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PAGE S-2-WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,11,1993 MR. and MRS. GEORGE E. COWARD (Patricia Castor) of Woburn announce the birth of their son, Jacob George, on January 27, 1993. Grandparent honors are extended to Richard Castor of Woburn and Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Coward of Burlington. MR. and MRS. KEVIN DOWNEY (Doreen Vokey) of Woburn announce the birth of their daughter, Amanda Lee, on January 26, 1993. Grandparent honors are extended to Mary Downey of Woburn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Vokey of Winchester and John Downey of Woburn. MR. and MRS. GLEN A. MC- KINNEY (Denise Perrotta) of Woburn announce the birth of their son, Paul Glendon, on January 27, 1993. He joins his brother, Robert, at home. Grandparent honors are extend- w Winchester Hospital births ed to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perrotta of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McKinney of Arlington. MR. and MRS. JAMES MOR- GAN (Karen Comita) of Stoneham announce the birth of their daughter, Caroline O'Malley Morgan, on January Maiden Hospital birth MR. and MRS. JAMES PARKER (Geradine Mc- Andrews) of Lowell announce the birth of their son, Patrick Mitchell Parker, on January 24, 1993. He joins his sister, Alexsandra E. and brother, Timothy J., at home. Grandpar- ent honors are extended to Norma McAndrews of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. John Parker of York, Maine and Bart McAndrews. AYSIDE B BAZAAR M-F 9-8 I I 1107 Main St., Rte. 28, Reading, MA | Exit 38B off 128 (617) 944-1348 j Valentine Balloon i includes Bouquet I 9-18" Red Heart Mylars | 1 -18" I Love You Heart Mylar I Rea^tSS 0 Helium Fill '•»-y^\ 9 ' ^ wlthRlbbo !( Love )w u "I I Love Love You" You" fci Heart Mylar Sat 9-5 Sun 11-4 6 I \ you/ Heart Mylar O Mfc ** 3 36" Happy Valentines Day Heart Mylar I Helium filled with Ribbons Reg. $^9ft. BABY FURNITURE WAREHOUSE STORE •Over 35 different Kyle cribs on display •Dressers, changing tables, bedding, strollers, accessories •First Quality, Ooseouts, salesmen samples, seconds •Bunk Beds & Twin Beds •Name Brands like BASSETT.COSCO, CENTURY, APR1CA, MACLAREN, DUTAIUER, BROOKS FURNITURE, WELSH, JOLLY JUMPER, OTHER NAMES WE CANNOT MENTION. ▼ GREAT BABY SHOWER GIFT SELECTION BEFORE YOU BUY ANYWHERE, COMPARE OUR PRICES Now Open Four Days SOUD WOOD 99",, M99 95 CRIBS CHANGING TABLES 79 95 TC $ 109 95 Choose from 5 Styles in Stock 10 Styles in Stock Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10-5:30; Sun. 12-4 300 WiUwood Aw., Woburn, MA 617-937-6974 From Boston 93 North to 12« South, takt Exit 36 (Wiihington St) bur Bight on Ramp to Washington St turn Right on Washmglon. go ov»f 128. Mkt Right on Oympu Av» to WMwood. turn L»tt ana follow signs •Cash, M/C & Visa only NEW MERCHANDISE ARRIVING WEEKLY Kathleen M. Greco, M.D. Dermatology 23,1993. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morgan of Waltham and Mr. and Mrs. John Comita of Winchester. MR. and MRS. JAMES PEN- DER (Susan Coraccio) of Woburn announce the birth of their daughter, Carly Elaine, on December 6, 1992. Grandparent honors are extended to Mrs. Elaine Pender of Woburn, Adeline Coraccio of Chelmsford and John Coraccio of Milford. FRANK SLAUENWHTTE, III and MICHELLE TARENTINO announce the birth of their son, Frank Harris, IV, on January 25, 1993. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Slauenwhite, Jr. of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. Tarentino of Woburn. • Out of Town births MR. and MRS. RICHARD ZALESKI (Karen Chotkowski) of Avon announce the birth of their son, Daniel Richard, on January 23, 1993 at the Goddard Memorial Hospital. He joins his brother, Timothy, at home. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chotkowski of Woburn and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zaleski of Dorchester. MRS. MARGARET GROVER (Frotten) wife of the late Kenneth E. Grover announces the birth of their son, Kenneth Everett, Jr., on December 30, 1992 at Beth Israel Hospital in Boston. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Frotten of Reading and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grover of Melrose. MR. and MRS. DANIEL TRUE (Susan Darling) of Reading announce the birth of their daughter, Victoria Danielle, on December 18, 1992 at Beverly Hospital. Grandpar- ent honors are extended to I-irry and Margie Darling and Pete and Peg True, all of Reading. Great grandparents are Mrs. Weston True of Augusta, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day of Bristol, New Hampshire, Mrs. Marge Enos of Melrose and Mrs. Margurite Darling of Everett. 2 for 1 SALE Buy 1 and get 1 Free While Supply of this set lasts. Wood Kits Climbing Gym End, Rope, Large Sand Box, Ring Trapeze, 2 Sling ' :'" I Swing End. 'Kit price does not include lumber ^ fQf ^ Cflffl/og specializing in adult and pediatric skin care, diseases of the skin, hair & nails, surgery, cosmetics, skin cancer and sclerotherapy is pleased to announce the opening of her practice as Or March 15, 1993 Beginning immediately, to schedule an appointment, call - (617) 729-6869 Kathleen M. Greco, M.D., P.C. 955 Main Street, Suite 304 Office hours by appointment. Winchester, MA Accepting new patients. ,s~ _>. 7?Q ^ Affiliated with Winchester Hospital V011} ' ^'-W^J John W. O'Grady, M.D., Marie A. Drouin, M.D. and Franklin B. Waddell, M.D. are pleased to announce the formation of RUSSELL HILL OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY, P.C. Drs. O'Grady and Drouin arc also pleased to announce that FRANKLIN B. WADDELL, M.D. will be joining them in the practice of I Obstetrics and Gynecology at 955 Main Street, Suite G-6 Winchester, Massachusetts (617) 729-3680 Affiliated with Winchester Hospital. Office hours by appointment (with evening hours). Accepting new patients. ■ Accepting most major insurers. As Shown #115-062 8AL&SONSW#6 SENTER FACTORY OUTLET 749 BOSTON RD., RT. 3A. BIUERICA CAU TOR CATALOG, (508) 667-8472 OPUS MON.-SAT.10 - 4 WIV IIKSIKII IHM'IIU L WINCHESTER HOSHTAI. Supptomant tuUOn, nni«i v.iiionKiH"uouin, "vuuiny. «"inun»n*i, uuiK.iy.v", •>u.»....wi, hfmititiu 'niag»f, No. Hooding Trontcripi, Wilmington A T*wfc*burv Town Crier, Stonthom Independent. Dotty Now* Mercury (Moldon, Medford. MolrowJ i^ DIFFERENT B » /cwrr LAUGH \ lf\QY...MCM \ PICK UP THE 1 UJSTCrfYOF AOANTI6. J There are aevon differences In (he eecond picture, Can you 6pot them ? "OH M1MINV New England Memorial births MR. and MRS. THOMAS FLYNN (Nadia Limberti) of Woburn announce the birth of their son, Connor Stephen, on January 22,1993. He will join his brothers, Michael Thomas, 7, and Matthew Steven, 5, and sister, Meaghan Elizabeth, 20 months, at home. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Limberti of Bradenton, Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of Charlestown. MR. and MRS. CHARLES ARTHUR, JR (Maria Macdonald) of Reading announce the birth of their son, Alexander Philip, on January 26,1993. He will join his brother, Charles Randall, III, at home. Grandparent honors are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Macdonald and Mr. and Mrs. C. Randall Arthur, all of Reading. MR. and MRS. ISIDORO PEREZ (Karen Messina) of Reading announce the birth of their daughter, Victoria Isadora, on January 30, 1993. Grandpar- ent honors are extended to Isidoro and Nereida Perez of Richmond Hill, New York and Fred and Marjorie Messina of Reading. 01/71 \ y P V * THIS YEAR EXERCISE YOUR MIND AND BODY /T& Beauty from the Orient WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE KARATE: K25£^ ^ • Relieves stress & saves Inanimate objects in your house from total annihilation (it also makes you healthier). • Improves your self confidence; You may ask your boss for a raise. • A Fun workout & much more useful when threatened with aerobics. Includes lossons & unilorm Limited time only CALL TODAY Physical & Mental Benefits •Increased Stamina •Improved Coordination •Better Overall Health •Increased Flexibility •Improved Mental Endurance •Reduced Stress & Anxiety •Increased Concentration •Sense of Inner Peace ACADEMY OF TRADITIONAL 7\ 508-658-2077 1/ A 13 A ^r 1-800-698-2077 hj\ KA t Personalized Instruction for Men, Women, Children WE BUILD CONFIDENCE! 155WeStJL^ReadingAVilmington Line (Conveniently Located off RL 93) I WAREHOUSE PRICES EQUAL GREAT VALUES! Big Valentine Sale! Large Assortment of Oriental Gifts, Rose Medallion Porcelain items, and Rosewood objects Fish Bowl i3 I tilIII starting at $2500 ;$io OFF, A Orient*) Arts & Crafts Co. \ PUR N C HASE ' 72 Cummings Park, Woburn 617-933-1818' OF $50 ' Rte. 128, exit 36, turn right on Washington Street, OR MORE left on BayBank Drive. Next to Shoe Emporium l COUPON EXPIRES 2/25/93 HOURS: PURS: Thurs., Fri., Sat. -10 AM - 7 PM, Sun., Noon -6 PM ■—■■-■■•■■■»■■- — eei 6.88 Fixed Kate 7.39 Tewkebury (508) 858-0348 Framlngham (508) 875-3242 Brooklln* (617)566-7404 Lower Mortgage Rates! • No Income Verification (20% down - slightly higher rate) • 4% (Special Program) • No Points Available • Free Pre- Qualification and Credit Check • Call for Our Low Jumbo Rates to $1 Million • $299 Attorney Fee • MA Lender Lie. #ML0172 • Applications taken at your home or office, including evenings • Member: Mortgage Bankers Assoc. of America East/West Mortgage Reading (617) 944-9208 Norwood (617)762-9006 Blllerlca (508) 667-6044 ■ Lynnflold (617)596-3000 Gloucester (508)283-1353 New Hampshire (603)926-2998 S——■ Medford (617)391-2655 Needham (617)444-6306 Andover (508) 475-0640 Peabody (508)532-1650 Newton (617) 964-3703 Boston (617)424-6606 Wincheeter (617)729-4818 Waltham (617)891-1472 Cambridge (617)547-4485
^■^ mm Supplement to Doily Timti - Chronicle (Woburn, leading, Winche»ter, Burlington, Wokefield], lynrrfield Villager. No. Reading Transcript, Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier, Stonehom Independent, Doily News Mercury |Molden, Medferd, Melroie] ■*»•* WOODBRIAR REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING CENTER held an open house at its spacious and attractive new facility in Wilmington last Sunday. Overseeing the event are (1 to r) Joan O'Rourke, Wilmington Chamber of Commerce; Jerry Duggan, Selectman; Deloris Martin, Asst. Director Administrations and Ltd. Partner; Ken Mastrullo, Vice President Chamber of Commerce; Frank Miller, Administrator; John Paino, Ltd. Partner; Elissa P. Sargent, Director of Administrations; Dennis Sargent, General Partner; Ray Forest, President, Chamber of Commerce; and Sandy Murphy, Chamber of Commerce. VALENTINES DAY 1993 Sunday, February 14 tb Call by Friday, Feb. 12 to Pre-Order Our Regular $24.95/ Doz. If not pre- ordered Beautiful, Native ROSES s 19 93 Per Dozen Pre-Ordered, Only! , Beautifully arranged $ in a Glass Vase, with Baby's Breath Remember. Every Tuesday is "Senior Day"...(10% Off) "Buy direct from the grower." -SPENCE FARM- Open 7 Days a Week: 9am-6pm 30 Wyman St., Woburn 40 West St., Reading 933-4847 944-1150 &PW. ***' o o Vacation camp for children at Audubon Massachusetts Audubon Society's Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Tbpsfield is offer- ing a four day vacation camp for children during February school vacation week. The camp will run Tuesday through Friday, February 16-19; 9 a.m. to noon for 5 and 6 year olds and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for children in grades 1-5. ' These four days of winter dis- covery invite children to explore the outdoors, sharpen observa- tion skills, and learn how animals adapt for and survive the winter. They'll look for homes of winter liibernators and sleepers, follow tracks and signs in the snow of such Sanctuary inhabi- tants as fox, deer, otter and owl, and learn how animals stay warm and find food. They will also learn about maple sugaring, as the Sanctuary prepares for its sugaring season. Preregistration is required. Fee for the half day program is $58 ($48/Massachusetts Audubon members). Fee for the full day program is $100 ($88/Massa- chusetts Audubon members). For more information call the Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctu- ary at (508) 887-9264. 1 o PUT OUR SPORTS SCREENING IN YOUR GAME PLAN. NO CHARGE. When you're out of the game from a sports injury, you need access to evaluation and treatment as quickly as possible. New England Rehabilitation Sports Screening belongs in your lineup. Learn what can be done for your sports-related injury from a licensed, certified athletic trainer — free of charge! If necessary, a timely follow-up appointment can be made with a physician, specially trained m sports medicine. Our game plan is to help you return to your activity as quickly as possible. INITIAL SCREENING & EVALUATION • Foot & Ankle • Back • Knoo • Shoulder SPORTS SCREENING CLINIC iniu during the month "i f ebrusry Score today by calling to schedule a screening appointment. New England Rehabilitation Orthopedic Center 304 Cambridge Road, Woburn, MA (617)938-0817 Mondays. 800 a.m.-10:00 a m New England Rehabilitation Center at Billenca 76 Treble Cove Rd., North Billenca. MA (508)663 9044 Wednesdays. 11.30 a.m.-1.30 p.m. The New England Rehabilitation Center at Frammgham, The Crown Building 463 Worcester Rd., Frammgham. MA (508)820-1208 Mondays, 11:30 a.m.-1 30 p.m. dd The Ambulatory Centers of New England Rehabilitation Hospital Affiliated with Adv«nl«g«WFA/ TH Corporation \ About the Towns By PHYLLIS NISSEN "About The Towns" covers recent events in the 13-town Middlesex East area. Because Middlesex East deadlines are early, please check the front sections of this paper for up- to-date information about your city or town. We also welcome original material - please send it to Phyllis Nissen, "About The Towns," Middlesex East Supplement, Box 240, Reading, MA 01867. WAKEFIELD - In celebra tion of its 10th anniversary, the No Name Adoption Group will sponsor a concert with singer, songwriter, guitarist, and adoptive parent Sally Rogers at 8 p.m. on Saturday, February 20th at the Unitarian-Universalist Church, 326 Main St., Wakefield. The special anniversary concert - the second this month - is part of the Linden Tree Coffeehouse's series of monthly folk music concerts, and admis- sion is only $9 because of partial funding by the Wakefield Council of the Mass. Arts Lottery. Composed of adoptive fami- lies from the Middlesex East area, the No Name Adoption Group sponsors approximately three family activities per year. This concert, however, is recom- mended as a parents' night out. For more information on the concert and on the No Name Adoption Group, call (617) 245- 5302 or (617) 246-2836. TEWKSBURY - In the hope of becoming more competitive in attracting contractors, the Town of Tewksbury will now pay $75 - $5 more - per hour to heavy snow removal equipment contractors who work the front-end loaders and 10-wheel trucks needed during heavy snow- storms. According to Tewksbury DPW Superintendent Bill Burris in the "Town Crier," the state pays at least $5 per hour more than that. Tewksbury now pays $29 per hour for 4-wheel-drive pick- up trucks; $32 for one-ton dump trucks; $38 for two-to-five-ton trucks; and $50.50 for 10-wheel- ers. MELROSE - The new proac- tive Melrose Human Rights Commission is working with the mayor and aldermen to estab- lish a civil rights library at City Hall and will be training volun- teer community mediators in conflict resolution and methods of responding to specific human rights incidents. Commission members include Sherrie St. Amant, Maurice Donovan, Peg Botte, Judith Clark, Joe Flatley, Ed McNeely, Thomas Rice, Edith Smolens, and Robert Wallace. The first half hour of each monthly commission meeting is WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,11,1993-PAGE S-3 set aside for input from members of the Melrose community. LYNNFIELD - The Lynnfield Selectmen have formed a charter amendment committee to review the Town Meeting quorum procedure, the October Town Meeting having been delayed because of poor atten- dance. The present quorum require- ment - as determined by the 1971 charter - is three percent of the number of registered voters. STONEHAM Stoneham's Town Meeting has approved a study committee J.o review the 10-page Special Act which desig- naFes a Town Administrator form of government for the town. The Selectmen have appointed the following members to the committee: Kim O'Neil, who was named chairman; Mildred Schweiger; Greg O'Keefe; Michael Rolli; and Eileen McDonough. The Town Modera- tor has appointed Annamae Arsenault and Cameron Bain. The committee will also con- sider submitting a separate war- Towns to S10. UNFINISHED FURNITURE UNBEATABLE PRICES! 7 ■ READING LUMBER 110 Main St. (Rte. 28) No. Reading 508-664-5757 M F 8 ain-8 pin • Sat 8-5 pm» Sun 12 5 pm FABRICTOWN DECORATIVE I WAVE. ALL WALLPAPER Choose from our In Stock selection or large 30-50% OFF book library Reg Pfice DEL MAR BUNDS • Mini & Micro • Verticals • Pleated Shades • Wood Blinds il,,„ • Cellular Shades ALL SWAG HOLDERS Entire Stock Ann/ -_. of Kirsch & LU/0 Uri Claesson Reg Pnce Swag Holders Up To 75: % Off SHOP-AT-HOME • Call 800-696-3325-617-944-8766 FABRICTOWN 557 Main St. (Rte. 28) Reading OPEN: Tues, Wed, Thurs 'til 9; Mon, Fri & Sat 'til 5:30 The One & Only Coombs Furniture ALL-AMERICAN Discover Coombs... Take Rte. 93 N. or S. to Exit 40 (Rte. 62). Turn left at top of ramp. Turn right at lights. We're 100 yards on left. For 3 DAYS ONLY TAKE AN ADDITIONAL 10% off ANT ORE ITEM*. In stock or custom ordered from our 3 floors of Famous Brand Name Traditional, Country & Shaker Home Furnishings and Serta Bedding. OUR COMPLETE INVENTORY OFFERED THIS WEEKEND AT SPECIAL PRESIDENT'S DAY LOW SALE PRICES! •Packages, or tumlture groupa are not inducted in "One Horn at 10% decounf otter 464 MIDDLESEX AVB.. WILMINGTON, MA (508) 658-4511 \ Special Sale Hours SATURDAY, FEB. 13, 9-5 SUNDAY, FEB. 14, 1-5 MONDAY, FEB. 15, 9-9 •Not applicable to previous M Cannot bo cornbinsd with any other orlerTan percent dscours oftergoodFeb. 13-15onty. K
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