, has a bigger galley want to live on it." Jack claims his battleship "Massachusetlts" in Fall navigated in driving rains with 30 are made when we rise each day. The sky is taken over with darkness and head, and a navigation station. wife likes to return to a more solid River. That night we had a full knot winds blowing while they tried Dishes are done immediately after now, Hie. flower, white heather. In foundation when she's weary of moon, the band playing on the to steer into a strange harbor. meals. We stay shipshape! everything is silent except Scotland is scarce and comparable sailing. fantail, and the stars were so bright Trudy relates a "tale" from the "We have tou'naments of for the cry of a distant sea gull to four-leaf clovers in our country. Before Jack (or Trudy) was ever you could touch them." past: "I once ran the boat into fish 'Aggravation.' We rlay chess. And and the sound of oars softly stroking net. We were under power going to oh, we get to read, read, read. At the water as a man rows back to Maine. There was no wind. Jack was home there are ah ays distractions. snore. Indoor pollutants below asleep. I had to wake him. He THE DIET WORKSHOP PRESENTS,A NEW^ had to dive under the boat with a knife to cut the not away from the from Page S-2 propeller. Fifty «eet off starboard and moisture condensing inside bow a whale appeared. He surfaced windows and walls. This is a telltale and dove, got closer and closer. MITIKS Jack scrambled aboard. We didn't sign of poor ventilation know If the whale was coining up If opening windows in the winter under the boat or not. For a few after insulating your house rubs you minutes there we were a little the wrong way, there may be an scared." SI Ml YAK Profit from the revolutionary, new alternative Air to air heat ex- Again, once in 1976, off Boston changers will vent "bad" air to the Light, while Jack was at the helm, • Small Discussion Group (IlianSeaQ Magnetic Interior outside and bring in fresher air to "on a hot, hot day. I saw sharks. 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V SuopWTi«fl10 D.lly Tlnw, I CKronlcl* (WMxirfi.RtMlne. WliKhMtor. Burlln«>onl. Lymtffeld VIW No. RtMIng MMN, Wilmington 1 TrwOOury Town CrWc. stonoti.ni lrutptnd.nl WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,1982-PAGE S-5 LEARN TO MEDITATE families have welcomed ships between James Popular courses The programs are An in-depth 6-week this planned means of Joyce, his wife Nora, his repeated this semester, located in Lexington, course In Slddha snaring their concerns brother John and which begins February Bedford and Arlington. Meditation taught by and accomplishments, daughter Lucia. It 1, include the High You may register by Swami Shraddhananda. as well as learning from begins as a forum for School Equivalency mall using the form in Tuesday evenings, each other and experts James to demonstrate Exam, The Travel the back of the catalog, beginning January 12, about how to live his articulate and often Agents Training or by phone 275-8910, ext 1982. 7:30-9:30 P.M. satisfying and optimally humorous command of Program, Real Estate 291, or in person at the Classes to be held at the independent lives. the English language Salesman Exam North Campus, Springs Siddha Meditation This form of post- and develops into a Preparation and Road in Bedford. Master Center, 155 Clyde Street, stroke help in returning dramatic psychological Preparing for the Charge and Visa are to the community and to Chestnut Hill. Call: 734- Little Miss (ages 4-6), group of parents of persons who need their confrontation between College Boards, Math welcome. If you have not 0137. family living is a MOTHERS WITHOUT Miss Ideal' (7-9), Jr. Miss children with asthma, CUSTODY blood pressure James and Nora. Sexual and Verbal. received your Spring valuable means of en- 10-12), Teen (13-16), and co-sponsored by the problems, a destructive In addition, a variety Catalog or if you would suring a continuation of A non-profit support measured regularly at STROKE CLUB Miss (17-25). Each young American Lung organization for women home, persons employed love-hate relationship of new courses designed like additional course The Eastern Mid- social rehabilitation lady will compete in a Association of Middlesex and insanity in the to meet ever changing information, please call beyond the initial stage who are not living with or seeking employment dlesex Area Easter Seal private interview, talent, County and the their children due to in the health field. Red family are among the needs have been added. 275*910, ext. 291. Stroke Club will hold its of physical recovery. evening gown and Lawrence Memorial Cross volunteers menacing skeletons in Economics for Everyday For further In- voluntary custody ex- monthly meeting at New sportswear. Over Hospital, will hold its changes, court decisions providing screening in their marital closet Living, Proposal TOWN BAND PLAYS England Memorial formation contact Anne $20,000. in cash monthly meeting at the first aid stations and which reveal the darker, Writing, Overcoming The Lexington Schofield at the Easter or any other reason. Also Hospital Auditorium scholarships, prizes and Hospital's School of open to women exploring blood pressure screening less known side of Joyce, Procrastination and Tax Bicentennial Town (enter through Therapy Seal Society. 20 Ballard awards will be presented Nursing on Governors the man. Planning are part of a Band, directed by Road, Lawrence, custody options after programs and others Department) 5 throughout the finals. Ave. In Medford, on divorce. Monthly sup- with an interest in self- On Tuesday, Feb. 2, lineup of "2 day Donald J. Gillespie. will Woodland Road, Massachusetts 01843, As a Youth Develop- Tuesday, January 12, the Nucleo Eclettico will seminars, 1 day perform a concert on telephone 683-1259 or port meeting north of care skills or a need to Stoneham on Thursday, ment Program in its 1982 at 8 p.m. Boston. Write Box 76, leam how to measure hold a special production workshops and 10 week Sunday, January 10, at 3 January 7 at 7:30 p.m. Mary Ellen Carmel at fourth year, it en- blood pressure. Students and reception to com- courses on-going through p.m., at The Museum of 665-1740, Ext. 317. Sudbury, Ma. 01766 or Judy McGowan, Oc- courages community Sally Walsh, RN, PNP, call 667-5040 evenings. pace themselves through memorate Joyce's 100th May. Our National Heritage, cupational Therapist will and. state participation of Medford Pediatric Next meeting will be on a self-instructional work- birthday. Tickets for this The Institute for Small 33 Marrett Road. The lead a discussion and AMERICA'S MISS through civic and social Associates, will lead a book by means of simple fund-raising celebration Business Concerns at concert is free and open CHARM Sunday, January 10 at participation in "Non- organizations by giving discussion on the 7:00 p.m. at 21 Park instructions, are available through Community Services to the public. competitive Games." America's Miss of their time and talents management of stress in the theater. continues to provide The first half of the Charm National Avenue Extension. illustrations, quizzes and Refreshments and to charitable functions. dealing with the child Arlington. practice sessions. "NOR': A Portrait of short-term courses, program will be devoted conversation will follow. Scholarship Pageant is America's Miss Charm who has asthma. Such This course will be James Joyce as a Jung related to small to selections of stirring Stroke disabled people looking for girls all over Nationals are presented subjects as medication offered on Tuesday, Man," runs from business, taught by marches from the the state to represent BLOOD PRESSURE from the area, their to award scholarships schedules, a non- The Minuteman January 19 from 1 — 4 January 6 through professionals in subjects Revolutionary War families and friends are their City or County at and to bring outstanding supportive spouse, and p.m. at the Minuteman February 6 at the 216 including computers, period, many known to the upcoming National Chapter of the American invited to attend. recognition to all par- the financial burden of Red Cross is offering a Chapter House, 15 Great Hanover Street theater, How to Buy and Use a have been heard by The Easter Seal Finals. A girl in each of ticipants and to bring medical expenses will be Wednesday through Small Business Com- George Washington. The the five age divisions will course — Vital Signs II to Road, Bedford. A Society has pioneered in cities, counties and included. enable individuals with materials fee of $7.20 will Saturday evenings at 8 puter, to Programming marches were selected developing Stroke Clubs be selected to represent states closer together. be charged. Call the P.M. Please call 367-8056 the Microcomputer, as by Mr. Gillespie to their City or County. For the benefit of little or no health Strokers and their Each representative background to:* Chapter at 275-0670 or for reservations. Group well as Selecting the celebrate the openingof will be officially crowned newcomers to PAK, rates are available. Business that is Right for the museum's exhibit, there will be a second 1. Be able to measure 897-5648 for registration and presented a trophy the blood pressure of information. You and Owning, "George Washington: at the National Finals for meeting this month on M0C Operating and Managing American Superl January 19. Allergist Dr. adults. Y adds winter session her participation. Mail a 2. Seek appropriate' NUCLEO ECLETTICO The Community a Small Business. A The second half of th. long, stamped, self- Joel Bleier will discuss Services Division of brand new offering this concert will consist of a asthma and the health counselling and The Nucleo Eclettico addressed envelope for treatment for high blood will present the Middlesex Community Spring is a one day mixture of the classics more details to: medications used to College, Bedford, an- seminar, Selling Your and popular music. The Wakefleld YMCA given showing the proper control asthma. pressure for themselves premiere production of America's Miss Charm, or family members. "NOR': A Portrait of nounces registration Craft. The Lexington has added a variety of kneading techniques and P. 0. Box 7246. For further in- James Joyce as a Jung beginning January 11th Courses and Bicentennial Town Band new programs and dough consistencies. formation, contact the 3. Arrange for the Jacksonville, N.C. 28540. continuing supervision of Man," written by Grant and continuing through workshops at Middlesex ranges in size from 50 to workshops to it's Winter For more information telephone (919)455^)038. American Lung May for Short-term, continue to attract large 75 persons. It was for- Session of classes. on any of these new Association of Middlesex blood pressure Keener, beginning measurement skill January 6. Non-Credit courses and numbers of career med as a volunteer effort For the children in the programs call the ASTHMATIC KIDS County, The "Christmas The play, directed by workshops in Career and changers, re-entry men Parade family, the "Y" is in- Wakefield YMCA at 245- Seal" People (R). at 272- practice. PAK( Parents of Asth- Participants may be Ralph Morse, examines Personal Development and women, and troducing Guitar to it's 9622. matic Kids), a support 2866. and Leisure Living. displaced homemakers. ■ oge 5-6 program schedule. This relatives or friends of the complex relation- beginners course, for children ages 8 and up, -*- s~ will cover reading OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 AM TO 9 P M SATURDAYS 9AMTO530PM FASHIONABLE DESIGNS. music, chord ac- 688-5500 companiment, music theory and rhythm 664-4631 FABULOUS SAYINGS. training. The instructor 944-3538 for this course will be Ed Freeman of Stoneham Congoleum who has taught and played guitar Floors of Timeless Beauty professionally throughout the United SEE US FOR PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION States for many years. 38 main str»«t, rout* 28 (next to zayro) no. reading, mass. OR EASY DO-IT-YOURSEl INSTRUCTIONS I The "Y" is also of- fering a special session of the Rookies. This program for youngsters ages 5-7 combines gym, swim and crafts to help children learn new skills, foster old skills and make new friends all while having fun. For anyone over 15 years old, the YMCA has added Scuba Diving Instruction and Ad- vanced Lifesaving to it's Aquatic program. The Scuba course will cover theory, skills and techniques needed for safe use of Self Con- tained Underwater Breathing Apparatus. The Advanced Lifesaving course combines the Red Cross Lifesaving program with the YMCA's Lifesaving program leading to dual certification. The new adult courses added for January in- clude Golf, taught by Kyle Page, Assistant Pro at Bear Hill Country Club; Calligraphy, the fine art of lettering; and We'reMII*'','„"'rmm in our warehouse for ox| Jazznastics, a fitness program combining prices on promiom quality remnants to a aM thne lowl Savings so spectacular aerobics, Jazzercise, 'you'll probably carpet several rooms. 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Wilmington 1 TiwUoury Town CrUr, Jlonohom IndopwMnl Parade - values and identify those presentation on effective more than 23,000 lives - which they would like to marketing strategies, each year, and to have from Page b-5 transfer to a new Job. An and a panel of ad- your blood < pressure ^Career planning overview of the local vertising and public checked often. to help celebrate the labor market is relations professionals to To make it easy for 200th anniversary of the presented and a variety discuss marketing you, every Wednesday in workshops established Battle of Lexington. An of speakers discuss strategies and the waiting ara of the invitation was Issued different career fields, techniques for con- Emergency Room, For people threatened with layoffs February 27th, 10:00 A.M. — 4:30 through the Lexington Participants also learn tractors. Following the nurses there will check and budget cuts, career planning P.M. Minute-Man to band job hunting skills in- panel's presentation, blood pressure free of tables on added significance. How Unemployment: Why Me? What instrument players. That eluding how to write panel members will be charge round the clock can you prepare for unemployment? Now? — This popular six-session year, SO to 60 musicians resumes, how to develop available to critique the except at lunch and Should you make a career change or workshop offers unemployed played weekly concerts a network of contacts brochures or advertising dinner time, when they seek a similar job? Where can you professionals a place to share ex- on the Lexington Green about jobs and job ln- programs of individual are likely to be lightly get the support you need? The Policy periences, explore resources, ex- during the summer and terviewing techniques, contractors. staffed. Training Center, a non-profit pand support networks and plan for winter series was played Many of the past For more detailed Positive readings will training agency for people working the future. Mary Urban, M.S.W., a in Cary Hall and the program participants Information on this be reported to one's in public sector and public service self-employed trainer and therapist, Lexington High School, have found the support seminar, please contact physician. Those without jobs throughout Massachusetts, is provides lectures and small group These concerts became and opportunity to share the Associated General doctors may obtain lists discussions designed to provide job- of physicians accepting offering four workshops In the area popular and are now experiences with others Contractors of of career planning and unem- hunting skills and offset the isolation traditional. For more who are going through Massachusetts, Richard new patients. ployment during January and and stress of being unemployed. The information, call 861- the same Job hunt or Adler. Director of Public February. All the workshops are workshop will meet on Wednesdays, 6560. career change processes Relations, (617)964-1800. SINGLE SQUARES 9:30 - 11:30 A.M., beginning Single Squares six'. reasonably priced and will be held at to be particularly the Center, 10 West Street, in January 13th. REGIONAL THEATRE helpful. SPEAKING OF MUSIC Inc. of Lexington is downtown Boston. The workshops Laid Off Teacher: Exploring Pact, Merrimack Regional Project Renewal is On Friday, January holding its annual Preauut and Future — This six- Snowflake Class Ball on are: Theatre presents Two schedued to begin on 22nd, the Friends of New Representative, Eastern For further information, Planning for Unemployment — session workshop is designed to help for the Seesaw by Thursday, February 4th England Conservatory Friday, January 8th at unemployed teachers re-examine 8:00 P.M. for class level Middlesex Office for contact the Admissions This one-session workshop is William Gibson, January at 7 P.M. Lesley College will present Speaking of Children, Seven Lincoln Office at Massachusetts designed to provide participants why they went into teaching, what 22 through February 14 is located Just outside of Music, a lecture in a western style square they achieved, their feelings about dancers. Ray Aubut will Street, Wakefield, if you Bay Community College with the opportunity to learn about at the theatre, Broadway Harvard Square in special series of talks are interested In or call 237-1100, Ext. 181. unemployment benefits, develop a being laid off and what to do next. It and Wilder Streets, Cambridge. For more designed to enrich the be calling. No partner is will be led by Sara Freedman of the necessary. Spectators volunteering free time to Students in the financial survival plan, examine Lowell. Performances information and concert-goer's en- improve children's lives, program receive in- personal and career goals, and Boston Women's Teachers Group are Tuesday through registration, call joyment of the Boston are welcome. Donation and Susan Ennis, a Policy Training $2.50 per person. It will ••With the support of tensive training in all make plans to accomplish these Saturday at 8 P.M. and Patricia Whelan, Symphony Orchestra's adult community aspects of word goals. Led by Susan Ennis of the Center staff member. Both Sunday afternoons at 4 Director of Project Friday afternoon be at Hastings School, facilitators are former public school 2618 Mass. Ave. and volunteers, these processing including Policy Training Center staff, the P.M. Tickets are $7 and Renewal at 868-9600. ext. programs. Marc Man- programs will continue preparation in such workshop will meet on Friday, teachers. It will meet on Thursday $10 and can be reserved 430. del, a member of the Crosby Rd., Lexington the success of our peripheral occupational January 29th, 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 mornings, 9:30 — 11:30 A.M., at the box office by Boston Symphony Or- (Exit 45A off Route 128. beginning January 14th. 1st left off Route 2A, Council's work to areas as accounting, P.M. calling (617)454-3926. CONSTRUCTION chestra's publication provide a better data processing and The Policy Training Center offers Student, senior citizen MARKETING staff, will speak. Mr. Wilson Rd.) For further The Lure of the Private Sector: a wide variety of workshops in ad- information call 862-5213. existence for area computer science. and group rates are The Associated Mandel holds graduate youth." states Kathy records management, Should You Resist? - Patricia dition to these career planning available. Two for the General Contractors of degrees in music history Daniell, Chairperson of and. business com- Whelan, Director of Project courses. Other winter workshops Seesaw will star Michael Massachusetts will and musicology from VOLUNTEERS Renewal at Lesley College and a include stress management, com- NEEDED the Eastern Middlesex putations. There is Young of ABC-TV's Kids sponsor a 1982 Con Yale and Princeton. The Council for Children. considerable 'hands-on training consultant with the puter literacy, creative fundraising, Are People Too. structjjon Marketing lecture begins at 12:00 Do you like the idea of usage of a variety of Polaroid Corporation, will assist time management, speaking and noon in the Keller Room planning a road race, Help for Children Seminar — Techniques committee meeting is word processing participants in this one-day writing skills and procrastination. PROJECT RENEWAL of Marketing - on of the Conservatory, just raffle, or other fun- workshop who want to re-examine For further information, call or draising activity? Are scheduled for January 25 systems. In the final Are you bored with Wednesday, January 27, one block from Sym- at 3:00 p.m. at the Office semester, an internship their current work situations and write Karen Zweig t the Policy your current at the Marriott Motor phony Hall, and is you someone who has a provu.. s for a smooth explore the myths and realities of Training Center. 10 West Street, followed by sherry and few free hours each for Children in Job...thinking about Hotel, Newton, Mass. Wakefield. transition from the working in the private sector. The Boston, Massachusetts 02111, changing career field- from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. luncheon. Each lecture- month and cares about classroom to a Job. workshop will meet on Saturday. telephone (617) 426-1176. luncheon is $8, or $5 for the well-being of Eastern s...unemployed and In announcing this WORD PROCESSING There is an urgent looking for a new Job? year's seminar, the the lecture alone. For Middlesex children? The Eastern Mid- They-fjrst degree need for'trained word Lesley College in association's President reservations and further pr>gfam in Word processing personnel Cambridge is offering a Donald M. Manzelli said, information, call the dlesex Council for and the program has Friends at 262-1120. ext. Children is seeking Processing Technology special course designed "The response by those is offered at been designed to meet Start the New ytear to assist individuals who who attended last year's 228. volunteers to help develop a new program Massachusetts Bay this need. Numerous are dealing with these seminar was over- Community College. The positions exist in ad- issues. Project Renewal whelmingly positive. CHECK YOUR designed to provide a better way of life for program is designed to vertising, banking, is a 15-week course They wanted another PRESSURE provide trained per- management consulting, which teaches par- marketing seminar in Have you had your some area children. Council for Children sonnel to fill positions in law firms, government ticipants the skills of 1982, one that would blood pressure checked this new technology agencies, high right animal-wise career decision making provide even greater recently? Do you have it volunteers work with technology firms, health other committee which is revolutionizing and career change. insight into the checked regularly? The modern business facilities and univer- There are three major techniques of con- staff in the Emergency members to educate, inform and advocate for procedures. sities, as well as components in the struction marketing." at Choate Memorial The two-year degree research and develop- and kittens are destroyed because of course. Participants This year's seminar Hospital advises you to children through self- ment organizations. By Edward A. Leonard, D. V.M. help programs, public program offers the Director, Veterinary Medicine irresponsible pet owners. Male learn to assess their own highlights include a 1982 beware of the 'silent possibility of advanced Graduates of the animals — especially cats — are less skills, interests and construction outlook, a killer,' which claims education, fundraising Animal Rescue League of Boston and legislative action. standing for people with program are prepared likely to stray and make better pets Anyone -who lives or previous college credits. for a wide range of if they too have been neutered. professional op- Getting off to a fresh start each works in Melrose, North Applicants are now New Year has become a well- Make a regular exercise and Reading, Reading, being accepted for ad- portunities in a new grooming schedule for your pets. mission in January. 1982. career. established tradition, with people all -fitoneham, and over the country resolving on New Both cats and dogs need frequent Wakefield and is over the Year's Eve that this is the year they brushing and combing. If it's dif- age of eighteen qualifies will stop procrastinating, lose ficult to take your dog for frequent LOSE WEIGHT as a prospective weight, keep sensible hours, and walks, build an exercise run in your volunteer for the This is the develop all those other good habits backyard by stringing a wire bet- Eastern Middlesex that supposedly lead to health, ween two trees and looping a long Council for Children. wealth and wisdom. leash around It. The Help for Children This year, why not include the If you don't have a pet, but always Committee needs .year to quit animals in your house on your wanted one, schedule a visit right volunteers to aid in X resolutions list? Remember, their now to your local animal shelter or raising funds to send well-being depends on you and humane society, where a wide area children to camp "We have ways to help program for people who there's no time like the present to variety of homeless animals are WE DID IT - YOU CAN TOOI this summer. The you quit smoking," says want to kick the-smoking start developing good pet care waiting for someone to give them a committee will plan a Marilyn Manies, health habit and learn more habits which are the hallmark of a good home. Join Now—Only '6.99 project that will enable educator from Lowell about why they are responsible pet owner. Here are a Set aside time each day to simply enjoy being with your pet — an • Our Master Instructors Will Show You How them to offer Innovative General Hospital's smoking now. "The key few suggested resolutions that will activities to the com- phrase is self-help," said animal that has enough attention • It's Hard To Do It Alone Primary Prevention help make the new year a bright one munity and raise money Center. "Actually, no Mrs. Manies, noting that for the pets you love: and affection will seldom become • Open House week of January 11, 1982 destructive or disruptive. at the same time. Help is one can make another each participant will be Protect your pets with leashes, needed to research person stop smoking. given a special "I Quit Teach your pet to be a good neigh- fundraising activities, Kit." "This is not a licenses and up-to-date iden- bor and a welcome addition to the That's a decision that tification tags. coordinate public has to be made by the program to make people family by consistent training. If you THE DIET PEOPLE relations, and manage quit smoking, but a way If your dog or cat has not had a feel you don't have the time or talent individual." health check-up in over a year, 1-800-682-9216 the final event. The "But through the to make quitting easier to train your pet properly, in- 272-5790 / 658-8039 target date for com- for those who have make an appointment this week to vestigate the animal obedience Smoker's Liberation visit your veterinarian. pletion is spring of 1982. Program we will be decided to quit." She training programs in your area. Please call Jan An- said that the "I Quit Kit" If you own a female animal that Having a problem with your pet? conducting at Lowell has not been spayed, don't derson, Community General Hospital, we can contains a quit plan and Write Pet Care Corner, Animal exercises which help the procrastinate any longer. Each Resuce League of Boston, P.O. Box make it easier," she year, millions of unwanted puppies continued. smoker understand why 265. Boston, Mass. 02117. The 4-session, 8-hour he or she smokes. In program will be held at addition to receiving the telephone (617) 681-8528. range of teaching aides Information, please call For Individual Retirement Accounts: Lowell General Hospital kit. participants will see The office is open for loan to consumers as the Center, located on on Tuesday and Thur- several films and share Monday through Friday well as health the grounds' of Lowett sday evenings, January their quitting experience from8:30a.m. to 5 p.m. professionals. For more General Hospital. 7,12,14 and 19, from 7 to in group discussions. The P r1 mlr y A NATURAL COMBINATION 9p.m. Pre-reglstration and Prevention Center is a The program is open to prepayment are community service of the general public. A required and will be Lowell General Hospital. JOHN HANCOCK AND nominal fee of $25 will be accepted on a first-come, Its services are designed charged, with a $15 first-served basis. This to prevent premature U.S. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES rebate upon completion may be accomplished by death, illness and of the program. calling the Primary disability through In conjunction with the Prevention Center at promotion of more John Hancock U.S. Government ual Retirement Accounts which American Cancer Lowell General Hospital, healthful lifestyles. The Securities Fund, Inc. is an invests allow everyone in the United States Society, the Smoker's telephone (617) 454-0411, Center has a complete Liberation Program is a Ext. 311, or from the library of films, jour- 50% off ment company seeking to provide who is a wage earner to make tax guided, self-help Greater Lawrence area, m^ boofc, g^ a wlde REGULAR PRICES current income and security of prin- deductible contributions of up to cipal of portfolio investments $2,000 per year to their own per- through investments primarily in sonal retirement plan. * Earnings on ON securities of the United States Gov- I.R.A. accounts are exempt from ernment and its agencies. Federal income taxes and compound ENTIRE The fund may be used for Individ- tax free until withdrawn. 'Beginning January 1982 as provided by the 1981 Economic RecoveryTax Act. GREENHOUSE For more complete information about John Hancock U.S. Government Securities Fund and Individual Retirement Accounts, including charges and expenses, please write or & CRAFT SHOP call for a Prospectus. Read it carefully before you invest or forward funds. •*•• INVENTORY NAME SALE ENDS JANUARY 11th ADDRESS ■ • the CITY . STATK. . ZIP PINEWOOD GARDEN Mail to: j James Cort o 4 327 Main Street (Rte. 28; ^,21 Cabot Rd. 1 // US Government v> North Reading, Moss \ Sto naham, Mast. 021M 1 ■■ ^ Securities Fund. Inc NEW HOURS: 9-5:30 /DAYS A WEEK 438-9567 ' MII2 16 73 30 It j > '"^■^VXZSZiiltt WEDNESDAY, JANUARYS, 1982-PAGE S-7 Tips for winter If you feed the birds — don't stop Thousands of amiable, bird-loving make a fungus grow on their Americans often begin, at this time tongues. Pet centers can supply you watcher and you'll find that the a boon to birds during dry periods. of year, to feed the birds. with vitamin supplements to add to birds have fascinating habits you In a recent article In Animals The Animal Protection Institute sugar water. can study. There are types of magazine, bird experts Jane and woodpeckers who go shopping for has a warning about this. If you Do provide bushes, shrubs, trees, Will Curtis noted, "While the Insect- start, don't stop. hedgerows along fences — that's the homes; male and female often peck eater and the berry-eater may get When harsher weather arrives, best thing you can do for birds and agreement when they find an ac- some moisture from the high water the birds who had become dependent can be the best way to feed them, ceptable home. Current bird content of caterpillars and berries, on a food supply from humans can too, If you choose a variety that literature is rife with findings on the the seed-eaters may avoid your suffer If the food is suddenly with- produces fruit or berries in fall and meaning of particular calls made by home unless they are assured a good drawn by on-and-of f Samaritans who winter. different species. Scientists are supply of fresh water." didn't understand the birds' habitat. discovering that, besides carrying Do your best to fight against un- Above all, says API's Narca Narca Moore-Craig, an API necessary use of pesticides with the tune of their own species and specialist on bird-lore and bird-life region, various birds alter the songs Moore-Craig, don't plunge Into bird- harmful side effects. These are a Individualistically, conveying (for attracting with enthusiasm unless and associate editor of the or- primary cause of the decline in bird nithology Journal Western Birds, other birds, at least) territorial you can keep It up during winter. populations. Without realizing it, humans have says that "start and stop" feeding Migratory birds ranging from needs, courtship patterns and other can endanger wintering bird interactions. changed the habits of entire bird Canada and South America are often Do try to keep your community populations in certain cases. It's populations. The birds may collect Imperiled along their migratory at feeders and bcome to con- from converting so completely to been contended that bird-feeders in routes — for example, tropical rain New England led mockingbirds and centrated to survive on natural food forests of South America are rapidly real estate developments that every supplies which are meager and old orchard in the territory is cardinals to stay up north and forego dispersed during winter. In- being cleared and the use of per- destroyed. Lingering old orchards their seasonal migration to the nicious pesticides in South America South. Amateur naturalists can consistency, by human bird-feeders, Is still high. are Eden to birds; their utter can be the path to trouble during destruction can be the end of thrive on the comings and goings of Don't build your bird houses paradise. birds — but if you really care for harsh winter months. ««- without a preliminary trip to your According to Belton P. Mouras, Do watch for birds In a drought. A them, be concerned about the effects public library. Bluebirds need pan of water in an open space can be of your Interaction with them. president of API, paying close at- homes built to exact specifications tention to the birds of your neigh- or starlings will take over and drive borhood — or taking steps around the bluebirds out. Many details are your yard that will attract birds you Involved in attracting the birds you Wildlife suffering Members of the Eastern Middlesex Board of Realtors Christmas may never have been aware of — want by knowing their needs. 6 M ar E an f Wakefie| "can provide satisfactions far PnufllT "M * 9 ° , d. Mrs. Santa, Santa Do put out sunflower seeds if you'd 4 beyond keeping a bird in a cage.'' like such spectacular visitors as the from lack of wafer Paul Hogan of Lynnf.eld. and elves Stephanie and Jason Burns But the organization wants those R grosbeaks. These heavier billed With national water animals and plants that USSSkf ' ~«ors visited eight area nursing homes for attracted to the gentle act of bird- birds can crack such seeds (many taken to building and the fourth year and distributed gifts and resreshments to over feeding to be aware of some do's and supplies in a fast make their homes in maintaining concrete or other* birds can't), and you can at- decline, many experts and around watery 400 elderly. The v.s.ts are part of the EMBR's Make America don'ts that can affect the fate of tract woodland friends you would steel-lined drinking Better community service program. these feathered wonders. Some hints say Americans are" environments. They're holes for animals otherwise miss. heading for a water already suffering, you can act upon: Don't worry about "drunk" birds. threatened by ever Do be old-fashioned about your cat crisis that could surpass reports the current more diversions of Certain types of overripe berries any resource shortage issue of National U there are lots of birds coming by. Induce bird behavior that resembles water by humans Bell him with a carefully selected yet encountered. Wildlife magazine. As Arizona has more than that of human drunks but they sober But even more man takes more water, bell collar, this old idea still works — up on their own and are usually fine 800 such watering holes, and deserves a revival. vulnerable than humans wildlife has less left to says the magazine, and (we don't know if they have to dwindling and in- Don't listen to those who. suggest hangovers). live on. honey for the hummingbirds. It can creasingly polluted In some states, Do be a careful, non-obtrusive water supplies are the conservationists have Water - Page S-8 Save Woburn Mall Open Monday-Saturday lives Hcwlands 300MishawumRd 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. (=« GIANT JANUARY The winter schedule for the Central Mid- dlesex Region of American Red Cross is now available for per- sons interested in gaining skills which HO,HO,HO,-- Realtor Laura Hogan of Stoneham, Santa Paul could save lives. Courses Hogan of Lynnfield, and Woburn resident Charles Hogan met are available in First recently during the Eastern Middlesex Board of Realtors annual Aid, CPR, Water Safety Christmas visit to a local nursing home. The EMBR Christmos and Nursing at course locations In " Bedford,' Expedition brings gifts, refceshments, and lots of holiday spirit Concord, Lexington, SaTefrom 20v00;on to over 400 local elderly and is part of the Realtors Make Sudbury and Waltham. America Better community service program. 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Our entire stock of famous name bath towels orig. fj-14.50 .... 2/6.99-10.99 Hut hundreds more savings! Shop every department lor outstanding buys and values! wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm Suppltmtnt To Dally Tlnvti ft Chronicle twoDurn.Reaainfl, Winchester. Burlington), LynnlitW villager PAGE S-8 WEDNESDAY, JANUARYS, 1982 No Reading Transcript, Wilmington ft Tawksbury Town Crier, Stoneham InoopemJont Support group aids Infant travelers need protection battered women - 'He doesn't mean it, really he new members. Childcare is By Anne S McCook — run the same risk of Injury as old one," says Fife, such results are (which could pass regulations), says doesn't mean it. He cares about me. provided. adult passengers. hardly startling. Seat belts save Fife. However, infants do norcbn- He just gets crazy sometimes." The battered women's support Legislation just enacted by the To explore this question, the lives, after all. stitute "a terribly large volume" of Are you involved in a violent group is sponsored by the Child Commonwealth could, according to researchers studied data from 1976- air passengers, he notes — relationship? Do you feel threatened Abuse and Neglect Prevention its supporters, prevent many deaths 1979 airline crashes and looked at But what's a parent to do? Fife's suggesting the likelihood of debates by your husband, ex-husband or Committee of the Eastern Middlesex and serious injuries. The Child the survival of infants sitting on a impression is that most people ac- over the benefits versus the costs of boyfriend? Have you wanted to talk Council for Children. The Com- Passenger Safety Act — signed into lap, In comparison with non-infants cept what he calls the airlines' protecting them. Moreover, future to someone, but not known where to mittee, composed -6f citizen and (that is, adults wearing a seat belt). "routine procedure" for their in- studies might find infants "less turn? professional volunteers, is dedicated law by Governor King in late An on-going support group for December after House and Senate To determine the usefulness of seat fants: lap-sitting. Yet according to crashworthy" than adults, the to providing information to the belts, the researchers examined Fife's article the most commonly Harvard researchers say. Still, in battered women is available to you. Eastern Middlesex communities passage — requires car passengers The support group is composed of under five years to sit in safety seats only those crashes in which the used alternative — the seat belt their opinion, "fragility is not an and developing programs to help airplane's slowing down — which designed for adults — isn't much argument against protection." women who are or have been in abusive or abused parents and or wear seat belts. violent relationships with men but Now a group of Harvard resear- produces a second collision, of oc- better. (In 1974 a seat belt strangled children. cupant with interior — caused the an infant passenger while en route.) In any event, short-, if not long- want to help themselves. Organized The Committees of the Eastern chers, citing evidence from a by former battered women, the recently concluded national study, injuries. The least imperfect solution, note term, responsibility lies with Middlesex Council for Children work recommends similar protection for The results? "Excess mortality" the researchers, is a safety seat — parents to make sure their toddlers support group is a place to share and through the Office for Children, among the babies — that is, a higher the same type used In automobiles.. use safety seats routinely — who — open up without fear, to talk and which provides information and a rarer — but still vulnerable — listen. Through the group, women group: infant air passengers. rate of death than the belted adults. While not ideal, they say, such seats whether on the ground'or in the air, referral for financial, medical and By the most conservative estimate, are still a "vast improvement" over concludes Fife. "There's no need to may learn to make changes in their legal help available, and advocacy "Here's a population that's not lives, to escape from the cycle of belted," commented principal infants were nearly six times as holding an infant on a parent's lap. ignore" the issue of mechanical for women and children at risk of likely to die in a survivable air crash The Federal Aviation Ad- restraints, he says. destruction and violence. For being abused. For further in- author Dr. Daniel Fife in a telephone mothers, the battered woman's interview. Fife, with research as were passengers with a seat belt. ministration (FAA) has published Fife, formerly of Harvard Medical formation on the time and location of These findings appear in the support group has proved to be a the battered woman's support group colleagues Drs. Bernard Rosner and performance standards for child- School and Brigham and Women's valuable first step toward a more Walter McKobben, was interested in November issue of the American restraint systems. Compliance thus Hospital, is now with the Insurance weekly meetings, call Jan Anderson, Journal of Public Health. lies with the airlines (which could secure and safer life for themselves Community Representative, learning whether infants riding in an Institute for Highway Safety in and their children. Weekly meetings airplane — usually on a parent's lap Since "the issue of restraint is an act voluntarily) or the U.S. Congress Washington. Eastern Middlesex Office for are free, anonymous and operv to Children, 245-5267. Water - from Page S-7 California has perhaps twice as many. Desert bighorn sheep and deer pERSimmoN In those states have already benefited from the man-made cisterns, 'ORIENTAL mflRKET called "guzzlers'' Desoite such success 20% Off 8'ttware stories, however, CHINESE COOKING CLASS wildlife in mountain, desert and forest areas Starting in Mid-January is feeling - increasing — Spaubzmg h — pressure from water deficits. Free water is Oriental (grocery. Iresh ftoduce, (gifts WASH imam AMMON/A, AMP disappearing, according to the bimonthly horn publication of the China. $apan. Korea. National Wildlife Federation. Mia. Indochina It's happened in Nebraska, where a proposal to divert water from tributaries of the Platte River for power I W»£#* accept food Homos and agricultural uses posed a serious threat to 182 B Cambridge St. BATHROOM many fish, birds and mammals. There, the •a*] Exit 40 OH 128 . J at Junction of Winn St. 8 3A Mo" s°' '°" National Wildlife un Federation filed suit to H Burlington,n ■• Mass... * 12-5 6wk stop the plan, which 273-0400 affected several en- dangered species, in- cluding toe whooping. crane. The case was settled with the creation North Reading of a trust fund to protect the threatened wildlife. In other places, CINEMAS 1 &2 animals and plant life face the menace of Rte.28 664-2211 pollution. According to CINEMA 1 National Wildlife, brook trout, bullheads, 2WWffl4M/h //I looxtttot salamanders, frogs, mayflies and zoo- Arthur um Looe plankton have all but Starring disappeared from up- DudleyMoore PlPYw/Woto state New York because Liza Minnelli of acid rain that has John Gielgud •WfrtJfAte turned fresh water lakes 7:1019:10 Into pools of water with PO . nfumsr. the acidity of vinegar. w A Acid rain — fm£wflmM$\ precipitation that 99 becomes highly acidic as it falls through polluted air — is now .jhejknch threatening other lakes and waterways across !DMS#9.99 the country. The dilemma is only one facet of the water <~i]Voman resources problem — a 7 p.m. | 9:20 problem that many experts say will end in Re- united Artists disaster if Americans don't awaken to the Admiis-iat, All S..O.W *"" l**a*50 need for sound and large / scale water p management. It cer- tainly is not a question /HOUKfUCCNKflin/ of not having enough xoure. tia HIT la AHO PIOUTI je nwo HCA* noun ai UP 76 /2#.*20ft.MlWP£/?*200. water to begin with, Btmum mtimm muu - mm mm owty ti.oo says National Wildlife. EXAMPLE; . . 'g^^oo More than four trillion gallons of rain or snow ■'.' fall on the United States SHARKS m H mm &£ every day. PONDVB Rather, it's a problem ROUXWER MACHINE of contaminated sup- ■ plies, of Inefficient irrigation practices, of uneven distribution !H|tOHNBEUJSHI (North Carolina gets 50 DANAYKROVD inches of rain a, year, ar while Nevada, gets a NeighLxjrs mere nine inches), of AComic-Nlghinure failing water systems Mir/ ■<# »WVi£ full of leaks that lose up to half of the water that £ flows through pipes, and of conflicting BAY STATE 816 BOSTON RD.(0N ROUTE 3A)BILLERICA MON. jurtsdictional claims to some bodies of water. $t* [§*■■ C*W€T thru FRI. For instance, ,CA agriculture, by far the ki# M biggest water consumer 667-1145 f 9«o 9 In the country, wastes at least half of the water it SHOWCASE CINEMAS WOBURN AND CREDIT? YOU BET YOU CAN HAVE IT! SATURDAYS irrigates with, reports MIDDLESEX EAST PUBLICATIONS. INC. ftKUiJ&ToM oiler 4 lucky subscribers each week two admissions to o film We oiler ill qjjlilict) customerj a no money down credit National Wildlife. The ol their choice Watch lor your nome in our Classified Pages I pl«n that will giye you up to W monthj to oty F»nti»tic culprits are inefficient Bting the page lo the box office with your identification lor right' 9 to 6 and outdated Irrigation your two admissions on the day you wish lo otiend Deadline methods ? weeks Irom date on page I k -MM m*^ .- >' "" ""■ ' . '• SuDpOTwnt lo Dally Tlmw 1 Cfmnlclt (Woovrn.Kuaing. wlncttttMr. BurMnoton). LmnfMd Vlllwtr No. Reading Trorncrlpt. Wilmington 1 TtxrtciOury Town Crlor. stonttwn independent WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982-PAGE S-9 Audiovideo i . . Furniture adapts to new age Keep records when you 0 entertain business By Mmrilyn Hoffman and hide television sets, storage." He explains recorders, but lacked a piece of furniture that but offer other storage and medium-price wall that he and his company logical place to put them would be engineered systems that were being clients at home "Entertainers" are space and display areas began to think seriously Mr. Hokanson ob- inside to contain and used to hold components. not always observed Just for art objects and about such pieces when served, too, that many of arrange an array of crafts. But few were deep as performers on a they became aware that these equipment equipment, and that enough to accommodate You probably don't think of the provoke challenges from the IRS abouf Gary Hokanson, the legitamacy of your claim. But you stage. These days they more and more people collectors were living in would have the elegance color television sets evening as business when you invite are often seen as a director of design for were avidly purchasing your associates over for dinner or to a should at least deduct the percentage of smaller spaces and and class to serve as a (including the yoke that expense allocated to business guests. distinctly new breed of American of Mar all the electronic party. Working meals are usually held didn't have room to room's focal point. fits around the back of at quiet restaurants and formal en- CPAs warn, however, that at social furniture, too. tinsville. calls en- gadgetry available on spread things around. When Hokanson the mechanism), tertainers "the next tertainment usually takes place at gatherings where business associates Whether they are the market, including What they needed most, researched the market removable back panels, are invited as a matter of etiquette, such called "entertainers" or generation of vertical established entertainment facilities, Beta systems and video he decided, was a single he found plenty of low- and proper ventilation such as a club or even a baseball park. as a wedding reception or anniversary "entertainment cen- party, costs are not deductible 9 openings. But if you are using your home to en- ters,' these large and tertain buiness associates and You can protect your expense claim handsome single pieces Research also told him prospective clients, you may be entitled for home entertainment, CPAs say, by of furniture have evolved to claim the money spent as a business providing a quiet atmosphere and an that most people object opportunity to talk shop. A small dinner from a consumer need to to television sets in the expense, says the Massachusetts Society house, out of sight, a ofCPAs. part for associates provides this op number of audiovisual To discover what deductions for home portunity, but a larger party with music living room because they entertainment are valid, CPAs advise and dancing, might be harder to justify, components. think they are ugly. So he especially if you claim the cost of the Leonard Eisen, following the same standards that exist concealed the TV sets in for entertainment directly related to band. designer for Pulaski all his "entertainer" business as well as any cost for business What can you claim as deductions for Furniture Corporation, models behind doors. He meals. Keep track of your expenditures home entertainment? The cost of call these new pieces made the doors easy to for home entertainment when'its pur- beverages and food, of course, qualify. "audiovideo" furniture fold back and placed the pose is to promote the goodwill of your Remember that you have to keep a and says they have been sets on swivels and slide- business associates. record of your expenses, however, so designed to express both Although many employers reimburse using stocks of food already in your out shelves. Like Pulaski house may complicate your style and status, as well and other manufacturers employees for entertainment expenses, the costs for home entertainment are bookkeeping. All items connected with as function. "We have of entertainers, he also entertaining, such as hired help, bar- simply responded to a more often borne by the employee equipped them with Under these circumstances, you, not tender, servers, a caterer, and possibly declared need," he proper electrical outlets. your employer, claim the tax benefits. the music are deductible Ask your tax explains. The entertainers now For example, if you are expected lo advisor to be certain. "People often go out coming into retail stores "court" certain clients on your own If you stage the party yourself, do not and purchase the finest from American will time, improving your relationship with . estimate how much you would have and most expensive them and making your business dealings spent for professional scale and keep retail between $1,200 and account of what they earn, you can audiovideo equipment $3,500. more enjoyable, you may have to absorb the cost yourself. If you own the com- deduct that expense. they can find," he points To protect your deductions against out, "but until now they Other companies in- pany, or work free lance, entertaining at home might offer a more personal at- IRS inquiry, keep not only cancelled have not been able to troducing home en- mosphere to woo customers. Those checks, but receipts for any amount over find anything to put it in tertainment centers expenses are deductible if the en- $25. With all the details that cost money that is of comparable include Trend Line, tertainment fulfills the requirements of to entertain at home, you would be wise quality and value. Those Lane, Mammary, and entertaining for business purposes. to keep all receipts, no matter how $99 racks and other Stanley. Some of the In a recent case the IRS barred a small, or a diary of all transactions for cheap stuff on the entertainers resemble claim for the cost of monthly dinner flowers, any favors you order, etc. market could hardly do armolres on the outside. parties as a business expense because Before you invite all your friends to a they said the dinners were purely social. big bash, plan your business en- the Job." Others look like sturdy tertainment with these rules in mind. Mr. Eisen's version of chests, with drawers at The tax court, however, ruled the deduction was permissible because Any claim you make for home en- the entertainer comes in the top and cabinets during the course of the evening the host tertainment deductions, say CPAs, must contemporary, below. Some have found time to talk to each guest about be substantiated and, if questioned, you traditional, and country tambor doors that glide matters relating specifically to him, must have proof not only of expenses, oak styling and retails down to hide all the which may have included business. but also of what business purpose was from $1,000 to $1,200. He apparatus. Some are Mixing social acquaintances and served, who attended, and their business calls them "do it all" now in stores. Others will business guests at a gathering is apt to relationship to you. pieces, since they not be shipped to retail only store components outlets soon. WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? FORGET YOUR WINTER WOES! 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Our Loss Prevention Deportment is in need of a permanent H you have excellent office skills and need to be challenged this is the spot for you. IN DRAFTING... part time clerk typist to work appro* 15-20 hrs. per week Automatic Wire-Wrappers JR. SECRETARY/INVESTMENT $186 plus Flexible mornings and early afternoon hours. Set up and monitor the automatic operation of NC programmed mochines. Good eyesight Superb entry level position for bright beginner Busy department of lorge investment YOU JUST NEED TO JOIN US General Clerk ond attention to detail is required to maintain . firm offers opportunity to learn a wide range of office procedures. If you hove good quality while insuring quality of products. typing skills, excellent communication skills and desire to learn ond grow, don't miss out. We ore also in need of a permanent port time person These opportunities offer steody employment tn Benefits include tuition reimbursement. to file, answer phones ond perform other general clen a dynamic growing company, plus a full range LEGAL SECRETARY/NO STENO MONDAY, JANUARY 11 col duties. Hours are flexible between 8 o>m. and 6 p.m.. to $280 of benefits which include life. AD & D Insurance. Growing reknown law firm seeks multi talented individual to assist attorney who special- approximately 25 to30hours per week. BC BS Master Medical Disability ond Depen We offer good storting woges. paid holidays ond voca- izes in employment discrimination cases Position requires professional attitude, excellent dent Life Insurance, tuition reimbursement, two AT 10:00 A.M. AT tions. r typing, and the ability to learn quickly. Legal experience preferred, but not necessary. weeks vocation paid absence and generous Growing renowned low firm seeks multi-tolented individual to assist attorney who specioT For an appointment please call shift differential. CONSULTANTS WHO CARE Cathy Lovo at 288-8030 , Interested applicants should stop by the Per- MEDF0RDCETA v 6 AIL FEES PAID BY CLIENT COMPANIES sonnel Office to complete an application form, HANCOCK SCHOOL dataCon, Inc. fTIDfTI C empiovmEHT PURITY 00 Blanchard Road Burlington, MA 01003 VlllVlC COflSUlTflnTS 24 Hancock Ave., Medford SUPREME! Equal Opportunity E mptoy ei M'F . _ ON. E.Exec.Park...Burlington... 1 'An Equal Opportunity Employer At that time we will hold our last orientation session for the Women In Drafting Training Program being operated by Women's Technical Looking Ti Get Back Institute. The program is scheduled to begin in late January — so plan to be here to find out Data Entry Into The Workforce At Suburban Skills we have a variety of long and short more about the program and find out if you're Dial Travis term temporary positions, available to you in local com- But Still Have CETA eligible. Bring proof of residence and veri- panies. Top pay. close to home. Responsibilities fication of family income. Clerk Typist Call Susan at Suburban Skills Personnel Directly -272-27 50- At Home? Participants will be paid during training and will Diversified work in Marketing Depart PERMANENT POSITIONS ALSO AVAILABLE Consolidated Motel-Hotel be well on their way to a promising future in men' for experienced typist familiar with filing, making travel arrangement* for the Best Jobs Services has openings for this marketable field. people with good house and onswenng phones Additional keeping skills. With us, your responsibility will include backup to 272-6750 day will run from around ° our receptionists monitoring a 7S6A- Immediate openings for experienced £Pf&oK/ohAs9ocidka a.m. to 3 p.m. - leaving you For More Information PBX switchboard Call 395-7000 (Linda) t SECRETARIES § WP OPS free for afternoons with your We offer excellent benefits ond a con- 155Middlesex Turnpike children or at-home cfooiev Medford CETA is on AHirmotive Action Program venient location. Contact Marcla Moc- • TECH TYPISTS • CRT OPS Burlington, fViA 11] The scheduling is flexible, servicing residents of and we II provide you with Wlllloms at 935 7840 Ext. 31 to arrange Temporary and Permanent Personnel Consultants Burlington. Everett, Medford. Melrose. North Reading. Must have own transportation and an interview. free uniforms. Keoding. Stoneham, Wokefield. type 55 WPM Wilmington. Winchester. Woburn Show us you're capable and Call Wendy, 272-6750 you can enjoy friendly, sup I 117 272-I7SO M portive co-workers, o steody ROMICOIN, INC. salary and a predictable work • TRAVIS 223-C MOOLItU TfW ; Xtt CUMMINCS Pan* TEMPORAL schedule in one of our many SEPVXES MMUMTUN. «U 01M) . client motels ond hotels in WOSuON MASSACHUSETTS 0*80' Inside Sales the area. \I I.U.MJUUUUU UUJU ...... i Electric Motor ond Control Soles and Service An Fqual Opportunity Employer M/F TRANSCRIPTIONIST/ Center has an immediate opening for an Inside Apply In person at: 0 Soles Person. Experience in Sales of electric SECRETARY Howard Johnson's industrial equipment necessary. Full benefits. RADIOLOGY DEPT. You're Invited Motor bin Full time position. 8 AM • 5 PM, weekdoys Send resume or call for an appointment at To join Arlington's professional homecore team. with every 4th Sundoy and some holidays. Concord or Burlington Responsibilities include potient inloke and re- Credit Manager DATE: January 6,1982 TIME: 9am-4pm MECCORP. We'll be interviewing doily loted secretarial duties, ond radiology trons- Manufacturing company in 128/93 area is seek PLACE: Division of Employment Security's. trom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cant cription reports. 73 Olympia Ave., Woburn. MA 01801 ing a qualified individual lo direct its accounts make It? Give us o call in Preler experienced medical tronscriptionist but 442 Main Street, Woburn receivable, credit and collection activities. Re- — 935-7945 — Concord ol 3696100 or ,n will consider inexperienced applicants with. sponsibilities will include handling customer in- On January 6. representatives of Alternative Care of Burlington ol 272 6550 fo training in tronscription ond terminology. All Arlington wilt be interviewing locally for homemoking quiries, processing daily receipts and making schedule on interview. applicants will take clerical ond typing tests. ond health aide positions For on interview appointment. collection calls. The ideal candidate wilt hove Consolidated contact ttie Pentonnet Deeertment: related experience and must be comfortable in Motel-Hotel Services, WS-I7M- [<«. 240 Students, Mothers, an E.D.P. environment. Excellent benefit pock- i .-We're Proud New England age. * ...... Those With Spare Time Accounts Payable Clerk of Our People. ", tqwol Oppor**•*, f mplor*, U t Send confidential resume and salary history who are looking for extra cosh, good benefits, ond neigh- Our growth has necessitated on addition to our Memorial Hospital borhood work ore urged to stop by. to our accountants: Accounts Payable Dept. This is an entry level 5 Woodland M., Stoneham, MA 02180, For further information, contact position, excellent benefits, experience pre- an equal opportunity employer. M/F O'Connor & Drew ferred. P.O. Box 961 Ellie Hayes at 322-8890 Braintree, MA 02184 Call 246-2525 for data)Is I an equal opportunity employer 'J. DATA ENTRY Word Processors WORD PROCESSORS - TYPISTS OPERATORS Wa Need You! CCH CompuUx ntodl eiperlenced Inlorei 1303, SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 1330 operators or eiperlenced 029, 129 lo train lor both day and evening ihlfli. Compensation baaed - WANTED - Work ot locot companies for o week at o time Ex- Start the new year off with a new job approach. Our on Will and experience Mln. 10.000 elrokea required perience on o Wong. Dec or Nixdorf Word Processor •emporary help service will place you in various companies Full or part time work. Somo aeaaonal Full Time Help For preferred. The hourly woges ore good and you can pick according to your qualifications and time schedule. Work up your pay check on Friday of the week you work. long or short term assignments Personnel Pool offers Pleaie call Barbara at 657-7453 lo arrange lor an Benefits package. No fee. vocation and holiday pay plus a referrol bonus. Intenltw. Service Station In Burlington call Diane 6 A.M. to3 P.M. Stoneham. 61 Main St. 273-3040 ((QComputex) Office (near Redstone Plaza) 97 Cambridge St. Ja^^assS" * MM asaaeasssa al ■■ i *» *■ p aaaaeae J Apply Call Susan ot43l-4f01 \ [R(A*or iairr«iY» i | Burlington In W.II..I., coll Potty at CCH Compula. Specialists ••So. Bedford St. 844 Woburn Slreel Bob's Mobil Station EXPERIENCED 431-1755 " Never o fee. '"•(near Northeastern Campus! Personnel Pool,. Wilmington, MA 01887 OWtenQl opptHiunn, employ,, 167 Worcester St. ,, Equal Opportunity Employer Call Kathy at 273-1470 y equal opportunity amploytf nvl 860 Moin St., Woburn, MA SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS 5rj ntillltllllll r i nit tit ii nr tir i.lilMltlili till Coll •cretary to Manager or Major responsibilities include typing to reports, SALES COORDINATOR CRT/KEY OPERATOR DESK CLERK correspondence, and maintain necessary files leoding industrial distributor ol lluid power products requires — NIGHT SHIFT— WLCft. Flexible, organized individual needed for Customer tier- capable individuol lor Customer Service. Mechonicol inter nm d o e n,n senviCB9 and records. Two years experience required, as vice Dept. in a rapidly growing scientific instrument sales w^ rrr " * : ' °p« 9 »*.»«i™. nighi 0HiC. est helplul. Willing to from liberal beneiit package in wo k. 16 hour, available. 11:30 pm-7 30 om f xpjn.nc. i, And Work well as excellent typing and shorthand skills. eludes medical dental, pension plan, etc Submit resume ond distribution company. Minimum typing skills of 50 wpm o plus, but not necessary. required for automated order entry system. Must be deldH Temporary Excellent benefits. or phone lor appointment. Please coll lor an appointment al 271-6550 oriented ond enjoy o busy work environment. Competitive and ask (or Mri. Sheldon Job Assignments Call Jane Sansone at salary ond location convenient to Routes 128 and 93. Matt CUNA Corporate Central Lincoln Controls Co. Pleose sand r»sum» with salary raqulramant -044-9680- Monday-Friday 7 to 5:30 P.O. Box 2233 or call Lana Williams al 935-3050 Federal Credit Union Offices in Woburn, Man. 01888 Burlington, Mots. 01803 RAININ INSTRUMENT COMPANY HOWARD 98 Middlesex Tnpk. *E A DING ond • CHEIMSFOKD * — 933-8920 — Burlington. MA 01801 - 273-3409 - Mack Road. Woburn, MA JownjonS No'A" Agere, N.-e-AlH on equal opportunity employer » 4 y em love An Equal Opportunity Employer ■ « An eqwol opportunity eempeoyer M t ■aamrnamtramiiint' aHKaJLaatiftaiVM"?I'*i i P ' ,f..',i.i Unarmed Guards CAFETERIA AIDE Ventilating/ Wjr4rjr±,#j?+ M Immediate openings, full & port time. Must PARTTIME-10AM-1PM Iron Workers have clean police record, good work history, Varion S.E.G. in Woburn hos on opening in its new coteteria New England's largest merit shop erectors Cleaning CLEANERS transportation and neat appearance. Must be lor a port time coshior.general helper. Some experience now hiring experienced help. Permanent Port Time high school graduate, responsible ond able to would be desirable, however we will tram the right person Wokefield. Winchester, Wo deal with public. Benefits: training, uniforms, il necessary. Please cell Flo Piergrossl at 935 »755 to arrange for an WELDERS Contractor burn areo. Afternoons appro vacation and excellent pay. Interview or come by and (ill out on application. To be qualified or certified Has opening! lor shilt storting at 3:30 p m Kimaleh/ 18 hours per week, 10 hoora + o night _ 4 nights per week. kieol lor retirees or students. Sterling Pay $4 Per Hoar Cor necessary. Coll for more 12 Cabot Road Year round employment excellent pay, medical insurance QUARDSMARK information. Woburn. MA 01888 and travel expenses. Call NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED -426-3764- vanan — 246-1230—1 on eojuol opportunity employer *_|3 woburn East Coast Steel Erectors 944-9055 iWM/W/ir/TMr/w/wA 603-547-^316 2331 xxosoasesai\ M. Mfi ... mftmmm Junior Buyer Medical Secretary Junior Buyer LPN Medical For OB GYN Office 3 to 11 two nights Industrial Hours 7:45 a.m. through 4:15 p.m., Monday Industrial Secretary Some experience as a buyer required with . through Friday. Varied duties. Experienced only. Some experience as a buyer required with Small Nursing Homo in Wokefield Wonted for full time ability to assume full purchasing responsibility. . ability to assume full purchasing responsibility. position In Winchester Jx All company benefits plus salary commensurate Send brief resume to — PLEASE CALL All company benefits plus salary commensurate Orthopedic office. Die with experience. ^ I e> P.O. Box 2896 with experience. tation. third party bill- Call for appointment. , c/o Doily Times Call for appointment Guardian Nursing Home ing, bookkeeping ex- perience necessary. 1-657-5007 25 Montvalo Avenue 1-657-5007 WILMINGTON LOCATION > Cell Woburn, MA 01801 ... WILMINGTON LOCATION 245-2483 W6 — 720-1024—SI ! 2323322322232222 \ - — - firnrnnnmnnrrniinii WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6,1982^PAGE S-11 93M700 JaXim E SKiMT^?9" 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reoding, North Reoding, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. -TEMPORARY- AMBULATORY SERVICES YOU CAN TELL SWITCHBOARD ADMITTING CLERK Plant A GOOD JOB OPERATORS 7 AM - 3 PM, 2 Days Per Week BY ITS Must be able to cover every third weekend ond holi- Maintenance • Computerize) boards day Prior admitting or registration experience pre- BENEFITS • Push buttons consoles ferred. Knowledge of doto processing key input help- Mechanic • Call Directors SEASON'S Romicon. Inc.. is looking lor o mglti We md e.penenced switch OUTPATIENT talented individual who con maintain That's how you'll know that M/A COM is GREETINGS board operators lor short and our electrical and mechanical equip the best place lor you Because we give long term assignments on BILLING CLERK ment. Ideal candidates will have you the kind ol benefits you deserve to All largo and small boards Work knowledge and experience with hy at locol companies earn high 8 AM - 4 PM, Monday through Friday droulics pneumatics ond electrics Here, you'll enioy excellent salaries and from TRAVIS hourly wages Pickup your 37.5 HPW Responsibilities will ronge from the frequent reviews In addition to profit It's not too early to plan for the paycheck on Friday ol the Third parly billing experience preferred. Position is assembly and installation of new pro- sharing, stock purchase and retirement New Year. ■* week you work. No lee. plans, dental, health and lite insurance, primarily Blue Cross billing Data processing (key entry) duction equipment to the maintenance We have lots of permanent ond knowledge is helpful. Must be able to communicate of existing equipment. The ability to paid holidays and vacations, and "Bonus Days Off " Plus we offer an extensive understand blueprints ond schematic temporary positions. effectively with patients. mhouse training and tuition reimburse- drawings with a minimum amount of ment program Office This position will be transferred to the Symmes Hospital assistance, is o necessory requirement TRA/IS TRAVIS Division in March or April You'll find our Burlinglon location conve- PenomeT U.MPOPARV Specialists Romicon offers an excellent starting nient by car. bus or our car pools. And SERVICES ® salary, generous benefit package and there's plenty of room for your advance- Box 57, 223C Middlesex Trnpk., a convenient location. Interested *1 Main St. Stoneham For further information pleose call Employee Relations ment Burlington, MA 01803 Cell Susan al 4]S-<*0l at 933-6700. Ext. 211. applicants send resume to Morcio •» So. •edford SI., Surllnjton MocWMIIoms. Personnel Administra- -272-6750- CallKath, OIJ7J-U70 tor, Romicon. Inc.. 100 Cummlngt DATA ENTRY Pork Woburn MA 0U01 •fluol oppoiiuf.il, •mplor«> m I OPERATOR ROMICON, INC. TEAM CONFERENCE Brawn VJC CuMM'H&S P«P« Experienced on Inforex 1303 and IBM 129 Must be able to follow data entry formats WOBuON MtiSSAt «uSt ' fS 01B0' Data Entry-CRT Duties are to key and verify all input such RECORDER and as payroll, accounts receivable and Choofe Mennoriol Hospital An Equal Opportunity Employer MIF payable, inventories, etc Port time position lor person to attend teom conference Keypunch meetings record and dictate results lor patients' medical 2l>wfarrenA^f^NXbbuaMA OlOCi s Interested applicants may contact Shirley records Medicol terminology required, rehabilitation ex- A Division of Choote/Symmes Heolth Services Irvc Estrella lor an Interview at 2723000, penence and typing on osset Operators ext. 2034. Call An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/V/H BOOK The Contact Ellen Barch, "KdryGirl Utilization Review Coordinator Kid People MANUFACTURING 93 5-5000— Ext. 298 SERVICES m ComComponents pone Companies And Work EXPERIMENTAL NEW ENGLAND Temporary ESTIMATOR An Equal Opportunity Employe' M'F Addison-Wesley hos on immediate opening lor an Estima- REHABILITATION Job Assignments MACHINIST/ tor to initiote cost estimates and purchase orders tor HOSPITAL — 944-8580 — boo- manufacturing. This person will also compile price Monday-Friday 7 to 5.30 data from book manufacturing suppliers for computerized 2 Rehabilitation Way Offices in MODEL MAKER programming, ond prepare and submit estimates to editors Woburn, MA 01801 HEADING and ond managers upon request e5] an equal opportunity employer m f CHELMSFORD IST tier Appliconts must hove an aptitude for figures and calcula- N0iAr.A9e.xy Never A Fee tions, good typing and communication skills knowledge Ar^o^jo^pportuniN^molo^j^yW of calculator, doto processing experience and ability to I We are looking for o very experienced ond work independently I flexible individual to work in our small We offer a 35 hour week, excellent company poid bene- 'Sweethear I engineering deportment. Responsibilities Secretary- fits and company subsidized cafeteria [ will include R&D and design and building HOUSEKEEPER I of prototype sub-assemblies, ond engineering ^Sweetheart For appointment call the Personnel Department PllSTICS OlVISIOh 01 M.PTUND CUP COUP WIlMtNGTON M«SS Mill Receptionist , models Some limited locol travel to custo- — DAY SHIFT — ' mer sites is required The ideal candidate 944-3700 — Reading Immediate opening In | will hove 5 10 years of closely related ex- ACCOUNTS Moture. relioble person for port time employ- a one girl office I perienced. A Addison-Wesley ment in modern nursing home facility. exist for on individual with strong communicative skills We offer competitive wages, excellent fringe PubUebJng Company, Inc. I benefits end all the odvuntuye. of our subwr- Jacob Wey. Reading. MA. 01867 RECEIVABLE CLERK Call Jane Dewar Pleasant telephone manner Sweetheart Plostics. the leading manufacturer familiar with office proce- I ban location. If you ore Interested In explor- — 729-9595 — i Ing these opportunist pleose call 454UI00. An Affirmative Action, of plos'ic dmnerwore drinking cups and food dures accurate typing and packaging containers is looking for a respon- tiling Ext. 36* and speak with Pat Flanagan to ar- Equal Opportunity Employer , „ sible person to fill our Accounts Receivable for appointment, between 8 o.m. and 3 p.m. range for an interview. Clerk position. Call 245-5525 ' Job responsibilities include posting cosh to cus- WINCHESTER CONVALESCENT DYNAMICS RESEARCH CORPORATION tomer's occounis by using o CRT terminal (which has o basic typewriter keyboard with a video .0 Concord St.. Wilmington. MA 01M7 screen), hondlino short povments workma & NURSING HOME Medical o" pqirtl SSfeHMMSj •mploypi IMMEDIATE with our Billing Deportment in reopplying cash RETAIL OPENINGS payments and clearing up mis applied accounts 223 Swanton Street Winchester. MA 01890 ,, Lab Tech We're Apparel Retail Corp., a dynamic na- Individuals who work well with a minimum of tional retail chain specializing injunior and supervision hove bosic typing skills and o good PART TIME RETAIL SHOPPERS misses promotional sportswear. We are aptitude tor figures should call Mary ot 658 currently looking tor full time and part time °100 or visit our Employment Office Monday Midnight • 7 A.M. Fndoy «A M to 5 P.M. Busy group practice in Immediote port time openings (oppronimately 20 25 sales and stock people. We offer an excel- Wakel.eld hours per week) for retail procedure shoppers to visit lent starting salary and a complete bene- SECURITY our various locations ond monitor cashier odherence to SWEETHEART P1ASTICS. INC. fits package. Interested and qualified can- I Burlington Avenue company policies. didates should apply between 10AM-5PM Wilmington. Moss. 0IBB7 246-1446 Appliconts must be available to work at least 2-3 nights to Diane DiPalermo/Manager. PERSONNEL per week and either Soturdoy or Sunday every other TEMPO FASHIONS Part and Full time weekend. Crossroads Shopping Center Meeting site will be Woburn and you must be able to — ALL SHIFTS — BURLINGTON AREA - drive your cor I night per week. $4.25 per hour to storl. 34 Cambridge Street, We have 25 immediate openings for individuals to work For more Information or on appointment, pleose call Cathy Burlington, MA 01803 POST-HOLIDAY 273-3428 as security officers in high tech companies. We offer an loveot2U-l030.Eitt.340. Security Officers above average starting rate, provide professional train- BLUES? ing, scheduled pay reviews, and unsurpassed promotion- Double M Executive An equal al opportunities. Join a well managed, fast growing or- Placement Service opportunity Woburn ganization with an outstanding reputation. employer can help you I PURITY Start the new year with us. OPEN INTERVIEWS Mon.-Fn.9A M. to 5 P M II you have one year plus Several full time openings for the right people. experience, typing, short Good starting pay plus benefits. hond. and good ollice skills, SUPREME] 25 POSITIONS we'll lind the job lor you. Musi be over 21 with clear record and own transportation An Equal Opportunity Employer Visit our office at Unilorms and training provided No lirearms Rolirees ore E Firtl leMrtaM Ser.ktes On* Cartield Orel*. welcome to apply. LOCAL OFFICE: 265 Winn St., Burlington. MA Burlington or call SALES SECRETARY For interview roll Thrive In our Busy Office 272-8474 or 367 4580 -272^191^: — 944-7145 — an equal opportunity employer Auto Glass Mechanic and We ore seeking o versatile secretory to handle a var- iety of duties in the soles office of our small manufacturing Sun Roof Installer firm. You will be responsible for pricing and processing EXPERIENCED You Can Start Greater Boston s fastest growing ond most progressive Auto orders, typing invoices, ond handling customer inquiries Gloss Sun Roof installation shop has opening for on aggres- You will need to type 55 wpm work efficiently with num A New Career sive person. bers. and hgve o pleosont phone monner Must hove mechankol obility Experience not necessary We ore offering a good salary with company paid Hue PART TIME ■ Gas Station We will train you the right woy. Excellent pay scale ond Cross/Hue Shield ond life Insurance, on 1:00-4:30 work- At Any Age. day, and a convenient location near routes *3 and 121. local real estate office — part time every after- Well provide opportunity, "^•'•""'•"--'.w.ppa.ntns.n. H you ore an Independent worker and o high school grad- noon, 12-4:30 or 3 days a week. 8:30-4:30. Gen- you provide initiative and uote. tome college experience Is a plus, contact Donno eral office work, light bookkeeping, some com- Attendant hard work S300 per week at 430-7500 for an appointment or write to: potential puter, willing to train. Good handwriting a > FULL TIME DAYS-APPLY IN PERSON Alrex Corporation must. Call Send inquiries to: > GINN OIL COMPANY P.O. Box 425 — Stoneham. MA 02)80 :<87 Salem Street, Woburn — 935-7620 AGINOIS »(SPOND IN WftllING ONI f P.O. Box 483 57 Winn St., Woburn, MA ■ 272-0081 IfJvolOppOilun.i, fmploro'M f 6 8 between 10 11 om t 45 pm Stoneham, MA 02180 „, ZZZS2Z23Z2Z22ZZ PART TIME — WANTED — NOW HIRING Bank Proof Operator TELEPHONE Also Taxi Drivers •5.00-MO.OO PER HOUR Work Mornings or Cashier $8.00 Per Hour Part Time Teller Local Factory Outlet of large manufacturing con- WANTED Evenings Part Time 12 Noonto6p.m. (weekdays) Experienced commerciol bonk proot operator. Knowledge cern needs 12 people to start immediately in FULL 8 PART TIME In our Cummings Pork. Wo- Apply In person to ol NCR 775 proof machine. 10 Keyboard experience burn office calling leods to display - Merchandising and Distribution. necessory. Excellent opportunty for the right person Apply: schedule couples lor Reol Please call Dave Lomond Estate Seminors. Interesting BURLINGTON MALL CINEMA NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY work, excellent pay. Will receive full factory troining. Tanners National Bank Yellow Cab , between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. For personal Interview call Mr. Green 476 Main St., Woburn, MA Call Mr. Domenlc An Equal Opportunity Employer Rumford Square — North Woburn 038-1645 . Phone-438-8850 -935-7050- Must be neat and dependable — 18 over 9 AM I PM Weekday* WAREHOUSE TRUCK DRIVER 50.000 FULL CHARGE CASHIER EXPERIENCED PART TIME Bus Drivers Full Time t Part Time Wholesale building products distributor needs o flexible art Time General Ledger Drive mini-bus shuttle route person to perform warehouse duties and have the obility BOOKKEEPER Full Charge Develop1 o second income WAITRESSES in town ol lexington DPU to drive a truck when necessary. Warehouse responsibilities business. 2-3 years potential Bookkeeper 5 Day Week bus license required. * day will consist ol filling orders, stocking materials ond the use $50 000 a year. Realistic first Capable, mature person for WAITERS week poys $171.00. Some of a fork-lift. Applicants must be hardworking and re- yeor Income $1.500/mo. Port Thru trial balance. office clerk cashier in re- Bookkeeper overtime available. sponsible individuals. Time. The obility to manage Mother's hours or flex- toil store. One who is adapt 1-write system Contact Steve Morrison ond motivate is the only able, cheerful, able to meet Apply, Resumes only stating hours available Call John O'Toole requirement lor success. Well ible hours. 20-30 hours people. Call in person. Write to: at 395-8600 Metro Siding and Rooflng Distributors, Inc. capitalized company; no fi- per week. Burlington area. Reading Diner Box 2903 between 9 a.m. and noon nancial risks. Robert 10 Rotisler Rd., Woburn, Mat*. c o Daily Times • Call Laura at 530 Main St., Lexpress -935-2038- Eagle Assoc. Jewelry , 25 Montvale Avenue, Reoding, MA * Woburn. Mats. 01*01 ,, a" equal opportunity efytoyer _ 272-8052 273-3015 " m Main St., Woburn Square e^-seeeffp ■■ ■■^■■■OTi wmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm iuppiemrit to Wily Time. » ClmWcle (Wo»«rn.««>lng, wlncheBtr, tg^SAlSSSm PAGE S-12-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982 ^^ « Rtealng MM( Wllmlngten 1 TtwHUHirr Teen CrW, StoneMm Iroependert 933-3700 933-3700 Woburn, Burlington, Winchester, Lynnfield, Reading, North Reading, Wilmington, Tewksbury and Stoneham. MANAGtMfNT HAPPY NEW YEAR NURSES! SECRETARIES GROW WITH TYPISTS What's NEW at Bring yow dedication »na professional AbcoL, ...IS PEOPLE...we ore also the leading company worldwide nosing skills to out progressive neeim can ANALOG DEVICES CLERKS corporation We optratt multilevel nursing in leml peiineubh membrane separation technology tor Howard Johnson's isoirties throughout Massachusetts and we industrial waste stream concentration and chemical re- £ cunenily hjve openings 10' nurses milh a 3 KEYPUNCH OPS. spe'iai taieni tor cartng IN BURLINGTON covery. SWITCHBOARD NORTH SHORE ELECTRICIAN New improved FullTlmNuru Here* on outstanding opportunity with Analog Devices, To wire panels and mount electrical hardwore working Call Joan Mullen RN DON BOOKKEEPERS awn one ol the strongest and most aggressive high tech- from engineering drawings This position requires the use management career nology leaders in the industry. This position is located of standord electrical piping, fittings and clamps to comply GREEN GROVE at our newest facility in Burlington near the junction with accepted electrical standards. Candidate* should have WORD PROCESSORS LiccnedNurieo Mi of Routes 3 and I28 (al Exit 41S). 3-4 years of electrical experience including panel wiring. CillMirvPKinliRN 00N Opportunities! w\w License not required Immediate openings, for long or short term jobs in the We maintain modern rehabilitative and MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Rte. 128-93 areoi. Excellent We ve embarked on o dynamic new period ot growth restorative'lac'Mies and encourage a «arm and development at Howard Johnson's. That's why nome-Hke anvironmeni Oui organi/ianon To install, repair ond maintain the facility'* electruol sys- pay NO Fee. o*i*rs e»ceiient salaries paid health CLERK/TYPIST tem. Duties include troubleshooting problems in the system we're looking for ambitious and hord working people .nsu'ancr and generous vacatio- benet'ts who want to succeed m the exciting and challenging LOOk mio the career opportunities with lOAK and equipment and calculating standard computations for and gel a new perspeciive on you* 'ulu»e restaurant industry. You will prepare engineering forms, control ECO's. wiring lead requirements. This position requires a licensed IDAKCOW r maintain tiles, operate blue print machine prepare electrician with 3-5 years' experience in the electrical field. IB' Wells A.eime data processing entry forms plus other clerical du'ies Applicant must have the ability to work with minimum su- Restaurant experience while helpful, is not required. Nev.lo.vn MA02IS9 pervision. Our in-depth orientotion program will teoch what it as required. Must be well organized and detail TEMPORARY SERVICES takes to be an Assistant Manager. From there you oriented, experienced with office mochinery and cleri am MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER can go'o Manager and beyond, when qualified. cal procedures. Interested applicants should call 273- 47S0 and ask for the Human Resources office To ossembly complex piping systems consisting ot steel. PVC. stainless piping, vofves. pumps and motors. This post 7A Merlam St. We offer excellent storting salaries, merit increases. We offer excellent salaries and a full benefits program "lion requires an individual with good mechanical skills ond Lexington, MA tuition reimbursement plon. profit-shoring bonus plan. including tuition reimbursement, health and life in- some experience with pipe titling and welding. An Equal Opportunity Employer on 861-0707 Retirement Savings Plonand much more. ■ surance, and success sharing plon. W J on eqtrt>'opportunity employer For an Interview, call between * a.m. and 5 p.m.: PRODUCTION OPERATORS To manufacture filter tubes by manuol ossembly and mo- (617)875-6812 ANALOG chine operation. Tasks include cutting plastic sheets and or tubes, gluing and dye testing. No previous experience is (617)875-5281 If you can type ond hav a pleasant p« notify, we necessary Candidates must be dependable and capable of Temporary hove an opening lor DEVICES Or tend return* in confidence to: □ performing physical work. • Secretaries Howard Johnson Company WWOUTLNrTONT We offer an excellent saJery end benefits peckoge. Send • Keypunch 1 600 Worcester Road Switchboard- your resume to Marilyn Caverly. Personnel Assistant. 150 Framingham MA 01701 *" *•• "*vif *e xrorwouj. i-cco" Main street (Route M) Wilmington. MA 01117 or stop by • Light Industrial AHn: Chariot Avory Receptionist to fill out an application. • Figure Clerks An equal opportunity employer m/f M You will ert|oy excellent benefits such as • Executive A Health and denial plan Sick leave plan • Private Life Insurance Pension plan • Administrative UOUJAQO Paid holidays Savings plan Assistant • General Jonmon$ Paid vacation UNIT SECRETARY Short and long on equal ocpor < Call 933-8600 for an interview appt. COORDINATOR Excellent lull time opportunity lor individual with previous Term Assignments. or write Betty DiSanzo Store Managers Unit Secretary experience to troin and develop new Unit Some lead to College students or others. Train to be Secretaries throughout the hospital to coordinate their Permonent activities in order to ensure standardized and ellective Top Rotes • Benefits Credit Union Clerk Moster store manager. Part time positions procedures ond to assist in the generol supervision ond Vacations • Bonuses An American Standard Company evoluotion ol Unit Secretaries Must hove good typing Permanent-part time. Hours flexible. Respon- working 20-25 hours, evenings and 20 Commerce Way, P.O. Box 2009 skills, lamiliarity with basic medical terminology ond a Call Gay Scola at: sibilities include light typing, filing, verifying weekends. Good pay, good benefits, flexible schedule Previous supervisory experience help- Woburn, MA 01888 ful balances and drawing checks. Operation of on- on equal opportunity employer «, e good future. line terminal for bookkeeping entries (willing EMERGENCY ROOM to train). SECRETARY TBvPGRAnY Please contact Patricia Crane at Mother's Hours Port time position. XI hours per week 430-11 p.m.. 17S Cambridge St. 933-7610 —Ext. 316 Work 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. 2-3 week- Monday Fridoy Must hove good typing skills lamiliarity with basic medicol terminology and ability to communi- Burlington, MA 01103 for an appointment days, morning per week. Have all school coteellectively with public 273-1421 vacations and holidays off. 273-1666 Thermo Please call 1H-W50, Ext. 177 Electron Corp. BOOKKEEPER Apply in person or lor turthef information N0SHTV THE METALS DIVISION AUTOMOBILE call Mr. Rollfs UVH BRING YOUR SKIUS 115 Eames St.. Wilmington, MA 01887 170 Governors Avenue An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 8 DEALERSHIP Medford.MAOIISS A" Iqvoi Oppo'ivn.iy lmplo «. We hove on immediate opening lor a lull-time book- 944-5254 v *^ keeper. We would prefer that you have prior experience working in ony General Motors automobile aVok-r-hip. We are a general insurance agency with' a KLLW This is an excellent opportunity for the right individual SERVICES part time position available working mornings 2ZZ22ZZZZZZZZ2Z2Z We offer good storting pay and benefits, ond a very pleasant working environment Please call Jo Sawyer for Monday thru Friday. The individual we are Work Temporary on interview appointment. Registered Nurse looking for would be answering phones, fil- Job Assignments RETAIL SECURITY ing and other general office duties. No typing (Part Time) is required. READING Store Detective Wanted James Pontiac-GMC Call Robin Bywater for an interview ot and CHELMSFORD RN needed for part time job sharing position — 272-1870 — Csll 944-8580 Full and Part Time Route 3 — Burlington in busy Out Patient department. Good leader- ship and organizational skills required. CADDEIL & BYERS Visit our offices in EXCELLENT PAY Contact Mary CulUn. Reading and Chelmslord 273-5000 INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 100 Main St Liberal benefits. Equol opportunity employer. Director of Out Patient Department 16 New England Executive Office Park Reading. Man. 01147 935-5000 —Ext. 253 Burlington. Most. 01803 .m Monday Fridoy 7 to 5:30 Apply to Mr. O'Leary Hot An A gency Never A Fee 1 An equal opportunity employe' M F - SECRETARY - NhW ENGLAND 30* ZAYRE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS REHABILITATION Good typist with emphasis on accuracy. Gram HOSPITAL MEDICAL matical skills essential. Shorthand and/or dicta- DEPARTMENT STORE 2 KVhjPilit.ition VNJS '. phone experience helpful. 37% hour work week. Woburn, MA 01*01 COLLECTORS 2 Elm Street, Woburn .. Comprehensive benefits program. an equal np/)i>rtunit\ Large well established group medicol proctice forming tele- Please call Dotty — 657-7960 4 rmpltiwr m/f phone collection dept. is seeking outgoing person with ZZ22222Z222222ZZZ w good telephone personality. Salary plus benefits Exper- McGee & Magane, Inc. ience preferred but will train. Knowledge of 3rd party 35 Lowell Street TOWN OF WINCHESTER medical insurance claims helpful. Furniture Wilmington, MA 01887 »■ Program Administrator Call Michael Shea at Council on Aging 942-0660 Sales PATIENCE PAYS Permonent position with responsibility for the Patient people to transport special students operational and administrative functions of the $20,000? it's up to you if you can sell. doily, beginning ot 7 AM, in 9-passenger station Council on Aging. Works closely with all elderly FULL TIME POSITION Excellent company benefits at — wagons. No special license needed. Hourly groups in town. BA/BS in Human Development We ore seeking an active individual who has wage with guaranteed minimum. Take car home with at least 1 course in Gerontology plus 2 some bookkeeping and typing skills and enjoys for personal use. Must be aged 25-70 with years of experience in the administration of working with others. We are expanding our Puritan Furniture home phone. Call 396-2701 after 10 A.M. human services. Salary range $16,010 to $20,811. organization and need a responsible person for Send resume to: this position. We provide excellent benefits 287 Main Street, Stoneham ond an opportunity for advancement. TOWN MANAGER'S OFFICE Please call Caron McLean for an interview: s Call *nf llVlIS MANAGEMENT CORP. 71 Mt. Vernon Street 6000 Winchester, MA 01890 Minimum Commltiion sell Equal Opportunity Employer 0e DAVIS CARPET busmen opporlunitiei only. 438-7900 Winchester is an equal opportunity employer t ■ Alpha Builnen Center ol 664-4631 or 944-3538 Londonderry. N.H. i, coming lo your o.eo We need og greisive loleiper.om who otplre lo eomingi in e»ceti HOMEMAKERS "Retail Careers" Bodyperson Cleaning ol $36,000 yearly. No e.per- Sales Secretary Students, Parents, Retirees Experienced tin knock- ience neceitory. bur back Dependoble. orgonutd individuol lo work in busy sate* Enjoy a rewarding career assisting the elderly Have you the experience to be o er for repairs and pre- .ground In imall buiinest pre- office Mu«! b. intelligent, hove professional phone mon •erred. We will i in. II you by providing home management and meal pre- • Store Manager parations of truck cabs Person ro w ond generol office skills Excellent co. paid benefits would like lo know more include ins „ stock ond pension plans tuition reimburse paration, arrange own schedule; ond work in • Assistant Managsr and bodies for paint- Part Time about a laicinating. euen .men! ond regular solary reviews Equol opportunity em. Arlington, Burlington, Woburn and all surround- ing. •lolly competitive free buti. ployer M F. Convenient Hours ing towns. Would you like to learn the convenience food ne»v call Al or Rich at « store businesses on our 10 p.m. to I a.m. Call Joe 396-2880 Call Personnel at 685-3361 Call us today I Call -4S4.1.1O0-S she*. Coll - ' L ACE Y TRUCK - GIBCO LABORATORIES Puritan Furniture Paramedical Nursing Services 217 Main St., Dlv. the Oexter Corp. 625-7872 EQUIPMENT 421 Merrlmoc Street 273-1565 MI 50 Mystic Avenue Stoneham. MASS. , For a confidential interview JANITOR Lawrence, Mast. Modford,Mo»s. ... 436-7900 Second Shift HH ■ —u lie. We have several positions EXPERIENCED Earn, Good Money, available for Janitors, includ- E.H.T.'s Secretarial! Full Time TAX Full or Part Time ing some tor individuals with Gas Station prior experience Because Immediate Openings /'Become An this Is o second shift position, FULLTIME DAYS Bookkeeper Full Time Burlington PREPARER there is no public transporta- Attendants PART TIME AVIH tion available. Excellent pay 8:30a.m. - 5 p.m. Experienced income tax Secretarial position available near Route 128 for individual FOR MEDICAL OFFICE pfu* o benefits package which 18 or older. Plui Call Duty who likes diversified work. Involved will be typing 65 wpm. Counter preparers. Position a- Riprisiititlve includes company paid family Ambulance company otters writing skills, phone work, and the ability to work wifh health and dental insurance. Full ond part time. voiloble with d growing Knowledge of payroll, Winchesters'Woburn interesting position for some- figures and work independently. Shorthand helpful, but not Hours4:30PM-1:00AM.Call Apply: CPA firm. Knowledge tax forms, and accounts JudyKldder25»-em one interested in paramedi- required^ A minimum ot 5 years experience is required. Cynthia Farror at 466-2213. of Computex System cal professipna. E.M.T. train- Excellent salary and fringe benefits. Help payable. Stoneham or stop in for application Sousa'sVIP ing preferred, but medical required. Call — JudyGrai.o31J.5U3 GTE Laboratories. Inc.. 40 background is acceptable Call Sylvon Rood. Wolthom. MA 317MontvaleAve. -933-1120- Wiim. & Burl. Call 273-34119 a.m. - 4 p.m. \ Call 6646.149 s 02154. An equal opportunity Woburn I for an appointment ~ 438-9600 Sofia Cosallnl 647-115? employer, M/F «* ■ No. RMOMg Trmcrlpl, Wilmington 1 TtwMtv, To-t. Mr, stonw.m i WEDNESDAY, JANUARY*, 1982-PAGE S 13 -•■*•• • . i -, •— CLASSIFIED ADS' WILMINGTON N. Y " " MOLD MAKER FABRICAT0RS,INC. Career opportunity with growing electronics firm. Close Tolerance Metal Fabricators Experience necessary. [SERVICES OFFEREDSI ■ For appointment call: A-Z SERVICES CARPENTRY FLOOR 8ANDING Palntlng-Paperhanglng MAINTENANCE and SNOW PLOWING, very low EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED Bill Monahan ADDITIONS, Rooting, Rft8FLOOR8 INTERIOR-EXTERIOR work rates, for small or big jobs. alterations. Call Tad basements, siding, decks MORE THAN 1 rm. 185 per •N/C Operators Nalwalk, 944-8373 professionally done st Free Estimates. Call 944- 438-5300 and complete remodeling. rtn. Floor sanding ft reasonable rates. Free 7289,944-7674. S1-12C •Brake Mechanics and Operators SOtfC Also, aluminum replacement reflnlshing, steam cleaning. estimates. Phone Steve 8NOWPLOWING •Tig Welders AooounPng Service windows, storm windows & Free estimates. Call Steve, Meuse at 438-5965. SOtfS doors. J.M. Knox Builder. 321-1829 or Bob. 438-5224. DRIVEWAYS, Small lots. •Grinders - Finishers ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT NEED ASSISTANCE with Psintlng-Wallpapering bookkeeping. No account 438-8738; SOWS SOMS Reasonable rates. Reliable FULLY INSURED, over 20 service. Free est. Call Rich •Shear Operators & SPECIALTY CORP. too small. Call 944-0350. CARPENTER M8ULATON years' experience. Ceilings 933-8468. SMI-18 •Spot Welders S01-7C WHO CARES LET CON-SERV (Bay State a specialty. Call Don TAILORING Shipping Personnel ALTERATIONS ol all kinds. ROUGH, FINISH Gas) ft Gordon S. Pettenglll McLennan, 438-0483. SOMS 42 Pleasant Street remodeling, Formica, Insulate your home or STONEHAM TAILOR SHOP. Draperies also. Reasonable PalnUng-WaJIpaperlng 19 Franklin St., Stoneham. Stoneham, MA 02180 price. Call 4384779. cabinets. Joseph Maksou, business. Proper installation guaranteed by infra-red COMMERCIAL & Residen- Any type of alterations for on equal opportunity employ*' SO2-10S 109 Bancroft Ave.. Reading. tial. Int. ft ext. painting. Free IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 944-9031. sotic scan. All work guaranteed men and women. Hours; Apply in Person lor 3 yrs. by Bay State Gas. estimates, paper removal. Mon.. Wed., Fri., Sat., 9-5; ALUMNUM GENERAL REPAIRS. Home Ref. Call today. 935-6416. Tues. 8-2; Thurs. 8-5 and TRIPLE TILT Aluminum remodeling. Int-exterior, Free est. Financing arranged. Call Gordon at 438- Quality work guaranteed. 6:30-10 pm. 438-7196. SM29x 235 Andover St. Wilmington, Ma. comb, windows, alum, storm carpentry, paint, paper, SMI-22 doors, alum, gutters and masonry, no |ob too small, 1470. SOMS TIMEX vinyl & alum, siding. Com- Free ests. Call 438-1107. CHAIN SAW ft snowWower PalnUngJAWIpepetlng ' AUTHORIZED SERVICE ■ pare our prices with a tree _^ 'SOWS repairs ft tune-ups. Sarno QUALITY PAINTING and Center. We repair In 658-5780 paper hanging. Commercial warranty ft out-of-warranty I estimate. Sllverlo Const. Co. CEILINGS General Repair. Call 658-2266 and residential Free ' JACHIHJSJL Of 2464284. SOMT Tlmex watches. Parts and m4U».mm». StfC PROFESSIONALLY estimates; reasonable. Work repairing for all electric We have a full time position for a ma- I SPRAYED, textured. Your REMODELING guaranteed. Call anytime. shavers, ASK Jewelers, 379 chinist with two (2) or more years' experi- I APPLIANCES REPAIRED choice of gold, silver or clear CUSTOM REMODELING, Nix 938-0640 or 438-8187. • 31-8 Main St., Stoneham Sq. 438- and Son General Contractor, ence. I VACUUM CLEANER and »P»rkles. Free estimates. PAPERHANGER 1250, Mon. to Sat., 130 -5:30. sewing machine repairs, Woburn Carpentry a P.O. Box 262. Reading. Ma. SOMS Familiarity with Bridgeports and Lathes I 944-8920. SMC PAINTING AND Papering. No baga. belts, replacement Remodeling. 935-1873 935- job too small. For free TRAVEL SERVICE AUTO SALES is essential. You must be able to read blue- I hoses. Built in vacuum '*=•: SMSBx HEATING ft PIPING estimates call John Flynn at WHERE ARE YOU GOING? prints and complete jobs with minimal cleaners, sold and serviced. CERAMIC TILE GAS. OIL.Solar Systems. All 322-5793 after 5 pm StfC All plane, ship and hotel assistance. I Free estimates. Pickup and TILES — Specializing In makes. Bluersy Weil-Mclain. PIANO TUNING arrangements through the We are a well established growing com- delivery, 2 day service. 302 Ceramic tiles also all phases Texaco, Beckett ft ,ln- I PETTEE PIANO SERVICE United States and all over POSITIONS pany offering excellent work conditions, Montvale Ave 935-2704. ot Home Remodeling. Free terburner. Fruances in- tuning ft repair. A family the world can be made at I stalled from $995. Sheet- salary and benefits package. SM6x Estimates, 935-2743 or 933- business for over 100 years. tariff Tates by calling your I 3963. BarCa Home Im- metal work ft ducting. L. Servicing sll towns. Call authorized travel agent. Let For appointment coll: B4H Appliance Service provement Co. SM1< Nlckerson 656-5140 or 658- John after 4 pm, 272-4897. us know your travel plans No experience necessary. We will Bill Monahan I CALL ANYTIME FOR repairs CERAMIC TILE 8578. SOMT SMV14 and we will be happy to work VOKE SCHOOL GRAD train. Large potential earnings. 438-5300 I on ma|or brands of washers. SHOWER WALLS, t tie PIANO TUNING them out with you. McGrath dryers, dishwashers, repairs, back splashes, SEEKS SMALL Carpentry Travel Service. 14 Eaton For interview call: I lobs of all kinds. Quality PROFESSIONAL Piano ranges, freezers & vestibules, regrnuting. Free service repairing, tuning, Ave.. Woburn. Mass. Tel. Lou Block ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT \ I work always and very 935-0600 (Members of refrigerators, reasonable estimates. Call anytime after reconditioning. Mr. Colford. 935-1111 rates. Prompt service. Call 5.664-5285. SMI -30 reasonable rates. Call Al 884-4313, SOMN American Society of Travel SPECIALTY CORP. I 944-7270. SlfC Bunker at 438-7491. SOtfS Agents) SM8x (between 9 and 11 am) BAB CHIMNEY SWEEP PLASTEPJNG 42 Pleasant St. I Appliance Service PROTECT AGAINST GENERAL CONTRACTOR PLASTERING - Ceilings HARVEY'S T.V. HURLBERT BUICK DATSUN PUEGOT 30 YEARS SERVICING all dangerous chimney fires by LEE R. HANSEN BUILDER- TELEVISION REPAIRS. Color Stoneham, Ma. 02180 I Painted. No job too big or too 399 Washington St., Woburn major appliances including having your chimney Ouallty work in roofs, siding, TV specialist, all service An equal opportunity employer MCi* I additions, remodeling kit- small. Reasonable prices. refrlgs, a-cond,8amto7pm, cleaned professionally. Free Estimates. Call 272- calls only $8. Call Harvey's 245-2824. After 7 pm, 685- Pointing and rebuilding. chens, attic stairs, ceilings. 0817. SM7x T.V. 656-5944 or 658-4324 A 3751. SOtfS Fully Insured contractor. repairs and odd jobs. Call Master.TV license 1308. StfC Free 936-3339. SM16x PLASTERING APPL & LAMPS rewired & estimates. B&B ALL TYPES of plastering and T.V. REPAIR repaired Convert lamps to 3- CHIMNEY SWEEP COM- HAIRORESSING texture work. Special winter ARE YOU TIRED ot paying «£ Rsbi rates, pay repaired PANY, 933-4848. SMIOx HAIRDRESSER - Attention rates. 9x12 ceilings. $100. high costs on TR.V. repairs? ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DAY CARE Items only. Don't chuck it, CHMNEY CLEANING shut-ins. Licensed hair- Call Joe and I'll tell you how dresser will call on shut-ins Call 935-2588 or 3068863. To handle administrative functions for small Day care slots are available in the saveit.438-3675. SOtfS CHIMNEYS CLEANED and 81-8 to cut the cost in half Lie ARTIST repaired. Old chimneys for hair care. Please call No. 6690 933-5311. 20 yrs. of distributing company including correspon- Stoneham, Wakefield, Reading and r i, Miss Lee at 933-0585. SM20x PLASTERING exper. SM6x WILL DO A watercolor »°" l •"<> «*«»<> Wood- THOMAS R. MONTGOMERY dence, invoicing, inventory, purchasing doc- No. Reading area. Preschool, family painting of your home. Call burning stoves Installed HANDYMAN Wallpapering- Painting uments and shipping documents as well as Fu,l plasterer. Small patches, and after - school care for children 944-7561. SQ1-29C Y equipped; fully in- LA MUISE - Handyman, HUSBANDS ft WIVES other day to day activities such as customer sured. Year round service general repairs, interior ceilings S additions Call 663- ASPHALT PAVING 8107. SM25x (teachers) inter, painting ft contoct ond order entry. Typing and secre- ages 3 mos. to 14 yrs. Sliding fee For free est. call Northeast painting, paperhanging. 664- wallpapering, many yrs. exp. ALL TYPES -driveways S Chimney Sweeps, 935-5488 DftW PLUMBING tarial skills required. available - some income restrictions additions, parking lots & 4385. SMC Reas. rates. Free est. Kathy SM8» BATHS ft KITCHENS, 944-1441 or Joan 667-6578. apply. For more info, call: lines, roads & streets. HOME CLEANING heating, gaslitting, in- Concrete work, patios & pool CHIMNEYSWEEPS WALL-TO-WALL Carpeting SMC Call Mr. Sears at 938-1500 245-3771 steam cleaned, loose rugs stallation of underground oil 6-8 dwke. New and" oW home NEW ENGLAND Chimney tanks, service work. Call Don Wallpaper ft Painting landacaping. Hilltop Co. Sweeps: chimneys cleaned. cleaned. Free pick up and 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Department of Social Services delivery. Upholstery 944-9108 or Frank 745-3335. General Contractor. 944- repaired, rellned. caps in- Uc. J-18928. SMC Free estimates. Call Russe 0888 SlfC stalled. Free est. Call 933- cleaned. Satisfaction ater^pm.935-1170. SM19x 5656. SM3x. gusranteed. Call The K ft S PLUMBING ft Heating, Automotive Workshop no 16173. Bathroom ft kit- RESIDENTIAL WALLPAPER CERTIFIED MECHANICS - AftMCLEANtNG CARPET CRAFTSMEN. and Interior painting, all PART TIME 8 DISPOSAL Anytime. 938-3031. S3x chen remodeling, boilers Lowest prices General auto snd gas fitting, ceramic tile. types. 15 yrs experience with $4 Per Hour Plus Bonus rw7r7fwe7gn and domestic" CELLARS, ATTICS, yards. HOMEREPAIRS 248-2250 SOtfS honest rates Call aft. 5 pm., Automatic transmission Wee trimming & removal. No AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUAL Bob 935-2862. SttC Phone Soliciting REFRIGERATORS specialists. Call evenings, lob to large or small. Quality experienced in home repairs WEDDING Sun Castles Realty, Inc. •44-5224 for appointment. expoflenc^d c»in1ino aJso_ ranging from porches to REFRIGERATOR SERVICE and Repair. Reasonable Quality Photos st an af- Needs 2 phone solicitors to set up appoint- 5(fQ Free est. 941 B4el. soz-zc fixing small and large fordable price Call 658-3958, rates and guaranteed work- ments for outside sales people. Applicant BooMteeotnoi farea CLEANING household appliances. Call askforStu. SOMT 729-4341. SM17X manship. Call Mike 663-8838 must be enthusiastic and have mature and IF YOURTTME is valuable. TOWNE CLEANING CO SMM ARC WELDING Services. No don't waste It doing Professional cleaners of- JUNK CARS professional sounding voice. Work in our REMOOEUNG job too small. Reasonable bookkeeping. Let me help faring quality cleaning for JUNK CARS Removed, rstes. Call Steve 438-4312. Wilmington office. - a highest prices paid, Im- CUSTOM REMODELING. Nix you get your records ready E»!5"* ■£ °"*JL and Son general contractor, SOMS For confidential interview: prepare your 1981 income R—ding. 8444W8. SMC mediate service. Day or WHY PAINT evening 272-5180 or 657-7380 P.O. Box 282. Reading. Ma Call Gail at taxes. If you wish I will also CLEANING 94*8820. SMC VINYL SIDING Can give you a prepare your tax return. PAINTING & Cleaning Call the little guylll SMC care free home, exterior —658-6924- mu. Teas rates, call Elaine 858- Service. Very depndable. JUNKCAR8 HOMEREPAIRS warranteed for 40 years. Call 2363. SQ2-28T Reas. rates, free est. Call BOUGHT - Highest prices INTERIOR Remodeling repairs. New ceilings, walls. now for details and free MWBactdweServtoe varm. SMJ^I paid. Same day service. Call estimate. J.M Knox Builder. Hank 935-5218. SMC paper, paint. Exterior SNOW PLOWING any size lot O'NEIL CLEANING CO. repairs. Roofing, gutters, 4388738 SOMS done, sewer connections, Rugs, windows, walls, firs, Locksmith Service painting, porches. Quality WATERPROOFING ft Con- A.M. and P.M. Drivers foundations dug, driveways gutters, complete hse clng. LOCK INSTALLED store crete finishing walks, patios, paved, installation ol large Call for fall appts. 245-2128 or fronts a specialty door work you can afford. Small — WANTED — jobs s specialty. In driveways and pool decks, underground oil tanks. 321-2330. SOMS closers hinges etc. Call Stoneham call Tom. 665-0083 no |ob too small, Free Newspaper Delivery In Woburn Shovel, dozers, bobcats, Cleaning or Moving? John, MoA—Fri, after 5 pm. SOtfSestimates Call Steve 664- trucks rented by the hour or HAVE BOX TRUCK to clean 664-6162. 8Qt-81N 6328. SOMN Good port time income. |ob 24-hour emergency cellars, garages, or move PROFESSIONAL CAR- Dependable car needed. * MOVER, LOW RATES, BURETOR Rebuilding service. Free estimates. Call am. »pts You call; we'll haul. courteaus, clean ft efficient. Barboro Farr 4 00 7 00 A M . ; days I X 4 30 P M ' days Don 944-9106. SMC Call John Barry Jr. 933-3053 service. All models, lowest All sVnlture padded ft prices. Mobile service at 13CedarcrestRd. BUSINESS SERVICE or 933-5196 after 6 pm. carefully handled. Local ft your home. All work Wilmington Tannery News Co. UTr.ES BUSINESS Ser- SM1-8 long distance. Licensed ft gusrsnteed. For free vice. Automatic typing. VtNTAGECOIN Insured. Give us a call 322- 9524. Richard Stelmack, 115A estimate call A.T.I. 245-5056. — 938-0918 — teletype, secretarial, tape BUYING ALL U.S. Coins, SQ1-HC ENTERTAINMENT AUDITIONS transcriptions, resumes. Free appraisals David Olive Ave. Ext, Maiden. Singers-Dancers newsletters, copies, large Gilbert. 1-535-1889. Call 6-10 02148. SOMS JUNCTION SMALL ENGINE Repair, Chain saws, lawn DISC JOCKEY EASTERN ONION Singing document reductions, pm. §?*!■* CLDCOLONY mowers, snow blowers, PROFESSIONAL D.J. ft M.C. Telegram Service needs BayBonk Middlesex, a leader in commercial rubber stamps, Invitations, FREE REMOVAL PAINTING CO. We do more INSTRUCTIONS singers, dancers, in this than paint. Commercial ft equipment, motor oil, bag available for all occasions, banking has the following positions available stationery, mimeographing, WE WILL REMOVE any Items coal. Call 246-1896. SOMT clubs, parties, functions. area. Car a must. Call 923- report binding Roc- 10-L 2 |rom „<,„, t^ne Attics, residential, inter, ft ext. Fully in our Trust operotion center: RUBBISH REMOVED Music from the 40's to 80s Qultar-Plano-Drum 0700. Linden St. 944-2889. SMC ca)tar8i ete. Free of charge. licensed, insured. All work 617-352-8319. SOtIC ORGAN LESSONS: Free use MJSC1-11 CUSTOM CAKES Anything from boxes of done by prof, painters. 944- BE SAFE - Prevent fires and of guitar, drum. Private accidents. Will take away Men's Music Machine RUMMAGE SALE CONTROL CLERK BY ELAINE, Weddings, unwanted |unk to furniture, 8010. SMC lessons, all ages. Sarrin SAT., JAN 9, 9 am to 3 pm. Responsibilities include posting entries and anniversaries, banquets, except large electrical appl. PAINTING rubbish from cellars, attics, STEVE "Mert" Amaru, Disc yards and so forth. Ap- Jockey. Music for all oc- Studio, 1098 Main St., First Baptist Church. cosh transactions on ledgers: Prove and con- etc. Sesame SI characters. Call 938-1696 any day after 6. PAINTING, Interior and Wakefield. 245-2200. INSTtfC Reading. Bargains galore. Strawberry Shortcake and S1-7 exterior, quality work, pliances, furniture moved or casions. Reasonable rates trol daily postings on Trust accounts along disposed of. Servicing Call after 5 p.m. 944-6749. READING CLINIC GS1-8C frlenda. Much more. Call 944- HOUSEKEEPERS General reasonable prices. Free with daily reconcilement of checking ac- Woburn srea for past 22 SOIf c INCXV. INSTR. K-Adult prov. 8059after 6pm. SOMC ct^ning. Yes, we do win- estimates. Call Mario 944- years. Call 933-1868. SM23x yr. rnd. with prof. staH tor counts. This position requires bookkeeping CARPENTRY dowsl Hardwood & lino. 1957. SMC CLOWN or accounting experience, prior experience RUGSSHAMPOOED HAVING A Christmas Show nominal fees. Students LOST PORCHES, Gutters, siding & floors. References. Wkly or R.C. PAINTING master reading, spelling, BLACK & white cat, angora, using a cuaculator and aptitude for figures. roofing. Kitchens ft baths occasional. 685-8949. INTERIOR ft Exterior, over 15 GALLANT SERVICE CO. Wall or party? Invite "Gerhard!'' to wall carpeting cleaned. All formerly Mr. Green the math, vocab. and writing flea collar. Vic. of Beacon St. remodeled. Aluminum doors SO1-20S yrs. experience. Reasonable size rugs. Free pick-up and skills accord, to Indiv. nds. & Duncan Rd./'Burlington. CRT OPERATOR ft windows, metal interlock prices and free estimates. Clown. Juggling, magic, Study Skills, SAT, SSAT BASEMENT SPECIAL delivery. Fully insured. mime. 665-2262. Call Mr. Fitzpatrick, 2234510. Required to imput trust entries into o CRT weather stripping installed ADO LIVING space in your 944-8976 or 944-3388. SMC wrkshps. also offered. L1-7 Call Art Nelson, 8354545. Satisfsction guaranteed. ENTttS terminal. This position requires accurate cellar. Electrical and PAINTING Free estimate. Call 272-9432. Serving srea students for SM7x PARTY? over 4 yrs. LD and Reading LOST MINIATURE typing skills (40 wpm) or prior CRT exper- plumbing work Inc. KILCOYNE PAINTING. Prof, SM28x Schnauzer, vicinity of Park CARPENTRY Specialists In barnboard. int. ft ext. Renovation. FUNDRAISER? Clinic, Inc. (centers in RUGS8HAMPOOED ••LET THE GOOD Times st. East, No. Reading. No ience. GREGORY DICTAS-New Reasonable prices. Also add Carpentry, painting ft Arlington and Wilmington). collar, salt & pepper color. FIRST ROOM $25, additional Roll" Disco, Oldies, Big For free brochure call 646- additions, porches, a lull bath for $2,500 irv- wallpapering. Call for Free Call 664-2385 or 944-5892. These positions ore currently located in remodellng. finished eluding tub, toilet and vanity, estimates. 933-5684. Please rooms $15. Call Phil 944-3001. Band, Recorded music from 4049. INSTM20X 721-1808. SOMC LOST1-8N playrooms. Bathrooms, Call 944-0031. Maksou Car- call after 5 pr- __SM1-12 40s-80s. You've heard the GUITAR LESSONS all levels Watertown square but will be moving to rest. Now hire the best. For DOBERMAN PUPPY, Black. Burlington in the spring. BayBank Middlesex ceramic tile kitchens, air penny. SOMC WOBURN Paint ft paper. RUGS SHAMPOOED all styles. Masters degree lessl Ref on req. Paul Laz- N.E. Conservatory Berklee Cha'ii collar, white flea offers a lull benefits package including tu- conditioners Installed. LICENSED Electrician, low Complete painting ft paper RUG SHAMPOOING. $25. per zara. 944-4617. collar. Answers to "Duka." Garage doors, large and ntea because I moonlight, hanging service. Int ft ext. av. size room. Rotary Scrub Coll of Music, alumnus. ition reimbursement, profit sharing and paid ENTMC Michael. 8B2-6943. INST1-6S Call 933-3851 or 643-8700 •mall lobs accepted. Free j^n English. Lie no. E20810. For estimates call 935-6889 or and Cold Water rinse, 1-663- (before 5 pm.) Reward. vacations. For more information please estimates. Call 933-0877. Call 658-7384. SOMT 933-2079. SOMT 8906 (Billerica) or 933-0884. ART'n FACTS Studio L1-8 contact aM1 < ADULTS, children (8-16) ia,. * R.M.Comne. Electric Lawrence J. Crowtey Co., GERMAN SHEPHERD, Ms. Ryan or Ms. Boyd 894-2175 or drop in to CABINETMAKER RESIDENTIAL, Industrial ft PAINTING Estab. 1969. 8MM7 Choose from more than 15 fine art classes. For a ayed fegvale. Answers to complete an application at 637 Main St in CUSTOM OR STOCK Kit- commercial wiring service. PAINTING, Expert Interior Heidi. 2 yrs. old. Lost vie. chens-Baths, Count, tops. y^m License No. A8326. and Exterior. No Job too SEWING MACHINES Brochure, 438-2900 or 729- Woltham. 2926. 489 Main St., Sto. Msrlboro Rd„ Woburn. Red vanities, fin. carp. Custom Q-,, p™ 245*508 SOMN small or large. J. Abreu. 935- WE SERVICE AND have parts ANTIQUES collar with lie. Black with An otfirmative action equal opportunity employer woodworking. Iree est. Call saga INSTHS 2793 SMIx for Singer, Kenmore. Netoo. white chest. 935-2151. MMMorJM44M. Su..l*an ctBEBlD. Con- Brothers, White, Morse, CARROLL-HARTSHORN CERAMICS L1-8 House Antiques. Oldest Woodworking: SMC |r#ct| 4 Fencing Co. PAINTING New Home, Necchi snd most, NUMBER 1 resolution for '82. Ne siperiMce Necessary CARPENTRY Chalnllnk, wood, all typee. INTERIOR AND exterior others. Singer, 295 Main St, shop In area. We buy and I will join a ceramic classl sell early American from Openings now. Eve. Hrs. 7- RN/LPN ALL TYPES, Doora, win- ^j^, ,,„, reodrs 4 com- painters. Wallpapering and Stoneham. 438-3268. (u . Nurses dowa, porches, ateps, „,„,<„ „*. 438-1546, 438- minor carpentry. SMItx turn, to iron, tin china, glass, 10 pm. Tues., Wed., & Thurs. 3 to II, 11 to 7, full or (Higher compensation dolls, clocks, etc. 872 panellng, sus. ceilings, 32^0 8QM8 Reasonable prices. Call 944-6479. FOUND Keys at NEMH. Call part time. for the experienced) wind, cords, cuat. cab. ft anytime. 933-4944. SMI-15 Hsverhill St. 944-2952. Hrs. INSTM1-29 436-1890. SEE YOU weekdays 10-4 pm. ANTMC High per diem rate or kitchens. Reasonable rates. GUITAR LE880N8 AT THE PEWTER POT BALLROOM DANCING FOUND1-6S impressive benefits NURSES AIDES Days 648-1133. •»••. 438- BOB BUSA'S Guitar Studio, Custom-Quality Restaurant where good Money Qtven Away INSTRUCTIONS in Modern. PAINTING WATCH FOUND Vic. package for the car- Immediate need full/ "5 **? Private Instructions for friends get together. At 580 HIGHEST PRICES paid for American, and International Arlington Rd., Woburn. 933- TIME—MATERIAL (Inter.) ing professional. Join part time, 7-3. CARPENTRY beginners ft advanced Main St., Reading Center. anything old. China style. Call 933-7475. 5817. REMODELING, renovating students, 272-1297. SM1-30 Exper Call evenings. 272- _. SMC cabinets, rnd tables, book- INSTM1-30 roi-a a warm dedicated Call Mon. thru Fri 6179, ask for Doug. S1-18 cases, commodes, desks, work. Attics, basements, CERAMICS PUPPY, 5 mo. old. vie. of Middlesex Fells Nurs- 665-7050 Windows, doora, I'll Spilt Your Firewood owOWrLOWiNG quilts, old baskets, old dolls, NUMBER 1 resolution for'82. ing Staff in Melrose. teddy bears, wind-up toys, Creston Ave. Call and MIDDLESEX FEUS paperhanging, painting. HAVE SPUTTER will travel. WOBURN Paint ft paper. COMMERCIAL OR I will |oln a ceramic classl Identify, 933-1685, ask for Complete painting ft paper residential, reasonable china & glass. Call Florence Quality work at reasonable You owe It to your back. It's Openings now. Eve. Hrs. 7- Frank or Mike. Call 665-7050 ~_ WISING HOME I rates Call Paul 683-8836 painless Call Woody 9 am to hanging service. Int 933-2079. rates. Call Bob or Jack 944- 8654452 or 685-5870. ANTtfT 10 pm. Tues., Wed., & Thurs. FOI-8 Melrose, Mass. i 8M2-6 6 pm. 334-3232 SOUL . SOtfJ 4143or 944-3219. SMC 944-6479. INSTM2-4 \. ■ V •^—^^"^^^^^^^" «OTiil«iiPmMfnPi« • MWMMM lo Dally lima. « Chranlclt (Wotwn.Raaaliie, wincfta«ar, ■ llllllllll LynrtWd vlllaoar r. PAGE S-14-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982 No Kaadlng T-annrlpl. Wilmington 1 Tawkttury Town Crlar, Stonaham lndapandanl REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSE BLAND BJORKMAN & LANN Da/'iiost MARTHA'S VINEYARD — Realtors - ,, (>...... COMMERCIAL RESIDEN- Sun., Jan. 101-4 TIAL center of West Tisbury Mi out Village. Commercial or residential tat fir, 2 apis 2nd floor. Year round home. Central heat utilities, beach adock rights. Call 438-1660 RE t f 8 amerlcan LEGION Hall tor rent for dances, meetings, receptions, parties. Rental Includes beverage privilege Call 944-6746. FRtfC FREE REALTY APPRAI8AL SELLING, BUYING, or renting. Call now, covering 14 towns. CO-REE, 05 Montvale Ave., Stoneham. Open 7 days & nights 436- 7190 5EM?2* Lovely colbnial in professional READING an extraordinary well maintained WOBURN, 3 bedrm. Ranch. READING: Immaculate 5% room Retirement READING: West Side Executive oversized neighborhood, 3 large bedrooms, Hdwd. firs., FP, alum, siding, Ranch. Beautifully decorated throughout. Brick front S.E. Ranch with 8 Rooms of Roomy 7 room split foyer, handsome contemporary decor including wall-to-wall over hardwood. corner lot in pleasant child Spacious Fireplaced Living Room & dining Comfortable living, 2'/> baths, 2 car garage 1 '/j baths, first floor family room, aafe neighborhood Priced FP family room, C.A. 2 car garage, '/, acre Area 13x23, 1st floor Family Room overlooks 1st floor enclosed porch overlooks ' i acre of fireplaced livingroom, formal dining right at $63,900 of privacy. Owner financing at 13 percent. r Pine studded privacy, attached garage. Quiet picturesque tree shaded grounds Central air room, many built-in and custom - RALPH FRONGILLO Dead-End street. Being Offered in Mid 80s $108,000 933-5923 conditon and much more. Price Reduced to features. 92,500 by owner. RE1-13 Exclusive $129,TO0. Exclusive! Dagnese ** Strout Real Estate WEST MEDFORO 6 rm brick 36 ft. fireplace llvrm, ex- 1 READING 64 Grand St. 50 Main St. North Reading cellent condition, good area. MELROSE NO. READING ottered by owner. Low SSO's. 258 Main St. MLS 984 Main St. 130 Park St. East - 864-34M - 944-4040 391-4728 m 944-8300 944-6582 RE1-13S 665-2850 FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT iomeowner's ARE YOU MOVING? NORTH READING 2 bed. apt, GRANDOVER PARK STONEHAM, Rte. 28, 68 Main STONEHAM PARK Terrace WOBURN, 3 rm. apt., very FOR RENT READING DON'T LEAVE your home w-w, a-c, parking, no pets. WIDE CHOICE from studio St., Buckingham Terrace, 2 Condo Luxury, redecorated. clean, In good loc. Square, furnished room, heating fuel oil behind. We $450 per mo includes heat, ($270) to 2 bedroom ($365) bdrm. newly dec. w-ww, in 1 br Includes heal, pool, Unheated; no pets. $325 mo. gentleman pref, kitchen Advisor pay cash per gallon. Call 861- hot water & cooking. Avail. delux. includes heat, hot exc. loc. w all amenities. parking, a-c, balcony & Call 944-6277 after 4 pm. privileges. Call after 6 pm, 6317. FRM14x Jan 15, 684-6500 or 475*403 water, cooking. Deposit. 1 $575. a mo. Call between 9-5. tennis. $470 865-2969 FR1-12 438*093 minute from rts 28 4 495. SPACIOUS HALL FOR RENT FRV7C 436-3740. FR1*S FR1*C Residential neighborhood. ■ FR1-6 Gary J. Litchfield — Weddings, meetings, room FOR RENT near STONEHAM 2 rm. efficiency NORTH WOBURN VIC.-2 READING 1ST FLOOR Reading Sq Available now. Call manager for ap- READING, lux. 1 bdrm. bdrm. house. Lg. eat-in kit., Realty World-Classic Realty dances, retirements, pointment . 683-3801. FRtfT apt. for single person. Third Apartment 4 rooms, K, LR, 2 Christmas partiea, etc References. 944-0314. condo. $560. incl. heat, hot tl. off-street parking. $275 mo sunporch, sing, car gar. BR, storage In cellar. Near AFFORDABLE Rental Incl. bar, and bar- FRV7C Renting Is No Joke water, central air, appl. kitch. Includes heat & elec. 944- Avail. Immed. $450. per mo. center & trains. Heat In- HOUSING tenders. Up to 275 people. WOBURN, 3 rm. apt., nice LANDLORDS, Call "Select ww, park, pool, no pets. Call 4696 plus util. 12 mo. lease and cluded. $450 month. Call 944- Rentals" now, and let our 233-4036 or 773-4011. FR1-6S ref. req. 667-4205, anytime. QUESTION: My dream Conv. loc. AMERICAN neighborhood hospital area 4980 bet. 7:30 -4:30 pm. smaller, they're on LEGION POST 101, Woburn. trained, full time staff FR1-6 FRI* FRV8C It to someday own a smaller lots, and they Off si. pkfl- Avail, immed. No LOOKING FOR Woman 40-55 Call 933-9798. FRM4x u No pets. Rent $325. Call provide you with a choice list WOBURN. Office space, to share luxury apt. near brand new house. Since have a higher unit to land ol responsible tenants MELROSE, MODERN 1 READING 2 bdrm unit, rent - 933-0925. FR1-11 approx. 800 sq. ft. Exc. Main Shopping Center in WOBURN, 400 sq. ft mod. bdrm. apt, a-c. $300; 2 bdrm I'm just an average wage density. wait i ng to rent 438-4044 St. location. Off-st. parking, Stoneham Call 436*369. retail-office store front. Exc. earner and not a option to buy condo. $425 per BURLINGTON, Lg. pleasant $400 unheated. Available Increased efficiency month. 942-0698. FRtfS public trans, at front door. FR1-13S Main St. loc. unlimited off millionaire is my dream furn. heated rm. Nr 126. $40 immediately, laundry, has let builders cut the FFH-8C awk. 272-0170. READING Fum. rm. mature Call after 6 pm. 935*367. STONEHAM 2": rm. St., park. Recent renov. ww & parking, near trans. 944-4304. completely unrealistic? average construction woman, non-smoker, ac. good exp. & traffic count. READING-ROOMMATE FR1-7 FR1-6 unheated apt. aemt-modern FR1-8C time for a new house heated, near church, SKI 93, NEAR Gunstock and bath & kitchen. Conv loc. $350. a mo. 658-5460. ANSWER: The nation's wanted. Female to share TEWKSBURY 1 bdrm apt shopping and trans.. Kit priv. FR1-12 WOBURN. Newly remodeled from the 84 days of five house, $250 per mo. IncW avail. Feb. 1, $400. Incl. util. Brickyard, 2 bedroom condo, $210 per mo. 436-5651. Irge. 6 rm. apt., w-hardwood builders certainly don't years ago to 79 days utila. Avail immed. Sec dep ref. feq. $35-$45 per week. 1- sleeps 6, 2 full baths, cable FR1-66 WOBURN. 2 rm. studio, ww. think your dream is LARRY BISSO RE. 933*036 475-0629. firs.. 8. w.w. carpet In dln.rm. today. In addition, many req. 944-6625. FR1-7 TV, month or season. Call CONWAY. NH 4 bedroom all util. Incl $350. Mod.' 1 Waaher-dryer hookups, unrealistic ■ they will FRtfC builders offer creative FRI*C READING FURN rm, mature 729-8060. after 6 call 1-535- Chalet, all modern, avail. bedrm. ww. $375. heated. conven. neighborhood. No build close to a million financing packages as a Ofttoee For Rent READING - Heated, fur- 1882. Sun to Fri. $185. Mln to 5 Michaels Realty. 935-5105. pets. $700. per mo. Incl. heat new units this year with woman non-smoker, heated, nished, liv.rm.. bedrm.. FR1-7 sales incentive to buyers. PRIME OFFICE Suite, approx near church, shopping & ma|or ski areas. Call 657-7115 FB1-6 & hot water. Call owner days hard working buyers like Don't give up your comb, with sm. kit. Mins. to FEMALE ROOMMATE 935*360. 900 sq. ft. avail in Stoneham trans. Kit priv, ref req. $35- train, church & shopping, after 5 pm. WOBURN, Mod. duplex yourself in mind. dream. Even brand new Sq. ready for immd oc- $45 per week. 1-475*829 wanted to share 3 bdrm FR1-13T townhouse condo. Lux. 3 FRI* Builders are realistic housing can be af- mid. age woman pref. Nor- Ranch. $250 with util. in- cupancy at very low rate. Call FRtfC smoker. ref. req. 944-4261. WILMINGTON: $425 4 room fla . 5 rms. plus 2Vj bths. WILMINGTON, $500. plus businessmen. They will fordable. You just have 438*851 or 438*900 cluded. Call 664-3369 home, spacious 2 car New ww, a-cond , cent. vac.. utils. and fee. 4 bdrm. cape. AMERICAN LEGION Hall tor FR1-6C _ FR1-6N only cteate a product if to get up and start FRt*s rent for dances, meetings, garage, basement, near tran bale. D&D, pool and pkg. No Anne Mahonoy Realty, 944- they feel reasonably looking. I would be happy WOBURN OFFICE space 264 STONEHAM. store or office THIRD GIRL to share my etc. Must be seen. Call 658- pets $700 per mo. plus util. 2175. receptions, parties. Rental for rent. Main St. loc. Mod. assured that a viable to discuss specific op- sq. ft. WW. AC, parking. Includes beverage privilege house, yard, pool, buarn etc. 4520. 935*619. FRI* purchasing market portunities at your at. fir. w show window, exc Own room & all util incl, FR1-6T FR1-12 Walnut Hill park area, near Call 944-9746. FRtfC exp. 8. high traffic count. WAKEFIELD. male room- exists. To insure a convenience. intersection of 938.128. Call phone $250 mo. Ask for Jan HOUSE FOR RENT 3 WAKEFIELD LUX. 2 bdrm. mate wanted tor large 4 GOT SOMETHING to store? Heat, light & AC incl. $325 664-61 a. receptive market, 933-6600. FR1-7 Self storage rooms for rent. bedrooms, 2 baths. condo. exc. loc. plus every bdrm. apt. $100. mo. plus util. builders are continually CLOSING COMMENTS mo. Call 438-1563 or 438*115. FFM-13N amenity. Avail." Feb. 1, $550 STONEHAM. 7 rooms, newly Call U Haul Co. 656-3004 or FR1-6 Cathedral ceilings, large Call 246-1984 after 5. seeking creative and .. If you have a question 5 ROOM DUPLEX apt. 2 fenced In yard. $550 heated Incl. heat & hot water. Edison FRI* about real estate or decorated. 2nd floor apt. 658-3005; FRtfT WOBURN, duplex apt. 4 Irge innovative techniques to near center and schools. bdrma, lg yard, basement. Call 658-4349 Realty. 436*400. BILLERICA CENTER new 2 require the services of a Northehore Roommates rrw. Storage area & laundry laundry hook-up, no pets. FRI* make new housing af- $550. no utils. No pets. Call LOOKING FOR n apartment FR1-6T bdrm. condo. appiianced, professional Realtor, Mr. 438-4377 after 5 pm. rm. $300. per mo. Unheated $425 mo. sep util. Call 664- fordable. to share? We have listings in mature couple preferred FURNISHED ROOM to rent WHITE MOUNTAINS Chalet, ww, ac, util. except electric. Almost half of all Lifchfield will be happy FR1-7 4067. $40 week, woman preferred. Mod.. A-lrame. glass front, $595. Call 933*122. the Middlesex area. Per- Sec. & ref. req. Doian Broker FR1-6N builders now use a to assist you. Contact BILLERICA, Attractive 4 rm. 944-1041. fireplace, cathedral ceilings FR1-12 Realty World-Classic manent listing until a 935-5705 or 933*912 computer to monitor cottage. Handy to rte 128 & desirable roommate Is FR1*C near Montau Loon & Cannon WINCHESTER. Furnished Realty, 571 Main Street, FRI-6 Mts. Renting by weekend or construction costs, rte 3. $350. per mo. Call now found. $15 lee. 5960708. WOBURN, Clean mod. quiet READING — FEMALE to apt. Nr. 93&128. Mod. kit. and payroll, and general Woburn MA 01901 (417) 851 -4330 or 438-4600 FRMOx ROOM FOR RENT wk. 935-1823 days, 933-7045 3 rm. apt. $350. plus util. and SPOT POND area, clean share house. Non-smoker, bth., pvt. loc. Adults. No bookeeping. Twenty tIS-MM. FRI-7 laundry, garage. $275 in- eves pets. $475 plus utils. Sec. NORTH WILMINGTON. 3 $425. incl. util. both near 128- quiet, non-smoking male FR1-12 percent of today's ..We are currently in- OFFICE SPACE bedroom split, furnished, 93 and shopping. cluding utilities 944-8111. Dep. 729-2455. terviewing career preferred Call 438-3423 or STONEHAM, selection of FR1-12 builders use pre- BURLINGTON. Ideal near Rte. 93. ref req. $700 per RALPH FRONGILLO 246-1495 & leave message. . FR1-8C fabricated components in minded individuals in- location. 200 to 2,000 sq. ft. mo. Call 658*026. FRtfT NO. READING — Rm. for elegant condos for rent. FR1-6S Studios, 2 bdrma., featuring their units. Today's new terested In real estate Office suites, newly TWO ROOM Professional FR1-13 rent In Ige home to help sales. renovated, priced right. Call 7 ROOMS NEWLY decorated all amenities & exc. loc. houses are somewhat office suite, central loc in 2nd floor apt. near Stoneham defray expenses. 272-7600. FFfl-8 store FRONT 300 sq. ft. & Professional person over 30, Avail. Immed. $375 to $625 Wilmington. Avail Immed. basement avail. Immed. Sq. & schools. $550. no util, Incl. heat & hot water. Edison 656*181, early morn or after $250 a mo Heat & light incl. no pets. 436-4377 after 5 pm. non-smoker preferred. $250 per mo. 864-5991 or 664-3249 Realty, 438*400. 5. FRtfT Call 933^223. FR1-6S FRI* SEASONS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FR1* FR1-12C PRINCESS HOUSE JANUARY OPENING, For full RENTAL EARN EXTRA MONEY! Part LOOKING FOR Outgoing time office helper. Must be WORK .. tlane sales position. Work 3-4 type of gal, not afraid to do ambitious, neat, able lo HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ohrs. 2 nights. Earn $75. Car handle physical labor. WINTER RENTAL. Village at her thing. Must be over 18 WANTED Wlnnepesaukee, Wens. NH. ''nee. Will train. Great for have car & phone. Earn wkly Drivers license essential. FAMILY BUSINESS Ex- WANTED AMBITIOUS SARAH COVENTRY Jewelry mothers. Call Louise at 944- HEAD CASHIER, Kay-Bee rAaoetmlt ■„:, - .„„ 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo pay checks slong with Train req. Ideal position for a pansion. Pt time mgmt person for business and All types. Otters party plan- toy & hobby ahop the CARPENTER WILL do any . 8394. HWM3x student taking year off from Monthly. 272-0724. prestige of being a Princess situation, seeking 3-5 am- management opportunity. Individ, sales. We train. Pt. nation's largest & fastest ,nt- work. Kitchens my SR1-12 :EARN $50 for 5 hours work, House consultant. Free college. Only qualified bitious individuals to work Possible Income $1500. time. 18 and over. Car desb. -showing Oueensway training to qualified. Mrs. persons need apply. For int. from home, substantial in- monthly working 6-10 hrs. 263-3802. . Fashions or be a hostess & DiMatteo. 391-2290. call Mrs. Finger 273-3538. come. Interview only 438- per wk. For appt. Call 729- ZX£Z&*££ Steve after 6 pm, 935-7216 HW1*b earn free clothing. Call 657- HWtfS 7069. 7653. HW1-7 FOODSERVICE •7988or656*763. ___HWtfT offera exc. wagea ad- •"It' SMALL OFFICE seeks part MAKE MONEY, have car. HW2-3B Naedlec rafters COUNTER HELP, part lime vancemenl cop., incentive PART-TIME FEMALE, high time clerk. 4-10 hrs. per Apply in person Mr. Vacuum. PART TIME WORK. Hrs. 9:30- IF YOU WOULD en|oy 10-3. Mon.-Frl. Burlington programa. profit aharlng, RESPONSIBLE Mother * PETS ''school or college student. week. 2-5 days per week. 8 Salem St., Woburn. 1:30. Must have 2V4-3 years showing & teaching beautiful area. Call after 5 pm. 396- hospltallzation, pd. vacs., & former teacher would like to "or .evenings, afternoon, Hours flexible. Good job for HW1* exp In bookkeeping. Clerical stitchery Creative Ex- 8771. more. Apply In pereon Kay- care for 34 yr old child in my ANIMAL SPAYING-LOCSI ' weekends. Please contact conscientious person. 933- DO YOU CARE enough to work also required. Prefer pressions is for you. Mgmt. HW1-8 Bee toy and hobby shop. home. Call after 7 pm. 944- hospital. Fern. cat. $30; mala cats, $20. Small fern, dog, •'.Mr. Duffy for interview. 935- 4430. Ask for Richard. help? Enjoy a rewarding older responsible woman, positions avail For appt. call VETERINARIAN ASSIST. Full Burllngton Mall, Burlington, 2883. 0060 HWI* career as a home maker mothers hours. Call Marge 665-3778 or 1-800-424 4320 i^ia^ ___. wwt-^jc $38: Small male dog, $38. 729- time. Call 933*170. 6463. * PET8M3X . HWMJOx Needlsc rafters Outles Include home 658-5382. req. operator No. 9 . HW1-8 " HW1-8 LPN AVAILABLE for private • PART TIME Clerical Asst. for IF YOU WOULD enjoy management assist., and HWT-6T HW1-13S jj |lallinartlrams duty at home or In hospital. MRS. BROWN'S SHELTER, FOTOMAT CORP. is seeking Manager-! 373 Russell St., Woburn has •growing medical prac. In showing and teaching meal prep, for the elderly PART TIME TELLER TYPIST-CLERICAL In- FOR Hallmark Call 272-5788. mature Indlv. to work In ANAGER lovely puppies, s Dalmation- -Stoneham. Good with detail beautiful stltchery. Creative and disabled. Openings In MELROSE SAVINGS Bank Is vestment firm In New Card and gift shop In ■ WW1-18b the Burlington-Woburn and Burlington, Mon.-Frl., 10 am Shepherd, black Labrador work, some collections exp. Expressions Is for you seeking a part time teller for England Executive Park in to 3 pm. with altern. Sats. 10 Woburn-Burlington arss. SELF EMPLOYED land- -pref. Hrs. flexible, for more Mngt. pos. avail. For in- all surrounding towns. Call the Wilmington Branch. Exc. Retriever & a Collie. Spayed Burlington is seeking an am to 4 pm. We offer excel, Send resume to Box 2901. C- scaper seeks temp, em- cats, kittens. We place only . info, please call Lyunn at terview call 685-3778 or 1-800- Paramedical Nursing Ser- training program. Hra. Mon Individual to work 25-30 hrs.- O Dally Times, 25 Montvale pioyment for winter months. vices. 273-1565. benefits Inc. paid holidays, w-resp. people. Call 933- 424-4370. request operator 9-5, TUBS 9-3 & Sat 9-12:30. wk. Typing & performing profit sharing, empl. disc., Ave.. Woburn, MA. 01801. Call Robert Callahan, 935- <:^**°_ _mt1 No. 9. HW1* Call Mrs. Kelley at the HWM2-6 2354 8539. Hrs. 1:30-6:30. other clerical tasks in our group Ins. and more. For PETS1* .•LABORER, General con- Hwt-e NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. personnel office for an appt. Pension Dept. Must have interv. appt. call Michelle at —; EWI* tractor seeks experienced $180 PER WEEK pt. lime at Morning Assistant or Nur- 662-0119. aptitude with numbers. Call 935-4106 bet. 9 am and 5 pm. DOQGflOOMING HW1-6T ALL BREED dog grooming, ,' reliable person w trans , for home. Webster, America's se's Aide, 3 mornings a wk. 272-6420. EOE. HW1-8 local work. Call 935*100. foremost dictionary co. nds. plus 1 wkend. morn. Call 729- BABYSITTER WANTED in , HW1-8 CHILD CARE 45 Church Street, Win- FULL TIME SECRETARY tor chester, Mass. 729-3487. Est •Maggiore Builders. home workers to update 5473 after 11 am. ***■? Stoneham for 5th grader, Part Time Mornings HW1-7 local mailing lists. All ages, occasional evenings. Prefer busy computer sales office. RITA'S DAY CARE open 6:30 A FORMER Elementary 1970. MATURE PERSON wanted lo CLAN MILLS portrait studios to 5:30 year round. Large school teacher mother of 3 exp. unnec. Call 1-716*42- babysit infant In my home jr. high or high school Lexington area. Call bet. 8-5, PETSM1-30 - MATURE PERSON wanted to the nation's portrait com- Carrie Scott, 863-1800, Ext. fenced In yard, in-ground will babysit full or part time. come to my home only S 6000, Ext. 5120. only. 5 days, approx. 8 am to student: References pany has immediate Puppy lOndsrgarten HW1* required. Call bet. 5-7 pm. 1& HW1-6 pool, certified teachers 944-0471. andBseic t babysit infant 5 days a week, 5 pm. Own trans. Call 944- openings for telephone Early Childhood Education. CC1-8C approx 8 am to 5 pm. Own BOSTON HERALD-Arnerlcan 8280 438-5201 sales operators. Sales exp. FULL CHARGE HW1-13 HW1*C Reasonable rates. 933-5256 STARTING THURS. eve.. trans. 944-8290 nds. pt. time office help to helpful, but not nee. Will BOOKKEEPER. Sm. office or 933-2630. I. HW1-6C work mornings in our branch OFFICE FURNITURE In- MATURE ADULT WOMAN to train. Exc. earnings apply 271 Woburn. Req. 1 or 2 days a CC31X BUSINESS Jen. 7. Dog Obedience and care for ? yr old in our home, Cambridge St., Burlington or wk. in office. Write and inc. Guidance School. 475-8462. :-IMATURE PERSON for office In the Woburn area. stallers. Immediate I WILL CARE for your child In openings available installing 2-3 hrs, Mon-Fri. Ref. call 272-4404 or 272-6751. fee. Daily Times, Box 2893, OPPORTUNITY . PETS1-7 .Receptionist. Part time or Must be 18 yrs. or older and my home. Hours that will suit .full time. Call Laachl Hair have dep. car. For further office furniture systems. For required. Own tran- HW1-8 25 Montvale Ave., Woburn, FRKPUP sportation. 944-7658. MA 01801. »w.,Hrt meals & anacks. WOBURN, Corner Grocery FEMALE PART German Info, please call 1*00*82- Interview call 939*611 ■ HW1-7 BOOKKEEPER office duties Call 868*328. „*—"«"■ ^ 1211 or 033*214. EXP. A.B. DICK 380-1600 HW1-12C for person In a sm. firm in Hwi-e -pj— store. $30,000, with $10,000 Shepard-Husky small down. Owner will finance! rPART TIME office clerk HW1-12 press & Itek camera BAKER OR PERSON Willing Burlington for Accounts LOVING, RESP. woman featurea paper trained, to learn how to bake. Owner Receivable, Payable and needed to care for Infant 20- RESPONSIBLE Mother & Call today, playful. Hsts had shots. vwanled for established TEXAS REFINERY CORP. operator. Full time, top pay, nurse will care lor child In my Anne Mahoney Realty ..Greenhouse, 9-1 p.m., nds. mature person now in good benefits. Call 935*238. will train. Full or part time Payroll & diversified duties. 24 hrs. a week begin, in Daughter brought home but HW1-18 work available. Call Richie Hrs. 8:304:30. Some exp. March. Ref. req. Stoneham home. Mon-Thurs. Call after 8444178 we already own dog. Please n Monday thru Friday. 944- Woburn area Regardless of training. Write: H.B. Sears, 944-0735 . nee. Will train. 862-4800. 438-2086. 5pm.944-4658. 696-2898 call 436-2822. , Box 711. Ft. Worth, TX 78101. HW1-8C HW1-12 HW1-12 CC1-8C B01-8 PET81-66 • ji fiWi 6C a. HW1-8 . I . . ; SueoWrwnl to Dally Tlnw 1 Chronlcli IWoourn.».»olng, Wlncnttttr. lurllngtonl. lynnimo VIHaoar No. RoMIng Trmotrlpt. Wilmington 1 Twrtubvry Town Crlor. SKmofum Indopondmt WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982-PAGE S-15 mint Scmmmtti fteal estate 9449100 324 main street, reading, mass. .An antique Colonial, built about 1830 that READING—LOVELY HOLLY ROAD features 9 rooms with 1 V, baths. 5 bedrooms, block marble fireplace, wide pine floors, large foyer, and 10' ceilings. These features all bring out its beautiful post. Large front $51,900! 4 Bedrooms $75,900! 4 Bedrooms porch, garage, and pool W/cababa enhance $84,900! Executive Location the beautiful setting on more than I acre just 2 Baths Vh Acres 4 Bedrooms off Rte 28. Near center of town W/ additional Need Full Time Licensed Salespersons! Call Today! land available, OFFERED AT $139,900. BURLINGTON WILMINGTON.. 70's RtAlTO*** MIS HASHEM REALTY Heritage Building 133-135 Main St. (Rte. 28), No. Reading 664-4191 or 044-3949 VJfl T AREA...just off Walnut Street. See this perfect in every Res. 688-6002 way 8 room home today. Newly applianceB kitchen, 2 fire- places, all hardwood floors, enclosed summer porch, formal Great expectations could be fulfilled here... dining room and family room. Picturesque view from every REAL ESTATE ESTATE in this great 3-4 bedroom 46' split, Master window. $104,900. REAL has king furn. and convenient half bath. READING: Choice Westside Ranch...in nice neighborhood of WOBURN WEST, These Huge first floor family room overlooking your WOBURN—WINCHESTER Coiy 4 room Ronch in Fox Hill oreo. Nice ilorter homo own private acre. Centrol air for those hot more expensive homes. Rustic first floor family room with quality homes are now avail, Line new development. with lull bojamont modern kilchon. pulldown Hairs to at Ridgewood Estates, a new Choice wooded lots. attic. H ocro lot. Plenty of room for exponsion $49 900 summer days. wood burning stove, 3 bedrooms, new kitchen. Huge base- subdivision loc. off Waltham Finished dead-end street w- Dod will love the enormous work-shop area ment area with good space for play room. Excellent storage. St. 'at the Wlnchester- WILMINGTON all utilities. Upper 20's. 272- or convert to a SECOND family room! One Don't wait to see this "HOUSE BEAUTIFUL" priced to sell at Woburn line. 1) new S rm. 4777 car garage plus carport. This home has a lot Garr. col. with attach. 2-car RE1-20S $79,900. gar. Lg. level lot. Many, going for it...call now...we have the key!! many extras. Offered at |uat STONEHAM BUILDERS READING: Same lovely neighborhood. Straight Ranch with new Special new split 46'. 3-4 TCWKSBURY... .BO's 1106,900 and builder will buy kitchen... very gourmet, formal dining room, new bath. down 6 percent on your bedrooms. Many xtra. nr Those fabulous 50s...not many to be found schools, trans, shopping. $86,900. mortgage 2) Now under , these days...but we have one! Three bed- const. Spacious 3-A bdrm. Poss 13V* llnanclnd. $70 ». 935-1312 rooms... master is 12x22...fireplaced living Gambrel. Cape. Ready for room is 18x22 READING: Picture book Cape with dormers and full shed. All early spring occupancy. RE1-20S double Christian doors and custom woodwork. Huge master Choice corner lot. Only WILMINGTON, $56,900. the bonus is on oversized heated two-car $81,900 We also have 13 lg. Spec, ranch. Full bsmt. fpl., garage...insulated, has 220 wiring..great for bedroom, double closets. Estate Sale. $85,000. wooded lots. New child-sate encl. porch, carport. One- workshop auto repairs, etc. Child safe fenced sis. with all utll. Priced from third acre' ■ one third acre. Call for appointment now! READING: OUTSTANDING 8 room Colonial in the Redgate $29,000 visit us at Open WILMINGTON, 7 rm. cape. 2 House Saturday and Sunday, bths. $69,900. BILLERICA....60S Lane area. Nothing missing here. See for yourself. $129,900. 2-4, or call anytime for more WILMINGTON, 6 rm. col." ^•tiyTtWJm spl.r ettfry in .xc.tl.nl cgmM&n." Family' Grab your paint brush".come and view this room plus o gamoroom in bosemont 3 Bodrooms and Info. You won't be disap- New kit.! $61,900. great three bedroom, IK bath tri-level. pointed. tireploca llvtngroom on first floor Hordwood lloors 2 READING: SPLIT FOYERED RANCH. 56' long, 4-5 bedrooms, WILMINGTON, We have Sunny coun,ry kitchen, huge family room with CROWLEY Real Estate rentals tool zone hooting system, alarm system and more. $71 500- fireplaced living room and family room, central air. Owner 933-1815 835-2340 Anne Mahoney Realty plumbing for wet bar. Hardwood floors, work VETERANS- i„ ui qualify you for a low interest. willing to do private financing. $139,900. 944-2175 shop and utility room. Young development ^ RE1-8 no money down VA mortaage. Call for details. Q6&-29B6 area in Billerica. Built, lived in and loved by RE1-6 only one family. See now! I READING: INVESTMENT PROPERTIES: 4 family just off the FOREST-CONANT REALTY REAL ESTATE r . NEWIOCAIION square, $116,900. A Westside 2 family, with huge apartments. 658-5010 ne>t >o ANCHOR RESTAURANT WANTED Just over $100,000. 2230 MAIN STREET TEWKSBURY WANTED TO RENT REALTY WORLD | 35 Lowell St.. Wilmington m SEE THESE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTIES WANTED, From private ROOMMATE wanted, male. LANCELOT IB party. 1.2 or 3 family houses Prof. Non-smoker, share 3 AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE WITH US regardless of condition. bdrm. house w-2 others. 1 FOR SALE 658-4048 TODAY 944-9100 Cash buyer. 935-4493. mile from 128, call 938-0621. USED CARS WANTED - We also sell quality used auto REWM21x 6564499 FIREWOOD WTR1-7 parts. Tested and guaran- teed. Aberjona Auto Parts SEASONED NORTHERN FOR SALE Inc. 278-280 Salem St., hdwd. White oak, birch, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE maple, cut, split & del. im- Woburn 933-4440. Mass. Lie FIREWOOD AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE med. 16" Igths. 126 cu. ft. RECONDITIONED Kenmore OFFICE EQUIPMENT WOULD YOU LIKE to buy BEDS No. 2605. Quality Our Goal; SEASONED Hardwood oak, MUST SELL: $130; 64 cu ft. $65. Call washer, 3 cycle, 2 speed. NEW & USED desks, chairs, DMSO? 99.9 percent pure. SEALY, Serta. Posturepedic, Satisfaction Our Reward. maple, ash, beech, birch. 1973 TOYOTA, Auto. Can 1978 F250 PICK-UP, 6 cyl.. Rlcherd Brown, 245-2042, fully guar, 1 yr on pans & typewriters, file cabinets at Sold as a solvent. Call 944- Mismatch Mattresses, first Q AMIOx Cut, spilt & delivered. $120 after 7 pm. 944-2079. standard. $4300. Monday-Friday. 54 pm. labor, $170, Call Bill Hollow discount prices. The Office 8461. FS1-7C too. Brass, Waterbeds, Cots, LOOKING FOR a used car? FSM4X per 128 cu ft. Call 246-2157. 6564711. Manager, 134 Park St. Rt 62, A1-7 1973 DODGE CHALLENGER. THE RAINBOW SHOP Bunks, Trundlebeds. Always a good selection. FS1-15C FS1-20T No. Reading, 864-4747. 1981 PONTIAC T.1000. 340, auto. $1,600. CordwoodARrewood CONSIGNMENT, 612 Main Bargain Center, Siesta Sleep Save Big. Hagen Auto Sales. J.B FIREWOOD 8, Coal Co. FStfN Econom. Completely rust- 1971 HARLEY DAVIDSON WINTER CUT OAK & maple RECONDITIONED 18 "lb St., Winchester. 721-1425. Shops, Jim, 273-0800. 6 West St., Reading (rear of 512 cu. ft. of all hardwood. 4 proofed, 5 dr. silver ext Sportster, 900cc, $2,800. 20' lengths by logging truck washer, 185, fully guar, 1 LOAM Looking for Oshkosh FSM20X Mobil station) 944-7904 or 944- ft. round S split. Prices maroon Int. $5400. Call after CALL Steve after 5:30 pm. load. 4' lengths by Vi & 1 year parts A labor. Call bill SCREENED411 per yard. 4 overalls, Izods, Polly Flin- MATTRESS WAREHOUSE 0229. AtfC starting at $360. per 6 935-2119. 656-5760. A14 cord. 657-5039, 944-0599, 646- Hollow, 6594711. yard minimum. ders, F-P toys, Tonka toys, open to the public. All brand MUST SELL 1980 Plymouth truckload. Bagged anthracite A1-11 USED CARS for parts and 7359. F81-13T FS1-20T UNSCREENED48 per yard. 6 Quality clothing, accepted names at discount prices. Horizon TC3, 4-spd, 4-cyl. stove coal, 50 lb. bag. $5.25 yard minimum. FIREPLACE WOOD only. 10-4, Tues -Sal THE MATTRESSMAN am-fm stereo rear defrost. deliv . 40 lb. bag $4.75 dellv. FARM MANURE47 per yard. OAK, MAPLE. Hickory, etc. SIX PIECE Beige Modular FSM1-10 64 Cambridge Street 12,700 miles. $44,00.00 Call Call Joe. 656-7045. 4 yard mlmunum. Seasoned, split, fud-wds . sofa, 2 corners & 4 chairs. ] NswTypewrHsrs R1S.3A reardefcv Few smaMdents Mlsnawum M w^,,, 6634m Alt, FSM1-16 Orders over $50 free by cord, half-cord. Call 6644687. MANUFACTURERS SAM- (Off Rte. 128 at Exit 41N) Runs great radial snows lots „,,„„ M.., SSSm'■ William Wrigh, FIREPLACE WOOO delivery. Call 6584533 or 658- D r 8 Delivered. Larry McLaughlin FS14S PLES, portable elec. and Burlington 273-2220 of room ready to go. $1050 or +*%£* ~" SEASONED 3 months for $99. 4062. 27 Severence Dr. 936-1820. FSMlOx GOALIE GLOVES Sher- manual. Guaranteed, in orig. _. FSMSx BO 438-4985. Oak & maple, cut, split and FStfT AMT3x Londonderry, N.H. brooke Catching Cooper ort. 9364664. FSM14 HORSEFEED A1-6S FIREWOOD delivered. Call 944-7269. 128 1978 PONTIAC Grand AM. deflector. Brand new, never HOCKEY SKATES. CCM ALSO Livestock and dog HANDY DANDY Flatbed SEASONED HARDWOOD, MAPLE DINING Room set, 6 exc shape, low mi. Many cubic ft. stove wood $10 used, still in bags. $130 for Bronco's, size 7, Tu'k blade, leed. Local representative trailer w-sldes, lights, 2" ball Quality wood, Red, White extra. chairs, excellent condition. extras. Rare car. Must be WANTED Oak, Ash, maple. Stove- pair. Call Tom 436-2802. nylon toe. Used very little- for Agway, Inc. William hitch $150. 1974 Toyota Land ' FS14C outgrown. Good condition. $400 or BO. 9444319. seen. $5700 or BO. Call 933- RIDE NEEDED from fireplace lengths. 128 cu. ft., FS14S Johnson, 468 West St., Cruiser needs new engine. $20 or BO. 272-2417. FS1-11C 0783. Wilmington line. Rte 38 to St. $130; 64 cu. ft. $65. Delivery FIREWOOD LIVING ROOM Couch 96" llv Reading 9444161. FStfC Make a deal 436-5140 eves. ALL HARDWOOD seasoned, FS1-13 KITCHEN AIDE Superba A1-6 John's Hospital In Lowell. and kindling free. Bob, 245- rm chair, cherry table PARTIALLY SEASONED A14S cut & split 16"-18" length. dishwasher $200 firm. 6 ft. 1072 SCOUT RALLY, 4 wheel Hrs 7-3:30. Willing to share 1472. FSM2-14 mahogany end table, frplc DINING ROOM SET, sola, Spilt stove wood, 16"-18" '73 PLY. DUSTERDUSTER" running $95 per 120 cu. ft. Will del. kitchen nook, white wraught drtve, auto., Fisher power gss expenses. Call Pat 657- screen & irons. Round mirror tables, kitchen set, average. $125. Fully cond. 99K. No reverse but all ™£ ^^TZLTSZ QUALITY FIREWOOD - 9354545. iron $200 firm. 9444018. 4063 atter 5:30 Apple, beech, rock maple, unframed. Call 685-2957. refrigerator, baby items, seasoned, split $150. drive gears. Has sticker. Will •"gJJ SXwUMB __^ FS1-11 sklis, books, small dorm FS1-7C W1-6T oak. Free maple kindling. FS14S Guaranteed 128 cu. ft. per Mil cheap. BO. Call Mike *«»• Call 658-2608. refrig, 933-4296 SEVEN ACRES FARM A1-7 Cut, spilt, seasoned, tight FIRE CUT. split, delivered 14- cord. 15 yrs. in business. .,,.5,944.1036. „ ^ DO NOT BUY a new Ken- FS1-12 FRESH PULLET eggs, Ai ■I. ( » ^mmmmmm ■* , i i < ^^^^^^■^^"^■■■■■W ^^iPi PAGE S-16-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1982 Suepltnwntto D»lly Tlmw I ChroWcrt IWoburniHtMIng, winchttW. »uf llnoton>. Lrni*« Vlllagtr Ms RMdMg Trwtcrlpl. Wilmington 1 TtwMBury town Cr»r, StoiWam n«l«mnd«nl Movie Review On with the New Year By William Pacino Neighbors' keeps By WILLIAM PACINO evenings The cost of the trip is 5 dollars and includes admission to The New Year dropped in this the Library. Get on the bus. you guessing week and it brought a couple of activities that have not been seen Drum!In Farm before. Massachusetts Audubon Society's By DAN KENNEDY It's the paunch, maybe it's the Drumlin Farm is offering Winter thinning hair, but Belushi tran- Theatre Organ concert Weekends, starting Saturday, sforms himself Into someone 20 January 9, through Sunday, March "Good King Wenscelas" arranged Participation In the Intermediate Earl and Enid Keese are a bored A new experience awaits Boston by Jacques, the "Coventry Carol" Ballroom requires that the par suburban couple. Her idea of a meal years older with ease. area residents when Clark Wilson 7. Cross-country ski or hike through Aykroyd, shedding his usual role, the woods and fields with a teacher- arranged by Shaw, "Lullay My ticipants have ten hours or equal of la burned waffles. His Idea of en- plays a family fare theatre organ Liking" by Hoist and "Ding Dong. previous instruction. The course Is outrageous. His brown hair dyed concert Jan. 9 on the former Loews naturalist as your guide. Participate tertainment is to sit In front of the Merrily on High" arranged by includes additional Waltzes, Fox TV with the remote control, swit- bleach blond, a tatoo reading "Born State Wurtlitzer theatre organ at in all or part of each day's program to Party" on his forearm, he which Includes tracking and Wood. Next, Christopher Dusseault Trot and Cha Cha, Rhumba and ching channels back and forth. Knight Auditorium at Babson of Belmont and Matthew Svatek of Swing. This class starts at 7:30 p.m. So when a demented couple, Vic becomes the character he Is por- College in Wellesley Hills. trailing, animal interview, wool traying — "Captain Vic." spinning and more. Each day's Carlisle will sing the arias "He Shall The advanced level at 8:30 p.m. and Ramona, arrive next door. Earl Pizza parlor theatre organ music Feed His Flock" and "Come Unto covers Waltz, Fox Trot, Cha Cha, as What Vic and Ramona put Earl will be presented by the Eastern program starts at 9:30 a.m. and and Enid are so desperate for some Him" from Handel's Messiah. well as Rhumba, Swing-Jive. Tango, excitement that they actually enjoy and Enid through on their first night Massachusetts chapter of The closes at 4:30 p.m. in the house next door would nor- Participation is limited. Admission to the concert is free. Marange, Samba and some line the chaos and disruption that American Theatre Organ Society, in More information is available by dances. 20 hours of previous in- mally be enough to make someone a program of the most requested Drumlin Farm also hosts hayrides descends upon their lives. calling 369-9602. 276-2279 or 861-0491. struction is required. That, briefly, Is the premise call the cops. Earl is locked In his selections from movies, stage, pops Sunday afternoons from 1 to 3 p.m. own basement, sunk in quicksand, There is a fee for the rides as well as Lexington parties may register behind "Neighbors" (rated R), a scene, opera, the '20s and '30s and for the course by calling the .shot at — and that's only part of it — Walt Disney productions. Also a general admission to the center. new movie by the noted duo of Swing with Ballroom Dancing Lexington Recreation Dept. 862- "Saturday Night Live" fame — John all In the name of a good time. featured will be a short silent movie For further Information call 259- And yet, Earl and Enid's life had 9807. 0500, ext. 11. Course cost is $30 for Belushi (who plays Earl) and Dan and sing-along. For further in- Begin the New Year right by Lexington residents and S35 for non- Aykroyd (who plays Vic). been so barren before, they come to formation and reservations, call learning to Ballroom Dance A ten love Vic and Ramona. They want the Choir Concert residents. Advance registration is Some truly nasty reviews of evenings 335-9057, 443-3119 or 235- week course for Beginners, In- required. "Neighbors" have appeared in chaos to go on forever. 6497. The Lexington Boys' and Men's termediate and Advanced levels will And yet. Earl and Enid's life had Choir will present a concert on numerous journals, but critics have commerce on Jan. 27 through April The list of events is little lean this not been entirely fair Apparently, been so barren before, they come to Get on the Artsbus Sunday, January 17, at 3 p.m., at the 7. This program will be conducted love Vic and Ramona. They want the First Parish Church in Concord week, so if you know of an event that these writers have been disap- The Artsbus, a cpmmunity service on Wednesdays at Clarke Jr High waits to be discovered, write, care pointed that the movie doesn't live chaos to go on forever. of the Wilmington Friends of the center. The concert will include both School in Lexington. "Neighbors" drags in spots, but accompanied and unaccompanied of this local newspaper and tell up to the novel by Thomas Berger Arts is getting ready to roll again Beginner class is scheduled for COMING ATTRACTIONS all about upon which It is based. But, like director John G. Avildsen keeps This time a trip has been planned to choral music and several vocal solos 6:30 p. m and will teach Fox Trot, picking things up by having a and duets, most notably the canticle it. We're revved up and anxious to most viewers, I hadn't read the go to the Kennedy Library on Waltz, Cha Cha. Hully Gully. Jesse have a lot of things to do in the New novel before seeing the movie, and I bizarre set of characters make brief Sunday afternoon. January 17. "Abraham and Isaac" by Benjamin Polka and some Greek line dances. appearances: the Keeses' punk-rock Britten. Year. found that I enjoyed it. The Artsbus will leave from Be forewarned, though, that daughter, Elaine; a cesspool drainer Wilmington Plaza at 1 p.m. and the The program will open with who spits at Earl, and the drainer's several unaccompanied carols for "Neighbors" is not another "Animal Reading Depot at 1:15 p.m. For House." It's billed as a "comic son, who threatens him with reservations, call 647-7400 or 944- the season of Epiphany sung from mayhem; and a company of the front of the church. Including Gearing up for elections nightmare." But chances are, the 0800 days and 658-8053 or 657-7400 producers wouldn't have felt drunken firefighters. compelled to advertise "Neighbors" Still, life at the end of the road is .CLIPand SAVE With nomination papers for offices statewide office and US Congress as a comedy of any type If it weren't claustrophobic, and it is Inevitable 1 except statewide and Congress will be able to obtain nomination for the presence of Belushi and that Earl is going to escape. Here's an easy-to follow map i available Feb. 9 in the Elections papers at the Elections Division of Aykroyd. The movie has some funny Avildsen's biggest failing is he i Division of the Office of Secretary of the State Secretary's Office a week moments, but mostly it's just weird. makes Earl's desire to escape with to reach "The Menu " i State Michael Joseph Connolly on later on Feb. 16. The primary. The Keeses have^Just arrived Vic and Ramona unconvincing. Earl i the 17th floor of the McCormack Secretary Connolly points out, will 1 home when the movie opens. Earl hates them for most of the movie, State Office Building, Citizen In- be held on Tuesday, Sept. 14 and the plops himself down in front of the then suddenly loves them. Larry i formation Service is preparing for a state election will take place on tube and Enid (Kathryn Walker) is Gelbart, who wrote the screenplay, veritable floodtide of queries Tuesday, Nov. 2. in the process of burning supper must bear part of the blame for this relating to candidacies, ballot Questions on state government when the new neighbors, Vic and shortcoming. questions and voting requirements. and its agencies are answered by Ramona (Cathy Moriarty) come "Neighbors" isn't unroariously Election — wise, 1982 promises to be Citizen Information Service five over and make themselves very funny, and the plot is disjointed. an interesting year. days a week, Monday through much at home. What will keep you going is the Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (ex- The interplay between Belushi and energy generated by Belushi and Nomination papers will also be cept state holidays). In the Greater Aykroyd is a high point of the movie Aykroyd, as well as the sheer available at the offices of some local Boston metropolitan area, the — especially since they switch the demented nature of the story line — city and town clerks or at election number to dial is 727-7030. Outside roles they have portrayed on It's one of the few movies in cir- commissions in those communities the metropolitan area (western and television and In previous movies. culation in which you literally don't where the voting process is the central Massachusetts, Cape Ann, Here, Belushi is the straight man. know what's going to happen next. responsibility of the commission Cape Cod and the Islands) the And, for a young comic, he is one of That's no small achievement. On a rather than the clerk. statewide, toll free number to call is the most convincing 55-year-old scale of 1 to 10, give "Neighbors" a Those interested in seeking 1-800-392-6090. straight men I've ever seen. Maybe 6. 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