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1 QlflmtMmr. \ tflmlngtoq Publc Lbrary Mddlesex Avenue Wlmngton, Mass Srtobburg - 3lmu,ton Copyrttht»'3 8TH YEAR - NO THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 FFTEEN CENTS VERY MUCH MPROVED THE WMNGTON HGH SCHOOL BAND: n hoh- new unrftmm, ol ma football gomo agan,. Cholm.ford. la. Saturday. Th.y ar. v.ry much mprovod, thank you, not only n look., but n qualty of muk..... Thoro aro two choorloador. n tho photo, too, tho Mttn Joyco Van dor Uy on* Jam. Yankowftk. Plannng Board to dscuss Wlmngton By Pass -.. The number one tem for the nejtt meetng of the Wlmngton Plannng Board s a dscusson of the proposals for a Wlmngton By-Pass, as currently planned by the Engneerng Department of the Massachusetts Department of Publc Works. The DPW now has plans for by-passng Wlmngton Square by gong to the north, and to the south of the Square. The north plans would have the proposed Route 29 Alternatve cross Church Street near the Fre Staton, and contnue on across country, meetng Man Street near Rocco's Restaurant. Gong South of Wlmngton Square - the latest proposal, would have the alternate Route 29 skrtng Sweetheart Plastcs, and up to Shawsheen Avenue. The Commssoner has asked that the Wlmngton Selectmen and the Wlmngton Plannng Board consder the plans, and Charman Hardng of the Plannng Board notfed the members, Tuesday nght, that t was to be dscussed at the next meetng. Woburm & West Streets The Plannng Board s also seekng to have a consultng frm produce a "fool proof plan" for the Town Meetng consder, concernng the varous proposals for roads n the southeast part of Wlmngton - the Woburn Street- West Street-Lowell Street area. Tuesday nght there was a long consultaton wth offcers of the Unversal Engneerng Corporaton of Boston, concernng studes for the area. The Plannng Board was seekng costs for a study. Among the offcals of the corporaton who were present was Domenc Tutela of School Street. Wlmngton. Charman Hardng told the frm that the Plannng Board wants a "fool proof plan", for acqurng the necessary land for the proposed roads, along wth envronmental and other studes necessary. Wlmngton already has ts "70 studes" whch provdes much of the background nformaton. The varous proposals for roads through from Woburn Street through to West Street and/or Lowell Street, together wth a complete four leaf clover at Route 93 and Lowell Street have been ds- GUEST OF HONOt: At tho mkdkon* of ho oftvor. of tho Au.tlk.ry W tho Amercan tooon loot Saturday ovonna woo Mo Macy Corbono. U. of Modtord. Sho won promt to watch hor dauahtor, AM Kn.wllon of WMwood Shoot. notaftod - prnld.nl» mo AorBary. cussed often, n meetngs wth Professor Charles Elot and other meetngs. Rep. Fred Can, a few weeks ago, at the meetng wth the DPW Commssoner about the Route 29 By-Pass, warned that because of the burgeonng ndustral dstrct n North Woburn there would be need shortly for a full clover leaf at Route 93 and Lowell Street. Englewood Drve The Plannng Board has been consderng proposals by Attorney Wllam Damond of Readng, concernng the Gonfrddo property on Woburn St. The property s the old Asa G. Sheldon farm, and ts backland. Mr. Gonfrddo seeks, t seems, to purchase land along Woburn Street owned by Arnold Swan, who lves n back of the old Sheldon Farm, on a hll overlookng Englewood Drve, whch leads off Kenwood Avenue. The Swan home, whle "frontng" on Woburn Street, overlooks Englewood Drve, and a drveway leads to the home from the latter street. n order that the land may be sold to Gonfrddo there must frst be a "legal frontage" establshed for the Swan home on Englewood Drve. Ths would requre a longer street lne than s provded by the current cul-de-sac at the end of the Drve. The board voted to advse Atty. Damond that he could submt a plan, wth proper frontage for the Swan property, for ts consderaton, and then, consderng the problems of the rocky hll on whch the Swan house stands, suggested further that Mr. Damond mght want to explore the economcs of constructon before he spends money on engneerng plans. Wlton Drve Nearly one hour was spent n a legal hearng for a proposed extenson of Wlton.Drve, off Shawsheen Avenue. Ten resdents and frends of resdents of Wlton Drve, were present, as were four members of the famly of Leonard Chsholm of Hopkns Street. Mr. Chsholm owns 8 acres of land n back of hs home, whch extends down to Wlton Drve, and t was ths land whch was under dscusson, because of one proposed house lot. Rchard Cutts, engneer, from the offce of Dana Perkns & Sons, Readng, had prepared plans wth an extenson of Wlton Drve for 200 feet, n order that there be suffcent legal frontage for the proposed home. Durng the hour long hearng t was stated by several persons that the cost of constructng the proposed street would be about 0,000. The Wlton Drve resdents were much alarmed that the proposal was only the begnnng for a street to be cut through to Hopkns Street. Leonard Chsholm told the plannng board that he was tryng to provde land "only for hs son" and that there were no deas n hs mnd about the street whch was worryng the people of Wlton Drve. WHS CLASS OF '74 TO HOLD PATRON'S DRVE The Wlmngton Hgh School, Class of 974 wll hold ts annual Patron's Drve on Tuesday nght, October 23rd. The purpose of the Patron's Drve s to rase money to help meet the expenses of the Senor Class Play and the Yearbook. Partcpants wll have vsble dentfcaton and authorzed recepts. Wlmngton Women's Club hstorcal meetng today A full day has been planned for the Wlmngton Women's Club, startng at 9:30 am today, wth a coffee hour. The meetng s to be n the Congregatonal Church, and s beng planned by the Amercan Home Commttee. Mrs. Frances Ver Planck, a noted local hstoran, archvst, propretor, and a member of the Board of Drectors of the Mddlesex Canal Assocaton s to lecture on "The Mddlesex Canal - Past and Present" durng the mornng sesson of the meetng. Colored aeral and ground sldes are to be shown. n the afternoon, after luncheon and a short busness meetng the speaker s to be Mrs. Bernce S. Waldman. Her subject s "Amercan ndans - Fact and Fcton." Mrs. Waldman has done a great deal of research on the Passamaquoddy and Penobscot trbes, has wrtten artcles for research publcatons and has appeared on Channel 5 TV and been featured on rado. As a result of ther research both Mrs Waldman and her husband have recently been accepted nto the Wampaneag trbe. BEST POSEUS From ffth g.odo chlldron, n Fro Pr.y.nton, ro.ullod n wc young pooplo rocovng awards. Sunday, at tho Fro Staton. Km Cawlhron. of tho Glon Road chool rocovod hot award from Put. John Brown. Davd Vonutl, of tho Wldwood School rocovod h award from Pvl. Earl Burnt. Wlmngton Fre Department at Chelsea Fre "A conflagraton lke ths s once n a lfetme" was the remark of a member of the Wlmngton Fre Department, Monday mornng when Engne One returned from the Chelsea Fre Lke other nearby towns, Wlmngton responded to the alarm. Engne One left at 6:30 pm and started pumpng at 7 pm. Engne One was part of a "relay", pumpng water from a hydrant whch was qute a dstance from the fre to a Haverhll pumper, whch n turn pumped water to a Boston fre truck fghtng the fre. There were 800 feet of hose, between the Wlmngton and the Haverhll truck, and someone fgured out that the Wlmngton truck, n hours, pumped 660,000 gallons of water. The recall was at 8 am. Mannng the truck were Deputy Chef Danny Wandell, Lt. Charles Webster, and Prvates Earl Burns, Tom Robbns and John Brown. Harnden Tavern sldes at Lbrary tonght The Wlmngton Hstorcal Commsson s nvtng the publc to a slde show tonght at 8:30 n the conference room of the Wlmngton Memoral Lbrary. The sldes, taken by Walter Kohler, are of both the nteror and exteror of the tavern, and gve the vewer a good look at the hstorc buldng. Mrs. Shrley Callan wll gve a bref hstory of the tavern. Two real estate developments sold Two real estate developments, recently approved by the Wlmngton Plannng Board, n Wlmngton, have had a recent change of ownershp, accordng to papers fled wth the Mddlesex Regstry of Deeds, n Lowell. The Anderson farm, on Park Street, whch dates back to 70, when the farmhouse was bult by the Gowng famly, has been sold to the Lucaya Development Corporaton of Blllerca. The prce, accordng to the stamps on the Followng the show, coffee, cder and donuts wll be served. Durng ths tme the commsson wll be seekng comments and suggestons from the publc as to the future of the tavern. The property has been rented by Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Blackburn, who have gven permsson for an open house on Sunday October 28. from to 4 pm. document s 50,000. Lucaya s the frm whch developed the plans for the frm, and presented them to the Plannng Board and Board of Health for approval. Also sold were nne lots of land, on Woburn Street, just south of Salem Street, formerly the property of the late Capt. Hathaway. The land was approved for housng ths summer by the Plannng Board The purchaser s Alfred Drnkwater, trustee, of Stoneham. The prce was Polce and Fre Chefs have won ther case The Town Crer two weeks ago reported that a settlement had been made, by the town Manager, n the sut of the Chef of Polce and the Chef of the Fre Department, and that an announcement could be expected. Chapter 082 of the Acts of 972 provded that the chefs of the Fre Department and Polce Department, n Massachusetts, should be pad twce the salary of any person n ther department, f 20 or more persons were nvolved. f there are 3 to 9 persons the pay s to be.8 tmes the salary, and f there are 2 or fewer the salary s to be ltt tmes the salary of the hghest pad ndvdual n the department. As happened n many towns, the Selectmen objected to payng more than had been voted by the Town Meetng, and as a result contnued the pay at the rate voted by the Town Meetng. A sut was nsttuted, n whch there was a crmnal complant aganst the Town Manager, for not obeyng the law, and nstead, lstenng to the Board of Selectmen. Two weeks ago the Town Crer learned that the Selectmen had gven the Town Manager orders, apparently n executve sesson, to try to settle the case out of court. Ths was done, the Town Crer reported, but the selectmen were unhappy, for some unstpulated reason. Wlmngton's Polce Chef s now recevng a salary of J440 a week, and the Fre Chef a salary of»428. Ths puts them near the top of a lst showng the ten hghest salares pad by the Town of Wlmngton. Supt. of Schools 526 Asst. Supt. of Schools 47 Town Manager 455 Drector of Readng, Schools 442 Polce Chef 442 Fre Chef 428 Prncpal, Hgh School 43 Gudance Drector, Schools 375 Busness Manager, Schools 327 Hghway Supt.., 299 Boston Book Festval Chldren's Department off lbrary to partcpate The hghly successful "Come to Japan'' program of the chldren's department of the Wlmngton Publc Lbrary has been selected for a one hour presentaton n the Eastern Regonal Lbrary System, n the Haynes Audtorum n Boston, on Sunday, November 4th. The program was presented n the Wlmngton lbrary last July by Mrs. Sarah Rueter, chldren's lbraran, asssted by Mrs. Nancy Pease and Mrs. Cyntha Sullvan. n connecton wth ths, thrd me Festval, graders and up are beng nvted to Tckets whch wll enttle the attend, n the Chldren's Room of bearer to a ffty cent reducton n the publc lbrary next Thursday admsson prce are now avalable and Frday (Oct. 25 and 26) a t the Publc Lbrary. More nforbetween the hours of 3 and 4 pm for maton wll appear n later ssues lessons n Orgam. Mrs. Phylls 0 f u, S paper, and a complete Allen, Chldren's Room Assstant, schedule of the Festval s to wll teach the youngsters to make appear n the Boston Sunday Globe colorful folded paper butterfles on October 28th. The festval wll Some wll be taken home, and ta Ke place on November 2nd, 3rd some wll be used to decorate a nd 4th. Wlmngton's Japanese exhbt at DOC FAOAN S SMhMNO: But h. polont look, o ml. approhomhro. H wo., for Mr.. Oroco Bourboau, hor fr»l noculaton agan. flu. throo hundrod.ov.nty lour poron. howod up ol ho Board of Hoollh dmc n ho Wldwood School, lo.t Sunday. To Gven's Flowers Customers f s wth regret that we announce tho closng of our Wlmngton Flower Shop duo to ll health. We nvte your contnued patronogo at our largo Burlngton Shop on 26 Cambrdge Stroot where you have our assurance of contnued qualty and $ervte «W. rw. P S. Come n and regster for a drawng of a Flower arrangement to bo gven away each weok durng October

2 FAGC TWO "To Lttle Too Bg" Baa yaar M*rck for home beea plagaea' ay ke Too lttle or Too Bg rmt Prrt.p l MO three bedroom ruck U e»ctly what yea have beea teorckaf for sad prce*' wlthla year meaat. Locate*' aa aeary *» acre la a coaatry setthsg ths comfortable borne edeoes a emto* la tke (tree bedroom* a kltckca wth dalag area, freplace*' llvtagreem, batemeat playroom or dea, a*e car garage a*** a acely terraced kack yard wlk brck barbecae for year lllr eatertataalbg. Aakag S3S.54*.46 Why Not S-P-R-E-A-D-O-U-T? TUs faar yean yaaag "DFraneo" raack oa.(.acres l located la * oalet salgklrkl deally salted for tke famly wth cklldreaor back yard gardaaer. Voa caa kave prvacy wltkoat solaton la tkl flac aaallly bam* featarag large eat-la ktchen, ftreplaced Uvtagreen, three bedroenu aad set-off by a large warm famly roam deally faled ta eatertalolag or a chldren'! play area darlag cold wtater moan*. MS,*** Forest - Connant Realty^ E GREENWOOD P.O. Bl DM, (flas* t«man ST. WAKEFTELD. MASS. *f AltO« S7-744S You stll haven't changed your mnd about Permanent Wavng? f you haven't tred UnPerm yet, then you probably stll thnk a permanent wave can leave your har wth less-than-perfect results. Get ready to change your mnd. Because UnPerm gves great curl, automatcally. And great condton, automatcally. And the most natural results ths sde of Mother Nature. Change your mnd. Change your style. Let your har experence... HELENE UnPcm PRECSON PERMNG SYSTEM Make an appontment today tor Effect beauty naturally, automatcally Shampoo, perm, and stylng aftou-lk Lucc's Plata -2 Lowell St. Wlmngton Shop Opon: Tuot - Sat Wed, Thurs & Fr Evenngs by appontment wth Sol - Well known Har Stylst CARJ>$$ CORNgRj byvern Johnson Do you know freeway etquette? t demands that f you ovenhoot your ext, you must proceed to the next ext. You mmt never stop on the pabement of an expressway, back up, or make a U-turn Drvers who ntend to ext soon should always make ther way nto the lane closest to ther ext usually the rght hand lane. Always reduce speed when you ext from an expressway. V speed lmt sgns are there to warn you that lowerng speed s absolutely necessary for your safety. Good auto mantenance s also necessary for your safety, and WumJagtaa Ford, 275 Man St., Rte. 38. Wlmngton, 668- OHO has the sklled and experenced mechancs to meet your needs. We also have one of the largest nventores of new and A-l used cars and trucks n New England and strve to help you pck the one that best fts your needs and budget. Hours: HOMon-Fr; MSat; servce, 7:30-9 Mon-Fr; 7:30-5 Sat. Helplun Hnt: Pumpng brakes wll save your brakes some stran, but doesn't shorten stoppng dstance. Always allow plenty of room. RESTAURANT LOUNGE Low* St AN DOVER 5 Other Locaton..BOSTON. LVNNFED Death MRS. ANN CARVALHO DED N LOWELL Mrs. Ann J. Carvalho. of Mystc Ave, Wlmngton ded at St. John's Hosptal, Lowell on Sunday mornng followng a bref llness. Mrs. Carvalho, who was 46 years of age at the tme of her death, was bom n Cuttngvlle, Vermont, the daughter of Mrs. Rta (Marcantono) Valent Green and the late Antono Valent. She had resded n Tewksbury and Somervlle pror to movng to Wlmngton three years ago. She had been an employe of Demoulas Market n Wlmngton. Mrs. Carvalho s survved by her four chldren: Mrs. Patrlca A. Lena, Anthony R. Carvalho, Rta M. Carvalho all of Wlmngton and Joseph F. Carvalho, Jr. of Bllerca; her mother, Mrs. Rta Green of Tewksbury; her two ssters, Mrs. Catherne C. Ponte of Florda, Mrs. Vrgna M. Cronln of Tewksbury: her four brothers, Anthony A. Valent of Tewksbury, Lous V. Valent of Wlmngton; Vctor R. Valent of Mlkord and James E. Green of Tewksbury. Fve grandchldren also survve. The funeral was held from the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home. 374 Man Street, Wlmngton on Wednesday mornng at 9:5 followed by a Funeral Mass at St. Dorothy's Church at ten o'clock whch was celebrated by Rev. Father Lawrence Drennan. Bural took place n the famly lot. Wldwood Cemetery. HOSPTAL BULDNG FUND Memoral Contrbuk.n may k*»m to Mddle... Bank % Joseph Maffeo. Wlmngton... th* ohk. o Church St. whkh open daly from 0 to 6 rton *77 or S7-7S7S. AM contrbuton! wll bo acknowledged YEE'S DRVE N \RESTAURAN7 Th* r Uesl n Cantonese Cusne LUNCHEON SPECALS SERVED DALY le** Sll.avs Holder. Open Mon- Thurs :30-0 Fr* Sat untl Sundays a Holdays.2: LOWELL ST «T 29-0ft AVC VCTERANS..DA/ Wntere Now Staton No. 232 SNOW PLOWNG Alltotw Mot** Cub Ca-twtnf Mm fa* Crt4f f flanl AmevKord G«rtw,W*ap«>«M wdst.vk* WLMKTON SHELL 3* M.ddlese.Ave North Warnng!**) tl TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 Brths HE2LETT: Rebecca Lynn, second chld, second daughter to Arman and Mrs. Robert Hexlett Jr. of Aurora, Colorado on October 6th. Grandparents nclude Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Saletn of Florda and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hexlett of Grace Drve, Wlmngton. MA YE: Gregory Joseph, thrd chld, thrd son to Mr. and Mrs John Maye of 30 Sherdan Rd, Wlmngton on October 5th at Wnchester Hosptal. Grandparents nclude Mr. and Mrs. Leo Caruso of Beach Rd, Revere and John Maye of Sherdan Rd., Wlmngton. STEPHENS: Karen Mare, thrd chld, frst daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stephens of Summer St., Tewksbury on October 9th at Lowell General Hosptal. Grandparents nclude Mrs. George Dane of Qulncy and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stephens of Tewksbury. Great grandparents are Mrs. Mare Rom of Tewksbury and Mrs. Mary Mller of Canton. YENTLE: Krst Lee, f rst chld, to Mr. and Mrs. James Yentle of 6 Elm Square Wakefeld on September 26 at Unon Hosptal n Lynn. Grandparents nclude Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haladay of 57 Ver non St., Wakefeld and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Yentle of Lowell St Wlmngton. Great grandmothers are Mrs Agnes Haladay of Wakefeld and Mrs. Rose Yeatle of Cross St Wlmngton. HOSPTAL FUND Relatves, frends and loved ones honored by contrbutons n ther memory to the Wlmngton Regonal Hosptal Buldng Fund. ths week nclude: Judth Klmarchuk Tenney. lovngly remembered and sadly mssed by the Klmarchuk Famly- Mrs. Helen Warren (No. Readng) from Mrs. Norma Hembree. Kurt T. Ahlman (Tewksbury) from Mr. and Mrs. Rchard CaldweU. Rpley C. Mller from Mr. and Mrs. John J. Power (Westwood) Rpley C. Mller lovngly TesBnsbered by her many frends "T thx Tea/Mac.Arport (Tewksbury).' *»"* Rpley C. Mller from John and Judth Carver (Bllerca). Rpley C. Mller from Jack and Jessca Lavey (Plymouth). Rpley C. Mller from Mrs. Stuart Downng (No. Readng). Rpley C. Mller from Mr. and Mrs. Melvn DeMone (Burlngton). Anne R. Drugan from the Ervyl H. Stewart Famly. Katherne Penny, mother of Mrs. Evelyn Drew, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pne. Katherne Penny, mother of Mrs. Evelyn Drew, from Mr. and Mrs. Percy MoUlson. For Chrstmas Bulova Accutrorf Everyone wants a Bulova Accutron watch. Come n now and choose lor th* names on your gft lst. Every Bulova Accutron has th* famous electroncally-drven tunng fork movement. Guaranteed accurate to wthn a mnute a month.' USE OUR LAY-A-WAY KNG'S JEWELRY m GFT SHOP n th* WNfnctfljfen Plena we Ml Hxl te m. arecu toersecs. H aataaurr. Poor so no tor ea* raw. Francs Brsbos. brother of Robert Brsbos from Robert Barrett. Jeremah Mackey (Tewksbury) father of Mrs. Peggy Keefe from Paul and Carol MacMullln. Jeremah Mackey (Tewksbury) father of Mrs. Peggy Keefe from Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chsbolm. Ann J. Carvalho, mother of Mrs. Patrca Lena from Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chsbolm. Vncent P. Fltxglbbons (Arlngton) from Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Elwell. Howard W. Wood from Edward M. Marshall (Tewksbury). ftv Church Servces CHARSMATC CONFERENCE AT CONGREGATONAL CHURCH The Reverend Charles Trombley of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma wu be the guest speaker ths Sunday, October 2st at the Congregatonal Church n Wlmngton. A natonally known leader n the fast growng Charsmatc Movement, Mr. Trombley wll be speakng at 9:30 am and 3:30 pm. and wll be preachng at the am worshp servce. All three sessons are open to the publc. The Reverend Trombley spoke recently at a Key '73 luncheon Semnar n New York Cty for Ambassadors and Representatves of the Unted Natons Only. He was bom n Lttleton, N.H., and has mnstered n Baptst, Methodst, Epscopal, Presbyteran, Roman CONGREGATONAL CHURCH Catholc and other churches. Mr. The Rev. George B. Taylor, D, Trombley s currently spendng sx Mnster or weeks on the east coast holdng Sea. Oct. 2st: am, Worshp Charsmatc Conferences servce; 8:30 am and 3:30 pm, Well known for hs leadershp n Charsmatc Conferences; Coffee prase, sngng, and worshp, the hour and queston perod wll Reverend Trombley has left hs follow 2:30 servce; 7 pm, Sunday audences wth a reelng of evenng Vester servce; 9:30 am, freshness and Joy whch s so much Church school, grades four needed n the relgous world through ; am, Knderkrk today, through grade three; 5:30 pm, Junor Fellowshp; 7 pm, Senor Fellowshp. Than. Oct. 8th: 9:30 am, Bble Study class; 7 pm. Md week nformal worshp servce. Fr. Oct. Mfe: 8 pm, Bble study class; 3:30 pm. Junor chor rehearsal. Sat. Oct. 2*tk: Couples' Club covered dsh supper, speaker, Walter Hutcheon, Juvenle patrol agent depl of youth servce; subject: "Delnquency Preventon." Tues. Oct. 23rd: 7:30 pm, Dconate. Wed. Oct. 24th: 7 pm, Senor chor rehearsal. UNTED METHODST CHURCH The Rev. Wlls P. Mller, Mnster or Fr. Oct. lfrtfe: 6:30 Second annual Church supper and teacher dedcaton. Sat. Oct. 28th: 0 am God and Country-Communty; am, Confrmaton class at Stone's; 7:30 Adult Fellowshp - Robert's Bldg. San. Oct. 2st: 9:30 am Mornng Worshp, Church school, nursery through grade eght and exceptonal chldren's class; am, Mornng Worshp, Church school grade nne through adult; 6 pm. All MYF seven through 2; 6 pm, Group prayer. Tae. Oct. 23rd: 0 am. Bble Study at Lawlor's; 7:30 pm, Evangelsm.- Wed. Oct. 24th: 9:30 am, Bble Study; :45 pm, Angelus Chor STUDENTS HOLD RELGOUS SERVCE Members of the Senor Hgh Church School Class wll order and conduct the mornng worshp servce at the Tewksbury Congregatonal Church on Sunday October 28th at 0 am. Wllard Smmons s the teacher of the group. Waaawshsfleal awa^osaaw Me.*,lal AKMrlen, nc. SCHOOL, TEWKSBURY SCHOOL LUNCH MENU Monday: No School. Tuesday: Chcken Croquettes, Gravy, Whpped Potato, Corn Nblets, Hot Rolls and Butter, Cooke and Mlk. Wednesday: Juce, Fsh 'n Cheese on a Bun, Tartar Sauce or Catsup, Carrot and Celery Stcks, Julenne Potato, Mldnte Chocolate Cake and Mlk. Thursday: Scrambled Hamburg, Brown Gravy, Whpped Potato, Seven Mnute Cabbage, Hot Rolls and Butter, Cooke and Mlk Frday: Juce, Tomato and Cheese Pzza, Garden Salad, ce Cream and Mlk SHAWSHEEN TECH MENUS M*aday: No School Tuesday: Orange Juce, Chcken and Dumplng Stew, Whpped Potato, Hot Buttered Roll, Puddng wth Toppng and Mlk - or - Vegetable Soup, Fsh Sandwch, Tartar Sauce, Chps and Garden Salad, Puddng wth Toppng and Mll. Wedaesday: Baked Manncott FAMLY SUNDAY and Tomato Sauce, Garden Salad, AT LOCAL CHURCH Buttered Roll, Frut and Mlk - or - Meat Ball Sub, Buttered Green At the Sunday, October 2st Mor-^Beans. Frut and Mlk. nng Worshp Servce at 0 o'clock Tesu-sday: Fsh Nuggets and the Tewksbury Congregatonal Tartar Sauce. Whpped Potato, Church wll celebrate ts frst 'Cabbage and Carrot Slaw, Dessert "Famly Sunday" of the year.»nd Mlk - or Frankfurt n Thrd through the sxth grade Buttered Roll, Baked Beans, Cabstudents wll present a choral ttage and Carrot Slaw, Dessert and program whle all Church School students and ther parents partcpate n the worshp servce. Personal Bbles wll be presented to students now n the fourth grade, and church school teachers wll be recognzed. Mrs. Margot Abbott, Drector of Chrstan Educaton, and the Rev. Davd C. Wllams, Mnster wul lead the servce. TEWKSBURY GARDEN CLUB MEETS Fred Carter, of F. Carter and Sons of Man Street, Tewksbury, was the guest speaker at the October meetng of the Tewksbury Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Robert Kennedy. Mr. Carter, wnner of numerous awards ncludng the Presdent's Cup at the 956 flower show. presented *>. sld* show aad exhbted small plants from hs greenhouse on John E. Smth Drve..Refreshments were served by the hosptalty commttee whch ncludes: Mrs. John Cuneo, Mrs. Roger Damphousse and Mrs. Robert Dzadosz The centerpece was prepared by Mrs. Rldard Beatte, whch dsplayed a tall dred arrangement. Plans and workshops are contnung for the November botque whch wll be held at the Lowella Dewng School on November 2. Tckets are now avalable thru Mrs. Charles Shumaker, and all club members. Slat*****r af late*** a**! Espeae far lb* ported Oct., *72 kra Sea*. 30, 973 Ckecklag Accoaat: October,*72 Contrbutons.*0.50 Transfer from Savngs, Expenses: Rent.SN.00 Telephone ms Advertsng 800 Ual Notces!. Msc September Savtags Accoaat: October,972 Contrbutons nterest ncome Leas transfer to checkng September 30.*73 Board of Trust*** Wlmngton Regonal Hoptol Allocaton, nc. 9 Church Street Wlmngton, Mots Gontemen: t M0 50 Total ncome 2,7.3 Total Expense 2, Mt.tn.K 0,78.M J W , have prepared O tatomont of ncome and experts* for the fnal year endng September 30, 973 Th* statements contaned theren are true and complete to the belt of my knowledge. October 4, 973 Very truly yours Wlmngton Regonal Hosptal Ats'n., nc. Joseph A. Ma Wee, Treasurer KNOLLWOOD FAUN DAY 4 Aadoser St., war* WHmaetM, Moss. DAKY-ROfMKTS MMMUVRT M.C. EATON Mlk. Frday: New England Clam Chowder, Cheese and Tomato Pzza, Garden Salad, ce Cream and Mlk - or - New England Clam Chowder, Tuna Fsh Salad on Buttered Roll, Potato Chps. Garden Salad, ce Cream and Mlk. CHURCH STUDENTS BEGN STUDES Seventh through nnth grade members of the Junor Hgh Fellowshp at the Congregatonal Church n Tewksbury have undertaken a study program and scheduled a seres of work partes as well as recreatonal events between now and the begnnng of the year. Under the leadershp of Mss Rebecca Powell and Mrs. Barbara Osborne the group wll begn on Sunday, October 4th a seres of programs enttled "dentty," whch wll help the youngsters deal wth themselves, ther school and.borne stuatons, and the many problems and decsons they face. Two church yard clean-ups are scheduled for November, and a Halloween Party and a Splash Party hghlght the socal schedule. Approachng the Chrstmas holdays, the group wll prepare and present a Chrstmas play. The group s presently beaded by ts elected Presdent Bruce Klne, and advsors Mr. and Mrs. C. Wllam Klng, James Mllwsrd, Barbara Osborne, Fred Colptts and Mss Rebecca Powell The Rev. Davd Wllams s resource leader for the group. Any junor hgh students are welcome to jon the group whch meets n the Church Fellowshp Hall between 6 and 7:30 pm almost every Sunday.» GEORGE G. ROBERTE HO A\: 0\\X!S 8 SCHOOL CAFETERA MENUS Wldwood, Wobara St., Glen Rd., BoatweU aad Skawsheen Schools Monday: No School. Tuesday: Grlled Frankfurter on Buttered Roll, Fluffy Rce, Green or Wax Beans, Deep Dsh Apple Pe and Mlk. Wedaesday: Juce, Cheeseburger on Buttered Roll! Potato Chps, Whole Kernel Corn, Cup Cake and Mlk. Thursday: Macaron Sheets, Meat Sauce, Green Salad, French Bread and Butter Jffy Cookes and Mlk. Frday: Baked Sausage, Applesauce, Mashed Potato, Peas and Carrots, Corn Bread and Butter, ce Cream and Mlk Walker. Whltefleld, Swala aad Buell Schools Moaday: No School. Tuesday: Juce, Cheeseburger on Buttered Roll, Fluffy Rce Peas, Scooter Pe or Cookes and Mlk. Wedaesday: Baked Sausage, Applesauce, Mashed Potato, Whole Kernel Corn, Corn Bread and Butter, Cup Cake and Mlk. Thursday: Amercan Chop Suey, Green Beans, French Bread and Butter, Jffy Cookes and Mlk. Frday: Tomato-Alphabet Soup, Carrot and Celery Stcks, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwch, lee Cream and Mlk. Hgh School, North aad West ntermedate Schools Monday: No School. Tuesday: Juce, Cheeseburger on Buttered Roll, Fluffy Rce, Green Beans, Gngerbread wth Toppng and Mlk. Wedaesday: Baked Sausage, Applesauce. Mashed Potato, Whole Kernel Corn, Corn Bread and Butter, ce Cream and Mlk. Thursday: Amercan Chop Suey, Green Salad, French Bread and butter, Jffy Cookes and Mlk. Frday: Juce, Fshburger on Buttered Roll, Tartar Sauce, Potato Chps, Peas, Puddng wth Toppng and Mlk. CONGREGATONAUSTS HAVE FUNDS GOAL After recevng annual reports for the past year, members of the Congregatonal Church n Tewksbury have voted to adopt a fve-year fscal goal presented by ther Fnance Commttee. The effect of the goal s to ncrease gfts and pledge ncome at a rate of approxmately 0 percent for each of the fve years. "We all realze ths s gong to be a real challenge, but f we are gong to mantan a vtal mnstry n ths communty, we wll rse to the occason," reported the Rev. Davd C. Wllams after the meetng. A substantal gft n memory of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Dewng ' was accepted at the meetng. t wll be used to purchase and nstall a new sound system n the sanctuary and both fellowshp halls. Mrs. Edward McCausland, John Whte. Arthur Clark, Ralph Graland and Davd Wllams were named to mplement that acton. "nto Orbt," a leadershp tranng and plannng event to follow up last year's "Blast-off" has been arranged for the frst Sunday n January, and the Church councl wll mplement the event. John Ober and Wllam Abbott were named as the Church's offcal delegates to the November 0th Annual Meetng of the Massachusetts Conference of the Unted Church of Chrst. Locksmth t*tfwr*. KfYS-LOCKS Bo..d.d AUTO - HOME - NDUSTRAL ^m± by Roger Beleve t or not, there are precautons you must take la order to keep your hammer f u ratonng properly and safely. For example, don't use your hammer to strke an extremely hard object such at a cold chsel. Ths wll scar the face. Be sure that the handle a always frmly attached f t has shrunk or s a lttle loose, replace the handle or repar t by drvng a small wedge between the handle and the bead at the top. Keep your hammer clean so that t doesn't slp out of your hand. Keep homeowner's Jobs as easy as possble by comng to Sweeey Home Coartesy Ceater. 65 Man St., We carry a complete lne of hardware, hand tools, power tools, panelng (over 50 sheets on dsplay), electrcal and plumbng supples. Free delvery servce. BankAmerlcard and Master Charges honored. Open: Daly S am to 5 pm. H*sfal Hlat: A nestng screwdrver s not only useful but compact to carry as wall You' LOVE Plus (EouuftCCrrr *M**4 wtm) nmmmt f t*. WmM Mldh* M (.7).ll-M. 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4 PAGE FOUR Bts & Peces The WUml^ton Sons of taly's annual fund rasng socal wll take place on Saturday, October 7th at the K of C Hall. The Halloween Dance wll begn at > o'clock and the festvtes wll contnue untl the etchng hour. Tckets are only fz.oo per person and all proceeds wll be donated to the Lodge Scholarshp Fund. For tckets call Bob Dcey at Mrs. Susy Carroll, formerly of Hopkns St., Wlmngton s grateful to frends and neghbors who contrbuted to the Hosptal Fund and sent flowers to her new home n Randolph followng the death of her husband, Bobby Any member of the class of M8, Hyde Park Hgh School who has not been contacted regardng the class reunon to be held on November 0th at Lantaaa, Randolph, should call Sal Trobato at The annual Wlmngton Golden Age Far wll be held at VFW Hall, Man St.. on Thursday November 8th, under the charmanshp of Gladys Babne and Nelle Thompson. Donatons of artcles for the food table, jewelry, toy and whte elephant tables etc. wll be gratefully accepted. The far wll begn at 0 am. A gala surprse party, honorng the 25th weddng annversary of George and Mary Mg of P«St., Wlmngton was held at the Tewksbury-Wllmngton Elks Hall on Sunday, October 7th. Nearly one hundred frends and relatves were on hand to jon n the celebraton, gven by the Foley's chldren, Sharon, Mark, Denns and Donna. The couple was marred at St Thomas on October S, 948. The Wlmngton Det Workshop wll begn a new seres of classes begnnng wth a free Open House on Tuesday, October 23rd at 7:30' pm at the Congregatonal Church. Publc nvted wthout oblgaton. Marne Pvt. Ralph L. Maggo, son of the Ralph E. Maggo's of 8 Robnson Ave., TrekwsbuTewksbury, graduated recently from recrut tranng at Where Can You Get A 36 Month nstallment Loan. AND TAKE UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAT T BACK- No Questons Asked? Where? - at READNG SAVNGS BANK! Wth Our Exclusve New MM SAVMOS SANK "POCKET YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT CERTFCATES' Here's How t Works For»oth tn month hjrm of your l*an we wll grv«you a MAP certfcate (ma«mum of 6 cectfcate) Whenever you wth to tkp a monthly payment lmply tend n the certfcate vald for that 6 month perod and wo wll automatcally extend your loan for ono month AND every other certfcate t ntorotr free! See Chart Below t**r> NSTALLMENT LOAN WRTTEN FOR mportant USE PMP CERTFCATES TO REPAY N, 6 MONTHS 7 MONTHS 2 MONTHS 4 MONTHS 8 MONTHS 2 MONTHS 24 MONTHS 2 MONTHS 30 MONTHS 35 MONTHS 3* MONTHS 42 MONTHS Unused PMP Certfcates Have A CASH VALUE EXAMPLE WHEN YOU TAKE OUT A 36 MONTH NEW CAR LOAN, ONE THRD DOWN, FOR $3500 (Total Amount of Noto $ Monthly Paymont $ 0.34-Annual Percentage Rate 8.4 %) READNG SAVNGS WLL GVE YOU TWO CHCKS! ONE CHECK FOR '3500 (UHWHTWTOMtLOU) PLUS A SECOND CHECK FOR *28" (THE BONUS REFUND ON YOUR 6 UNUSED PMP CERTFCATES) F THERE'S A BETTER "BORROWNG'' DEAL AROUND WE WOULD LKE TO KNOW T! READNG ^J/ja/A Marne Corps Recrut Depot Pars sland. S.C. He la a former student of Somervlle Hgh School Mrs. Marjore Lamkn of Rdge Rd., Wlmngton, a well-loved home economcs teacher at the North ntermedate School has returned home followng confnement at Wnchester Hosptal. At the recent meetng of the Wlmngton Golden Agera the annual electon of offcers was held wth the followng takng offce Presdent, Angus MacFeeley. Vce Presdent, Gladys Babne Secretary, Betty Tebeau: Treasurer, Nelle Thompson. Chaplan, Mabel Red; Executve Board Members: Alda Surrette, Mary Whte, Helen Durkee, Mary 'ar-weather, Bernard Eaton and rank Tebeau. The annual professonal art show scheduled for the Burlngton (all, Thursday through Sunday. ctober 25th - 28th. One hundred artsts from throughout the east ast of the US are expected to xhbt. Wlmngton VFW Post 2458 wll conduct ther Halloween Party on Saturday, October 27th wth a buffet served at eght o'clock and dancng from nne o'clock to am Costumes optonal. Donaton per person. James Stratton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stratton of Cunnngham St., Wlmngton has enrolled as a freshman at Stevens nsttute of Technology n New Jersey. When the Wlmngton Spotlghters held ther-frst meetng of the season, they welcomed Karen Pudge, Frank and Fay McLaughln, Marlyn Sngerst and Carol DeRose as members. Gfts of vory or agate wll be approprate next week for Lorrane and Lous Brozyna of Boutwell St., Wlmngton who wll observe ther fourteenth weddng annversary on October 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Moores, Westdale Ave., Wlmngton celebrated ther 40th weddng annversary on October 7th whle on vacaton at the nverure Hotel n Bermuda. St. Dorothy's Lades Sodalty wll begn the new season wth a mystery rde on October 25th The bus, wll leave St. Dorothy's promptly at 6:45 pm Those plannng U> partcpate are asked to be. on hand by 6:30. TheCe wll be a cake sale on October All cakes must be n before the nne o'clock Mass. TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, Among ther many other actvtes, Wlmngton Golden Agers have formed* a bowlng league whch went nto acton yesterday at the Montvale Ave., Bowlng Center n Woburn. Older ctzens nterested n takng part should contact Joe McElaney at My waj* DM you know that nose creates certan responses n your body? When the bran receves a sgnal from your own sould system that a nose has occurred, the bran goes about alertng the whole body and settng t on ts guard. Repeated lous nose can be exhaustng. t can also cause defnte changes n body chemstry. t places a stran on the heart, prevents sleep, hnders convalescence. n essence, too loud a nose can be a torture, especally f t's repeated. When was the last tme you checked your frst-ad cabnet? A top at Slver Lake Pharmacy, St Man St, s all t takes to put your supples back nto top-notch condton. Don't wall (or an emergency to arse and fnd that you're out of the necesstes Free prescepton delvery. Phone SJS-4S7. Helpfal Mlat: Freshen sponges by washng them n the washng machne. rl \mm SLVER LAKE PHARMACY 52 MAM STsVBT HM TOO GT Tl MD CARPT TMATMUT Story Hour for chldren from preschool through the second grade at the Tewksbury Lbrary wll begn on Saturday. October 20th from 0 to am. All youngsters n ths age group are welcome. Lbrary wnter hours: Monday through Frday, noon to 9 pm and on Saturday, from 0 am to 5 pm. t wll be twelve years together on October 22nd for Mare and Roy McClanahan of Marjore Rd., Wlmngton who wll observe ther lnen weddng annversary on that day. Paula K. Bodensten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodensten of Woburn St., Wlmngton s enrolled at Unon College, Barbourvlle, Ky for the fall semester. A graduate of Wlmngton Hgh School, Paula s enrolled as a Junor and s majorng n socal work. Sylva Nelson, recently retred teacher of Latn at Plante Cty Hgh School n Florda s currently on an extended tour of Europe. Mss Nelson, a retred WAAC Major taught Latn at Wlmngton Hgh School for some tme pror to enterng the Army n 943. She vsted Lenngrad last week and plans to spend approxmately t months tourng before returnng home. Wlmngton Golden Agers who wll be observng brthdays soon nclude: Mrs. Anna Gagnon of Lake St., on October 22nd; Mrs. Dorothy Rce of Demng Way on October 23rd; Mrs. Jenne Arbo of Westdale Ave., on October 25th; Mrs. Mary Whte of Beacon St., on October 27th; Mrs. Jeannette St. Hlare of Muse Ave., on October 28th and Mrs. Madelne Hggnbotham of Adams St., also on October 28th. Other Wlmngton who have brthdays comng rght along are Peter Feldng of Hopkns St., who wll be three years old on October 24th and Leroy Bedell of Hllsdeway who wll "turn another page" on October 27th. The Athletc Commttee of Austn Prep wll persent ts annual autumn 'socal on Saturday evenng,. October 27th at the ' school. The evenng wjll fetsre dancng to the musc of the H- Ltes V from eght to mdnte. A lght buffet wll be served at approxmately 9:46. For tckets call Mrs. Betty Peters of Wlmngton at or call the school at Amercan Express Co. has announced that Melrose-Wakefeld 973 Trust Co. has joned ts Executve Credt Program how offered by more than 500 banks throughout the U.S. Under an agreement sgned recently, the Bank s offerng a jontly sponsored card wth all the uses of the exstng Amercan Express Card, plus a mnmum 42,000 lne of credt granted by the Bank. Pvt. Margaret Stevens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens of Chestnut St., Wlmngton became the brde of Marne Corporal Merco Fantgross, n Oklahoma on Aprl 26th. Margaret, a 972 graduate of Wlmngton Hgh School entered the Army a year ago and s currently statoned n New Mexco. She expects to be dscharged later ths month and wll take up rseldence n Calforna, near where Corporal Fantgross s statoned. Roy Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Meyer of Pllng Rd., Wlmngton has returned home followng a week's confnement at Lawrence General Hosptal where he underwent surgery. He expects to be back n crculaton n a couple of weeks. Roy underwent emergency surgery followng an njury suffered durng the Wlmngton-Lawrence Soccer game on October 9th. Allen Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parsons of North St., Wlmngton has joned the Navy and wll leave for boot tranng n San Dego on October 9th. Boy Scout Troop 59 of Wlmngton wll be canvassng the town on Thurs., Fr. and Sat collectng cash donatons for relef of the fre vctms n Chelsea. Donatons of canned goods may be delvered to 68 Mddlesex Ave., and wll be forwarded to the vctms. Ths effort s organzed by John Arvants who s workng on hs communty servce project for Eagle Scout. ELECTON REFORM S LWV TOPC The Federal Electon Campagn Act Amendments of 973 passed the U.S. Senate wth overwhelmng support, but there s no certanty that he House wll approve the bll nor that the bll wll be adequate protecton aganst campagn fraud; accordng to the Tewksbury League of Women Voters. - - Ths ssue, explored n the 6 page voter bulletn sent bylthe natothe Natonal League of Women Voters to every member was scheduled to be the.tewksbury League's topc for the consensus meetng Oct. 6 at the home of Sally Fore. 70 Lancaster Drve. Tewksbury, and for the 8 pm meetng Oct. 8, at the home of Jade Lohry, 2 Cyntha Road, Tewksbury. FND DRAMATC SAVNGS AT OUR... #wm^ STOCK CLEAH-UP Alt Cash & Carry Prces Clear Pne (Arkansas) Perfect for natural fnsh x 4 % x AV".5/Ln. Ft..8/Ln. Ft. P.P.G. Exteror HOUSE PANT Reg Prco $9.68 NOW $7.74 ARMSTRONG CELNGS #275 Chaperone 24" x 48" panel Reg Prce$.60 NOW $.2 SAVE 39< #942 Textured Fashontone 24" x 48" panel Reg Prce $2.48 NOW $.99 SAVE 49< We have a buldup of dscontnued!, odd lots and slghtly damaged celng tles and panel* (24" x 48") Reg Prce 5< - 35< / sq ft NOW 8< / sq ft Close out on ol garden trellses 50% off We honor these credt cards: \x SWEEZYS HOW C0OTST CHTR 65 MAN ST ** «MH ' t '9 ' Sr-? m \%'% BlT^l *V ^~ «M'-' ^MMM^ ^EJ. ^p«. ' M»S MNNY THOMAS. Leoder ef the lewk.bur, 4-H Sewne Ck,. "the Uete ThreooV' nstructng Undo Anderten, Uea Smth and Cndy Cuteaden hew re thread a eewnf machne. 4-H r nhere ef me club wll medal cl.lhne they desgned and wwed at the annual Tewktbury 4-H Achevement Nght Nevember 29 at the Bn Hall. There n ne admten charge. Representatves of the Tewksbury Jaycees wll be present to observe the procedure whch the league s followng n ther study of campagn fnancng. Members and prospectve members are nvted to attend the coffee hour sponsored by the Tewksbury league Oct. 23 at 0 am at the resdence of Cathy Raney, 550 Roger St. Tewksbury. All women of votng age are elgble for membershp n the league. nformaton about membershp may be obtaned by callng Mm McCaffrey at League studes on recreaton, campagn fnancng, the needs of the elderly, envronmental qualty, and publcaton of the Know Your Town book wll be dscussed. Assstence on these and other commttees s welcomed by the league. ACLD MEMBERSHP MEETNG OCTOBER 2» Wlmngton's Assocaton for Chldren wth Learnng Dsabltes wll conduct a general membershp meetng on October 23rd at 8 pm n the conference room at the lbrary. The prmary goal of Wlmngton's ACLD ths year wll be to brng greater communcaton and understandng between parents, teachers and department heads who deal wth chldren wth specal needs. The assocaton plans to broaden ts scope of nterest and hopes to &Jtdfc»fjE tyafoue pragrarn* demonstraung and explanng just how our school system servces Wlmngton's youngsters wth specal needs outsde the regular classroom. Those wshng to learn more TEWKSBURY OPERATON FRENDSHP COMMTTEE REFORMS Tewksbury's local commttee of Amerca nc., has reorganzed and s offerng applcatons for travel durng August 974 to delegates between age 5 and 25, and advsors over 25, accordng to the Rev. Davd C. Wllams, one of the natonal board of drectors, and pastor of Tewksbury Congregatonal Church. After hostng 3 young rsh men and women durng the past summer, a smlar number of youngsters from Tewksbury are already clamourng for a return vst Applcatons are avalable locally from the Congregatonal church offce and delegates wll be expected to partcpate actvely n the local commttee durng the comng year n plannng and fundrasng. Mrs. Jean Holmes wll serve as clerk of the commttee and Wllam Abbott as treasurer. The electon of a charman has been postponed untl the next meetng early n November. Operaton Frendshp s an nternatonal youth travel exchange program that offers young people an opportunty to lve and travel overseas, stayng for a three-week perod wth a famly that has youngsters the same age. World frendshp and understandng are the prmary goals, the Chrstan Church beng the sponsorng agency n most cases. Countres now partcpatng nclude Scotland, Sweden, England, Germany, reland, Holland and Wales. Local groups n the states are located n ndana, Kentucky, Vermont, Massachusetts and New Jersey. Delegates wll be travelng from about the assocaton are nvted to contact Sandy Murphy, presdent all of the churches of Tewksbury. at or to attend the above meetng. STEEL RELL CNTUR4TO ETNk Radal Snow Tres They pull you out. They keep you gong. They stop you. n deep snow. On packed snow. On ce. 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6 PAGE SX ttgatt. TOWNCKeW THURSDAY OCTOBM 8, 973 Horace Sheldon, Drover A seres of small stores, of the days before refrgeraton, when beef was not easy to get, n the average household n New England. We dedcate ths day to al the Amercan heroes throughout our naton's hstory who ralled to her cause n tme of war and trouble. Gratefully, we remember the men who served, who fought, and who lay down ther lves so that the Amercan dream mght survve. Ths Ad Sponsored by W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home 374 Man St. Wlmngton Tom's Chevron Servce 324 Man St. Wlmngton Frank's Amaco Servce Cor. of Eames & Man Sts. Wallace Motor Sales, nc 555 Man St. Wlmngton D & D Gulf Servce 360 Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton L. lender nsurance Agency 380 Man St. Wlmngton Nchols Funeral Home Snce 86 Herth Wlmngton Shell 36 Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton Fred F. Can, nc 580 Man St. Wlmngton We pause today also to honor the vet- erans of recent wars, who, n our own tme, have answered the naton's call to arms... who have put ther lves on the lne n the hope of a better world and lastng peace among men. Let us pray that ther hopes may be realzed. Let us work toward ther fulfllment... that we may be worthy of our young men and the sacrfces they've made. f n Honor of Our Naton's War Dead ^brdflm We Salute and Support Our Servcemen Beef, the world s beng told, at least the World of the Unted States, s n short supply Prces are gong to go up. Most of the beef today s shpped from ranches n the md-west, a number of whch are supposed to be owned by nsurance companes who, t s sad, know a good thng when they see t, the good thng n ths case beng the subsdes pad farmers by the Federal government for the past forty years or so. n the days before beef began to be a refrgerated produce of the md-west, and for some years after, Wlmngton was a place whch furnshed qute a bt of beef to eastern Massachusetts. The cattle were not rased n Wlmngton. They were rased elsewhere and slaughtered n Wlmngton, whereupon enterprsng merchants loaded ther carts wth choce cuts and went to the suburban Boston ctes, where they sold to the houewves and others. t was qute a busness. t may possbly have started as early as 850 Most certanly t was n full swng by 00 years ago. The last men to sell beef from wagons were workng n the MO's, and one of them lved and sold beef untl sometme after World War Early shpments of beef used to come n over the Boston t Lowell Ralroad, from New Hampshre. The cattle were unloaded nto a stockyard of sorts, along sde the ralroad and Man Street, opposte to Clark Street, accordng to early tradton. Ths most have been before the Cvl War, bat there s no way of datng the busness. By the tme of the Cvl War Wllam E. Cowng of Andover Street had a thrvng busness. Perhaps he had cattle shpped n by the Salem k Lowell Ralroad - there s no way of knowng. Hs partner, before the Cvl War was man named Armour. They had a butcher shop n Lawrence. Armour wanted Gowng to go wth WH» HORACE SMOON Andover Rood, 0 l w Carter farm, whch was at the Woburn - Wlmngton lne n Woburn. There he would stay overnght, and early nest mornng be would be gong up what s now Man Street and Eames Street, to the varous Wlmngton farms, wth hs cattle, and of course hs helpng dog. As he passed each farm the owner would come out and purchase the cattle be wanted. Perhaps there were a dozen farms that Horace served. The wrter s not certan of the number. Perhaps there were THE WUAM GOWNG BARN Hoed <n Ando... Sl...t W mngten. nhr Browm dottng OtM of tho eory moot wagon* t backed up to receve beef, a wagon such as rho U. S. Army was usng durng the latter part of tro OvS War. Ths pcture was probably taken shortly after that war, and rt r> presumed that the fgure en the rght s that of Mr. Gowng. hm to Chcago, where wholesale meat busnesses could be establshed, Gowng refused, and stayed home. The name of Armour s well known now throughout the world, n the meat ndustry, as s the name of other enterprsng men who went out west at that tme and got nto the meat ndustry. Wllam E. Gowng ddn't to so badly, stayng at home, but eventually the local meat ndustry of Wlmngton was defeated by the move that Armour and others had made. Local butcher shops could be set up wth ease, and sell refrgerated meat from Chcago. There was no need of the enterprsng butchers of Wlmngton gong to Lynn and other places to sell meat, and the local meat ndustry ded - a slow and lngerng death n some nstances. Perhaps, possbly, the man who dd the most to brng the butcher busness to Wlmngton was a man named Horace Sheldon. Horace was a son of the Asa G. Sheldon who started the blacksmth shop at Perry's corner, among other thngs, and whose autobography can be found n the Wlmngto Memoral Lbrary, under the ttle of Wlmngton Farmer. Horace called hmself a Drover. That's a man who drove cattle. He bought cattle at the Brghton abattor and sold the cattle n Wlmngton to the men who slaughtered and butchered. Horace would make a two or three day trp of t. He would take the tran to Boston, go to Brghton and buy bs cattle, aad then, wth the help of hs Colle, he would drve the cattle over the roads aad hghways toward Wlmngton. Hs frst goal was the Ruel more. One of them was hs father's old place, on Woburn Street, whch was rgged to be a utcher shop, as were the others. Each of the farms n the busness had a "butcher wheel". That s not the proper name. The proper name seems to be lost, at least to ths wrter. A "butcher wheel" had an axle of wood, at least sx nches n dameter and sometmes S. The axle was sx feet long, or maybe eght feet. The wheel would be located hgh up, n the barn. On that axle was a rope or two, wth hooks. The cattle would be pcked up by ther hnd feet, and hung at a convenent heght so they could be butchered. On one end of the axle was a huge wheel, whch provded the leverage for pckng up the cattle. Sxty years ago there were several barns n Wlmngton wth such butcher wheels. Now there seems to be only one, n the shed behnd the home of James and Anna Low, on Woburn Street - the home whch was the home of Prest Reynolds, as he was called, 75 years ago. There s a part of a wheel, whch les besde the road, n the bushes near the barn of Mrs. Ether on Woburn Street. That wheel was, 00 years ago, where Charles Buck conducted hs butcherng busness. Don't say Charle Buck. t was Charles, and he lved to be over 0 years old. And to dstngush hm from hs neghbor up the street, also a butcher, that relatve was named Charles H. Buck. That's the way t waa la Wlmngton 00 years ago Wth a populaton of leas than 000, there were always duplcate names, especally among the Buck, Carter _ UVRU New lh.h. ^M,.«M R lph Bo.<o<k,,H, * n, 00 y.o ofo, now Webum Street Wlmngton. aad Eames famles. As a general rule names were fully pronounced, or there were dstngushng ncknames or mddle ntals. Take Wllam Henry Carter, who lved on Hardscrabble n the ltm's. Today Hardscrabble s called Hgh Street. n the 870's another Wllam Henry Carter moved nto town and bought the farm on Shawsheen Avenue at Brdge Lane. He was known as Bll Hen Carter, and the farmers of Wlmngton sort of took that to ther hearts. Wllam Henry of Hardscrabble. beng the Motor, became, at least to a degree Bll Hen One, and Wllam Henry of Shawsbeen Ave. was known as Bll Hen Two. The last butcher wheel to be bult n Wlmngton was probably that of Thomas Sdelnker, n the barn that stands alongsde the Woburn Street School. The Sdelnker bouse was bult about 876. and the barn about the same tme. The wrter s not certan of the date. Sdelnker put n a lot of equpment for hs butcher shop. There were sectons of that bam that were refrgerated. There were steel rals, just above head heght, wth travellers, so that a person could push a sde of beef from one sde to the other and to the refrgerated sectons. There was a huge wheel, some thrty feet up, n the loft. The wrter, as a boy ffty years ago, played a sort of game of tag wth the Sdelnker boys, usng that wheel and the ropes whch hung from t. The ropes were wonderful, n assstng for a quck descent from the loft to the ground floor. A boy would grab that rope, and start down, usng the forces of nerta on that wheel to slow hs descent. By the tme the boy on the rope had gone down eght or ten feet the wheel would be spnnng too fast for anyone to stop. That boy would have acqured qute a head start on the others, and yet the landng on the ground floor was never too hard Of course f any of the boys who were pursung could get to that wheel before the frst one had gone down eght or ten feet, then the wheel could be stopped, and the young man would-be "caught." He could be left to dangle on the rope, or he could be hauled up, as hs captors chose - he was completely at ther mercy. Anyway, at that tme, ffty years tsv W«'S r ago. the Sdelnker barn was out of busness, as far as beng a place for butcherng. How long t had been out of busness the wrter knows not. Just because there were "butcher wheels" n a dozen places or so does not mean that every bam had a "butcher wheel." The Carl Pettngll farm ddn't have one. Hs farm later became the Downs farm, and Luccl's Market s located there today. Anyway, at sx n the mornng, or maybe even earler Horace Sheldon would leave the Ruel CarteV farm for the second day of hs journey as a Drover. When be got to Perry's Corner hs frst customer would probably be watng there - Perry's corner today s the Avco comer across from Lucc's Martn Holt lved on Lowell Street, n a home that s now panted red and owned by the Butler famly (almost down to Doctor Marshall's). One of hs sons ded recently n Woburn - 9 years old. That gves the reader an dea of what year t was when Martn started to buy cattle from Horace Sheldon. Perhaps there were a dozen farms that Horace served. He sold to Henry Carter, who had a bam n back of hs home. The bam s long snce gone. Henry lved on Woburn Street about half way between Federal Street and West Street, and t was hs son who was known as "Pp" Carter - Pp s long gone, too. Down on Federal Street, n the old Gowng farmhouse that was behnd the East School was Lawrence Swan. He had qute a butcherng operaton, at hs farm - 5 to 25 wagons left each mornng, at sunrse or a lttle earler, to go to Lynn and sell. All were ndependent traders who bought from Lawrence Swan. Somehow those traders all went to Lynn. One never bears of them gong to Medford, or Somervle t was always Lynn. Both Wllam E. Gowng and Lawrence Swan had operatons that were extesve enough to call for offce assstance, n the matter of correspondence and the keepng of books. One of the young ladles who was a bookkeeper for Lawrence Swan was named Roseanna T. Kelley, the lady who later became Mrs. A. Chandler Mannng and lved n the huge house on Glen Road, now the «b. AU THAT MMAm Of tke kutche* wheel vtwoj by

7 Blss home. She passed on about 0 years ago, and a book could be wrtten about that gracous lady. Charles Buck lved n the farmhouse where Mrs. Ether lves now, a lttle north of Concord Street. He had hs butcher wheel outsde the barn, and up to a few yean ago t could be seen by passers-by. Now t les n the bushes. Charles was another who travelled to Lynn, but unlke the others he sold only to the meat stores. He was what one mght call a wholesaler, and he klled and butchered hs own cattle. Charles' son was Albert, who s remembered by many n Wlmngton today. Albert used to go around and sell meat to the homes n Wlmngton. He bult the house on Woburn Street where Clayton Buck lves today. Clayton was hs son, and travelled wth hs dad sometmes, back before World War. Housewves used to say there wasn't a need for a newspaper n Wlmngton - Albert Buck could do just as well. Albert Buck was stll n busness about forty years ago. He had a yellow wagon, wth yellow wheels and black strpes on each spoke. The hub of the wheel was panted black, as was the nut that was wthn the hub. Every fve years or so Albert would take that wagon back to ts maker MacLane of North Readng, and get t overhauled. The spokes would be tghtened, the entre wagon gone over - new canvas f necessary, and a new pant Job. MacLane's place n North Readng furnshed more than a few wagons for Wlmngton - t was over to the eastward of the present fre staton n that town. Albert Buck n hs later days, after World War, and after the Chcago meat frms had nvaded practcally all parts of the country, used to buy hs meat wholesale, down n Woburn, n a shop that was, the wrter beleves, on Hgh Street n that cty. That shop used to buy from Armour, and Cudahy, etc., bg wagon loads of beef, and pork, comng out from Cambrdge. Charles H. Buck was another man who bought from the Woburn wholesalers, after World War. The wrter doesn't know whether or not he ever bought cattle from Horace Sheldon. Horace, n addton to servng a dozen or so places n Wlmngton had hs own butcher shop, or Allen Sheldon had t. n the Asa Sheldon farm, today the Glonfrddo place at 604 Woburn Street. E.-A.:r_,:R.O.A.JL> 8TOBB. A.. EJL.LS, baulktt s Flour, Gran and Groceres, VOUN, MAM. J. W. PERRY, Blacksmth. Horse Shoeng and Jobbng. CARRAGE BU.LDNG, REPARNG PARTNG S ALL us mn\. H» v.m.-.l M.nl Wuuonx t WlMtUtuJya KA T. MASS. Alw.. Php lwr l..v t,. D» >»t. Mts. M. A. ALLEN, MAN" SU\., NVx l.u-e lo Auo-.' Uraoory stum. PERMANENT AND TRANSENT BOARD AT UKAKOKAHM. KA t-t. «r Mol, nul -untl lunl-hvl ul >l.»rt ot.co. "WOOD Of all ku FOB SALE CHEAP, by E. W. FOSTER. UH'- MMMur*t Kvnry M'ntt. P. O. BOX, THWKMlllHV. H'OMM nut} be k*lt lt C. K. l lmtv..*» FRESH AND SALT FSH, Oysters and Clams. JF. "W. KDDEB,, MASS Vol., No 4, ol Th. Wlmngton Molhod,!. tho «... WSHon, A hu.tlon. Edtor, publlh.d h. odvortftomofll l,om Mm W. Pony, Slotk.mlh, n Ap.l»9. odv.ng that ho had a pocolly n makng ' ral moal wagon, Mr. Porry wtl the black,mll. n tho wn,»hop oporalod by h, folh.. b.lo.. hm,..lobl.h.d about 50 yoara p..vou.ly by AM, G ShdaVn. tlood on th. lorn.. o( Lowt Stroot and Woburn Stroo! n Wlmngton, on property now ownod fay Avc*. Allen Sheldon used to do the kllng of the cattle. t sn't on record how many of the places klled ther cattle. Some of them stunned the crtters wth a heavy ax, and then hosted them up on the cattle wheel, by ther hnd legs, whereupon the throat would be cut and the crtter would bleed to death. H. Allen Sheldon was a name to conjure wth. He was the Deacon of the Congregatonal Church, and one of the founders of the Mechancs and Farmers Club, back n the 870's. He was, f the reader please, H. Allen Sheldon, not Henry Allen, nor Henry Sheldon. t seems some other Sheldon had the name of Henry, and that was the way H. Allen Sheldon solved that problem. nng of the West. t was a heavy rfle, made after the Cvl War, wth a bullet of about 48 calber, f the wrter remembers correctly. For some reason Allen Sheldon dd hs kllng wth a Sharps Rfle. Shot each cow or bull n the head, and then hosted t up on the cattle wheel, to bleed t. There were 50 or more wagons that would leave Wlmngton each week-day mornng to sell meat n the cty - and t was always Lynn, or so the stores seem to go. n the early days those wagons resembled Cones toga Wagons, but they were really the type that the US Army used n the Cvl War - and possble they were Government surplus. One of them can be seen n the pcture of Wllam Gowng's bam - exactly the same type of wagon as n the famed pc Allen Sheldon used a Sharps Rl- ture of the US Army, under Grant, fe. The Sharps Rfle was one of crossng the Rapdan n the sprng the features of the so-called wn- 0 f lag* TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 Shorty. Charles Sargent located on Woburn St., and bult a borne and barn lor J900 - the place that s now the Smth Pump Company. Hs son was Edde - the gentleman who recently retred at the Superntendent of the Wlmngton Water Department. Shorty's prncpal clam to fame was that he was the father of the man known as Henny-Penny. Many stores have been wrtten of Henny Penny, but there s a lot more than can be wrtten. Charle Sargent decded to put hmself nto the butcher busness He set up busness n the barn he had bult. He had an ce-house constructed - a small one - on the pond n back and half way out to Lowell Street m u e wnter tme be would cut ce on that pond, and store t n the ce-house for next summer, when he would use the ce to keep hs meat n pretty good condton. Charle got a wagon, and n the wnter tme he drove around n a pung - whch was a heavy slegh "fed by the farmers of Wlmngton. That pung was rgged for the sellng of meat. There were sdes, and lttle doors that a person could lft, to look at what Charle was sellng. Charle went to Lynn, just lke everybody else, but then, one Saturday nght he had a lot of meat on hand, and he went up to Ballardvale. n Andover to see f he could sell. He put out a couple of flares, to attract attenton, and the housewves came out and bought hs meat. That was "the begnnng of a good busness for Charle. Every Saturday nght he went to Ballardvale, whch has always been a charmng lttle vllage on the Shawsheen 'Rver, worth any one's vst. 'Charle was there to sell meat, not to look at the place, and every Saturday nght he would sell between $50 and $00 worth of meat. ' Busness was so good that he took to carryng a revolver wth hm, under the cushon of the drver's seat, just n case someone tred to hold hm up, on the way home. But after several years somebody opened a butcher 'shop n Ballardvale. t s entrely possble that that somebody was buyng from Albert Buck. Mr. Buck, Just about that tme, was tryng to expand nto Andover, sellng meat to the butchers, and he had several stores buyng from hm n An- Later tbey were lghter, lke the wagon of Albert Buck.. There are many names to be recalled as drvers of those wagons. Sdney Buck, for nstance. He Uved on Mddlesex Avenue opposte to what s now Rotary Park. There was Warren Carter, That's a story. Warren was really Wllam Warren Carter, and he lved on Mddlesex Avenue near what s now Mystc Avenue, n North Wlmngton. Hs was the home that became the Mullarky home. Warren was workng somewhere as a laborer, gettng a day, and someone suggested that be should become a meat peddler, n Lynn. So Warren went over to see Brad Eames (so the story goes) n what s now the Rchardson Farm, on Woburn Street. Brad wasn't n the meat busness - he was n lumber, and coal and ce. Apparently Brad loaned Warren the money, and Warren got a wagon, and became one of the twenty-fve or so that got meat every mornng at the Lawrence Swan farm - and then set off at daybreak for the cty. On the frst day Warren netted $2. He never went back to beng a laborer. After a whle he te* pad off Brad Eames, and then later he got rd of hs busness and opened a store n North Wlmngton, down by the ralroad tracks. That store was later sold to Herbert Buck - and Herbert left t to hs son Rodney, who sold t about eghteen years ago to John Ela. Warren had qute a lfe, n one busness and another. He Uved, towards the last, n the bg house besde the brook, on Mddlesex Ave. just north of Ela's - whch house was once the North School of Wlmngton, but on a dfferent ste, when t was n the trangle opposte the Browns Crossng pumpng staton. Just one rhore story about early Wlmngton butchers. Ths s about Charle Sargent. He bult the place that s now the Smth Pump place on Woburn Street. To buld the house and barn cost hm 900. Charles Sargent came down from New Hampshre, as had hs half brother Sheldon, before hm. Charles, as may be suspected, was called Charle. Sheldon, who was a small man, and who moved back and forth to New Hampshre on several occasons, was called dover. and one n Ballardvale. Anyway, somebody opened a butcher shop n Ballardvale. and that was the end of the busness for Charle, n that charmng lttle vllage. Charle went out of the butcherng busness, and took up the lumber busness, whch was somethng a lot of people n Wlmngton were nterested n, before the Spansh Amercan War. Some of them made money, too. But that's another story. October 2-27 PAGE SEVEN pa TmxYttwwMMtM H o u n wunttt r raj CLP THS COUPON Veteran's Day Specal O Q. VETERANS' FREE WHEELS or FREE STUDS Wth purchase of new 3 T & C SNOW TRES Open to 6 P.M. FRESTONE STORES _ 496 MAN ST SlJLM JU-UJAMJUULS. fduaauujuu MMMUMMUMMMM DAY SALE Monday October 2st. p.m. to 0 p.m. z Frday, October s, am. to ltp.sb. Saturday,October 2*. llajn. telpjo. and Monday, October ll. l p JB. to t pjd Save '2.00 to '4.33 sho. ra *«lew prces feat* M peces of each tem) Usher-Prce Garage Fsher-Prce School Hease Mattel Barbe Magc Fahtoa Set Mattel Barbe Krendshto Case 7.99 EACH Ourreg SALE VLLAGE s. PC... $ 0 W MR. ACTON BOY DOLL fl>, Fashtoa DoU 68 c EACH CCLES M Strand Slver ccles 38' - bo, 3» «99 c MATTEL BG JM BOAT'N BUGGY Ourreg. * <»»*.) S 99 SALE SJ 99 Mr. Acton & Fashon Doll Clothes /.EACH fersln MATTEL VERTBRD Ourreg. M.99 >*. START YOUR LAY-A-WAYS MOW ONLY fl.m DEPOST (Mtalmum order t») FREE: Beautful 7pboto purse album wth all lay-a-ways taken darng sale days N OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT "Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye" Reg.ll.so.»(00 copes only) "Chldren's Bble" Reg.t495 sale KM SALE$JL99 "Dr. Atata's Det rtevetatfea" Reg. $.96.»(00 copes only) H»Kl) h... -v ' ' -.!t;<! < ).- : 't You Can't Beat Cty Hall? Lee Chemlen receved a publc apology, n court You Can't Beat Cty Hall. That's an old adage, wth more than a lttle truth to t. t cyncally recognzes that there are njustces to the average ndvdual. Sometmes the njustces are nadvertant. Sometmes there s a bt of chcanery nvolved. Lee Chemlen dd beat Cty Hall - or rather the Town Hall - that of the town of Bedford, where he lves. Moreover, he receved a publc apology, n court, on October 5th - n Con- cord Court. Lee s perhaps slghtly known, to the readers of the Town Crer. He s the gentleman who works for the Dynamcs Research company, on Concord Street, n Wlmngton, dng for German. Lee has had letters sgned by that name, n a sprt of whmscal fun, at tmes. t was a good pece of newspaper detectve work, n the Bedford Mnute Man. That paper also and who has adopted the Baldwn S^'ta't~Lee ww't/appear n Apple Monument for hs own - for Concord c^ Monda J^. hs Benevolent Order of the n (0ct, 5th), answer Pecker Apple Tree. charges. Lee lves n Bedford, and Lee F(mr Hon ^^ has had some troubles wth the Lee ^ ^ aam mre septc system at hs home. Not the u er to defend hmle] ^^d usual knd, but the results of some he wen, ^to court as hs own bunglng, at the Town Hall, nvolvng perhaps part tme nek), good ntentoned people who made some errors. The ultmate result was that Lee lawyer, and fled a moton before Judge Eaton to "squash" the case. The judge suggested a compromse. Lee was not prepared to com- receved a subpeona to.appear n prom,, e. He nad wtn hm court on a Crmnal Complant, mtmlaes mtn had ^o, un* off because allegedly he refused to K, g0 to court that day, and these allow a Board of Health nspector wjtjlesses,, cv oedce u^y were to agan nspect the sewer system p repare< ^ pre8ent.,,,. whch had just recently been n- mjse,,,,., ^e cognzance spected. That complant.prone of of,,, ct tbat, crm n, ~ the steps leadng up to t caused,,,,,,, been made n court Lee to st down and wrte a book about,_ chemlen. whch he s sellng or $ a copy t L, g obgtn, cy prese te d s enttled "Somethng Stnks n problems to ^ Tow n Counsel, a Bedford.,,. gentleman named Rchard t s cleverly wrtten, and rjonoya,, perhaps should be bought by peo- Donovan ^ chemlen dscussed pe who are gong to have ^ judgel proposa. and chemlen arguments wth Boards of Health- refused J a J partcularly part tme boards Lee cusslons went on and on - nto the dd a lot of researchng, before he Judge! Cn, lnber and, agan. wrote that book - one of the ^ fnauv an agreeraent authortes wth whom be con- Mr Donovan agreed to publcly suted beng Herbert Nlckerson of apologze, n court, for the charge Mare Drve, Wlmngton a of a ;,,, coraptall, and santaran of some repute, and so exp an t0 y^ wno ^^ ask h employed (among Other telsehem that an apology was capactes) by the cty of mt^~ r^^" Gloucester. The apology was hammered out, A book whch says somethng word by word, by Donovan and stnks n a town cannot, of course, Chemlen. be gnored by the local newspaper Justce John Forte of the Con- n that town. A couple of weeks ago cord Court then dsmssed the the Bedford Mnute Man edttor, or charges aganst Mr. Chemlen, and some reporter of that paper put on the agreed to statement was hs Sherlock Holmes hat, and publcly read, out loud, by the started to nvestgate. Town Counsel. He tracked down several tems "The Commonwealth, actng abowtlee, partcularly about a dog by the Bedford Beard el n the Chemlen household named Health, and the Defendant, Clyde G. Shepherd - the O. «Un- Lean P. Chemlen have readed an agreement whereby a test of Leon P. Chemlen's ndvdual sewerage dsposal system wll be conducted by a Regstered Professonal Engneer acceptable to Leon P. Chemlen and the Bedford Beard of Health n Aprl 974, f requred n accordance wth the provsons of the State Santary Code; and have been authorzed and nstructed by the Bedford Board of Health to apologze to Leon P. Chemlen for any nconvenence that ts brngng of a crmnal complant, felt by Leon P. Chemlen to be unnecessary and unwarranted, may have caused Leon P. Chemlen." There must have been a tremendous satsfacton n recevng the apology, n court, but Lee's frends weren't too mpressed. They had too much data - they had spent too much tme, to let thngs go that way. Some of them, at least, wanted to stand up n court, and testfy as to the truth or untruth of the allegatons - whch s the reason the Town Counsel apologzed. There s one more pont too - that thrd chapter n the book. t really does an analyss on the santaton laws of Massachusetts. Many people, santarans ncluded, have bought the book "Somethng Stnks n Bedford." Bruce MaUet s one of these. He works n the Massachusetts State Hosptal n Tewksbury, but as a part of the Department of Publc Health. Bruce bought four copesto gve to hs frends! <Mr*. ^rtljur % (flapon* At a two o'clock ceremony n St. Thomas of Vllanova Church. Wlmngton on Saturday, October (th, Carolyn Anne Cosman, daughter of Mrs. John D. Cosman of Wlmngton and the late Mr. Cosman became the brde of Arthur J. Capone. son of Mr and Mrs. Arthur J. Capone of Dedham. The Rev. Father Ernest P Pearsal performed the ceremony and a recepton followed at the Sheraton Rollng Green, Andover. NEED THEE, LORD Speak to me, that may hear Thee gvng me courage for hard tmes and strength for dffcult places; gvng me determnaton for challengng tasks. ask of The? no easy way, but just Thy grace that s suffcent for every need, so that no matter how hard the way, how challengng the hour, how dark the sky, may be enabled to overcome. n Thy strength, who hast overcome the world, make ths prayer. Amen ACXJWWUmEMSBTS: pjg m mut. on pnr/ora n ron TOE PKAYDtt Of PTTD MARSHALL... M M»l *4 by CMkoroa) ManooS. pan PATODCE - from n JONES MEET THE MASTER. CaorrlaM M.Wk PloHOA Rrrrtl Co. l*»lo»o» OB w xn CMoor «kohormo SUU * * Escorted to the altar by her eldest brother, the brde wore a gown of slk-faced peau de sole bordered n Venetan lace wth a panel of antque satn and Swss lace down the front. A headpece of Venetan lace held her elbow length vel. Matron of honor was Mrs. John Burke, of York, Mane wearng a pale blue slk jersey gown and a gold pcture hat. She carred a wcker basket of gold, rust and yellow mums. The brdesmads, dentcally dressed were Mrs. Arthur Durante, sster of the brde, and Mrs. Jesslyn Cosman, nece of the brde, both of Wlmngton; and Mrs. Brand Schmoll of Foxboro. Davd Demers of Dedham served as best man whle usherng dutes were n charge of James Capone of Dedham, brother of the groom; George Dyer of Mansfeld and Gerard Ferzoco of Dedham. The brde attended toe Unversty of New Hampshre and s presently employed as an executve secretary. Her husband s employed by Mayflower Beddng of Boston. Followng a weddng trp to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Capone wll resde n Maden. k Complete) Lno off Hallewoon 'AYSDE ORLD OF A Complete Jue of Halloween Costumes Candy. Masks Noveltes AZAAR ARGANS (7 MAN STREET READNG, MASS. AMPLE FREE PARKNG STORE HOURS: MONDAY-FRDAY: lla.m. to llpjn. SATURDAY: lla.m. tolpjn. 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8 PAGE EGHT SPORTS V TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 POP WARNER FOOTBALL Mstakes plague Chargers n loss He Charger "A" squad champonshp hopes dwndled to dust last Sunday as they were beaten by Dracut, 8-0. The defendng MVL champs had passes bounce n and out of ther hands, they mssed tackles, and made all knds of other costly mstakes throughout the course of the battle. n the frst quarter. Chuck Matthews was back to punt on hs own 44 yard lne, and be mssed the ball Two plays later. Dracut's Mke Pare scooted 20 yards up the mddle and the Steelers were on top, M. Coach Cleary's boys brought the pgskn to the Wlmngton 42 yard lne n the frst stanza, and ths was the best feld poston they could muster all afternoon. The loss lowered the Charger's slate to 3-2. Ron Montbleau (3 d's) and John Harrs (2 d's sparked the strong Dracut "B" squad to a 40-4 thrashng of the Chargers. The wn enabled the Steelers to hold on to ther MVL league lead, and dropped the "B" team's record to Marty Sull. jn scrambled for both Wlmngton scores n the UTS TUT T THS WAV: Hesse) CMch K.n deary ponders He neat Chergers' offensve mm wth Chuck Matthew* (4) and Mark Hetlewoy (6). Lookng on or* assstant coaches Charle Ravogn () and Paul Currer (r) Late n the second quarter, the Steelers moved the ball to the Wlmngton 3 yard lne. However, tme ran out before the home club could score. Dracut ncreased ther lead to 4-0 two plays nto the second half when Pete Smth scampered St yards. Wlmngton could not move the ball on ther next set of downs and were forced nto another puntng stuaton Matthews had to run the ball as hs protecton broke down, and ths resulted n a ten yard/ loss. ' Dracut scored on the next.play, but a penalty nullfed the sx ponter. n the wanng moments of the game, the Stedlers closed out the scorng on the strength of Joe Burkes ;4 yard run. REDMEN SCALPNGS game on a nne and 35 yard runs. John Brggs added the extra converson ponts. The "C" squad upped ther slate to 5--0 last Saturday as they beat Dracut Slver, 4-0. Fran Taylor ( pts.) and Dave Drscoll (6 pts.) accounted for all Wlmngton scorng, wth all 4 ponts comng on the ground. The Wlmngton teams wll travel to Chelmsford ths Sunday n tough battles for all three squads. The most mportant of all battles s the "C"' team's encounter. The Chelmsford "C" slate s 6-0-0, and a wn by Wlmngton would leave the two teams n a te for frst place. Pope John overpowers Tewksbury A strong, physcal Pope John football squad smply overpowered a game Tewksbury club by a score of 20-6 n a non-conference game played at Tewksbury. The fnal score s not ndcatve of how the game went. Pope John's players seemed to be prmed to destroy the Redmen from the very outset. n the frst half the club from Everett controlled the play as they had the ball for 34 plays to Tewksbury s 8. A Pope John mstake early n the game gave Tewksbury an early lead however. Senor back Gerry Lang fumbled at hs own 28 and tackle Steve Flagg recovered for the Redmen. Sx plays later Tewksbury was n the endzone wth a surprsng lead. On a thrd and seven play co-captan Tom Morn burst off rght tackle and scrambled wdly around tacklers as he fnally tumbled nto the endzone. The play, coverng yards, sent the Tewksbury crowd nto a frenzy. Scott Audette's extra pont was good and the Red en led 7-0. PAGE NNE SAFETY TPS FOR HUNTERS.. Don't crawl through a fence wth a loaded gun. 2. Protect a farmer's property. Ask for permsson to hunt. 3. Be sure to carry your huntng lcense. 4. Don't shoot from your car or across a road. 5. Be sure of your target before shootng. 6. Treat every gun as though t was loaded. 7. Carry some lablty nsurance... just n case. Play t Safe - Have Fun Return Alve! BEDELL BROTHERS NSURANCE AGENCY, NC. 4W Male St. Wllmagtoo, Mass. W -! RECREATON TDBTS ndoor Golf: Our annual ndoor golf program wll commence on Tuesday evenng, November 6 n the hgh school gym from 7:30 to 930 and wll run through March S. Ths program s desgned for teens and adults and s provded for those who wsh to practce n the off season and receve ponters on mprovng your game. Bob Peters wll agan provde free nstructon. Basketball: All boys and grls between the ages of nne and 6 who lke to partcpate n the Recreaton Basketball League ths wnter may do so by regsterng at the Hgh School Gym on any of the followng dates: Wed. Oct. M T-lOprn BSt Oct. «7 7-0 pen Wed. Or*, t 7-0 pm Sal. Nov. 7-0 pro Wed Nov pm St Nov pm There wll be three dvsons n each of the boys and grls leagues The determnng date for elgblty s December 3, 973 A 2.00 fee must accompany each applcant's entry. Tryout dates and teams practce tmes wll be announced Later next month. Open gymor men wll not be avalable ths Saturday, October 20 due to a Recreaton Dance, but wll contnue on October 24 and run every Saturday through December 8th. Grls ce Hockey: The 4 grls who sgned up for the Recs were splt nto two unts followng a recent workout and now preparatons are under way for the seasonal opener on Sunday, October 28th. The unts are flexble n that a skater may be moved from one sector to the other throughout the season. All of the grls arsrsmnded to wear the proper equpment for all of ther remanng practces. Ths ncludes helmet, protectve mouth gear (properly worn), shn guards, elbow pads an' hockey puts. The complete roster follows: Gold: Cndy Laqudara. Cathy Brstol. Elloen Sulllvc. Janet Zarnbernardl, Jance Genoelfl. EUle McVsoaer. Donna HnlfeoUand. Salljr Carlson, Cheryl Jensen. Cheryl Cuhlnc, Joan Welch, Jule Wallace. Lesle Meaaon. Nancy BlaladeU and Mary Caste loo. Maraea: Donna DeLeUer, Kathy Boylen. Debra Relnhart, Cheryl Sullvan, Lesle Parsons. Km Wendell. Beverly Bcknell. Suean Dec. Mary Hacbey. Maureen Matareee, Fran Johnson. Brenda PUcher, Use Jemon, Janelle Ftch, Karen Surrette, Denlse Devln, Dledre Sughrue, Karen Sughrue. Donna Way man. Lynne Wayman, Meryl Clark. Lesle Arnold. Dense Kndred. Laura Mller and Dane Puufrey. MVCeOOTBALL HOW THEY STAND STANDNGS ON tpgg g olronut- Andover 4-00 BllVerlca 44 M-0 Dracut., Austn Prep...', TEWKSBURY *0 Chemsford *4 Methaen 44 Lawrence Central 0-3- Games tats Satnrday: Wldcats o> Dracut; Redmen & Methuen; Cougars 9 Chelnuford so Uckonal. NORTHERN SOCCER LEAGUE, MM Andover 44 Bllerlca Vsj St John's Prep 444 Methuen 44. Lawrence o-j- Pea body -7- Shawsheen Tech 044 Next Games Today: Wldcats vs Methuen 3:30 No. nt. Feld Tee Oct. B: Wldcats <a PEABODY MVC CROSS COUNTRY TEWKSBURY... t Methuen BtUertca...04 Neat Gerres Sat. Oct. M: Catholc Memoral n vttauonal (0:00 am). Men. Oct. a. Northern Area Meet. Wed. Oct. 4: Wldcats vs Chelmsford; Redmen p Dracut^ Cougars vs Central (all meeta <s 3:30 pro!. Ladles Slm nastes: Two sessons have been held so far and partcpaton has been excellent. Come to the Hgh School gym on Tuesday evenngs from 7:30 to 9:30. Mrs. Kathy Nealon s expectng all of you gals. Co-ed Volleyball: A real enthuastc group of adults partcpated last Thursday evenng from 7:30 to 9 30 at the North ntermedate school bym for the frst fall-wnter sesson. A group s beng formed-to play out-of-town teams. ' > ' ' >, MVL POP WARNER FOOTBALL Blllerca 44 Chelmsford 4- TEWKSBURY MO Draco! No. Readng 0-3- Ly n n e d '. 044 Methuen 0-J-o Games tal Saaatay: Chargers 9 Chelmslord. Terrtsbury p Methuen soklckoffs SONS OF TALY BOWLNG LEAGUE Teddy Bean H-o Bull Moose,,.eg.se, Skunks lo-u Bull Dogs, 20-2 Pandas, lo-u Stngrays llt Chpmunks ls-t) Foses 4-g Mustangs 4, Flamngos u_ e Coyotes Mo Wldcats S4e Hgh Slagle: Jm Melsar. M; Betty Aprle, B. Hgh Trple: Jm Melsar, MS; Asa ConchgUa, gjj Broom Ball?? A new sport s on the fall/wnter scene - Broom Ball. There are fve players to each sde, ten on a squad, (goale, defensemen and three forwards on the startng lne). Equpment for ths sport ncludes a regular broom wth the brstles cut off and the complete stck covered wth tape. The ball s round and made of rubber and larger than a softball, but smaller than a soccer ball. Helmets, shn pads, gloves may be worn, but are not mandatory and of course sneakers are requred. The playng area on a regulaton ce rnk ncludes the secton between the blue lne and boards behnd the goal net. The neutral zone s off sde and out of bounds. An exhbton match wll take place next Monday evenng, October 22 n Rnk of the Youth ce Arena, begnnng at :30 pm. All nterested partes wshng to partcpate n the league may attend the game and receve further detals. For more nformaton contact Jack Cashng («8t*M), Pant, Pass, and Kck: Tha Ed"flujuT*pn.<66Wl»7) or Chuck Recreaton Department wll run Casey. the annual event for Wlmngton Ford. Date and tme to be announced. Open for boys between eght and 3 years of age. Senor Cteas: The new Drop n Center at the Plaza s hummng wth actvty. Arts 'n crafts projects are beng worked on and wth Chrstmas not too far n the future much money can be saved by workng on a Chrstmas project. Men cornng to the center have Boys Flag Football: n the openng tltof the season Tuesday fo ed a bowlng league, evenng, the Boutwell Vkngs out-, n l J or **» Halloween parlasted the Glen Rd. Cowboys n a W ( * t< * er 30th from to 330 pm ^acton. hgh scorng affar, McGrath led the Barcellos- Muldoon coached Vkngs wth four td's and an extra pont. Tmmy Cadgan, Paul Newcomb and C-Syrctc.se trp lasjaas Plans are beng put together for a trp to Syracuse, N.Y. for the Boston College-Syracuse Unversty football game on Saturday. November 7th. The trp wll nclude transportaton (bus), one or possbly two nghts at a motel n Syracuse and tckets to the football encounter. For further nformaton call Jack dshng ( ). t wll be an excellent opportunty to see former WHS star Mke Esposto n Bran at the K of D Hall. Also that Thanksgvng Dnner on November ^TrlmV^^^eT^ YOUTH C. Hall. HOCKEY Arts and crafts day wll be Oc- Jame Shepard chpped n wth a tober 25th at K of C Hall sx ponter each to supplement the The telephone number at the scorng attack. McGrath ganed Drop n Center s , ask for over 200 yards rushng to pace the Nna. t's open from 0 am to 3 offensve unt. pm, Monday through Frday. Jmmy Bruce and Jm Ltwnsk scored a par of td's each whle Jm Nally talled once for Tom Maden's Cowboys. Ltwnsk's sx-ponters came on passes from quarterback Blly Lston Bobby McCoy was a standout on defense for the Glen Road club as were Gary Hastngs, John and Doug Catana, Keth and Greg MacDonald for the wnners. NEXT GAMES AT ROTARY PARK Men. Oct. tt: WUdvrood Packers vs Glen Rd Cowboys (4:00 pml Tec. Oct. ZS: Boutwell Vkngs vs Wobura St Patrots (4:00 pml. M* MON FR 2-9 SATURDAY 9-5 Thanksgvng Dnner: The Wlmngton Recreaton Dept. wll sponsor a Thanksgvng Dnner for senor ctzens on November 5th from :00 to 4:00 pm at the K of C Hall. South Boston senors have been nvted. Older ctzens wshng to attend the dnner contact the Rec. Dept at or Nna Reynolds at the Drop n Center, Reservatons must be made by November tn at 3 pm. ^entute Vehcle* SALES SERVCE ACCESSORES MOTOR MN -CYCLES BJ DWK uux 2472 Man St Tewksbury SNOWMOBLES SNOW TRAVELERS Mte B (2-t-#)...The Mte B team won ther second n a row by defeatng Bllerlca 4-0 last Saturday. The Mtes scored three tmes n the mddle frame, Sean Nel, Bll Barrett and Kevn Sullvan lt the lamp. Bran Sughrue added a sngle goal n the fnal perod to top off the scorng. Asssts went to Nell (), Bran Sughrue and Jay Barrett. The shutout was attaned by the fne defensve play of Mke Kldd, Lance Sullvan, Darn Colarusso, Denns Morn and Kevn Robnson Squrt A (--6)...The A's balanced ther ledger wth a 5- trumph over Tewksbury last Sunday mornng n a West Dvson encounter. Squrt B (6--)...Dck Gunn's sextet skated to a 4-4 te wth Wakefeld as Chuck McNel's shorthanded goal late n the thrd frame saved the B's from ther second defeat of the young season. Pee Wee A (--6)...The Wlmngton Pee Wee A's opened ther season on a sour note bowng to acton, 4- oo October 6th. The lone A's goal came off the stck of Steve Wmgate wth Matte Kmon assstng. Last Saturday mornng Coack Mckle's sextet came to lfe, postng a 5-2 vctory over Burlngton. The A's scored twce a the openng frame wth Bll McCann. asssted by Dave Ballou and Gregg Howell lghtng the scorng lamp. Wlmngton erupted for three goals n the last perod to put the game out of reach, wth Steve Wngate collected a par, whle Matte Kmon chpped n wth hs second goal n as many games. PAGE NNE WLDCAT TALES Wldcats claw Lons, 27-7 Sat. Oct. 3: The varsty football eleven parlayed a tenacous defense wth some fancy offensve plays to slam Chelmsford, 27-7 n a key MVC clash Early n the openng perod Bob Scarano blocked a Lon punt at the Chelmsford 4 and Tom Woods gathered n the loose ball at the 2 and rambled nto the end zone for a quck 6-0 lead. Doug Stewart's placement splt the uprghts and at 4:37 nto the game the Wldcats were off and runnng, 7-0. CO-CAPT. DAN DfVUN: Sweeps rghl end n he openng perod wth a par of len lnemen n pursut. Dean ended up losng a yard on the play as he was unable to turn he corner. After an exchange of punts Chelmsford took over at the Wldcats 45 late n the stanza and proceded to move the ball to the Wlmngton 28 before the defensve unt led by Jack Holloway and Dana Danlell stopped the vstors on a fourth and four. The varsty offense took over and moved backward aded by a busted play and an llegal procedure penalty. Ths set up a thrd down ana long yardage from the 8 and the ensung play broke the game wde open as Ray Noel took a ptch from quarterback Carl Butler and on the opton play fred a pass down feld, whch Doug Stewart caught up wth at the Chelmsford 35 and the Wldcats senor end outraced the Lons' Geno Vllare nto the end zone for a 3-0 lead. The placement converson was messed up by a bad snap at 3:02 of the second frame and at 3:02 of the second frame Coach Bellssmo's defendng MVC champs had broken the Lons' back. Chelmsford was thwarted on the next ensung seres of downs when Dana Mullarky recovered a Lons fumble at the vstors 42. However, the Wldcats were unable to move the ball and Stewart punted out wth the Lons takng over at ther own 5. On the very next play Paul Ftch pcked off a Fnnegan to Begley aeral at the Lons 40 and the senor defenssve back nearly ran the ball back for a td only to be forced out of bounds at the Lons 35. Four plays later at 7:25 Dean Devln busted off tackle for a 6 yard td and a three touchdown lead. Stewart's placement was true and the varsty ncreased ther margn to Followng the second half kckoff Chelmsford turned the ball over to the varsty as Ftch pcked off another errant Fnnegan pass at the Lons 42. The Wldcats gave the ball rght back two plays later when Butler fumbled the snap from lancll Chelmsford could not do anythng wth the pgskn as Holloway, Ftch and Rck Howlett sparkled wth key tackles to stop the Lons at ther 46. The varsty took over at ther 3 on the next seres of downs, but they dd not keep t for long as Devln fumbled the ball away at the Wldcats 45 after the varsty had moved out to the 46 n four plays. However, the Lons were not about to take advantage of the Wldcats generousty ganng only four yards n three plans and they were forced nto another puntng stuaton. On O'Nell's kck to the Wldcats 2, Doug Stewart was unable to hold onto the ball and the vstors Ken Smth pounced on the loose ball at the 4. Ths tme Chelmsford took advantage of the break and marched n for ther only score of the day wth Blar Ely plungng n from the one on the fnal play of the stanza. Guy Swatlowsk's placement was good and the Lons were on the board. Early n the fourth quarter at 3: the varsty worked a "flea flcker" to perfecton and a commandng 27-7 lead. The play began harmlessly on the Wldcats 39, where on a thrd and 0, Butler fred a pass over the mddle to Woods at the Lons 40 and Tommy flpped the ball back to Stewart at the 45. Doug never broke strde streakng down the near sdelne for hs second td of the afternoon and t was all over as Stewart proceeded to splt the uprghts Wth the WocmU 27th pont and wth less than seven mnutes to play, the varsty moved back nto the tght MVC race. Ths Saturday the Wldcats travel to Dracut to battle the evertough Mddes n quest of ther fourth straght wn. Uons wldcats 707-Z7 NDVDUAL LEADERS Rushng: Conway (Cl, 24: Devln (Wl, Bevota <W>. 3-5 Passng: Butler W, 4-S-63 yds: Fnnegan (Cl. -- yds (one ntercepted). Recevng: D. Stewart (W) TEAM STATSTCS Wll. Orel. Frst Downs 4 Hushes-yards 32-es JO-45 Passng yards S Return yards SO 00 Passes -H -- Punts tvsso Fumbleslosl Penaltes-yards 4-M 5-40 DOUG STEW A H (34): Converts the 27th pewt «Chelmslord dews a rows dance n van. Devln ( has dene hs holdng jee to perrechen as lay Noel (44, esrrreme rght) (etas n the festvtes CARD MARNE, NC. 632 Man St., Wnchester Ma., 0890 Tttl. («7) Seen A Meter Storage Seal Repar 4 Pantng Meter Tune-upe A Soles Sk, Do. Servce A Sales Complete Shps' Store - Rggng A Outfttng Servce O:00 AM to O:O0 PM Wed. A Tttvrs e 00 AM to» 00 PM Tu.s. Pv. A Set. Harrers splt recent outngs Frl. Oct. t: Another Wlmlngton-Andover confrontaton n the usual tradton between the two rvals saw the Golden Warrors nppng Coach Kelley's runners, Ths fall t seems as f the two schools are battlng t out on all fronts for the varous MVC varsty ttles. Andover's overall depth proved to be the margn of vctory as the Wldcats had a shot f they could have pcked up the nnth and tenth spots after placng fve runners n the top eght. The followng summary shows the degree of closeness. Varsty (t.7 mle coarse). ts (A) l. n. Pratt (A) : 3 Sprng (W) :J 4. Maclnns W 3 M S Canlwell (A) 3 * «AbelKW 4:0 7 BlalsdeU (W) 4:09 8 Foster (W) 4:04». Gsynor (A) 4 OS 0 S Lous (A) t n The junor varsty contnued to roll whppng the Warror jayvees, 7-4 behnd the runnng of Tony Gravellese, Wes Moore and Myron Maclnns. The wn was the ffth straght for the younger Wldcats. GravallSse ran hs unbeaten streak at fve wth a frst place fnsh n 2:7 for the 2.4 mle course. Moo. Oct. S: Doug Sprng got back on the wnnng tral after two set backs to lead the varsty to an easy 7-44 trumph over the lowely Methuen Rangers. The Wldcats domnated the acton pckng up eght of the top ten postons to wn ther fourth conference meet wth ease. There was no jayvee encounter, but the frosh dropped a close decson to the Ranger freshmen runners n the prelmnary run. Varsty (t.7 Ml. coarsel Sprng (W) 3 s 2 Maclnns (W) 402. BlalsdeU (W) Plantamara (Ml Abel(W) 4:4J Foster (W) 44 7 Rlpley (Ml... 4 S» Grsvallese (Wl r...l5:0g. Boudreau (W) P. McNaughton (W) tt:m Frl. Oct. 2: n the battle for frst place Wlmngton and Andover played to a - te. Coach Cassdy's eleven now trals Andover by a vs game wth the clubs sportng 2-0- and 3-0- records respectvely. The varsty grls lone score resulted from a penalty bully. Center Tammy Ollvera out hustled Andover's goale and drove the ball nto an empty net. Wng Dona McMllan set up the score by takng the ball 75 yards dodgng fve Andover players n the process. The defense played exceptonally well once agan to preserve the unbeaten streak. n the prelmnary contest Shel Burns talled a par of goals to lead the jayvees to a 2- wn over ther counterparts from Andover. Toe. Oct. 6...The varsty grls dropped nto thrd place losng a tough M game to Chelmsford. t was a frustratng afternoon for Coach Cassdy's eleven as they could not move the ball wth any consstency at all. Tralng -0 as they entered the second half, the dstaffs knotted the score on the strength of Carlene Butler's ntal seasonal goal. The varsty captan blasted a drve past the Chelmsford goale n the openng mnute of the half and thngs looked as f they would turn around. However, Chelmsford contaned every Wlmngton scorng attempt the rest of the contest and wth :56 left n the contest the vstors scored the game wnner The defense led by Butler, Langone and Sullvan n the openng gam eof the twn-bll turned n another fne game. n the openng game of the twnbll, the jayvees battled to a scoreless te to mantan ther unbeaten slate. Laura Mller played an outstandng game for the junor varsty to keep ther record at Plus s Comng

9 Wldcat Talcs (from page eght) Booters struggle to reman on top Tan. Oct. $: The vanty extended ther unbeaten streak to nne wth a late perod goal off the foot of Capt. Barry Aruda to te St. John's Prep, -. For the most part t was very frustratng for Coach Lenene's club, as the Wldcats dd not play ther usual rushng game. Late n the openng perod the Eagles Pete Danforth ntercepted a clearng pass nsde the Wldcats devensve lone and fed Tom Duff off rght wng. The varsty's Chuck Wood was equal to the task comng up wth a brllant serve to keep the score deadlocked. At the seven mnute mark of the second frame Paul Marasco headed a corner- kck over the net, wth the Eagles netmnder out of poston, for the best Wldcat chance up to ths pont. Takng the ball back up feld St. John's proceeded to score the goahead marker. Sloppy play n the Wldcats goal area resulted n an Eagle goal as John Scanlon beat Wood the short sde after the varsty's netmnder had stopped Jm Toomey's 20 footer. At the sx mnute mark for the last perod Marasco's 25 footer from the left sde was stopped by Greg Johnson and tme was runnng out on the Wldcats. Some four mnutes later came the turnng pont of the contest as fullback Dan Burns made a sprawlng save off the foot of Toomey, after Wood had been drawn out of poston. Comng back up feld Marasco was stopped on hs bd to te the game wth Johnson makng hs best save of the day on the short fve footer. The Wldcats kept the pressure on and t payed off at 2:28 when Rck Dlehl was fouled by the Eagles' John Maurce n the penalty area. Aruda made no mstake on the penalty kck bootng the ball past Johnson on the near sde. The varsty was fortunate n preservng ther unbeaten sken and n ther quest for the league ttle they wll have to come up wth better efforts n ther remanng fve encounters. Ea«ln Wldcat* 000- rm Pert*: No Scorng. ff Parse*!: S J Scanlon lunl. 9 5 TM Pert*: No Scorng. Feana Ptrtwl: W-Aruda (an) Skats: S. John's on Wood : Wlm on Johnson Jayvets drop thrller Coach Alyward'a Jayvec squad traveled-to Ctfelmsford last Monday and fought a np and tuck, seesaw battle wth the Lons but came out on the short end of a score. Steve Grlffen pounced on a blocked Lon punt n the end zone for the frst Wlmngton score. Grffen set up the second Wldcat td as he and Paul Cpran forced and recovered a fumble on the Chelmsford 30 yard lne. Four plays later, Bob Aprle scooted three yards for the second touchdown. The converson aeral was ncomplete. The Lons upped the margn to 26-4 on ther next play from scrmmage behnd the 55 yard run of halfback George Harrs. Wlmngton closed out the scorng on a 39 yard Jm Stewart pass to Bob Aprle. Aprle scampered three yards to account for the fnal of 22 ponts. The pgskneers wll host Dracut next Monday at the WHS feld. You'll LOVE Plus OPEN HOUSE Come n and m««r the NEW OWNERS AMES NEWS Mon - Fr 6 am lo 8 pm Sat a\ Sun 7am to 2 pm Henry Surprenont CHUCK WOOD: MOBM On. ol MVM sovat n the Wrldcor 2-0 trumph over Shawhe.n on Tuesday afternoon. The varsty not mnder now has saven shutouts on the season to spark the Wldcats nto the league lead Tue. Oct. 8...The varsty erupted for 34 shots on the Shawsheen goale enroute to a convncng 2-0 trumph, co-captans Barry Aruda booted home hs 2th goal of the season mdway nto the openng stanza. Aruda's drve came from twenty-fve yards out wth Dave Maloney pckng up a well earned assst. n the wanng moments of the half Maloney talled hs fourth seasonal marker wth Mark Kalkanajan assstng to make t 2-0. The Wldcats poured 2 shots on Warren n the second half but were thwarted from ncreasng ther lead. Wldcat! Rams Pnt Perod: W-Aruda Maloney. 0. Seed Perod: W-Maloney Kalkanajlan). 3 6 Thrd a Foarta Perods: No scorng Seels; Shaw on Wood. 3.U.-J; Wl on Warren.9.0.-M. Frosh trp Chemlsford The Wldcat freshman team notched a sx ponted wth 0:0 showng on the clock to pull out a 6 3 squeaker over Chelmsford. The only attempt to score n the frst half by ether team was a 5 yard feld goal kck by the Lons whch ended up short of the goal posts. The Wldcats were knockng on the door early n the thrd quarter as they brought the pgskn to the Chelmsford three, but the Wtlmavgton eloveaa were slopped cold. n the fourth quarter, the Lons took a Wlmngton fumble on ther own 46 and proceeded to knock off eleven consecutve runnng plays and 5 yards. The Chelmsford placekcker splt the uprght wth 30 seconds remanng n the contest to gve the Lons a 3-0 lead, and as everyone at the game thought, a wn. Wlmngton returned the ensung kckoff 8 yards to ther own 33. Jm Stewart then connected wth Chuck Gllot for a 33 yard gan to the Chelmsford 34, and pass nteference was called on the next aeral to Jm Doyle on the one yard lne. Stewart proceeded to plunge over for the wnnng td. EXPERT WALL-TO-WALL CARPET CLEANNG SAFE FOAM METHOD Deep down cleanng wlls swwn lookng WE ALSO - V Wash a Polsh Floors V Machne Wth Panted Walls V (mplrlr Offce Mantenance m, flu CJ 4* on kr Carpet FHEE ESTMATES - Redmea Scalpng! (from page eght) Halfway through the second quarter Pope John began to run over the Redmen. Wth the ball on the Pope John 39 senor back' Bob Slvero burst over left end and sped to the Redmen 2. Al Brandano then drove straght ahead to Tewksbury's 7. On the next play quarterback Joe DLorego ht Gerry Lang wth a pus at the four yard lne. Lnebacker Kevn Jarnagan was njured on ths play as he made the tackle on Lang. Whle Jarnagan was taken to the locker room Pope John dove Lang nto the mddle of the Tewksbury lne. Wth the ball nches away from the goal lne Joe DLorego shot over for the Pope John touchdown. Pope John went for the two pont converson and faled as Lang fell just short of the end zone. A fne tackle by lnebacker Jerry Haosworth saved Tewksbury's lead. The second half opened wth the Redmen lookng sluggsh on offense as they were forced to punt the frst tme they touched the football. Pope John's Phl Ranelll took Bran Smth's punt and raced down the rght sdelne to the Redmen eght. The play covered 58 yards and ndcated just how tred the Redmen were. From the eght Pope John drove Bob Slverg rght at Tewksbury. He carred to the one on two tough runs over the left sde. On thrd down Slvero powered for the score and Pope John was n the lead to stay. The two pont converson attempt was good as Gerry Lang cramed two Tewksbury defenders wth hm nto the endzone. Tewksbury would not qut as they mounted a tme-consumng drve that would result n a feld goal. Ths drve featured the hard drvng runs of sophomore back Rck Mackey. He carred the ball on four plays from hs 4 to Pope John's 38. A trap play wth Mckey Rasmussen runnng the ball brought Tewksbury to the 34. The Redmen then unleashed Morn on one of hs off-balance runs. Tom carred the ball all the way to the eght on hs sdelne run. Two runs by Mackey lost three yards as the thrd quarter ended. Another poorly executed screen pass resulted n a fve yard loss and kcker Scott Audette came n to attempt a 33 yard feld goal. The kck was good and Tewksbury was back n the game as they traled 4-0. A Pope John drve ate up four precous mnutes n the fourth quarter. Pope John seemed to have an army of fleet backs ready to run. The key play of hs drve. and perhaps the most serous Tewksbury mstake of the game was a pass nterference call on Tewksbury's Blly Mackey. «Mackey pushed fleet Phl Ranell from behnd on Tewksbury's 47. t was now frst and 0 wth 6:24 left n the contest. On a thrd and two play from the 43 Bob Slvero sprnted to the 32 and a bg frst down. An offsde penalty aganst the Redmen put the ball HUDSON VTAMNS All Knds We Wll Be OPEN p m - m PHARMACY MKE'S KORNER VARETY 296 Shawsheen Ave. (Rte. 29) Wlmngton OPEN EVERY DAY 7 AM TO 0 PM SPECALZNG N TALAN & AMERCAN COLD CUTS FRESH FRUTS 4V VEGETABLES DARY DELGHT STLL OPEN ml. TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 on the 27. Gerry Lang contnued hs effectve runnng as be broke tackles down to the nne. Wth4:48 left Lang took the ball to the three on quck opener over the left sde. On thrd (town.lang was stopped by mddle guard Gerry McCarthy for no gan. Wth 3:25 left n the game, quarterback Joe DLorego came over from the one and the Redmen traled The converson attempt faled and Pope John prepared to kckoff. The crowd had started to leave slowly as they sensed defeat. Tom Morn just doesn't know toe meanng of the word defeat as he took the kckoff at hs 20 and raced rght up the mddle for 80 yards and hs ffth touchdown of the year. The Redmen faled on the two pont converson as Rck Mackey was stopped short of the goal lne. The defense held Pope John on the next seres and the frantc Tewksbury effort to score began. Wth the ball restng on hs own 30, Dave Smth ht junor back Jm Pansno wth a sdelne pass to the 4. Pansno faled to get out of bounds to stop the clock wth tme runnng out on Tewksbury - the Redmen completed the pass on the next down wth Pansno dvng out of bounds at hs 47. The long bomb attempt to Pansno faled on the next play as Smth overthrew hs recever another errant toss saled over tght end Blly McCann's bead and t was fourth and four wth just :03 remanlnt to play. On ther last gasp of the day Smth drlled a pass to no one n partcular as a dsapponted crowd looked on n dsbelef. Pope John took over ad ran out the clock. Pope John 0**4* Tewksbary 7 * S-M-. Tenns Club elects offcers The annual meetng of the Wlmngton Tenns Club was held on Monday evenng, October st at the Wlmngton Memoral Lbrary. The man order of busness was the electon of offcers for 974. The followng took offce: Presdent, Joe murphy, Vce Presdent, Gal Webster, Secretary, Pat McNaughton and Treasurer, Marlyn Berger. The new offcers, comprsng the Clubs Executve Commttee, have outlned projected objectves for the comng year, and are presently MMetsgong plans tor tsht 974 season, ncludng" actvtes ftf 4 * provde greater nvolvement and " enjoyment of all club members. Some of the planned actvtes presently outlned for the comng year nclude a junor/adult sprng clnc for those tenns enthuasts wshng to learn the fundamentals of the game. The club wll also sponsor a sprng and fall tournament for the members and resdents of Wlmngton. n addton to the clnc and tournaments, there wll be a wnter kck-off banquet, as weu as a sprng weekend mxer, pror to the sprng tournament. The Executve Commttee wll keep the members nformed as to upcomng actvtes by ntroducng a sem-annual newsletter to all club members. The club membershp now stands at 75 members, and s growng rapdly. n acceptng the offce of Club Presdent, Joe Murphy sghted the outstandng job performed by Bob Peters and Dane Ryan n regeneratng nterest n the Tenns Club, as well as the work done by the fall tournament commttee. Ther tme and effort resulted n a hghly successful club tournament. Charmen for the varous commttees have been apponted, and are presently makng arrangements for future actvtes of the group. There wll be perodcal notces to all club members nformng them of upcomng events. For anyone nterested n jonng the Wlmngton Tenns Club - contact ether Marlyn Berger, or Pat McNaughton, Wlm. Youth Hockey (from page eght) Pee Wee B <l-0-l)...wnthrop scored wth only 45 seconds left n the game to gan a 3-3 te wth the B's last Saturday mornng at the Arena. Pete Davey scored twce, whle Tm McCann added a solo marker on a power play effort. Asssts were garnered by Bob Greenberg (2) and Jm Bums. n ther debut n the Tyngsboro League, Coach Beatrce's skaters belted Greater Nashua behnd Rch Robnson's three goal "bat trck." Bantam A (S--0)...Coach Jm Lnnehan's skaters lost ther seasonal opener to Arlngton, 4- last Thursday. Bantam B -0-0)...The B's got off on the rght foot on October th whppng Arlngton, 5-2 n ther ld lfter. n the openng perod Roy Robson scored wth asssts gong to Blly Blasdell and Tonto Walden. Blasdell knotted the game at 2-2 n the mddle frame after Arlngton had gone ahead n the latter stages of the frst perod. Three unanswered Wlmngton goals n the fnal stanza, two by Mke Carln and a sngleton by Robson provded the B's wth fnal margn of vctory. YOUTH HOCKEY NTERTOWN, Next Games 0 WYA Today: Bantam B vs No. Readng (5:0 pm); Bantam A vs Stoneham (5:0). Sat. Oet. tl: Pee Wee A vs Tewksbury (:00 pm): Pee Wee B vs Somervlle(5:00): Mte B vs Arlngton (5:90); Pee Wee C vs BUertca (*:0). Saa. Oet. tl: Squrt A vs Acton ( pm); Squrt B vs Acton (:00 pm. Squrt B vs Acton (6 00) Man Oct. t: Bantam B vs Tewksbury <«.» pm). Tae. Oct. a: Mte A vs Danvers (4:* pro). Weal. Oet 84: Bantam B vs Somervlle (6 20 pm) ROCKPORT FSH MARKET 69 HVM St. Readng STORE HOURS: FRESH FSH COUNTER 9 AM - 6 PM RESTAURANT TARE-OUT SERVCE 9 AM- 7 SHAWSHEEN PLUMBNG t HEATNG CORP. NfW REMOOONO REPARS ALMRT A. SALERA MASS. UC.Ml ANNOUNCNG An Evenng of Fabulous Entertanment The "Spotlghters" present a DNNER, THEATER & )RV Sat. Nov. 0 * roast bee DANCE * Act of tho PAZA SU * dancng tl ono % at the Casa D For n Wlmngton dway show fet $0 per tcket Reservatons Only deadlne Oct. 29 Call: or, Comng Soon: Alta Maloney. entertanment edtor for tho Herald Record Amercan wll speak on Mon. 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10 PAGE TEN TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 VALLEY NEWS Permanent Part-Tme Drver 2-5 PM, Mon - Fr & 5-8 AM, Sat Must have own car Call COMMONWEALTH OF MASSAcnusrrn LAND COURT SKAL) CM* Ne arm Mec To all wham t may cewten.. ud to B.-trt A. NKtrm*. eow or lonnerty of VsVMBft.ll a* Ceeety of YannooU D k* Prevwc* of Nave ScoUa. or Ml ban. ctovaac or kol raaraaaauur aama a peuuos tu bese pra-ld to sad Cowl by KMlne R rnr. WortooT. atawaw. MtdEarL Hfyw.allof Wlmntton.mla* CowMv of Mddlnf and ud Commonweallta. to MUbtah Uarr HUt wmer a tow votes owes, oneer Hw pnmawnolgl (Tor Ed )Cteptar 0.Sorte*.M- B. nnuaf to Jaaa D Caato. by etrornrnl deled Jane * tm and raconm n (be Mdd No Dal Racntrr of Deeds. u> Book Ml. P-fr». that the peuuoam now hom tbev utk eder dead ron the Kslal* erf SuUrven F rlofert. dated May S N* and daly fwrorted wth uts Refstty of Deeds n Book HH. Pafe 7M. and to reanure you to abow came wwy vxw ahoud not brtnc acton to try an \ dam or clam* whch you may have adverse to twt petmnerv 'll* anatng out of tbe tu proreednf. nar wtad the petuoners ttle la baaed Sad petton rowan a parcel of land n sad Town of Wlmngton boaaded and deambed aa follows Beng Lots MM wth buldngs thereon conutnnf MO oaart feel aa abown on a plan known a* OuUea Ptnea aad recorded wth MMUcae Nortb Dutr-ct Regstry of Deeds f yos deare to make any objecton or def enae to sad petton you or your attorney must fle a wrtten Ufwaraare and an answer under oath, aettnf forth deed? aad aaecfeally your objectsoaa or defenae 0 each part of sad petton n the offce of the Recorder of sad Court n Boston (at the Coort Hoesel or H the offtn of the Assstant Recorder of sad Coort at the Regstry of Deeda at Lowell on or before the luneta U day of Novembar neat Uawasa aa appearance s aa fled by or for you. year default wll be recorded, the sad petton wll be taken aa ronlesaed aad you wll be forever barred from conteatng aad petton or from havng or enlornn nv dam or clalmf advene to the petluoaen. ther belrs or assgns, n the above dewtbed land And n addton to the usual servce of ths notce aa requred by law t s ordered that the loregong ctaton be publshed forthwth once each week, (or three warceaatve weeka. a the Town Crer a erfabed n sad Wlmngton LUAM RANDALL Eanure Judge el aad Court ths thrd day of October lpts Attest wth Seal of sad Court MARGARET M DALY. Ol a RECORDER COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT lazal Caae Ne. avtn Mae. To all whom U may concern, aad to Phlp E. Saawr. ate or formerly of Readng. n tbe County of Mddlesex aad sad CorrmMewealth. or hs hers devsees or legal repreaentaueea Whereas, a petton baa been prewaated to sad Court by Kathleen R. Haver. Warrea F Happer. and Ear L Happer. all of Wlmngton, n the County o( Mddese and lad Commonwealth to esubusn ther ttle BPder a tow value deed, under the rnuoaa of G L Ter Ed. Chapter 80. Secton 0- rakbbwf to Jwha D. Caabe, by nstrument dated November 7 VK. and recorded n the Mdd No Dtat Regstry "' Deeds, n Book MS. Page S3, that the pettoners now hold ther ttle under deed from the Estate of Sullvan F Rogers, dated May S. MB and duly recorded wth sad Regstry of Deeds, n Book BM. Page 7M. and to requre ye* to show rauae why you ahoud aot brng acton to try any dam or clams whch you may nave adverse to the pettoners ttle anang out ol the U proceedngs under whch the pettloners ttle s based Sad peutoa covers a parcel of land a sad Tows of Wlmngtoh. bosadad aad descrbed as follows Brng Lota t to B ledewt. 47. tt.» to 04 nclusve conumng fve acres. V40 feet, more or leas as shows 00 a Plan known Chateau Pnes. Sad per. s. racosdsd.wth Maweaex North Dtftnrt HagsU) of Deads Plan Book M. Plan 40 n raldeare to make any objecton or delense to sad petton you of yeur attorney must fle a wrmten appearance and an answer under oath, settng forth rwaartr aad aaactflcally vwwr objectoaa or fllll 0 each part of aad petton n the offce of tbe Recorder ef aad Coed n Boston. <a the Court Heeawl ar m the offce of the Assstant Recorder of sad Court at the Regstry of Deads at Lowell on or before he nneteenth day of November nest Unless an appearance s so fled by or for you, year default wll be recorded, the sad petton wll be takes as confessed and you wll be forever barred tress contestng sad petton or from havng or enforcng any clam or clams adverse to the pettoners ther hers or assgns, n the above descrbed lasd And n addton to the usual servce of ths notce as latajafw by law. t s ordered that the foregong ctaton be publshed forthwth once each weak for three mccasve weeks, m tbe Town Crer a newspaper publshed n sad Wlmngton Wtness WLLAM RANDALL. Esqere. Judge of sad Court ths thrd day of October B73 Attest wth Seal of sad Court MARGARET M DALY m..» RECORDER COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE COURT To Alfred Phases of Parts Unknown A lbel has been presented lo sad Court by year wfe Patrkta A. Pkseaa prayng that a dvorce ron the bond ef matrmony between herself and you bt decreed from the cause of cruel and abusve treat rnent aad prayng tor almony and for custody of aad allowance for mnor chld f you desre lo object thereto, you or your attorney should fle a wrtten appearance n sad Court at Cambrdge wthn twenty-one days from the fourteenth day of January 74. the return day of than ctaton Untl the further order of the Court yea an prohbted from mposng any restrant on the personal lberty ol your wle Patrca A Paseau and that she have the care and custody of the mnor chld Wtness WOUamE Hays. Enqure Frst Judge of sad Court, ths ffth day of October P John V Harvey. (ll H Regster O>MM0NWEALTtl OF MASSACH«TTS PROATE COURT To all persons nterested u the estate of Paul H Preston late of North Readng, n sad County. deceased A petton has been presented to sad Court lor probate of a certan nstrument purportng to be tbe last wll of sad deceased by Marguerte Mller of North Readng n the Counly of Mddese prsyng that she be apponted eecutn thereof wthout gvng a surety on her bond f yea desre lo object thereto you or your allorney should fle a wrtten appearance n sad Court at Cambrdge before ten o clack n tbe forenoon on the sortb day of November fft), tbe return day of Ots cstatton. Wtness WLLAM E HAYS. Esqure Fnt Judge of sad Court, tats fourth day of October 073 JOHN V HARVEY. on ll.a Regular COMMONWEALTH Of MAJaACwXSETT POOOATE COURT To all persons laserestad n the estate of Ulnae late ef North Readng, m sad Ceeaty. A petton has been presented to sssa Court for probate of a certan nstrument purportng to be Use Leaf wll of ud deceased bv Vrgnasa Mae Wstaa of Peebody n the County of Eases prayng tha she be Wllted eserutn thereof *tbout grng 0 surety aa bar bend f you desre to object thereto you or your attorney aheeld fle a wrtten appearance n sad Court at Catnbrdge before lea o clock n tbe forenoon on the ffth day ef November m (he return day of ths nuac Wrtaous. WLLAM E HAYS. Eaqure Frst Judge ef ssm Ceert tha thrd day of October 87) JOHN V HARVEY OU.B Reguur COMMONWKALTN OF MASUCaUSCTTS PROtATE COURT 7c allpers. ad us tbe estate of Lease Casrat France late of North Reedng n aad Coun ty. deceased A petuae baa been presented lo sad Court far probate ef a COThwa aastrument parportaaj lo be the last -ll of seal nwceaest) by CweVawt P. Prnce e< MarO) Hs dang M she County of MwMleaev prayto, khat she be aapehwsd esncutru thereof WUMU. gvng. anrety aa bar bond you daare to owfwrt thereto you or yoar attorney ssenm fle a wrtten aapsrsar us aaul Court M Oawawwlfa. before tea e'efcsek ha the loresaeaaakse sank day of November tff. the return day of than. wtluam E. KAYaV Eaqare Frst Jadaa af asuf Cowl, tats ward day of October ft JOHKV HARVEY. JAMES H. WHTE. Jr CARPENTER.H.a.llH & Hew Wtrk lttrur Flls.. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS PROBATE COURT MUMeen, ss. To all persons nterested n the estate of Oareece A GaaVrey late of North Reedng n sad County. deceased A petton has been proa ml d to sad Court. prayng that Wllam A. Seraaeaa of Reedng n the County of Mddlesex be apponted admnstrator of sad estate wthout gvng a surety on has bond you desre to object thereto you or your attorney should fle a wrtten appearance n aad Court at Cambrdge before ten o'clock n the forenoon en the second day of November 07. the return day of ths ctuues Wtness. Wllam E Hays. Esqure. Frst Judge of sad Court, ths second day ef October *73. John V Harvey m l a Regtater COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Ml Bel las, at, Pre won Court To James A. Stag. Jaaar of North Readng n tbe County of Mddese A petton hs been presented to aad Court by your wfe Deborah P Kag of North Headng r, the County of Mddese representng that yea (all. wthout justfable cause, to provde sutable support for her. have deserted her. - she s actually lvng apart from yea for justfable cane, and prayng that he Court wll by ts order, prohbt you from mposng any restrant on her personal lberty, and make such order as t deems epedent concernsj kwr support and the cars custody and mantenance of your mnor chld Tyou desre to object thereto you or your attorney should fle a wrtten appearance n sad Court t Cambrdge before ten o'clock n the forenoon on the twenty-ffth day of October tt. the return day of ths ctaton Wtness. Wllam E Hays. Esqure. Frst Judge of sad Court ths twenty ffth day of September 73 John V Harvey. 04. Regster COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT txal Cost Ne. stav vtuc To all whom t may concern, and lo Ersest P. GaaM. now or forrnerfy of Boston, n the County of Suffolk and sad Commonwealth or bs hers, devsees or leg*! representatves Whereas a petton has been presented to sad Court by Kaakea R. Happer. Wanes F. Nweeer. and Karl. Happer. of Wlmngton. n the County of Mddese and sad Commonwealth, to aatablah ther Utk under a lew vslue deed, under tbe provsons of G L. Ter Ed Chapter OD. Sectloa B> B. runnng to Jaaa D. Cooks, by nstrument dated July. 04. and recorded n the Mtdd No DUL. Regstry of Deeds, n Book MX. Page 425. tha the pettoners now hold ther ttle under deed from the Estate of SaUfvaa F. Regen dated May S. MB and duly recorded wth sad Regstry of Deeds. n Book BM, Page 7M. and to requre you to show cause why you should not brng acton to try any clam or clams whch you may hove adverse to ke pettoners ttle arsng out of the U proceedngs under whch the petluosen' ttle s baaed Sad petton coven a parcel of land n sad Town of Wlmngton, bounded and descrbed as follows About.M square feet of land on Use northerly sde Of Argonse Rd. beng lots Ma nchastve ss shown on a plan of land of Chateau Pnes, recorded wth Mddlesex North Dstrct Regstry of Deeds. Plan Book». Plan 40 Xswegwawe tweasa j gsjsmeser dafass as sad petton you or your attorney must fle a wrtten appearance and an answer under oath, settng forth clearly and specfcally your objectons or defense to each pert of sad petton s the offce of the Recorder of asad Court n Boston st tbe Coert House) or la the offce of the Assstant Recorder of sad Court at the Regstry of Deeds at Lowell on or before the nneteenth day of November nest Unless an appearance la so fled by or for you. your default wll be recorded, the sad petton wll be taken as confessed and you wll be forever barred from contestng sad petton or from havng or enforcng any clam or clams adverse to the pettoners ther hers or assgns. n the above descrbed land And n addattoa lo the usual aervkee of tana notce as requred by taw. t la ordered that the lot seeng ctaton be pumlehed forthwth once each week, for three successve weeks. s the Teem Cner a newspaper publshed a aad Wlmngton. Wtness. WLLAM RANDALL. Eaqure Judge of sad Conn ths thrd day of October B7 Attest wth Seel of sad Court MARGARET M DALY. 0.UJB RECORDER TOWN OF BOARD OF SELECTMEN PUBLC HEARNG Notce s hereby gven that a publc hearng wu be held n the Selectmen's Meetng Room of tbe Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. October 30, 973, on the applcaton ol Nova Devces, 839 Woburn Street. Wlmngton (or a lcense to store 60,000 to 00,000 cubc feet of hydrogen gas n a Tube Traler, wth a fence around t. located 90 feet from the nearest buldng, on land owned by the Stevens Famly Tnt of L*xrujton. James F. Banda, Chmn. 0,8 Board of Selectmen LOST BANK BOOK: The followng BB la lest aad appllcatlea has been aaade for payanem ef the staeewt a accernaace wth Sec. M. Cat 7GL Payment has sees flal Bsnawannwss Ul-ewM Metro** Wekrflfld Trast. 043 LOST BANK BOOK: The followng bankbook s lost and ssjsmaaokeaj has been saade or payment of the snaaaat la nccer daace wth Sec. M lv *7 GL Peymesl hat beea slopped. Boehhot MfO Commercal Reek A Trust. Ot* LOST BANK BOOK: The follow lag baakbwok! lost and applcaton has beea made for paynea of the amoua a accwrwa.ee: wth Sec.». Ca 07 GL. Paymeal hat beea stopped Baas book lwflww Cammercal Baak 4 Trvst. 08,3 LOST BANK BOOK: The fallowng knnfcbsh s leal sad nap Ural as has been made for payment ef the nanaal h accecdaace wth Sec M. Ca. «7 GL. Payasewt has beea Mapped fflsksesfc 77 WakefeU Treat (MM ttasmonwealts OF MAawACkTUs*TTS PROBATE COURT To all persona lalereaad n the estate of E. Carter late ef TTaasals anm Cowry. A peousa has beea praaaatad to snm CaarU nrayag that auyaes E Carter. Jeatae of WurawaposlalkeCawntyofMlabs nmmltralar of ssm eeuw. > awasm fwe s wrhtma aapasnsr la asm Court at (^nanrnss* beware - otssrk m the OTMUM. on the aasth day of raoeensber otfl. Oat return day of Stu WdlwanE Hays Eaoare. Frst J snsd Ceart. tam tanth day of Octeker ftj,'y EXTENDED HOURS FOR NTERVEWS Due to our phenomenal growth, we hve a contnung demand for addtonal personnel n order to accommodate you. we are extendng our hours. lo addton to the usual Monday through Frday, 9 to 5 schedule, we wll now be open: Tuesday & Wednesday untl 9 P.M. Saturday Mornng 8 A.M. to 2 noon NO APPONTMENT NECESSARY Check the lst of openngs below and see what's rght for you We also have postons avalable n Engneerng and Admnstraton. PRODUCTON Producton Spray Panters QC Pant nspector Senor Mechancal nspectors Sheet Metal Mechancs Machnsts - B Assemblers (Days 3:30 to Mdnght, or to 7) ELECTRONCS Feld Servce Engneers Electronc Techncans DRAFTNG E/M Draftng Checker E/M Lay6ut Draftsmen E/M Desgn Draftsmen PC Desgn Draftsmen CLERCAL Clerk Typsts We offer excellent salares and benefts. We are convenently located at the ntersecton of Routes 9J and M. Drop n at thepersonnel Department. C0MPUGRAPHC CORPORATON, SO ndustral Way, Wlmngton, Mass. (87 M Lsted: Amercan Stock Exchange mpygraphc CORPORATON An Equal Opportunty Employer EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNTES Days-PART TME-Evenngs for You Who Run the Household Th«nnlnuml orowlh ol Dynamcs ttmaarch Corporaton ho crootod now lee»p-,. Boclunloo At wo eo personnel tet«<he»ee>eejtlen, we recohso lhel there lt> tot o» help avalable rght n our mmedate oroo. ' ;j Normally butnem chedule contftr. wuh /Soee hour lake) to run a household and we both mll out. But DRC l wlrtop, tp change that n order to provde employ-, ment lo our neghbors. To do ths we wfll arrange port-tme shfts both days and evenngs. We antcpate two omfnj elmer 9 A.M. lo 3:30 P.M. wth a horl hour lunch perod, or 3 P.M. to P.M. wth a A«H hour dnner perod f yeur houn must vary tram these tmef apply anyway and' we'll talk over. Workng n our clean ar-condtoned faculty your job wll consst of lght amembty ol ether small afemble or parts. xperence n otembly and solderng ol elec- * rrenk components or n mcroscope nspecton wll be especally helpful but s net necessary. Our prme requrements are good eyesght and good monuol desterty. H you would lke to earn some ektra SSS lor those estra thngs you wont uet gve u a coll and toy you're nterested n our specal program. We'll arrange for a vst and explan everythng n detal. We're convenently located at 50 Concord Street (at Bout. 93). Pleas, phone eur Personnel Department at or 43(3900. DYNAMCS RESEARCH CORPORATON 60 Concord Street Wlmngton, Matachutetts 0087 DeChaalejeelOef LABRAT0RY TECHNCAN Work nvolves lab processng and testng ol plastcs and robber. No experence necessary, but extruson or njecton moldng background helpful. Hgh school or vocatonal techncal school graduate. Full beneft package ncludnr proft sharng. Salary Commensurate twth experence. Apply n person Polychem Dept. Stepan Chemcal Co. 5 Eames St. Wlmngton. Mass. 0M7 3S-4Z4.,...', -^., KMU MACHNST Excellent job for Qualfed Man Mllng Machne work, lor experenced moo wllng to work, and able to work from prnts. CaN. or come n for detal or Mytron, nc. 362 Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton Plant locaton near Jet. Rces. 62 t 93 j v'. LOOK TO PHOTON F0 YOUR FUTURE There are openngs today lot people who are lookng for an opportunty lo move ahead n ther career felds. SlCtrrStn n nnanee Personnel Publkatent Marketng Support CHK TYMTJ. luctwcal ASSfMBUSS Tranee and hperenced SHCTOtS Mechancal Photographc rls OMUTM Tranee (3rd Shft) 0PTCS ncsmcah twul TSTH Some Cl.c.o Mechancal, Experence OMFTSMM Electrcal layout wth 5 yn. Exp.r.ru. POSSCTrSB COSTSOL PLAHM yrs Exp.r.nc. To learn more about these and other opportuntes coll Mr. 0. F. KMPTON at or vst our plant on Route 62, jutt one mle from Route 93. "PHOTON S AN EQUAL OPPORTUNTY SMPOYR" PHOTON NC 355 Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton, Mass An Equal Opportunty Employer PRODUCTON WORKER Assst n general producton areas. PACKERS (Temporary) lght, bench typo assembly work. Temporary packers needed to help our ncreased producton actvty through December, at least. We have more openngs on our second shft than on the frst shft. Second Shte: 3:30 pm to 2 m., plus shft dfferental pay - 74%. Frst Shft: 7 am to 3:30 pm. Good startng rate. Ar condtoned plant. Cafetera. Employees parkng lot. Please apply, or call Mr. Hale, Damond Crystal Salt Co. Juncton Rts Wlmngton An Equal Opportunty Employer KEYPUNCH OPERATOR You've got a 2 months oxporonco. Knowledge of Alpha - Numork punchng and the ablty to make your own program cards. Wo have a good poston, good salary and good beneft!. Experence preferred on 029 or 29 machne. See Pernonel Department. VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERCA, NC M0RTHEASTERN REGON 00 F0RDHAM RD. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNTY EMPLOYER st & 2nd SHFT OPENNGS PRODUCTON OPERATORS SEMCONDUCTOR QUALTY NSPECTOR TEST OPERATOR PROCESS OPERATORS Experenced or traleee postons. Pet tkel spare tme to eror eeralaf extra mosey la the excltln electroslc ledstry. Nova Devces, lac. olers maay challcnglnc Jobs lo oar lnear lategrated crcut assembly lacllty. We have aa excellent startng salary sod mert revew program. payment lor named sck tme, pad lfe nod health nsurance, a dymanlc group ol employees aad more! yoa waat a challengng Job aad possess good eyesght aad manaal desterty, call Tm Morrson at S8-3 to arrange a convenent ntervew. 29 Woburn St WNrnsnojton An.e~ re*...*, Swtchboard Operator Clerk Typst Alert, ntellgent, career mnded ndvdual wanted to operate swtchboard, type and tran as substtute compute operator. Excellent opportunty lor advancement. Excellent startng salary lor qualfed ndvdual and com- plete beneft package. «:30 am to 5 pm 37r hours, fve doy week. Please come n or call Bob Hole, personnel manager, Damond Crystal Salt Company PACKET PRODUCTS DVSON»M MW:W. UASsaCMlsl.TTn om * BUKUNGTON AVNU Aa Keeal Oeoarlaallv Eaaass.n MEDCAL TECHNOLOGSTS A.S.C.P. regstered 3:00 PM to :00 PM Al :00 PM le 7:00 AM FULL-TME POSTONS NEMM has modern facltes and..clent ban.,, Qualfed applcants please call the Personnel Dept at am to S pm - or apply n poson AM HU, nwn uu. MM Ad eteeel wfwwleabww- ammm> NOVA DEVCES. NC A SUBSDARY OF ANALOG DEVCES p-sssss:?' Let's Talk by Alan E. Fenton, Realtor Dd you know that the number of older couples s ncreasng steadly year by year? More and more often, these couples fnd a large house more than they are nterested n carng for. What scarcely seemed adequate for a large famly now.seems monstrous and s completely unnecessary. More couples these days are sellng large homes. Seven out of ten of these couples, accordng to a leadng authorty, are buyng smaller dwellngs. Are you among these? You'll fnd buyng or sellng real slate easer wth the capable assstance and advce of the knowledgeable salespeople at A A M Fenton Realty, 04 Lowell St.. Rte. 29. Wlmngton V We offer sncere personal servce and techncal skll to meet your every real estate need, and we urge you to call us today, wth your lstng for prompt acton. Hours: 9-5. seven days; evenngs by appontment. Helpful Hnt: s there suffcent room to make you comfortable n the home you're consderng? Nprvoos*»-*»- Von end NEDE' We ve ben approvnl oy NEDE New Enlnd r sttsle lor Drver Educauon Tha means we're profeessoeal at nettng you become a safe, sore drver rneara sre meal ther standards of rampttence and le- fttr seal au> ar ar call eua.lr dnvtag aafaly lo ten Sara TR TOWN DRVNG SCHOOL, NC. jt\ -ZbeT **» V 'UP NdJW e.tjle.red lr..tulvu N ' lo. OtVW KHKATK** STRO^Constncton./. back hoe work Bulldozer Work tree removal Wlmngton REGSTERED NURSES We are a modern pre-fretvve hotptol wth the (olowng openngt: C.C.U. 3 PM- PM 0B 3 PM - PM NMH ts A OOOO PUa TO WOK r-w..n rwcatmsm Ow4tW * ><>.tll Ow. kvw. SeKvtw, 0ev Ces*».. CkJWrsw ce. he "erewevel weeenwewt el wws-740 AM U 5 PM. Ae^y h pnm.,5 wtnuw MM, mmmt "*M. MM OFF-SET PRESSMEN Our moll but very buty prnf thep tvervcng he entre (ocpoaton has n«#d for 2 «xp*r*nced pretmen. One ponten t a lead peeton fer an ndvdual wth at eot 5-7 year* experence who deftlret lo assume retvpontblty for a prntng operaton, the other n fer a pressman wth at least 7 years' experence. Our faclty nclude, equpment such as Chef 5, At Dd. 360 and 500. and 3M plotomakwr Beth ore ecehont eppewtunhes to grew wth a growng company. We offer compotlve startng valaet, a full range of benefts, and a pleasant wore atmaspnere. We are convenently located ust off Route W, approamately 5 mtes north of Rout* 2. For an oarry ntervew scftoduled at your convenence call our Personnel Department at or 43 3 too. DYNAMCS RESEARCH CORPORATON 60 Concord Street W-mlnflen. Moasechuseltl OlSsW OK So aeyo0ea! tatsm'

11 TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 973 PAGE ELEVEN Reach EVERY r BODY nwlmlngtonandtewksburyltseasy CHARLE'S AUTO BODY 6 MAN ST. From* Straghtenng Major Collson Work Wndsheld. Fberglas Bodes Wrecker Servke JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE U'S MTO MTS CHARLE DUFFY Call after 3 p.m CARPET OUTLET REMNANTS BROADOOM Wall to Wall nstallatons HUGE SAVNGS 4 MAN ST Jet 38 & CNEMPRO'S BONDED - NSURED CLEANNG SERVCE COMMT* JAKTOtUl SHVK OUtflTS STAM aawo noon - WALS - WNDOWS ST US ANATS TOOK ClANNO MOSMS AND OV TOU our lrtcomm»no»tons CUSTOM t, HOME BULDNG REMODELNG Wm. F Butt & Son 6 WEST ST Floray's Ceramc Studo Mll St., Wls.a.to. Op." 6 0.,. ]»'. ' 00 Op." ««Mf>ft M.ndo, t.!hu.da, Wholesale onel ' '' LOAM CALL lelt CONSTRUCTON LARRY NCKERSON General Consttucfon Ar Condtonng Sheet Metal Work Heatng BULLDOZNG SHOVELDOZNC Lmm Frrcmlmt Saml DlOURY Crtv- CONSTRUCTON Warren Mckle FLOORS ARMSTRONG VNY *.UNOUUM CARPET FOR PORCHES VKNG CARPETS POR KTCHENS FORMCA COUNTER TOPS CERAMC TLE CALL COMPETTON CYCLE CENTER Dealer lor Morten Mentesa, Husky, Ponton Sren's anrl the ol-new Can-Am by Ee.mooder 8 Andovor St. Wlmngton Front End Loader Back Hoe Work ^ Delvery «'" Boston Globe AM - PM - Sun. Record Amercan AM and Sun. Call65»-»aU_ " EXPCRT PLASTERNG JOHN ARVANTS par 8 New Work fret Fst.ofs 65-43* NEED ELECTRCAN MOUSE WRNG REPARS CALL Lcensed When You Thnk of Gfts, Thnk of CVEN'S FLOWERS Colonal Park Mall JctRtes38&l» Worldwde Servce Rtery e we serve yea? twt rwestons GREENHOUSES 9 Auburn St * REAL ESTATE 3S6 Man St. TEWKS8URY Tel Beano f vory Tuesday, 8 P.M. K of C Hall SdweJ Street ltenelen Rear St. Thome. Church 03 w Peggy Goodspeed" Phl Fenton John Kelley Nancy dark JONN F CLEASON NSURANCE AGENCY Complete nsurant. lenssej '» Wo Casual*/, '-..rely 76x Man St Pte 38) Tewksbu-v J M^ OF NO. HADNG m: 2H 24 MAN ST Televson and Applances Sales and Servce GBSON KELVNATOR MAYTAG ZENTH WHRLPOOL J. RkCobe, Mm. k.»e. 447 PAUL'S TV SERVCE COLOR - 8 & W Foregn or Domestc Brand* Anytme len.. S848 WANTED Marble Top Furnture Round tables, curved glass chna closets, rockng chars, brass beds, rolltop desks, cut glass, old wndup clocks, wng chars and contents of homes John Foye NEW POLCE-FRE SCANNNG RAMO MONTORS by Regency, Johmon. Mdland and omen at up lo 25% sav.nos. Now CB Ntl wth accessores at smlar dscounted prces. Fro. catalog) Store hour. 9 to 5:30. Thunday and Frday 9 to 9. Saturday 9 to S. Wrte, telephone or v.lt DSCOUNT RADO CENTER, SOS Man St.. Readng, Massachusetts Telephone: Thousands of people read tftonm (Erer ads every week, (At $.50 per nch, you can't heat t) HERRCK BUCK, NC. 500 Man St. Wakefeld Servce on all makes of cars Body & Pant work en all makes ef cars Servce Dept. & Body Shop open 8-5 Monday thru Frday Man Shop Body Shep ft Pant Work Member.C.O. Lcensed nsurance Estmatng Foregn and Domestc Collson Specalsts Auto and Truck Pantng 7 N. Maple St., N. Woburn ; , ', Jr. ALBERT'S COFFURES specalzng m servce c.... Walk n Permanents & Har Colorng Morvd^TsLdov M6»» * * * Monday, luetaay, a«ee»» Wednesday * Saturday (Route 29) 9 to 5:30 PM Wlmngton Thursday A Frday 9AMto9PM WRGHT ELECTRC CO. ELECTRCAL CONTRACTORS NOUSTRAl - COMMERCAL. RESDENTAL SYSTEMS TAXRfTUOf4S FNANCAL DATA - REAL ESTATE BANKAAejetCARO MA5TM CHARGE MR.O'SHEA SSAVtWO WOUattlOTON TWKSSUOT Plus s Comng» YOU DRNK WHEN YOU DON'T WANT TO THAT'S OUR BUSNESS ALtOttOlCS ANONTMOVS Wrte To Lerle Road. Tewksburv jp. TUES-FR 0ta 5 SATURDAY 0ta DUNN'S BKE SHOP * OOUU) S. MA04HO cjljlusuu. Hoars to Tears. 6 Frl. tlt READNG Cyntha's Brdal Servce 28 MAN ST. (GAUDNER BLDG FREE ALTERATONS LANDSCAPNG BALCO CONSTRUCTON CO.. NC. NDUSTRAL & DEVELOPMENT & PRVATE HOMES Servng Wlmngton COOMBS over 35 Yrs FURNTURE Qualty & Economy 464 MDDLESEX AVENUE NORTH Jfc- DON'T DSPAR CAU SUPEROR PEST CONTROL COMPANY._, ^7^ FOR FREE NSPECTON COMPUTE PEST CONTRtX SERVCE GUARANTEfO KEEPSAKE DAMONDS WEDDK BANDS WATCHES: Tmes - Tme Electrk 2 Jewels Bouver WATCH REPAR 354 Mddlesex Ave. Cor Shady Lane Dr. N. Wlmngton Open 5-0 PM All Day Sat ^ CLP & SAVE Sewng Machne Repar Servce ALL MAKES -ALL MODELS October "SPECAL" Tune Up $ Alfred T. O'Connor NSURANCE Colonal Park Professonal Buldng 2."> Lowell Street Wlmngton jet. 38* POR NSURANCE SEE prattea & Parker. JJnr. 270 Man St. Readng Mass OVER ONE HALF CENTURY OF SERVCE MARON T MURPHY 943 Man Street REAL ESTATE RESDENM COMMERCAL NDUSTRAL THS AD WORTH s 2 ON SERVCE TV REPARS DON'T HAVE TO COST SO MUCH! SERVCE CALLS: C0L0R/B6.W 8 TM & JOHN'S TV TRADNG NON POST DSPlAr NO CREDT 2b Wock of less S 00 t- addtonal wo d 5«* 0. adlne Tuesday 5 pm Nov us o' Augu. ' h s to be W/OWE-O n the Ttadmq Post column For Sale - Parts ter all electrc shavers. Ronson, Sunbeam, Remngton, Norelco and Schlck Shavers. tk Jewelers, Stoneham Square, U House pantng nsde and out. Carpenter work and root repars, r-ree estmates. Robert Bablne, 65e- 3M. U Methuen: On Rt. 4»S only mnutes to Rt. 93. One and two bedroom luxury apartments wth dsposal, carpet, balcones, etc. Slo3andtl73. No pets *. u Wall to Wall - Carpet cleanng. Homes, ndustres & busness. Cleanng ot all sle rugs wth free pckup and delvery. Full nsurance coverage, satsfacton guaranteed. Also floor cleanng and full lanltorlal servces. Free estmates. Gallant Servce or U Hall for rent tor weddng receptons, showers, partes of all knds. 65- o7m. U Wlmngton Lens annual Fall Dance. Dancng, food and fun. Saturday, November 7m S6.S0 par person., Don't mss tl Call for tckets or 4S-44M. U Reduce safe 4 last wth GoBett Tablets & E-Vap "water plls". Wlmngton Plaza Drug, Plata Shoppng Center. Wlmngton. Experenced Sttcher wll alter hems, on dresses, coats, gowns, slacks, man's trousers and drapes. Reasonable. Call Rose U Real state Equty - Loans. Use your home's borrowng power, obtan S500 to 25.0O0 quckly and easly. Your present mortgage s not affected. Robert Stevens elSe. U Attenton ladles: Sell toys and glts now thru December wth the oldest Toy P *" y, P «" "> "> Country. Hghest Commssons. No Cash Outlay. Call or -4 JefJOl Tel (303) S. Also oooklng partes a Lose welem wth New Shape Tablets ' and Hydre> Water Plls. Slver Lake Pharmacy. S37-N f P a C PalnfMe Co. nferor, exteror, a paperhanglng. Free estmates. ess- * 377, Paul Plntrlch. U a Weddng nvtatons, rubber stamps made to order, cards gfts, candles,. lawetry, chna. Colonal Park Card Shoppa. 35 Lowell St., Wlmngton, U ' Lovng chld care n my home (North Wlmngton). Off street, spacous grounds. Week/day/hour/overnlghf. j references exchanged. U 4 feet wooden boat newly panted. Evnrude motor and traler. S34? or best offer Boys hockey.halts (Seers). Slt 5, av used one season. HO Coll One embossed padded Western Tral saddle. Perfect brand new condton , weekdays after 3 pm. Perma-press eey Scoot unform, tn 6. Shrt, cap, belt, sash and pants Ol Wakefeld: Two room apartment tor rent, also large sngle room for gentleman. Both heated, all utltes, references before 7 pm. Ol Plush nylon carpet, only sx months young. Tan color, goes wth any decor. 5' x 7'. Thck under cushon ncluded. Orgnally 430. wll sacrfce at S2S Ol 964 Ford Falcon convertble. Good transportaton. S Ol Apartment for rent n Wlmngton. Four room effcency Two bedrooms, den. bath and ktchenette. deal for bachelor(ette) or alter 6 pm, Avellable NOV sold maple trestle table, 60" wth fve mates chars. S Ol Snow tres < 4, Sears studded wth rms. Used one season. S Ol One sot Oraat Soaks of the Western World. Publshed by Encyclopeda Brltalnlca. Ffty-four volume sat ncludes such sublects as hstory, phlosophy, scence, psychology, end clasc lterature. Authors such at Plato, Lncoln, Plutard, Augustne, Eucld, Freud, Shakespeare. Homer, Mll, Swtt, Cervntet. and twentyfour other great men of the ages. For grades sx through college. Were J700 - make a reasonable offer. Never Used! Ol TRADNG POST ADS ONLY COST $.00 BUT GT BG RESULTS DEADLNE, TMS. S PM R.N. wshes to go on Home cases. Wll come at any shft n emergency *M6. Ol 962 Chevy staton Wseon: V8 automatc, excellent runnng condton. Best offer. 65-2JM after J pm. OS Tappan Stove, copeortono eye level oven, tlde out burners. Full storage cabnet on bottom. Clock, automatc oven controls. Excellent condton Ol Oxy-Acetelne gustos complete wth hoses, torch, plot lghter and many tps. SSO.OOorbetoffer ? Ol Found: Yevnf grey and whte male cat, wearng flea collar, vcnty of Buze School. Has nlured front paw m os Yard Sale, furnture, desks, tables, chars, beds, lamps etc. Sat. Oct. 20th» - 5, 457 Salem St.. Rt. «2, No. Wlmngton. Ol Cesspools & Septc Tanks. ^ Pumped out LOAM. Back Hoes & Yord Mnmum Shovd DoerS To ncluded per load FOR RENT JOSEPH H APP ltlssb toa Sa*uaUo*t ZtUf*ve^U*t<f. Sewerage systems nstalled & repared - pumpng Lcensed dranlayer B. Welton NEE-ELLSWORTH POST 2458 VETERANS OF FOREGN WARS VFW Bltx Every Monday Evenng at 8:00 Drums Bltz Every Tuesday Evenng at UM 8:00 PM MAN ST., MASS. BLTZ Every Wednesday at 8 P.M. K of C Hall, Wlmngton, Mass Door Przes Free Refreshment* Wlmngton Sons of taly A

12 PAGE TWELVE Make major frms quad* Tewksbury TV reparmen are part-tme consumer advocates By Bob Morrs vocacy s really only one feature of Unted States and Europe producted much llegalty, startng hs nqustve, extremely logcal followng hs mechancal engneer wth wthholdng problems for and nconoclastc mnd. father from job to job. employes' pay and volatons of the A natve of Manchester, Through a qurk. Lemeux spent Phase prce gudelnes. England, he s a self-confessed three of hs four years of Army brought t to the attenton of the amateur psychologst and dealst servce studyng for varous jobs entre company, and they cor who has used hs knowledge of peo- he ether served n for short reeled t." One of the naton's largest department store chans faces a lawsut from the Federal Trade Commsson over nsurance mat doesn't nsure anythng, an automoble agency owner was pe to rght whatever wrongs be perods or not at all. Lemeux found the gong wasn't once almost arrested for attemp- could snce he was a teenager. As He contrbutes to the team a so easy when be dscovered the tng to steal a customer's car, and a consumer advocate, he s knowledge of the system and company sellng nsurance that a small Wlmngton pet store wll probably the embodment of the bureaucracy he learned n army ddn't nsure anythng. soon be pad the same wholesale Brtsh term "a talented schools and as an executve for a prce for four dead thoroughbred He explaned, "When the comamateur. natonwde corporaton. Lemeux, dogs as t would f the anmals pany sold you a servce contract on were stll alve Fears 'Power' however, ddn't take an nterest n a televson set, they would have Mela admtted, "There are cer-consumer affar* untl be saw All of these ncdents may seem the cost of the servce contract tan knds of systems that have Mela n acton on hs behalf, added to your charge account. n unrelated, but to Tewksbury power, don't explan t. but use t. Sees Mela act televson reparmen Tm Lemeux addton, they would charge you People take advantage of un- n mo Lemeux bought a used property nsurance on the amount and John Mela, they are only explaned power, they rely on your au tomoble, but had three of many successes they've dffcultes of the tem you bought, and add not questonng t. An unexplaned ^y, tte gene rator. He had t that charge to your account. had as part-tme consumer ad- applcaton of t dsgusts me." repared, but shortly after he got a vacates. Lemeux, 28. of 96 Forest park jo f wul, Tewksbury TV repar For.«, Mela....,,,.,.,., 42. u of..v 6 Knollwood...v,..-. Rd., no Dracut, uracut. s a natve Calfor- La nor- ;,._, h _.,,,.,,..,< Rd.. Tewksbury. consumer ad- nan who pev up a over the,rm ' th *,, BEEF SALE Eye Roast Lk.59 Back Ramp Beast Lb.49 Bottom Round Roast Boneless Pot Roast Lb.9 Lean Ground Chuck u.9 Leon Stew Beef Lb.29 Armour Stur Bacon Lb.9 Lb L3S. Fresh Mlk.25 * MA'S 'S FNEST MEAT NORTH CENTER QUALTY 7:30-5:00 Mon - Fr. 7:30-4:00 Sat FREE DELVERY BULDERS SUPPLY 334 Man Street DEPENDABLE SPRUCE FOR 40 YEAR$l r workng and the car was totally unable to run. Mela, who had only met Lemeux a few days before the generator stopped altogether, overheard hm havng trouble wth the dealer over the telephone. "They told hm t would take three to four weeks to get a new generator, and the repar job would cost $90," Mela recalled. "He was clearly gettng the runaround, and nobody gave a damn." Mela went to the car dealer and talked wth the manager, servce department head and the mechanc assgned to the job. He ddn't nform them he knew a good deal about electrcal equpment, but whenever someone gave hm a vague answer about why the generator wouldn't work, he would ask them why agan. Asks 'why' Mela explaned, " used words knew they wouldn't understand, and that shook them up. ddn't queston the mechanc's skll, but kept askng hm why he couldn't fx t. He read t as a challenge to hs skll, and overreacted as thought he would, and ndcated he ddn't know what he was dong. "Then talked to the servce manager agan, and threatened to call n the consumer protecton agency, whch had only Just been formed then, and would tell tbem the job wasn't done rght n the frst place. An hour later the company called Tm and told hm the car would be ready by that evenng. They swtched generators wth a new car and only charged hm $9." Later n the year, Lemeux got a job wth the local branch of a naton-wde department store chan, quckly workng hs way up to promotonal drector for 3 of the frm's New England stores. Hs earler problems over the automoble and a smlar dffculty Mela had also helped hm wth left Lemeux wth the feelng he should do whatever he could aganst llegal or unjust busness actvtes, and when he uncovered them n the company, that was exactly what he dd. Wouldn't stand by He admts, " just couldn't stand somethng llegal beng done by a large company. Partly because was partly n charge of ts operatons. refused to be a part of tau. " dscovered that the system - - SAVE THS AD---- RESDENTS OF, READNG, NOtTH READNG WOBURN, TEWKSBURY, BURLNGTON AND BUERCA Communty Dscount Wth Clppng of Ths Adwtsemenl PARTS AND LABOR Scentfc Servce Expert Mechancs Largest Servce Seep k New England FORD TRf FORD He 38, Wfcnngtan Opposte Wlmngton Mox«-6S-600 r nsurng nsurance "f you lost your servce contract, they had copes of them readly avalable to you at several levels of the company, but they were sellng nsurance on your copy of the servce contract anyway. n effect, they were nsurng nsurance." "n addton, the company had a form of nterstore currency that you could use n any branch of the chan. They charged property nsurance on ths currency, even though the company's credt plan guaranteed they would replace lost company currency at no cost to the customer. They were nsurng easly replacable peces of paper." Wth some advce from Mela. Lemeux began playng the system aganst tself. Frst he wrote hghrankng executves of the frm, notfyng them of what appeared to be volatons of state and federal nsurance laws. Each letter lsted a large number of other executves who were also gettng copes of the letter, and when he got no response playng executves aganst each other, he ncluded the names of several state and federal agences as recevng copes. Mela explaned, "What we were dong was tryng to make everyone take acton because be was afrad someone else would get the jump on them and they would have to defend why.they hadn't done anythng.".,,, Plays agency game ' - When Lemeux's letters starta) lstng copes to state and federal agences, the pressure began. He recalled, "My personnel fle was transferred to New York, and all store managers and personnel were drected not to talk to me. got a 'few vague threats from executves, and resgned just CO-OPERA no HMM ( 'n 944-0H3 Strlal Share* TOWN CRER THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, before they were gong to fre me. They later got back at me by frng fve of my relatves who also worked for them." Lemeux, upon quttng hs job n 97, became Mela's partner n Tm and John's TV n Tewksbury, although several months earler they had become partners n an oddball consumer protecton corporaton. 973 was a month late on the payments. "The owner of the car called me. and went to the agency and talked wth the people there, but got no results. Then had the owner of the car jon me at the polce staton, and had the owner tell toe polce chef was representng hm. Paac pays " asked the chef to go to the agency wth me, walked nto the The organzaton was formed because Lemeux had Joned Mela»"'«* of the agency's owner and n helpng consumers by then, but tow * >* cnlef to arrest hm for car they hadn't been sure what knd of theft The chef asked the owner of legal ground they could stand on n * agency whether he owned the ther efforts. Several state of- car H «admtted he ddn't, and fcals had questoned ther legal started to panc when the chef rght to represent clents when started nformng hm of hs Lemeux and Mela weren't attor- rghts. nes. "Fnally asked the owner of the After checkng state laws, they agency how much the owner of the dscovered that f a corporaton "*«"ed hm n back payment, ddn't make any knd of proft, B ave hm the money and got a even for staff salares, t wasn't recept. The man got hs car back recognzed by the state as ether a mmedately. We could have proft-makng or non-proft cor- pushed t further, but our man poratlon. Apparently there wasn't goal >s to solve ndvdual much anyone could do to hamper problems, not spend months n such a corporaton's actvtes, court. provded they ddn't charge Lemeux and Mela have taken a anyone anythng for representng good deal of nterest n helpng hm. small busnessmen who have been Letterhead key vctmzed or badly treated by Mela remembered. "One day larger companes. Tm went out and bought some On one occason Jean and Bll statonery wth the letterhead James, the owners of BeBo Pet 'Personal Consumer nformaton' Shop at 424 Man St., Wlmngton, on t. Because he bought the.statonery, we decded he would be presdent and drector and would be assstant drector." As soon as Lemeux started wrtng to stale and federal agences under the new letterhead, everyone started to take even more nterest n the thngs he was complanng about. After several years of actvtes aganst the chan-store corporaton's actvtes, Lemeux and Mela were recently pleased when the Federal Trade Commsson fled sut aganst the company for ts nsurance actvtes. Brngng about FTC acton aganst a naton-wde company remans Lemeux and Mela's greatest accomplshment n consumer advocacy, but t hasn't been ther only goal n recent years. They've also helped several hundred consumers wth ther problems, as well as small companes. Craxy car theft Lemeux related one case concernng a man who wag a month late n makng hs payment to an automoble agency n another town. "He brought.hs car n for repars under a partal warranty," Lemeux explaned. "They gave bhn a lot of trouble, and eventually the polce were brought n to remove turn from the premses, although they stll had hs car. '' People at the company told hm they would repar the car, gnore the warranty and charge hm the whole amount. Then they planned to repossess the car because he BANK 38 atust»»[. Htrtb Wllallfttt f7 ** LATEST DVDENDS * * Regular Savngs 5V«% Pad Up Share Accounts J /2 /O No pror notce requred for wthdrawal on above accounts. Term Depost Certfcates also Avalable * Both Certfcate and Passbook Form. Pad Up Share Certfcates n Passbook Form requre deposts and wthdrawals n multples of $00 Dvdends may be allowed to accrue n a regular savngs account at 5V< per cent. * All accounts nsured n FULL under Massachusetts Law. Dvdends pad FOUR tmes a year - Feb.-May-Aug.-Nov. Establshed n H8C Sale, proftable savng!, * sound home lnancng for over SS years. Assetts over Stl.DSD.tH. Reserves over.hmos. DON'T Fall For Promses! Your home town dealer's n a hotter poston to dolvor F TZGE RALD FUEL COMPANY 39Man St., Wlmngton contacted Lemeux and Mela about a problem they had. Dogs de Bll James related "An out-ofstate company shpped us three Pekngese we pad $25 apece for, and a Pomeranan, that cost (200, but they all ded shortly after we got them. "We had the Unversty of New Hampshre'do a pathology report on the anmals before they ded, and they found they, suffered from a bacteral pneumona, and t was too late to save them. They had been nfected before they were shpped to us. "We wrote the company eventually n regstered letters, and ncluded reports from a veternaran, X-rays and the pathology report, but we never got any reply." Acton follows What Lemeux and Mela dd after the James' complaned to them was wrte the company the followng letter: "Because of your lack of concern for the above consumers regstered clam n reference to a recent purchase, ths offce shall brng the matter of nter-state transportaton and sales of ll lvestock to the attenton of the proper state and federal agences. "Sad acton shall be tak«m n fve days unless you communcate wth the BeBo Pet Shop before sad tme. "The BeBo Pet Shop does not wsh to take the above acton, but you have responded to nothng. "Reply n wrtng to Personal Consumer nformaton wth a copy to the BeBo Pet Shop." Clents please- Bll James sad, "The company has snce promsed us the money. Tm and John have been very, very exceptonal. There s really no one else n the area who you can turn to, expecally f you are a small company lke we are.". Untl recently, Lemeux and Mela have been the only partcpants n ther organzaton, buckng major corporatons and federal agences wth nothng more than an mposng letterhead, a good deal of ntellgence and a great deal of nerve. They have met wth so much success, however, that many of the persons they have helped are startng to ad ther unusual organzaton wth advse and expertese. "f we have a legal problem, " Lemeux sad, "we can get the servces of an attorney for free. f someone has trouble wth a car, we know a mechanc who wll tell us what s really wrong wth the vehcle and what t should cost to fx t We have many persons and organzatons who wll help us. "We are becomng an organzaton of consumers and small busnessmen smlar to the Better Busness Bureau, but establshed to really help the consumer." DRVNG SCHOOL NC 52 MAN ST NEXT D. E. CLASS OCT Plus s Comng Southmayd plan s sgned The Wlmngton Plannng Board sgned a plan for Jean and Tommy Southmayd, Tuesday nght, a plan whch they had been tryng to have snged snce last July. The plan s for land 700 feet from Chestnut Street, on the old ^faron Street rght of way. Mrs. Southmayd's mother, Maryann Delaney provded them wth a 30,- 000 foot lot for a new home, at that tme. Snce then the Southmayd's have been learnng about the laws HORRBLES PARADE HALLOWEEN NGHT Ths year's parade looms the largest n ts fve year hstory wth the annual gala event to begn at 6:30 pm, Wednesday evenng, October 3 n front of the polce staton. Unts from the Mlnutemen, V.F.W and Jr. Crusaders plus throngs of scary Wlmlngtontes dressed n Halloween attre wll march up Church Street to the Hgh School tenns courts where festvtes wll take place. Remember - all ages are nvted. Be sure to get out a costume and show up for the fun!! of Massachusetts. The trouble was that the plan of land dd not front on a recognsed way. That combned wth the fact that Wlmngton bad just voted for an offcal map made the Plannng Board wary about sgnng. Last week Wlmngton's selectmen, actng n ther own rght as a Board of Appeals, voted to accept the plan, and so notfed the Plannng Board. The Plannng Board sgned Tuesday nght, and Jean and Tommy can now go to see the Buldng nspector. GRANGE FLEA MARKET OCTOBER V-tt Wlmngton Grange No. M wll conduct a flea market at ther hall on Bay St. (behnd Yee's Restaurant, across from Avco, Rt. 28) on Saturday and Sunday, October 27th and 28th. On Saturday the doors wll be open from 0 am to sx pm and from 2 pm to 6 pm on Sunday. There wlu be household tems, clothng, etc. Somethng for everyone. There wll also be a refreshment stand.. There s to be somethng for the young and the old, so come one and all, for t has got to be sold. rle^det WORKSHOP ths. w your raet det can v work! You needn't deny youreh hr plfourm of tht tot)l<* W> tr-oh you the qour mrt way of lonq pound oqe f you rt frody for o n<"«* lfr style and per ma ncnt weght control coll Holdays Ahead - Start Now For A Thnner You! Lot Dot Workshop Show You How! $6.00 st vst $2.00 weekly Now Class Startng Tuesday October 23, 8 Pm Congregatonal Church Mddlesex Ave., Wlmngton Other class** meet weofcty Wed. 9:30 AM, 4 PM & 8 PM So. Tewksbury Methodst Church Rt. 38 & South St., Tewksbury»^ > New members welcomed each wesk For nformaton call STUDENTS & ADULTS OF ALL AGES : r#-: Your choce of ^WSPEEDWRTNG, TYPNG, DEVELOPMENTAL READNG or KEYPUNCH Throw afternoons o week at Andover School of Busness Ths s an acellent opportunty to learn or mprove your sklls, for only $95 00 dntlutmu regstraton fee). l~ u For further nformaton call J J (67)475 55, NOW! O November & January Classes /ffl 'B 90 Man Street Andover, Mass. Accredted by the MCcredMg Commsson A..C.S. Approved lor Veterans Ltcenved by Comm. ol Mast Dapt. ol Educaton CEeKE ftenttl rrt s-eat Nan* Add'et C.tv ZM THE FRESH SPOT Ro. 38 * 29 Lowell Street, Wlmngton and Ro. 3A Combrdgo, St., Burlngton The Place for: C0D CUTS FRESH FRUTS VEGETABES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK