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1 . Wllalnrjtot. Publc Lbrary Wlnngton, Ma Copy #2 ^mfeshurg -JDUmmgton c^rrt*rtwj 18TH YEAR - NO. 25 THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 FFTEEN CENTS TOWN MEETNG MONDAY Fnance Commttee hearng had many arguments Attorney John Callan, the Town Moderator of Wlmngton, may have arrved at an answer on what to do about the General and Neghborhood Busness zonng along Man Street, n Wlmngton. The Wlmngton Plannng Board s proposng strcter zonng regulatons, wth whch many parcels of land cannot conform, and the proposals are beng ressted. Callan proposes that there be a type of zonng to take care of those busness lots along Man Street, to be called Central Zonng. n ths way, he sad Monday nght, the Plannng Board can pursue ts studes for a strcter zonng for new busness lots, wthout forcng the older lots nto a non-conformng status. The dscussons took place Monday nght, durng the Wlmngton Fnance Commttee hearngs. The Plannng Board dscussons, whch were vocferously argued, were not the only tme takers durng the 3V hour publc hearng, whch ended after 11 pm. There was a lot of dscusson about the Alderwood Estates n East Wlmngton, and of the old Harnden Tavern, both of whch are proposed for emnent doman takngs. Each artcle n the specal town meetng of next Monday was dscussed - and there are 28 artcles. Alderwood Estates The meetng, by declaraton of Charman Arthur Spear of the Fnance Commttee arrved at a common opnon that the beat thng to do s to take by emnent doman the controversal 30 lots of Alderwood Estates, n East Wlmngton. Only Selectman James Mcell was opposed. Mcel, who was one of the earler speakers, warned that t would be almost mpossble to ascertan the cost of an emnent doman takng. Tre argument was practcally demolshed by Arthur Hardng, chasms* «t UK Plannng Board and Frank Ottatl of the Conserva ton Commsson, plus a few other persons who demonstrated an economy to the town n makng an emnent doman takng. Otut, h part, sad that the takng of the land for the purpose of protectng the qualty of lfe would be a good nvestment. The town could be gven a 50% rembursement by the state he sad, and f subsequent court proceedngs ncreased the prce there could be a subsequent ncrease n the state's half of the mones. He demonstrated to the hearng that, at a prce of $60,000, the town would be payng $30,000 or about $1000 per lot for the land. Ths, he sad would be cheaper than allowng homes to be bult. Ottat sad schools, etc. would cost the town $1,000 per home per year, and that a buyng of the land now would mean a payment of only $1,000 once. John Majesk, actng Town Engneer, descrbed the land and the water easements. The water on the land, he declared, "could only go up". Arthur Hardng, who s town engneer for Sudbury, went through the hstory of the acquston of the property by the Drnkwater brothers, the present owners. They had bought the property for $25,000 and mmedately token out a $15,000 loan from the bank. Pror to that the bank bad foreclosed on a mortgage for $33,200 Hardng sad. A good house lot n Wlmngton s worth over $5,000 accordng to Hardng. To get $5,000 for any of the thrty houselots on the Drnkwater property there would have to be a lot of fllng, he sad, and the constructon of the roads would be n the neghborhood of $4,000 apece. -A $30,000 valuaton for the property would be more realstc" HANCS OTAT. and map of tho oa.o.n part of AMorwood bota.. Hardng stated Unwllng purchaser Capt. Larz Nelson of the Town Crer s the person who seeks to buy 2800 square feet of land from the town under Artcle 2. He told the Fnance Commttee that he s an "unwllng purchaser", and has to buy the land to protect hs nvestment n land whch he bought n a General Busness Zone, and s now non-conformng, due to Plannng Board acton last year. Hs purpose n seekng to purchase the property s to make hs busness lot conform to the new zonng regulatons, actual and proposed under Artcle 13. He has no use for the land, be told the Fnance Commttee, whch s now beng used by nght tme parsers Ownng the land would mean more beer bottles to pck up. RS Collectons The Town of Wlmngton wll become a tax collector for the nternal Revenue Servce f Artcle 3 s voted n the Town Meetng The nternal Revenue, Town Manager Sterlng Morrs told the Fnance Commttee, s nsstng that the town collect the mones earned by polcemen on off-duty status, drectng traffc or other jobs, and wthhold that porton due for ncome tax. The companes are payng the polcemen drectly, at ths tme, Morrs sad. Charman Arthur Spear handled the matter lghtly, but Morrs was not to be descrbed as happy Morrs sad the town had been advsed t was a volaton of the Federal code and the town would have to vote for the artcle. He es- tmated the cost of collecton etc. at 3 to 5%. He dd not know f any Wlmngton Voters Attend the Specal Town Meetng Monday, 7:30 PM at the Barrows Audtorum Wlmngton Hgh School t s your Tax Rate! Chan of Sotoctmon other towns had yet accepted the provsons as lad out by the RS. Selectman Jm Banda sad that f the town dd not collect the wthholdng taxes from the polcemen the RS would bll the town and the town would have to pay, after whch the town could "go after the polcemen" for rembursement. Mll Brook Culvert Subject for dscusson n the town meetng of Monday wll be Secton 29 of Chapter 91 of the General Laws, whch the Town Manager wants the town to accept. t must be accepted, he told the Fnance Commttee, f publc works are to be performed along Mll Brook, whch crosses the Boston t Man adn Man Street near the Wagon Wheel restaurant, and further down at the Lawrence (Wldcat) branch of the ralroad. Town Engneer Majesk sad a $ project s planned, usng a lot of state funds, for dredgng the brook, and buldng new box culverts. Only a part of the cost wll have to be borne by the town. Money Artcle 5 and 6, Morrs told the Fneom. wll be to accept money from the state n payment of town owned land that was taken for the rght-of-way fro the new brdge, soon to be bult over the Boston & Man Ralroad. Morrs recommended approval of Artcle 8 too, whch s to enable the town to borrow more money. The cost of borrowng money has gond up, he reported, as a part of the general nflaton. The money to be asked for s for the 1974 nterest accounts. Water Maas 4 Rast The dscusson of water mans, etc., brought on an exchange of phlosophes, between Charman Arnold Blake of the Water Commssoners and George Boylen of PAGE SEVEN Support Your Frefghters Protect your Famly, Frends and Neghbors ARTCLE 23 VOTE YES Wa save Pooplo or>d Fght Fres Pvt. John Kucnk VVlllVMHBOn rtf0 D#pl. OStMAtlf WAUNT: Dauohtor *»'*. and Mra. E.n..l Wall.nl of 424 Mddloox Avonuo, pctured at lh» lloammm Kwonlc Nona Show, n North Wlmngton rocontty. > > look a fourth pro n tho Junor Park Morgan don. war ho Not ontry n that clan. r Readng lght Plans for Power The Readng Muncpal Ugbt from the Boston Edson Dragon Department system load react. %f 2? Substaton a new hgh on June 12 from 4:*J - When the entre system load s 5:00 p.m. of 71,560 kva. Ths compurchased through the Gaw Stapares wth the moat prevous peak ton, there wll be a savngs of loads on Dec. 21,1972 of 68,410 kv» about 2200,000 a year. Boston and 66,320 kva on July 17, Edson offers the Readng The Department s undertak: Muncpal Lght Department a lower rate when purchasng at a a constructon program at Kenneth E. Gaw Substaton, at hgher voltage. The constructon Readng-Wlmngton lne so and materal cost of the work to be done at the Gaw StaUon wll be the frm capablty of that stht wll be 10,000 kva to the end * pad back n about 3W. years due to year. All major equpment for», Una sweetn. raprovtxflsol Load projectons made by the project s on order and eonsupcton bds are due on June 22. wth Readng Muncpal Lght Departwork to begn on or about July 1. ment personnel ndcate that f the The Gaw StaUon wll not be hstorcal load growth contnues NOT COUNTNG SPECAL TOWN MEETNG SPENDNG $201 Tewksbury tax rate predcted Fnance commttee Charman Norman O. Boudreau has predcted Tewksbury's lax rate wll be at least $201, not countng ncreases needed to pay for any authorzatons made by the June 25 specal town meetng Boudreau told hs commttee June 20 that hs estmate was partly based on a $33 mllon tax base for 1(73. based on l(72's fgure of $31.7 mllon, and authorzatons made by the March town meetng. Other factors n hs estmate, Boudreau sad, were already announced state Cherry Sheet tax rembursements to the town and hs own hope water department recepts and other sources of funds for the town wouldn't be below those of Boudreau sad he couldn't predct f town assessors would set the tax rate before the Juae 25 specal town meetng, when $1.5 mllon more n bond ssues and appropratons wll be consdered by voters. f the fnal tax rate does take the specal town meetng's appropratons nto consderaton, and the town meetng approves artcles backed by the fnance commttee, the tax rate should jump another $5. A dollar on the tax rate, based on 1S72 assessments, would represent $33,000 n expendtures. That fve dollar estmate s also based on 1972 assessments, whch won't be n effect for the comng year. Reassessment of the town s complete, and the tax rate set by the assessors wll reflect new valuatons. An estmate taxes would jump, from 1972's $176 tax rate to $206 n 1973, based on 1972's assessments, does gve an dea of the degree of a tax hke on a general level. Wth reassessment, ndvdual blls mght vary greatly from those of 1972, reflectng ncreased or decreased valuatons for homes and busnesses. GMME * UTTlf KNEE: Ulualry photoaraphor lay tomothlno. Sfco hol lo movo.lorl.u. out tho r.quor w't noco.toy lo. Towkobvry postman Thomo. Conlon. Ho s ono of tho frst pool ohko employer n tho town to woo* shorn, whch tho poal sorvlto t allowng hl yoo as an optonal port of summer un- formt. TEWKSBURY TOWN MEETNG JUNE 25 Fnance commttee backs water artcle The Tewksbury fnance commttee has voted to back a specal town meetng warrau artcle to provde (1.3 mllon to meet the town's water needs for the next decade. The commttee wll advse voters to dsapprove an artcle to accept state hosptal land for a hgh school n return for gvng the capable of handlng atthe ^JH^J^Z XS SSumm c/bwn sold waste dsposal facltes. Readng Muncpal ladgfr. g" ^J^hta «.Tof Voters wll consder 24 warrant artcles at the town meetng ment system load untl Hghway near the Nortn stated June 25 at 8 p.m. n the hgh school audtorum. The fn- Readng Town Lne s movng en, vo ted at ts June 20 meetng to support only 12 artcles and forward. Ths staton wll provde recommend ndefnte postponement (kllng) 21 artcles, transformer whch has been spare to be used only n case of falure of one of the two unts n servce, s put nto servce. On June 12, wth the system peak of 72,560 kva, the Gaw Staton experenced a load of 52,360 kva and the balance of 20,200. was receved at the Readng Ash Street Substaton over 13,800 volt lnes 'Rent-n-kd' n Wlmngton for purchases from the New England Power Company. The Commtteemen may vote pror Readng Town Meetng n March to the meetng to amend another approved takng of land for ths artcle to allow a possble cut n staton whch should be n servce polce workng hours, by early Artcle 3 n the warrant would authorze $980,000 for a fully equpped water treatment plant, and $510,000 to develop new wells and lay new mans. The water commsson has stated the mprovements are needed to keep pace wth the town's growng populaton. Federal funds ncluded The commttee voted 5-2 to support the artcle, and to authorze $200,000 n federal revenue sharng funds be used mmedately for the treatment plant. Most remanng costs of the plant and other water mprovements would be pad for wth bond ssues. Commtteemen Lyle Wynans and John Budrewlcz were opposed to the acton. They questoned whether the plan wasn't a shortterm soluton that would cost the town more n the long run. Charman Norman O. Boudreau Wlmngton's frst "Rent-A- ducted a survey of youth nterests Kd" program wll start the week, and needs n neghborng towns. begnnng June 25th. The program The greatest sngle need expressed s beng sponsored by Mornngstar, by the 688 youth who were sampled a dvson of Share, nc.. a human was Jobs. Because of ths survey servces operaton n Lowell, of concluson, the "Rent-A-Kd" whch Wlmngton s a partcpant. program was developed. Les Whte of Marcus Road s the Wlmngton resdents wth jobs presdent. such as pantng, gardenng, The goal of the "Rent-A-Kd" babysttng, lawn mowng, program s to provde work for cleanng, etc., wll be asked to call young people not old enough u Young people desrng work full-tme. Many young peo- work wll regster for the ple n Wlmngton, ages 13 to 16, program. A youth wll be matched desre some type of employment, up wth a job and sent to the especally durng the summer employer. The questons of pay, months. The "Rent-A-Kd" work hours, and job respon program s desgned to provde sbltes wll be decded by the sa d the prncpal and nterest on jobs n Wlmngton for Wlmngton employer and the youth youth. Recently, the Outreach Staff members of Mornngstar con- Wlmngton Polce meet Emergences All of a cop's work sn't chasng crmnals, and Wlmngton polce thought for a whle recently they should have traded ther blue unforms for the whte ones of an ambulance crew. Town polce rushed three persons to Wnchester Hosptal after they were njured n separate accdents wthn 90 mnutes. A man badly lacerated hs hand on ndustral Way when a plate glass wndow broke, and had to be rushed for treatment. Shortly after that a garage worker dropped a tre ron and badly lacerated hs head He was off to the hosptal. Mnutes later, a woman brought her year-old chld nto the staton, sufferng from a bad laceraton on the back of ts head And the chld was rushed to the hosptal Then the cops went back to chasng crmnals. To lst a Job and to regster to work, call NEW ENGLAND DSPLAY AT PUBLC LBRARY The Wlmngton Publc Lbrary, for the remander of the month of June s dsplayng books and pamphlets about New England An nvtaton has been extended to both the armchar traveler and those plannng to explore New England ths summer to browse through the collecton. PLANNNG BOARD SETS SUMMER SCHEDULE A summer schedule of meetngs has been approved by the Tewksbury plannng board. Meetngs wll be held at 8 p.m. June 17. July 9 and 23, and August 6 and 20. Planners expect they may need to hold several other meetngs as the need arses. NOTCE TO RESDENTS The Wlmngton Boosters have not gven permsson to Tme-Lfe, nc. to solct the town on behalf of the Boosters Assocaton. the orgnal bond ssues would have cost the town $163,000 n the frst year. Usng the federal funds to cut one bond ssue, however, would reduce the total frst year's cost of the ssues to $151,000. Artcle 9 on the warrant asks voters to support legslaton to allow the state Department of Publc Health (DPH) to gve the town 90 acres of state hosptal land for a hgh school ste n return for free sold waste dsposal servces. DPH cause of request Permssve legslaton was approved n 1972 to allow the DPH to gve the land to the town f t chose to. Snce then the DPH hasn't gven the land to the town, and has sponsored new legslaton. The new legslaton would repeal the 1972 acton, and would replace t wth permsson to make a new agreement. The new agreement would gve the town the land, but only f the town provded the state hosptal free use of sold waste dsposal facltes wthn the town forever. Commtteemen opposed supportng the DPH's bll for three reasons. They beleved f the 1973 acton sn't approved by the legslature, pressure can be brought on state offcals to make them gve the town the land under the unrepealed 1972 legslaton. Fear waste costs Other factors n the commttee's decson were a fear waste dsposal costs mght quckly ncrease to outrun the $250,000 estmated value of the 90 acres, and concern "wffame vmhln the town Members ponted out the town mght have to shp wastes beyond town borders eventually. Artcle 12, whch would provde funds to survey, engneer and pay legal fees to partly clear road and boundary lne problems n South Tewksbury, also met commttee opposton. Boudreau questoned whether the town wouldn't be payng for work prvate bulders should do f the artcle weren't passed. Artcle 24. whch would provde a 37.5 hour work week to town polce, won't nclude a recommendaton by the commttee unless Boudreau proposes an amendment at a fneom meetng just pror to the town meetng. Would allow BegotalloM After the commttee splt 3-3 oh supportng or opposng the artcle, Boudreau, who ddn't vote on the matter, sad he would offer an amendment to allow the selectmen and polce to negotate the matter. Boudreau sad the amendment would allow a personnel bylaw change requested by the polce, but only f the selectmen and polce agreed to such a change through negotatons. Artcle 7 would request legslatve approval to hold a referendum on repealng or retanng the town's past approval of a state law gvng polce seven day weeds as a bass for ther vacatons. The commttee supported the artcle. Other artcles supported by the commttee ncluded the followng: PAGE TWELVE School commttee ndcates support for hstorc home on school land The Tewksbury school commttee has voted unanmously to approve "n prncpal" transferrng land to the hstorc commsson as a ste for the 160- year old Kttredge - Gray House The matter wll be studed further before the commttee announces a fnal decson on the transfer at the June 25 specal town meetng. Voters wll be asked at the town meetng to spend $19,050 to'move the hstorc home, excavate a ste and construct a new foundaton for t there. They wll also be asked to approve any school commttee agreement to transfer land on the Foster School grounds to the hstorc commsson for a ste for the buldng. The fnance commttee has recommended artcles to provde for the movng, reconstructon and land transfer be ndfntely postponed (klled). Members questoned whether the home was of real hstorcal sgnfcance, and whether ts value was equal to that of sports and other programs. Fneom Charman Norman O Boudreau was the only commtteeman to back the artcles He sad the buldng was of hstorcal nterest, and lttle of hstorcal value was left n the town. The Wamest Lodge. Af & AM. has offered the buldng to the town free provded the structure s moved from ts present ste n the Tewksbury Center trangle. The buldng was used untl recent years as the Masonc lodge. A gas staton s slated for the ste wthn months, and the buldng wll be torn down f the town doesn't move U Mrs Kelly told the school commttee June 13 that the buldng could eventually be used to house the town's archves, whch are scattered throughout several town locatons. The buldng also has space for a possble town museum and offces for her commsson, she added. The buldng was once the home of a member of the leadng famly n the town durng the colonal perod, the Kttredges. Members of the famly served on almost ever town board durng the 1Mb century, and were key mast n the PAGE TWELVE

2 PAGE TWO Deaths SERVCES TODAY FOR VTVAN L. BURTON,2. Vvan L Barton, of Harold Ave, Wlmngton ded at the Green Grove Convalescent Homr. North Readng on Monday evenng. Mr. Barton, who was born on November 17, 1883 n Brookeld, New York was the son of the late Hram R. and the late Harret L. (Bennett) Barton. He had resded n the upper New York State area the greater part of bs lfe before movng to Wlmngton V years ago. Pror to hs retrement, Mr. Burton had taught n the Dstrct S School Systems n Westchester County, New York for over 35 years. He was a past offcer of the Peekskll Area Retred Teachers Assocaton and a member of the New York State Retred Teachers Assocaton. He also held membershp n.o.o.f., Brook feld. New York, Loyal Order of Moose, Utca. NY. Lodge No 450. He had served as Dstrct Supervsor for the Boy Scouts of Amerca. Westchester County and Deacon for the Dutch Reform Church, Montrose, New York. Mr. Burton was the husband of the late Dorothy C. (Sonker) Burton and s survved by hs son, Rchard H Burton, ST.; and hs grandson, Rchard H. Burton, Jr. both of Wlmngton. He was the brother of the late Mss vanore E. Burton. Funeral servces wll be held at the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral HOme, 374 Man Street Wlmngton today (Thursday) at 11:30 am, wth the Rev. Wlls P. Mller of the Unted Methodst Church, Wlmngton offcatng. Bural wll take place n the famly lot, Wldwood Cemetery. EDTH L. H1BBNS,, WAS REGSTERED NURSE. Mrs. Edth L. Hbbns. of 22 Greenwood St., Melrose ded at the Melrose-Wakefeld Hosptal on Frday mornng. Mrs. Hggns, who was 68 years of age at the tme of her death, was born n London, England, the daughter of the late James E. and the late Laura (Claxton Rutherford. She had lved n Canada durng her youth and had been a resdent of Melrose for over 30 years havng resded on sabella Street pror to movng to Greenwood St., a short tme ago. Mrs. Hbbns, who was a regstered nurse, was a graduate of the Chelsea Memoral Hosptal and had been employed for many years at the Melrose-Wakefeld Hosptal untl her retrement three years ago. She was the wfe of the late J. Allan Hbbns, Sr. and s survved by her two sons: J. Allan Hbbns, Jr. of Readng; Stanley R. Hbbns of Wlmngton; her two daughters: Mrs. Frederdk (Jane M.) Hll of York. Mane and Mrs. Paul (Martha J.) Wasnor of Woburn; her brother. Edward Rutherford of Syracuse, New York; her fve ssters: Mrs. Laura Van Cott of Mlls. Mrs. Ethel Mundy of Wellan, Ontaro, Mrs. Else Bradley of Brockson, Ontaro, Mrs. Adelade Swayne of Ottawa, Ontaro and Mrs. Eleanor Sharpe of Toronto, Ontaro; also her S grandchldren. The funeral servces were odd at the Green Street Baptst Church. Melrose on Monday at 11 am wth the Rev. Larry E. Burd offcatng. Bural took place n the famly lot, Frst Parsh Cemetery, York, Mane. Funeral arrangements were under the drecton of the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home. 374 Man St., Wlmngton. GEORGE G. NUGENT SR. DES. WAS ST. DOROTHY'S PARSHONER George G. Nugent, Sr., husband of Anna D. (Scott) Nugent of 80 Brown St., Tewksbury, ded unexpectedly at a Lowell hosptal June 13. A funeral mass was held for hm June 16 at St. Dorothy's Church, and nterment was n Tewksbury Cemetery. Born n Cambrdge, February 21, 1906, he was the son of the late Wllam B. and the late Mary (Kelly) Nugent. He was a Tewksbury resdent for the past 32 years, and was a member of St. Dorothy's Church n Wlmngton. He was a truck drver for the Caples Truckng Co. n Cambrdge for 43 years, and was an employe of the Lordan Brothers Truckng Co. n Cambrdge for two years pror to hs retrement n He was a member of the Teamsters Unon, Local 25 n addton to hs wfe, he s survved by two sons, George G., Jr., of Plastow. N.H., and Charles F. of Danvers; two brothers, Wllam of Baltmore, Md., and Herbert of Cambrdge; a sster, Rta MacFarlane of Anahem, Calf., and a grandson. TEWKSBURY MAN DES THREE DAYS AFTER TRUCK MSHAP A 63-year-old Tewksbury man ded June 17 at St. John's Hosptal Lowell, three days after he was apparently struck by a tow truck on Man Street. Polce sad Edward P. Smth, of 826 Shawsheen St., was on a sdewalk when a tow truck drven by Davd Gladdng. 28, of 21 Pearl St., Readng, apparently backed nto hm at 5:30 p.m. June 14. Frefghters James Graham and Russell Gurley. Jr.. rushed Smth to St. John's by ambulance. They descrbed Smth as apparently suf- THE MEASURE OF QU4LTV AR CONDTONERS lor Clean, Cool Comfort ths Summer of 73 SERES TWO DELUXE K2-631QO Take Home Portable... Plugs nto Household Outletl * Powerful, 6,000 B.T.U. 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A funeral mass was scheduled to be held for hm June 21 at St Wllams Church at 10 a.m. nterment was to be n Tewksbury Cemetery. Born n Cambrdge, June he was the son of the late Edward and the late Paulne (Rosen) Smth, and resded n Tewksbury for the past 16 years. Prevous to then he was a Cambrdge resdent, and retred about 15 years ago as a rgger for the EH. Hnds Co. of Cambrdge. He also was employed for several years for the Westford Buldng and Wreckng Co. He was a member of St Wllam's parsh and Local S of the Teamsters Unon. He s survved by a sster, Mrs Lllan O. Mello of Tewksbury. wth whom he lved-, and a brother. Frederc E. Smth, also of Tewksbury. PATRCA SULLVAN KLLED N NEW YORK The body of Patrca A. Sullvan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Sullvan of Gunderson Road, Wlmngton was found, Tuesday afternoon, n her dormtory room at the C.W. Post College, n Greenvale, Long sland, N.Y. The news of her death shocked the people of Wlmngton. The young lady was well known and popular, a 1970 graduate of Wlmngton Hgh School, who had lved the normal lfe of a person of her age. Born n 19S8, she bad fnshed her junor year at the College, and had planned to stay at the college for the summer. The Newsday, newapaper on Long sland, New York, sad that she had been ted hands and feet, and had been stabbed 21 tmes n the stomach and abdomen. Shoe laces had been looped around her CARPENTRY nteror Remodelng Porches, Stars, Gutters Foyer*, 6tc','. Free Estmates wrsts, and the medcal examner had sad that t was ndcated that she had been ted tghtly, before she ded. She ded from hemorragng of the deep wounds n her heart, lver and stomach. n addton there was a black eye, swollen lps and bruses and scars on her forehead and face. When found she was clad n lght blue Jeans, a lght colored blouse and a yellow sweater, and was n her second floor room of the Adelade Close Rggs hall. The body was found by a Mr. Lower, who s Drector of the Placement at the college, and t was determned that she had been dead from at least 4 am on Tuesday. The Chef of Detectves told Newsday that three knves had been found n the room, one of whch was a steak knfe. The medcal examner sad that the wounds could have been nflcted wth such a knfe. Students at the C.W. Post College reported Mss Sullvan as beng quet and hard workng. She had a full tme summer job as a watress at a restaurant n Centerport, Long sland. HOSPTAL FUND Relatves, frends and loved ones honored by contrbutons n ther memory to the Wlmngton Regonal Hosptal Buldng Fund ths week nclude: Judy Klmarchuk Termey, our precous daughter, lovngly remembered and sadly mssed by her Mon and Dad, Mr and Mrs. Samuel Klmarchuk. Judy Klmarchuk Tenney sadly mssed by her brother Joseph, hs Paulne and Cale, Rchard and Jolee. Rchard Lpsk Memoral Fund from the Howlett Famly. Sally Flemng (Tewksbury) from Mr. and Mrs. George DeLsle. Unforgettable memores of our dear ones n Heaven from Mr. and Mrs. Rocco DePasquale, Sr. Charles L. Palmsano (Maden) \faur Shp Has -Come n from Mr. and Mrs. Rocco DePasquale, Sr. n lovng memory of my mother, Mrs. Effe E. JeweU, from her daughter Mrs. Pearl F. Gould. Phlomena Alter (East Boston) from Mr. and Mrs. Phlp J. DeMarco. Eupleo Cuoco from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence. Eupleo Cuoco, father of Offcer Joseph Cuoco, from Mrs. Nelle L. Thompson. Edth Hbbns (Melrose) mother of Stanley R. Hbbns from Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Longo. Edth Hbbns (Melrose) mother of Stanley R. Hbbns from Mrs. Anna Stanley. John J. Sheeban (Tewksbury) from Mrs. Edward McLaughln and Famly (Saugus). Margaret Nckerson (Nova Scota) mother of Mrs. Glora Jackson from Mr. and Mrs. Lonel Jackson. Francs Farrell, brother of Mrs. Roscoe Hand from Mr. and Mrs. Steven Colucc. Arthur E. Wllams from Mr. and Mrs. Steven Colucc. Mary and Joseph Doucette, lovngly remembered on ther brthdays by ther daughters and son: Theresa Smeltzer, Agnes Shelton, Celeste Lusser, Marguerte Hanson, Beatrce Yankowsk, Bernce Lynch and James Doucette. Albert Doucette, lovngly remembered on hs brthday by bs ssters and brother: Theresa Smeltzer. Agnes' Shelton. Celeste Lusser, Marguerte Hanson, Beatrce Yankowsk, Bernce Lynch, and James Doucette. Hosptal Notes Boy Scout Keth Wolley of Woburn St., Wlmngton, n order to gan hs Eagle Badge s usng as hs Communty Project the Aucton and Apple Festval for the Wlmngton Hosptal Buldng Fund. Keth s dstrbutng notces as to the date of the event - the second Sunday n September and s wllng to pck up any merchandse avalable. BLTZ Every Wednesday at 8 P.M. K of C Hall, Wlmngton, Mass Door Przes Free Refreshments Wlmngton Sons of taly For MvaTy Of Boston Globe AM - PM - Sun. Record Amercan AM and Sun. Coll»5S-S?ll HOSPTAL BULDNG FUND M CCf 1 Onlt»x.«>n» m«y to «m lo MlddUm Swb % JM^ MoHto. WJmnj.n 1 lh. WJ. mtnglon C.nl.r Pharmtxy % Mn. Uhmn W *ud». Man SltMt. Wlmnf.n. AN com.bul.m w* b. «- tawwtsdawt CARPET OUTLET REMNANTS BROADOOM Vnll >o Woll fmnllatar HUGE SAVNGS 411 MAN ST Jcl 3b & MKE'S K0RNER VARETY 296 Shawsheen Ave. (Rte. 129) Wlmngton OPEN EVERY DAY 7 AM to 10 PM COLD DELGHT DARY NOW OPEN FRAPPES BANANA SPLTS SUNDsAES CONES SODAS SLUSH *0AN KUZ1UAN TO WED PAUL RAPOSO Mr. and Mrs. George Kuzran of 17 Drlam Crcle, Tewksbury announce the engagement of ther daughter Joan Dane to Paul Kevn Raposo of 458 Shawsheen Ave., Wlmngton. Mss Kuzran s a graduate of Tewksbury Hgh School, class of 1972 and s currently employed as a secretary at Tewksbury State Hosptal. Mr. Raposo s n the Navy and s statoned on the U.S.S. ntrepd, Quonset Pont, Rhode sland. A September weddng s planned. THEODORE C. McKE RECEVES DEGREE Theodore C. McKle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McKle of Woburn St., Wlmngton was awarded a Bachelor of Scence degree n Physcs by Rensseaer Polytechnc nsttute at the Unversty's 167th Commencement held on May 25th. Mr. McKle, a 1«*» graduate of Austn Prep has accepted a poston as a junor techncal wrter wth Dgetal nc., of Maynard. TEEN AGERS KNOCK DOWN WOMAN Three teenage grls, on bcycles, rdng on the sdewalk n Wlmngton Square knocked down May Hadley, of Boutwell Street, n an accdent Tuesday afternoon, and then contnued wthout stoppng. Mrs. Harldy reported the ncdent to the polce. She s now confned at home, n great pan wth njures to her spne, for whch xrays have been taken Get Your SPRNG TUNE-UP NOW featurng ELECTRONC TUNE-UP Staton No ANsral. Atof»r Club MMMO StnMtClwa. San* Amercan! OKNTO MDNGHT CtrwW SwaspWh ftew Servce MMMdUtaAve. North Wlmngton 65S 949S NS STUDENTS STUDY SEAPONT BEACH, MANE On Thursday, June 7th, 17 scenct students from Wlmngton's North ntermedate School traveled to Seapont Beach, Kttery. Mane to study the seashore. A scuba dvng team under the drecton of Dck Huggns and Bob Radopp learned the fundamentals of Scuba equpment and took a short dve to observe underwater sealfe. A second group, under the drecton of Dan Sprlggs and Pat Bennett studed seashore lfe. Students n ths group collected and dentfed plant and anmal lfe common to all New England shores. They learned the use of an oceanographers tools such as sene nets and plankton nets. Some ran chemcal tests on the water. Whle Joey Robarge chased lobsters under the water t was reported that the lobsters chased Lucnda Rchards who took a fancy dve of her own to the bottom of the sea. t was a most enjoyable and educatonal event. CARD OP THANKS We wsh to thank all our relatves, frends and neghbors, the Burlngton Polce and Fre Department, the Wlmngton Polce Department, Wlmngton Postal and Town Employees, also the varous organzatons who asssted us n our recent sorrow. We also apprecate the sprtual bouquets, the floral bouquets, cards and gfts. Famly of Francs M. (Frank) Farrell F YOU DUNK WHN YOU DON'T WANT TO THAT'S OtM SOSwMSS Wrte T* t Laure U«4. Tewksawry M UaaVasssssMBslwaV by Roger Any cuttng tool la only useful when t s kept sharp, a dull toot requres more power to use. docs ts work more slowly and leas accurately. All sharp-edged tools become dull wth use, even f used preperly and stored carefully. Tak. the lttle tme needed to sharpen tools, and t wll become a matter of prde. Do not wat untl edged tools are dulled before sharpenng them, but sharpen lghtly once n a whle so that they keep ther edge. f you have dffcult repar, remodelng or buldng jobs to handle see the knowledgeable staff at Sweetey H*UM Cewtesy Ceater. SS Man St., Wlmngton, 65*2051. We cater to the do-tyourselfer wth personalzed servce. Royalcote, Barclay, Georga Pacfc and Abtb panelng on dsplay wth over 150 sheets for your vewng. Hours: Daly from am to pm and Frdays from 8 am to 9 pm. HelpM Hust: Fles are used to sharpen saws; abrasve wheels to sharpen chsels, gouges,, knves, planes and scrapers. KEEPSAKE tlamoms WEMKAMS WATCHES: lasjnk-mtf. Tmes - Tlssu Electrk 21 Jaw. Bouver WATCH REPAR 354 Mddl.s.x Avs>. Cor Shady Lano Dr. N. Wlmngton Open 5-10 PM All Day Sat aumtft( rcr.. <»*»» TK"'ukr*»Wll ptlrl r kk., SM MM Akm. 0M7 f«l (.17) 4Sa-SS4«. s-bkr.pt.n.<r. aasjasss..*».. wssaqasa **. u.t u wssm sr. M sssass.-.*... Olll.ll S. k..w. 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4 PAGE FOUR. The Am of the League of Women Voters Only a few days ago the Massachusetts House of Representatves voted for a queston on the 1974 ballot, askng whether or not the sze of the House should be reduced from 240 to 160 members. Ths s wdely regarded as a vctory for the League of Women Voters. The voter, bulldozed as he has been by a hgh pressure propaganda machne, wll probably vote to reduce the sze of the house, and thereby be robbed of a part of hs brthrght. The lades, by dnt of hard work, have succeeded n convncng the people of ths Commonwealth that the state should be changed. t wll be a mstake, and the handwrtng now seems to be on the wall for at least one more paper - a Boston paper whch also seems to sense that thngs are wrong wth the proposal of the lades. The League of Women Voters n Massachusetts are commtted to the dea of pressure poltcs - the thng that any thnkng ctzen abhors. There s, f the reader wll remember, safety n numbers. The ancent Athenan jures had 512 jurors because 257 was an awful large number of people for even a rch man tq brbe. Wth 240 representatves, nstead of 160, the same safety factor s n the nterest of the people of Massachusetts,.e. t wll be more dffcult for the lobbysts to do ther work, and the average voter can feel more secure. But that s only a pont, and not the most mportant one. More mportant s the representaton of the voter. Ths can be better acheved by more people, not fewer. More representatves can better respond to lots of factors that are mportant - ethnc questons, the needs of the communtes, etc. From a standpont of representaton t s wrong to lump together a bunch of "suburban" communtes wth a "core cty". Those communtes are worthy of representaton. Ther vewponts are dfferent from those of the core ctes. The presdent of the League of Women Voters of Andover s an argument n ths case. She went nto the state house and told the legslators that Andover deserved representaton, and just shouldn't be a part of a greater Lawrence dstrct. The lady s rght. There should be representaton for as many towns and ctes as possble, n Massachusetts. Power should not resde n the hands of a few poltcans, from the core ctes. That, unfortunately, s the am of the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts. DEMOLTON PERMT WTHDRAWN Harnden Tavern certfed as place of Hstorc nterest The Harnden Tavern, n North Wlmngton, has been certfed by the Massachusetts Hstorcal Commsson as a place of hstorc nterest The certfcaton was voted unanmously by members of the Mr! Shrl.y Collon commsson, meetng at 40 Beacon Street, Boston, Tuesday. Mrs. Shrley Callan of 571 Woburn Street Wlmngton, a member of the apponted Wlmngton Hstorcal Commttee presented the data for the certfcaton to the state commsson, charman of whch s Francs F.X. Davoren, Massachusetts Secretary of State. The Commsson conssts of Thomas Boylston Adams, Dr. John Ots Brew of the Pea body Museum, John W. Curts, Bruce Gullon of the Department of Natural Resources, Robert F Neeham, Alfred Sherman of the Massachusetts Dvson of Toursm, Edmund Kellogg, Mons. Edward G. Murray of St: Paul's n Cambrdge, Donald C. Wlder of Bratatree, and Albert B. Wolfe Esq. of Boston. The Executve Drectqr s Robert B. Rettg. Mrs. Callan told the Town Crer that much of the nformaton, and a great deal of assstance came from Alce Hathaway Dllaway. now a resdent of Waltham, formerly of Wlmngton, and a TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/ THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 ATTONEY UKAS: Spoaklna..1 h. fnance Commt!., h rng. The clash had been several weeks n the makng, almost from the day that news of the demolton permt was publshed n ths paper. Mrs. Callan told the Fnance Commttee that she had mmedately gone to see Mr. Pallotta. n an effort to save the old buldng. As she related the story Monday nght, she sad that the owner had told her she could be nfluental n havng the property rezoned for condomnums. He had offered to gve the tavern to the town, she sad, f the land was rezoned. She sad she had told hm that her only nterest was n the preservaton of the buldng, that she had no nfluence, and that he had told her "Ths s the only club have left". t was after ths that Mrs. Callan had gone to the Massachusetts Hstorcal Commsson. She exhbted a copy of the permt whch had been granted for the demolton, n the Fnance Commttee meetng, and sad that Pallotta had valued the old home drect descendant of the Dr. Slas a t $14,000. Brown who purchased the old Mrs', callan told the Commttee Harnden Tavern n lal by establshng the Hstorcal The acton of the Massachusetts Commsson the town could take Hstorcal Commsson puts the the property by emnent doman Town ot Wlmngton nto a poston f or the purpose of preservaton whereby t can take the tavern and Dong ths, she sad "wll enhance land surroundng t, f t s so voted n Town Meetng. The acton would have to be through the Wlmngton Hstorcal Commsson, whch also has yet to be voted n Town Meetng. There are artcles whch presumably wll enable ths to be done, f voted n the Town Meetng of next Monday. Permt wthdrawn The permt for the demolton of the old tavern has been wthdrawn. t was.wthdrawn from the offce of the Wlmngton buldng nspector on Tuesday. Anthony Pallotta, owner of the buldng, and hs attorney, Robert F. Lucas of Wakefeld were among those who were present at the Fnance Commttee hearng on Monday. There was qute a clash between Mrs. Callan and Mr. Lucas. YOU CAN BUY A NEW CAR AND SAVE WTH OUR ECONOMCAL NEW-CAR LOAN our propertes - look at Concord - look at Lexngton!" Another who spoke was Walter Kohler of West Street, who spoke of the loss of hstorcal homes n Massachusetts, and ded the loss of the Charles Goodyear House, n Woburn, whch was recently demolshed, and whch, he sad, was rreplacable. Attorney Lucas, speakng for Mr. Pallotta, remarked that hs clent was beng presented as "a rather severe ogre." Mr. Pallotta, he sad, had several sales agreements, and a program presented to hm by prospectve purchasers, and by prospectve partners "n great numbers" who were nterested n havng condomnums or a motel complex. They were also n- t-rested n havng a prestgous and fashonable restoraton of the old home, whch could be done wthout changng the exteror. Pallotta, he sad, had prepared artcles for the annual Town Meetng, and had concluded that there mght be some unsurmountable obstacles at that tme. "We chose to wthdraw the artcles from the Warrant." The projectons of the values of he property, Lucas told the Fnance Commttee, were to be $9.7 mllons. f the town was as anxous as t seemed to be, he sad, "let us use _ t as we wanted to use t" - where people can go to see the old place. "We haven't apprased t, but n my opnon t could be upwards of $200,000." HELENS AND LEWS OACK: 04 Wn!., StrMt, Wllmnglon ktt MH. back lawn parly Sunday, '. calbrate hta fraowton wth law dofroo Mm Suffolk Unv..y. Than wara 7$ gucm proom. A STATEMENT BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Fnance Commttee bearng held at the Lbrary on Monday. June 17,1973. was most nterestng and very thought provokng. t was well attended, manly by boards, commssons and departments of the town. Where were you, whose lves, whose future, and whose pocketbooks are affected? n the past, people were only allowed to furnsh nformaton to the Commttee. Questonng of proponents of artcles was not generally allowed. Under the charmanshp of Arthur Spear of the Fnance Commttee, the format for the bearngs has mproved. He should be congratulated. Open dscussons (controlled) are allowed on the "Our purpose" he sad, "we would lke to have a reasonable use separate artcles. Statements are of the rear land. There would be made, questons asked, and no problem." explanatons gven. The key word Only on that very day, be told the s, "communcaton". Complete, Fnance Commttee, he and hs open and frank dscusson enables prncpal, the Town Manager and a voter to vote wth knowledge on a the Town Counsel had dscussed gven subject, nstead of decdng the problem, and t had been ponted out that the questons of emnent doman do exst. The house, he sad, could be deeded to the town wthout cost. "What we want s our zonng - let the town authortes determne f we have done rght". Boylen speaks George Boylen, selectman, was next. He stated flatly that the land was not gong to be rezoned, and that the Selectmen had already dscussed ths wth Pallotta, last year. Another who spoke was Carlos Gubelln, a near neghbor. Mr. Gubelln sad the owner had had one tral, and had faled. " sup- on an ssue on an emotonal bass. A good example of land of communcaton, s the Urban Renewal Project voted n 1958 for the busness center of Town and voted out n Durng those four years, t was mpossble to obtan any nformaton relatve to the dslocaton or possble relocaton of busnesses affected. Thought provokng words, phrases and statements were used or made at the bearng. (a) "Clmate" (b) "Club over our heads" (c) "We want to stop people from buldng those homes". (d) "Now that the alternate mproved, attractve busness center along the route nstead of contnual harassment of busness and ndustry? What s ths "Clmate" to whch an attorney referred? He was speakng of the atttude of the, Town wth reference to nvestment nterests, as t appled to ht clent's project, and so stated. The meanng of the word "clmate" s referred to n the trade as the atttude of a communty. s t receptve or opposed to a project or dea. t can further be defned as beng receptve or opposed to progress or perhaps fnancal stablty. Lately we have had some progress, essentally to prvate nterests. Mantanng economcal stablty has been dsastrous. t was confrmed by the charman of the Fnance Commttee, that the tax rate for the twelve months endng December 31,1973 would be about 160,000 per thousand. An ncrease over 1972 of or 15%. Ths n turn means a fve year ncrease of 58.3%. Mones voted at the specal town meetng on June S, 1973 wll ncrease these fgures. Would the 7.9 mllon dollar project for a restaurant and a motel, wthdrawn because of organzed opposton at the last town meetng have meant progress? Would t have helped create economcal stablty? Do we need a restaurant of the type proposed? Do we need some type of publc accommodaton? Speakng of progress, remnds me of a town meetng held many years ago, when t was proposed that electrcty be brought nto Wlmngton. A neghbor of mne, at that tme, got up n the meetng n opposton and sad, "My father was able to see hs way around the route 129 wll be completed n parted that falure, and wll con- perhaps two'years, why are we not 0 * n wth a lantern, and f t was tnue to do so." dotaa;.sone juaarnj to create an 8 od enough for my fathe/, t s «*M "" Let's Keep Our Homes Above Water Another Watergate? good enough for me." Are wa pushng our heads nto the sands of tme, allowng progress to pats us by? The expresson, "Club over our beads" came up durng the dscusson about the Hathaway - Rounds house. We had better beleve t. There s a club over our head*. t s possble that t could have been a sledgehammer. Dd we make and furnsh the dab? "We want to stop people from buldng these homes" cam* ap durng the dscusson on the "Offcal Map". As conceved, no person could afford to buld a home, whch means that only the large developer could. He s gven an open nvtaton to buy lots at a dstressed prce. He alone could fnance the cost of buldng the roads, utltes, sdewalks etc. under our zonng by-laws. The most thoughtful, farsghted, progressve statement was made by former town manager Joseph F. Courtney, when be suggested that we had an excellent opportonty to do tome real plannng to go along wth the new route 129, nstead of creatng new restrctons and contnuous harassment. Recently out of state nvestment nterests have researched the possbltes for a General Busness area, n Wlmngton. Why has there been no follow up? Where do the people of Wlmngton go to buy. ther footwear? Where do they buy ther garments? Where do they do ther Chrstmas choppng? Not n Wlmngton. No one wll take the rsk of the contnuous harassment that goes on n ths town. The people of Wlmngton are helpng to support toe tax base of other communtes. At to the Hathaway - Rounds House? The proposal t to take the property by emnent doman Assessors value, demolton permt value, and the owners crystal ball value ware quoted. Prom W15O.OO0 to»200,000 These fgures are far from beng realstc, whch any qualfed appraser wll tell you. t was stated that after ' takng, the Town could then tell the property to a prvate ndvdual, Wth restrctons Presumably, the restrctons would be mantanng the external archtecture of the buldng. Hopefully, the buldng wll not be destroyed. Hopefully. t wll be preserved for the future Hopefully, n the future we wll learn bow not to make clubs Stanley Webber Executve Secretary 24 MONTHS at. nr\kt UC ^^a>- ^Y MonlM, T.t.l.f Yw Monthly Total of H.tO.O»aym..n twymm tol.o Paymont aym.nl $1,000 $45.00 $1,0*0.00 $1,000 $31.11 $1, WOO 2, , , , , ,000 1*0.00 4, , , Annual p.rc.nt*.a.o ralo 7.50% Annual p.r<.n'ag. rat* 7.S1 % MNMUM DOWNt 19% O* SUNG PRCE. ARLNGTON Z larng* MAM OFFtC 626 Massachusetts Aver ue, Arlngton Center OTM*. AllMGTON OFFCES 190 Massachusetts Avenue, East Arlngton 1300 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlngton Heghts MDfOlO OFFCE 6URNCTON OFFCE Bedford Shoppng Center Economy Shoppers Center RANKNO HOURS Daly 9:00 a.m. to 400 p.m. Thursday 9:00a.m. to8:00 p.m. No Saturday Bankng Hours NOtTH WADNG OFFCE Plaza North Shoppng Center (naxttozayre) BANKNG HOUS Daly 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m Thursday 1000 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. No Saturday Bankng Hours LOANS UP TO $4,300. UK rnswlancf S NCLUDED WTH MOST LOANS. Call Talk wth Mr. Caavant or Mss Stead about any loan. Proposed - 29 More Houses ncreased school costs for town ncreased costs for polce, fre, santaton, snow removal & water ncreased dranage costs for exstng homes ncreased floodng for resdents of Alderwood Estates & West St. area VOTE YES on Artcle 1 Specal Town Meetng June 25, 7:30 PM H.S. Audtorum ftrk* PataH, EngUwoax Orvo for AloVeweed estates Ann r

5 HM AS DAY Of SCHOOL M Slanl.y Webber. Ml...> h. guest.1 hen.r, y..f.rdey ol g athee. l.ath... lunth.on. n n. North lnl.-m.dol. Scheal, Wlmnajlen. S.o.d wth h., am: Mb. Mary Duffy, secretary.1 n. Wlmngr.n T.och.. Aocolon. Mr. Corol F.d.ll. rk* pr.td.nl; Mok.lm Jon... pr.s- Vnl; Derek Ulna, Alng Sup.tnl.nd.nl of School and Jerry ruughten. Bu.ln.ss manager. WS * trva fts # Flowers eft Ml cms EfSTON'S REENHOUSES 9 Auburn St. Readng 180 MAN ST ^1 ST. THOMAS PARSH Mum: Vgl Masses at 4 and 5:30 pm on Saturday evenng; Sunday Masses at 8:15, 9:30 and 10:45 am and at 12 noon; Weekday Masses at 9 am. Baptsms: Are held the frst and thrd Sundays at 2 pm. Rehearsals held the nght prevous at 7:30 n the lower Church. Please call n nformaton prevously. Loam-Gravel Sand-Fll JH Bechhee Wo.V FR0TT0N TUCKNC CO., K. Res Gar MRS. JOHN R. MARSHALL S PRESDENT OF LWV Mrs. John R Marshall of Lowell Street has been elected the presdent of the League of Women Voters of Wlmngton, for the year Servng as vce presdent wll be Mrs. Donald Whte of Nassau Avenue. Second vce presdent s Mr*. Robert Rando, the Secretary s Mrs. George Longland and Treasurer Mrs. Arthur Bureau. The elected drectors nclude Mrs. James O'Rourks, publc relatons; Mrs. George Rodan, bulletn; Mrs. Robert Pease, admnstraton of justce; Mrs. Francs Ottat, unt organzaton; Mrs. George Rushton, voters servce, and Mrs. Carl Backman Jr., observor corps. Appontments to the board nclude Mrs. Francs Sullvan, envronmental qualty; Mrs. Arthur Hardng and Mrs. Raymond Spahl, membershp; and Mrs. Arnold Peterson, student government. The local study tem now n progress s a study of TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/ THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 Wlmngton's school space needs, focusng on the proposed new hgh school. Prepared nformaton s planned to be presented ths fall, precedng the specal Town Meetng. A later local study s to be Zonng, ncludng an n-depth study of the Comprehensve General Plan (Master Plan) for Wlmngton and ts relaton to future zonng plans. The League of Women Voters s a non-partsan organzaton and any woman 18 or over s enttled to jon. nformaton may be obtaned from Mrs. Arthur Hardng or Mrs. Robert Rando. TEACHERS ASSOCATON AGANST UNFCATON WTH NEA Teachers employed n the Wlmngton Publc Schools have recently voted aganst a unfcaton of two teachers organzatons, the Massachusetts Teachers Assocaton and the Natonal Educaton Assocaton. The vote was held on June 7th, and was only for Wlmngton teachers who are members of the WTA. The vote was 78 Yes, 87 No. Wlmngton teachers are members of two dfferent teacher groups, the Wlmngton Teachers Assocaton and the Wlmngton Federaton of Teachers, Local The WFT s afflated wth the Amercan Federaton of Teachers. Last year t requested a vote under the auspces of the Massachusetts Labor Relatons Board for barganng recognton wth the School Commttee The vote was conducted n Oc-» tober, and the vote was two to one ' (approxmately) n favor of the Wlmngton Teachers Assocaton. No member of the Wlmngton Federaton of Teachers voted n the June 7th ballot. The Senor Ctens had ther week n Wlmngton As far as ths paper knows, the Senor Ctzens of Wlmngton, who had ther week, last week had also a frst n Massachusetts, a program lad out for them for an entre week t s somethng to remember t started Sunday, when two buses met a group of Senor Ctzens at Rotary Park. There was a welcomng ceremony, wth such persons as Dr. Emest Kraus, Massachusetts Drector of Tranng for Senor Ctzens, Rep. Fred Can, the Town Manager and Selectmen Banda, Cara and Glls to greet them. The trp was to Boston Harbor, a rde around the harbor on a boat, wth snacks and refreshments on board. There was a bltz on Monday. A trp to the State House, to meet Legslators and the Governor, wth the Governor defntely commtted to handshakes, on Tuesday, was cancelled There had been a death of one of the legslators, and that took up the tme and mnds of the scons Ecumencty. That was the theme Wednesday. A candle lght servce n the Methodst Church, wth the Rev. Fr. Lawrence Drennan of St. Dorothy's Church and the Rev Wlls Mller of the Methodst Church leadng. Thursday was a Casno Royale, n the Knghts of Columbus Hall. Frday- a Cookout! What else s there to do n June? t was at the Town Beach, at Slver Lake and was combned wth a Water Sk Show. t was put on by the Shenandoa Boat and Sk Assocaton, whch s a New Hampshre organzaton and ncludes qute a group of local members. Bob Yetman. who lves on Shawsheen Avenue, was the organzer. He dd a good job. Saturday. Beans and Franks was the menu for a Roarng Twentes nght at the Hgh School, wth the Andover Townsmen as well, the sngng hosts. They are members of the Socety for the Preservaton of Barbershop Quartet Sngng n Amerca, and the lads were n fne tune. Yezzr, t was qute a week, and the Senor Ctzens are ready for another!! THE CALLER: Monday.v.nng wo. J. Howard Donahuo of Forest Straot. LKE YOUR BONNET MAUL: Soy. Glad,. Bobn. la Mob.1 Rake! of Harvard Avanuo. Tha lody at.t s tvo Gardner. BOB HLDEBRANO: Wth a dteckord val and a ph.ny mustache. Boors caffas far Mary Farwoalhor, Saturday avanng, whl. Ann Maxw.l wolch.t to bo carlan Mary daatn'l ov.r ndulge. LSTENNG TO THE SPEECHES Sunday wth bus., watng n th«background. WNNERS: Thursday afternoon. Frank Sferraxa. of the commttee, n center. From Left: Al Damore. Mrs. John McSheffrey, George Boylen Sr.( and Joe Medco. SOME OF THE LSTENERS: Saturday nght. There were over 150 Motor ctent present to hear the Andever Townsmen. STEEL BELTED RADALS! REGoodrch UFESAVEK RADAL STEEL R/S wll. CUSHONED STEEL... wth STEEL for strength and long wear. CUSHONED between double layers of Dynacor" rayon cord for a quet, comfortable rde. for domestc cars and mports. Stop n and see for yourself. An ophthalmologst s a medcal doctor wth specal tranng n dseases of the eye. He s qualfed lo dagnose and treat any condton of the eye. The opthalmoscope s an nstrument that projects lght through the pupl onto the retna of the eye. f the retna has been damaged by sunburn or excessve glare, t wll show spots. The retna may also be damaged by dsease. These spots never heal over So, t s wse to protect the eyes as much as possble from undue stran and glare For all your pharmaceutcal needs - the frendly and professonal place to go s Slver Lake Pharmacy. 52 Man St.. Wlmngton The fnest qualty merchandse and prompt, courteous servce wll be found when you shop Slver Lake... Vtamns dabetc needs and sundry supples Phone 6SS-4617 B. F. G. LFESAVER RADLAL SZE TAX LST >TEEL.t/S OUR LOW PRCE Helpfal Hal: Store apples away from potatoes and onons snce they absorb odors WE GUARANTEE T! 40,000 MLES OF SUPERB PERFORMANCE n norm.l drvng, you'll gal al least m.les ol raad wear rom thr- Ltesaver Rad.l Steel R/S on your car, you don gel mle. take the guarantee bach to your BFG retaler. He'll allow you credt lor the dfference toward the gong trade n prce ol new ones. And add a small servce charge. DR70-13 ER70-14 FR70-14 GR70-14 HR70-14 FR70-15 GR70-15 HR78-15 JR78-15 LR JENNEY m Welmm sttfafat.master CHARGE V W.BANKAMERCAHD 220 MAN ST S? C A L NU E%PRESS Frank Brdges, prop. \ you want Goodrch, you'll ust Haver to romorsbor Oaodrch, SLVER LAKE PHARMACY 52 MAll SHOT HHlRt TOD GKT ml HtD CAHPT mutant

6 : -VMOSX v!k\y>..:«-: y: TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/ THURSDAY JUNK 91, 1973 EVERYTHNG MUST GO ALL WAREHOUSE & STORE NORTH READNG MR. FURNTURE WAREHOUSE SHOPPNG PLAZA NORTH AYS GRANTS STOCK MUST BE REMOVED SOUTH RTE, 21 NORTH READNG 8VA STARDUST _ 3 LOUNGE ANDOVH y 2 Mllon Dollar Re-Organzaton WAREHOUSE! L! J **» V / va TtM5PAT COST -NEAR C0S1- BELOW COST Values Sellout Gold Value Curo Sellout Value Sellout.. Reclners 119 M29 * 66 '77 Curos $ Colonal Sofa's 2 pc Set n Durable Herculon $ 679 *399 * Value Sellout 5 Pc Set 7 Pc Set Lamps Better Qualty Lamps As Low as $ 5 Wall Unts Dnette Sets 3 pc Sofa Bed Set Value Sellout PLENTY OF FREE M * * $ M99 : fftlltm..1 Values Sellout Value Sellout Swags Sofa Tradtonal Sofa Gold Velvet * 39 * 19 End Tables $ 399 $ 189 Swags $ 49 $ 24 As Low as *19 Beddng Twn - Full - Queen 36 $ 44 Ml PARKNG!! $ 99 $ 69 T 38 MAN ST L READNG (RT. 28)

7 2 * WUmagtM FBCMU (From Front Page) the Board of Selectmen. Mr. Boylen hat been partcularly crtcal of toe water rates charged to ndustry, whch he says should be ncreased to allow more money for the Water Department. Most of the dscusson came at the last part of the evenng together wth a dscusson of Artcle 28. Blake was ready to agree that the town does have a problem wth what he termed drty water, and the answer, he sad, was not smple, because of the "ancent ppes" n the water system. All of a sudden, one hot day last June, when everyone had ther water sprnklers on, the problem started, Blake told the hearng. He descrbed how the water department has tred to flush all the "dead ends", and went on to declare that flushng was not a complete answer to the problem whch was caused, he sad, not by an ron rust, but by sort of a flux. The trouble shows up wth spots on clothng whch has been M s «**0F NO. READNG Ttt U 24 MAN ST Televson and Applances Sales and Servce RJtecoeaet Prces GBSON KELVNATOR MAYTAG ZENTH WHRLPOOL 44. nn J. McCaaM, Mat. k.» washed, and n heat exchangers. There s ron n the water that comes from the town park, and there s some manganese, but not over two parts per mllon The problem affected perhaps 100 users of water, and Blake asked "How much money do we spend for 100 people, when we are servng 4000?" Selectman Boylen dsputed the statement about two parts per mllon. He had, be sad, added a drop of acd to some Wlmngton water and found 1000 parts per mllon. " thnk those responsble should provde clean potable water to every famly n Wlmngton." Boylen went on to descrbe the rates beng charged to ndustry as too low. The ndustral rates, he sad, were lower than the correspondng rates n surroundng towns. Blake agreed wth Boylen that the water rate for ndustry s lower than n surroundng towns. The settng of the rate, he sad, was governed n part by the ease wth whch the water was delvered. Wlmngton ndustral users use two thrds of the water supply, and pay one thrd of the cost. He went on to say that Avco s now takng water from the brook, for ts coolng systems. Speakng more on the "rust" problem Blake sad t was n the outlyng areas, and was not a "contnual constant thng". The town, he sad, mght develop 10 cases a year. "t s bad -1 have checked them myself" - "A hghly emotonal thng. know there are solated cases, costly thngs to fx." NSURANCE that wll protect your boat, motor and accessores at home, on the road or n the water. Call us. w* «M *- * BEDELL BROTHERS NSURANCE AGENCY, NC. 402 Man St. Wlmngton, Mass " *r Jk Mr. Sheldon Har Stylst No. WllmlMjon Olrlt, hove you bn thnkng about gettng a blow cut for the ummor? Try t. you may never go back to puttng roller n your har agan. Mr. Tuee. - Wod, 9-5; Thur. - Fn. - 9; Sol Man's har stylng Tuo. evenngs 5-9. NEED ELECTRCAN? HOUSE WRNG REPARS CALL Lcensed REAL ESTATE 13B6 Man St. TEWKSBURY T TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WUMNGTON THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 "THE MOST UNNHBTED GROUP OP YOUNGSTES": Tha ll Gov.mor Donald Dwghl had *v«met, he declared after meetng fourth graded from the Wld wood School on Jwne 11th n the State House. The t. Governor made s bg ht wth the youngtlort. who bombarded hm wth qu.hon Dwghl n the center of the photo, front row. The vhl wth the, Governor war arranged by Wlmngton'! letectman MMr.0 Caro (for left) who ll Assntanf Secretary to Governor Sanjont. One of h sttr. Mhole. one of the throe young lode n bock, teachen at the WMdweod School, Mn. Susan Helfond. Mls Mchele Caro and Mll Judth Folev Under Artcle 8 Mr Blake duslral Way, for better fre descrbed the condtons of An* producton lor such frms as Comdover Street and Ballardvale pugraphc, Blake sad. Street, and how there are plans of The work would be done prvatea 12 nch water man up Andover ly. by the developer, and the sta- Street. to serve the Northeast n- ton would belong to the town. The dustral area, eventually to go all cost of mantanng the hgh the way to a storage tank n the pressure man would develve upon northern part of the town, and then the developer, Blake sad, a return down Ballardvale Street. The Bombarder Artcle 21 also nvolved the The Bombarder s a small Water Commssoners. t s sdewalk snowplow. costng about planned to erect a hgh pressure WOOD Avco has one t wants to sell staton on the water mans for n- whch has been hardly used. Sterlng Morrs sad t could be When You Thnk of Gfts, Thnk of CVEN'S FLOWERS We wll be closed July 7 fo July 21. Plea** call our Burlngton store. 0 Beano vory Tuesday, 8 P.M. K of C Hall School Street Entenwon Hear St. Thomas Church Property ALBERT'S COFFURES c Walk n Specalzng n servce Permanent* & Har Colorng M_ J^r? N. 296 Shawheen Ave. Monday, Twwdoy, Wednesday «V Saturday (Route 129) T,j^a-oy jstss 9 AM to 9 PM CHEVROLET, FOR QUALTY, SALES & SERVCE WTH LOW OVERHEAD - SPRNG SPECAL SALE OF SALES FORD POLCE CARS 4 Dr. SEDANS Crusomatc, Power Steerng, Power Brakes. Some wth Ar condtonng $ BLAS-PORTER. NC 452 MAN ST READNG bought for $3500. whch could be transferred from the Snow and ce account. SCHOOL COMMTTEE PROBES STUDENTS' ALLEGATONS The Tewksbury school commttee has drected Supt. John N. Wynn to nvestgate allegatons about the hgh school made n an unsgned letter reputedly wrtten by a group of graduated senors. Wynn wll report to the commttee June 27 on the fndngs of hs nvestgaton. Allegatons were made n the letter that students were allowed to roam free n halls and school grounds, and offcals took no acton concernng beer and drug use, and dscplnary problems. THS AD WORTH 2 ON SERVCE TV REPARS DON'T HAVE TO COST SO MUCH! SERVCE CALLS: COLOR/B&W 8 TM & JOHN'S TV ^ " CHARLE'S AUTO BODY 611 MAN ST. Frame Straghtenng Major Collson Work -. Wndshelds Fberglo Bodes Wrecker Servce 65B - S360 *- ^ JOHN F CLEASON NSURANCE AGENCY Complete nsurant;* Servke: Fre. Ufa Casualty. Surety 1764 Man St. (Rt. 38) Tewksbury TERMTES!!? DON'T DSPAR CALL SUPEROR PEST CONTROL COMPANY FOR FREE NSPECTON COMPLETE PEST CONTROL SERVCE GUARANTEED SEPTC TANK CESSPOOL WHY WAT FOR TROUBLE? * nefucee sepm *» cesweo' syuem must louse trouble Wty m we lar lace Re mess and expense ol cost, backng up.»gg«g. Bumprx] and rep.rr- ASY TO USE -!»' ***' '» ' a*' aalbsk N0N-rOUUUNT ROEC ACTRAL PRODUCTS caa'l Wen. sfaaouaf, nxtecet '»' ' * MONY RACK GUARANTEE- le relore a Wffs- sestet.»»»«eeeratfrm ectee.t cleeane lar OWNERS SWEEZEY HOME COURTESY CENTER 615 Man St., Wlmngton PAGE SEVEN Tewksbury Teenbts by Kathy Heder The lght tde lakes over at school ends School's out at TMHS! The sophomore class would up ts year wth a trp to Hampton Beach, N.H. Tuesday, June 19, the day after school ended. The buses were hred from 9 am to 8 pm. t was a nce warm day, and everyone there had a good tme. The junor class ended ts year wth ts junor class pcnc, June 2, to Ogunqut Beach, Me. t was a brght sunny day, but a lttle on the cool sde. Just about everyone came home wth a sunburn, though. There were two buses whch left the school around 8 am. One bus returned around 7 pm and the other at 11:30 pm. Once agan, everyone had fun. Electons were held for next year's senor class student councl Tuesday, June 12. n the race for presdent, Donna Besso topped Judy Cabral and Cathy Collns. Mark Sngleton receved more votes for vce presdent than Karn Houston, Doreen Slva and Dee Whtehouse. Estha Campo ran for treasurer, unopposed agan. Last year's class presdent, Karen, Carceo, sad Estha s the best treasurer TMHS has ever had. The secretary s Calla Flbotte over Cathy Brothers. The seven representatves are Mary Beth Baxter, Cndy Blake. Terr Corbett, Barbara Patch, Dense Stephenson, Steve Taylor and Tom Walsh over Jm Antonell, Pat Donovan, Rose Ells and Pal Galvn. Speakng of senor superlatves...mr. and Mss Athletc are Jmmy Meuse and Jean Bradnck; Mr. and Mss class clown - Peter Surrette and Debbe Leo; prde of the faculty - Rchard Perent and Roseanne Rhealt; Best dressed boy and grl, Rcky Rooney and Dense Pper; most lkely to succeed guy and grl, John Zva and Lnda Doyle; Mr. and Mss versatle - Ron Magee and Susan Long; Mr. and Mss Senor - Joe Lews and Karen Carceo; most loveable guy and grl - Gary Smpson and Dense Lemeln; Mr. and Mrs. con artst - Peter Lacey and Joanne O'Bren and most orgnal boy and grl - Larry Kelley and Sue Manganaro; optomst - Charle D'Avanzo; pessmst - Cathy Belluche; most gullble guy and grl p Rcky Cook and Chrs Pearson; Mr. and Mss Congenal - Mke Manna and Desre Luongo; playboy and playgrl - Ted Fantn and Kathy Myers, and all the senor class can say goodby to Count Lawrence the Portly, prncpal of the hgh school (Mr. McGowan) Duke Rchard of Grffn (Prncpal of the junor hgh) and all the lords and lades of the castle n Rchard the nflatonary's favorte archduchery of Tewksbury. Have a good summer! f you have any nformaton on teen events or teenagers n Tewksbury, contact Kathy Heder at , or P.O. Box 68, Tewksbury. OL HEAT S PROVED BEST Safe, Dependable, Economcal <Jfc Clean LOAM 5 Yard Mnmum FHHERAD Fun 319 Mal St., Wlmngton Cesspools & Septc Tanks To. ncluded per load '" m, 7~, B«kHo«s*$ Shovel Doers FOR RENT J0SEPH H APP MnflejNO MM Ml C0R6 CtSHTT r-rtllltt THE FRESH SPOT Ro 38 a 128 Lowell Street. Wlmngton and Rle 3A Cambrdge, St., Burlngton The Freshest Spot n Town -Now At Two Gceat Locatons- Rte. 38 & 129 Lowell St., Wlmngton and Rte. 3A Cambrdge, St., Burlngton "When You Thnk of Fresh Fruts, Vegetables, Delcatessen and Cold Cuts- Thnk THE FRESH SPOT' Hghest Qualty At Sensble Prces Always OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK n Wlmngton ts Woodsde's CENTER PHARMACY PRESCRPTONS OUR FRST CONSDERATON FREE PRESCRPTON DELVERY HOURS: MONDAY thru FRDAY 9 to 9 SATURDAY 9 to 6 - SUNDAY 9 le 1 Wlmngton Center Pharmacy, nc. 432 Man St T Wltrsmftem

8 PAGE EGHT SPORTS HOW THEY STAND TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WWNGTON THURSDAY JUNE 21, 4?73 stl stf! ".. " > UTTE LEAGUE WRLS DAY BY DAY SPRNG HOCKEY! UTtU LEAGUE STANDNGS ON TUESDAY A.M., JUNE Tgers M Oroles S4 Red See. 14 Yaaseee 14 ndana M mm Tstas 101 ndans»-4 Mln, 74 Yankee! 74 Oroles M Wats So. 44 Angels 44 Ttfers 44 Msaer Cabe 7-1 CM* 44 Pnes* M Dodgers 44 Met! M Gants 14 Redlefa *4 Braves J4 Narta Fnras Ravens M Eagles M Falcone M Owls 1-1 Crows 14 Hawks 04 WM PM Scal 14 Starts M EeU *-l Marlns 14 Pnxju ns 14 Dolphm 04 NEXT GAMES Tonght Senors Red Sox vl ndana (4 10. Ml. Majart: Tgers vs Rad Sox t 00. Rotary). Fama: Martn vs Seals (4:00. Nortel. Frt. Jesse tt latn: Tgers v Oroles 14:00. HSl. Majors: Angels v Oroles (4:00, Rotary. Sat. Jaatll luln: Rad Sox v» Yankaea (1:00. RS. Majan: ndana v> Whte Sox (1:00. Rotary Twlna vs Yankees (4:00, RoUrrl Hears: Cards V Dodgers (0:00. Rotary >. Braves V Men (11:00. Rotary Glantl V Prate. (1:00. Rotary : Radtafl V Cuba (4:00. Av Farms: Sharks v Penquns (11:00. Avco). Eagles V Ravens (11:00. North. Falcons vs Crawl (1:00. North'. Kelt V Marln (1:00. Avco): Dolphns vs SaaU (1:00, Avco); Owls v Hawk! ] 00. North). Mas. awl B ndans vs Tgers t 00. jftlr.,t U«a-w.1 Rotary) Farm: Dolphns V Marln (4:40, North Te. Jaae Seatae: Onole vs Yaakee (1:04, Weat). Majan: Whte Sox V Twns (4:04. Rotary) Maaan: Cards v Cuba (1:00. North) Wed. Jan* V Swm: Red Sox V Tgers 14:00. West). Melees: Orlole V ndan! (1:00, Rotary. Red Sox v Yankees (1:00, North) TEWKSBURY SOFTBALL LEAGUE Weat mvtetea Jack! Hawks 74 Teddy' Bean 44 Baldwn 54 Warrlor 14 O Brleo'l 04 Sager 04 East DvMlaa Arrowa 4-1 AatoneU M LraoVs >4 Sullvan'! 14 Wang Lab 04 NEXT GAMES Teaagkl: Warrlor vs Baldwn ( JO Lvngston. antonell's vs Teddy's 6» Center) Sullvan's v O'Bren's ll 00..vtngslonl Ft Jaae a. Sager n SuUlvaa'l ( 30. Lvngston) Mea. Jaa* tt: Antonell's vs Jack's (4:10. Lvngston). Wang vs O'Bren's 4:S0. Center Teddy's vs Arrow l 00. Lvtngton Tes Jaae S: O'Bnen' vs Sager 4:10. Lvngston) Lynda's vs Arrow 4:M. Center. Sullvan s v An lonelll'l Lvngston Wed. Jeac 17: Teddy v Jack! ( 10. Lvtngton. Warrors v Wang t:*). Center) Yea aaad NEDC' n ease ea" " > NEDC New EafUrt n stanae " Drwee Swacebea That assaaa we're prasassmnak s lafe. sore envn mesas w» sat tsasr nansms al competence sad n llgrttr an' Step a» ar nal a loay ta ermag sssw» la a lew ears Tl TOWN WVNG SCHOOL, NC. 4**"" Hssnaar N... ll ' - - RECREATON SOFTBALL LEAGUE laeastrtal DMaaaa Sweetheart Plastcs 74 Compugtapuc 44 Natonal Polrcnerrucal 44 Smthcraft M KdC 44 Brewsters M Tabby 14 TewaDtvstee Slver Lake Pharmacy 74 Mcel Club 44 Soderbolm Comt 44 McNamara Tre Co»4 N.A.P.A 4-7 UPCOMNG ACTON TOWN PARK Teatget: Brewters vs Soderholm (4:a»l; Tabby v Jay Dee (4:401. Frt. Jaa*!!: Sweetplastlcs v McNamara Tro (t JO). Tabby va Napa (4:001 Saa. Jaa* 44: Tabby vs Slver Lake Pharmacy (4:001: Sweetheart Platlc v Soderbolm Comt 17:10); Smthcraft v Napa (4:001. Maa. Jaa* a Brewsters vs Mcel a»b(4:»):nat Polyc-hemr»l vs Jay- Dee (4:001. Te. Jaa* J4. Compufraphc vs Napa (4:101; K of C v McNamara Tre (4:00). Wed. Jwae 17: Nat Polycbemlcal vs Mcel Club 14:101. NORTHEAST BASEBALL LEAGUE Nerthera nvtolaa' Lowell M Nakaa M Chelmaford M Bedlord 14 Blllerlca 14 Dracnl 14 RECS 4-1 Tewksbary 4-1 Lexngton 04 NEXT GAMES Taalgal: Chelmllord 8 Tewksbury (4:44. Center School. Frt. Jaae U: Wlmngton Lowell (4:40. Alumn Feld). M». JM S: Wlmngton vs Tewksbary 00 S Feld) Taea. Jaae 17: Wlmngton» Blllenca 14:00. Marshall School) SUBURBAN PONY LEAGUE Weat Dvlon WLDCATS Stoneham Eagles No. Readng Brave Readng Atroa Ravens Stoneham Hawks.! Stoaaavsm Falcons 44 MAVERCKS *4 Readng Ys Men 14 No Readng Red Sox 0-4 Readng Rockets 04 NEXT GAMES Taalgal: Wldcats vs Y'l Men (4:00. HS Feld). Sat. Jeae 11: Mavercks vs Astros (10:40. HS Feld); Wldcats 0 Fslcona 11:00 Recreaton Park). lea. Jaaw M: Wldcats Eagles 11:04, Recreaton Park). SPORTS LOG MVC BASEBALL ALL-STAR SELECTED The 1973 MVC baseball all-star squad as selected by the coaches was released yesterday and Wlmngton's Tom Aprle along wth Jm Meuse and Gary Jenkns of Tewksbury head the 15 man squad. Jenkns s a senor lefthander and was also selected as the Most Valuable player n the conference. The entre squad: Oatflelders: Tom Aprls. Wlmngton: Larry Phllps. Mettuen: Joe Hggn. BUerlca: John GlUa. Austn Prep. a t rders : John Bogannam. Methuen. Paul Hamlton. Bllerca. Mke Donohue. Central: Kevn Bar len. Central: Jm Muese, Tewksbury and John Morgan, Chelmllord Catchers: Steve Swanaon, AuUn Prep and Fred Slmm. Methuen Ptchers Gary Jenkns. Tewksbury. Tom Ferrs. Central and Joe Kelly. Austn Prep Senor.. The Oroles won a par, 7-4 over the Yankees, behnd the ptchng of Bobby Woods and 6-J trumph over the ndans whle the Tgers shut-out the ndans 8-0 to reman deadlocked for the top spot. Majors...The Twns ncreased ther frst place lead to three games wth a 8-1 trumph over the Red Sox, as Blly Llston pcked up hs 7th wn of the season. Todd Rchards slammed a par of homers for Coach Enos' dvsonal leaders, gvng hm fve ths year. The Yankees beat the Angels, 8-3, wth Bll McCann leadng the offense wth three hts and three rb's. Frank Sargent tossed a twohtter for the Yanks, gvng up hts to only the frst two Angels batters n the game. Paul Smalley ptched the ndans past the Tgers, 6-2 A two-run double by John MacDonald and the fne ptchng of Dave Nally carred the ndans to a 5-3 wn over the Angels to move nto a Ue for second place. The Whte Sox over powered the Tgers. 17-5, wth Lendon Jennngs leadng the attack. Bob Gearty outptched Don McLaughln as the Red Sox npped the Whte Sox. 1-0, wth Jmmy SUBURBAN PONY LEAGUE Burns' double scorng the game's only run. Steve Foley Struck out 11 and Steve Woods slammed a three run homer to pace the Oroles to an n-2 thrashng of the Yankees. Mnors...The Dodgers came up wth strong httng, paced by Steve Scarappa's home run, n beatng the Prates, 13-8, and the Gants The Cards outslugged Met> and the Prates ran over the Redlegs, 16-3, whle the dvsonal leadng Cubs slaughtered the Braves North Farm...The Ravens moved nto frst place knockng off the Falcons. 12-0, and the Eagles 9-3, behnd the ptchng of Steve Daley. Dck Slverhus ht hs second grand slam of the season to lead the Ravens. The Eagles bounced back to beat the Hawks. 13-7, whle the Crows defeated the Owls. West Farm: The Penquns belted the Dolphns, 11-4 behnd the ptchng of John Red The Marlns also defeated the Dolphns to the tune of 17-5, whle the Eels came up wth a 12-7 trumph over the Penquns. The Seals got shutout ptchng from Rcky Zambernard n a 5-0 vctory over the Sharks. DAV ROUNDS OF TMt MAVHrCKS: Una. o double lo HjKl The. June 14...The Stoneham Hawks rpped the Wldcats, 10-9 n a battle of the dvsonal leaders. Bob Dorval (1-1) lasted only 2/3 of an nnng gvng up three walks and four runs n the openng frame. Charle Sullvan ptched weu n relef but to no aval. TRACK CLUB TO BE ACTVE The newly created Wlmngton Track Cub partcpated n the sxth Annual Haverhlll nvtatonal New England AAU Meet last Thursday wth Tm Nee ganng a frst n the 440 wth a tme of Others to place ncluded Carl Cotter (3rd n dscus), Bruce Bshop (4th n dscus and 5th n 100), Jack Barry (4th n 120 hgh hurdles, and 3rd n 440), Rck McCully (5th n long jump and 4th n 100). Doug Stewart (3rd n long jump and 4th n 220). and an Maclnns (3rd n the mle wth a tme of 4:58.6). The remanng AAU meets are as follows: Hynets Whte Stadum June SO Felmouth July 4 NaUck July 10 Wartham feld run n a four run frsl nnng n on Saturday' '.t. Offensvely Dan Hurley and Dorval had two base hts each. Coach Hurley commented after the game, " am glad ths game s out of our system, we smply made too many mstakes." Hawks Wldcats July 17 July 25 July 11. Aug. 4 Aug 7 Aug S Aug 21 Aug 29 Ml Brantree Brockton Brantree V Brockton Brantree Brockton Brantree Brocklon NEW POLCE-FRE cnnlng rsdlo montors by Regency. Johnson, Pace, Mdland, at up to 25 percent savng!. We Stock over Polce 1 re requency crystals for these sets. We also stock over S dfferent models for CB lets, wth aateaas and accenorles at smlar dscounted prces. A free mall order catalog s avalable. Telephone orders (Free delvery) aslng BaaatAmertcard or Maler Charge are acceptable. Store hoars 4 to 1. Satereayllol Dscount Rado Center. 545 Mala St.. Readng. NORTHMEADOW TENNS CLUB The Northmeadow Tenns Club restaurant, servng luncheon and dnner daly, s now open to the publc. The menu wll feature a wde selecton of favorte nternatonal dshes, as well as popular steak and sea food specaltes. Complete luncheons are served from 11:45 to 2:00 p.m. Dnner hours are 6 p.m. to 10 o'clock (11:30 Saturdays). Every Sunday from 2 p.m. to 8 o'clock, enjoy smorgasbord only $5.95 per person... a truly memorable dnng experence. Chldren's portons are avalable. Reservatons requested please. Ttkt Nawtwwaadew Tamtea Club Cejrt-r al East S»r-e* ^V Tewkbury, Massachusetts Tuesday, Jane 12: After three complete nnngs wth Brewsters wnnng 11-8, over Napa, the ran started to fall and both games were cancelled. Wednesday. JM : Smthcraft ralled for a sx run fourth nnng loppng Soderholm, 10-3 Paul O'Donnell led off the attack wth a double, went to thrd on an error, and scored on an nfeld error wth what proved to be the wnnng run. Dck Ellot twrled a neat fvehtter to earn the wn, whle Harrson took the on...jay-dee fought out a np and tuck see-saw battle wth the Knghts of Columbus and ralled for nne runs n the ffth frame to defeat the Knghts Ed Spence cracked a ground rule double to score wnnng hurler Dave Newhouse wth proved to be the wnnng ran for the old tmers. Dave also lud four sngle* on the nght. Thursday, Jaae 11: Led by a three run homer, a double, and three sngles, McNamara opened H lt*4j fwtvt knm OaWVWlwjtl ban le ke awtyw PAGE NNE Sat. Jaae 18...The Eagles jumped on Chrs Rounds (2-2) for nne runs n two nnngs and went on to crush the Mavercks, Jm Stewart, Tom Grffn and Randy Foster also nw acton on the hll, wth Foster hurlng two shut out nnngs to mop up the endng. Randy led the offense wth a par of hts and two rb's, whle Dave Rounds went 2 for 4, ncludng a run producng double. Eagle* Mavercks up wth a seven run frst nnng and then coasted to a 10-7 vctory over Brewsters. Terry McKenna added a two run homer n the ffth frame and a sngle and a double to lead Mac's httng attack, coupled wth an effectve ptchng Job turned n by Blly Mutchler was all the Tre Company needed. Chuck Cue sngled, stole second, and scored the wnnng run n the thrd frame on a base ht by Rtche. Brewsters came up wth S hts, but stranded eght men on bate to ad the McNamara cause...tabby ralled, re-ralled, and kept on rallyng as they out ht, out scored, and completely out played Mcel to chalk up ther ntal vctory ol the season. The fnal score of the contest was 17-14, and the number of bts of each team was also Tabby bad two men wth three hts, four men wth two hts, three men wth one ht, and only one player wth no hts n the wnnng effort. John Loder pcked up hs frst burlng wn, whle Tom Hamlton recorded the on. SCHOOL COMMTTEE TO HEAR KNDERGARTEN REPORT The Wlmngton School commttee wll hold ts regular meetng tonght at 8 pm n the School Commttee conference room, 189 Church Street, Wlmngton The Commttee wll receve a report from the Kndergarten Commttee and wll award bds for mlk coolers for the kndergartens, and for kndergarten supples for the school year. They wll also receve a report on teacher evaluaton from the Hgh School Senate and consder a polcy on student records. n other busness, they wll ap-,potavt teachers for the next school year. * The next regular meetng wll be held an Thursday, Jane 12th. Durng, the month of July,,, the Cotnmttee, s scheduled to have only one regular meetng The pewfc s cordally nvted to attend) "all School Commttee meetngs. - *\*9 The Wldcats bounced back wth a 4-2 trumph over the Rockets as Charle Sullvan came n the bottom of the seventh to strke out the fnal batter wth the tyng runs on base to save Bob Aprle's second seasonal wn. Devensvely Dan Burns and Bll Blasdell sparked the nfeld play to hgh lght the wn. Dan Hurley (v«) and Aprle (trple) led the battng a tuck. Wldcats Rockets BURLNGTON DODCE Mddlesex Turnpke Burlngton Across from Burlngton Mall t's Cherry Pckng Tme 1973 Dodge Polora Custom 4 dr. H. lop. Ths cor s a foolery lease cor, carry's up lo 18,000 mle warranty. Auto, trans., power dsc brakes, power teerng, rado, vnyl roof. Real fan- '3995 ow. 1971FordL.T.D. 4 dr. h. lop. 8 cyh., aulo. ran., power teerng and power brakes. Rado. One owner. '2095 « Butk 2 dr H. top, aulo. rons., power steerng and brakes. Ar condtonng, 8 cyf Rado. 38,000 mles. Real cherry. '1995.M Dodge Va on Pck-up Never been regstered 6 cyl., auto. ran, rado. Color red. '2395 ou. We also have 1973 new Monaco'!, Mora's, Coronet's, Chargers all at large dscount prces. See me before you buy. We wll never He le make you buy. RUSTY BUTTERWORTH Mte A'...The "Mghty Wlmngton Mtes" won ther frst of three playoff games by defeatng prevously ted Arlngton. 3-1 Monday nght at the Youth Arena. J. Brown started the scorng wth a goal two mnutes nto the openng frame asssted by K. Smth and J. Robson. Arlngton came back to te, but 3. LaLberte scored the game wnner mdway nto the second frame wth an assst from E Hardng. An nsurance goal was added a few mnutes lated by K. Smth asssted by J. Brown and J. Robson. Goaltenders O'Connell and Sunnerberg played superb n the nets thwartng Arlngton shots repeatedly. The thrd lne of Newhouse, Gentle and Brady, although not scorng, played great team hockey and held Arlngton n check. Next playoff encounter wll be Monday, June 25th aganst Burlngton at the Youth ce Arena wth face-off lsted for 6:10 pm. Pee Wee A's...The A's whtewashed Bllerca, 84) behnd the goaltendng of Peter Mullarky and Andy Pederson. A par of goals n each of the three perods provde the margn of vctory. Steve Mckle led the way wth a par of markers, whle Matte Kmon, Blly McCann, Mke Robson, and Bran McNamara talled one each. On Saturday June 16th the A's broke open a close-checkng 1-4 game wth fve markers n the last perod to shut out Medford, 6-0. Pee Wee B'...The B's trounced No. Readng last Saturday at the Arena. The Wlmngton Pee Wee's domnated the game, mantanng a wde 45-4 shots on net ad- vantage. Robbe Greenberg (4), Bob Rchter (3), Peter Davey (2), Denns Foley (2), Mke Beatrce (2), Rch Robnson, Paul Sousa, Peter Gunn and Paul Boodreau all lt the scorng lamp n the onesded affar. Squrt A's (8-2-1)...The A's let down n the last perod and lost to Cambrdge Doug Wberg gave Wlmngton a 1-0 frst perod lead wth Peter Orlando assstng. Wlmngton held a 3-0 lead enterng the last frame only to have Cambrdge wn the contest wth four markers n the perod. The actual game wnner came wth 43 seconds left. Bantam C'...The C's topped Lowell, 7-4 on June 13th jumpng out to a frst perod 4-1 lead. Jm Logan and Al Lann scored a par of goals each DUNN'S BKE SHOP 16 QOO10.1. MAMNO UUAAJU- Hoars Ho 4 Ters. a Frl. tll READNG «44- fll Lve n the country Wth a Sunny Money Camper Loan from MELKOSE-WAKEFELDj TKUSXQMPAN*»,,»>«. &*»»+*-*.. e-- ^Jn- Complete Auto Ar-Condlonng Servce. TUNE UP" A SPECAL $ 14 ncludes lubrcaton of compressor, check for leaks, adjustment of fan belt, rechargng system. THE TRE MAN 357 Man St., Readng DON'T WAT FOR 1HE FUTURE Andover School of Busness hat classes starlng n September for careers n: Accountng Fashon Merchandsng Data Processng Busness Admnstraton Management Secretaral Scences Four Day Classes Don't wat to fnd out more about what Andover School has to offer: Small Classes Fnancal Ad Z-.r-Kf^txl» Qualfed nstructors For Classes starlng n September, call or wrte Nowl nrnuon Sehonl 90 Man Street Andover, Mass ) mm Nam*.. Add-ess.

9 SPORTS WRS DAY BY DAY Frday, Joe 15 - Sweetheart ported a two run rally n the top of the seventh nnng and held on to the lead as they beat Napa, 6-5 Paul Currer started t off wth a walk, Jack Qulnn sngled, and Dan Desmond drew a walk to load the bases. Berne KeUey sngled to drve n the tyng run, and John Roe cracked a base ht to score Desmond wth the wnnng run. Paul Currer allowed sx hts and Come n To see The POLAROD SX-70 CAMERA // /TV Stndlrr., Ph. PHARMACY fve runs to record the wn, and Ralph Casteel was wacked for eght hts and got the loss...pollychemcal knocked off a 5-4 sxth nnng lead and came back to defeat a lackng Soderholm squad, 7-5. Soderholm ralled for three runs on three hts and two errors to gan the M edge. Walter Sloper sngled to left to drve n the game wnnng run scorng Skp McGrade from thrd. Paul Furke earned the hurlng vctory and Jm Murray took the loss. Sunday, Jaae 17 Brewsters lost an 8-5 fourth frame lead as they were overcome by Slver Lake Pharmacy, Slver Lake exploded for eght hts and seven runs n the sxth nnng, and then coasted to vctory. Dave Rumson, the wnnng hurler, crossed the plate wth the wnnng run n the rally on a sacrfce fly to left feld by Denns DeMaggo Gary Smth took the loss...after losng 2-0 for three straght nnngs. Sweetheart the bat, chalkng up three base bts, a double and a trple. Smthcraft racked a total of 19 hts and the team made only one error. Hut's a wnnng combnaton. BU Mutchler took the loss. Monday. Jaae - K of C ralled for fve runs n the bottom of the sxth nnng to beat Soderholm, The Knghts were down 9-6 n the fourth, but were not to be stopped. Don Whte crossed the plate wth the wnnng run on a throwng error. Jm Hachey receved the wn and Jm Murry took the loss n the nghtcap, Jay- Dee slowly bult up a 7-3 margn and then exploded for sx runs n the sxth nnng to beat Compugraphlc, Ed Spence doubled to score Jay Tghe from frst wth the tyng run and then, scored the wnnng run on an outfelders error. Dave Newhouse got the wn allowng seven hts, and Art Chagnon took the loss. REC TENNS TOURNEY NEARS CONCLUSON The seventh annual Wlmngton notched fve runs n both the fourth Recreaton Tenns Tournament and ffth stanzas, and two more n begun June 5th, reaches the the sxth to come from behnd and quarter-fnal stages n all events beat the Mcell Club, Durng «""> P» st»«* the ffth nnng rally, Steve Leln Quarter and sem-fnal doubled and went to second on a round matches are expected to be wld ptch. Ed Doherty doubled to completed durng the week and score Len wth the sxth run. fnal round play wll conclude ths Nck Katramados doubled to Sunday, weather permttng. brng across Ed wth what later Fnal round matches are proved to be the game wnner. The scheduled to begn atapproxlmaterally closed wth a double by Dan ly 9:30 am Sunday, June 24th and O'Connell. sngles by Jack Qulnn, wll contnue, wth a one nour wnnng hurler Buzzy Coullard, break for lunch, untl all events and Berne Kelly. Mke Wonagel have been fnshed. ht a sacrfce fly to left to brng Ste for the fnals wll be the tenacross the tenth run. Sweetheart ns courts at Avco, stuated on added two more runs n the sxth Route 129. nnng on two run, four bagger by Nck Katramados. Olle Olson RECREATON recorded the loss...n the nghtcap. SUMMER PROGRAM Smthcraft put t all together and trounced Mac Tre, 19* Dck The two publc beaches at Slver Ellot was the hurlng gem Lake wll be open for swmmng allowng only four hts to ths Saturday and wll run on a McNamara. Bll Swan who had a seven day a week bass through hot bat wth a trple and two Labor Day. Hours when lfeguards doubles, used one of h. doubles to wfflbe on duty are 10 am toll pm score Ed Landry wth the game Monday thru Saturdan and noon to wnnng run n the second nnng. 8 P m on Sunday. Landry a.so had a bg ngh, wth Jjj ^^T"* J Gear up Wlmngton resdency s requred Wth a *» Sunny Money Auto Loan from MELROSE-WAKlrCtD TRUST COMPANY!Vr.l-l**mkc«l D H TOWN CRER TEWKSBUY/WHMrWOTON THURSDAY JUNE 31, 1973 for admsson; chldren under 11 must be accompaned by someone over 14; entrance s through the bath house gate; no ltterng, roughhouslng, pets, alcohol or swmmng n street clothes; no floats, bottles, balls, snorkels, or masks n the water; keep off and nsde the lnes. Teen Actvtes: Concerts and dances for Wlmngton teens wll be held on three occasons. Other dances and concerts wll be scheduled after a revew of ths summer "Muk" seres by teen coordnator Dck Scankm, Red Drector Ron Swasey and the teen councl. NORTHEAST BASEBALL LEAGUE The Wlmngton Recs fnally got a chance to open ther season, followng two postponments and the results were not too good as Blllerca upended the Recs, 2-1 Monday nght at the Hgh School ntegral Systems' Chcago exhbt ntegral Systems of North Wlmngton was one of the frms dsplayng at the Consumer Electroncs Show n Chcago's hugs McCormck Place last week. The frm, whch s assocated nek. The ntal run of the contest wth GRE Electronc Manufaccame after two were out when turng, exhbted stereo Foster had a man pcked off thrd, amplfers, ncludng a 1000-watt only to have an error n the model, preamplfers and proceedng run down result n a loudspeakers. Three of the cornrun for the Bllerca nne. pany's staff of 17 went wth the The vstors second and eventual exhbt, whch was arranged by the game wnng run came across n Sales Manager, Wllam Sullvan Trps are beng planned fro two., ^ fourt ' 1 frame on a double by of Brooklne. The other two were Russo, a par of walks and a Kerry Gaulder, presdent, a sucde bunt. The Recs lone Wlmngton resdent for almost marker came n the last frame fourteen years, and Dave when Mke Sugrue reached on an Roullard, vce-presdent, an eghterror and stole second after one year resdent of the town, out. Carl Butler sngled home The company's products have so Red Sox nght games; a mountan clmbng overnght, a Martha's Vneyard trp and a lobster and clam bake at Slver Lake. Grls' ce Hockey: A grls nocheck league wll be formed ths summer wth ce tme avalable on Tuesday evenngs from 7 to 10 and Thursday evenngs from 9 to 11. The Junor dvson wll consste of those grls ages 12 through 14 and the senor dvson wll be made up of grls ages 15 through 18. All nterested grls should be present for the sgn up and prac- tce clnc to be held at the Youth ce Arena on Tuesday evenng July 10th from 7 to 9. The program wll run from July 10th through August 23rd. A mnmal charge wll be assessed to help defray the coat of ce tme. TEWKSBURY FREFGHTERS TOP SOFTBALL LEAGUE Tewksbury has taken the lead n the Mddlesex Frefghters Softball League wth a 12-1 vctory record. Bedford s second n the league wth nne wns and four losses; Burlngton has nne and fve defeats; Lowell eght vctores to sx losses and Cbelmsford, seven wns and flve losses. Sttng at the bottom of the league are Wnchester, wth four wns and seven losses; Lawrence wth four wns and nne losses; Woburn wth two wns and nne losses and Bllerca, n the cellar wth two wns and 11 losses. DRVER EDUCATON COURSE SUMMER SPECAL the AsBonl S.hoot of Drvng, nc., 159 Haven St., Readng «offerng accelerated classes three (3) tme* daly, mornngs am - 11 am, afternoons 3 pm - 5 pm, and 6-8 pm. $ aowb^gn Jon. 25, 1973 Call for nformaton Sugrue. but was thrown out tryng to stretch the ht nto a double and the rally ended. n other acton Lowell topped Bedford. J-l, Cbelmsford beat Lexngton, S-l and Oracut crushed Nashua, 12-4). Bllerca far had only lmted dstrbuton n the Boston area, and partcpaton n the CES show would, t was hoped, gve the products wder exposure. Accordng to Mr. Gaulder, the dsplay was a great success: "perhaps not beyond our wldest dreams, but certanly well beyond our most sangune expectatons". ntegral Systems s now schedulng greatly ncreased producton to meet the new demand, and looks forward to a brght future as part of Wlmngton's growng ndustry. VANDALS DAMAGE Tewksbury water department personnel have found an eght nch well on Easement Road has been flled wth rocks and other materal, apparently by vandals Engneers determned the well cap was ncorrectly welded by workmen for engneers Whtman 4 PAGE NNE TEWKSBURY WELL,' ** Howard, and ks error allowed vandals to damage the well! ' The engneers have reportedly promsed to pay to repar the damaged well, f t can be repared, or to drll another well n ts place. HERRCK BUCK, NC. 500 Man St. WakeffeM Servce on all makes of cars Body 4 Pabrt work M all makes of can Servce Dept. & Body Shop open 8-5 Monday thru Frday Man Shop Body Shop & Pont Work CARD MARNE, NC. 632 Man St., Wnch.st.r Ma., Tel. (617) Mercury motors Gtastmastor power boats Lncoln canot O Snoplr, Honnor A PeKOlHp ffcoot Comploto Shp's Storo - Rggng and Outfttng Servce STOR HOURS - SUMMER SCHEDULE 9:00 AM-6 00 PM, Tuos., Fr, Sal. 9:00 AM-9:00 PM, Wed. Thun. Clo.d Sunday ond Monooy 500" by Preston bo* come to our yadhtrb party. Of course we spelled brthday backwards. Because the party's backwards! nstead of recevng... we're gvng. We're grateful to all our neghbors for helpng us grow and prosper. Your loyalty proves to us every day of the year that you apprecate our pledge to make fresh donuts every 4 hours. 24 hours a day. Now we'd lke to do somethng nce for you by offerng free gfts and celebratons specals. Mon-Fr /*» - */ 29 Our 1 st Brthdav Party BALLOONS 2 FREE CHOCOLATE DONUTS WTH PURCHASE OF A DOZEN DUNKN' DONUTS l MAN ST. Tre stone C pcopw 0fa> people 496 MAN ST '*<»-*»*»*'-

10 mam. HUM TN TRADNG POST ' NON DSPAY NO CREDT, 35 Word, or less, $1.00. Each addtonal word - Sc. OoodHno - Tuesdoy S pm. Note, as of August frst no credt s to be ortowo* n the Tradng Post column. wtrmng lumtum. na-hr stamps made to order, caret glls, candles. lewelry. chna. Colonal Para. Card Shopp*. JS Lowtll St.. Wlmngton. " ' 4S7-T714. '% rw cant fnd t.' yard sale. Dels '' " probably h»» H. Bureetr* clocks, eor nor cabnet, glass covered bookcase. l.tldets Odds end Ends. 10» Man St.... ( Wlmngton. Per Salt Parts for all electrc shavers'. Ronson. Sunbeam, Remngton. Noreco and Sctlck Shavers. A A K Jewelers. Stoneham Square, Wall to Wall Carpet cleanng. Homes, ndustres & busness. Cleanng of all sze rugs wth free pckup and delvery. Full nsurance coverage, satsfacton guaranteed. Also floor cleanng and full jantoral servces Free estmates. Gallant Servce Co., zn-mh or m-na. Reefng, Sdng. Cutlers: Roof repars CH Hall 8. Sons 6S or P 4 C Pantng Ca. nteror, exteror, paperhanglng. Free estmates.» Paul Plntrlch. MMtMM On Pt. 4tS only mnutes to Rf. M. One and two bedroom luxury 'apartments wth dsposal, carpet. balcones, etc (142 end No pets. MS-7*41 Wlmngton: Four ream ranch large yard. 4.S00. Marlon T. Murphy Land Far Sale lots n varous parts of Wlmngton S TOO S4S00 Fnancng avalable. For lst wrte owner. Robert Stevens, 14 Berkshre Drve. Wnchester. Mass. 014*0 Restore these treasured photographs. Complete restoraton servce avalable from black and whte copes to magnlflclent ol pantngs. Call or wrte tor estmates. Jamesway Studo of Photography, 374 Mddlesex Ave., Wlmngton. Mass *. Wlmngton: Seven ream cape. Full collar and large yard. 427,400. Marlon T. Murphy Realty. 4SS-3M1 '- - Cottage far rent on Lake Attltash, Amesbury. Sleepng porch and f playhouse for chldren. Fve mles from beaches Reasonable rates *65 awslwsss Opportunty: Man or woman. { Relable person trom ths area to servce end collect from automatc ds- tjjp pensers. No experence needed...we establsh accounts tor you. Car, references and SfS.O to ll.tw.oo cash captal necessary. Four to 12 hours weekly could net a good part used bakes for sale»"- 24"- M" many extra parts Sun.. Mon.. Tues only. Reasonable prces. House Pantng - nsde end out. Carpenter work 1 roof repars. Free estmates. Robert Bebne BAH Home Applance. Repars all melor brands of washers, dryers, dshwashers, refrgerators, freezers and ranges Factory traned. Prompt servce, reasonable rates. Readng. * Attenton Party Plan Our 26th year, hghest commssons, largest selecton of toys and gfts. Over 350 bestsellng tems n a full-color catalog. No cash nvestment, no collectng, no delverng! Dealers and managers needed. Try us! Call collect today 1203) or wrte Santa's Partes. Avon. Conn Also bookng partes. Hall far Rent: For weddng receptons, showers, partes of all knds * Yard sole June 23 ana) M Ran date June 30th and July 1st. Used fshng equpment, tools, brc-a-brack, glass, lamps and odds and ends. 14 Mass. Ave.. Wlmngton. Croup Yard Sale: Crb wth mattress; antque bureau; ten gallon fsh tanks wth stand; record cabnet; George Washngton bedspread; 42" round ktchen table; sk rack; clothes; household tems; toys and much more. Sat. June 23rd and Sun. June 24th. 10 em to S pm. Ran date Sat. June 30th. 34 Kenwood Ave.. Wlmngton, off Woburn Street Gutar Lessens specalzng n beglnnrs. Bofh prvate and class lessons. 13 per lesson. Call Fran Hart, 272M35 Pantng, eutslde and nsde, and celngs Free Estmate Paul Morrce Used Tres: M 00 and up *0 Furnshed room ler gentleman. Call alter 4 pm Eperlenced Sttcher - wn alter hems on dresses, coats, gowns, slacks, men's trousers and drapes Reasonable Car 7ose. 654*242 Real tstate Equty - Loans. Use your home's borrowng power, obtan SSOO to $25,000 quckly and easly. Your present mortgage s not affected. Robert Stevens Communty Yard Sale: 71 Lawrence St., at the end of Shady Lane Drve. Saturday June to 5. Household goods. TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/ THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 PERMANENT PART-TME WORK Afternoons 2-5 PM Must be 21 years old Newspaper delvery VALLEY NEWS COMPANY CLERK TYPST Famlar wth calculator. Full tme n ar condtoned offce. Pad holdays, pad vacaton, good workng condtons. Located n Woburn ndustral Park A Ml pptrtmh)' wwjtoft OFFCE PERSONNEL That* art permanent full tme poston* offerng good stortng salary, outstandng workng condtons and a superor frnge beneft program (Your brthday! a holday n our company). For more detals or to arrange on ntervew call folly ot , Cstl LS Framer lent traler: New canvas, snk, stove, heater, sleeps 4 to 5. New pant, good condton. S650 or best otter waaaflald la the OseaSf at aaamsnalt la aolcaaalyatlasea>a>es. 4eaaa Oaaa sad Rest Dana at Dorp Bra*. Now Scota 1..S O-vrrt* lmp.1. con«rtlblr ^ S STcElSS: 2 Good runnng condton or best ScM, «,,_.»,, p_ of GnryarooS. Nova otter Scota, and law Mart Daaa of AaapoUa Roral Nova Scota and to all other peraom rataraatad. "srses -" runnln9 cond "' on - &safejss 2xse& S ranada leaaaeahojkal n mll n mll m We have several excellent opportuntes for ndvduals wth good typng and record keepng ablty to perform nterestng and vared offce dutes Shorthand t not requred. f you enjoy workng wth fgures, we con tram yeu to operate several new offce machnes coaororrarsultt or HAMACHUSTTTS nuwatx count mon one laadlvklod thrd part or aharo of certan Movng nest week. Must sell par Of laadlylaalanorthrajaaxl»4sxe.gaaatuaaeeraafroan pones. Rde and drve. Best *> Tlataal4la4oaalOtwtva4a]laarllaac«trona *T?^fJ!^H!S. offer S5. C-aarea E Daaa law ot WakoOeM. Mlntlaaa Eperlenced substtute teacher wn Co«7 Mawtkepr sad coootat of a» «4lw«d trror students rn vrtually all hgh and. uurd o the loo roonaw and orarrftad ao Sweetheart Plastcs nc. Dvson of Maryland Cup Corp. eutes 41 4, Wlmnglan. Mats. Aa ' "'! ataaa 10ST Black Make Curloy Horod Labrador Retrever Last soon Frday Vcnty ot Woburn St. No. Wlmngton REWARD Answers to Prnce. local ntervmw, wrte, ncluot* H1] tor nformaton. cooulaln,» arraa mor. or laaa shoaaa on. telephone number. Eagle ndustres, ataaaauuad -Plano laadlahottanaalkajaslaab. Department BV, 3*31 Meedowbrook nn BANK BOOK: Toe followng acalo SO foot to aa lech-doc «J. lm. Robert E >>>^-1T--! --T---J!!-- Roed. Sf. LOUS Park. Mnnesota ^^. «. ^atm has XttZ^SZZZZSttLXl 5MM been made (or payment of tee ajsteonl eaacfjtod»llak~a: EXPERT to*. a**,.too* n. M-wa, ^ *'~^^sz < \!2 JEtXAtt^r^lSSSl aa^auatanjaaal >»» lee,.raaal. tar l^yoem has been Stopped. MUM"* *, ts»nco tb> lne runa northerlr a dutaacc ot awymom af the araaevm m am.d wn* ottt. Cosnmerclal Bank 4 Trnat. J7et no lamtnoro or ana to tjl"*"" * l0.». 147 OL r.,m.n, h. te~ LOST BANK BOOK: The followng fcj^s^sjefts^jzz ataaaaaat bwnkkao* 144, MJal.,., a.nl Oaaklaell s lost and applcaton has muapotatasalowaoaaaldeu. bamdmoae oee. made forpaymea..1 U. am.««j-mggs^s^smz (OM«xvvwr-»LTll or MASSACTllSaTnS la accordance wlta Sec. to, en. eo.. (a«m.a 1. 1,, B Bandraa7a>d>oMan». rnooatccourr Payment has bee» Stopped. Baakbook known a dulaaca o Ml foot n a eaurlr d c- WALL-TO-WALL CARPET CLEANNG v UOM r mm«rral Raak 4, (kaajj Uoa. Ucncc fns law raaa oortharly by land of Commercal Bank 4. rann. ^^^ xlrtcllwj, juu^ < nnr*. more or eaa To ll ptmons nterested m DW esute of Morvto la poaat. kaaco Stt lne raoa by ba aaaaj ade of a SAFE FOAM METHOD D. Hoseel lte of Wlruofton w Md Coenty rood ownfd try lha owa of North Raadtng a dlaunra tvtetsed Deep Aws eleesnng wtfl of 4M.U foot, naaro or laaa lo a pont al laad of sad Tt* tprcel eammmrmer of tlw route of sotd town. Horace lb. lne nana aoalborly by land of aald. Monte D. Ln>o>orl DM orwelo. lo sotd COorl (or ' town m omtaoce of U. feet, more or MM to a potat. lloweecv Ms Tnt ttxmm QpftKM ttw tot nm moa^ WE AUO- vou ersrv looojert Oenrte"jejor-ojr suonvt-y Uoce of m feet, store or mloapots>t. tbencelae sttou fls. 1 wnte ppserec n ud Court n MORTGAGEE'S AUS OP REAL ESTATE lne nans ssjotberly by land of owr>er. ama<>m a dls- V Wash k Poksh Floors ; Cawtwop kotore tee o cech at lorwwor m the By vrtue and BO necwuon of tbe power of sole urtce of MO feet, more or Leu. to a pont. Usaswe tbe V Machne Wash Panted Walls. MOMyokMfe toy of Jew Ml. tfce rttern d-y of Uus coauused la a certan mortage (vea by Joba J,r* runs easterly by laad of owners snbowb a da> rumor V Complrtr Offce Malnlrnanrr Elto. Tuelea d Ma laee' Mmmj Trat n thr Par unc* of 710 (aet. more or lees toapourt. l are Use»tetm lern E rleys Ksqtjr*? Ptrsl Jud(r of Caoobrtdgt Sa^baV laak, dated Febnary 3 llt». Use roaa aombarly by Land of ownrrs unaow* a da- oht Coon OH tsresmy-faortk ooy of Hey 1173 Joe* V Hrvcy and recorded wttb MlddTese Nortb fuftftry of Unce of tll feet nort or UM to Concord Street;?U Cad D*eda Book l»t Pa** *M. of whct morlfa«r lha Uetce Use tlee rasa ajoaf tbe aortl atala of Cooeort tlmm Refttter MaartaMdtl tbe proaont bolder for breocb of Use street Men to UwpaWtof brt.m Ram. bg ba COMsODNWErU.TH OP M 1WfV Tfl'tlfT 1 roaawsm of ud mortf * r and for the parooae of WeHLasfton Raolly CorporaUon tbe rght lo travel by LAND COURT fofrtlotnj tbe same wll be sotd at pubflc auctloa at foot or by rehjelc over tbe ffty foot strp from Cearrm m elr-ren o'clock AM on Use Jn day of Jaly. lff7s. oa cord Street to Use rear of tbe ndustral aoae as t on the Carft- To twteoeof W lg. e BOW nomlrlpl cxporm Use premses all sad sngular Use penuses 4ntats. betas, about tlw fset la oaftb V tkon loeem lo tee Cos-t- of ttoaroe ene sed oescrtbed on Md rsortcafe. to ol The aecoad of Mad parcels Commtoeet 4. DeoW OkOLto. gjaro M. Gtgk. A certan parcel of land wth the bulldafs Usereoa drkrbod as follows kvns.nl J. gevttrk. R-t» Ke-tut. Ettosesse J shasled s Wlmngton Nfasschuselts sow Beng the w>rthcrrmosl of Use two parcels M numbered MS Lowell Street boaaded and Bfcowr. on tbe aforesad plan and bf-gmnng al a po.nl kreey Me*esv«booy. Jeroee O. LwllS.ll. Elo.ee P. Msolrs. P Mooo 1n. mt NMW descrbed M Use sowutertv ud of Part Street and tbe sortae- Ut-U-c. ll of MM Hmntmftm Tl 0. SOTHERLY by Lowell Slrost. too subdred ty sde of s forty foot strp s>ug sccou tosalduod Bttorrsy of Berlefoe >o the Cosssty of MH0t*n *»' feet WESTERLY by land sew or crrnerly of thence Use lne runs southwesterl) a duusce of X) 3mt Htd Coamoewoltk; JoMf* rt CM*, of John Elu oae huadred sy-lhree sod U'lOO f.^, rnore or leas, by land of owners unajown to a CAMP** Sornetvlk to hc Coo-ty of WsWtr snd utd 1US6 feet. wdrthweaterly by ud Ella potat ussace Use lne runs westerly by lead of CorarnonweeHe ntf to ell wtsom rl my cootort land twenly-uree aad SSl) feat aad one owners unknown a dttaoc of 111 M feet, more or Wlerras a peutton SM MO> ptreeto. lo sae hundred weoyfoor and M/1M flm.m f«et le*. lo s pant, tboseo the lne runs southerly by Coorl b> Room P. StevoM. TroBee of Wteclseeer NORTHEASTERLY by Lot 1 ea plan berenafler land of owaers unknown a duunce of N feet, more M ud Coast* of Mooltot. la regster aad roofm referred to one Mll 11 tjarty-oee aod M/W0 or 1CM lo a ponl. lseoce the lne runs westerly by hrs.tk BV fooonm n rh11 Lust flllmfeel and EASTERLY by ud Ul J. one Lao,) f owe mkaown a djjus^ of Z» feet. norc A certan parcel of land wot. the buldtoffs hundred egbtv UM last or less loapom. Useace the Hae rsos lusstbslj a ttppreon ltoe sn ud Wllmsrsjor. bonded and Beng l-ol on plan prepared wlb fdlaot and Rslh d uace of 1Mb feet more or less by lae 658^6330 OMCffbedu fobow Anderson January 12.1Mb. lobe recorded herewllb WUmlstton town lne sad owners lasnown lo r Northrrty ey RjJ.nljd Rood HO lec Easterly by See PUn Book 101 Psa at>. pont. laence Use lne rum soulberly on a dlfferea: - FREE ESTMATES - bod now or formertv of the Ton of Wlmutfoo Terms of sale One thsossad dofasra te be pad n co*jrse by Land of owners unknown a dlstaece of l«sm SottlMrt* by Ud SOT or forrra^ cash s the lme sad place of Use nlr aad Use fed. more or leu. lo s potat. Useace Use law rses KovlCtl sod LRrth Krwrh bv lne CTOUTtg Swm balance n cash upon delvery of tbe dead Other westerly by land of crwners unknown a dstance of V -... f'oyf aad by Uod mm or cnrmerry of Edmynd J terms lo be erejanced al Use sale fast, more or leu to a po.nl on sad town tne CObtalOKHEALTH OT MASSACHUSbTTTS Keedv and M«r r«koady J» feet aod Westerly EAST CAMBRDGE SAVNGS BANK j^etjce Uw lne runs by ud owa lne a dstance of Mlddseses. as. Preeale DM n land se. er formerly of J<Me-hG UMo*>ca and By taetr Attorneys gsa feet more or SM lo a pont. n a southerly To all persons olerealed n Use estate of V.ry KlaaeeP LanvMouca aod by Lars. ss* or forrrerty of dtrortloa beoce tbe lne roes sosjusecy n a DSCOTM late of Readng, n sad County, deceased jnn HLL 4 BARLOW 'm) d^swewta aod Near* Maltlewkc SM feet dfferent couae a dulance of TS feet, more or less A petton has bean presented lo sad Cosrt for PtMto-er desues lac 4*ove-o>s«Tleed Laad U sobaxaueonwealn or MASsAansem be land sf owners unknowa, tbonce tbe lne runs probate of a certan natrurnent pwportlrv lobe the trt to tbe fetsoorf, easterly a dmuace of M 70 (sot. more or aa. tos last wll of sad deceased by karg-ere M Ot-p.. Mll«naa. aa. PneaaaCaan of - «.^ North. * Readuf u..».- n he ^^x, Co-nly gfumlma of M«Mlev arsybbl atayaaj 1 Proejer rjeeses the abewe^atcrtbed laed s pout b land «Mortl Readme bencc tto lne ran Te Blly Ja* Vktaf of Wllmmsux> n Uat Coantr aubsec lo tbe rfbts of aeyone lo esc lha porton of aoclbarl) a dlalaoce ol H leet. mora or laaa. to lha ato baapponad necmru heru.,«of MlSaaa SerafeaCt laeveu* M» hkbutd laaa teos and _auu. a*. k«. y, ] roarl to laad of otmtr uaaoo-n lo a pont. heace tha Una fma a aarary an bar ao-4 owuea baa baa. r. -uljl Jo aam oaate, nmmtutlmmmm^fsm.mmmtm.tll ro.dyalr.loalettllaweurt-c.ra^aaon.7 seeks lo have tbe same eonaoted Tbe ualbadlaodlasbobnoa fc - - pont thence ba Una abould fle a wrtten appearance n aad Cean at '-' before tea o'clock, nt tbe loreaoon oa of Jury ftj. SM retam day c4 an nta- WUX1AM E HAYS. Eagare Fnal aald Coarl. UUa weatyhmmh day af May JOHN V HAJUKY. fwtute. ar aa ttw afllee af le Aa t Cordrr rf of your maor chld CTWr*N«EALH Of MASSACrll SETTS H.uudenf to object thereto,-. * eo-r-tnrn-y leaa. toafoual. bence he me run* northerly a duv am Caaal at n» tasatry of Daa* al Low.ll la UK HasBra UXJUT aboard fle a -men aaajaaranr* CTaVEctM laast«ollallaatnar.aelaaa.byuaddlo«ataaa> at mall >aara a can af ka aua MM Cambrdge before lea ckrt n uhe H forenoon oatbe»-»*". tbeeee the lne ran* HSSsrlf a dlataaca of SSkaaaaaa. aa. U4 aattaa > aaaoakaa ot or aafor* 0* t* n faat leaa. ay af owaera aasanwn To au person* nterested n the eau* ot Harraa twelfth day af Jaly m. the return, d-_^.h,.r... day of lbs* cta- 114 W aet more or leal, to land of o net* eahnoum aam < * af fata am loa pox. Oeoce le Une run* aorlherlr a dauace D Rasaall Ule of Wllcmaetoa n ud County, thm a aaaaaraan a aa faw at or far aaa of STJ M more or leaa. ay land of omen Manas decaaaed.. UaUl tto larthar orda. ol the Caaal yea are -ll to record** (to lad petton -ll to > peaat bence tbe kae rau -»*terly dlxc*. nlfla S.»*a*e» eentor of tto wll aj aaal " 7^," pcoatead fran law la any raeua*atea la* aa* laamc-nfeaaasaaeroa-ultolorrrcrbarreo r^ aaaata'al aaav arfl j'.llma Vlrn Tfl of a feat, raaraar leaa. ay land of owners aalbeaa Marva D. HaaaeU ha* presented to **td Court lor pont ONBCt ** U«* naaa otthwswurly a allo-ance hu frat accowt Wnaaaa SnTaBal Heya Eaqalre rrajarkaeal U*r«of W «fatt. man or hraa. by land ol c-afswr yw de«re lo oeja-rt thereto you or roar auoracy akmnra o pont tlwac«tam UM m> trtould (lt wrtten appearance n ud Ctm\ a] John V Harvey nonkmulmrly a- Land of o-wr lanajvowo a dsuxt CambrMlfe before ten or lock n Uw fwetaom on tto yar aaaaenal ana^aeveay tnree JllJaUS Ropatae of M fact. BMr* or af Ul pont beaer eleven* day of July HTJ. tw return day af tha la- SAaCAttT U OALV Recorder nortfewaatarly at UtfM co-rwa a dataara of M taa r.aq * Berabre xv* fa«h. men or laaa. by laaat of vwmtn avkmrern to a Wtneu. WUum E Hays. Eaqure KrtlJudjeo* TOWN Or WlXMNCTON 1 Wncbaalar Mala pant; haac* MhMlUrrjr n tkm nmnm a da sad Court ths ffth day ot Jaae P! Lance of 111 M (-art by Mlfll rn+mvw* to a pc-n* JahnV Harvey. «MM ortbe.aatarly by Uw aatttk Hda of Part J7.H Refstar. Su «a fcaut* of aa ^ U tfc. pa-rrt of b#4jaalat COMMONWEULTB OT MASSAOtUSr-ns Saltaafl foaru. UM a» daaarta tkat all of aa-d Urxt rho SATE COURT naonatt COttT my be aam al prvate sale far KH leva UBBJ fatly ft** tkommd ewlara and pny«that partluon To all persons nterested n the estate of Heary M. ad - the aauae ot Ttoreea may be mmm of all tae land afaavual ar raaag to Part late of Wlmnjjtar. n sad County, oereases la** al Wlaama la aam Caaaly. tow. aa*f to tkat ead uaat a co^rnaaeoaer to «p A petton has bee* presented lo UKJ Court for y'sfetll+s^fe,- 2Z - o-r... - *, o. J- m Caart BOARD OT REGSTRARS la aba " The Board of Regstrars wll be n s salon at the Town Hall for an all day m'n0*tnuoooajm»b, 1171 from noon MaawMas-laa actaat ejaj srwaaee aa the untl 10 pm Last chance to regster to,7v>7*.-aaaaae-am a* rot aty.f->> vote at he Specal Town Meetng of ^-^ a-w-^-du-au saw ^ " J-nw Beard of Regstrars ^TtJSfl^J^lAl "fjzltts P«*l-of «"««-*namasl pt*»rtln <o be M lanlarh^ttof^anfjkcanamto ***** to t* <M7 Couaty d of EM~ Eaa pfy** U»t tt» m Kd omtor al anale sale or pauc aucton aad apponted cecutrl thereof wuoul vtv * be ajtwaratf lo daatntole the not proceuaa heroaf fber bond f you ateere to abject kereto you at your at lanaey f you deuare lo ob>ecl hereto you or year altoram tsmau fle a wnttan ajlmtl to aold Court at should (le a wrrttee. appaoraac m sam Court ot Cambrato aafare -au o cleca tto fran tm ~ ^~r???±~rj?l 'ZTTZ.TJ? Cambnderb-lo enoclert«.^ auhaaa wnaaaa WakaraE Haya[asaslra. nr.j-aa.of "» W1UA.M E HAYS. Eaewe Fraf aam Cart. aba. hfh day a> a> STJ jbdr, - ^ r^n j.., «j, a ;,,, BUSNESS OPPORTUNTY MAN OR WOMAN Relable person from ths area to servce and tolet! from automatc dspensers. No experence needed we establsh accounts tor you. Car, references and $ to $1, cash captal necessary. Four to 12 hours weekly could not good part-tme ncome. Full-tme more, tor local ntervew, wrte, nclude telephone number, Eagle ndustres, Depart- ment BV, 3938 Meadowbrook Road, S». Lous Park, Mnnesota WE WLL BE CLOSED FOR VACATON THE FRST WEEK N JULY WALLACE MOTORS EXPERENCED Machne Operators Of brdgeport mllers and handcrew machnal. Also an all-around machnst. Small, clean, accurate work. Excellent benefts, wages and workng condtons. Plant located a few mnutes from the juncton of Routes 62 and 93. MYTR0N 362 Mddlesex Ave., Wlmngton GEORGE G. ROBERTE st - Locksmth sstamw! KfYS-lOCKS tjaatt AUTO-HOM-NOUSTWAl /. PERMANENT PART-TME WORK Mornngs 4 7 AM Mast have own Car Newspaper delvery VALLEY NEWS COMPANY TOWN OF WTLMNOTON ' BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLC HEARNG A publc bearng stll be held al tbe Town Hall Annex, SO Mddlesex Avenue on Tuesday evenng. July 10, 1ST3 at 7:00 p.m. on the applcaton of Alan S rene Taylor, 112 Nchols Street (Assessors Map J6-68 wthn the requred rear and sde yards. Bruce MacDonald, Chmn. J21,21 Board of Appeals BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLC HEARNG A publc bearng wll be held at the Town Hall Anne, 190 Mddlesex Avenue on Tuesday evenng, July 10, 1173 at 7:00 p.m. on the applcaton of Charles b Volet Duggan, 111 Aldrch J- * 22L7 ha*» HARV1 J4J1» aaajaabw,,» * JTt,sS^rd of Appears 65*. 821M muz fwop-u l,--^«nt4kv. HELPWATED Evenngs and Weekends E.. U B. «Full anld'part Tme Apply at Wlmngton Hess Servce Staton 273 Man Street (No telephone calls, please) HOUSE FOR SALE TO HGHEST BDDER The Readng Muncpal Lght Board nvtes sealed bds for the sale of one house. The house wll be sold to the hghest qualfed bdder. The bdder wll move the buldng from Road for a varance'to subdvde a '*? p f e,e "' Slte,J 0ne of h? parcel of land on the comer of Aldrch choosng wthn 120 days, or such Road and Wnston Avenue nto three further tme as the Board may non-conformng lota (Assessor's Map f> allow after the awardng of the U). bd. Bruce MacDonald, Chmn. The buldng may be nspected J21,28Board of Appeals before the bddng date by appont- BOARD OF APPEALS ment. Appontments may be made PUBLC HEARNG A publc bearng wll be held at the by wrtng to Readng Muncpal Town Hall Annex, 190 Mddlesex Lght Department, 25 Haven Avenue on Tuesday evenng, July 10 Street. Readng, Massachusetts, e7ra77~00 p.m. on the apptlcauon of or phonng , extenson 83. James Lucas. MS Tewksbury (A.B. Sweexey. nc.. owner) for a varance to reel a repar garage on a lot at 111 Man Street (Assessor's Map 40-2) n an ndustral Dstrct. BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLC HEARNG fjt-71 A publc hearng wll be held at the Town Hall Annex, 190 Mddlesex Avenue on Tuesday evenng, July 10, uvstl at 7:00 p.m. on the applcaton of -Maron T. Murphy Realty, MS Man Street (Luken Realty Trust, owner) for a varance to erect a dwellng on a lot at Rhodes Street (Assessor's Map 54-31) havng nsuffcent depth and area. Bruce MacDonald, Chmn. J21,28Board of Appeals BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLC HEARNG A publc hearng wll be held at tbe Town Hall Annex, SO Mddlesex Avenue on Tuesday evenng. July 10, 117) at 7:00 p.m. on tbe applcaton of General Electrc Company for Converse Rubber Co. Barbo Realty Trust, owner) for a varance to erect a an on a lot at SO Fordham Road (Assessor's Map wthn the requred front yard. Bruce MacDonald, Chmn. Jll.JUBoard of Appeals BOARD OF APPEALS PUBLC HEARNG A publc hearng wll be held at tbe Town Hall Annex, SO Mddlesex Avenue on Tuesday evenng. July 10, 117) at 7:00 p.m. on the applcaton of Chester H. t Valere W Hall. Bernsten Road for a varance to erect a dwellng on a non-conformng lot on McDonald Road (Assessor's Map Sal and to erect a dwellng wthn the requred front, rear and ade yards Sealed bds wll be receved no later than July 3,1973 at 11:00 a.m. at the offce of the Readng Muncpal Lght Board, 25 Haven Street, Readng, Mass. at whch tme and place they wll be publcly opened and read. Bds must be sealed and marked on the outsde. "Bd for House at $71 West Street, Readng, Massachuestts". A certfed check n the full amount of the bd must accompany each bd. The Department reserves the rght to retan the bd check as lqudated damages n the event of default of performance. The Board specfcally reserves the rght to accept any bd or any part of any bd, or reject any or all bds, whchever n ther opnon s n the best nterest of the Town of Readng Readng Muncpal Lght Board June 13, 1973 Paul C. Ncholas, Chmn. Readng, Mass John H. Crooker JZ1 Wllam F. Parker CCA-»aoanrtALT Of SUSSaCrJSKTTS rmoaate COURT a/rawst '"**'* Cn *** "" -" StaU wrf. bur, start., pnyua, a., «. lrov, baaa at asarwmn. leaaa baraatf aaal SUM aa Aacraaa for 0» caaaa of daearuaa am rnrlat for css " " " *»* af «d alhrwc B35 t raw daaar. lo ab)an u-rau. aa or roar at LSWrjT** "2p-< asrjra from u» 5JJJ* ""* * *"«"-> f lb. ma day af tha Mt**j>j PERMANENT PART-TME WORK 1 to 9 AM - Sunday VALLEY NEWS COMPANY t Alfred T. O'Connor NSURANCE Colonal Park Professonal Buldng 25 Lowell Street Wlmngton Jn. 38 & A & M FENTON Realtors F YOU ARE LOOKNG FOR A HOME, OR SELLNG YOUR HOME, TRUST US TO PROVDE HONEST, PROFESSONAL SERVCE A & M FENT0N-REALT0RS 104 Lowell St. (Rt 129) Wlmngton TWO MECHANCS WANTED Two mechancs wanted to work n pleasant workng condtons, salary arranged. Excellent frnge benefts, Blue Cross/Blue Sheld. Apply Roger Ranett, Servce Manager, Herrck Buck, 500 Mdn St., Wakefeld HEP WANTED All - Around Carpenter wth Foreman potental Please call j JAMES H. WHTE. Jr CARPENTER Rtasoalla Maw War! latrlo FlalB OOKKSelNG SYSHW TAX MTUNS MANAGfMN CARPENTRY ROOFNG New & Reparng. Alumnum Gutters Travelng Locksmth Nous* Jackng CUSTOM HOME BULDNG REMODELNG Wm. F Butt & Son 6 WST ST TXPERT PLASTERNG JOHN ARVANTS a.t New Work fraa ttlwn.51-43«al FNANCAL DATA - REAL ESTATE R & B CELNG CO. WALL PAPERNG NTEROR & EXTEROR PANTNG ROBERT WHTE LARRY NCKERSON General Constructon Ar Condtonng Sheet Metal Work Heatng MNKAaaHtCJttO MASTH CHAKM MR. O SHE A SUyarW - aauaaawoh TtWKaUtY luec* MAD! NO Worron MckU FLOORS ARMSTRONG VNYl A UNOEUM CAKPT FOR PORCHES VKNG CARP S roa KTCHENS - FORMCA COUNTER TOTS CERAMC Tll CALL 65S - 9S03 JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE At SASTO PARTS Coll after 3 p.m. 65S-45S8

11 Letters To the Ctzens of Wlmngton: For two years myself and famly have lved n ths town and am to dsgusted. t's tme someone had the truth to tell about the Wlmngton Polce Dept. These men rsk ther lves every day and nght only to have people gossp and fnd fault wth every move they make. Prvate as well as when on duty. personally thnk f you all took a good look at yourselves and lsten to your own remarks you'd do yourselves a favor. Where to these kds who are n trouble constantly usually get the dsrespect for the law? At home. Parents talk n front of them about everythng and anythng. Then the parents wonder where the chldren heard such awful thngs. They have no respect for law offcers or ther own husbands and wves. How can they blame outsders? have had several occasons to see the Wlmngton Polce Dept. at work snce 've lfed here, and and my famly, say tbey are the best. The complaners fnd fault because there are fre crackers gong off at nght, or some other trval thng. They get mad because, for ths the polce aren't there n two mnutes. Dd they ever stop to thnk of where the offcers are? Maybe at a fght where someone could be klled. An accdent, a robbery attempt, or any number of other mportant lfe or death thng, when they have tme for your forecrackers they come. Beleve me f you were n an accdent and needed the polce or f your house were beng broken nto and your lfe or loved ones were n danger you'd prase them for ther excellent and quck response. Don't wat untl you're n trouble to gve them the prase tbey earn every day of ther lves. Do t now. What would Wlmngton be lke wthout them? 'd hate to see that chaos. Thank you. Wlmngton Polce Dept. Mrs. Davd Johnson Dear Captan Nelson: The resdents of Alderwood Estates and West Street have banded together to ask the town to purchase the land that was to be "Alderwood 3" at the Specal Town Meetng on Monday June 25, 7:30 P.M. at the Hgh School Audtorum. Support for our cause hat been pourng n from many part* of town, as well as from town boards lke the Conservaton Commsson and the Plannng Board. Snce the current owner of the land purchased t from the bank, who had taken t over when the frst owner went bankrupt, be has been preparng to buld 29 homes. The fllng and development of ths land would cause severe water problems for the homeowners of both Alderwood Estates and West Street. As one resdent put t: "We mght as well all go and out buy boats now." Asde from the water problems for the people of the area there are the addtonal problems for the rest of the town attendent upon buldng more homes. The cost of purchasng the land, for whch the current owner pad 125, n February, would be far offset by the cost of schools and town servces ncurred by 29 more famles to say nothng of the cost of mprovng dranage for the exstng homes n the affected area. f ths land s purchased for conservaton purposes t can never be bult on and can become a part of an open space plan for our town. We urge your support of Artcle No. 1. Sncerely yours, Alderwood Estates Asso. Bruce Peters, Chmn. Dear Lara: On behalf of all Grl Scouts n Tewksbury and Wlmngton would lke to extend our thanks to everyone who has helped us to enrch the lves of grls n both communtes durng the 1(72-73 Scout year. A specal thank you to the leaders who are wllng to take the necessary tme to provde excellent Grl Scout programs. Our sponsors deserve specal KN0LLW0OD FAM DAY DAY MOwUCTS lt Radevw *t.,»»«mmlmttm, lau. MOM! ELVY MLC. EATON NEE-ELLSWORTH POST 2458 VETERANS OF FOREGN WARS, JbTSlaV Don't forget Hre the Vet! KM MAN ST., MASS. DRUMS NGHT TUESDAYS AT 8 PM Servng Wlmngton over 35 Yrs COOMBS FURNTURE Qualty & Economy 464 MDDLESEX AVENUE NORTH Mac & Duff's Hockey Specalsts Skates SHARPENED S RMa S., WU.1. ( k. Ukt) 6SS-9S76 Summer Hours Tues & Thurs 4-7 Sat. 10 am - 1 pm # trbute, as tbey provde a place for meetngs and socal actvtes. Lastly our thanks to the staff of the Town Crer for ther cooperaton concernng Grl Scout events. Grl Scouts n Wlmngton and Tewksbury have had a very busy year and t's tme for a rest ether at borne or at Grl Scout Summer Camp, but we'll be back n full swng come September. Thanks agan to everyone. Flo Rnk er Neghborhood Charman Brths CARPENTER: Matthew Charles, second chld, second son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carpenter of 38 Boutwell St., Wlmngton on June th at Wnchester Hosptal. Grandparents nclude Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gallo Sr. of Mountan Rd Westfeld and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter of Forest St., Wlmngton. GRASSO: Ermno. second chld, frst son to Mr. and Mrs. Gennaro Grasso of 885 Man St., Wlmngton on June 7th at Cboate Memoral Hosptal n Woburn. Grandparents nclude Mrs. Angelne Covelle and the late Ermno Covelle of Man St., Wlmngton and Mr. and Mrs. Vttoro Grasso of Benevento, taly. PALM AN James Patrck, thrd chld, frst son to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Palman of Maple Road, Wlmngton on June 8th at Melrose-Wakefeld Hosptal Grandparents nclude Mr. and Mrs. Martn J. Twarkns Sr. of Ranbow Road, Poquonock, Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palman, Jr. of Farlawn Ave., Lews ton, Mane. W.R.A. S READY TO SELL EAMES ST. PROPERTY The Wlmngton Redevelopment Authorty, the owners of land n south Wlmngton, off Eames Street, s now advsng potental purchasers that t s ready to sell. The property, off Eames Street, conssts of 29 acres of ndustrally zoned land, wth sewerage facltes, a Boston & Man RR spur, and s readly avalable to three nterstate hghways. FLORST 316 Man St Across from Dunkn Donurs Flowers for All Occassons Potted Plants Oeeed Men TM. WW 9 - Thm. FT 7-9 Sal 9 - S WE DELVER TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WHMNOTON THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 PATRCA (F1SKE) CARNEY RECEVES MASTERS DEGREE On Saturday, May 26th, Patrca Flske Carney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fske of Church Street. Wlmngton receved her Masters Degree n Human Development from the Unversty of Massachusetts at Amherst Pat majored n early chldhood educaton and wrote her thess along ths theme. She s a graduate of Wlmngton Hgh School and receved her Bachelor of Scence Degree from the Unversty of Massachusetts n Pat s currently resdng n Hatfeld. Mass where her husband Phlp s the manager of the New England Telephone Company n Northhampton. Pat and Phl have two chldren. Jennfer and Brendan. j DEVELOPERS TO SPEAK ON COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES AT JUNE 27 PLANNNG BOARD MEETNG Spokesmen for Parlmont Realty Trust have agreed to attend a plannng board meetng June 27 n whch they wll dsplay plans for Country Club Estates n whch water and sweage lnes are shown. The trust's spokesmen have told the board they would extend Cyr Drve n Lowell to Tewksburys Clark Street n buldng the sabdvson. Vce Charman Edward A. Flanagan and other planners crtcsed the subdvson plan June 18 for ncludng a large amount of dranage on prvate property. Board members sad tbey wanted more dranage en streets, and spokesmen for the trust agreed they would alter plaas accordng to the planners' wshes n the matter.. The plan was crtcsed sy planners at a June 4 publc hearag on the subdvson. Planners sad the document lacked may requred detals, and alo crtcsed the trust for submtl the plan to them and notfyl abuttors at the last mnute. n other acton, the board set] August 6 hearng for Magna VU subdvson n the Ames Hll a Surveyor Paul Ferrant sad subdvson would nclude 42 " Bts & Pece; Mrs. Ellen O'Leary of Kedeal St., Wlmngton, manager of Wldwood School ktchen for past ten years has retred. Laet Tuesday, students and staff of tlt school presented her wth a lovely clock rado as a retrement gft Elle has served a total of 16 yean n Wlmngton's School Lunch program. Feelngs about Elle were farly SHAWSHEEN PLUMBNG t HEATNG CORP. NEW REMODEUNG REPARS ALBERT A. SALERA MASS. UC WRGHT ELECTRC CO. ELECTRCAL CONTRACTORS NOUSTMAl - COMMERCAL - RESDENTAL Me^ckcmt^p(>tfLgkt COMPETTON CYCLE CENTER.SS-J4S* MA rea eartu. H*TM. swaesas. aearsa, a*c«r. ~. rua xftet SMVK a KMWS MOTO-SK SNOWMOBLES 3 1 A»c S WMafNn HARS NN COFFURES «r UM tksmrtl *" for EDUCATON AND SERVCE ATTEND HARS NN J FOR FNEST N HAR CARE WE USE AND RECOMMEND tdkn ORGANC PRODUCTS. Ml aw. S. Florae's Ceramk StMsHw SS 6343 S3 *Uh> St., WUntoBt.n Op~> 4 D.y.30. 4:00 Op. lv-~f. «**.<«,. n..,.4., 7-0 TEWKSBUR E 3C0N "'COLONAL Slwaee of rwograa*, 474 Mam S. Wlmngton Cmnlmr Heater and Ar Condtonng ts**** Complete Car Care «. Servce (» let Uea J.-A. 17*5 RWa S. Tewksawr* S E32- Chempro Cleanng Sptd.llll lanmml S...--V - MlMbe M.n.-. OH«f* Wmd.w* All tvp«t ot tl...t.pnmg N««d h«lf» <l.omn«h. hou*.* W. hovt **!*««ovtttlabu J63 M.ddl-,.. A*. Wlm.n.t»n «M 5151 Wlmngton Plaza Drug Wl lngton Plaza Shop. Ctr. Wlmngton. Mass VLLAGE CLEANERS 211 Level St. Kt. M Whnteglea Ucd't Nena»St.f373 *M-t4M S..-., Pn. ~4 Stellar. Ere* OeoWa OHO Jeepon RED'S Auto Body Complete Auto Body Repar Work Kvarr Klrof. Avalable 2286 Man S Tewksbury Beauty Lounge N. Wlmngton Shoppng Center Hovr: Tu.-W.d Thm - F Sat 9:00-5:00 ANNVOZA moe JNNY 2 20MRB* St.- Wbakagtee Bet. wll n r Ptejo TRES. CATTERES. ACCESSORES GENERAL REPARS 65S 1635 RALPH'S AUTO RODY Ummlt. Aat* Rerfr Sereka S"l»er Fell Ser.kt 33-M :J»-.,3» 17 Re. *. S, Re. Weten (Al Re. Wle.1. U. Tr-Tewn Tre 4 Sereke Center.. dr...t. *R4«WS'"fc» Tlre. hrtletw 4 atete 0*M.4 Reorl le lee*l S. (Jet. ej-k S. S7 summed up by two characters who have passed through her lunch lne nnumerable tmes - by the 12- year-old who offered the nformaton that Mrs. O'Leary s a nce tody" and by the 15-year-old who retorted "You thnk don't know that? Everybody knows that!" Ther plans are nconclusve at the moment, but Mr. and Mrs. O'Leary are thnkng of movng to Florda Grace Drew of Chandler Road, Wlmngton has returned home followng a week's vacaton at Hampton Beach. One of the more nterestng passtmes n Wlmngton now-adays s to lsten to the latest ver- son of the latest polce car accdent At the present tme the story nvolves a polce cruser whch s supposed to have struck a car beng drven by a lady whose husband s a selectman. The story gets more nterestng wth each tellng The Town Manager, accordng to one verson, s supposed to have sent an nter-department memo to the polce department n whch he calls them "Keystone Cops". A Town Crer reader has come up wth a soluton on how to prevent polce cruser accdents. t mght work too. The only trouble s that the cops have to drve those crusers around to patrol the town. An organzatonal meetng of the Wlmngton Chapter of Mass. Ctzens for Lfe wll be held at St. Thomas' Vllanova Hall on Sunday, June 24th at 8 pm. Publc nvted. Mrs. Barbara Brogan of Eames St., Wlmngton s currently a patent at Choate Memoral Hosptal n Woburn. On Saturday. June 16th. the Leon Gagnon's of Lake St., Wlmngton were the surprsed guests of honor at an annversary celebraton held for them at the lewksbury- Wlmngton Elks Hall. t was ther frty-ffth. t wll be ten years ago July 1st that zp mal was ntroduced. Rta Strasscr's parrot f let out of ts cage n her yard at t Bay State Ave., Tewksbury, June 13th. She would lke help n gettng t back. The parrot answers to the name, Kelly, and s a dwarf macaw. The Northeast League (baseball), sponsored by the Tewksbury Recreaton Commsson, s for boys 15 to 19 years of age. Ths program gves boys of hgh school age an opportunty to contnue to play and leam baseball durng the summer. Mark Prnce s gong to coach the Northeast League, n cooperaton wth the hgh school staff. The Eastern Mass. Baseball League, also sponsored by the Tewksbury Recreaton Commsson, was founded to provde an opportunty for men older than hgh school age to play baseball. n the last two years the local tamout of canddates has been eathusastc and the team has Front End Loader Back Hoo Work Rocky Yenlle BULLDOZNG SHOVELDOZ1NG L m Ecmylmt S.W Crmv' DELOUY CONSTRUCTON YEE'S DRV - N KtSTAURANT Ta* Fnest n CulOMH Cul.slne LUNCHEON SPECALS SERVED DALY Exeal Seeders t H.ltwf Of** Mon-Thurs JO- 10 Frl 4 Sat untl 11 nans* 4 Holdays.2: LOWELL ST TE 129. OPP AVCO 6M 6500 become a contender n the league standngs. Ths year the team wll be coached by Jm Manley. Hammond Castle wll present Kenntch Wlson, organst of Andover St., Wlmngton n an Evenng of Romantc Musc on Frday June 22nd and a dfferent concert on Saturday, June 23rd, both at 8:30 pm. For reservatons call the Hammond Castle box offce, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Webber of Man St., Wlmngton observed ther forty-ffth weddng annversary on June 3rd. The Wlmngton Unted Methodst Church Vacaton Church School wll run from June 25th - 2Mb.. All chldren between the ages of four and through thrd grade are welcome. Regstraton fee s $1.00. The School wll feature, worshp, Bble lessons, crafts and refreshments. Harold McKelvey has returned to hs home on Border Ave., Wlmngton followng four and a half weeks confnement at the New England Memoral Hosptal n Stoneham. There wll be a No Englsh Sub- Ttles flm, n Lowell tonght, startng at 8:15. t wll be shown at Lowell Tech, on Textle Avenue, t s a new flm, produced n Quebec, and ths s to be the Amercan Premere. t was a Number One, at the box offces n Quebec last year, sutable for famly vewng, a hlarous comedy. The ttle: Tens-to ben apres les orelles a papa. Admsson s free. Mss Catherne Reeke of 5 Park Avenue, Tewksbury was the surprsed guest of honor at a brdal shower held at the home of Mrs. Dors Downs on Shawsheen Ave., on Frday, June 15th. Catherne wll become the brde of Stephen Downs of Shawsheen Ave., Tewksbury on June 30th. James Durkee of Salem Street, Wlmngton was nstalled as Pres- r dent of the Northeastern Assocaton of Boards of Health on June 6th The nstallaton took place at the Assocaton's thrteenth annual Lades Nght at the Kernwood at Lynfeld. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Boylen of Wllams Avenue, Wlmngton observed ther forty-seventh weddng annversary on June 16th Sophomore Debbe Banda and Freshmen Martha Stone and Ton- Ann Mller, all of Wlmngton have been named to the honors lst for the fourth quarter at Our Lady of Nazareth Academy. WakefeW. Members of the Wlmngton Housng Authorty are most grateful to Warren Newhouse for the pcnc tables and benches he made and donated for the use of tenants at Demng Way. Tewksburys tuton-free Secondary Summer School Program wll begn July 9th and end on the 17th of August. Students may regster by fllng out the forms whch are avalable at both the junor and senor hgh school offces. n addton to the regular make-up and remedal courses, others wll be offered: decoupage and candlemakng, personal typng, weldng and small engne repar, graphc arts, physcal ftness for boys and structures, feld ecology, typng revew, arts, crafts, general shop, open bology lap. shop for grls. A Mathemagcal Experence. Math orentaton for sxth grade students. Revew of Algebra, and Geometry. Drver Ed. wll be n classroom nstructon only. Classes wll take place at 8 am and 10 pm and wam and wll last two hours. Call for nformaton. Brenda Kasabusk of Grove Ave., Wlmngton observed her brthday on June 15th. Rocco DePasguale. of course, s the owner of Rocco's Restaurant. To most people he s the pleasant youngsh man to be seen around, presdent of the Lons Club, and so forth. PAGE fcleven The real Rocco s hs dad, the man who started Rocco's Restaurant back n 1939 after havng emgrated to Wlmngton from the North end of Boston. When he came to Wlmngton and bult there was an oak tree on the corner, a whte oak, and Rocco - well be couldn't adopt t, but he thought t was a nce tree. t was probably over 100 years old, a sturdy specmen. For over thrty years now Rocco has been "protectng" that oak. No one was allowed to cut that tree!. Fred Can began to plan a brdge over the ralroad, to replace the Shawsheen Avenue brdge. When t turned out that the new brdge was to be rght near the restaurant "old" Rocco was very much concerned. He called on Fred - that tree has to stay! No cuttng that tree!, Rocco just wouldn't sgn any papers untl the lfe of the old oak was guaranteed. Tragedy had to come anyway. A week ago Tuesday there was a bref thunderstorm, n the evenng, and the oak was ht. One of the branches was lopped off. and large peces of bark were blstered off. Now maybe t wll have to be cut down, and Rocco DPasquale Sr., now old and wth mpared vson, wll be the prncpal mourner. After four years of servce wth a US Naval Securty Group n Europe. Edwn Forrest of Baland Road, Wlmngton has been reassgned to duty n the Unted States. Hs current address s: Chef Edwn W. Forrest Longmeadow Lane. Pensacoa, Florda WANTED Marble Top Furnture K.mnl umcv curved J J> chru loscv mesng chan, hra«hcd>. rulluf tank*, CM.JNV old «ndup chxck JH manat u r homes John Foye * SAVE THS AD---- RESDENTS Of WlLMNGTON, EEAMNO, NORTH READNG WOOURN, TEWKSRURY, BURLNGTON AND RUEMCA Communty Dscount Wth Clppng of Ths Advertsement. UB3 % PARTS AND LABOR Sdentrfk Servce Expert Mechancs Largest Servce Shop n New England FORD Op** DwXy : «- *:M r Tlts* FORD Rto. 38 Wlmngton-Oppo.l. Wlmngton Mod r j^ubgtrtb*! NEW SUBSCRPTON TO JAN. 1, 74 *2.50 FOR TEWKSBURY AND RESDENTS (RENEWALS: ) You can receve the Town Crer each week by U.S. Mal, wthout mssng one ssue THE RATES ARE Per Calandar Year LOCAL (TEWKSBURY OR ) OUT OF TOWN 6.00 SERVCEMAN (MEMBER OF SUBSCRBER'S FAMLY) 1.00 The Town Crer's unque system allows your paper to be delvered to you for only a year. No blls are sent. Subscrbers are expected to send n ther money. f you must be blled you must pay $1 more. PMrfL erj #DllcZvZv... TOWN Mal To: "ENCLOSED S, for my subscrpton to Jan, Town Crer Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton. Mass NEW D RENEWAL a (Slomu&Crgr n r

12 PAGE TWELVE BEEF SALE USD.A CHOCE BOTTOM ROUND «V ROAST 1 29.BACK RUMP ROAST. $ 1 EYE ROUND ROAST 1 STEW GROUND $ CHUCK 4 4 LB BUCKET HAMBURG PATTES HOOD'S CE CREAM 88 \<2 GAL $ 1 < LARGE FAMLES! Take advantage of our wholesale meat program. You can save a lot of Money buyng whole peces of Meat and havng them cut to order. EL AS 'S FNEST MEM NORTH CENTER ROCKPORT FSH MARKET 169 HVM St. Readng STORE HOURS: FKSH FSH COMlft AM - 6 H KSTAUANT TAB-OUT SHVK! 9 AM TUS - Fll 10 to 5 SATURDAY lotol Cyntha's Brdal Servce 281 MAN ST. (GARDNER BlOG) FREE ALTERATONS Brghten up the old Homestead Wth a Sunny Money Home mprovement Loan from A MELROSE-WAKEFELD A TRUST COMPANY M\- SONS OF TALY Saturday Jun* 23, 1973 EX VENERABLE MGHT Donaton: $3.00 pet person BoHot: 7-8 p.m. K of C HaH Dancng: 8-12 p.m. Wlmngton, Mass. Everyone Welcome e Safe Wear a Medcal Alert Symbol Th.s. Sterlng Charm* have a colorful desgn n rod enamel to how op when needed KK'S JEWELRY Several szes avalable from $4.00 n tht WfMnf ton «TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WHMWG'ON THURSDAY JUNE 21, 1973 Tewlsbary FlaCora ston; Artcle 11, *400 to pay such a (From Front Page) lecreury sx months n 1974; Art- Artlcle 4, $2,000 for the water cle 23. J5.0OO for a polce cadet department for surveyng and other work, Artcle 8. $3,600 n subsdes to the Blanchard Bus Company because the March authorzaton ddn't take nto account the 18 month fscal year. Artcle 10, $12,000 to the road commsson's repar and mantenance account because the fncom ddn't consder the 18- month year when t cut the account at the town meetng; Artcle 13, $650 for the park department to remove the old, decayng flag pole n Tewksbury center. Artcle 71. $2,500 to complete the nteror of the youth center and pay for a septc system for the PM bpea»* #»> * *m**m Artcle 27, 13,000 to mal copes of a new zonng map to each household; Artcle 18, $2,000 for maps of wetlands and conservancy areas (commtteemen beleved mappng commttee maps already ordered would suffce). Artcle 30, $450 for a rado for the auxlary polce patrol car; Artcle 31, $10,050 to move the Kttredge - Gray House and provde a foundaton and necessary excavaton for t; Artcle 32. to allow the school commttee to transfer Foster School land for the Kt tredge - Gray House; Artcle 33, to allow the conservaton commsson to charge fees for bearngs and Artcle 34, $245 for offce buldng (another $2,500 was asked by the park commsson to pay for equpment for the utltes, but was dsapproved); agent. Artcle 23, to allow polce $100 new health apece for unforms worn out n the Old House lne of duty, nstead of damaged n (From Front Page) the lne of duty, as s now the case. Artcle 25, to allow polce to arrest persons drnkng n parks or other publc areas; Artcle 28, to rescnd a 1989 acton for a $63,000 bond ssue to pay for fre damage at the hgh school snce pad by an nsurance company; Artcle 29, Amercan homes bult n the late a u 0 wed. $2,500 to update zonng maps and 18th and early 19th centures. The Artcle, to transfer $19,000 n Home, she sad, s smlar to the water department funds to the Old Manse n Deerfleld, the Emergeneral fund. son House n Concord and the Opposed by the commttee were Longfellow House n Cambrdge the follow nn artcles: The starwell to the second floor, Artcle 2, $19,000 to the water she sad, s n excellent condton department; Artcle 5, $6595 for an ajd rejembte famous starwell MORE FREEDOM GVEN FOR WATER TABLE TESTS Tewksbury Health Agent Wllam R. McMenmen Wll be allowed to take tests to determne hgh ground water levels on buldng lots throughout the year, but only where varances are granted by the health board. The board agreed ths June after a debate on the merts of several proposals to allow the agent to take tests outsde the present, specfed perod of March 1 to Aprl 30. McMenmen sad there mght be other tmes n the year when such tests could be taken, dependng on weather condtons and other factors. He opposed a proposal to gve hm sole power n determnng when such tests should be taken. He suggested be be allowed to Readng Lght hearng delayed to July 16 1*- The Federal»_t_J o.a. Power Commsson rnrnmonn Most wholesale rate ncrease June 12 to hear Readng Muncpal Lght Department's strenuous objectons to the Boston Edson wholesale rate ncrease whch became effectve on January 1, That wholesale rate ncrease adds about $1,800,000. a year to Readng Muncpal Lght Department's operatng costs. The Department s now addng a 26% surcharge to ther customers electrc buls n order to recover these substantal ncreased power costs. June 12 was to be the day that varous exhbts renforcng the partes contentons were to be entered and dentfed and ground.take tests and produce the results. )«establshed for the formal of the examnaton at a board meetng, where a varance to drve to create the town out t^egsst* "* "" <Un8S Mrs. Kelly sad the federalst arger bu <ers could afford to perod buldng compares, eave ^d untouched for most of favorably wth some of the best. lhe year unt n tests would be evvra secretary for the n " the 1804 Mngree House n selectmen's offce; Artcle 6, to Salem, whch was done by Samuel ssolve the Dewng School Mctatyre buldng commttee; Artcle 11, M* to $20,000 for the road commsson s dranage account; Artcle 14, $4,- 700 to buy a new flag pole for the town center. Artcle 15, $4,500 to mprove buldng on the Foster School town parks; Artcle 16, $2,100 for grounds. an added part-tme park employe; Surveyors and lawyers must deter- Artcle 18. $3,700 for a new pckup mne where the structure could be truck for the park department; Ar- allowed on the grounds wthout tcle 20, $540 for a part-tme volatng zonng or other legal and secretary for the park comms- santary requrements. Don't Be Bulldozed., > The board's health data researchers, Flordan Sullvan and John Regan, agreed to research the followng areas of health needs n the town: Better cooperaton between school and health department employes n health matters, health for town employes and health needs of senor ctzens. Project. Trans-Serve, a federally funded the June 25 town program to determne needs for! school commttee euerly persons, the area, wll be wll receve reports from aw- contacted n relaton to the Utter veyors and legal authortes con- area o{ j^y cemng three possble stes for the WATER BAN ANNOUNCED N TEWKSBURY The Tewksbury water commsson has declared a total ban on lawn waterng throughout the town. by an Out - of - Town Developer! Demolton n force now - HARNDEN TAVERN (Also known as the Rounds House) Preserve ths hstorc landmark and our Town's hertage Vote YES on Artcles 24, 25, & 26 Specal Town Meetng June, 25: - 7:30 PM Barrows Audtorum - Wlmngton Hgh School Shrley Callan Wllam Meyar Mchael Walsh Evelyn Sheerln Phlp B. Buzztll Carle E. Gubelllnl Walter Kohler Austn A Ann Rounds rot NSURANCE SEE PnmttBB & $Jarkrr. jtr. 270 Man St. Readng Mass OVER ONE HALF CENTURY OF SERVCE QUALTY 7:30-4:30 Mon - Fr FREE DELVERY LUMBER HARDWARE 7:30-4:00 Sat BULDER! SUPPLY 334 Mll Street DEPENDABLE SERVCE FOR 40 YEAM A. Danel Clllls Wavla M. Drew Hep* Hathaway E. Hay ward Blss Barbara Haoper Barbara Caean James F. Bands Elzabeth N. Nellsan MARON T 943 Mal hearngs whch were to begn on June 19. The attorney representng the Boston Edson requested an opportunty to dscuss settlement of the rate ncrease applcaton wthout gong through the lengthy and expensve hearng process. The Admnstratve Law Judge who was hearng the case asked the ntervenors ncludng Readng Muncpal Lght Department, whether they would be wllng to dscuss settlement. All partes ncludng Readng Muncpal lght Department, thought there was mert n gvng Boston Edson Co. an opportunty to present ther offer and decde whether or not t was reasonable. The F.P.C. hearngs n the prevous wholesale rate ncrease by Boston Edson Co. to Readng n May of 1970, amountng to about 15%, lasted over 70 days and has not yet been ruled upon by the Admnstratve Law Judge. All legal work was completed n Aprl of Readng Muncpal Lght Department appled a smlar but smaller surcharge on ther customers blls begnnng n May of 1970, but due to system effcences, have completely offset the effect of that ncrease. n fact, n late 1972, the Department dscontnued the 8.6% surcharge n effect at that tme retroactvely to Jan. 1, F.P.C. are settled n manners such as Boston Edson has proposed here, where the partes mutually agree to some amount that they feel s reasonable. As n ths case Boston Edson says they need these addtonal funds due to substantal constructon and operatonal expenses. Readng along wth other ntervenors say that the ncreases requested are not Justfed and that the wholesale rate s dscrmnatory n vew of Boston Edson's own retal rates. Readng feels that wholesale customers by vrtue of buyng larger quanttes of power at hgh voltages such as at the Kenneth E. Gaw Substaton should create a lower cost of servce to Boston Edson and therefor should be able to buy power at such a prce n order that they can farly compete wth Boston Edson's retal rates to resdental, commercal and ndustral customers. Testmony along these lnes was to be presented by N.D. Rhnerson, Readng Muncpal Lght Department's General Manager, Sterlng Morrs, Wlmngton Town Manager and Paul Robchenuk, North Readng Town Admnstrator. Readng Muncpal Lght Department wants to be n the poston where they can offer compettve power rates to commercal and ndustral frms as well as to resdental customers who may choose to locate ther servce area whch- ncludes Wlmngton, North Readng and LynnfleW Center. Both Wlmngton and North Readng have actve ndustral development programs. The Federal Power Commsson Admnstratve Law Judge delayed any further hearngs untl July 16 n order to gve opportunty to the partes ncludng Readng Muncpal Lght Department to dscuss Boston Edson's settlement offer. t s not known at ths tme what Boston Edson may propose. f by July 16, there has been no progress, new hearng dates wll be set. -COUPON NAULT'S HONDA Openng Week Specals 10% o on accessores Coupon good through: Saturday, Juno 30 Complete lne: SALES, SERVCE, PARTS, ACCESSORES 260 Man St., N. Readng l 4 "!f_j Santaton, CnqnmaunQ, Sewerage systems nstalled & repared - pumpng Lcensed dranlayer B. Welton MURPHY Street REAL ESTATE RESDENTAL COMMERCAL NDUSTRAL T'S A REAL GAS! NOW A PORTABLE OUTDOOR GAS GRLL (con*>l«w wth MM f Mnk) Specal t $99.50 e No shereosl needed e No messy lehtar flud needed e stade of heavy gauea steel e Porcelan enameled nstd and out e Weather resstant e Easy ceentna. Loweu-Gasco. 96 E. Merrmeck Street Lowell. Mass a Tel , Ext 53 Ask for BLL OUNFEY s LOAM ( lellt C8BSTUCT0M CHLDREN'S SUMMER PROGRAMS AT MEMORAL LBRARY What to do ths summer? Mrs. Sarah Reuter, Chldren's Lbraran, promses that there wll be a lot gong on n the Chldren's Room at Wlmngton Memoral Lbrary. Programs, actvtes and specal events have been planned for all age groups. Story hours for preschoolers ages four through sx and readng programs for frst graders and up wll be held weekly from June 25th through August 22nd. Regstraton s requred for the pre-scbool groups only, and mothers should come nto the lbrary or call the Chldren's Department n order to enroll ther chldren for Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday mornng groups whch are lmted to 20. Readng aloud for frst through thrd grade chldren s scheduled for every Monday at 2:00 pm. Book lsts, bookmarks and leaflets wll be gven out to all older chldren at the openng program on June 22nd, or can be pcked up any day followng by those unable to be on hand on the 22nd. Three specal events are planned - one each for June, July and August. On Frday June 22nd at 1:30 pm, Mrs. Lynn Yellott, Chldren's Room Assstant, and Mrs. Nancy Pease wll present a mult-meda program whch wll nclude sldes of back packng n the Grand Canyon and n New Hampshre, samples and demonstratons of campng equpment and technques of nterest to both the experenced camper and the backyard begnner. Chldren wll have an opportunty tos ample freeze-dred foods, learn to te smple knots, and watch a tent beng set up. Books and related materals wll be on dsplay and followng the program Mrs. Rueter wll dstrbute summer readng materal. Detals of the July 19th program featurng Japan, and the August 13th presentaton of the Unversty of New Hampshre's "Lttle Red Wagon" travellng theater group wll be announced later. All summer there wll be new games and smple craft materals avalable for those who have a quet hour to spend n the coolness of the Lbrary's ar-condtoned comfort. Magaznes, records and tapes as well as books are avalable for use n the lbrary or may be borrowed for as long as three weeks. Ths summer's theme s "t's a New Day at Your Publc Lbrary". UNTED METHODST CHURCH The Rev. Wlls P. Mller, Mnster, 55M519 or Than. June 21st: 7:30 Msson Commsson and Youth Goals Commttee. Sat. June 23rd: 7 pm, Adult Fellowshp dnner meetng. San. June 24th: 10 am, Mornng Worshp; 6 pm, Prayer meetng and all scheduled MYF, 6:30 pm. Young Adults cook-our meetng at Lefavour's. Mon. Jaae 2Sth: 10 am, Bble Study at Warren's, Bllerca, 7:30 pm, Councl Mnstres. Taes. Jaae 21th: 7:30 pm, Evangelsm. DRVNG SCH001 NC 52 MAN ST WE WELCOME STUDENTS OF ALL AGES HELP WANTED Mature responsble person wth sales and casher experence. Evenngs, sx to nne. Call for appontment. Buyng or Sellng C. A. MACK ASSOC. NC. Pea/Estate 415 MAN ST. CfNTH mmktr. *,M r l,u.l*mu~tnmum4tlum%f! >. mmmmm m set ke PoUuut'd. Real Estate nsurance Resdental-Commercal Fre, Lfe, Auto Retrement Plant Notary Publc