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Calendars
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Calendars?
BEDELl BROTHERS
Hat an Over Supply
of 1973 Calender.
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Singly - or by the Dozen
Bedell Brothers Insurance Agency, Inc.
402 Main St. 658-9116 Wilmington, Mass
Serving Wilmington over 35 Yrs
COOMBS FURNITURE
Quality & Economy
464 MIDDLESEX AVENUE
NORTH WILMINGTON
658-4511
OIL HEAT IS
PROVED BEST
Safe, Dependable, Economical & Clean
FITZGERALD FUEL
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STUDENT PLANNING BOARD
The vote was unanimous
TOWN CRIER TEWKSBURY/WILMINGTON THURSDAY APRIL 5, 1973
MAIN ST. WILMINGTON, MASS.
DRUMS NIGHT fUESXAYS AT 8 PM
WILMINGTON SONS OF ITALY
L0DCE NO. 2183
Blitz Night Wednesday at 8 P.M.
NEXT SOCIAL
SAT APRIL 28, 8 PM
K of C Hall, Wiritiiniton, Mats.
North Wr)min9ton
65« 9498
RECYCLING DRIVE THIS
WEEKEND IN TEWKSBURY
232 LOWELL ST
RTI 129 • 0PP AVCO
658 6500
MARION T MURPHY
943 Main Street
REAL ESTATE
RE SI0ENT1AL COMMEOL-IHOUSTWAL
658 - 3581
WILMINGTON
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
658-3520
Worldwide Service
NEED
ELECTRICIAN f
HOUSE WIIING
tfPAIIS
CALL
•MX - 77SB
Licensed
WILMINGTON COMMODITY
DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
'
The Rev. Russell G. Scbofield,
The Tewksbury Environmental
Applications for U.S. Depart-
Conference will hold its monthly
Interim Minister will be available ment of Agriculture Food Com-
' at the Church on Friday, Saturday
recycling drive at the parking lot
modities will be taken Tuesday
between the library and fire staand
Sunday.
morning, April 10th from 9 until
tion on Saturday and Sunday, April
■ Sun. April 8th: 11 am, Worship noon at the First Baptist Church on
Service; 9:10 am. Church School,
7th and 8th from 7 am to 4 pm.
Church Street, Wilmington.
Newspapers and magazines
Grades four thru IS; 9:46 am.
should be bundled separately; cans
Adult Bible Class; 11 am,
rinsed, ends removed, labels
Kinderkirk thru Grade Three; 5
SEWER COMMISSION
pm, Junior UCY Fellowship; 7 pm, TO SEEK EASEMENTS
removed, then flattened; bottles
rinsed and free from all metal and
Senior UCY Fellowship.
MOB
labels
April tth: Open meeting Town Counsel Charles J.
The group will not recycle rags,
with the Pastoral Supply Com- Zaroulis advised the Tewksbury
plastics (including plastic toys,
mittee. All Church members In- Sewer Commission Tuesday to
free of all metal) and aluminum vited.
seek easements for sewer lines
foil.
Tees. April Itth: 8 pm, Missions rather than going through eminent
Since February of MR, the
Committee.
domain proceedings to get land for
Wed. April 11th: 6:16 pm, Junior the lines.
Tewksbury Environmental
choir rehearsal; 7 pm, Senior choir Zaroulis said eminent domain
Conference has sent over 100,000
pounds of glass to Dayville, Conn.
rehearsal; I pm. Church Council. proceedings took a long time to
for recycling; over 140,000 pounds
Than. April Mtt: Stewardship prepare and complete. He advised
of paper, since January of 1972 and
Committee.
that one of the commissioners
fourteen tons of cans.
Sat. April 14th: from 9 to 3. LBS become a notary public so he could
Basically the man-power inrummage
sale. Donations may be witness slgnings and easements,
STUDENT PUNNING BOAUD of Wilmington, which v.t« podtlin of rerident attorney in in May to show bow much he Ryan, according to Antonelli, must allow permits to be issued
th. And."' l«eol Deportment el worked in April
also agreed to answer complaints (or septic systems' in Beechwood
uprtty Mutual Insurance Co. He
KNOILWOO»FA*NDJIN*Y
Antonelli. who has been critical immediately, and would Issue Estates subdivision.
jrfned Uoorty Mutual in l*4f, In the
of Davis' performance In the past, citations to dog owners in The board had directed the
lie Aadover Si., Berth vWsalaiioo, Matt.
Helms deportment.
said be was satisfied with his re- emergencies. The selectmen building inspector not to grant per-
DAIIY rwvwwCTS
HOME BUI VIIT
cent work.
specified citations only be Issued mits for septic systems in the sub-
Licensed
The selectmen criticized dog of- hi emergencies so as to avoid division because they were
658-4793 M.C. EATON
Station
ficers Ryan and Redfern for not requiring Ryan cruise the city all allegedly forbidden at
far
answering calls made by persons day, issuing citations.
Beechwood's location because of
complaining about problems with In other action, the board ap- the town's wetlands zoning.
SHAWSHEEN PLUMBING t HEATING CORP.
dogs. Selectman Richard A. pointed the following officials: Zaroulis, however, confirmed
NEW REMODEUNG REPAIRS
Spring Adams Sr. said six persons com- Community Action Committee the subdivision plan for
plained to him about Ryan's lack members Lawrence Camerlengo, Beechwood was approved by the
of response since Adams was the Rev. Eugene Watson, the Rev. planning board before wetlands
ALBERT A. SALERA
Inspection elected to the board a month ago. James Schwartz, Mary McDonald, zoning was passed by the 1972 town
MASS. UC. 6811
658-6118
Ryan said the dog officers got Robert McDonald, Geraldine meeting. He said because of this,
April 1 6400 calls a year, only 200 less than Sheedy and Winifred Leahy; fence wetlands zoning didn't apply to
the entire police department, and viewer Kenneth Stackbouse; and Beechwood.
ROCKPORT FISH MARKET
occasionally he lost track of some. selectman's representative on the
Thru
Redfern said his duties only mapping committee Frank A. An-
169 Haven St. Reading 944-0076
covered from 4 to 10 p.m. tonelli 'and Frederick Downs.
WUMINGTON
STORE HOURS:
May 15 weekdays and eight hours a day on Reappointment of William Reid
FRESH FISH COUNTER 9 AM - 6 P*
weekends, and he didn't answer to the council on aging was tabled
RESTAURANT i UNE-OUT SEIVKE 9 AM- 7 •M
calls during other periods. to give officials further time to 52 MAIN ST
The selectmen argued with determine if Reid wants to con-
Redfern about his schedule, which tinue serving on the council, and NEXT D. E.
Antonelli said was never approved four appointments to the com-
WRIGHT ELECTRIC CO. Station No. 12312
CUSS
by the selectmen. Redfern. he munity action committee were
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
said, was supposed to serve when tabled.
STARTING
Ryan was off duty weeknights and The selectmen interviewed four APRIL 9
INDUSTKIAL - COMMMCIAl ■ HSIDENTIAl
weekends.
men to fill a provisional appoint-
WILMINGTON 657 - 7195
Redfern answered that be only ment hi the police department, but
earned 61200 from the part-time no appointment will be made until 658-3572
job, and asking him to work more the Civil Service Commission apf
TUES - Fll
10 to 5
SATURDAY
10t8)1
w Cynthia's Bridal Service
Afclere Meter Clue
Cerioounf
atasMr Charge
■•neAmericard
OPEN TO
hours would be unfair.
proves the need for a provisional
appointment and the job is posted
for seven days according to town
bylaw.
The board tabled approving a
YEE'S change of officers for the corpora-
DRIVE - IN tion that runs the Branding Iron
RESTAURANT Restaurant on Maul Street to
await reports from the police, fire,
Tbo Finest hi Cantonese Cuisine building and wire Inspection
.lo.ui:
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by Roger
281 MAIN ST. (GARDNER BLDG) 658-4516
FREE ALTERATIONS
MIDNICHT
eenerol Repeal
•ood Service
LUNCHEON
SPECIALS
departments on safety features at
the establishment.
The selectmen voted to write
several town boards asking they
Home handymen are the
cleverest folk around when it
comes lo making gifts! Why not
make a small table for the little
folk in your family?
NEE-ELLSWORTH POST 2458
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS
BLITZ NIGHT MONDAY AT 8 PM
41.1 ABwtVMJAIT IAMOWT
Saturday April 11 It
at ■ 30 *.M. re 1 A.M.
Tick.li avoaebl. -
CaH 651-9443 oh.. »:30 PM
WILMIIKTON
SHELL
361M«Wle.e«Ave
SERVED DAILY
beast Seeders 8 Hetewfs
Open Mon-Ttmrs 11 JO-10
Frl A Set until U
Sundays A Holidays 12:30-10
When You Think
of Gifts, Think of
GIVEN'S
FLOWERS
Colonial Park Mall
JflRtes381129
Child experts say thai children
do best at a table made for their
height and sit most comfortably
on chairs which are made for
them.
For older folk, what could be
more welcome than a set of
bookshelves or a small hassock
chest for keeping treasured
objects
Look •round your house Think
of what you could do with a little
ingenuity >nd some pieces of
Home projects will have that
professional look with advice aad
materials from Sweescy Henie
Ceertesy Center. Sli Main St.,
Wilmington, ISt-SOSl. Our carpet
department handles Ozlte indoor
and outdoor carpeting and a fun
line of Ludlow carpeting in many
colors and patterns. Installation
arranged. Open: Dally 8 am to 6
pm, Fridays 8 am to S pm.
Helpf.1 Hex: Electric cards
should never be run over beating
units because the heat could easi-
ly damage them