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Building Permits Show Boom Continuing A t Steady Pace

Award winners at the athletic assembly at the high school Monday included these happy fel­lows: left to right, Alex Thompson, state javelin throwing champion; John Murray, Varsity club plaque in baseball; Ernest Clegg, Varsity club plaque for outstanding contribution to sports; Robert Lefebvre, Varsity club plaque for basketball; Allan Wadman, Varsity club plaque in track and William Fisher, Varsity club award for baseball, (Townsman Photo)

Al. Wadman Chosen Outstanding Athlete At Boosters Banquet

Senior athlete Allan Wadman »as the proud recipient of the out­standing senior athlete award las t night at the Boosters club annual Ill-sports banquet.The award was presented by

President John Rooks before some SO senior athletes, cheer leaders , land members and parents , who gathered at the Punchard ca fe te r ia hr the year-end event.Also honored by the B oosters

dub were seven senior a th le tes ,| me cheer leader and six band

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St. Augustine’s To Graduate 33 Pupils

Thir ty - th ree smiling graduates will rece ive diplomas Sunday af- tern oon as traditional commence­ment e x e rc i s e s are held in St. A u g u s t in e ’s church.

The Uev. Patr ick J. Campbell , O.S.A., pas to r of the church, will confer diplomas and awards at 2:30. There will he a reception

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Andover’s building boom con­tinued during May.

Building Inspector Ralph W. Coleman issued ngw construction permits to tal l ing $426,200 during the month. The es t imated value of additions and al terat ions was $54,570. Thus, total permits were valued at $480,770.

Robert S. L ea thers of Newton received permission to construct five homes on R a tt lesnake Hill rd., a sub-division which was re ­corded in 1 ©21 hut which does not now meet Zone B zoning re­quirements as es tab l ished by the town. However, th e planning board has said it has no jurisdict ion over the development now because of a s ta te law loophole.

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TOWNSMAN PRINTS MANY GRADUATION PICTURES

T h i s w e e k ' s ed it ion of the T ow nsm an c o n ta in s many p ic tu r es , s t o r i e s and n o te s about Andover b o y s and g ir ls who are graduat­ing th is spring from c o l ­l e g e s , u n iv e r s i t i e s and pri­va te s c h o o l s .

Read about them in your w eek ly new spap er — the T ow nsm an.

Clegg Receives H igh A w ard A t A th le t ic Event

The Punchard Varsi ty club award for the outstanding contribu­tion this year went to Ernest Clegg, during an aw ards assem bly at the high school las t Monday.

Clegg also won the c lu b ’s plaque for football and received three le t te rs for football, ba ske t ­ball and track.

Winner of the Varsi ty club plaque for track was Allan Wad- man. He also won a second plaque for football, making two winners in that sport.

William F isher and John Mur­ray were singled out by the club for i ts baseball p laques .

The basketball Varsity club p laque was p resen ted to Robert

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'Claims Brook Is Open Cesspool

During SummerIs Clark brook in Ballardvale

pure or polluted?Mrs. Wendell R. Hopkins, 12

C hester s t . , charges that the brook, either when backed up be­cause the overflow is “ clogged with d eb r is ’’ or “ when it cannot flow” in the dry summer days, “ is then one large, uncovered c e s s p o o l . ’’

Dr. William V. Emmons, chair­man of the board of health, de­c la re s “ To my knowledge, the re ’s nothing contaminated in the brook now.’’S er iou s Com plaint

Mrs. Hopkins, a res iden t there s ince mid-summer, 1954, has lodged a formal complaint about

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condit ions in the area. She told Dr. Emmons, in a two-page letter , that some c e s sp o o ls in the neigh­borhood are sa id to be ei ther u n ­covered or poorly covered; that

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Mrs. Jam es Robjent and Mrs. C h a r le s Kearn, whose families are soon moving from Andover, were presented g if ts for their p as t se rv ice to the club. After an en joyab le dinner games were played by those present .H O SPIT A L NOTE

Gordon Cannon, 31, 54 Salem s t . was treated Monday evening in the Lawrence General hospital for the removal of a foreign body from h is right eye.

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What Our Readers Say-SEWAGE C O N D IT IO NEditor of The Townsman:

I hope that the Townsman can help many of us who are so wor­ried about the foul sewage condi­t ions e x is t in g in Ballardvale and other par ts of Andover.

In some c a s e s these threatening s i tu a t io n s ex is t where there is a public sew age sy s te m available!

C a n ’t we help some people to understand why it i s so important to impell those who have dange­rous condit ions to tie in imme­d ia te ly , before the hot summer months; the fly and insec t se ason , i s upon us?

I am cer ta in that a few well- aimed a r t ic le s , by some exper ts , exp la in ing what can happen when sew age i s a l low ed to s tand , with­out covering, would send most folks into immediate action, ei ther concerning their own unhealthy s i tu a t io n s , or concerning those of their neighbors! What about polio, dysentary , typhoid, paratyphoid, cholera, and other filth d i s e a s e s & a s well a s the high incidence of flu and grippe that th is a rea re­peatedly suffers?

Cons idera t ion for o n e ’s ne igh­bors c e a s e s to be any kind of con­s idera tion if it i s at the expense of the health of the rest of our community.

We wouldn’t le t our children play in a sew er and yet, how much better are some of the a reas of our town where they do play? I mean, spec i f ica l ly , C la rks brook in llal- lardvale . What is the difference betw een that and an open c e s s ­pool during the time of year when it i s s tagnan t! T hink of the in­s e c t s that breed in that place alone and you should see the num­bers of children who play in and around the brook with, or without, their pa ren t’s approval! I a lso mean a reas where private c e s s ­

p oo ls are inadequa te ly covered s o that p e t s and other an im als can fall in them and be drowned! I a l s o mean the a re a s where open la t r in e s are s t i l l in use!

L e t ’s not hush-hush th e s e th ings any longer! A lot of l e t t e r s writ­ten to our board of public health might do a great deal to speed up ac t ion that se em s so s low in s ta r t ing .

Then , too all folks should re­member that there are no sa fe p la c e s within an area in which the wind can blow and the f l ie s and m osqu i toes can travel . The in­s e c t s are not part ia l a s to whose sc ree n door they land on, or whose k itchen they can fly or crawl into. Nor do they care who they bite! T h e problem concerns all of us who live in th is community.

For goodness s a k e s l e t ’s e n ­lighten our friends and neighbors!

Mrs. W. R. Hopkins 12 C he s te r St.

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T H O M A S C . WILKINSON IS W E ST P O IN T GRADUATE

Lt. Thomas C. Wilkinson, soH^'ching tiara aof Mr. and Mrs. Irvin T. Wilkin 46 York s t . , graduated from Wes Point Tuesday. He received i bachelor of sc ien ce degree an was co m m issio n ed a second lieu tenant in the Air Force.

He is a graduate of Puncharj High school with the class 1951. He was appointed by C gresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers! During his four years at the mill it ary academy, he participated il football, baseball and intercoi leg ia te hockey.

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, the Presbyterian chupi, by Ur. Henry jkland. A reception fo Ly Hackensack Women’s The bride’s attendants , sister, Mrs. Evel idgeport, Conn., as DOr; Miss Sylvia Sni mi N.J., as bridesm ally Blair, M adison, idesniaid; and her n jcia Wohl, as flowergir The groom's brother, 1 ilossareck, Maywood it man, and Donald Garfield, N .J ., an

tfke of H ackensai rved as ushers.The bride, given in rr

father, wore a go iited Chantilly lace

Mile over satin . T he alin princess bodice fi ,ip, from which a boul tulle skirt with la placket fell into a cha| The lace appliqued s tr blended into an illu s io with lace appliqued collar. She wore a p and French illusion matching lace applique tied two white ore stephanotis and bab over the family B ible.

The matron of honoi tel torquoise tulle ove:

imlflowers. The bridesr paste! coral crystal matching tiaras and flowers. The flowergir id blue tulle over s basket of matching flo'

The bride attended school, Georgetown, college (formerly New lege for women), and tine Gibbs school, Mo She is employed by 11 ideations, incorpora York city. The groo dilate of Bogota high is now a student Dickinson co llege, Y J., following hi: bm the Air Force.

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At a 2 o 'c lock cc Jiy in Grace Episci Lawrence, Miss An Robinson, daughter fe. David D. Robin Jover st., Ballardvale Lide of Edwin Hus Son °f Mr. and Mrs. Central s t., No. H Kev- Harold Deacon , | re an altar arrange 1 ue and white flowei Carthy of Andover v\ 1st.

Civen in marriage ™ bride chose a g, '% face over nylo [ined with fitted bod

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Lt. Thomas C. Wilkinson, soj f Mr. and Mrs. Irvin T. Wilkinso6 York s t . , graduated from Ke 'oint Tuesday. He received achelor of science degree anl ■as commissioned a second lieif inant in the Air Force.

He is a graduate of Puncharl igh school with the class ol 951. He was appointed by Con resswoman Edith Nourse Rogersl luring his four years at the mill ary academy, he participated

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p,LOSSARLCK - WOLFSONWinifred A. Wolfson, daughter

,| Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolfson, ioo Argilla rd. formerly of George- loMI was married to Hobert A

dossareck, son of Mr. andWilliam Schlossareck, May-

>d, N.J., June 4 at 1:30 p.m.the Presbyterian church, May- ^ by Ur. Henry Burnham

plirkland. A reception followed at L Hackensack Women’s club.The bride's attendants included , sister, Mrs. Evelyn Wohl, idgeport, Conn., as matron of nor; Miss Sylvia Smith, Cha­im, N.J., as bridesmaid; Miss lily Blair, Madison, N.J . , a s

tdesmaid; and her niece, Pa- icia Wohl, as flowergirl.The groom’s brother, Hichard W. ilossareck, Maywood, was the st man, and Donald G raess le Garfield, N.J., and Hobert ke of Hackensack, N .J . ,

,:ed as ushers.The bride, given in marriage by

father, wore a gown of im- ed Chantilly lace and nylon

„,.e over satin. I he lace over salin princess bodice fitted to the lip, from which a bouffant nylon le skirt with lace center icket fell into a chapel sweep.

'he lace appliqued s t r a p le s s top blended into an illusion neckline [with lace appliqued peter pan Icollar. She wore a pearl crown nd French illusion veil with latching lace appliques and car- ied two white orchids with stephanotis and babies breath over the family Bible.

The matron of honor wore p a s ­tel torquoise tulle over sa t in with Latching tiara and cas c a d e of flowers. The bridesmaids wore pastel coral crystallette with Latching tiaras and cascad e of flowers. The flowergirl wore pas- td blue tulle over satin with a basket of matching flowers.

The bride attended Per ley high school, Georgetown, D ouglass college (formerly New Je rsey col­lege for women), and the Rathe- rue Gibbs school, Montclair, N.J . Sie is employed by UCA Commu­nications, incorporated, New fork city. The groom is a gra­date of Bogota high school and is now a student at Fair le igh Lckinson college, T eaneck , YJ., following his d ischarge born the Air Force.

following a trip to Quebec, He couple will reside at 100 ttherine ave., Rochelle Park ,

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»ALKUP - ROBINSON1 a ̂ o’clock ceremony Sun-

/ in Grace Episcopal church, uwrence, Miss Amy E lizabe th

jobinson, daughter of Mr. and rs. David D. Robinson, 407 An-

i ,.\er stj ’ Uallardvale, became the i . l Edwin Russell Walkup,

j *» of Mr. and Mrs. P a u f Walkup,I T ' u 1 st No. Heading. The

.' ' Deacon officiated be-im an.altar arranged with pink,

; and white flowers. F rank Mc- j ^ hX of Andover was the solo-

| J ’Z*1', ‘n ["arriage by her fa ther, Li, ,lde c 10se a gown of Chan-

[ .L aCe ° ver nyfon tu l le fash- wuh fitted bodice and bouf-

i| (S lrl e,l<Jing in a court train, h r f m g e r t i p v e i j o f i l l u s i o n w a s

‘ to a Juliet cap and she a cascade arrangement of

orchid U S C e n tC r e d W i th a w h i t e Ugh j lss J°an Robinson of

va e , as maid of honorwore a til m 1,1 nonor,of nvlm, U< l)riacess s ty le gown Ber t " / ? 1 with a ruffled skir l . al«n •U' P*ece aillf flowers were

Dorothy Walkup of No. Heading and Lola C a s t le of Bailardvale wore similar gowns in pink with matching f lowers. Edna Walkup of Brat tleboro, Vt., a s flower girl, wore yellow ta f fe ta and tulle with matching f lowers.

Pau l Walkup of Urattleboro, Vt.,

served as best man and the ush­ers were John and David Robin­son of Bailardvale.

A reception at the home of the bride followed the ceremony, with gues ts present from Michigan, Vermont and Connecticut.

After a wedding trip to Niagara

F a l l s and Canada the couple will reside at 35 Balmoral st.

The bride is a graduate of Pun- chard high school and the McIn­tosh b u s in e ss school, Lawrence. The bridegroom is a graduate of Heading high school and has served with the Army for* two

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George N. P e te rs , 121 Elm s t . , received h is A s soc ia te in Art de­gree from Boston un ivers i ty ’s ju­nior co l lege during traditional commencement e x e rc i se s las t Sunday.

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Phill ips Academ y Graduation Sunday; 15 Andover Boys Among 200 Graduate

AndoVer students who will receive diplomas Sunday at the 177th Phillips academy commencement are, left to right, top row, Alan R, Blackmer Jr., 215 Main st.; Dale W. Blake, 7 Stratford rd.; Anthony C, Costello, 47 Bartlet st.; Robert A. Domingue, 60 High st.; Bruce E. Donovan, 95 High st.; D.avid W. Haartz, 60 High Plain rd.; Lloyd T. Howells Jr., 1 Cheever cir.; Robert B.

Innes, Haggett's Pond rd. Bottom, Laurence R» Lewis, Laurel lane; Allan M. Loosigian, Lowell st.; Ernest G. Matton, 73 Summer st.; Alexis Morgan, 173 Main st.; Daniel W. Murphy, 36 Washington ave.; John A. Polgreen Jr,, 36 Whit­tier st. and Elbert K. Weaver, 32 Phillips st. BULO

REFifteen Andover s tude n ts will

rece iv e d iplomas at the 177th commencement of P h i l l ip s acad­emy Sunday morning.

H eadmaster John Mason Lem­per will p resen t the diplomas at

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the traditional graduation exer­c i s e s at 11 a.m. in the chapel a s ­s i s t e d by Bishop Henry W. Hob­son, chairman of the board of t ru s tees .

An informal af ternoon and even­ing program is schedu led for to­morrow, with the 25th-year reunion c l a s s s tag ing an educa t iona l sem ­inar on Saturday morning. They will d i sc u ss “ Andover’s P o l ic ie s , Today and Tomorrow’’.

Also on Saturday morning there will be a musical open house pre­sen ted by the depar tm ents of art and music at the Addison gallery of American Art; a meeting of the alumni council and the F r ie n d s of the Oliver Wendell Holmes li ­brary.

T he annual alumni luncheon will bring together some 1500

persons in the Memorial gymnas­ium. Speakers , in addition to Headmaster Lemper, will include Ralph D. P a in e J r . , publisher of a na tional magazine and Ph i l l ips graduate and Alumni Pres iden t Robert U. Redpath.

T here will be a basebal l game Saturday af ternoon between the varsi ty team and an a l l-s tar alum­ni team; a m usica l comedy “ When and I f ’’ wri tten and produced by members of the senior c la s s ; fol­lowed by 12 alumni dinners.

Over 200 se n io rs will receive diplomas Sunday, followed by a reception at the home of Headmas­ter and Mrs. Lemper.

OBITUARIESMrs. I s a b e l la II. B a tch e ld er

Mrs. I sab e l la H. (Gamble) Bat- chelder , 62, Argil la rd., died Mon­day evening af ter a long i l ln ess . She was the widow of Sidney S. Batchelder.

A native of Cambridge, she had re s id ed in Andover for the pas t 43 years and was a member of the Free church.

She l eav es four sons , S. Abbott, with whom sh e made her home; Albert of G anesvoar t , N.Y., Lor- ing E. and David of Andover; three daughte rs , Mrs. Isabe l le Hodgson of Yuma, Ariz., Miss Gertrude C. Batchelder of Wash­ington, D.C. and Mrs. P r i s c i l l a A. Tyning of Andover; a brother, Wil­liam Hamilton of Arlington; a s i s ­ter, Mrs. May Beaton of Belmont; a l so 10 grandchildren.

The funeral will be held today from the Lundgren funeral home with se rv ic e s at 2 p.m., conducted by the Rev. Levering Reynolds Jr. Th. D., pas tor of the Free church. Burial will be in West P ar ish cemetery.

ROYAL D. MAILLYRoyal D. Mailey, 75, 58 Salem

s t . , died June 3 at the Lawrence General hosp i ta l . He was s tr icken in the Andover National bank and pronounced dead on arrival at the hospita l .

Dr. John T . Batal, medical examiner , sa id death was due to coronary thrombosis.

A re t ired e le c t r ic a l engineer, Mr. Mailey had lived here for seven years. He was a Lynn na­tive and a graduate of M.I.T. He also had received his doctorate in sc ien ce from Stephens inst i tu te , Hoboken, N.J . He was a member of No. Par ish Unitarian church.

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Mr. Mailey is survived by h is wife, Bertha (Gifford) Mailey; a son , Bruce G. of Cincinnat i , O.; a daughter , Miss Je an E. Mailey of New York; a brother, Howard T. Mailey of Andover and two grand­children , Sandra and Scott Mailey.

Funera l s e rv ic e s were held Monday in P ine Grove cemetery, Lynn.

DOROTHY L. CRONINMiss Dorothy L. Cronin of L o­

well d ied June 5 in that c i ty . She w as the daughter of the la te Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cronin, formerly of Ballardvale .

The funeral was held yes te rday from the McDonough funeral home, L ow ell , with a solemn high Mass in St. P e t e r ’s church at 9 a.m. Burial was in St. P a t r ic k ’s cem e­tery, Lowell.

Take Part In Merrimack Col. Commencement

Several local men and women par t ic ipa ted in the commencement e x e r c i s e s of Merrimack co l lege June 4.

M iss Nata lie T . Morin, c l a s s of 1955, 172 Summer s t . , rece ivedthe Holy Name medal for ex ce l ­lence in the s tudy of rel igion.

Another award winner w as Miss L ouise A. Poth ier , 150 Main s t . , c l a s s of 1957. She rece ived the Very Rev. Joseph M. Dougherty, O.S. A ., medal for exce l len ce .

Among the g raduates were Bar­bara A. Bird, 12 Canterbury s t . ,

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With a w inning season behind them, the Punchard baseball team assembled for the last time before turning in the ir un i­forms. Their 10-4 record took second spot in the Merrimack V a l­ley Suburban league. Back row: Coach Robert C o llie r, Larry Lynch, Bob G rudzinski, Jack R iley, Doug Anderson, C lif f

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3 L e tter WinnersThree- le t te r winners included

William F ishe r , football, ba ske t ­ball and baseba l l . He is the co­cap ta in -e lec t in both football and baseba l l . William Vickers, win­ning l e t te r s in the same spo r ts , is co -cap ta in -e lec t of basketball and baseba l l .

Other th ree-let ter winners were Robert LeFebvre , capta in of the baseba l l team, for football, b a s e ­ball and basketbal l and Richard Lumenello in the same three spor ts .

Three- le t te r winners in football, baske tba l l and track included Ern­es t Clegg, Edward Dwyer, co ­cap ta in -e lec t in basketball ; Alex Thompson and Allen Wadman.

Pau l Gallant took three le t te r s in football, baske tba l l and golf.Win Two L e tte r s

Two-let ter winners for football and b aseba l l were Charles Dalton, Albert Damon, George Durant, Robert Grudzinski Lawrence Lynch, co-cap ta in -e lec t of foot­ball; John Murray, baseba l l cap t­ain and David Best .

Winners of le t te rs in football and t rack were .Arthur Babbitt , William knea th , Arthur and Allan Schwarzenberg, Richard Smith, Kenneth Hill and Thomas Andrew.

Frank Dyer rece ived le t te rs in football and basketball ; while Robert L e e te was awarded le t te rs in baske tba l l and golf.S in g le L e t t e r s

B a seba l l le t te rs were presented to Douglas Anderson, Jack R e i l ly , Clifford Sharpe, Jack Twigg, C ha r les Bowman, John Giocinco, Glenn Williams and Vincent T rean- or.

A b aske tba l l le t ter was p resen ­ted to Stephen O ’Connor.

L e t te rs for track were given to Paul Bouleau, Eric Burgher, co­capta in ; Carl Buschmann, Robert Buschmann, Jam es Holt, Richard J a n e s , William Belia , Ted Sutton Richard McAnern.

Football le t te rs were awarded to Robert G il l is , Jam es Gordon, George Henrick, Roger Johnson, William McCullom, Phil l ip Spin­ney, Pau l Stefani, Robert Will- iams, P e te r Anderson, Fred Pol- green and Richard Smith.

L e t te rs in golf went to Richard

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Sharpe, Glen W illiam s and Charlie Bowman. Front row: Jack! Tw igg, Bob Lefebvre, John G iovinco, co-captain-elect Bil F isher, Captain John Murray, co-captain-elect B ill Vickers George Durant, Burt Damon and Dave Best.

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Davis, capta in ; John Twinan, Thomas Richardson, Janies R ich­ardson, William Gurry, Frank Quint, Harold Whitworth, Thomas Hale and Granville Cutler.Girls R e c e iv e L e t t e r s

L e t te rs for girl sp o r ts were giv­en to Marlene Bajah, Barbara Brookover, Judy Hall and Amy Glendinning.

C heer leade rs rece iv ing le t te r s included Capta in Lorra ine Des- Roches, Cap ta in -e lec t Sandra Mc- k in iry , Jane M ckin iry , Joan Ham­ilton, L inda Cooke, Betty F i tz ­gerald, Ann L eF ebvre , Fay Thorn­ton, Nancy Sunderland, Cathy Duke and Bonita Hajjar.

Awards were p resen ted by F a c ­ulty Manager Kenneth Mckiniry, Robert McIntyre, football and track coach; Joseph Wright, golf and Miss Joan Rizzo, g ir ls spor ts .

H e r e ’s T h e RecordT h e following official records

were posted in spor ts : football, won four, los t four, t ied one; b a s ­ke tball , won 12, lost s ix and en­tered the T ech tourney; track, won five, lost three; baseba l l , won 10, lost 4; golf, won three, lost three.

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(Qontinued from P age O ne)Other new construction permits

i s su ed for r e s idence and garage included: Roy R. Farr, Gouldrd.; George Mottram, North s t . ; Robert Grant, Salem s t . ; Pau l Hershon, School s t . ; Gerald Du­chesne , McKinney cir .; Luther P . Leighton, L incoln s t . ; Wilfred Landry, Greenwood rd.; Guy For- bush, Holt rd.

Perm its for r e s id e n c e s only, in addition to Mr. L e a t h e r s ’ de­velopment, were i s s u e d to Wil­liam Leary, Lovejoy rd.; Stephen Dembroski, Lowell Je t . ; Mrs. Irene Squire, River rd.

Other new construction permits went to George G o s se l in , Heard project 55, garage; C h e s te r Mac­Millan, 36 River s t . , tw o-sta l l garage; Joseph Nigrelli, Salem s t . , lot two, foundation; P h i l l ip s academy, Salem st. and Highland rd., summer shelter; Abbot acad ­emy, gymnasium on School st .

Other permits were is sued to L ione l Boulanger, 69 North s t . , interior foundation; E rnest Gau- det , 77 North s t . , addition to

porch; D. T. Sullivan, 1 lfancrol| rd. , addition to dwelling; Alpho Faggiano, 1 Shipman rd., add ti and enclose porch; Cyril Noel, 247 Beacon s t . , add to dwelling Mrs. Martin Darby, 164-165 No Main s t . , en large porch.

Ja m e s B. Sullivan, North st.| s ide porch; Colombosian Sons, Argilla rd., add offied building; Shawsheen Manor, No| Main s t . , additional rooms.

C A D E T G E O R G E COI.I.INS G R A D U A T E O F VMI

Cadet George R. Collins, son i Selectman and Mrs. J. EverettCol| l in s , 35 Summer st., graduate from the Virginia Military institut̂ June 7.

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kindergarten Youthful

The final chapel prog Shawsheen school was Friday morning with t Vers of the kindergart youthful stars.[ Miss Ethel Anderso rten teacher, directe' >iu which opened wit Thank Thee” follov rd's Prayer” . Wil

Ljy was the announc ^nt and introduce

Ijcadlo, Nancy Howe twis and William Gow Jed “June’s Other Nai

[The kindergarten cl *g “Snow White” , f<

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tataldo, and Dougl Fellow Daffodils” wi tag by the chorus a obert Neil and Richa ja gave a recitatic

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Iloiix and Douglas Do “Outside My Window chorus joined in wit mg of Sixpence” ,

rales for summer were die attention of all < Robert Henderson, L kinnon, Wayne Clar Wilson, Mary Ellen R Claire Prout. Brian < cited the “ Gingerbrea Edward McCabe, wit! lollipops, led the c, song of the same name

In a circus mood, M

Igeron, Brian Catald Cower and Stephen Icited “The Merry Ciri followed by the choru on the “ Balloon Mar

|to.lhe wild west, Mic and William Harr

I "Out on the Prairie audience enjoyed a li oi“Davy Crockett” .

Next came “ Dear

ILand” recited by 1 Cabe, Gary Barnes,

) and Philip Riley with the next

I Flag", sung by the chorus.The program ended

appropriate recitatic

I Robertson, Jeannie Phyllis Mailloux ent -chool is Out” . Th lowed by the salute and the audience join the first and last "America” .Prize Puppy

Booster Boy,Poston terrier bred 1 deri and owned by I *on first prize in the at the Merrimac V;I'-trier club show The show attracted -i about 125 people at the home of Mr. 8 Scuderi, No. Main st,

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orch; D. T. Sullivan, 1 Uancroij 1., addition to dwelling; Alphi aggiano, 1 Shipman rd., ad nd enclose porch; Cyril Noel 47 Beacon s t . , add to dwelling; rs. Martin Darby, 164-163 No, ain s t . , enlarge porch.Jan ies B. Sullivan, North si

ide porch; Colombosian an ons, Argilla rd., add offic uilding; Shawsheen Manor, No, ain s t . , additional rooms.

A D E T G E O R G E COLLINS I R A D I A T E O F VM1

Cadet George R. Collins, son o| e lectman and Mrs. J. Everett Col ins, 35 Summer st., graduati •om the Virginia Military institut une 7.

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iiawsheen school was held las t

[riday morning with the young- trs of the kindergarten as the ilhful stars.Hiss Ethel Anderson, kinder- en teacher, directed the pro-

...n which opened with “ Father irThank Thee” followed by the

d's Prayer” . William Har- was the announcer for the

t and introduced Sandra jcadlo, Nancy Howe, Cynthia <wis and William Gower who re-

d "June’s Other Name” .The kindergarten chorus then g "Snow White” , followed by recitation called “ On The m” by Paul Briggs, Brian

,'italdo, and Douglas Dodd. Tellow Daffodils” was the next eng by the chorus after which lobert Neil and Richard Hender- DD gave a recitat ion enti t led llagic” .Jeannie Lowe, Phyll is Mail-

)«x and Douglas Dodd recited Outside My Window” and the torus joined in with “ Sing a ong of Sixpence” . The sa fe ty lies for summer were brought to le attention of all children by chert Henderson, Donald Mc- innon, Wayne Clark, Stephen

filson, Mary Ellen Keardon and laire Prout. Brian Cata ldo re­tted the “ Gingerbread Man” as dward McCabe, with two huge illipops, led the chorus in a ong of the same name.In a circus mood, Michael Ber­

geron, Brian Cataldo, William iGjwer and Stephen Wilson re­lied “ The Merry Circus Clown” illowed by the chorus joining in

oo the “ Balloon Man” . Turning lo.the wild west, Michael Berge- u anl ̂ William llarnedy recited °“t 0,1 the Fra irie” , and the

aritence enjoyed a lively chorus of Davy Crockett” .

Next came “ Dear F lag of Our Land" recited by Edward Mc- Gbe, Gary Barnes, Michael Zo­ic and Philip Hiley, which tied

wtn the next song, “ The ag > sung by the kindergarten

ciorus.■he program ended with a final Pfopriate recitation by Ann *rtson, Jeannie Lowe and ylhs Mailloux entitled “ When

-CM ,s Out” . Th is was fol- d by the salute to the flag

lie 'nrsT 'lTr‘Ce j ° ined in s inging lint and last s ta n z a s ofAm erica .

Nize Puppy‘̂ s t e r Boy, s ix_week_old

Boston terrie, bred by John Scu-

lon r , °Wned by Scuderi, at th*rS nfriZe ' n tbe PuPPy c la s s■erritr 7 ' " ? Valley Uoston]j,e s h C U ‘ sbow las t Sunday.of aboii^TocUraCted an audience „ , 125 PfeoPle and was held

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Dramatic Department OutingT he dramatic department of the

Shawsheen Village Woman’s club held an al l-day outing last week at the summer home of Mrs. James Baxter at Big Island Pond, Hamp­s te ad , N.H.

A lobste r luncheon was enjoyed under the supervis ion of h o s te ss chairman Mrs. John Lowe and her committee, Mrs. Richard Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas Neil, Mrs. C. M. ko p a tch , Mrs. Gordon Lauder and Mrs. Helen Dooley.

The program chairman, Mrs. K ichardson Anderson and dter committee, Mrs. Edward Erickson, Mrs. Hobert Hobichaud, Mrs. Jo­seph Mulvey and Mrs. A. J. Azar­ian p resen ted the enter tainment “ Pantomine to Music” which w as followed by a group of games.

Further p lans were completed for the play which will be p resen­ted the 11th and 12th of Novem­ber.Campfire — Bluebird S e a s o n E n d s

The f inal gathering of the Camp­fire g ir ls and the Bluebirds w as held Wednesday at Wild Hose Farm in the form of a cookout. Mrs. Jam es Byrnes, chairman of the group, welcomed Mrs. J. McCullum, field director of the Campfire g ir ls

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from the Boston office.Mrs. Byrnes and Mrs. McCullum

presented the gir ls with their aw­ards earned during the year and also their honor heads . A flying- up ceremony was held for all Blue­birds e ligible to become Campfire girls .

A parting gift was p resented to Mrs. Byrnes, upon her retirement a s chairman, by the following group leaders: Mrs. Thayer War- shaw, Mrs. Bruce Dodd, Mrs. Sher­man Carr, Mrs. Alexander Blam- ire, Mrs. Ignatius Cata ldo, Mrs. George Woodes, Mrs. Michael Os- trowe, Mrs. Richard Baker, Mrs. Paul McKinnon, Mrs. F ra nc is Mor­gan and Mrs. Donald Lacey .

Mrs. Gordon Lauder will take over the duties of chairman for the coming year.Cub Scout Circus

The gym of the Shawsheen school was the scene of a c ircus put on by pack 71 of the Shaw­sheen cub scou ts . The boys put on an outstanding show with rea l­is t ic costumes represen t ing the various charac ters found under the big top.

Chippy Wilson was the barker for the s ide show and introduced the strong man, Tommy Mc- Quade; fat lady, Andy Daly; ta t ­tooed man,Paul Seccareccio ; fat man, Andy Innes;two-headed man, Cliffie Howe; fortune te l le r , Seb­as t ian Cataudella ; bearded lady, Robert Harper and the Balloor man, Hickey Lacey.

Teddy Andrew a s the ring mas­ter announced the a c t s a s they ap­peared in the main ring, which sta rted off with an excit ing s tage coach holdup by Jimmie O ’lleil-

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PD.A.R. W ill Hold Silver Tea June 18

A si lv e r tea will be sponsored by P r i s c i l l a Abbot chapter , N.S. D.A.R., June 18 from 2:30 to 4:30p .m .

Mrs. Frank R. Hayes will open her home 10 Shipman rd., for the tea, which is under the direction of the f inance committee. Mem­bers are Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Thomas Dea and Mrs. William A. Trow. Regent, Mrs. Leo V. O’Connor, will a s s i s t . *

Four members of the chapter re­cently a t tended the annual DAR day at H il ls ide school for boys in Marlboro, a school partially supported by the DAR. Those a t ­tending were Mrs. O ’Connor, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Holand Weeks and Mrs. Edwin G. Otto.

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Helen T. Corr Wins Key At Northeastern

An Andover girl h a s won a d is ­tin c t iv e award at N ortheastern u n iv ersity .

M iss H elen T . Corr, 100% Main S t . , w ds p resen ted with the annual k ey award for b e in g the sen io r girl who has done the m ost for O m ega Sigm a, a ll-w om en’s organi- tion .

She w ill r ec e iv e her lib era l art% degyec, with a major in b io l­ogy , at the com m encem ent June 17. T he key award w as' m ade at the annual sen ior banquet held at the u n iversity .

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F am ily LookoutA family cookout was held re­

cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrier of Andover s t . T hose present were: Mr. and Mrs. Abbott and children, Fa i th , T er­rance and Jam es of Andover; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bernard and chil­dren, Ja ne t , Nancy, Buddy and Andrew of Melrose, Mrs. E l iza ­beth Ferrier and Susan Anderson of Andover; Mrs. Robert Dunn and children, Daniel, Lorraine, Sharon and Robin; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferrier and children, E lizabeth , Robert, William and Barbara.

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P A U L BOUL EAUC h ild ren ’s Day Serv ice

The annual Children’s day s e r ­vice will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. Children in all departments will take part in the se rv ice and diplomas will be awarded.

Superin tendents of the Sunday School are Mrs. Ruth Sharpe and Mrs. Mary Perrino. A ss is tan t Superintendent is Paul Bouleau. F a r e w e l l Gathering

Over 150 members and friends gathered in the Church s t . audi­torium las t Saturday evening for a farewell party to the Rev. and Mrs. Anthony Perrino, who are leaving Friday for Detroit, Mich., where they will at tend the con­ference and the Rev. Mr. Perrino will rece ive h is final ordination. The Per r inos will then proceed to Corval l is , Ore., where they may be reached at the F irs t Meth­odist church after Ju ly 1.

A program was presented a s follows: P re lude , Organist Donald Watson of Lawrence; Hymn, “ Rise Up and Shine” ; A welcome w as given by Lay L eader Wen­dell Mattheson; so lo , “ The Lord’s Prayer” , Margaret Camp­bell; Address, the Rev. Earl Hay­wood, minister of the Lexington Methodist church, formerly of Bal- lardvale; c lar ine t so lo , Mrs. Lo is T acconni ; prayer, the Rev. Roy E. Nelson Jr . of the Andover B aptis t church; hymn, “ Bles t Be the T ie that B inds” ; Benediction; P ost lude .

T he group then went to the ves try where they received ser- era l g if ts from church organiza­t ions. Refreshments of coffee and cake were served by Mrs. Pau l Andrews, Mrs. E rnest Hall, Mrs. Albert Warner, Mrs. Andrew Town­send and Mrs. William Marruzzi.

Weenie R o a s tThe Junior Youth Group of the

United church held a weenie roast at th e home of Judith and Sandra Webb of Ballardvale road las t Saturday afternoon. Games were played before and after the eating of hot dogs and ro lls , potato chips and punch. T h o se at tending were P a t r ic ia Butler, Karen Grant, Craig and Kent Warner, Je an e t te Marceau, L inda MacCausland, Ju­dith and Sandra Webb, the Rev. Anthony Perrino and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alfred Webb.W .S.C .S . Meeting

The Women’s Society of Chris­tian Service will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. William Marruzzi, Hall ave.

Sunday, the members will leave immediately af ter the Chi ld ren’s day se rv ice for a motor trip to the Cathedral of the P in es , Rindge," N. 11.

Friendly Guild Annual MeetingT he annual b u s in e ss meeting of

the Friendly Guild will be held

June 16 in the Church s t . ves try at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. Curtis Schultz will have charge of the devotional se r ­v ice . H os te s s e s for the evening will be Mrs. Alfred Webb, Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Mrs. George Marceau.Cradle Roll

All children of the Cradle roll are asked t o bring their banks to church next Sunday, Chi ld ren’s day.Church N o te s

The ch i ld ren of the cradle roll are asked to bring their banks to the Children’s day se rv ice .

L a s t Sunday morning F ra n c is A. Magoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Magoon of Andover s t . , and Wayne W. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Anderson of Center s t . , were chr is tened in the United church by the Rev. Anthony Perrino.P e r so n a l

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Sr. and family of Tewksbury s t . v is i ted with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell Jr . in Amherst Sunday. T hey a lso v is i ted with the Rev. and Mrs. Arnold Kenseth.

John Lucey To A tte n d A q u a tic School June 14

John R. Lucey, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lucey, Summer s t . , will a ttend the National Red C ross aquatic school in So. Han­son from June 14 to 21.

Sponsored by the local Red C ro ss chapter, he will rece ive in tensif ied instruction in water sa fe ty and will be qualif ied to act a s life sa ve r and swimming in­structor at Pomp’s pond this sum­mer.

Other Red C ross a c t iv i t ie s th is year have included instruction to 15 s tuden ts at P h i l l ip s academy in water sa fe ty , qualifying them a s sa fe ty instruc tors; 41 have re­ce ived ce r t i f ica te s in advanced swimming and 33 in li fe sav ing . In charge of th e program at the academy w as Reagh Wetmore, a member of th e a th le t ic department and qualif ied Red C ro ss instruc-

E i r t h s . . .GILDEA — A daughter, June 7

in the Brockton hospita l to Dr. and Mrs. George T. Gildea (Kath­leen Eastwood) of Stoughton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eastwood of Chandler rd. are the maternal grandparents.

O’HAGAN — T w ins , a son and a daughter, June 6 in the Bon Se- cours hospita l to Mr. and Mrs. Jam es O ’Hagan (Claire Molloy) 47 E sse x s t . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molloy of Lawrence and paternal grand­parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Hagan, 1 Baker lane.

STEINKE — A daughter, May 26 in Je fferson, Iowa, to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Steinke (Joan McMillan) of Jefferson, Iowa. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan, 214 No. Main st .

R E A L T Y T RA N SFER SHenry J. Raymond, Est. to An-

to inette Ouellette, Beacon st.Antoinette Ouellette to Louis J

Ouelle t te et ux, Beacon st.Warren J. Flynn el ux to Joseph

E. Brouillard et ux, Pleasant st.Joseph E. Brouillard et ux i0

Warren J . Flynn et ux, Pleasant s t .

Daniel F. Ferris , Sr. et ux to Victor J. Bush et ux, Deacon st,

Daniel F. Ferris , Jr. et ux to Victor J . Bush et ux, Beacon st,

Clinton T . Goodwin to Gerald C Duchesne et ux, McKenney cir.

Yemma Bros. , Inc. to Gerald C. Duchesne et ux, McKenney cir,

Winona B. Newell to Charles I!M. Whiteside et ux, Shawsheenrd

A. Elizabeth Hurley, Gdn. to Willis Davison Bryant et ux, near Shawsheen rd.

A. Clarence Buckley, Est. to Willis Davison Bryant et ux, Shaw­sh e en rd.

Jam es L. Brennan et ux to Carl C. Williams et ux, near Shore of F o s te r ’s pond.

Margaret A. Witt to Arthur L Bonner et ux, Chestnut st.

Grant H. Silva et ux to Placido Consoli et ux, Lowell st.

Arthur G. Chamberlain to John J . Foley Jr ., ut ux, Greenwood rd.

S P A D E AND TROWEL GARDES C L U B MEETING JUNE 13

T he final meeting of the sum­mer will be held by the Spade and Trowel Garden club June 13at the Andover Inn.

Officers will be elected at the meeting, which follows a luncheon at 1 p.m. The members will also tour the gardens at the Inn.

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Many a bright-eyed person look

on the dark side of life.

I t is easy to find fault—but fault is a d ru g on the market.

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CELEBRATION SALEEd Sullivan’ s Toast of the Town 7th Birthday

L et’s All go to the party at

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Miss Phyllis Gould rd., is a < a degree from L college at annuo ment exercises . is the daughter of Kenneth H. The Thompson was a i Workshop player served as a sen while at Lasell.

Many Activ i Planned At

Young people in will find a lot of library this summer

The “ Book V Club” will includ quirements for Vi Awards will be ma tion of the varie< members, however vited to the fall Party” if they hav books during the si

From June 24 to will be a story h to 11 a.m. each 1 Friday.

At the same houi beginning July 7, record listening ho people. Fairy tal stories of the mak will be heard. T will end at the end

Puppet groups ' at two different interested may ch June 17-30 perioc The groups will m a week for an hi The puppets and m (luring these time for plays in the fa

ANDOVER BOY! GOV. DUMMER 1

Dr. John Masoi master at Phillips the graduation ad nor Dummer acac day, as two Ar ceived their diplo

Richard C. Cui and Mrs. Charles Hidden rd., and mons Jr., son o Thomas A. Emm st., received dipli

Currier was a i tie club and juni participated in and lacrosse. E to the same clubs ball, basketball a

BALDWIN AND TO R E C E IV E t

fwo Andover candidates at Yal

Robert A. 1 Field, is a candii Hne Arts.

fred W. Doyl will receive his b

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n j .iniel F . F erris , Sr. et ux t0fc or J . Hush e t ux, Ueacon st. I aniel F . F erris , Jr. et ux t o l or J . Hush e t ux, Heacon st. I inton T . Goodwin to Gerald C. tesn e e t ux, McKenney cir.;mma B ro s., Inc. to Gerald C. te sn e e t ux, McKenney cir. nona B . Newell to Charles B.'h ites id e e t ux, Shawsheenrd.. Elizabeth Hurley, Gdn. to is D avison Bryant et ux, near vsheen rd. Mis, Clarence Buckley, Est. to Goulcis Davison Bryant et ux, Shaw- Q ^

:n rd. ..imes L . Brennan et ux to CarlWilliams e t ux, near Shore of mer

:er’s pond. isargaret A. Witt to Arthur L. K'ner e t ux, Chestnut st.rant H . S ilva e t ux to Placido \3o li e t ux, L ow ell st. rthur G. Cham berlain to John o ley J r . , ut ux, Greenwood rd.

D E AND TROWEL GARDES IB MEETING JUNE 13 le final meeting of the sum- w ill be held by the Spade Trow el Garden club June 13at

\ndover Inn. Ifficers will be elected at the ftin g , which follows a luncheon

p.m . T he members will alsothe gardens at the Inn. tek o r gen ius seldom accomp) nuch a s h a rd labor,

a n y a b right-eyed person h e d a rk side o f life.

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June 9, 1955

We take this means of announcing that we have purchased the Andover Gift House.The actual transfer of ownership Is effective this week.

The same discriminating good taste and fair pricing policies used in stocking the shop in the past will continue In force In addition, we shall add to the many fine lines already on display here. Specifically we will Increase our Greeting Card assort­ments at once. It will be our continuing aim to make the Andover Gift House a gift shop unique so that whatever the gift oc­casion, the best suited solution will be readily obtainable at our Park St. location,

/oung people ...11 find a lot o f a c tiv itybrary this summer.The “ Book Worm ReadingClub’’ w ill include d ifferen t re­quirements for various grad es. Awards will be made for com ple­tion of the varied read ing. A ll members, however, w ill b e in­vited to the fa ll “ Book Worm

i Party” if they have com pleted 10

I books during the summer.M From June 24 to Aug. 2 4 th e re^ will be a story hour from 10:15

U a.m. each Wednesday anc'“‘-••••sday'

Hans and Clara Kaufmann, the former proprietors, are leaving shortly to join their daughter in California. In wishing them Godspeed and good fortune, we know that we join the many, many friends they have made for themselves and the Andover Gift House since coming to Andover.

,ie same tiou. ling Ju ly 7 , the! i listening hour le . Fairy ta le s ies of the makir l be heard. T b .1 end at the end Puppet groups v L two different nterested may cl June 17-30 peric The groups will a week for an The puppets am during these t for plays in th'

We cordially invite you to visit with your first opportunity.

Most sincerely,meeV’ \T h o s e \her lh*

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JVER BOYS . DIJMMEK DIPLOMA?;. John Mason Kemper, iter at P h illip s academ y

graduation add ress a t I r Dummer academ y la s t ay, as two Andover beived their diplom as.

Richard C . Currier, s c and Mrs. C harles A. Ci Hidden rd., and Thomas mons Jr., son of Mr. Thomas A. Emmons, st., received d ip lom as.

Currier w as a niemb

I He club and junior g! participated in foot1 and lacrosse. Emmi to the same clu b s hi hall, basketball and

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10 THE ANDO VER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 9, 1955

Should Plug Zoning LoopholeThe planning board recently exposed a situation under

which zoning regulations of the town may be ignored by some sub-division owners.

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o<Aent&The matter came about when a Newton man asked the

board for advice concerning a sub-division bounded by Al- derbrook rd.,-Sunset Rock rd., Rattlesnake Hill rd. and Main st.

A loophole in the state zoning law allows that man to develop the property in direct violation of present And­over zoning requirements, for that area, which is “ Zone B“ on the town maps.

It seems that he purchased property for which a plan was made and recorded in 1921.

Because that date preceded the present zoning law, cur­rent regulations can ’t be enforced. He must maintain the proposed street layout to be sure, but frontage and lot size limitations may not be imposed.

It is distinctly unfair to other property owners, who must live up to the letter of the law, to allow this man to develop the property without much restriction.

He plans, for instance, to combine present 50-foot frontage lots so that some would measure 100 feet and others might reach the 150 feet required for that area un­der Zone B restrictions. The lots will not, necessarily, however, include the 30,000 square feet listed as a min­imum under the present law for that zone.

According to the planning board, only the board of health or the board of public works can now prevent this land from being developed outside zoning requirements.

The health board can, if it finds cause, refuse a permit on the grounds that there will not be enough area for a septic tank and drainage field.

If there is any problem concerning the roads, the board of public works can step into the picture.

We feel that the planning board should take immediate steps toward having the state law amended to prevent any further difficulties.

Our state representatives should be asked to enter the picture, to file whatever legislation is necessary to plug up this loophole before others take advantage of it.

The zoning requirements are based on sound common- sense and should not be subverted because of a s ta te lawwhich failed to foresee the present situation.

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June12 St. Augus tine’s Graduat ion,

St. A ugus tine’s church.12 P h i l l ip s academy graduation,

C ha p e l , 11 a.m.13 Spade and Trowel Garden

club, Andover Inn, 1 p.m.16 Service club outing, Wild Rose

farm.18 Barbeque, West P a r ish church, 1

5:30 and 6:30 p.m.19 High school graduation, Audi­

torium, 4 p.m.20 Route 28 hearing, Central

auditorium, 8:15 p.m.

At The LibraryCOMING E V E N T S

j Great Books D isc u ss io n groups c lo sed until September.

June 17 Summer Reading Groups for boys and g ir ls open.

| June 17, 10:15 - 11:45 a.m. Firs t puppet making group.

June 24, 10:15 to 11 a.m. F irs t story hour per iod.Summer lo an s go into effect at

once. By th i s ex tension of the rule, books may be stamped out on vacation loan until Sept. 15, if not books in s p e c ia l demand.

Local Grangers M et In B oxfo rd

Twelve members of Andover Grange, 183, at tended the June meeting of F riendsh ip Pomona 39, held las t Saturday in Boxford.

The afternoon se s s io n opened with a b u s in e s s meeting at 4:30. Albert Re te l le Jr . , who is a rep­r e sen ta t iv e of the Dodge a s s o c ia ­tion, showed s l id e s of the hurri­cane damage which was done to the t rees , e s p e c ia l ly in New Eng­land. A de l ic io u s supper ' was se rved at 6 p.m. The evening pro­gram, which commenced at 7:30, included a b u s in e s s meeting and a program of p lays presented by a group of s tu d e n ts under the di­rection of Miss Helen Lorrane of Haverhill .

T he Help Along club of And­over Grange a lso met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pe te rson of Pine s t . P la n s were

' made for the regular meeting on June 28 which is in charge of club members.

Andover Grange will meet next T uesday , June 14, at 8 p.m. in Grange hall . The program for the evening will be in charge of mem­bers of the Agriculture and Con­se rvation committee.

Oil in dustry production of m otor fuel fo r the m illions of cars, buses and o ther vehicles which A m ericans take more or less fo r g ran ted rose in 1953 to one billion 289 m illion barre ls, enough to fill the w orld’s largest reservoir (Lake Mead in Arizona- N evada) over five and a th ird times.

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Down the Years with The Townsman50 Y ea rs Ago — June 1905

C heste r Whitten has completed taking the c e n s u s in Ballardvale .

The regular monthly meeting of the Andover Cricket , Baseball and Footbal l a s so c ia t io n will be held in the club house next Mon­day. There will be b u s in e s s of sp e c ia l importance.

The E lk s defea ted an indepen­dent team, 10-9, in a 12-inning game T u esd ay on the Cricket club gro u n d s .

Two P earson st . children were almost run over by th e 6:59 train to Boston the other night. They were playing on the t racks near the freight depot when the train approached. An emergency stop by the eng ineer carr ied the train past the place where the children were playing, but they luckily had se en the train and ran off.

The Athle t ic a s soc ia t ion b ase ­ball team p lays the E sse x team of Lawrence here tomorrow after­noon on the p lays tead .

A fa lse alarm via te lephone summoned firemen to St. Augus- j t in e ’s cemetery T uesday , but there was no fire. There was no way to te l l who p laced the call .

The fire department spent all las t Sunday fighting a stubborn and at times f ierce fire at Pom p’s pond. The f irs t firemen arrived at 9 a.m. and the fire w as not ex- I t ingu ished until 6 p.m. Several firemen were overcome by smoke and received treatment.

Miss Fannie Maguire, May Queen of St. A ugus tine’s , led her process ion las t Sunday under c lear , warm sk ie s .25 Y ea rs Ago — June 1930

The Rev. Frank R. Shipman preached the sermon at South church Sunday afternoon which c losed the te rcen tenary ce leb ra ­tion. Music during th e se rv ice was patterned after music types of the 16th and 17th century.

Miss Mary C o l l in s has been ap­pointed town accountant by the se lec tm en. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Col l ins , Sum­mer s t . , she has been an employee of the a s s e s s o r s ’ office. Her job is a new one, c rea ted by th e new bookkeeping methods e s ta b l is h e d here by the s t a te , and rep laces the board of auditors.

The school board has voted to e s ta b l is h a seven th grade in the Bradlee school, af ter rece iv ing p e t i t ions from paren ts . Although the grade will be se t up, pa ren ts will have an option of send ing the youngste rs to Stowe Junior high school. The committee said it b e l iev es more ad van tages are ava i lab le at Stowe, where the feithth grade is a lso located.

P h i l l ip s academy b aseba l l team won i ts 10th s t ra igh t game Satur­day over Exeter, 13-5.

The Willing Workers of the Bal­lardvale Methodist church will hold a field day June 21 on the p lays tead .

Two boys have been arrested by police for s tea l ing ice cream from the basement of the Stowe school.

Commencement activities at P h i l l ip s academy begin June 8 with th e Baccalaureate services in the chapel.

Mrs. Alexander Crockett was e lec ted president of the Andover Mothers club at a meeting held las t Wednesday in Punchard high school. Mrs. Fred Collins was e lec ted firs t vice president and Mrs. George Brown was named second vice president.

William A. Harnedy was elected Grand knight of the Andover Council , 1078, k. of C., Thurs­day evening in Council hall, Grand knight Michael A. Burke presided.10 Y ears Ago - June 1945

The 86th commencement exer­c i s e s of Punchard high school will be held next Tuesday eve­ning at 8 in Memorial auditorium.

There will be a paper drive Sunday, the las t before September, “ Paper troopers” from the junior high school will assis t in col­lec t ing it.

Dr. Claude M. Feuss , headmas­ter at P h i l l ip s academy, was one of th e spec ia l speakers at a meet­ing of s tuden ts , faculty,and alum­ni and others held at Governor Dummer academy in So. Byfield Friday.

A goal of §15,000 has been set for the fund raising campaign of the South church. The fund will be used for a new parsonage.

Punchard c la s s day will be held Monday evening, preceded by a c l a s s supper. Charles Hay­ward will give the c lass history.

The June draft quota for And­over , numbering six, left Thurs­day morning for active duty.

A civil service list has been received by selectmen containing the names of three men who are el ig ib le for appointment as a per­manent police officer. Ihe posi­tion pays §38 weekly.

Members of the school commit­t ee gave a formal farewell dinner la s t Monday evening for Supt. and Mrs. Edward 1. Erickson. Chairman Arthur R. Lewis thanked Mr. Erickson for his work here.

The annual vacation Bible school will be in session July 9-20 in South church. Sessions run daily from 9-12, with children from four to 13 years of age being e l ig ib le .

J. Edson Andrews has resigned a s head of the shoe branch of the T ex t i le , Clothing and Leather bu­reau but will continue as a con­su l tan t . He will return to private b u s in e ss .

The June meeting of the nil- over Mothers club has been p°st poned until Wednesday, June 13.

LINE DECEIVING Ju s t because a man pitches a

good line is no sign he hafl a 0 on the ball. ____

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, JUNE 9, 1955

lie Townsmand boys h av e been arrested by : for s te a l in g ice cream from sem en t of th e Stowe school, unencem ent activ itie s at p s academ y begin June 8 th e B a c c a la u re a te services c h a p e l.

. A lex an d e r C rockett was id p re s id e n t of the Andover r s c lu b at a m eeting held W ednesday in Punchard high 1. Mrs. Fred C ollins was :d f ir s t v ice president and G eo rg e Brown was named d v ic e p re s id en t, liani A. H arnedy was elected

k n ig h t of th e Andover -i l , 1078, k. of C., Thurs* ev en in g in Council hall.

k n ig h t M ichael A. Burke led .

ears Ago - June 19453 86th com m encem ent exer-

of P u n ch a rd high school be h e ld next Tuesday eve- at 8 in M emorial auditorium, ere w ill be a paper drive ty, th e l a s t before September, e r t ro o p e r s ” from the junior s c h o o l w ill a s s is t in col-

tg i t .C la u d e M. F e u s s , headmas-

t P h i l l ip s academ y, was one 3 s p e c ia l s p ea k e rs at a meet- f s tu d e n ts , facu lty ,and alum- ad o th e rs held at Governor le r academ y in So. Byfield>y-goal of $15,000 has been set he fund raising campaign of ■South church. The fund will red for a new parsonage, nchard c la s s day will he

Monday evening, preceded c l a s s supper. Charles Hay-

will give the c lass history, e June draft quota for And-

numbering six, left Thurs- norning for active duty, civil service list has been ved by selectmen containing lam es of three men who are ble for appointment as a per- nt police officer. The posi- pays $38 weekly, mbers of the school cornmit- rave a formal farewell dinner

Monday evening for Supt. Mrs. Edward 1. Erickson,

rman Arthur H. Lewis thanked Irickson for his work here, re annual vacation Bible ol will be in session July

in South church. Sessions iaily from 9-12, with children four to 13 years of age being ble.E d so n A ndrew s lias resigned

e ad o f th e s h o e branch of the i le , C lo th in g a n d Leather bu- but w ill c o n t in u e as a con-

in t. He w ill re tu rn to private neiss.le June meeting of the An- Mothers club has been post-

id until Wednesday, June 13.

LINE DECEIVING at because a man pitches a

line iB no sign he has a w he ball.

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“The A n d o v e r Little League will y . out the National Infantile P ara ly s is fund by donating the L e c t i o n taken up at a game Iresday, June 14, at 6 p-m. on fteplaystead. rhe Cardinals will ■ the lied Sox. Lit tle Leagues , over the country will take part r activities benefitting the polio

|jd on that day. James G. Prout 1 of the Little League has urged lends of the League to come to T, uame to support both the Lit t le Leaguers and the polio fund.

Ifunchard Wallops R iv a l sI Punchard’s track team ground l i t a lop-sided win over r ivals’ ljethuen and Johnson las t Thurs- |:iy in a meet held in Methuen.

The score was Punchard, 66; |ftthuen, 20; Johnson, 10.

Co-captain A1 Wadman scored

two f i rs ts , a s the Blue Devils led the field in eight events . His wins were in t he 100 and 220.

ltalph Buschmann took first in the mile and kneath p laced third.

Other Punchard first place win­ners were Dwyer and Thompson, t ied for firs t p lace in the 440, with Sutton a c lose third; C. Buschmann, 880, with Bolia and Hil ls in second and third place; Holt, high jump, with Andrew tied for se co n d p lace with Sobel of Methuen; Andrew, sho t put, with Clegg and Ja n e s taking second and third. Punchard also took the relay.J o h n so n Drubs Punchard

The Blue Devils were beaten, 7-0, las t Friday by Lit t le -Three r ival, Johnson.

Bob Grudzinski absorbed the lo s s , giving up nine hits . Jack

Lyon of the No. Andover club was the winning hurler, a l lowing only three hits. The s e a s o n ’s re­cord for Punchard is 10-4.P h i l l ip s Academy B e a t s E x e te r

The P h i l l ips academy baseball team took a c lose game Saturday over arch-rival Exeter. The score was 3-0, with Tom Burke pitching a one-hitter. He struck out 11 and walked five.

E le c t C apta insElections of cap ta ins and man­

agers for six spor ts have been completed at Ph i l l ips academy.

W. Hanson To Lead Chapter Plan Div. Of United Fund

William V. Hanson, Highland rd., has accepted the “ Chapter P la n ” chairmanship for next fa l l ’s United Fund campaign in Greater Lawrence.

“ One minit per calendar day or i ts equivalent while employed” is the slogan to be used again th is year for employee so l ic i ta t ion , Mr. Hanson declared .

Pointing out that a chapter award is a symbol of the char i t­able and c iv ic -m indedness of em­p loyees in a group. To win the award, a group of employees must subscr ibe “ one minit per ca len­dar day” , with at lea s t 60 percent of the group tak ing part.

L as t y ear ’s drive netted some $64,407.15, indicating , Mr. Han­son declared, “ That employees want .to s tand on the ir own and be credited as a d is t inc t group for their support” .

CONTENTMENT Happiness consists mostly in be­

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Good luck is partial to people who are not afraid of hard work.

MARRIAGE R ET URNS

The following marriage re tu rns have been filed in the office of Town Clerk George H. Winslow:

Paul ' Joseph McVey, 32 C h e s t ­nut s t . and Ann Esther Smith, 14 Sargent s t . , No. Andover, mar­r ied May 29 in St. M ichael’s church by the Rev. Thomas F . P. Walsh.

Herbert May Nelson, 247 Kent s t . , Brookline and Helen Ann R usse l l , Lowell s t . , married June 4 in Christ church by the Rev. John S. Moses.

Richard F. Westlund, Mill Bt., No. Easton and Beverly C oll ins , Randall s t . . No. Easton , married June 5 in the South church by the Rev. Frederick B. Noss.

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86th birthday of Mrs. Laura Har­dy of H agget t ’s Pond rd. A family party was held in her honor Satur­day evening.

Mrs. Hardy has two daughte rs , Mrs. Joseph Carru thers , with whom sh e makes her home, and Mrs. Marion Garside of Tew ksbury . She a lso has three grandchildren , Adrith, Thomas and David Gar- s id e . Mrs. Hardy rece ived many ca rd s and g if ts which sh e e n ­joyed.N .D .I .A . E l e c t s

At a recent meeting of the No. D is t r ic t Improvement a s s o c ia t io n , the following were e le c te d to se rv e a s officers for 1955-56: Alfred Moreau, p resident; Mrs. P h i l ip Holmes, v ice -p res iden t ; Mrs. R usse l l Seamans, t reasurer ; Mrs. Harold Cookson, s e c re ta ry . Wins Award

Miss Moira Sullivan, a member of the West Andover Busy Wizard 4-H club, won an award of one w eek’s vacation at Camp L e s l i e , Georgetown. The award w as based on her h e lp fu ln e s s and co­operative sp ir i t during the pas t year .Pre-Prom Supper

A pre-prom supper party w as held las t Friday even ing at the home of Miss Marjorie Stewart, High P la in rd. The following young folks were g u e s t s of Miss Stewart: Beverly Donahue, Glenn Pea tm an , Gail Marland, Richard J a n e s , Marjorie Stewart, Wayne Newton, P r i s c i l l a C o lp i t ts , Robert B an is ter , Marcia Tangney , Bruce Stewart, J ane t Young, P e te r Mar­ker, Cora Pe t t i t and Carl Busch-

F a r e w e l l PartyA farewell party and te a took

p lace la s t Thursday even in g in the West school honoring Mrs. Harry Hanson, the k indergarten teache r , who i s to leave at the end of the school year . Mrs. Han­son was presented a paintiitg by her many friends. T h o se a t te n d ­ing were: Mrs. John Ozoonian , Mrs. Ralph Newton, Mrs. Donald Hill , Mrs. Robert Mitterman, Mrs. William Westaway, Mrs. C h a r le s Gaunt, Mrs. Fred Tarbox, Mrs. J a c k Ledbet ter , Mrs. Margaret Craig, Mrs. Virginia F e r r i s , Mrs. E v a Loosig ian , Mrs. Marion Wil­son, Mrs. Richard Sull ivan, Mrs. Gene Champey, Mrs. Ray Austin , Mrs. Ja ck Edmundson, Mrs. John J a c o b s , Mrs. Malcolm B a t t le s ,

m'8, ,AnnJe wCronin- Mrs- Matthe Novak and Miss Isabel Robbie.P ilg r im F e llo w s h ip

I he Senior and Junior high Pj grim Fellow ship of the West chui ch held a joint meeting Sum! even ing in the vestry. The follow ing officers were installed forth Senior high: R ussell Lewis pre< ident; Fred Hall, vice-president Deanna Hudgins, secretary Ip frey Hall, treasurer.

A word of welcome was give by the Rev. Hugh B. Penney t the following, who are to join th, sen io r group: Judith Silva, Larr Muller and Patty Ball. A largl group will join the Junior higl when it resum es its meetings i the fall. They were given a mos hearty welcome by former presi dent of the group, Bruce Stewart. Annual Picnic

T he church school picnic wi be held Saturday, June 11, T h p lace will be the West churc lawn from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Important Meeting

At 8 p.m. tonight, an importa parish meeting will be held i the church vestry. The report the Building Survey committe will be d iscussed and everyon is urged to be present, Church N ew s

An evening of “ Fun” will 1 held in the West church vestry 7 p.m ., tomorrow. Mrs. John Peal man is chairman. Refreshment will be on sa le .

MRS. GRACE PETERS A T T E N D E D CONVENTION

The 36th annual convention o the Department of Massachusett American Legion Auxiliary, wr held June 2-3-4, at the NewOceai| House, Swampscott, with a reg is trat ion of more than 1000 del­ega tes .

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T h e b e s t e x a m p l e o f t h e s e aims i s t h e S e r v i c e c l u b c h a i r ­man, D o ro th y J e n k i n s .

Dot h a s a l o n g r e c o r d o f s e r ­vice to t h e s c h o o l . I n h e r s e n i o r year s h e h a s b e e n a m e m b e r o f the S t u d e n t c o u n c i l , l i t e r a r y y e a r book c o m m i t t e e , a n d p e r f o r m e d i n the Sen ior S t u n t N i g h t .

Her j u n i o r a c t i v i t i e s w e r e P r o m and G r a d u a t i o n u s h e r e t t e , m e m b e r of th e P r o m P l a n n i n g B o a r d , French a n d N e w s p a p e r c l u b s .

Dot h a s b e e n a m e m b e r o f t h e Honor s o c i e t y f o r t w o y e a r s a n d ranks f i f th h i g h e s t i n h e r c l a s s .

Fo r t h e p a s t t h r e e y e a r s D o t has p l a y e d s o f t b a l l , b a s k e t b a l l and v o l l e y b a l l .

She h a s a p a r t t i m e j o b a t I r m a B e e n e ’s S h o p a n d l i s t s h e r h o b ­b ies a s s e w i n g , r e a d i n g , a n d spor ts .G r a d u a t i o n F l o w e r s

F l o w e r s w i l l b e n e e d e d f o r G r a ­duation J u n e 1 9 . I f a n y p a r e n t s could d o n a t e f l o w e r s f r o m t h e i r g a rd en s , t h e c o m m i t t e e w o u l d a p ­p re c ia t e i t i f t h e y w o u l d c o n t a c t Miss E . M a r j o r i e S m i t h , B a r b a r a C a rb o n e t t i o r C a r o l F o l l e y a t P u n c h a rd b e f o r e J u n e 1 5 .Prom Queen

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A f t e r t h e h o s t , W i l l i a m B o l i a , c r o w n e d t h e Q u e e n a n d h e r c o u r t h a d b e e n p r e s e n t e d w i t h f l o w e r s , a s p e c i a l d a n c e w a s s e t a s i d e f o r t h e c o u r t a n d t h e i r d a t e s .R o y s ’ S t a t e

M i c h a e l B a r t o n a n d B a s i l Y a n - cy, j u n i o r s , h a v e b e e n c h o s e n b y t h e t e a c h e r s t o r e p r e s e n t P u n c h a r d at t h e B o y s ’ S t a t e c o n v e n t i o n h e l d at t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f M a s s a c h u ­s e t t s c a m p u s l a t e r t h i s m o n t h . D r i v e r s ’ A s s e m b l y

R u t h S a n t u c c i o , C a r o l S u l l i v a n , a n d J o s e p h i n e C o r d t s , s e n i o r s , a t t e n d e d a “ S w e a r i n g I n ” c e r e ­m o n y i n B o s t o n l a s t T h u r s d a y , a c c o m p a n i e d b y O w e n H i n c k l e y , d r i v i n g i n s t r u c t o r .

T h r e e h u n d r e d a n d f i f t y s t u d e n t s f r o m 3 6 s c h o o l s r e c e i v e d t h e i r f i r s t d r i v i n g l i c e n s e s f r o m R e g i s ­t r a r R u d o l p h F . K i n g .C h e e r l e a d e r s ’ T r y o u t s

T h e t r y o u t s f o r n e x t s e a s o n ’s c h e e r l e a d e r s w a s h e l d r e c e n t l y i n t h e M e m o r i a l a u d i t o r i u m . L i n d a

C o o k e , F a y e T h o r n t o n , J a n e M c K i n i r y , J o a n H a m i l t o n , B e t t y F i t z g e r a l d , B o n i t a H a j j a r a n d C a t h e r i n e D u k e w e r e c h o s e n a s r e g u l a r s q u a d m e m b e r s . D a n n i e l l e J o h n s t o n , C a r o l B e c o t t e , D o n n a C o l l i n s , P a t r i c i a G o l d e n , N o r m a H e s e l t i n e , N a n c y S u n d e r l a n d , B e v ­e r l y H i r d a n d P a t r i c i a F i s h e r w e r e c h o s e n a s s u b s t i t u t e s .

T h e j u d g e s w e r e M i s s F r a n c e s C o l l i n s , K e n n e t h M c K i n i r y , R o b ­

e r t M c I n t y r e , D o n a l d D u n n , l a s t y e a r ’s c a p t a i n L o r r a i n e D e s - R o c h e s a n d S a n d r a M c K i n i r y , t h e n e w c a p t a i n .

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T h e a n n u a l a w a r d a s s e m b l y w a s h e l d o n M o n d a y . T h e V a r s i t y c l u b ’s p l a q u e s w e r e w o n b y A l l a n W a d m a n , a n d E r n e s t C l e g g , f o o t ­b a l l ; A l l a n W a d m a a t r a c k ; J o h n M u r r a y a n d W i l l i a m F i s h e r , b a s e ­b a l l ; R o b e r t L e f e b v r e , b a s k e t b a l l . A l e x T h o m p s o n w a s r e c i p i e n t o f a n i n s c r i b e d s i l v e r b e l t b u c k l e f o r h i s o u t s t a n d i n g w o r k i n t r a c k e v e n t s .

T h e V a r s i t y c l u b ’s p r e s i d e n t , R o b e r t L e f e b v r e p r e s e n t e d t h e b e s t - a l l - a r o u n d a t h l e t e , E r n e s t C l e g g , a s e n i o r , w i t h a w a t c h .

M i s s J o a n R i z z o , g i r l s ’ g y m t e a c h e r , r e c e i v e d a p e n a n d p e n ­c i l s e t f r o m M a r l e n e B a j a k w h o p r e s e n t e d t h i s g i f t o n b e h a l f o f t h e g i r l s i n i n t e r m u r a l s p o r t s .

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Peter A. Baldwin wil I be a candidate for a bachelor of arts degree June 13, when Middlebury college holds tra­ditional commencement exer­cises. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baldwin, Hidden Field, he is a graduate of Phillips academy and majored in psychology in college. Mr. Baldwin will enter Boston university’ s school of theology in the fa II.

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T a k i n g p a r t in t h e Se n io r Mid­d l e c l a s s p r e s e n t a t i o n of “ The A d m i r a b l e C r i c h t o n ” by Sir James M . B a r r i e w e r e M i s s Gl idden as “ M i s s F i s h e r ” a n d M iss Mary L o u i s e S t i e g l e r , d a u g h t e r of Dr. a n d M r s . H o w a r d W. S t ieg le r , as “ E l i z a ” . M i s s E l i z a b e t h Ed­m o n d s d e s i g n e d t h e s e t s . She is t h e d a u g h t e r o f Mr. a nd Mrs. John B . E d m o n d s .

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What’s it l i k e t o c o o k u p 6 2 5pounds of c h i c k e n in a h u r r y ?' if you a s k t h e f o l k s a t W e s t Parish c h u r c h , t h e y ’ l l t e l l y o u jt -s a w h a le o f a j o b , b u t w o r t h i t .

As Mrs. H e l e n N o r t h e y e x ­p lains it. t h e c h i c k e n i s n ’ t n e c ­e ss a r i ly t h e w o r s t p a r t o f t h e j o b . It’s th e " f i x i n ’s ” t h a t t a k e a l o t of t ime a n d w o r k .

She s h o u l d k n o w , b e c a u s e M r s . Northey i s t h e w o m a n w h o i n t r o ­duced the o l d - f a s h i o n e d c h i c k e n barbeque to W e s t A n d o v e r a n d t o many men , w o m e n a n d c h i l d r e n i n the G r e a t e r L a w r e n c e a r e a w h o have com e to s a m p l e t h e p r o d u c t of West P a r i s h i n g e n u i t y .

Come J u n e 18, t h e c h u r c h i s again s p o n s o r i n g t h e b a r b e q u e out o n ^ h e G r e e n , w i t h “ s i t t i n g s ” at 5 :30 a nd 6 : 3 0 . L a s t y e a r , s h e p ioneered t h e p r o j e c t , d e c i d i n g that it “ w a s a b o u t t i m e w e t o o k on a p r o j e c t t h a t w o u l d m a k e som eth ing b e s i d e s $ 5 o r $ 1 0 . Admitt ing t h a t s h e h e a r d o f t h e barbeque on t h e r a d i o , M r s . N o r ­they p o in t s o u t t h a t t h e f i r s t o n e took “ a lo t o f d o i n g ” .

T h i s y e a r , s h e i s c o - c h a i r m a n of the a f fa i r w i t h P h i l i p P r a y . H e i looks a f ter t h e p h y s i c a l s e t - u p o f the 4 8- foo t p i t , c h a r c o a l f i r e s a n d other d e t a i l s s o n u m e r o u s t h e y ’d make a lo t o f p e o p l e w i n c e a n d shy away.

Mrs. N o r t h e y t a k e s c a r e o f t h e food — a n d t h a t ’s a b i g o r d e r i n i tself . F o r t h e t w o - s i t t i n g a f f a i r u s e s up a t l e a s t 6 2 5 p o u n d s o f ch icken , g a l l o n s o f c o f f e e , p i c k ­les , p o t a t o c h i p s a n d d o z e n s u p o n doz en s of h o t r o l l s .

T h e c h i c k e n s , b o u g h t l o c a l l y , are h a lved s o t h a t e a c h d i n e r w i l l gel one a n d a q u a r t e r p o u n d s . I t t akes s ix c o o k s t h r e e - q u a r t e r s o f an hour to c o o k t h e p o u l t r y w h i l e he lpers c o n t i n u a l l y s p r a y s a u c e over t h e b i r d s .

Spray i s t h e r i g h t t e r m , f o r t h e s auce i s p u m p e d o u t o f p l a i n , o r ­dinary g a r d e n p u m p s t h a t a r e , however, s p e c i a l l y m a i n t a i n e d f o r only th a t p u r p o s e .

I h e c h u r c h p a y s a s m a l l f e e t o an o u t -o f - to w n c o n c e r n t o g e t t h e pumps and 10 s p e c i a l r a c k s t h a t fit over t h e “ p i t ” . E a c h r a c k holds 30 h a l f - c h i c k e n s , w i t h r e ­su l tan t c a p a c i t y o f 3 0 0 b i r d s . T h e six c o o k s s p e n d m o s t o f t h e i r time tu rn in g t h e f o w l o v e r a n d over s o t h a t t h e y c o o k s l o w l y a n d evenly . U n t i l , a s M r s . N o r t h e y puts i t , “ W hen y o u c a n p u l l a l e g off, t h e y ’r e d o n e ” .

1 he work i s n ’t a s h a c k - b r e a k ­ing a s it s o u n d s , f o r t h e “ p i t s ” ac tua l ly a r e t h r e e f e e t h i g h a n d made of c i n d e r b l o c k s . T h e c h a r ­coal fire b u r n s s o h o t , r e l a t e d Mrs. N o r th e y , t h a t t h e c o o k s j u s t have to k e e p t u r n i n g t h e b i r d s , fhe s p e c i a l r a c k s f i t o v e r t h e

I’d , g i v i n g a c o o k a c h a n c e to work w i t h o u t b e n d i n g o v e r c o n ­t in uous ly .

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•*ted, t h e w o m e n - f o l k s w i l l b e making h o t r o l l s in t h e c h u r c h k i tchen s o t h a t t h e y ’ l l b e h o tlv' len c u s t o m e r s a r e r e a d y f o r them.

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w a s h ” , e x c l a i m e d M r s . N o r t h e y , f o r t h e c h i c k e n i s h a n d l e d b e s t w i t h t h e f i n g e r s a n d w o o d e n s p o o n s a r e u s e d . “ T h a t s a v e s u s a l o t o f w o r k ” , s h e s a i d , p o i n t - 1 i n g o u t t h a t i t w o u l d b e a l m o s t ; i m p c s s i b l e t o k e e p t r a c k o f s i l v e r u s e d o u t - d o o r s a n d g e t i t a l l c l e a n e d u p a n d r e s t o r e d t o t h e c h u r c h k i t c h e n w i t h t h e a m o u n t o f h e l p a v a i l a b l e .

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l e y , J a c k i e S k u l s k i , P e t e r B e v a n a n d H e r b i e W e s t b r o o k . T h e J u b i l ­e e s i n g e r s , A l a n O ’ l l e i l l e y a n d C h u c k i e G a l l e y s a n g “ T h e B a l l a d o f D a v e y C r o c k e t t ” .

W i l d a n i m a l t r a i n e r , T i m o t h y F l a h e r t y , p u t h i s c o l l e c t i o n o f l i o n s a n d t i g e r s t h r o u g h t h e i r p a c e s . T h e a n i m a l s w e r e a t i g e r , J e f f r e y C r a n e ; l i o n s w e r e D a v i d N o y e s , J o h n S c u d e r i , G e o r g e S n o w , B e r n a r d R e a r d o n a n d J a c k ­i e C r a i g .

T h e c l o w n s , T e d d y O ’T o o l e , J i m m y L i c c i a r d e l l o , J e f f r e y B a r n e s , J a c k i e T a n s e y a n d F r a n ­k i e B l e s z i n s k i , h a d o n a v a r i e t y o f a m u s i n g c o s t u m e s a n d k e p t t h e a u d i e n c e a m u s e d w i t h t h e i r h o m o r - o u s a n t i c s . T h e t i g h t - r o p e w a l k ­e r s , D a v i d R o b e r t s o n , R i c h a r d B u s b y a n d B i l l y H i g h f i e l d g a v e a v e r y c o n v i n c i n g p e r f o r m a n c e .

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b a d g e a n d o n e y e a r p i n . J a c k i e T a n s e y , T e d d y O ’T o o l e , J i m m y B r e n t , E d d i e M u r a c h a n d H e r b i e W e s t b r o o k r e c e i v e d t h e i r o n e y e a r p i n s . H i c k e y L a c e y , F r a n c i s B l e s z i n s k i , G e o r g e S n o w a n d T i m o t h y F l a h e r t y r e c e i v e d t h e i r t w o y e a r p i n s .

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M O N D A Y : 7 : 3 0 p . m . FriendlyG u i l d .

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R e l a t i o n s C o m m it te e w ill meet w i t h D i s t r i c t S u p e r in te n d e n t , Ur. A r n o l d . Th

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E P A R T IN T E FLO W ER SHOWs . E r n e s t L . W i lk in s o n is « • n t a n o f c h i l d r e n s ^ oVStrj arj

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h e d u l e d t o e x h i b i t a . a r r a n g e m e n t i s Mrs.

Common w ea l i l l o f M a ssa ch u se t t sD o ck e t N o. 2 4 8 ,1 8 1

P R O B A T E C O U R T Essex, ss.

To all p e rso n s i n te r e s t e d in th e e s - late of ROY E . HA RD Y l a t e o f A n d o - ver In sa id C ou n ty , d e c e a s e d .

A petition h a s b e e n p r e s e n te d to said Court for p ro b a te o f a c e r t a in in ­strument p u rporting to b e th e l a s t w ill of said d e c ea se d by H E L E N E . H A R­DY of Andover in s a id C o u n ty , p r a y ­ing that sh e be a p p o in te d e x e c u t r ix thereof w ithout g iv in g a s u re ty o n h e r bond.

If you d e s ire to o b je c t th e r e to y o u or your a tto rn ey sh o u ld f ile a w r i t t e n appearance in s a id C o u rt a t N e w b u ry - port before ten o 'c lo c k in th e fo re ­noon on the tw e n ty - s e v e n th ' d a y of June 1955, th e re tu rn d a y o f t h i s citation.

Witness, JOHN V. P H E L A N , E s ­quire, F irs t Ju d g e of s a id C o u rt, t h i s second day o f Ju n e in th e y e a r o n e thousand nine h u n d red an d f if ty - f iv e .

JOHN J . C O S T E L L O , R e g i s t e r . Charles A. M cC arthy, A tty .505 Bay S tate B u ild in gLawrence, M ass. 9-1 6-23

Commonwealth of MassachusettsD o ck e t N o. 2 4 8 ,1 5 3

PR O B A T E C O U R T Essex, ss .

To all p e rso n s i n te r e s t e d in th e e s ­tate of ALEX A N D ER W. S H E R I F F late of Andover in s a id C o u n ty , d e ­ceased, and to th e A T T O R N E Y G E N ­ERAL OF SAID CO M M O NW EA LTH .

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Witness. JOHN V . P H E L A N , E s - guire, F irs t Ju d g e o f s a id C o u r t , t h i s thirty-first d ay of May in th e y e a r o n e thousand nine h u n d red an d f i f ty - f iv e .

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P R O B A T E C O U R T Essex, s s .

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If y o u d e s i r e to o b j e c t t h e r e to , you o r y o u r a t t o r n e y s h o u ld f i l e a w r i tte n a p p e a r a n c e in s a id C o u r t a t L a w ­r e n c e b e fo re te n o 'c l o c k in th e fo re ­n o o n o n th e t h i r t e e n th d a y o f Ju n e 1 9 5 5 , th e r e tu r n d a y o f t h i s c i t a t i o n .

W itn e s s , JO H N V . P H E L A N , E s ­q u i r e , F i r s t J u d g e o f s a id C o u r t , t h i s s e v e n t e e n th d a y o f M ay in th e y e a r o n e th o u s a n d n in e h u n d re d a n d f if ty - f iv e .

JO H N J . C O S T E L L O , R e g i s te r .2 6 -2 -9

Commonwealth o f M a ss a c h u s e t t sD o c k e t N o . 2 4 8 ,0 6 0

P R O B A T E C O U R T E s s e x , s s .

T o a l l p e r s o n s i n t e r e s t e d in th e e s ­t a t e o f K A T H E R IN E E . W ALSH l a t e o f A n d o v e r in s a id C o u n ty , d e c e a s e d .

A p e t i t i o n h a s b e e n , p r e s e n t e d to s a i d C o u r t p r a y in g th a t SA R A H JA N E W A LSH o f A n d o v e r in s a id C o u n ty b e a p p o in t e d a d m in i s t r a t r ix o f s a id e s ­t a t e w i th o u t g iv in g a s u r e ty o n h e r b o n d .

If y o u d e s i r e to o b j e c t th e r e to y ou o r y o u r a t t o r n e y s h o u ld f i l e a w r i tte n a p p e a r a n c e in s a id C o u r t a t N ew b u ry - p o r t b e fo re te n o 'c lo c k in th e fo re ­n o o n o n th e t w e n ty - s e v e n th d a y o f J u n e 195 5 , th e r e tu r n d a y o f t h is c i ­t a t i o n .

W itn e s s , JO H N V . P H E L A N , E s ­q u i r e , F i r s t J u d g e o f s a id C o u r t , th is t h i r t y - f i r s t d a y o f M ay in th e y e a r o n e t h o u s a n d n in e h u n d re d a n d f if ty - f iv e .

JO H N J . C O S T E L L O , R e g is te r .9 -1 6 -2 3

Commonweal til o f M a ss a c h u s e t t sD o c k e t N o. 2 4 8 ,1 4 2

P R O B A T E C O U R T E s s e x , s s .

T o a l l p e r s o n s i n t e r e s t e d in th e e s ­t a t e o f D O R O T H E A H . DOW NS, o th e r - w i s e k n o w n a s D O R O T H Y H . DOWNS, a n d D O R O T H Y DOW NS l a t e o f A ndo­v e r in s a id C o u n ty , d e c e a s e d .

A p e t i t io n h a s b e e n p r e s e n te d to s a i d C o u r t p r a y in g th a t D O R O T H E A M. HOWARD, o f T e w k s b u r y , in th e C o u n ty o f M id d le s e x b e a p p o in te d a d ­m in i s t r a t r i x o f s a id e s t a t e w ith o u t g iv in g a s u r e ty o n h e r b o n d .

If y o u d e s i r e to o b j e c t th e r e to , y ou o r y o u r a t to r n e y s h o u ld f i l e a w r i tte n a p p e a r a n c e in s a id C o u r t a t S a lem be­fo re t e n o 'c lo c k in th e fo re n o o n o n th e tw e n t i e th d a y o f J u n e 1955, th e r e tu r n d a y o f t h i s c i t a t i o n .

W itn e s s , JO H N V . P H E L A N , E s ­q u i r e , F i r s t J u d g e o f s a i d C o u r t , th is tw e n ty - f i f th d a y o f M ay in th e y e a r o n e th o u s a n d n in e h u n d re d and f if ty - f iv e .

JO H N J . C O S T E L L O , R e g is te r . S w e e n e y & S a rg e n t , A t t y s . ,3 1 6 E s s e x S t re e tL a w r e n c e , M a ss . 2 -9 -1 6

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A p e t i t io n h a s b e e n p r e s e n te d to s a id C o u rt fo r p r o b a te o f a c e r t a in in s t ru m e n t p u rp o r t in g to b e th e l a s t w il l o f s a i d d e c e a s e d by G E R T R U D E A. M E R R IL L , n am ed in s a id w ill a s G E R T R U D E M E R R IL L o f A n d o v e r in s a id C o u n ty , p r a y in g th a t s h e b e ap ­p o in te d e x e c u t r ix th e re o f w ith o u t g iv in g a s u re ty on h e r b o n d .

If y o u d e s i r e to o b je c t t h e r e to y o u or y o u r a t t o r n e y s h o u ld f i l e a w r i tte n a p p e a r a n c e in s a id C o u rt a t S a lem b e fo re te n o 'c lo c k in th e fo re n o o n on th e tw e n t i e th d a y o f J u n e 1955, th e re tu rn d ay o f t h i s c i t a t i o n .

W itn e s s , JO H N V . P H E L A N , E s ­q u ire , F i r s t J u d g e o f s a id C o u r t , t h is tw e n ty - th ird d a y o f May in th e y e a r o n e th o u s a n d n in e h u n d re d a n d f if ty - f iv e .

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