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1 flwttjkdlrer teemfeslmrg - ptlmngton Copyrght m '..lnn;-;ton Publc Lbrnry WlBlngton MQ oeo7 17TH Y1A - NO. 29 THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1972 HFTEEN CENTS Ttwksbry Plannng tmrd Refuses to sgn Subdvson Plan The Tewksbury Plannng Board voted unanmously Monday nght to ask the town counsel whether t stll has any control over the Beechwood Estates subdvson. The acton came after Arthur E. Fosse, engneer for Beechwood stated he would fle the plan wth the Town Clerk, and have t regstered despte the board's refusal to sgn t. Fosse sad he could take the acton because, although the board had twce refused to sgn the plan, and a covenant attached to t. those refusals jcame after the deadlne for board acton had passed. He sad that the board's orgnal 3-2 approval of the plan stll held. - After the ntal approval, no one appealed the plan durng the 60-dav perod the board had to act on t. and the plan went back to the board for sgnng Relate Sgnng At that tme board members Edward A Flanagan and George B. Donovan refused to sgn t because t lacked, among other thngs, sdewalks on one sde of sub-dvson streets. Charman Joseph Doherty and Frederck H Baldwn Jr. voted to sgn the plan, but because board member John J Cooney was absent, the vote was 2-2. A majorty s needed for approval of a plan The splt vote was repeated Monday nght, as Cooney was agan absent. Baldwn protested Flanagan and Donovan's refusal, statng that by not sgnng the covenant the board would lose control over the sub-dvson. The developer, he sad, could obtan buldng permts wthout Plannng Board approval. Urges Stgalag Doherty also urged sgnng of the plan and covenant He admtted dssatsfacton wth the plan, but sad the board should sgn t because the deadlne had passed Flanagan countered by movng that the board reject ts earler approval untl the sub-dvson met all board rules and regulatons. No acton was taken on the moton because members felt the deadlne also prevented rescndng earler approval. "Ths s an attempt to get back power we've already lost." Baldwn commented The board then voted to ask the town counsel for an opnon on the matter. Sesame Street The board voted unanmous approval of a plan for the Sesame Street subdvson off Whpple Road on condton that the developer. Unfed Land Development Corp. present a ste plan to the board pror to ssuance of buldng permts. The sub-dvson ncludes 12 lots ULDC was also granted an excepton allowng the frm to forego presentng blans at the meetng that would show the locaton of every tree of four nches n dameter. Mles J. Mahoney. vce presdent of ULDC. orgnally asked an excepton from rules requrng the ste plan. The board agreed only to requre the plan pror to ssuance of buldng permts after Flanagan sad. "Thev can make a better subdvson wthout havng to make many changes later. Board Acts n further acton the board voted: - Baldwn to act as the board's member on the seven-member Open Space and Recreaton Commttee. He volunteered for the job and the vote was unanmous - Unanmous tentatve approval of the desgn plans for Northwood Estates a four-lot subdvson off Andover Street. - Permsson to release a lot on Whpple Road near Marston Street. D.D. and M MacDonald notfed the board through Fosse TEEN DANCE Ths Frday 8:00-11:00 P.M. TENNS COURTS (H-ah School) fmatvrng 'Rda.way Rosh' A 'UoflHUkV that they wanted to sell the land and a home located there. - Permsson for Thomas Nolan to change lot lnes on three Mll Street Estate stes. - Approval for Rchard Roper to have two. one-acre lot releases on Trull Road. - Permsson for Joseph A McNel to buld on two lots on Whpple Street A MOVE AOANST THE CHAMMON, ll wo.nl quh. Spo.fcy Fhhor lo Frdoy, at tha Savor lol. xxh Day Tournament, but than war* owy» nlorotod poctaton, m luly Hannon, ago. focod off ogalmt Jcott t.mon.k(back t. tha comora). Stanamorgod thachampon. DPW Commssoner predcts Wlmngton Flood Malcolm Graf. DPW Assocate Commssoner of the Commonwealth, n charge of Waterways stated yesterday ^mornng, after vewng the Mll Brook stuaton at Man Street and the B & M RR that "Wlmngton wll get a real flood, here, sometme. Graf was vstng Wlmngton at the nvtaton of Rep. Fred F. Can. AT Mll SHOOK: Mokatm Oral! dl. dhcuutng tha..oegcawn brook. Not t John Mo)o>U ( (ho Town nfnoer' offlco. kon TM Starlng Mottbj, lop. Prod F Can. Saloctman Danny OHU and Tom Shoug hnouoy, Chtof ngnoor of MlddUtax County. He ddn't lke what he saw. at the crossng of the brook and ralroad, and he ddn't lke what he saw. further downstream, where the brook agan comes out n the open. He saw trash n the brook He saw t overgrown, and uncared for. He vewed the "pond- Wlmngton PBC Members Attack reported costs of new Chelmsford Hgh School Three members of the Wlmngton School Commttee met Monday nght wth the Permanent Buldng Commttee to dscuss school stes, but before the evenng ended there was an unscheduled dscusson of the reported costs of constructon of a new Hgh School n Chelmsford. Robert Mchelson. former charman of the PBC and Arthur Smth, present charman, had crtcal words about the reported costs, and about a brochure they had been readng. Mchelson, n hs frst state- "'«8«res " " wouldn t have the ment. sad that the fgures had l0 put ou, a brochure lke left out the archtectural costs ' s maller of fact everv " every and that was no joke. "Thev cost we have ever gven the town haven't reduced anythng - the has ncluded ste costs". only way they can cut ther cost Smth, although he spoke less on s to cut constructon". Mchelthe subject, told the School Comson sad he was ntrgued by the mttee that the brochure seemed buldng 'co,7"of 7nj*m and t0 te " ofa an and **"&* the total costs of $10,240,000 are no bargans around, beleve me." He called them "a bunch of fgures". " can gve you a bunch of fgures, and they wont mean anythng but they'll be a bunch EXCAVATONS BACKHOE SEWE SYSTEMS Wm. F. MotjM 4V Sons The subject mght possbly be dscussed next Monday, n a meetng wth the Wlmngton Board of Selectmen. t was there that the orgnal dscusson began, on July 24th, when the Wlmngton Selectmen sad that they should get more nformaton on the cost of the new Chelmsford Hgh School The prncpal subject for last Monday's meetng was new schools and new school stes. An 84 acre tract of land. n North Wlmngton, s under nvestgaton as a possble ste for a hgh school, or for a grammar school Charman Smth descrbed t as "three quarters ng area" upstream, and declared that t would collect water, n a real flood, and that there would probably be serous damage. Graf also vsted an area besde the Nchols Street Brdge, whch was bult recently, to vew a local problem there The problem he sad, could be easly taken of. NCMOS STSST TtOUMS DSCUSSED: Mr. Ora«, (hat) llttan to Saloctman Danny OUl At lft t lop. Prod f Can. lawk Thorault of Nchah Slfoot k no»l. and than tha Town Manage usable", and sad that there was "probably SO acres of sand and trees". There was, he sad, a pece o( land that was low. but he beleved lt better to fll n low land than to cut down hgh land - cheaper The surveyor has not fnshed all hs work, but t s expected to be completed n tme for next Monday's Selectmen's meetng Mrs. Hooper, charman of the School Commttee noted that the PBC had suggested that the land be acqured, for ether a hgh school or a grammar school ste Space s needed, she sad for both purposes Walter McNamara. former charman of the School Commttee pursued for a whle the cost problem. He sad he was trvng to make a determnaton n a ''responsble fashon" The answer from Mr Mchelson was that they frst had to know what was gong to be bult on the ste. t was not up to the PBC he sad, but up to the archtect to determne costs Mr Smth told McNamara that he was onlv trvng to save tme "by chokng down a lot of fgures and a lot of hypothetcal costs (See Page 7, for another vew of the Chelmsford School. Ed Tewksbury Polce and Selectmen talk over Dffcultes A dscusson wth polce over nterdepartmental relatons brought tempers flarng, brefly, n the Tewksbury Selectmen's meetng, Tuesday evenng, but t ended quetly. The board had asked Chef John F. Sullvan and hs hgh rankng offcers to dscuss atttudes of the polce toward ther jobs, and each other. The request was prompted by a ment ended. Selectman Frederck letter a patrolman sent to each H Baldwn Jr. noted Selectman selectman concernng dffcultes Charles H. Goldsten, who was he had had wth another patrol- absent, had specfc questons to man. However, the wrter later ask n relaton to problems n the requested the matter be dropped department. Selectman Frank A shortly after the selectmen n- Antonelll suggested the polce revled Sullvan and hs offcers to turn when Goldsten was avaldscuss that and other problems. able. Sullvan sad nterdepartmental The suggeston prompted a bref relatons were good, addng. "We frng of tempers from the offlhave a lttle odds and ends, but cers. who were all off-duty, that s as far as t goes. Lt. Jopp Notng Goldstens absence, and Sergeants Eugene Manley. Chef Sullvan sad, " drove 63 Phllp D. Bradanck and Paul G. mles to get here." Sgt. Brada- Johnson agreed wth Sullvan's nck added. "'m not gong to be evaluaton. any poltcal pawn...f you have The chef reported he had talked questons 'd lke to answer them to the two patrolmen nvolved n now. 'm not comng back." the dspute He sad the meetng Antonell and the other selectresolved the dffcultes and ended men dropped the matter and wth the two patrolmen shakng questoned Sullvan and the others hands abput new equpment or person When questonng concernng nel needed for the department, personal relatons n the depart- Chef Sullvan sad hs man problem was lack of manpower "We are so far behnd personnelwse accordng to the populaton that t sn't funny", he sad, estmatng the lorce at 10 men short. The chef sad the town would need a new polce staton wthn a few years, but sad there mght be dffculty fndng suffcent land on Man Street for the structure. He sad there wasn't enough land next to the presentbuldng to allow for suffcent expanson. n an unrelated matter, the selectmen voted later to ask state Cvl Servce Commsson that elgblty for the Tewksbury polce force be lmted to town resdents The commsson had quered the selectmen as to whether thev wanted the restrcton. Wlmngton Plannng Board favors new offce buldng t was a Battle of Red Pencls. Tuesday evenng n the Wlmngton Plannng Board meetng, as members dscussed the swamp area near Lubbers Brook and hgh land near the Boston & Mane Ralroad, off Concord St. The pencls were flyng around as members tred to draw on a plan ther own dea of how boundary lnes should be drawn. Lnes were drawn and then erased, and more lnes were then drawn. V'n Lopez, owner of the land, has a contract wth frms to construct a new offce buldng on the land. That means the street has to be lengthened a couple of hundred feed (Lopez Road and that meant a new plan. - a Defntve Plan, so called. Lopez had wth hm Atty Joseph F. Courtney to dscuss a plan submtted several weeks ago. and the project. There were two prncpal dffcultes, not to menton a few more mnor ones. One of th two prncpal dff- More lhan a dozen years ago the cultes was that a large porton town had la "d rezoned along Con- of the land of Mr Lopez s un- cord Street, to.neghborhood der water. Bob Leahy of the board Busness, n antcpaton that the had glstenng eyes, at tme, as Boston & Mane would want to put he envsaged that land beng put a ralroad staton on the ste, n charge of the Conservaton But the Boston & Mane ddn't see Commsson - of whch Mrs. ts way clear. Leahy s charman The land had been rezoned on Joe Courtney was agreeable, the recommendaton of a Plannng provdng hs clent's dffcultes Board consultant - Mor Braun. were recognzed, and provded the Plannng Board would dscuss a zonng problem. That was the second problem. The gun of Steven Walsh was a stolen one ST1PMN O. WALSH: 22 of SomorvKo, formorfy of Wako- Hold, H ha appeared attar borne arroatod n WokafWd.m. tkno ego, wot that and kwod by a WHmlngton Patrolman oft., a Mlofka drug ttoro holdup and hgh loood polk* choao loc week' The gun for whch Stephen Walsh. 22 year old Wakefeld youth was reachng at the tme of hs death on August 2nd. was. t turned out, stolen. Walsh had stolen the gun only two days prevously from the Greenwood Pharmacy. n Wakefeld. t WM postvely dentfed by the owner of the pharmacy, Guy Velardo, who also dentfed a polce photo of Walsh as the man who had held up hs pharmacy. By co-lncldence. three dfferent men from Wlmngton were nvolved n the last few mnutes of the bandt The owner of the Vllage Apothecary, n Bllcnca. where Walsh had made hs last robbery, s Paul S. Lyman of 4 Meadow Lane. Wlmngton The Wlmngton polceman who shot Walsh, as he ressted arrest and kcked the polceman, was Patrolman Arthur V. Lynch Jr. The State Trooper who began to put together the clues that led to the full denouncement of Walsh's crme lfe was Warren "Beetle" Baley, of Frederck Drve. Wlmngton Baley was asssted by Wakefeld and Somervllle offcers and the U.S. Treasury Department, n a rad on the latest home of the dead man. at 22 Cross St, Somervllle. Wakefeld authortes sad that Walsh had been arrested several tmes, whle lvng n Wakefeld. but had not been consdered a prme suspect n the Greenwood Pharmacy robbery untl the events of August 2nd brought hs name promnently nto the case Greenwood Pharmacy prescrpton labels were found n the trunk of the black car used by Walsh. Meanwhle hs companon durng the hgh speed chase through Wlmngton. Stephen Donnelley. 23, of 41 Washngton Street. Stoneham has appeared n Woburn Dstrct Court, and s beng held n Bllerca jal n leu of $50,000 ball. Leahy and Bll MacKnnon were ready to dscuss cases. Both wanted to see that offce buldng started. MacKnnon, on one oc- cason. sad the town needed the tax money. Charman Mort Grant was not so enthusastc Mr Grant's home s only a few hundred feet up Concord Street - but that probably was not the reason He forsaw a number of dffcultes. Usng those red pencls, the members drew and then erased and drew lnes agan, on ther deas of how to make the boundares for the wet-land area, and other factors. The dscusson lasted one hour and forty one mnutes, and then fnally a compromse offered by Bll Hanlon struck a spark The fnal agreement s that Mr. Courtney s to present a rezonlng plan to the Town Meetng, wth the Plannng Board's blessng. As he has on a prevous occason, he wll have wth hm a deed, to gve land to the town (the wet land) n exchange for the town's rezonng of the nghborhood busness zone to ndustral Everyone seemed to agree - except possbly Mr. Grant. NfWlr HOHTtJD VOTS n Wlmktgron, Monday nght, at the Town Hall».rkor. tardymkl of 101 NkhoU l-c* Jack), -khor of Dm load and Mary Undmarh of.naol.h load... hown o» thoy ragktarw. WHmlngt.n' loord of logfclnm wtl bo apart nal Monday from 7 10 t. * am and on Saturday Aug. lth from noon la 10 am to.*gkf»> now Maron Murphy's fath n humanty s strong Four young lades, two from Woburn and two from Wnchester have renewed Marlon Murphv's flth n the human race The Wlmngton real estate dealer was n Woburn Mondv Forgetfully, she put her purse on her car whle t was beng gassed. and then drove off wthout retrevng t Among the other thngs n tht purse was Maron's purse was her auto drver's lcense When she realzed her predctament she retraced her route - there was no sgn of the mssng purse So she drove home, dejectedly There, on the front door step, were four grls Thev hd been watng half an hour, neghbors sld Of course thev hd the purse, nd of course Maron gve them l reward Maron stll thnks there re nce people n ths world

2 PAGE TWO TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WLMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 Wlmngton Recreaton playoff Acton Sunday, Aug. 6th: Sweetheart topped Smthcraft. 8-6 comng from behnd n the late nnngs to take a one game lead n a best 2 out of 3 seres n ndustral playoffs Buzzy Coullard pcked up the wn allowng seven hts, as Steve Len 13 hts and Dan Desmond 13 sngles sparked a 12 ht Sweetheart attack Art Dela aocano took the loss for Smthcraft Phl Butler slammed out three hts for the losers n a Town Dvson sem-fnal plavoff. Mcel edged Wedgewood 6-5 overcomng an earlv 4-1 defct George Pratt and Ken Sarchone paced the Mcel Club wth three hts apece to back up the hurlng of Jm Hastngs Denns DeMaggo and Scratch O'Rellv had a par of hts each for Wedgewood Monday, Aug. 7th: ndustral champons K of C slammed out seventeen hts to outscore Brewster's n the openng semfnal game n the ndustral loop John Smalley and Jm McMulln rapped out three hts each to pace the Knghts attack Jm Hachev pcked up the wn despte sxteen Brewster hts Duane Johnson slammed out three hts for the losers n the other openng round seres Jav-Dee edged Slver Lake Pharmacy as Ed Harrson doubled home the wnnng run n r L. the last of the seventh. Slver Lake Pharmacy"s Bob MacKenze had trpled n three runs n the top of the seventh to put the Pharmacy crew on top 9-7. but could not hold on as the Bulders pushed across three runs n the last of the seventh to wn Dave Newhouse was the wnnng hurler. whle Dave Rumson took the loss Tuesday. Aug. 8th: Sweetheart elmnated Smthcraft behnd the fne hurlng of Buzzv Coullard The Plastc team wll now play the wnner of the K of C - Brewster's seres for the ndustral Plavoff crown Andv Len 3 for 4 and Mke Wanagel 2-2' paced the Sweetheart attack Paul 0:Donnell was the losng ptcher Mcel elmnated Wedgewood behnd the lusty httng of RA Froton 3 hts ncludng a two run homer. Nno Tnmaeh '2 hts and 3 rb's and Lennv Galvn 12 run homer' OLYMPCS FELD DAY ATTEWKSBURY JLMOR HGH The Tewksburv Javcees wll have ther annual Specal Olvmpcs Feld Dav Saturdav at the junor hgh school The event allows mentallv handcapped chldren a chance to compete wth each other on a frendly bass Standard track and feld contests wll be featured PLAYGROUND STANDNGS Toarnameat Standngs Boy 1 Shawsheen 17. Hgh School 13 2 North ntermedate 13 2 Wldwood 13, Boutwell 11 5 Glen Road 11 7 Wobum Street 3 Grl. 1 North ntermedate 34 2 Boutwell 14 2 Glen Road 14 4 Hgh School 7 5 Wldwood 4 6 Wobum Street 3 7 Shawsheen 2 Beach Dav Champons Ckecken Age 6-7: Alan Sunnerburg. Glen Road and Blly Jenszyk. Shawsheen Age S-S: Bran Martn. Boutwell and Dan Foley. Shawsheen Age H Tom Smth. Shawsheen and Nel WeUler. Hgh School Age 12-13: Tmmy Sughrue. Wobum Street and Tommy Carroll. Glen Rd Checkers. Grls Age (-7: Trcla McGnley. Hgh School and Lsa Lombard, Glen Road Age 8-9: Lnda Vengren. Boutwell and Pam McFarland. Wobum Street Age 11-11: Wendy Rosa. Glsn Road and Barbara Suggs. Shawsheen Age 12-13: Valere Clark. Boutwell and Cndy Rosa. Glen Road Caess. Boys Agef-7: Ed Olshaw. Shawsheen Age 8-J: Scott Romanowsk. Boutwell and Don Folev. Shawsheen Age lt-11: Mke Mchaud Hgh School and Steve Foley. Shawsheen Age 12-13: Doug Martn. Wldwood and Tom Stewart. Boutwell Chen. Grls Age«-7: Pam Mano. Hgh School Age8-9: DedreSugrue. Boutwell Age Donna Musto. Boutwell and Wendy Rosa. Glen Road ---- THS AD---- RESDENTS OF WLMNGTON, READNG, NORTH READNG WOBURN, TEWKSBURY, BURLNGTON AND BUERCA Communty Dscount Wth Clppng of Ths Advertsement PARTS AND LABOR Scentfc Servce Expert Mechancs Largest Servce Shop n New England FORD Op^DoWy a:00-t:00 'Tl 5:00 WLMNGTON FORD Rte. 38, Wlmngton --Opposte Wlmngton Plaza OL HEAT S PROVED BEST Safe, Dependable. Economcal & Clean FTZGERALD FUEL 287 Man St., Wlmngton ELECT HARRNGTON Rep 25th Mddlesex Dbt.»' > n Wlmngton t's The WLMNGTON CENTER PHARMACY PRESCRPTONS OUR FRST CONSDERATON FREE PRESCRPTON PfLVERY HOURS: - MONDAY THRU FRDAY 9 to 9 SAT. 9 to 6 SUN. 9 to 1 ' 'lmn ton Ctnttr Pharmacy, nc. A.M. Wood.,0. Phg. Me>. Tel Man Street Wlmngton 1 J Age 12-13: Gale Smth, North ntermedate and Valere Clark. Boutwell. Horseshoe. Boys Age t-7: Paul Valente, Shawsheen and Steve Walsh. Boutwell. Age S-S: Davd Woods. Wldwood and Dan Gentle. North ntermedate. Age lt-11: Jm Mars. Wldwood and Steve Washburn North ntermedate. Age 12-13: Tom Bavota. North ntermedate and Dan Sullvan, Glen Rd. Horseshoes. Grls Age t-7: Gave Smth, North ntermedate and Lsa Lombard. Glen Rd. Age 8-9: Mary Beth Gentle. North ntermedate and Lsa McGnley. Hgh School Age 1411: Ann Shultz. Hgh School and Cndy Washburn. North ntermedate Age 12-13: Carol Lombard. Glen Road and Ellen O'Rourke. North ntermedate. Frtsbee-Stagles. Boys Age t-7: Kevn Smth, North ntermedate Age 8-9: Earl Hldebrand. Glen Rd Age lt-11: Tom Reed. Hgh School and Steve Foley. Shawsheen. Age 12-13: Jmmy Knowlton. Wldwood and John Smth. North ntermedate Krs bee Sngles. Grls Age t-7: Jean Robnson. North ntermedate and Anne Powers. Boutwell Age 8-9: Mary Ellen Brady, North ntermedate Age lt-11: Debbe Smth, North ntermedate and Dane Cove. Wldwood. Age 12-13: Helen Baley, North tv termedate and Carole Lombard Glen Road Frtsbee - DoaMes, Bovs Age t-7: Paul Valent and Edde O Shaw. Shawsheen and Tger Smth and Paul Brady. North ntermedate Age 8-9: Lous Therault and Don Foley. Shawsheen and Walter Surrette and Greg Ahlen. Glen Road. Age lt-11: Blly Wnnett and Jmmy Wnnett. North ntermedate and Steven Sunnerburg and Marty Sullvan. Glen Road, --"^Tl Av; mvv r\ Bv Roger "- Why not buld pats-through between your dnng room and ktchen' You wll be lurprted to t* how many Kept t ttvtt! All vou need to do t cut a ho* n tht wll to a pecllled He and put bar acrou tht bottom n order to hlvt turfact Ml whch to put thngs Frame tht holt a you would a wndow. Prlvace of dnng ctn be voun a well at tat* n tervng Prlvacv o( dnng cm be vours t well at eate n servng Have vou vsted Sweetey Home Courtesy Cater, 615 Man St.. Wlmngton recently? You'll be surprsed to sec the complate selecton of Ludlow carpetng and Otlte n many colon and patterns We wll handle the nstallaton f you wth We alto cam Crtta Ceramc Tle for the do-tyourselfer t t exra thn makng t eauer to nstall Charge wth Bdnk Amencard or Ms;er Charge Helpfl Hlat \n awl t a great household tool makes screwng n cuphookt and other hardware much easer CARD MARNE "Just OH Rout* 38 at Wnchester Center" 632 Man St., Wnchester. Ma Mt'cury motors and MorCrunor Slum Dnvt * Gtatmator A Doll Quay powor boott Snapr and Honnor salboat. * Comploto Shp'* Storo - Rggng 4 Outfttng Sorvko MKT.GOLO OVERLAY New, delcately desgned brooch and earrnft... n rch, long-latng 14Kt. whte or yellow gold overlay wth cultured pearl See our new electon of fne Krement Jewelry. ROUVR'S WATCH Hf-AR 354 Mddlesex Av Wlmngton 3 PM-10 PM Unuual Tme - UNUSUAL GFTS Storo Hour* 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Mon, Tun. M 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Wod A Thurv Saturdoy 1:00 thru 12 Noon JUNK CARS REMOVED FREE A S AUTO PARTS CHARLE DUFFY Call after 3 p.m LKNMD ELECTRCAN MMFH A. room Free lumale Am : Kevn Peterson and Blly Lston. Hgh School and Bran Armstrong and Stevel Pellern, Wldwood. Frtsbee - DoaMes, Grlt Age t-7: Jean Robnson and Lnda Bnggs. North ntermedate Age l-t: Man- Ellen Brady and Maureen McGrath. North ntermedate and Leann Smth and Lsa McFarland, Woburn Street. Age lt-11: Dane Coye and Lsa Pellern, Wldwood and Lynn Wayman and Debbe Smth. North nermedate Age 12-13: Gale Smth and Ellen O'Rourke. North ntermedate and Annette Valente and Sherry Cook. Shawsheen. Volly Ball Clump lorn Boys: Wldwood School lrst. and Glen Road, second Grls: Glen Road lrst and North ntermedate second Swmmng Retals Boys 1 Wldwood t 2 Hgh School 14 3 Shawsheen 11 4 North ntermedate 7 5 Boutwell 6 6 Glen Road 5 7 Woburn Street 1 Grls 1 Wldwood t 2 Wobum Street 14 3 North ntermedate 9V 4 Boutwell 8 5 Hgh School 8 6 Shawsheen 3to 7 Glen Road 1 Swmmng Champons. Beys Age t-7 Dog Paddle: Tmmy Sanvlle. Shawsheen, Teger Smth, North ntermedate and A Drandson. Wldwood Age s Dog Paddle: Lous Therault. Shawsheen, Davd Woods, Wldwood and Dan Robarge, Glen Road. Age 8-» Free Style: Stephen Baley, North ntermedate, Davd Woods. WLMNGTON BOYS RECREATON SOFTBALL The R.R. B.B. MM. Squad secured a two game lead n the Boy's Recreaton Softball League wth a par of wns last week at Rotarv Park. On Wednesday the Medenous Athletcs shelled the Barrv Foster Club 11-2 behnd the fne ptchng of Steve Leverone. The hghlght of the game came n the fourth nnng as Fullerton, Campbell and Frongllo slammed three consecutve homers to clnch the game n the nght-cap. R.R. B.B. M. M edged the Foster Club 4-3 as wth two outs and nobody on. Barrv Foster let up on a ptch and Bromander drove t over the rght feld fence to wn the game n the last nnng Bud Smmons provded the runs for the Foster Club as he slammed hs frst homerun of the vear for the wnners On Frdav the R.R. B.B. MM. outlasted the Mederous Athletcs to grab a strong hold on frst place. Scott MacGllverv was the httng star as he connected for two homeruns and had 6 rb's Coach Barcellos also added a solo blast and Chuck Wood contnued as the team's leadng htter, collectng two hts and a walk Bob Knowlton netted hs ntal ptchng wn. but was touched for homeruns by Fullerton and Mckev Tower. NQROUNDor ABOVE GROUND ft CHEMCALS FLTERS REPLACEMENT ARTS ROBERT'S POOl'N PATO Rte. 28 No. R«adng On«n 10 «M o«r-.m Sunday* O A M to 3 P» Wldwood and George Hooper. Hgh School Age lt-11 Free Style: Steve Woods, Wldwood and Ron MacmMullen and Steve Sommenberg, Glen Road. Age lt-ll Back Stroke: Nel WeUler. Hgh School. Tom Smth. Shawsheen and Bran Lawler. Boutwell. Age 12-11: Free Style: Bran Armstrong, Wldwood. Kevn Peterson, Hgh School and Tmmy Sughrue. Woburn Street Age Back Stroke: Tmmy Lawler. Boutwell, Doug Palmer, Hgh School and Jmmy Knowlton, Wldwood Swlmmag Champon, Grts Age t-7 Dog Paddle: Karen Ready, Wldwood. Suzanne Lawler. Boutwell and Lynn Bradley. North ntermedate Age»-» Dog Paddle: Snarl Ready, Wldwood Chrstne Fuller, Shawsheen. Janet Backman, Shawsheen and Karen Zuccaro. North ntermedate. Age M Free Style: Chrstne Sughrue. Woburn Street. Leeann Smth. Woburn Street and Pam Mac- Farland, Wobum Street Age lt-11 Free Style: Lsa Pellern, Wldwood Dane Coye. Wldwood and Sandy Ntchol, Boutwell. Age lt-11 Back Stroke: Lnda Strang, Hgh School. Dot Lawler. Boutwell and Sandy Nchol. Glen Road Age Free Style: Pam Strand. North ntermedate. Ellen O'Rourke. North ntermedate and Jule Bnggs. North ntermedate. Age Back Stroke: Maureen Sughrue. Wobum Street. Chrstne Marden, Hgh School and Valere Clark, Boutwell TEEN PROGRAM GOLF You wll have to provde your own equpment, but the rates are low and the lessons are free. As part of the Wlmngton Rec. Department's "Teen Program", golf wll be offered each Thursday mornng at 7:30 at the Garden of Eden Country Club. nterested partcpants are urged to take advantage of the reduced rates and the free lessons beng offered by Walter Bakoan. propretor of the Garden of Eden. For further nformaton, call the Rec. Dept. at A Remnder All Wlmngton bovs ages 13 and under as of September lt. are nvted to partcpate n the second annual run. punt, pan and kck contest to be held ths Saturdav mornng at the hgh schoo. All bovs should be there to regster at 9:30 W W **** $fqnd? ^* "^WWWfcW^oTVJw WLMNGTON Rec. Softball League Town Dvson Fnal 1 Jay-Dee Bulders 15- J Wedgewood Dner 11-7 Jm Mcel Club 11-7 Slver Lake Pharmacy»» McNamara Tre Co S-10 Soderholm Constructon Ml NAP A 1-17 ndustral Dvson (Fnal) Kof C 15-3 Smthcraft Lghtng 14-4 Sweetheart Plastc 11-7 Brewster's 9- t Compugraphlc 8-10 Lpton Pet Foods 3-15 Natonal Polychemlcal 3-15 TEWKSBURY Softball League Arrows t- 2 Brandng ron 17-3 Paradse 15-4 Center 11- t Baldwn u- a Jade East 6-l«Sullvan's 5-15 Cape 4-17 O'Bren's 4-17 WLMNGTON REC SOFTBALL AT TOWN PARK Tonght: Dvson Playoffs 16:00 and7:30pm. Monday: Dvson Playoffs (6:00 and 7:30 pm. Tuesday: Dvson Playoffs 16:00 and" 30pm Wednesday: Dvson Playoffs 16:00 and 7:30 pm V. F. W. POST 2458 Post Meetngs August 10 and 24 6am* Nght: Monday at 8 pm. Drums Nght: Tuesdays at 8 pm. Man Street, Wlmngton Center ROCKPORT FSH MARKET 169 Haven St. Readng STORE HOURS: RSH FSH COUNTER 9 AM - 6 PM RESTAURANT t TAKE-OUT SERVCE 9 AM -7 Ml RALPH'S AUTO BODY Ralph Klanear, Jr., Prop. Auto fantng fromo SrroJohfenne Wrecks Reavfr teev A 'or Jot toaor* CotrenlKf Corvette! OfowWera nsurance lametee SUPER-FAST SERVCE N. MAPLE ST. NORTH W0URN Ne. Wobum ndntrul Park SHOP HOWS: 7:»0 - jgjj DUNN'S BKE SHOP Tata leom tt t Wtoa t..1 laaatag faoart Con 11. alt Nna t. arl " Hours 9 to 8 'jaar Th, 9* FrU READNG re l«ttett ST., 11(11*1 M Jay-Dee Bulders to partcpate n State Tourney JOHN ONNTT: Popular.ub.ftutt let) felder for Wlmngt.n. Jay. Dot tulld.r. durng a rotent ptayeff me. John ployed ho Brat two nnlnaa, mod. several teactectular catchee and wot gven resoundng hand by the crowd CM ho ofaed off PLAYGROUND STANDNGS Boy' Softball, Senor DM.on Wobum Street Hgh School 444 Wldwood North ntermedate Shawaheen Boutwell Junor Dvson North ntermedate Glen Road Woburn Street Wldwood J-2-1 Hgh School Shawsheen Boutwell Street Hockey. Senor DM.on Boutwell Glen Road 5-W North ntermedate Shawsheen Hgh School Wldwood Wobum Street 044 Junor Dvson Glen Road Wobum Street Shawsheen Wldwood 14.5 Hgh School Boutwell 14-3 North ntermedate Grls League Powder Pelfs. Softball Glen Road Hgh School North ntermedate Wldwood Wobum Street Boutwell Shawsheen Street Hockey Glen Road 8-04 North ntermedate 4-24 Hgh School 4-44 Wobum Street 3-34 Wldwood 2-44 Boutwell 044 Thursday'. Result! Softball. Senor Dlv.on Hgh School. 10 Shawsheen, 6 Wobum Street, 10 Boutwell. 8 Glen Road. 12 North ntermedate. 7 Wldwood. Bye CUSTOM HOME BULDNG REMODELNG Wm. F Butt & Son * 6 WEST ST ' aa X.»"^e»aaajta»ataa»»aa BULLDOZNG SHOVELDOZN& Eammlnt Se*at DEL0URY Cm-' CONSTUCTON The area sem-fast ptch tourney wnners. Jay-Dee Bulders of Wlmngton wll see acton ths weekend n a 20 team double elmnatatlon state tourney. On Saturday the Wlmngton club wll play ether the l.etnm Club of Worcester of the Accushnet Legon of Cape Cod at Crompton Feld n Worcester. Game tme s lsted for 3:15 pm f the team should lose ther openng round game they wll play agan at 5 o'clock. The tour no v wll run on August 11th. 12th. 13th.18th. 19th and 20th To get to Crompton Park, take Route 495 to Route 290. ext at Kelly Square MOT M»l(OVtO PUVH, Thenwt McNemere of 51 Lawrence clraot, WBMMnajla.1 was.electee to ae Ha) 'meal mproved' n the VkterevMo cento*) fat the fast two week tet- len of the Youth Arena fvrnmer Hockey School, n North Wlmlngon tptttwy n rrkoj) WlrTlnetefl Tevln Hotkey League, and last wnter wea a aofantlvo etayer n the lenteant. WLMNGTON POP WARNER TAKNG REGSTRATONS t so't too late to sgn up for Wlmngton Pop Warner Football. Any Wlmngton bov between the ages of 9 and 14 s elgble to be at the Hgh School at 6 pm Monday thru Frday weather permttng to try out. Junor Dlvlsloo Hgh School, u Shawsheen. 4 Wobum Street, 5 Boutwell, 4 North ntermedate, 7 Glen Road, 5 Wldwood. Bye Powder Peffa Hgh School, S Shawaheen. 4 Boutwell, 16 Wobum Street, 6 Glen Road, 16 North rflermedlate. 5 Wldwood. Bye Street Hockey, Senor Dvson Shawsheen. 4 Hgh School. 1 Boutwell, 5 Wobum Street, 3 Glen Road, 3 North ntermedate, 2 Wldwood. Bye Junor Dlvloo Shawsheen. 3 Hgh School, 1 Wobum Street. 4 Boutwell, 2 Glen Road. 3 North ntermedate. 2 Wldwood. Bye Powder Polo Hgh School. 4 Shawsheen, 2 Boutwell, 4 Wobum Street, 2 Glen Road. 3 North ntermedate, 2 Wldwood Bye Tuetdav' Retan Softball. Senor Dlvlon Hgh School, 5 Shawsheen, 4 Wobum Street. Boutwell, 1 Glen Road, 12 North ntermedate, 10 Wldwood. Bye Junor Dvson Shawsheen. 4 Hgh School, 3 Wobum Street, 5 Boutwell, 4 North ntermedate, 5 Glen Road, 1 Wldwood, Bye Powder Pelts Hgh Schoo., 5 Shawsheen. 3 Wobum Street, 13 Boutwell. 4 Glen Road, 8 North ntermedate, 5 Wldwood. Bye Street Hockey, Senor Dvson Hgh School, 7 Shawsheen, 6 Boutwell, 3 Wobum Street, 2 North ntermedate. 3 Glen Road. 2 Wldwood. Bye Junor Dvson Hgh School. 7 Shawsheen, 6 Woburn Street. 4 Boutwell. 1 Glen Road. 3 North ntermedate, 2 Wldwood. Bye Powder Pulls Hgh School. 2 Shawsheen. 0 Wobum Street, 9 Boutwell. 6 Glen Road. 5 North ntermedate, 2 Wldwood, Bye r Kl N N Y # S1 Car & Scrap REMOVAL Metals Purchased BACK FOR SEPTC SYSTEMS LARRY PNTO Clom. Ad utar nvestgator Automotve & Auto Body Needs NSUtANCSJMATRSANDAtMAAlS».. Auto Body Repars 2 DADANT Dm V NO. WLMNGTON S

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4 PAGE FOUR by Lome Snakes rarely attack unless molested bat watch where you walk or clmb. n the Unted States, the (our posnoua snakes are the cottonmouth moccasn, copperhead moccasn, the rattlesnake and the coral snake Large blackfanged snakes are dangerous The are most actve at nght, spend most of the days lyng n the shade of a rock or dtch, or bured n the sand f snakebt occurs, treat the patlend for shock; keep hm quet and warm, and call for a doctor Gve coffee or aromatc sprts of ammona for nausea or fantness Another valuableaddlton to our socety s the competent servce avalable to you and your famlv at Slver Lake Pharmacy. SJ Man St.. Wlmngton For all your prescrpton, health and beauty ads, rely on the servces avalable to you at Slver Lake Paarrnacv. Open seven davs a week from 9 am to 10 pm Call Helpful HhM: Heat causes separaton and dscoloraton n castor ol whch means the ol had deterorated Candy & Gfts Lam'n H.rUofl, tg PK«r- SLVER LAKE PHARMACY 52 MAM STREET VRERE GST THE RED CARPET TREAT PEST Ralph Josselyn and hs lttle MCTD Catherne Josselvn won't turn on the ol heater n her Tewksburv home because n the dark she mght trp over an axle She's hestant about enterng the ;ellar from the outsde door: she mght knock over a wooden horse and send a 300 pound engne crashng to the floor All of her problems stem from what she calls. "Ralph's expensve toy " Ralph s her husband 'He runs the Vllage Prntshp n the garage of ther home at 31 Whte St When he sn't dong that, he and hs son Rchard are rebuldng a 1952 MGTD n hs cellar The two men started rebuldng the classc roadster because, as Ralph explans t. "mv son has dreamed about ownng once snce he was a chld " told hm he knew a man n Lunensburg who wanted to sell an old MGTD that was barelv runable Ralph and hs son mmedately bought the vntage vehcle, whch Ralph descrbed as "able to move then, and that's about all " Snce then the two Josselvns have bought a set of Brtsh standard tools, a complete MGTD manual and taken the whole car apart, down to the last nut and bolt Thev are also n contact wth experts n reupholsterng classc cars and supplyng used" parts for them Workng on the vehcle hasn't been a great problem to Ralph As a bov. he could dsassemble the 1914 Model T Ford and Harlev Davdson motorcycles he owned just after the end of the Wevmouth More recently he has Frst World War. and durng the helped keep a 1956 Pontac n Two months ago that dream drew depresson he worked as an g0od enough condton so that hs closer when a frend of Rchard's automoble mechanc n South olr,er son. Arthur, can regularly PKFNSHED PANELLNG All 4' x 8'. All Frst Qualty Heather H» (Wddwood) OAK $5?^5 WALNUT >*».*#-> Mela Guard ALPNE OAK ANTQUE OAK RUSTC PECAN HERTAGE BRCH Vnyl Sheld (Georga Pacfc) Dusky Lauan $4.95 Now $3.99 Now $3.95 Sweezey Home Courtesy Center ' Cusfomer Servce Our Specalty" ] 61S MAN ST.. WLMNGTON Jet Routas 129* 38 Op«n Frday Evanngs tl 9 P.M. All Day Saturday (or Y*w Convenarwe TEWKSBURY RESDENTS AR CONDnOND A Specal Rate for new readers n Tewksbury For years t has been the Tocn Crer of Wlmngton. Mote t has become just the Town Crer, and t wll serve both the people of Tewksbury and the people of Wlmngton. t hopes to gve the people of Teu-hsbury the same type of weekly newspaper coverage and nformaton that t gves to the people of Wlmngton, where thousands of people read t weekly. n order to make thngs easer for the new Tewksbury frends, a very specal offer s beng made. S wll pay for a subscrpton for the rest of the calendar year. The offer s just beng made durng the month of August. t wll not be extended nto September, nor wll t be renewed next year. Delvery wll be va the U.S. Mal. (Town Crer subscrptons run from January to January of each year. Ths method s done to smplfy bookkeepng. Subscrptons made at ths tme wll expre wth the last week of December, 1972) Robert Morrs s the Tewksbury Edtor N NAME STREET Robert Morrs, of the Town Crer staff, an experenced journalst, ha* been named to wrte The Story of Tewksbury, as t wll unfold each week, n tha pages of the Town Crar. Call Bob, f you have a story. The num- ber t But - not before noon. Bob sloops late! VS! Here s My Dollar! PtsMM Ml«r my RNMM Ur Ton CrWr,.ll* 31,1972. K Hk. K, «rtm. M fas5,fortb*«oar1973. Mal t" Town Crer Box 68. Tewksburv ssauhpttoo to l,fc Tewksburv. Mass f \ TOWN CRER TWKSBWnr/WlLMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 V TO MM MOWS: Ms* Jswalvn eflen «n* Memor cevered w*h aaan of fraosa and frmaas he rakvvo a vlnoja eutamaata. - use t on trps to and from Rochester. N Y. where he resdes Ralph thnks the MGTD should be fully restored n two to three years Before then the Josselvns WLMNGTON UNTED METHODST CHURCH The Rev Wlls P Mller. Mnster or Sun. August 13th: Mss Lnda Kvle returns as organst: the Pastor wll preach on "The New Testament Church" Tues. August 15th: mportant tranng program for vouth n "Sharng Your Fath" wth a Campus Crusade for- Chrst leader Wed. August 16th: Unted Methodst women of all Methodst Churches go n cars to Women's Day at Asburv Grove n Hamlton The Chaplan wll speak on Campmeetng Patterns. Passons and Personaltes'" TEWKSBURY THEFTS A mssng traler accessory and an automoble wndsheld were among the thefts reported n Tewksburv durng the past week Ward Davs of 75 Cherry Road sad Frdav a $40 ball from hs traler htch was stolen Mchael J Sullvan of 991 Chandler St Ytrs DRVE - N mstaurant The Fnest n Cantonese Cusne LUNCHEON SPECALS SERVED DALY Ectot Sndqrs 1 Holdays Open Mon- Thurs 11:30-10 Frl 4 Sat untl 11 Sundays t Holdays 2: LOWELL ST RTE 129-0PP AVC expect to replace rusted rocker panels on the vehcle, completely buff and repant the bodv. degunk even- part to remove drt and grease and order a new top and upholstery for t More dffcult work ahead ncludes gettng two pstons for the car together wth new rngs and gvng t a valve jot Deaths FUNERAL SERVCES FRDAY FOR ANTHONY TOT Anthony Tot of 11 Brand Avenue Wlmngton passed away at the Lemuel Shattuck Hosptal n Boston on Monday evenng followng a prolonged llness Mr Tot. who was 59 years of age at the tme of hs death, was born n Dedham. the son of the late Guteano and the late Vctora (Petruccl Tot He had been a resdent of Wlmngton for the past 24 years He was a former The Josselvns handle these jobs 8th at.norwood Hosptal Mrs. on weekends and one nght a week, Grard had made her home on leavng each job lookng as though Chestnut Street. Wlmngton for they've been swmmng n a tar many years and was the wdow of pt. but glorvng n the exposure George Grard She s survved of Brtsh steel long hdden n by her daughters Phylls E. rust and grme Grard of Norwood, wth whom "We go about the work of ds- she had been makng her home assemblng the car n a metho- and Mrs. Shrley Montgomery dcal manner that wll allow us of Wrentham. and two grandto put t back together agan chldren. wthout too much trouble.'' Ralph Funeral servces wll be held explaned "When we take one from the Nchols Funeral Home. secton apart, all the nuts, bolts 187 Mddlesex Ave. Wlmngton and small parts go nto an enve- ths mornng Thurs. August 101 lope marked to show exactlv at 10 o'clock wth the Rev Wlls where they belong " Mller of the Unted Methodst As a result, the Josselvn cellar Church of Wlmngton offcatng looks lke a cramped car parts store, wth axles, marked envelopes, unversal jonts and tres n everv dark corner and open space Ralph, who s 67 vears old, jokes. " hope lve to see t completed." Lookng 10 vears younger than hs age. few nsurance companes would bet he won't lve that long The two Josselvns plan to jon the "T" Club of owners of classc MG roadsters, and t mght not be unbelevable to contemplate a 70-vear-old Ralph Josselyn lavng a strp of rubber from hs MG tres n a club race ALCE M BSCHOFF. LFELONG RESDENT OF WLMNGTON Mrs Alce M Bedell l Bschoff of 65 Burlngton Avenue. Wlmngton passed away at the Mass General Hosptal n Boston on August 3rd Born n Wlmngton 69 vears ago. Mrs Bschoff had resded here all her lfe She was the wfe of Otto F Bschoff and the mother of Frederck B Bschoff of Pelham. N.H.. and Mrs Andrea Houser of W mngton Three employee of the Metropoltan...., T T,., A K ( _ u """ *" grandchldren a so survve Theater and before hs llness forced hs retrement, he was employed as a fork lft operator for the B.F. Goodrch Company- Mr Tot s survved by hs wfe. Mrs Eugena Pckowcz Tot. hs son Anthony G Tot: hs daughter. Mrs Kathrvn V Howard, all of Wlmngton: hs two brothers. Alexander Tot of Hyde Park and Joseph Tot of Dedham: hs two ssters. Mrs Rose Sst and Mrs Anne Vendett both of Hvde Park Two grandsons. Gregory P and Leonard G Howard of Wlmngton also sury ve Funeral servces wll be held trom the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son told polce Sunday-1 Funeral Home. 374 Man Street, a $100 wndsheld was mssng' Wlmngton on Frday at 9 15 am from hs let: Ford followed bv a Funeral Mass at St Dorothy's Church at 10 whch wll be celebrated bv the Rev Father Joseph Leahev Bural wll take place n the famly lot. Wldwood Cemetery Frends may tall at the funeral home from 7 to 9 o'clock on Thursday evenng D & S ELECTRC UCMSf D EUCTKAK NDUSTRAL - RfSDENTAL Cm martal WLMNGTON HOSPTAL BULDNG FUND Memoral Contrbutons may b* tont to Mddloto Bank % Jotoph Maft*o, Wlmngton, or the VVtl mngton Center Pnormacy % Mrv Lllan Wood ude Man Street Wlmngton. All contrbuton* wll be oc- know edged Servng Wlmngton over 35 Yrs COOMBS FURNTURE Qualty «.V Economy 464 MDDLESEX AVENUE NORTH WLMNGTON The emblem whch makes certan that ALL your nsurance needs wll be handled promptly, professonally and economcally. Talk to us. Bedell Brothers nsurance Agency. nc. VT Man St, 6SB-OH0 WlBtngton, Mas. Mrs Bschoff also leaves three brothers. Harry Bedell of Lowell. LeRov Bedell of Marshfeld and Walter E Bedell of Boylston: a sster. Mrs Sarah Perrv of St Petersburg. Florda and a cousn. Elzabeth Furlan of Md dleboro. Mass Mrs Bschoff was a member of the Lades Benevolent Socetv of the Congregatonal Church of Wlmngton Gravesde servces were held on Monday. August 7th at 2 pm n Wldwood Cemeterv. Wlmngton wth the Rev Allen Tadgell offcatng Funeral arrangements were under the drecton of the Nchols Funeral Home. 187 Mddlesex Avenue. Wlmngton. FUNERAL SERVCES TODAY FOR HELEN GRARD Mrs Helen cho.te Grard. born n Wlmngton 72 vears ago passed awav suddenlv on August Bural wll take place n Wldwood Cemeterv, Wlmngton HOSPTAL FUND CONTRBUTONS Relatves, frends and loved ones honored by contrbutons n ther memory to the Wlmngton Regonal Hosptal Buldng Fund, ths week nclude: Ralph Goosney Tewks rom Alma and Tom Pendergast Ralph Goosney Tewks from Mrs Blanche Penney Ralph Goosney Tewks from Mr and Mrs Leo Trmarch Ralph Goosney Tewks. from: Mr and Mrs Ralph Chslett. Mrs. La- Veme Randall and Mrs Margaret Kydd. Lawrence OGrolamo Marchett Estelle E Shelley from George and Mary Foley Joseph L. Cunnngham. Sr. Robert Brsbos. Rchard Cole (Somervlle) John Lucc. Vclora F Waruszyla. mother of Benne Waruszyla. from Mrs Los Lautz and Famly Mary E Stoddard Stngel Readng mother of Mss Salley Stngel. from Sweethear Plastc Employees. BothermoTech. Vctora F Waruszyla, mother of Benne Waruszyla, from Mr and Mrs Edmund Deschenes Polce Offcer Frecerck H Ward from George and Mary Foley. Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Mr and Mrs Robert Brsbos Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Mr and Mrs John Lucc Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Danel and Mare Burbne Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Marge and George Dyas Frank G Carpenter (Mane brother of Paul Carpenter, lovngly remembered by Mr and Mrs Paul Carpenter and Famly. Frank G Carpenter, brother of Alce Whte (Andover from Edward. Robert and Annelte Shelley Frank G Carpenter (Mane brother of Paul Carpenter from Mr and Mrs Joseph Baleatrer Frank G Carpenter Mane brother of Edna Brdges from Mr and Mrs Mchael O'Relly. Frank G Carpenter from George and Mary Foley. Elzabeth Kelley. mother of Arthur Kelley. from Mrs Mary Calandrello. Elzabeth Kelley. mother of Arthur Kelley from Edward. Robert and Annette Shellev Buyng or sellng a house? SwyourRrnllor. ' J «l.1 "«s jjj Somebody good EASTERN MDDLESEX BOARD OF REALTORS WLMNGTON, Wc..(,.ld M.l- ro»«. North Readng. Weburn and Ston.ham SHAWSHEEN PLUMBNG HEATNG CORP. NEW REMODELNG REPARS ALBERT A. SALERA MASS. UC f DRNK WHEN DON'T WANT TO THAT'S OUR BUSNESS ALCOHOLCS ANONYMOUS Wrte to 1 Laure Road, Tewksb'ry Kosmo the Klown Entertanment for Partes, Carnvals, Bazaars Hourly rates WRGHT ELECTRC CO. ELECTRCAL CONTRACTORS NDUSTRAL - COMMERCAL - RESDENTAL WLMNGTON 6S KN0LLW00D FARM DARY 31* Awawver St.. Mart. Wlmlayataw, M.. DARY PROOUCTS H0M DELVERY M.C.EATON Elzabeth Kelley rom George and Mary Foley Elzabeth Kelley rom Mrs Mar jore E. Wlson and Famly. Joseph McManus from George and Mary Foley. Joseph McManus from rvng and Betty Rce. Joseph McManus from Mr. and Mrs John O'Bren. Joseph McManus from Mr. and Mrs Rchard McHugh Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward rom Albert D Forenza. Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Mr and Mrs Davd McCue Polce Offcer Frederck H. Ward from Mr and Mrs Robert Lynch Polce Offcer Frederck H. Ward rom Edward, Robert and Annette Shelley. Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Wave and Grace Drew. Polce Offcer Frederck Ward rom Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Bender.. Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Mrs Ernest DGrolamo Mary Frances Pratt, another brthday n Heaven, lovngly remembered by her Mom. Dad. ssters and brothers Alce M. Bedell Bschoff from Lndsav E Stevens. Alce M (Bedell) Bscholl from Mr and Mrs Leo Trmarch Estelle E Shelley, sster ol Evelyn Muse, from Paul and Barbara Carpenter Estelle E Shelley from Mr. and Mrs John O'Bren Estelle E. Shelley from Leo and Mare McCarthy EstelleE Shelley from Mr. and Mrs Robert Yankowsk. Ralph A. Allen. Estelle E Shelley from Mr. and Mrs. Rchard McHugh Fredde Ward from the John J Burke Famly (Florda. Polce Offcer Frederck H. Ward from Attorney and Mrs. Smon Cutter. Polce Offcer Frederck H. Ward from Jean and Dck Wllson. Polce Offcer Frederck Ward from Mr and Mrs. Ralph A. Allen. Polce Offcer Frederck H Ward from Mr and Mrs Joseph Bales trer Polce Offcer Frederck H. Ward from Mrs Edna M Fnnerty Francs X Butler Stoneham) from George Savard.Sr Herbert F Surrette, sone of Adelne Surrette. from Edward. Robert and Annette Shelley Estelle E Shelley from the John J Burke Famly (Florda). Estelle E Shelley rom Mr and Mrs George W. O'Bren Beaataraaa Nates Proceeds from a recent nter-famly aucton sale, followng a pcnc at the James Durkee home were donated to the Wlmngton Hosptal Buldng Fund On August 1st. the bank balance of the Hosptal Buldng Fund had reached a total of Ths balance s a result of the efforts of many nterested people, who donated ther tme, talents and money Events ncluded of course, donatons n leu of flowers; the huge barn sale, carnvals, organ concert by Ken Wlson, dance rectal by students of Jeanne Everett, neghborhood shows by the small fry. monthly donatons by the VFW and the Women's Club, chances on afghans donated by frends and a beautful brde doll - Thanks a bunch, all you guys and gals, we needed that' - Doa't Let Tkem Down Vst your attc or cellar today, or Just look around the house lor tems you may not be usng, but that some one else mght lke to own Call Ray M at or Ray Y. at and donate your unused artcles to the upcomng Hosptal Fund Aucton and Rummage Sale The co-charmen of the September 10th event, would lke to hold up the Fund's record of successful events and make ths one even better yet Don't let them down!! They're watng to hear from you - Now!! CARD OF THANKS To the press of St Thomas and St Dorothy's Parsh, and to the good frends and neghbors and all our relatves, we wsh to express our sncere thanks for all the prayers, cards and flowers durng Estelle's llness and n our hour of sorrow The Edward Shelley Famly CARD OF THANKS A great bg "Thank You" to my very good frends and neghbors for ther cards and vsts durng my recent, bref llness A specal "Thanks" to Ed Fuller and Tom Robbns ol the Fre Department ambulance crew lor ther good work These men are the new breed of our department get more proud of ths department everv dav Now know what ts lke to be on the recevng end Sncerely, Wllam P Nee.Lt. Wlmngton Fre Dept ;nm.p0rj*r / Wlmngton V Pwbtoh.4..., Th do, ^ lh# UMnaajM N«w» C~XH., -. j«. M.«U>..»... wa.^, * «. ol' r.»;,»a 3346 S h,.p n p,«w.hu m od.on,. Wn**.. HM» US U fc.«r,»j.,,..,.. ".... DM*mW Jl K. 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5 TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WLMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 PAGEHVE By Shoppng Cerretan's Bg Three For Better Meats At Sensble Lvable Prces JUST MAGNE A FAMLY OF SX CAN AS MUCH AS $ 500 A YEAR ON TOTAL PUR- CHASES. SHOPPNG AT CERRETAN'S S A MUST F NTEND TO BG FOR THE BEST FOODS AVALABLE - MELROSE - REVERE - READNG USDA Top Choce Heavy owa Corn Fed Steer Boneless Chuck Pet Place lt Tll Fen AM ROASTS 1 Can Ee. Campbell. Cr. of Mushroom Cr. ef Onon Cr. ef Celery Seep - V Cup Sherry 1 lev Leaf, Salt, Garlc, Pepper, Wrap. lake n Oven Top Choce Steer Boneless Save 24c lb. Top Choce Steer From owa OVEN ROAST CHUCK «,. 89 c Top Choce Steer Boneless Save 30c lb. CHUCK STEAKS.. 85 c Top Choce Steer Boneless Check CHUCK FLLET Top Choce Steer Boneless BLADE STEAKS Checkerboard Square Save 14c lb. Turkey Leg Quarters. b 35 c Checkerboard Square Save 10c b. ROASTNG CHCKENS,W Morrell Prde Best Lean SLCED BACON»89 c Super Deluxe ALL MEAT FRAffS.-79 c STEAK ROAST SALE» -. Top Round-Bottom Round TOD Srlon Back Rump TOP CHOCE S *)0 BEEF STEER 1^0 ROUND CUTS EYE 0' ROUND,1.45 K0NEYM00N o, $ 1.59 ^RATHOWATREAJS^ Hckory Smoked SLCED BACON > 98 c BkhOssj LNK SAUSAGES Ox. Pk. 49c AN Meet SKNLESS FRANKS * 85C SKNLESS FRANKS lb. 93c Save 31c lb. 95 c lb. Save 24c lb. b. Chuck Steaks ONE N Top Choce Steer Bone-n Chuck Undercut Steaks Save 20c lb.»6r Save 20c lb. 79 s b. Top Choke Steer Boneless Shoulder Save 31c lb- LONDON BROL» T 5 Lean Ground Beef Approx. 3 lb. Pah. Save 33c lb. GROUND CHUCK >, 88 c DEU NOOK TREATS Our Own Slced BAKED HAM "Mv* Durtchmacher Bulk REG. FRANKFORTS* 99 c Dutchmacher Old Fashon Loaf lfc 55 c Columba Gem MNCED HAM N.pco Bavaran P f LVERWURST Nepco Bavaran,b 79 c 89 SALAM v lfc. 55 c Abbrotxose or CasaUege SALAM *«*» M.99 Plymouth Rock "CoppocoR or GENOA SALAM ^ 89 ^wsmlseftrtctff?'"* Mdget Bologna,2 ~89 c Mdget Salam» ' 99 c Rath owa Corn Fed Golden 'Harvest Extra Lean Hgh n Proten Save 38c lb. PORK CHOPS 85 owa Corn Fed Extra Java 24e b. owa Com Fed Extra Lean Save 38c lb. PORK CUTLETS * 95 c Pork Lon Rb Country Style SPARE RBS Save 3Cc b.,b 69 c Boneless Extra Lean For Rothtsero Save 38c b. PORK ROLL, 95 c Excellent For Pattes & Sausage Pattes GROUND PORK HEAT & EAT MEATS tanqxt Fred. 2 k. Unt CHCKEN 'n BASKET *1.59 Mr. tostee FSH & CHPS " * 59C Monell's fres 5 CAN HAMS *4.98 Rath Hckory Smoked 5 CAN HAMS *5.49 Save 38c b., 95 c RB HALF PORK LON b. 75 owa Corn Fed Extra Lean Save 34c >. CHNE HALF PO* ^, 85 c Rothmand Dutchman Park Save le lb. LNK SAUSAGES * 98 c Bar-B-Cue Sweet Or Hat talan, Sausaqes COLONAL MAN TREATS X-M.LD FRANKS *> 71* Reg. - Qmrmtm - Gorc SLCED BOLOGNA Leea Vac Pok SUCED BACON "> 95 c Cr>-o-v.c Weter Add** SMOKED SHOULDERS * 5Y C Saw le fc. 4 8 C OPEN FOR R CONVENENCE MONDAY THRU FRDAY 7:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. SATURDAYS 7 A.M. to 6 P.M. ay Fresher RerrlgeTatea Fruts And VegeTOaes At Carrataal' Avod Dost And Sun Wttted Pradace ] WANT TO E A MELCNARE ON THESE SPEClfA PUCES OF MELONS! 17«CANTALOUPE,.,, Lb. Avg. Mnur ethjlslj Save 20c WATERMELONS -89 c Large Sb» Moutb-Watermg HONEYDEWS Phono Sweet Large 30c -69 Save ZOc SEEDLESS GRAPES. 39 CeretaBl The rsseef, BANANAS Fresh Natve Crtxp Crue% CUKES COLUMBA GEM TREATS M *» " «> teeeeeeeeass ALL MEAT FRANKS»»* *U9 ALL BEEF FRANKS» 8 9c POLSH KELBAS» 95^ Cooked SLCED SALAM rs Save Be 10 c 3.39 Serve Wth Meat Or Fsh Save 19c Fresh Cole Slaw CJUPak 10 c Kofc.p«k. 79c ARMOUR STAR TREATS a j.tw* SUCED BACON * 79«PAN SZE BACON " «* 85= 'lurthee Perk Barrt Weter Added DASY DELTES "» 89= rtealtf ott All Beet - One FRANKS CHUS * ACOH b, 89c 20c C These Prces Effectve Thru August 12, 1972 Hot Responsble For Typographcal Errors We Reserve the Rght to Lmt Quanttes 13c He 24c 16c le 5c Straw. Rasp. - Blackberry. Cherry - Orange Lem.-Lme Why Pay More Royal Gelatn 6 A 96 c Gesha Chunk - Serve Wth Prnce Egg Hoodes Why Pay Mare Lght Tuna 2 78 Progresso tread Steak Or Veal Cutlets Why Pay More Bread Crumbs 4 %> 94 c Breakstone Serve Wth Baked Potato Why t-ay Mo Sour Cream 2 & 78 Hostess Serve n Crabmeat Or Lobster Salad Why Raj More Mayonnase *% 48 Chffoe - Fne Flavor Spreads Easy Margarne You Save 20c Excellent Far Cookoats DXE PAPER PLATES #T SOCooot - l- PAK. You Save ec For Easer Laundry Chores CLOROX BLEACH 48 Why Ray More 48 > Frozen Food Specals You Save 20c LOUSES RAVOL k^f CLPTHS COUPON ^ Cerretan's Save 40c Caaaoa» MAXWELL HOUSE NSTANT COFFEE 6T 7 OB. Jar => Lmt 1 Per Famly - Expfc*. B-2-72 c 23c 48c 32c 40c 21c 23c Fresh Kng Sm - Tor.'Dad's Lunch PoU LVtS. Whte Bread 3 A * 1 Why Pay Mat* S" 00 For Qucke Mena -.Chcken Or Beef Why Rce-a-ron 4 A $ Pay Mare $100 1 Corts Gnger JUe Or Club Soda -A Good Mxer Why r"«ty More Beverages 4-SF *% Fresh Englsh. For Toast Or MM Pfacsa Muffns 4^ $ 1 Why Pay More $100 Fresh Bread - Serve Wth Pastram Or Corned Beef Why Pay Mare Pumpernckel 3% ' 00 Pneapple Grapefr* Yaer Choce leg. Or Pek Wry **f More Doles Drnks 3 * 84 Yea Save 17c or Hone* And Pcncs CORONET PRNT ASSORTED NAPKNS BOCoaet $ 1.00 Yost Save 20c PUNCH DETERGENT 99 MOcPak.

6 PAGE SX TRADNG POST NON DSPLAY - NO CREDT 25 Words or loss, $1.00. Each addtonal word - 5c. Deadlne - Tuesday 5 pm. Note, as of August frst no credt s to be allowed n the Tradng Post column. RCOUC SAFE A FAST WTH GOCS TAeUTS A Vop woltt D>M> W."! nq.n Plan Druaj Flea Snappng Ctn' WJmtrtften SALE SVllAt NtW N AM-HAND,H»Hn damantlralea" 10 peed Wl» «atwa dk«lr * *«-Kala.aU. Fvll, a-a.lll.all 1 nd («. "! -d '-«t " "». > * CoJ M.,.1. «6S»n 6. «-K.rd «6) 9))) ft* 4 fa* XFERfNCD STltCMlR Wll ATH HEM* > d.«.». oo»wm.tanks. « M«MB and drop-, R.o.onobl. C«4 lose Ml -?7 CHMPtO C1ANNO SnOAUSTS AN teool «v-t far ndurnr hames. etfmet Wn daw all t,pe> of flaars. a.pa.g N «* 1 h#, P lean-ng tha MMMflf ASMfM * Have WM avodawe TWO STNGRAY KVCllS FOR *.l N A-1,..-d...».««h -K.,1, On* bay. 1M 00 e».»ls$js00 NwW.-Wh Call DM 4744» tt- al J Sh.^n tad WJmnf M TOYS A GFTS FAEY F1AN' HGHEST COM mnuam lorpae ( on 1 Fantasst Hotto cword. No nh o«rlo» Co* o. wna Sono Faft-at. Avan Cann 0601 Fhone 20) o'j 141J Also bookmg parta. TOF DOUAt FAD FOR OlD OAK MAHOGANY WMPM and p."» (um.lu.. old flot and chne old baaht wo> MtwaaH Coll a> 373 MllatflaCl LAWNC-ANOOVBR UNl MODERN CAR. salad wa Sad'aant apaomont $170 lndwda» haa at> andt«n>nf ranaa and lawndry ' '' ' CM Ml 3346 tawrssan Naaar«CAR WASH FOR MRV SUNDAY AUOUS ] 10-4 al MtNomao -a Dana>an *1 00 Sp**- aatad b. ha Wdm.najtan CammMaa -a alac ahn Rarty «Canfr«M >970 MRCUY MONTffOO V AUTOMAC Raw aaat, ; *B, on n*w...,., ata*n>anad Call aahxa 6 pm 6S S730 nmmonwkalthok MA-^Al'lH *KTTN SHERFF'S SALE M'.! U l.o»fll ll-cmht S Takffl " MWCHllOR JOJ *"ll be Mld n publc RDCtlOO»n hf 'tm da o* September 19'2 oa FfdJv J odotk AM J SHERFFS OFFCE SO Warren Sreel Uwell Counv ol Mddlesex j he rght hlle dnd neresl hjl Jamev Calllla, Sr M HopkM Mreet *l mnron COUMV ' * Mddlemen htd HMM etempl bv d* rum lev\ on everuton or from alarh men on the Sh da\ ol December 1970 t 8 00 o dork» M benr the lme when he sjme *aleted on executon n ^nd to he lollownd descrbed real e-late lowl A rerun) parcel l land wth the buldw* there on sujed n WlnHWnt m he Counlt ol Mddle le bounded and dev-rbed a lollow* Northerh h\ Hopkn* Stree one hundred elrhlv nne and b feel North easerk b\ Und HUM or lormerk of Joseph Crspo one hundred forlv three and U S lee S*Hlhe»*terK b» land no» or lormerk nl Elmer B Chase three hundred nnetvlour and W 40 lee and WeMerK b\ lot 8 lour hundred hm-nne and > (eel Term* ol sale Cash LEO. TR DEL AJ n DEPTY SHERFF OMMHNWEALTH OF MASSACHl^ETT. MllMlr..,» PROBATE CORT To all per«.n- LMCTMCCl n kc ESUU ot WUUan nauwka lac tl V.ttunst«t n sad Counv deceased A petton h. been presented lo satd Cowl loc probate of a certan nsrumen purportng to be He last Mll of sad,1-v,-.,-.-] b\ Lonel M Bald am! Hlmnflon n the Counv ol Mddlesex prax n«that he be apponted executor thereof vvdcaaf* 1 toobect thereto vou or VCMT attor nev «h>uld lle a wrtten appearance n >ad Court at Cambrdge before 'en Oflotk n the forenoon on he eleventh dav " Vptember 1972 the return da» of thsntaton WlMM Wllam E H«vt ElRWrf Fnl Jndlf " " kbltatlm l"f!hdav ol Julv 1971 JohnV Marxev A Regster mmnsv.eattlkma*\ach»ettv PROBATE (ll HT Mlddle»rx..s Tt c.pargr ( Anderson ll tlloh m «S le >' \v* lumostrt' A lbel ha> bc-n prrsent'd l.» -sld Cour bv vour»le Alce R Aadrrsaa orjvng tha a dxonr rom the bond ol mutrm»nv beween larrarl."'l vou b>- dec rwd lug ke JUM >. rurl ml abamv n-.lhfnl ar.t prat ng l...lchnv.ml l"r u*.mv.. and.llovalm CH mnul - Mldr.n l(...u.u.r. UMdhnlhrre uandsaat alkh nev khatld tle. *rn»>.. ---r Rtr M - M ' ln.k. wmlx uw n* r.m h*'.,,....:.l s..l.-nhr T; HH -turn L> d M t.! LtHal H»ns W4MH K H.v* E.Murt- Kn»l Jwhl 4..nclCurt r..xlxl.v! lul* '72.lmx H..v. n:\ a KrgMc COMMONWEALTH OEMASNACHNETT. shkrekvsate M44lesex *s Uaell sua- tl SS Taken on rwrlmr and wll be sold b' publx aulon m the lu dav ol September 1072.m Fr dav al urkwfc AM at ke SHERFF s OFFCE SO Warren $tm* Lowell Countv ol Mddlesex all he nghl ttle and nterest Ua' Leo Carter "27 Mam Srrel Wlmngton ('mjnt ol Mddlesex '.ad M exepl bv law rom lew on rtfs-tttkon.t ran ata hntent UB ke Hh dav ol Januarv SJfcV brng n* tllh 1 w?,«n kf ane wa«attac'rd N rrrct pn«n* n jnd kc lollnwng dr- nbcsj rral -stj.. town.,nfj -.-' HH Buldng- llnrrwn -luuu-d on Man snvt H Wtlm-vgtNn and beng dtovfl J- Ul «MV a plan.nl.d Plan p l^nd n Wtlmn* tun Ma-- lul MKlbarl alone Jalnl Aprl F 9SS drawn bv Dana F t'.rkm. 4 s->ns n. (vl Kngmerrs sjt plar la-mg maded wth MnWU* -^, -,ru DlsrtH H.K-V.. Deed' P Buok ol Plan-»7 Plan ft fc-undrd and deal nbrd as 1 vohtht \NTEK> h> lanj rww or fon. r v u KobcT' landf. tw.. njndred and 1*100 lee stll THEAsTEH S bv Mam Mr***, flls wl FOR SAUL fatts for AU EUJCTRC SHA- Mft, > «! " Sunbaa**, Rammfjlar. Naaaka and Sthteh Sho.a» A A Ja-afan Stanahaw. Sajuara S0 MTHWEsTVHl V n Hm..ur.es a latul ll* latr* ol l» 100 lee bv land now or l.rm.rlv >l lafunsdun MlHTHEAsTERLV llltv and 2" - 01 fofthtlv ol sad amb»burx l.manme llau -Q«ar. rrl.. land morr or e-- an ur.nros.dplan Twmsol.. l.ko. TR "OK. A3 D * )KP1 T^ MKRFK 11MMON*H TMKMA^-'Al lu^ktr*'. ROBATH'UFVT Mlodlr.rx» TuJaHla-an d - \ hbr ha* bm snl O-jn tw. vour l. larrn C'aan : ' ' -' dvurn r.-n Ht* bur-jul m-nr., - * **rf anl v.nj DP 0>, n.-vll.r lf.u*- ' rax ndatw^trrralnrm t tut, dratly bubn ' "u.. >"ur atlar n.-v.mma...1 -r '. 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Lal "rauanal l»t1 JahnV Mar.- All TM RfRWr- SECOND MORTGAGE OANS TO W11MNOTON HnMwfM. 1S00 and up te poy adl - pravtda (oth Far.ana.ao term, fraa a«n»allnaj ' day ronf-owur.arv-e RaWM Slavam. -7J9-6S6 WAU O WAU CAEFST CLEANNG HOMES. ndustral A l-'ntu Oaansna, al a* ste -«js wth free pechup and delae-y Full muraaca varaaja MHa(o«->n QUO. on lead Aka Baa. cleonsno, ond fur lontonal ar«««fraa es- Dm OotantSor.KeCe a HOUSE FANTNG: NSDE A OU. CARFENTR artrl A roal N«*> Free a. lme, a* Reheat Robno 6) WAUFAPERNG AND FANTNG FR EST malat. Coll 658 6J7> FARM OAM MNMUM DEVRY FV Yo.daod S toe ndvded 6) FOR $All WANUT ntcmn ** *. POtM ' Ma M,. taut thews wth -*" Whle*" «Mm - -N.. KM W" Kaadfc^d, H 00 xh le*, aas-tho.. S30 00 Cell 4)1 2*24 UTORNO COUD'VOUR CHllD NlFH.ram a -a.**. * " " «'» "* " *** ""T,, Frhraa lwla«-«t * " at>«ala1r»t «MM CaHtS 3639 njrnshed ROOM FOR GENTUMAN N NORTH W...fl'o- Coll VOUSWAON C.M1 l«70 MCUN,..dt »«Call T«a» Hm «a>9s FOR SAU ORS «XU**A SFlOER.paad Kand araa* a.allan ««nav.«n $30 00 CaH6S 3M 1466 CHASSS MOUN MOTORHOME OMC Fa.*> a.afcat and»»*«9 " ~0 -da. Wall a war ara* taa»ak SN^F* «*** "*..d«s..nda.d A.h.n.tllOO RSSMANO AN0 AUHAthONS WEOONG aawn> b.^.-adt aa-n, WW n*ad«of.,,..--..op... ac.a.«.*. 1-a.anaMa pr^a. haaaxmaa. Campe-* 6S-46U FRFAC1 WOOO AUHAROWOOO ,^M^ S.a.-M.-oV. CoM ofu S pn- FOR SALE COW MAV^ 3 YDS S 00 7 YDS S3* 00 l'aa«ad laan S* 00 pa>.o-o 3,o.d. m,n.n,wm da,..., FaT S3S 00 paf HWB «- falajja* mtk tan. Q 00 Mwaa aaa.dad aa^anh W.a. Fa>m. San*ham H OtANOMA E R NGHT ARYSTTR S 00 p* "'» CoR6S-3S67 WlMNGtON SAU Y SUDER SFU1 af'ooca mnch Caun.,.an-*f Th.a» larga badfaam t*»plo9 «callo. alatt tmaxf daa-t o loraa dak Catomt both Goad lo.ot.o- 130 too Call 6) ol'a 6 o"> FNOfR OVNG CAR FOR CMlO N MY Kama *hda maha- w*>h Fan«ad to ra>d Ml HPM 6) FAMLY FARE UvalSHtM.») fcefyeam Newly Opened Across from Avco A.M.-tor.M- 7 BAYS 18 FLAVORS NEED ELECTRCAN? HOUSE WRNG REPARS CALL Lcensed TOWN OF WLMNGTON BOARD OF REGSTRARS NOTCE TO VOTERS The Board of Resuars wll be n sesson at the Town Hall. Mddlesex Avenue. Wlmngton. Mondav evenng August lrom7 30 PM lo 9:00 PM. Mondav evenng. August rom 7:30 PM to 9 00 PM and All Day Regstraton begnnng Saturdav noon to p m on August the last day to be regstered (or the State Prmares to be held on Sept F TalbotEmerv.Chmn A Board of Regstrars UMMOM.KA TH OF MA^AH>.:TTN PHOBATt. 'lm ' ' MMr*r " T.. s»lrtf* DtUc. - ' '' m "" (,UM. H P \ lbel ha* brw prr» - : Dvmr.l. ft Dmrl ;.r,, run beam : - " dc. Ur.-l.mo '..: -- anabl> lar valant ' - : TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WMNOTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 m jfaaty^1'^! -"-**' - ' ' n, mana.' '- ' '' - " * MM lr.lf.1 - ' m^ -l.»ulj hl.' ' ' '--1 -''., jmana*»«' m - -' - U ljv.,1 "atarmbrl 1^2 r..-- :. nlanan»,n ttalum: lln> K-w«- '...jd.'uf.tr'm^' U* ' r : \ 11 R.-f- l1»mmnm»ka.th(lr - MA*>vA HL'-'.TT' Mld4lr-rx.. '-aprrler (.aar. n Kgau. \o URS t John J Pralll and Carl-tlar M PrM ol * lnnfln n hr» larmx " Mddle*! x jnd U al B-r-n- t-nlllfd l» He btdeft* " He NaMHTa.ml S-lr-A Cvl H.ltl \.t.- 1*40 -mt-nded FrlrdJa.!%a**a,.t \r*ln n k*.kmv at MlFJallPH rlan.ng la be hr nrt'm-n taldx-r tl j ptrm. m tvh* xxurd bv a utortfjrf rm hr tmperl..nauxl \OHTHKAsTKRl.V bv Mnn Sm- llv-t-ven and V 100 '-7 tt rrl M)THKAST>:H.V bv l«.l» Tl and Rh * Hundred -Rtt* nne ^nd 100»^ «MUTH lakstkh.v bv l.n M *" hundred -nlv and bO 10- th AM * ~»d bnundare* are drh-nvrd bv lve l-nd 'ortl! bt U«aU*d -- -n.an»n -ubdv'.wn pljn 11*241 Mr** lw«" 1, r..an bv Ared Mlll-n-e t'll Kngmer dated Juv tfjl.>.hhrnved bv He nurl llfd n the l-nd Heg-rattK (Hfat* a >"D» * a ponn ol arhtrh > llanl *n H-rtftJf >l Tlr 1*01 and ad land H aatatr J» l"l «evenv 70.m -ad pll W.lnungon n fcr l"nunu "l Mddlesex ««rn b\ John J r*r.u.md hruhar M Pral brlrp] Julv «V/71 jnd re.rded n Mddlesex Vorth Reg»trv ll l>t-d. Heg.tm-d l»nd Srxlon H...b m l\fe 2!«a* 1>K unn*nt \o T2> 'rr Hale \n 1*710 hn lllr-tl avmh -ad tawl a bll n mulv for aul rlv lo f»rtl.«e»jd wrtfaa n hr manner lolltmng bv entrv and pxr-wtun.,n. exer. -e ( xmvr tl gadjp vaaj ar. t-nlcd l' Hr brnrll. l HH- Solder* ^n.l *.al.r*. v l KHel rwl >A l!h0 a» amnded.nl v.". ubtt n varll l.r.x kr.urr rm ut..u atla*rtca»lnuld lle a *»nhen a p pram At. and anh*l n HT...(.»l He -""** >> - "* *, " jrl at athn.t.,.n.r brfnte H.e rlrvenl dav R StflrmaV* A l> \m >r V.H mav be lurrvrr hj-r.-.! rum «.amng tha -u.. lurn. nsure t* mvjlfd under *a»d Al ttrtakss *allrrll Mt Uugldn K*qurr Chwl Ju.te.. -ad Ctmrl lu* thrd dav «l Aufu*>t \ 1*71 KdwardJ Sullvan \ True tux (1*r«Alltel rulaard J Sullvan MO Crr WAK«MU> n h. pw J« «*«[***t?_* MMa M* -tea «am M- NaaM daaalha gmj»p* w»k. hw..ulna.. cabow-a W., «*" Ma «j aawn^aut.. Ma»y mar. aatak. la MM. Out* tt«a. al wah-malnlalnaa hamat. *J,»00. waknl0: A»a». aaa «* > * - J^*rr; 22 "l placaa ll.ln, nmcm, dm «an»» al. t^.j**.*? l«.bo n a naahbarhaaa al Una hama.. aav.rlul«, lond- carmd U». SSS.000. YNNMD: l».n,~m rand., - 4 badraam.. *'"*» w,,h wall la wad baakcam. Thraa balhraam., wa lualw kwaa. b«baua. Twa OMManW raam. o. towa.la.al Shatwanl Para»l lacetlan whh an aaty la mantan narl oer. lal. S52,*00. WMNOTON: Thraa baa aarruan. ***** baaamanl. OuM lacollan ba«larad by Mwar/albv. bad. Many cwlam d.ah. PM Kraanaa aar«h, awnhad ana car fl«.ata. Sa«(ht ond mara. S3»00 WKMNOTON: C«.lam ranch an a cantral hrf acra M. ft-.m. wale.upafy la «ara fa. bacn,.m towfccapm. Sta am an uaaa. WML wa mar. an lawa. laaal. Twa Bra- ataca.. Oarafa. SM.tOO. NOtTH UAUHO-. Bva baebcam M» anjry «. ajljll...aat «M nducud. Wall llalmbud Famly.had khchan wrh.mn, cjlm dam a»arlaakmg b«k yard. Scraanad aarch. P,ko..l.t Sdl.tOO. luymg - Solng? W. ho., o nchlancd ralaccrtlan»r.lca he. wb put yaw M..«h whh a qaahhad braka. m yaw naw cammanlry. H yja,. Mtlncj y«k hama. wa w* laalara» M aw htomca far Mnf maaa'n. whch b dblrlbwlad fa aar affluatac acrcac ha alha. lamnthktdn. CONTACT Ml. (cty, town lald) (nom) (oddrau) OH SYPHON! (vlapnon* number dp end mah hb caupan. khard 0. Slmmam, nc., 1* PrnceH Slraat. WakaHald, Meet., OHM khard 0. Slmmen., nc. DW «44-«l 1 ( ar 14J-77. COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVCE no* af»a*»rratoa WH*M ghvno WD ag-laa MML TAT«Master Le Tel George D. McCondel Co. Plumbng and Heatng NSTALLATON A REPAR SERVCE EXPERT PLASTERNG JOHN ARVANTS Repar New Work Free Etnatt ) New Summer Hours Closed Wednesday Afternoons durng June, July & August Open: 9-5 Mon. thru Sat. except en Wednesday Afternoons GVEN'S FLOWERS Colonal Park Mall JrtRtes38& Worldwde Servce For Delvery Of Boston Globe AM - PM - Sun. Record Amercan AM and Sun. Call The Beauty lounge No. Wlmngton Parkng Lot GW, do you rftfftb' when your har looked alve and you wev* the DfOuoW kd on the bo/ocjt 7 The yean have gone by and The Old Grey Mare Am What She Used To Be apply a condtoner that wll put that Young Grl look and feel bath nto your har Mrs Ann VeJoo Froo Now Open Monday thru Saturday For on appontment ask for Mr. Sheldon. OHKft Home: ALBERT'S COFFURES 296 Shawsheen Ave. (Corner Hopkns St.) Wlmngton Tel Specalzng n Permanent. & Har Colorng OPEN Monday, Tuosday, Thursday, and Frdays Wednesday A Saturday 9 AM te 9 PM CF* 9 to 5:30 PM WALK N SRVC a REAL ESTATE A NSURANCE For the Best n Real Estate tke PoltUaM,'* LSTNGS NEEDED WE HAVE CUSTOMERS WATNG CLOSfO M0PDAYS Ol 4648 Ga'dnr' Proftonl lmld> Ml MAN ST. WLMNGTON General Contractng ABL REMODELNG CO ***"«Panln. Woll 'sparng - rmt Faldtena Slapc a Woll Mama Ramodalng. tadacarotng Krrthan,.,,(nroonn free Estmates Reasonable Prces DRLL PRESS OPERATORS ASSEMBLERS 7AM-3:30PM 3:30-llPM Com* n for ntervew batwean 9 AM - 4 PM or coll , ha Personnel Offce. SMTHCRAFT NDUSTRAL WAY WLMNGTON An Equal Opportunty Employer OPENNGS AT WOBURN MECHANCAL TECHNCAN MECHANCAL ASSEMBLERS A/R MACHNSTS MACHNE OPERATORS DE MAKERS M*v,r*f )r»m W.k.rn Nashua N.M. Op*nlnf«6>r«H Wobwrn, MFM now but n a tow rrwtntrr 6>wr pesftt wk Ml rs^dcttd D South NaHhua. * N.M.,#fft*H#tD3. nlarv.w wll b* C4>nductod al our Woburn focmtty. Ht on appo4nlm«nt, coll Q rf LoVan n Wallham at f (eajl-kt) C0MP0 S labarl Read Wall ham An fltjwal Opportunty lm*l, WANTED FULL-TME VAN DRVERS Two full-tme van drvers, 40 hours per week durng regular school year (180 days). Qualfcatons nclude Massachusetts Class 3 Drver's Lcense (regular lcense), good health and lkng for chldren. Job wll nclude transportng handcapped chldren to and from school n and out of town. For further nformaton and applcaton, call John Crsafull, Offce of the Superntendent of Schools at ^ CHARLES AUTO BODY 611 MAN ST. WLMNGTON Frame Straghtenng Major Collson Work Wndshelds Fberglas Bodes Wrecker Servce SWEENEY Rubbsh Removal Dedcated To Serve You Better Call HOUSE PCK-UP $1 PER HOUSE Junk Cars FREE REMOVAL F*«kJ. CARS & TRUCKS LOAM CALL DELOURY CONSTRUCTON MARON T MURPHY 943 Man Street REAL ESTATE RESDENTAL COMMERCAL NDUSTRAL GEORGE G. ROBERTfc flb - Locksmth KEYS - LOCKS AUTO HOME - NDUSTRAL fstvok BOOKKHPNO SYSTEMS TAX tftupns MANAGMCNT FNANCAL DATA - REAL ESTATE Warren Mckla FLOORS ARMSTRONG VNYL ft LNOLEUM CARPET FOR PORCHES VKNG CARPETS FOR KTCHENS FORMCA COUNTER TOTS Cf RAMC TLE cm _, BANKAMHCARD MASTM CHAROf MR. O SHE A WVNO WLMNGTON TWKSBUP.Y BLLERCA READNG Front End Loader Bock Hoo Work ELECTRCAL DESGNER 2 Yeort Electrcal Technology tranng or Job Experence. Knowledge of N.E.C. and J..C. code, at appled to automatc machne control, requred. Draftng experence helpful. GENERAL ACCOUNTANT 3-5 Yr. experence n General ledger through Tral Balance. PART TME CLERK/TYPST General Offce Work, ncludng typng. 8:30 am - 12:30 pm. Monday - Frday. MANTENANCE MECHANC Experence n electrcal o» well a«mechancal work. LATHE & TURRETT LATHE OPERATORS Able to set up own work. Please phone Mr.. Doane, , or apply n person, 8:30 am - 3:30 pm., weekdays. GREEK NDUSTRES, NC. Mean Street (Reato 31) Wlaleaten FUU-TME SECRETARY WANTED Full-lma Sacratary Bookkaapaf, 40 rours par waak, to work n tho Offko of the Suparntandant of chlle, Vfamlnfrton. xpahanca n bookkaapng, typng.rorthand and gonora offko work dasrawa. Good pay ond oxcollont frngo banaftt*. Coll for more nformaton. EXPERENCED FURNTURE DELVERY MEN & HELPERS WANTED EXULLf NT 0PP0BTUBTY FOR THE tlcmt MED TO EARN C00D NCOME BARBO'S S LOOKNG FOR ADDTONAL PEOPLE N THE ABOVE DEPARTMENTS SO THAT WE MAY CONTNUE TO SERVE OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS. * LFE NSURANCE * PAD HOLDAYS MEDCAL NSURANCE * PAD VACATONS PUS * USMAl DSCOUNT ON PUHCHASH MAM N OU STOMS APPLY N PERSON ONLY BARBO'S Dstrbuton Centor 99 FORDHAM ROAD WLMNGTON, MASS. ASK FOR JOE BARBO C.H. HALL & SONS Roofng Sdng Gutters Roof Repars LOAM 5 Yard Mnmum led, Teatle Meet the new symbol of Lowell Gas Co. t symbolzes the contrbuton of natural gas to our envronment pure ar, the clean landscape and fresh water. LOWeLL Gas co. 95 EAST MERRMACK ST. LOWELL, MASS Cesspools & Septc Tanks To ncluded per load Pumped out Back Hoes & j Shovel Doers NT S 5 JOSEPH H APP S mhaaagtaa Buyng or Sellng C. A. MACK ASS0C. NC. Real Estate 415 MAN ST. WLMNGTON CENTER Mambar: Mull^1. Lntna Sank. A (aord al tacdtan lsaa7af»a7»a»aaao»aaaaa»»» Fonton Real Estate Buyng or Sellng Call Us! mann $nm uma MS

7 TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1972 PAGfSVM BURLNGTON FRM DSCOVERS t SOLUTON TO NEWSCHOOL NEEDS by C.E. Blanchard of Lynn. Mass the general contractng frm whch won the contract after Day and Zmmerman and the SBC carefully scrutnzed 8 constructon bds and estmates from over 120 sub-contractors. The recommendaton to select Blanchard was made to the SBC by D & Z assocate partner John W. Whtehead at a meetng recently n The urgent need for new school facltes s one of the most pressng communty problems n many areas todav The treatest dffculty s often the lmted funds avalable to buld the new schools that are needed to educate the rapdly-growng student popu- Town Hall, and receved unanlaton. mous n*'»". approval, amruug accordng to U Ths was the stuaton n the town School Buldng Commttee Charof Chelmsford, Mass.. untl Day m«> James Sullvan. and Smmerman Assocates of The plan for Chelmsford's new Phladelpha, an archtectural- school on a 95 acre rural ste engneerng-plannng frm wth near Route S. ncludes everythng offces n Burlngton, came up from adaptable classrooms wth wth an deal soluton to the soundproof motorzed movng Town's urgent needs for a new parttons. 9 football felds and hgh school to house facltes for all sorts of athletc students Day and Zmmerman actvtes, a gym that can seat produced a plan for an advanced whch the Townspeople can desgn, totally-functonal school use for Town Meetngs, a bult-n geared to the latest educatonal expanson potental up to technques, whch could be bult and n general all the best feafor mllons of dollars less than tures of advanced desgn, qualty Chelmsford s School Buldng materals and constructon, wth Commttee had expected What every concevable faclty for a was orgnally projected to the total-educaton concept. The SBC as an mpossble $17 mllon obvous queston arses as to how project two years ago : and Day and Zmmerman can devse ntally rejected - became feas- such a plan and brng the whole ble at Day and Zmmerman's project to fruton at per-pupl proposed cost of approxmately cost that s just slghtly more 10 mllon As t turns out. the than half of the State average. hgh school Chelmsford needs The answer s mult-faceted, and wants - wth a few addtonal but t bols down to three bascs: assets the Town never thought t expertse, experence and unque could possble have - s now gong approaches. ntally. Day and to be bult for even less than that Zmmerman uses a project team amount, and ready for occupancy approach, wth every concevable n the Sprng of 1974 category of techncal expert re- Ths outcome has been pleasant- qured for such a comprehensve ly surprsng to Chelmsford res- plan avalable from wthn the dents, to say the least - and t company The project team works opens many new doors to other together on an overall plan and communtes needng new school desgn wth the constant asssfacltes but lmted n funds tance of n-company cost est- The Chelmsford comples s beng mators who tabulate the current bult at an amazngly low cost- cost of all nvolved factors to per-pupl of n comparson keep expendtures as low and wth the Massachusetts State qualty as hgh as possble from average of $6,710 as computed the start to the fnsh of the probv School Management Magazne ject. And f Chelmsford can do t. so The project team s also asssted can any other cty or town that by the company's techncal comneeds a new school puter system, whch can quckly The Day and Zmmerman desgn provde the planners wth the best wll be bult at a constructon and most economcally feasble cost of apprxmately $7 V4 mutlon answer to anv queston concern- wm mm ng all phases of the project plan and desgn, from the frst shovel of drt on the constructon ste down to the last pece of chalk needed for the classrooms, far desgnng the actual school buldng, the ultmate goal s to provde the greatest possble amount of educatonally-usable space such as classrooms) to unusable (closets, corrdors, etc.) and stll mantan an advanced, attractve desgn. The frm's projects are also geared to mnmum ste dstur- bance, takng advantage of natural gradng, contours and landscape, whch not only lowers substantally ste preparaton costs, but retans the ecologcal qualty of the area and results n an overall fnshed product of far greater natural beauty. Ths general approach to Day and Zmmerman's school projects, drected toward comprehensve, advanced, functonal and ecologcally sound desgns that can be erected at a lower cost than an alternatve type of plan of less qualty, has resulted n numerous awards for the frm's school projects n many states. Day and Zmmerman's operatons range beyond the area of schools. of whch t has already completed some 489. nto varous other large-scale archtectural, engneerng and plannng projects such as hosptal complexes and shoppng centers. Ther varous projects span vrtually every state n the Unon, and extend nto foregn countres. -*g UATHTS CCG Rob Laatho t a regular ampteyo. of h. Wlmngton Hghway Deoprtment, and ha t buty thato dayt wth tho now employee!, employeed through tho US EEA.mpl.ym.nl plan. Tha group, photographed on Uwoll Street, Monday mornng, aro roody to cut bruth, doan wamp, and do a fat of thfngt for tho good of tho town - and thoy or. nappy, too, to havo a fob. Tho grootot part of tha, pay t from tho fodorol tovommont. Standng. to R: Davo frwn, Stovo Naonan, Rutt Baron, Rkhord Martn. Rob Sorte Rch tarry and Waftor MarRool. Up n h. truck or. Doua Marc.lt. and ryan Co.. TEWKSBURY GOLDEN AGERS TO VST STRAWBERRY BANKS The Tewksbury Golden Age Club August S wll vst Stawberrv Banks n Portsmouth. N.H. Members attendng wll be able to see the "Hstorc Preservato" whch has been compared to Sturbrdge Vllage as well as a park wth the vew of the ocean. The group wll also stop for lunch Rt Yokums on the way. wth each Gome Nght person payng for hs own lunch. Entrance fee s $2 The councl on Agng wll pay for the bus transportaton for any Tewksbury resdent over 60 years old very The deadlne for reservatons s Frday. August 11 For reser- Tuesday 8 PM vatons call or The bus wll leave South Tewksbury at 10:30 am. August K of C Hall 15. and Carnaton Drve and Town St.be. Street E.te.e Hall wmmmmmmmmm at 11 am BRAND NEW 1971 SUBARU * VMYOM S ftfsnt: Am... Rocco D#otquola (Senor) of Man Straor, who wot rho founds of Ratco'l Ratravrant, > havng an omor brother v.lt ham taly, and ol h. f«"u» wot up, far dnn.r, Sunday. Mchael, tooted betde Recce, > 12 yean old. and.,. hr. fnl val le the U.S. Me t a former, from Menroro, n lb. p,.vnc. of AvoUno. whch t ual touth of Napeo. Ht tarn, who lve n Maafard, and thak wve, and grl frlandt Hand n bock From 1. R: Jeteph, Mkhaal, Anna, Mara Cacchw, M>. (Angla) Racca D»a.quol.. Maro grandtan),!mofa and Maro. Recce, who now rum the raotaurant, wot too kuty-» wa» lma to cut dough, far tho evettng weary of plug. _ FRESH VEGETABLES & FRUT FRESH DONUTS DALY FROZEN FOODS 296 SHAWSHEEN AVENUE ACROSS from TH SHAWSHEEN SCHOOL All the Servce & Convenence of a Smoll Store, Combned wth SUPERMARKET PRCES COLD DELGHT DARY NOW OPEN FRAPWES BANANA SPLTS SUNDAES CONES SODAS SLUSH MLK '99* Come-Vst Our Del Dept Specalzng n talan Cold Cuts HfctRlRST Plymouth Fury 4 Dr Sed. vs, AU.O, p/s, F«. A.r Ford Falcon Sta. Wagon std.6cy..ukenew Mustang 2 Dr HT, Red. nttcr. Ford LTD 2 Dr HT. Burgundy v,n y R«rf, vs, A*,.., P/S. F««A, Ford Galaxe/500 2 Dr HT vt..w»/,fcc.ar. Dodge Polara 4 Dr Sedan v8,a«f,p/s. Ford Mustang, 2 Dr HT ACbt«w Chev. Cam aro, 2 Dr HT 6Cy..A W..,P/s. Mercury Vllager Sta. Wagon, Green 6Cy..A«f,p/s, Plymouth Belvdere 4 Dr Sedan MP.w«,,Dk.Gr~n. Ford T Brd, 2 Dr HT Mustang 2 Dr HT, 6 Cyl. Auto. P/S Ford Custom 4 Dr Sedan, 6 cyl. Auto P/S Mercury Conv. Full Power, Yellow Many, many used cars to choose from, startng at $ Gold $99 OPLW RAHY * TO f (MOT* M M*» * frwl SAT. TtU P.M. WLMNGTON AUTO MPORTS R7 MAN ST. (ROVT 31) FULLY EQUPPED NO GMMCKS A.M. Rodo WSW Tres Reclnng Seats Vnyl nteror Wood Gran Dash Parcel Shelf Full Nylon Carpet Chrome Wheel Covers Cgar Lghter Map Lght Prep and Undercoat Front and Rear Bumperetts 36 Months at $53.60 to pay unpad balance of $1500. Per Annum Rato of $ Subject to Credt Approval Wlmngton's Nowast Franchse Dealer!»*«RLAB ST. (RT 31) WUUMTM

8 . PAGE EGHT TEENAGERS PCKETED TEWKSBURY POLCE Twenty teenagers pcked the Tewksbury Polce Staton Tuesday nght, protestng alleged polce brutalty and harassment by a patrolman. The juvenles, many carryng sgns protestng treatment of teenagers by Patrolman Allan Stevens, walked n front of the staton cryng. "Fre Stevens, and other epthets. They accused Stevens of beatng juvenles and beng unnecessarly rough wnen arrestng them. "Most of them are good guys." sad one blond grl n a red sweatshrt. "ts only Stephens we're aganst." Stephens was crusng n a patrol car at the tme, and only saw the pckets brefly as he drove by s He sad he had arrested a number of the demonstrators or ther relatves at dfferent tmes. He sad whle professonal crmnals knew he was only dong hs job when arrestng them, many teenagers felt he was harassng them. "'m not ashamed at my actons anytme, anywhere.'' Stephens sad "n court 've never had a false arrest or a not gulty fndng on anyone 've arrested." Stephens sad much of the crme and drug offenses n the town s commtted by teenagers, so he has arrested or nvestgated a large number of them " do my job to the best of my ablty and as good or better than most." he sad. He reported hs home has been stoned and hs famly subjected to harassment, verbal abuse and bomb threats ROBERTBARRY JR. TRANNG N ANNV1LLE. PA. Cadet Robert H Barrv Jr., son of Mrs Wnefred M Barn' of 14 Powder House Crcle. Wlmngton. s recevng practcal work n mltary leadershp at the Armv Reserve Offcers Tranng Corps advanced summer camp at ndantown Gap Mltarv Reservaton n Annvlle. Pa Cadet Barrv. a student at the Unversty of Mass n Amherst s one of more than students attendng Army Rote tranng at sx nstallatons n the US. A 1969 graduate of Wlmngton Hgh School, the cadet s a member of Sgma Alpha Epslon Fraternty SUBSCRBE TO THE Town Crer NEW SUBSCRPTONS$2.00.o Dec. 31, 1972 ALL TOWN CKH SUBSCWPTONS ND ON OK. 31 ACM YAt. SUtSCMRS RENEW THER SUBSCRPTONS WTH OUT BENG MUO, BY MAKNG N SUBSCRPTON MONY N JANUARY Of EACH YEAR - SS WLMNGTON - $6 OUT OF TOWN,. * YS - Ended S3.OOlS3.SO for out ef Town! for whch mal m. tho Town Crer untl D.c 31, Mal to Town Cror Wlmngton Man or Town Crer Towktbury, Matt., NAME STRHT TOWN JUL» _. J &r.-.-.-,.-,.-.s ^^» x>j.«juj.'->.'-t->j-'-., j-'-'-j-y j -*-^.%**»' ^. 15TH ANNVERSARY 1 TOWN CRER TEWKSBURY/WMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10,1972 Letters DearCtens. James R Mcel. canddate for the offce of State Representatve, heren ssue a challenge to mv opponents. Rep Fred Can and Leo Harrngton, to engage me n publc debate as soon as s convenent to both partes As a voter have alwavs admred those canddates who exhbted the courage to show ther colors to concerned ctzens n a formal head-to-head exchange ndeed, t should be an accepted prerequste for servce as a legslator that the canddate be a skllful debator For n order to effectvely present a bll or argue aganst one. a representatve must speak clearlv. authortatvely and confdently He must be capable of defendng hs wellprepared presentatons aganst the attacks of some of the more forceful orators of our tme Such a debate as propose should demonstrate whch of us possesses the necessary sklls to perform a legslator's dutes both on the floor of the House and n commttee nvestgatons. Furthermore. 'm certan Mr Can and Mr Harrngton share mv concern for the fate of our dstrct and our state, but we each dffer n our analyss of the problems, our relatve experence n copng wth such dffcultes as are arsng, and our solutons t s. therefore, onlv fttng that we allow the people we seek to represent to hear and wegh our respectve vews and. thereafter, to select that man among us who best suts ther deals Dlemmas such as the clmbng costs of property taxes, power rates, publc educaton, and automoble nsurance: welfare and drub abuses: polce protecton: waste removal and unemplov- ment all cry out for soluton. (eel we aren't movng n the proper drecton and merely seek to How the voters to compare my methods of change wth those of mv opponents. Verv sncerely. James R Mcel DearLarz: Your page one eptaph for the no motor boatng amendment came as no surprse, partcularly to those famlar wth the overwhelmng, neffcent, blunderng and contnually erroneous bureaucracy whch calls tself the government of ths Commonwealth The letter you quoted from a John Davs s typcal of a state agency mnon parrotng a paragraph from the most convenent law lo hde behnd whle at the same lme tryng to sould lke Moses ssung a Commandment. Anolher example of how much "home rule" a town really has! t's been a whle snce ths member of the old "Vglant Dozen" gan who "terrored" a local bg busnessman has taken on the bureaucrats, but t's so much fun harassng the pomposty of Beacon Hll. can't resst. thnk for openers. Mr. Davs, the assstant drector of the Mass. Dvson of Marne and Recreatonal Vehcles shall be towed n an nner tube to the center of Slver Lake and anchored Then shall we assemble all the local ntellgentsa who'd just love lo roar ther Merc' 60's. 70s and 80s and have them churn our lttle puddle nto bubblng froth? Would Mr Davs stllsay that Slver Lake "should be subject to multple use by all the ctzens of the Commonwealth"? n nng to ask hm. Sncerely Bll MacKnnon Dear Captan Nelson: Wth crme escalatng at ts present rate. fnd peace of mnd n knowng Wlmngton's Polce Department has brave, dedcated offcers, an example of ths was Patrolmen Arthur Lynch and Fred Brown whose job of protectng our w.. of lfe, homes and all we hold dear usually goes unmtgated Ther swft acton on August 2nd must serve daly as a deterrent to those who want a try at the eas\ wav. the gettng awav wth lesser acts, graduatng to the fast monev or narcotcs Thev make t a plesure to support your local polce Mv apprecaton. Rchard E Storms,? TUES - FB 10 to 5 SATURDAY 10 H June Foley panned for gold n Colorado June Foley. daughter of Mr and Mrs John Foley of Brchwood Road. Wlmngton, has now had the experence of pannng for gold n the old campng stes n Colorado. She s one of 76 Grl Scouts from throughout the U.S. and four nternatonal Grl Gudes from Mexco and Barbado who was a aprt of a Restore the Runs - Recall the Rches' natonal event n Colorado. July 25. Aug.8. The purpose of the event was to gve the grls a frsthand knowledge of the Colorado ghost towns and ther hstory, and to have experence n the restoraton of hstorcal stes to enable them to assst n smlar projects n ther home communtes June s representng the Baldwn Neghborhood of Grl Scouts. Wlmngton - Tewksburv and Bllerca The grls spent the frst two days n Denver, ganng background through tours of the State Hstorcal Museum, the Governor's Manson, and the restored Zang Museum. A three dav trp enabled them to vst a commercal ghost town JOHN MARKEY. JR. WLMNGTON COORDNATOR FOR KERRY CAMPAGN John Markev. Jr. of 555 Woburn St. Wlmngton has been apponted town coordnator for John Kerry's campagn for US Congress n the Ffth Dstrct Markev frst met Kerry last sprng at Boston College where Markev s a student Three organzatonal meetngs have been held, two leaflet drops have been made and work on the canvass s progressng The canvass s the bggest project and needs the most manpower so more Kerry supporters are needed to assst A coffee party for the Kerrys s planned for August 9th at whch John Kerrv hopes to have the opportunty to vo e hs opnons to as manv resdents of Wlmngton as possble Markev s a 1970 graduate of Austn Preparatory School n Readng and a thrd vear student at Boston College Cyntha's Brdal Servce 281 MAN ST. (GARDNER BLDG) FREE ALTERATONS JUN KMY NSNCTS A 0010 taavu. A. the AWN. KMMMR mlm n Crapl* CTM, ClUr The Mmpe..m. we frem the 1000 fl. level. Jondln. keatfe Jun.... Marl* Carver (left) *t Wkthrea end Marl*r«Weaver. Yerk Mane. restoraton. South Park Ctv at Farplav. Colorado, and restoratons of the former mnng camps of Crpple Creek and Vctor Thev staved overnght at Crpple Creek, at a foot alttude on the west sde of Pke's Peak. They hssed and applauded the earlv-dav mnng town melodrama presented by the famous mperal Plavers. and thev rode on the restored narrow-guage ralroad There was a lunch and tour of the Ar Force Academy, near Colorado Sprngs, and thev spent a week campng out near the fa- nous St Lous mne n hstorc Central Ctv. once the rchest square mle on earth. The grls workd on varous restoraton projects, from the catalogung of graves n the cemetery, to catalogung costumes n the Opera House Ther partcpaton n the projects was supervsed by members of the Central Cty Opera House Assocaton, the Lttle Kngdon Cougcll. and Colorado Ctzens for Central Cty Sponsors of the event was the Grl Scouts H-Mle Councl, n Denver. Colorado CEORCE E. FROTTON TRUCKNG CO., NC. EVERYTHNG'S ON SALE! Our 15th Annversary Sale.* store-wde and t's fabulous wth the emphas's on beautful Colonal lu''»tu*e and accessores The savngs jre substantal You can save up to and even 30%. Come see the craftsman's touch from Meywuod-Wake'e-d, Plgrm P "c. ond others, n exctng. d-amat«c sofas, tables, lamps, bedd-ng. chars, bedroom p'pees. dmrng room deas, occasmna' peces, accessores, and braded 'uqs. and everythng sale prced! All sale furnture s subject to pror sale, so may we suggest you shop earlv whle the selecton s best Let us carry the ball for you ths wnter! 80 MAN ST. JAMES N. WMT Jr CARPENTER tenwdelheo t Hew Work nterer Fnsh Res Gar WLMNGTON JOMF.CUJSOfl Cmnkt mnmc Servce Fn, lft, Cam.lt,, S..., 1744 Man Street Tewktknry ! FOB NSURANCE SEE pttntbb Sc barker. Jnr. ON HAVEN STREET READNG, MASS. Opt..». 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9 Roxanne Lpkn s brde of Rchard Cutter!* #* tacfewh On Sunday. July 30th. n Congre- dentcally gowned, the brdesgaton Beth El-Kesser srael n mads were: Mss Jance Gold, New Haven, Conn.. Mss Roxanne Wnthrop; Mss JoAnne Vscus. Lpkn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mansfeld; Mss Judth Cutter. PhUp J. Lpkn of New Haven be- Brghton and Mrs. ra Wener, came the brde of Rchard Alan North Mam Beach, ssters of Cutter, son of Attorney and Mrs. the groom. Smon Cutter of 43 Church Street. Harry Byers of Allston served Wlmngton. Rabb Melvn Lbman as best man whle usherng dutes performed the S o'clock ceremony were n charge of: Jonathan Carand a recepton followed at the men. Syracuse. NY.; Lous Gold- Temple. sten. North Andover: George Gven n marrage by her father, saac. Brookllne and ra Wener. the brde wore an vory slkened North Mam Beach. organdy gown wth alencon lace The new Mrs. Cutter s a gradapplque and ftted capote accen- uate of Northeastern Unversty ted wth pearls and sequns that where she wll attend graduate held her long lluson vel. She school ths fall. Her husband s carred her mother's Bble a graduate of Boston Unversty covered wth orchds and babv's and receved Jurs Doctor degree breath. from Suffolk Law School. He wll Mad of honor was Mss Mara be assocated wth the law frm of Kaplan of New Haven. She wore Burke, Cutter t Sontag n Boston. an aquamarne vole prnted Followng a weddng trp to Span gown wth ruffled hemlne and and Portugal, the couple wll recarred long stemmed yellow sde n Wakefleld. roses JAMES KAMNSR AT LTTLE CREEK. VA. Mdshpman James Kamnsk. son of Mr and Mrs. Walter J. Kamnsk of 23 FarmeadoW Koad. Wlmngton has completed three weeks amphbous tranng at the Naval Amphbous Base. Lttle Creek. Vrgna. He partcpated n small unt tactcs, reconnassance, helcopter orentaton, water survval and a rverne exercse. Kamnsk s attendng Cornell Unversty. thaca. N.Y. under the Naval ROTC program. TOWN CRER TWKSBUtY/WUMNGTON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 Ecumencal weddng for Judth Hezltt The Reverend Wlls Mller of the Wlmngton Unted Methodst Church and Father Joseph Leahy of St Dorothy's Parsh performed the movng ecumencal ceremonv whch unted n marrage Judth M' Hezltt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert P. Hezltt of 49 Grace Drve and Lawrence J Harrngton, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Harrngton of 25 Falrmeadow Road. The weddng took place at the Wlmngton Unted Methodst Church at 2 pm on Saturday. June 24 th. Gven n marrage by her father, the brde was radant n her mother's weddng gown of flowered organde, styled wth long sleeves and full skrt. Her elbow length vel fell from a headpece of matchng lace and she carred her Ranbow Bble covered lace and centered wth one large orchd surrounded by mnature carnatons. Sandra Evans of Londonderry. N.H.. a close frend of the brde served as mad of honor whle brdesmads ncluded: Rosale Hezltt of Lowell, sster-n-law of the brde: Ann Fuller of Lawrence, a close frend of the couple: and Pamela Bacon and Lorrane Flnlay of Wlmngton, both close frends of the brde The brde's attendants were attred n a ranbow of colors ncludng: pnk, salmon, yellow, mnt green, aqua and orchd thanks for gvng us the busness! Ther gowns were of chffon over satn, styled wth short puff sleeves and low round necklne wth ruffles They wore matchng headpeces and carred bouquets of ranbow colored mnature carnatons Tamera Chapln of Blddeford. Mane, a cousn of the brde acted as flower grl. She carred a basket of mnature ranbow colored carnatons. Francs Harrngton of Wlmngton, brother of the groom served as best man whle usherng dutes were n charge of Robert Hezltt of Lowell, brother of the brde: Steven Martn of Lncoln, a dote frend of the groom: Mchael and Kevn Harrngton of Wlmngton, brothers of the groom and Chrl Nevlle of Wlmngton, a close frend of the groom. Frederck Caldea of Woburn. a cousn of the brde and Tracy Chapln of Blddeford, Mane, alto May we serve yot? Flowers Clff Fral ^^ Gfts WESTONS GREENHOUSES Auburn St., Readnj * cousn of the brde served as nngbearers. The bestman. ushers and rngcarers wore matchng shrts n ranbow colors. mmedately followng the ceremony a recepton was held n the Amercan Legon Hall n Wlmngton where Donna Chamberlan, a cousn of the brde was n charge of the guest book. For her daughter's weddng. Mrs. Hezltt chose a floor length town of hot pnk wth matchng accessores. The mother of the groom was attred n a full length gown of aoua wth aqua accessores. For travelng the new Mrs. Harrngton chose a pnk and whte dress wth whte accessores and a whte orchd corsage. Educated n Wlmngton, the brde s a Past Worthy Advsor of the Wlmngton Ranbow Grls and s presently employed as a secretary wth Raytheon Company n Bedford. The groom was also educated n Wlmngton and s currentlv a full-tme student at Bentlev College n Waltham and a manager for Rckey's Doghouse n Wlmngton. Followng ther weddng trp to the Pocono Mountans n Penn. the couple s now resdng n Lowell. FLAG FOOTBALL The Men's Flag Football League sgn up for the comng fall season s now takng place at the Town Park durng aoftball games Brths BESWCK: Gregory Reed. frst chld to Mr and Mrs. Gregory R Beswck of Salem on July 19th at Salem Hosptal Grandparents nclude Mr and Mrs George 0. Smard of 32 Aldrch Road. Wlmngton and Mr and Mrs George E Beswck of Lake George. New York BLAR: Rchard Thomas, second chld, frst son to Mr. and Mrs George T Blar of 26 Clark Street. Wlmngton on July 30th at Wnchester Hosptal. Grandparents nclude Mr and Mrs Frank R Martell Jr. of 26 Clark Street Wlmngton and Mrs Joanne Blar of 110 State Street. Tewksburv MLES: Keth Robert, second chld, second son to Mr and Mrs Rchard E Mles of 97 Florda Road. Tewksburv on Julv 27th at Wnchester Hosptal Grandparents nclude Mr and Mrs Ernest E Mrsola of 153 Man Street. Wlmngton and Mr and Mrs Robert E Mles of 2 Walker Street. Wlmngton MANN: Bran Nelson, second chld, frst son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward R Man of 42 Klmarnock Street on July 22nd at Wnchester Hosptal. Grandparents nclude: Mr. and Mrs Bernard Nelson of 68 Lawrence Street. Wlmngton and Mrs. Rta McMennan of Lowell. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lous Glbert of Maden, Mrs. Matlda McMenman of Lowell and Nathan Nelson of Brghton. FULL-TME HEALTH AGENT "* FOR TEWKSBURY? The Tewksbury Board of Health dscussed the need for a full-tme health agent for the town Tuesday nght. Part-tme health agent John Flemng Jr. wrote the board that health problems were ncreasng wth the town's rapdly-growng populaton. "The town should as soon as possble have a full-tme competent health agent." he added. Charman Everett F Penney Jr commented, " thnk ths year we should exert some knd of effort to get a full-tme health agent." He suggested askng the League of Women Voters, the Fnance Commttee and others to support the need for full-tme health protecton. Penny sad the part-tme agent's salary and present funds from other health areas mght be used so as to fund hrng of the full-tme man wthout ncreasng the town budget. Board member Mrs. Barbara Jackson suggested the board nvestgate how many other towns have full-tme agents. The board agreed to her suggeston. PAGE NNE The board voted unanmously to permt stablng of a hone at Ramesy's barn on Whpple Road The horse s owned by Rchard March of 437 Rogers St. Board member Charles Coldwell sad he would nvestgate a complant that effluent was runnng from the land of Wllam Rod s of 11 Cleghom Lane onto the property of Edward of 9 Coldwell Lane. The members agreed to ask a representatve of a Tewksbury motel and the town counsel to attend the next meetng. The two would dscuss problems wth the motel's septc system. CMS TRUCK SlVC Complate Desel servce and al type truck repar. Read servce and heavy towng For a wrtng nstrument, so fne t has to be tred to be proved. Where do you go when you need a lttle extra money? Try a Cross Pen Set now. n Chrome $10 per set. n Gold Flled $17 per set. Our engravng department wll pertonalxe the above for a small addtonal charge. Expert watch reparng and engravng. KNG'S JEWELRY & GFT SHOP WLMNGTON PLAZA We just want you to know you're the ncest bunch of customers any store ever had. Obvously you lke our coffee and donuts... because you come back week after week. We thnk ths s your way of sayng you apprecate our pledge to make fresh donuts every 4 hours, 24 hours a day... and to make our fresh coffee every 18 mnutes. We just want you to know, we apprecate you! Matter of fact, we couldn't get along wthout you. WE NEVER CLOSE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Mddlesex Bank of course -^^^^^ ^ never need to re-apply Here's how t works. df/aa^/jl^ for a Lne of Credt. A When you want to es- %pr NPT^^ "^# Lne of Credt gves you tablsh a Lne of Credt a casrr that nce money-n-the-bank reserve avalable on your sgna- feelng and t doesn't cost you anyture alone that you can tap thng untl you use t. t's one whenever you need t come n more way Mddlesex Bank helps and see us. Once you have t, you you manage your money better. 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10 PAGE TEN TOWN CM* TlWKSMMY/WttMNOTON THURSDAY AUGUST 10, 1972 K HOKUM SAL We have Turned the Corner! vory Day gats coser and oser, and maka* for Bottor Shoppng. Thoro s stll a lot of stuff wo want to got fbced up, though. COME N AND LOOK AROUND/ ALL TOYS -HALF PRCE CQOOT CLU A / $1 TOC OTS* # ALL CASS S» BUY NOW FOR FALL! $ 2 30 ALL TOOLS-HALF PRCE MLLER'S Cos* cm. of 24 $A 50 CASE ALL KNDS '6 OZ ASSORTED HOOP CE CREAM FRESH MLK NO RETURNS CARTONS- New Low Prce! CKARETTS CHUCK ROASTS CHUCK STEAKS Boneless CHUCK STEAKS Boneless POT ROAST Home mode POTATO SALAD Cooked ROAST BEEF HATVE CORN KNG SZE GAL 79 CASE % Off 12 Ox. Cans 4 6 /99 $ 3& UP TO 50C BOTTLE 99* ALL FLAVORS or RTE FORM 77* 99 $ 3 99 ON. 69* LB 89 LB DOZ NEW STORE HOURS Open to 10 PM Men - Sat. H AS WLMNGTON'S FNEST MEAT NORTH WLMNGTON CENTER MTMNATWNA1 VtSTOtS, Af»»»«Uba. Frday, WOT. ( t. ) Da*»! *«, fram H. lakan, tun**, (naar Vtamal tanf! UCOM,, fam ttmmkmt, lwtm, n^ w»ht MM OM» fam»y an Orava Astf, n^lytvwup «!» 17, s SSSSS n WO OV BOHSJ Dana end Sylva am laamteala Uam Ova f uat. far ana man*. Mvte..laylof wan rh. OMa am»» af Mara Drva. tanal k a auatt t», St.anU htamauawal sarvfca. Tho now Rep. Fred F. Can Headquarters - n the Colonal Mall - 25 Lowell Street Pal. Adv. The New Bank n Wlmngton *. The Fred F. Can Headquarters wll be open Monday thru Frday, from 4:00 to 8:00 pm. Telephone COME N! HAVE A CUP OF COFFEE! «.p «t»d t Com. WHmmgcn *.- «*» FRST BAPTST CHURCH WLMNGTON Sva. Aftt lslh: 9:30 am. Sunday School for all ages. Adult lesson-'loyalty Rewarded": 10:45 am. Sunday Mornng Worshp Servce: 7 pm. Sunday evenng Worshp Servce - Everyone U nvted to these servces. DAVD ROMANO RNGMASTER FOR TEWKSBURY CARNVAL Davd M Romano, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Romano of 22 South Street. Tewksburv wll serve as rngmaster at a carnval aganst dystrophy to be held at hs home, between 11 am and 3 pm on Monday. August 14th. Davd wll be asssted durng the event by: Susan Romano. Francs Romano. Robert Clnch. Russell Morrs. Mrs. George Romano. Mrs Thomas Romano. Mrs Guy Clnch and Dlanne Ercole Attractons wll nclude: rngtoss, darts, basketball toss. pennv ptch, naglc strng, pony rdes and refreshments. Many przes wll be offered All proceeds wll go to ad the fght aganst dystrophy and related dseases JAY'S of No. Readng 24 MAN ST. Nt 20 Sales & Servce lenth Kehnotor RCA ftsmss Whrlpool Maylag Dscount Prces J. Mcb.be, Mm. le. # S root Of Avalable for rant n No. Wlmngton Call Weekdays LOSE UGLY FAT *ou can tt»n townf vatajht today MONADEX > a tny tabat and wry to tkt MONADEX wll h.lp cufb your datra tor acaaa food. Eat laaawo* h lost Contan* no danoorou druf and wll not maka you narvout. No ttranuou axcarcm. Chanaa your Ufa.. ttart today MONADEX com S3.00 for a 20 day lupply. Loaa ufly fat or your monay wll oa rafunoad wth no quaaton aaxad. MONADEX told wth thra guorantaa by: ftatver Laka Wvotmoty - W.- Tttrefaf Wa>a Ufa art Pa war lnes to cress Tewksburv Roods? The Tewksburv Board of Selectmen took under advsement Tuesday nght a request from the New England Power Company for permsson to cross town roads wth a new power lne. John F. Vance Jr.. company transmsson engneer, sad the lnes would carry volts from the Woburn substaton to ts substaton n Aver The lne would cross Man. Whpple. Marston. Old Boston. Marshall. Pleasant and Pne Streets, he sad. Resdents Effected Vance's appearance prompted questons from selectmen and 15 resdents concerned about the effect the wres would have on nearby homes. Several persons questoned whether the lnes could be run underground. Vance answered that would be unlkely because above ground lnes cost $100,000 a mle to buld, whereas those underground cost $13 mllon a mle and took davs to repar. He sad the wres could be moved as much as 100 feet to ether sde of the company's easements to prevent nconvenence to persons who own land through whch the lne would go. The lnes would rest 55 feet above ground on 70 foot towers, accordng to Vance. He predcted the lne would be n servce by May The selectmen tabled the moton after statng they wanted to n- spect the ponts where the lnes would cross town roads. The board voted to bold hearngs at the same tme for a common vctual and lquor lcense for the North Meadow Tenns Club due for completon October on Carter Street Howard Hall, representng the club, sad t would have a resturant seatng 102 persons and a cocktal lounge wth 68 seats. He sad the faclty, whch ncludes tenns courts, swmmng pools and other recreatonal facltes wll cost f 1 mllon Antonell asked f the courts would be rented to the publc Hall sad no. addng that there had been a dscusson of lettng the school department use the courts durng school hours. The board tabled a request for a permt to store gallons of gasolne and other flammable lquds on land near Rte. 495 on Andover Street owned bv Thomas Sullvan of 149 Pke St. The tablng came on the suggeston of Selectman Donald E. Sheehan. Sheehan sad he wanted more nformaton on what knd of a servce staton would be bult on the land The board voted to allow Davd A. and Marv G. Sharpe to wthdraw an applcaton wthout prejudce to store gallons of lubrcaton ol gallons of gasolne and other flammable lquds on ther property. n other acton the board voted: Father Morrsette and hs Labor Vews Armand Morssette would lke to see the workng man rewarded for workng, and Armand Morssette beleves that a man who pants hs own home should beneft the same as the man who can afford to pay $500 to have hs work done A federal tax credt plan for costly home repars and upkeep has been proposed bv Armand Morssette. a canddate for the Republcan nomnaton for Congress n the Ffth Dstrct The proposal, f accepted by Congress, would releve the presently overburdened homeowner, spur the economy through local benefts, create jobs to releve the area unemployment, beautfy ctes and towns, prevent slums, reward taxpayers for mprovng property and prevent massve rent ncreases. The Morssette Tax Plan s desgned to ease the fnancal plght of the tvpcal Mass famly, whch accordng to the Mass. Taxpayers Foundaton projecton, wll pay fve percent of ts 1972 ncome for property taxes. n Mass. ranked second n the amount of property tax pad per famly Mass s lsted as number sx n the natonal top ten of tax expensve states and the average Amercan n 1972 s sad to have spent the frst fve months workng to pay hs local, state and federal taxes - Mass people are payng well above the average To assst the taxpayers, the Morssette plan calls for a full or partal rebate for money spent to mantan the home, such as house pantng, roofng and major outlays for property. Under the present system, a homeowner gets no beneft for keepng up hs property whle a busness does The Morssette Plan would repay, for example, a man who spent $500 to pant hs house Under the Federal Tax Credt Plan, the homeowner who spends $500 n 1972 would be allowed to receve money back when he fles hs ncome tax return the followng year. The $500 spent would create a job for house panters and some of the materals would be purchased from local frms, addng jobs n the constructon feld and WEDNESDAY NTE! FSH FRY & CLAM BAKE All You Can Eat! flshfry $7.49 WN WT O* SOU. PMrcH Flls cou SUW. TMTAg'SAUa, MON WtOCM CLAM BAKE $4.95» OUJO LOaSTM. SAMO OAMS CO«N ON OO, SAUD-POTATO, CUP ^B*..O»CH9W0M fofchqwdm - To transfer $300 from the reserve fund to the overtme account, whch the Fnance Commsson sad was almost depleted - Reappont Warren Ray as cvl defense drector for a year. Ray was also recognzed by the board and the state for hs outstandng servce. - Apponted the Rev. Sheldon Kelly to the Councl on Agng - Recognze John P. Shmkus of 328 Shawsheen Street for hs 20 years of servce as a school crossng guard. Shmkus recently retred from the post. - Tabled a plan to name Pne Street Kane Lane after the only resdents, the Trudeau famly, wrote suggestng the name be Trudeau Lane. - Granted a raffle lcense to the Father Coppen's Councl of the Knghts of Columbus on Man St. - Granted a beano lcense to the Veterans of Foregn Wars. - Apponted the electon offcers for the September prmary. - Tabled the sgnng of the contract wth the Frefghters Assocaton because Town Counsel Charles J. Zarouls was unable to attend the meetng and nspect the fnal revson of the contract. - Chose for jury duty at the September 18 sesson of the Cambrdge Crmnal Court Ansten Myhr of 919 Whpple St and Ralph Boone of 12 Carleton Rd. - Chose for jury duty at the September 11 sesson of Cambrdge Superor Court James T. Doyle of 32 Brentwood St. - Chose for jury duty September 11 sesson of Lowell Superor Court Edward A. Flanagan of 278 Pne St. n the plants. n addton to the creaton of jobs t would also prevent blght n the ctes and suburbs, especally where the now overburdened taxpayer mght delay pantng hs home for a year or two or never pant t for fnancal reasons. deally, the proposal could after a long perod lead to the end of the urban renewal programs and several other federal gveaway programs whch subsdze repars and other home programs The spendng cycle would beneft the federal government through added ncome n taxes The panter would be requred to pay taxes and so would the pant manufacturer, offsettng the loss of ncome from the tax credt State, local and federal government would beneft through the jobs produced by the decrease n unemployment costs and welfare assstance. The Morssette Proposal s not ntended to beneft those who mght wsh to add a swmmng pool or a lavsh pato, but t s hopeful that the plan could assst a famly head who mght wand to add a room to the homestead. 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