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Andover Townsman, 7/19/1945 1.NTON Mailed In conformity with P. 0. Order 19687 the ANIDUVIEP ICWNSMAN Andover's Own Weekly Newsmagazine ,onifort Vol. 67, No. 41 Andover, Massachusetts July 19, 1945 Pillsbury Returns Committee Appoints New Bible School To Hold McKiniry Elected As Engineer At Teacher for Junior High Closing Program Friday fa The daily vacation Bible school Pumping Station The school committee voted to Punchard Coach appoint Miss Ansi Angelo of Hud- will hold its closing exercises on Kenneth K. McKiniry, physical in- Howard Pillsbury, who left An- son as teacher of English in the Friday evening, July 20, at 7 p. m. structor in the schools, was elected dover several years ago, has been Junior high school to succeed Miss in the South church. Parents and head coach of football and baseball rehired by the Board of Public Mabel Barn's', whose resignation friends of the children are invited at Punchard high school by the pica) Works to serve as engineer at the was accepted with regret at the to attend the program, which will school committee when it met in pumping station, it is understood special school committee meeting be followed by an exhibition of the special session Monday evening. from reliable sources. held Monday evening. hand work done by the children in The appointment will be in addition Pillsbury had served at the Miss Angelo will receive a sal- the different departments. to his other duties, making his sal- pumping station for a number of ary of $1600, plus the $2 weekly This will bring to a close two ary $3100, an increase of $400. years prior to his resignation af- bonus. She is a graduate of Calvin successful weeks, with 89 children Four men were called before the uit ter having disagreed with the Coolidge college and the graduate enrolled at the. beginning of the board for interviews Monday eve- Board on matters of policy con, schpol of Boston University. She second week; and a staff of twenty ning, McKiniry being elected on nected with the station. has taught in Bernardeton high workers. motion of Dr. Malcolm B. McTer- The change is being made in an school and the Winchester, N. H. nen, and receiving four votes. The endeavor to provide better pump- high school. Stefani to Finish Work others who were called were: Lieu- ZOO ing service, since under recent tenant Stafford J. Connor, U.S.N.R., The committee also received the On Stowe School Contract conditions the pumps apparently resignation of Mrs. Evelyn P. Cham- of Exeter, N. H.; Richard J. Moyni- have not been started early enough berlain, who was appointed in the At a special session of the school han, head coach at Central Catholic in the morning to provide sufficient spring as teacher in the third grade committee Monday night Superin- high school; and James Jordan, as- reservoir load to take care of the of the Jackson school. Superintend- tendent Erickson reported that he sistant coach at Lawrence high day's demands. ent of Schools Erickson advised the had discussed the painting contract school. The committee had previ- committee that she was resigning of the Stowe school with Mrs. Kidd, ously chosen these four out of the widow of James Kidd, who met his eleven men considered for the po- 295° Andover's "E" Bond because she and her child could death after falling from the school find no house or apartment in which sition. Record Region's Best last month. He . stated that Mrs. McKiniry received his B.S. de- to live. No action was taken on her Kidd wished to settle the contract Andover's final figures on the resignation, however. gree at the Unisfersity of New on the amount of work done. Hampshire in 1936. He was head Seventh War Loan Drive, as re- Mr. Erickson also announced that ported by the State War Finance coach at Biddeford, Maine, high New Officers Elected Loris Stefani had agreed to finish school for two years, and Babylon, :al committee, are better than the the job for $275, and he was given N. Y., for fotil• years'. He also played earlier reports. By Community Orchestra authority to complete these ar- professional football. Of the over-all quota Andover rangements. raised 186.7%, total sates being Francis J. Itodericks was elected Trousers $3,602,000. Of this total $2,959,000 president of the Andover Com- was purchased by corporations. In munity orchestra at a recent meet- ing held with the advisory commit- Series E Bonds $274,000 was sub- °get/4W scribed, representing 88.8% of the tee. Other officers are: Secretary- treasurer, Helen Eaton; member- SSE USED II 750 quota, but in Region 5 this was the best showing of any city or ship chairman, Mrs. Roger Higgins; Sittad NG town on E bonds. Other issues net- ticket sales committee, Phoebe S FOR PAINTI ted $368,000 or 108.7% of the Noyes and James P. Christie; quota. music committee chairman, Dom- NO,LLS • CEILINGS enic Teoli; publicity, B. Chester festkul surroundings...cheer WOODWORK Kennard and Hart Leavitt; li- for color effects aget Iron Left on Board brarian, Mrs. Joseph Dahle. ful yet modulated EEDS A report was given on the pro- lighting without glare Causes. Minor Blaze ceeds from the two concerts given better than An electric iron which had not during the past year, showing that ...there is nothing better been turned off caused minor dam- $150 remained in the treasury after SE SHORTS age to the home of Melville Holden, all expenses had been paid. This O Red Spring road, Tuesday morn- sum was divided equally between BPS SAT y4 °kis, ceil- ATS ing. There was no one home at the the Service Men's Fund, the Punch- use it for pointing time, but a neighbor, Frances Re, ard Girls' band, and the women's ing or wook‘v ork ..in kitchen, EIGHT CAPS tyna, 12, noticed the smoke and committee of the Andover Guild. notified Mrs. John R. Sullivan, an- An active program is being bathroom, bedroom, dining AR other neighbor, who sounded Box planned for the coming season. living room. 56 at 9 a. m. room or bring tel colors A small portion of the wall and ling ACKETS Canning Center The soot, pas olor-sty the ironing board were burned, with odern, c damage estimated at $25. Opens July 30th new, m 'ES The Andover Canning Center will ssibilities. open on July 30 at the Free church, po Street Art Exhibit the late start being caused by the To Be Held Again lateness of the fruit and vegetable 'EPAIRING Andover will very probably have seasons this year. another Main street art exhibit The Center will be under the this year, although nothing definite supervision of Miss Esther Belair 0140/1 has been done as yet. John Wolcott of Lawrence, who was in charge ovlet of the American Art Association last year. zwelefecd.' a has written Miss Frances Dalton The facilities pf the Center are in connection with the exhibit, open to all Andover residents. NEW SEAUTY WITH PATTERSON-SARGENT PAINTS 'ANTON which will probably take place-the Vegetables and fruit may be brought first week in November as part of to the church and canned there TEL 1169 a nation-wide exhibit held in the with the up-to-date equipment and conveniences that the Center af- W. R. HILL interest of American artists. Last year's exhibit, held in the fords. For a small charge, the work 45 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 102 local store windows, attracted a will be done by the workers at the WNSMAN, July 12, 1945 great deal of interest. Center. Mr 66-yE Ilam a 101 daug Hav( 9clea4 AA a ALS-lie/I diame Sh been past Su ter G ter Gerti of SI livin, Alidi PERMANENT FINISH GLAZED CHINTZ 1.39 yd. Nort Dainty small all over fiorals on soft pastel tinted grounds. Rosebud. of L Pin Stripe Floral and Floral Spray Pattern Quality Fabric — shoe permanent finish. 36" wide. twel' niec( Th PLUMP FEATHER BED PILLOWS 1.69 to 7.00 ea. inorr Feather pillows, plump and well filled. Regulation size covered .1. Sc with heavy ticking. Contents have been sterilized. high in Sc iii Si COMPACT FOLDING YACHT CHAIRS .3.25 Ideal for lawn or piazza, sturdily reinforced at points of strain. C LA Heavy white or blue duck canvas seat with double reinforced COLORFUL TL wooden back, varnished frame. 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