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HomeMy WebLinkAboutABFOR REALTY TRUST � �yORTy t F AraILTM i ,ssaciius�`.,' TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS_ BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE . . Notice is hereby given that the Board of Appeals will give a hearing at the Town Building,North Andover,on. . WOM087. . . . . . . . . ..tth�e .2 i0day of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19. 73, at.711 oI"ck, to all parties interested in the appeal of . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . X IM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . requesting a variation of See., , A*:W. . . . . . . . . .of the Zoning By Law so as to permit. . to�., . . wwal . . a;. tow* ./3 +t 90li fiat and sMmo .d wMtt an the third flow; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . on the premises, located at. . .thS.wt:63AW a&. A&*Sti+ristt approko IAO fast frac the cayrmr of 01woUnd Str"t amt k mm. as -83md4v& Pfau Strsat« . . . . . . . . . . . . . By Order of the Board of Appeals Dr. Ropm A. BDUV604 QbWk Pubs S-lr Aped]. 28 ♦ XV 59 19D XWd KU tar . Abtft 11ea1fAr Tra4 1" BMW no* Lar. ftW 25 prow tar Al Tata 32ftog LA. q�ORTFr PRILTIV pp8 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF APPEALS APPLICATION FILING DATE BOARD OF APPEALS �I VZ23 Notice: -This application must be typewritten; filed in duplicate; and accompanied by a plan of the affected premises, a copy of the refusal by the Building Inspector or other authority. - - APPLICATION FOR VARIATION FROM THE REOUIREMENTS OF_,THE ZONING ORDINANCE Applicant Abfor Realty Trust Address: 488 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass. 01840 TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: Application is hereby made for a variation from the requirements of Section 4-128 Paragraph_6 of the Zoning Ordinance. Premises affected are situated on the North South — East__%_ West side of Main Street; 100 feet distant from the corner of Cleveland Street Street and!known as NUMBER 82-84-86 Main Street. Description of (Proposed) (Existing) Building 1. Size of building: feet front:--deet deep. Height:_L�_ stories: ._feet. 2. Occupancy or Use: (of each floor) Residential apartments, all floors 3. Zoning District:_ 4. Date of erection: 1923 approximately 5. Type of Construction: (check one) 1 II III 6. Has there been a previous appeal, under zoning, on these premises: No 7. Description of proposed work or use: To renovate the entire structure internally by changing four large, six-room apartments to eight comfortable three-room apartments on the first and second floors and one three-room apartment on the third floor. 8. The principal points upon which I base my application are as follows: The existing building is a four-family duplex, which is a non-conforming use. The building has been in existence since approximately 1923, and strict compliance with Section 4.128, Para- graph 4 imposes a substantial hardship, financial and otherwise, on your applicant; and to renovate the building as it now exists, to comply with a general business usage, 'would be impossible. The building as it now stands for residential use is (over) I agree to pay for advertising in newspaper and ' ses. .rr' TITLE REFERENCETrustee of Abfor BOOK1196 PAGE 645 Si nat re of respo ible applicant Realty Trust Recorded 7/6/72, Northern Essex not out of line with several other abutting and adjoining parcels of land. The building internally should have extensive remodeling and repairing, but based on the present structure of four tenants, the cost of renovations at today's prices for materials and labor is not economically feasible. Parking is available on the premises for nine vehicles, and, also, public parking is available for additional vehicles. The project location is close to churches and retail stores which would make it ideal for elderly people, and, therefore, three-room apartments would be quite satisfactory. As another plus, the elderly people may not have a vehicle, and the location of the Main Street property would make it convenient for them to do their shopping, etc. It would seem to me they would be quite content to live in this area of North Andover. The majority of the area is made up of retail stores which command a greater rent per square foot than the rent which is available for residential apartments, and, therefore, it is difficult economically to maintain the premises on a high level with only four rentable units, still keeping the rents at an affordable rate. By being allowed to increase the units, the building can be beautified, thereby enhancing the value of the building and the surrounding area, in general. I agree to pay for advertising in newspapers and incidental expenses. I� f ' �•NOflTjf9� i w: MROLrn IJa g:, 1855 %CHO°� TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF APPEALS APPLICATION FILING DATE BOARD OF APPEALSti _ Notice:—This application must be typewritten; filed in duplicate; and accompanied by a plan of the affected premises, a copy of the refusal by the Building Inspector or other authority. ;& ;ry;„� .,, APPLICATION FOR VARIATION FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE Applicant: Abfor Realty Trust Address: 468 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass. 01840 TO THE BOARD OF APPEALS: Application is hereby made for a variation from the requirements of Section 4-128 Paragraph-1--of the Zoning Ordinance. Premises affected are situated on theNorth th East X West side of Main Street; 100 feet distant from the corner of Cleveland Street Street and known as NUMBER. 84.84-86 Mair Street. Description of (Proposed) (Existing) Building 1. Size of building:_ feet front: meet deep. Height: 2� stories: —feet. 2. Occupancy or Use: (of each floor) Residentf al &VartmPnts,_al 1 f end 3. Zoning District:_— 4. Date of erection: 1923 approximately 5. Type of Construction: (check one) I II III 6. Has there been a previous appeal, under zoning, on these premises: No 7. Description of proposed work or use: To renovate the entire structure internal l,a by changing four large, six-room apartments to eight comfortable three-room apartments on the first and second floors and one three-room apartment on the third floor. 8. The principal points upon which I base my application are as follows: The existing building is a four-family duplex, which is a non.-conforming use. The building has been in existence since approximately 19238 aj strict compliance with Section 4.1280 Para- graph 6 imposes a substantial hardship, financial and otherwise, on your applicant; and to renovate the building as it now exists, to comply with a general business usage, would be impossible. The bui6ding as it nM stands for r sidential use is (over) I agree to pay for advertising mi newspaper ex es. TITLE REFERENCE , Trustee of Abfor BOOK-11_96 PAGE 645 S' atu of Tesponspfe applicant Realty Trust Recorded 7/6/729 Northern Essex 1 not out of line with several other abutting and adjoining parcels of lan The building internally should have extensive remodeling and repairing, but b s d on the present structure of four tenantspollye-, ost of -renovations at today's prices for materials and labor is not economizaliy`feasible. Parking is available on the premises for nine vehicles, and, also, public parking is available for additional vehicles. The project location is close to churches and retail stores which would make it ideal for elderly people, and, therefore, three-room apartments would be quite satisfactory. As another plus, the elderly people may not have a vehicle, and the location of the Main Street property would make it convenient for them to do their shopping, etc. It would seemrme they--world be quite content to live in this area of North Andover. The majority of the area is made up of retail stores which command a greater rent per square feet than the rent which is available for residential apartments, and, therefore, it is difficult economically to maintain the premises on a high level with only four rentable units, still keeping the rents at an affordable rate. By being allowed to increase the units, the building can be beautified, thereby enhancing the value of the building and the surrounding area, in general. I agree to pay for advertising in newspapers and incidental expenses. i TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR OKE gN... ..y ♦ e o?•``04APPILM pa bRtrroi £,y*., 1855 ;! • " 4 IJ A April 9t 1973 Abfor Realty Trust 488 Essex S+,reed. Lawrence, tlass. 0181,,0 At.tf�nticn: J. K. Mr��n _ry, President j Dear Sir: 5 Tn reply to your letter of April 61 1973, I must,inform you that, the property in question is located in a General Busi— ness District. 7.oning reg«lations for this district allow resi— dential use for 0 of the .floor area; therefore, no building permit can be issued for your proposed alterations and no work ,j can be done upon the property other than normal repairs. s Since you have a non—conforming use of your property, anir changes, such as alterations' can only be allowed if per mission is liven by the Zoning loard of Appeals. Contact this office if ,you have any further questions. }} Very truly ,yours, CHARLES H. FOSTER .� BIT' DING INSPECTOR CHF:ad I 41111H 80180 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS S AMIL 2 y'. 1885 ' Ftn • May 81 1973 Hoard of Appeals Town Office Building Forth Andover, Mass. Gentlemen: The Planning Hoard received and reviewed notices of public hearings to be held by your Board on May 149 1973. We find we have no comment to make concerning the petitions of Treadwell and Crittenden. On the petition of Abfor Realty Trusty the Planning Board recommends denial of this petition because it is not in ]seeping with the intent of the Zoning By-Law. There is too great a deviation from Section 4.128 and it is expanding an already non-conforming use. V617 truly yourst PLANNING BOARD William Chepulisl Chairman AD TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR s►aa �.NORTy� 2.''ppllpOgaw'�g i tOr: Mnu9n .i° �e •4` a -"ACHUs�a f• May 7, 1973 Board of Appeals Town Office Building North Andover, Mass. Gentlemen: The Abfor Realty Trust was refused a building permit by the Building Inspector. The building at present is a non- conforming use because it is used entirely for residential purposes. Only 50% of the gross floor area in a General Busi- ness District (in which this building is located) can be used for residential purposes. Because the present use is non- conforming, the use shall not at any time be changed, extended or enlarged except as may be permitted by the Board of Appeals. Very truly yours, CHARLES H. FOSTER ua--e"� )'f ice" BUILDING INSPECTOR CIIF:ad 1 �MMfy� . A�tl►� 1:4 labb . TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF APPEALS Key 229 1973 Abfor Realty Trust 8244-86 Main Street Petition No. 13-173 John ,T. Lyons, Town clerk Town (}ffic- Builcdir- Horth An ct ver, Ma?�s; f)#,-,-Lr Sirs A w,Qgrinp heli by the Board of Appeals on May 149 1973 upon application of .Abfor R" alty Tru.st who requested a varieties of Section 4.128 of the Zoning By%- ? air sn As t>a perms; {;•sips conversion of four, six-room apartments to eight] thres r,)s,,w a,aartmrAnt,s on first and second floors and one, -three-room apartment on thq floor; 1� rtel at 82-84-86 Main Street. The following members were tresent ani. votinfi; rrRnk Serio, Jr., Chairman; Arthur R. Drummmid, Vice Chairman; 3r. Fihi7rne A. Bel .ifr.A, Clerk; William N. Salemme and Louis DiFruscio. The ht�,rrtr? was A i„prt.I.sed in the Lawrence Ugle�-Tribune on April 28 and NO 5, 1973 anti n1l abutters w-re duly notified by regular mail. Atty. JAxn-s A. I�'mAr n rnrsented the petitioner, Mr. McKiniry, who was also present. Fe explained that the si.nicture has been a non-conforming use in this General Basi gess dt.rtri.�rt becall”. It has been used entirely for duelling purposes. The dwelling ha*t tseren in mximt^mta o, sin", 1921. He said it is not feasible to convert the structure to 5 h„"Imes use in orrimr to meet the zoning requirements. There will be no oxterior ahan",s, r.-.reT)t changes that are necessary for safety. Floor plana were shnwn tr_; thA Aoari;, which were incomplete. Atty. Glynn said, if the petition is ,zr�ntrelt sh,!&y will .^r+4Pnt more complete floor plans. This property was purchased b.• the. petitioner Ir .77,]y, 1972. Nine parking spaces would be provided. Mr. Fred !iell.an, ars immediate, Aha#ter, was concerned because the driveway between the two hn ;yep is only 71911 wido, and that the petitioner's porchsticks out and blocks part of the. dri.v,�wsy. Yr. McKi_niry said the porch is to be rammed anyway. The petition was taken under advisement and during that period was reviewed by the Board. ter. Beliveau made a motion to DSlif the variance; Mr. DiFruscio seconded the motion anti the vote was unanimous. The Board found there was no hardship; that the expansion of this non-conforming use is too great a deviation from the Zoning Byw•law. Very truly yours, BOARD OF ,4, � A'Zo Frank Serio, Jr., Chairman i r �4.NORryq� r 3• �OaPGI+Ir'•Oj i h� MM147M �A' r►y�ACHl15�'4'�. r*rrry+'� TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER MASSACHUSETTS BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE OF DECISION Date . . . Petition No.: as no Date of Hearing. .Air ."# , . . . Petition of MOW- ftow. III. : . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Premises affected Referring to the above petition for a variation from the requirements of the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *011A AWWW aaft **W r *90"to4w so as to permit f " 4. : : . .: . IE. 460 am After a public hearing given on the above date, the Board of Appeals voted to . . . . . . . . . . . . the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . for the construction of the above work, based upon the following conditions; Signed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Now lis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rfl Board of Appeals G�C/ 1 1-- i a WIDOWb `.. PARD O 1 APPMAk'0 NOTICE Apr1125.II19ta NovelgAIvan lifil the Notice is hereby given that the _ - Notice hilar ,�i19k'Ka�h NOMM NO i Board of Aapppeels wi i I yytvla 0 beary Ing M the Town gull North '., BeM4 oflog n Dwild - April2L llonL.I Andover, on MONDAY ..w.�r�A eR ' Notice is hereby yIvan that the "aD7• MAY Of M Y, P*1* A;jawI,ton "' 'Mo, Perfles Beard of AbRsR1s will 99tre a bear- h: interested in the appeal dl AIM �s3D PAs.M t�VpMl of A*0 '. bAt9�w 00 n�AUitiing, Aorto. REALTY 7RYM7,re4uesl{n9 a vara- �dasled t j4jastin9 a BY pltitsiN.MY OR Maty.-7173, a>r a",on of Sec-4.128 of the Zoning By �XT TR�j 128 of the Zoning 7130 PAL rebdk• to 111 liartles Law so as to permit the ettsv�ralML®: - orlon of sec- tort N1a aa�ans.Mn+>�"�. intemied in Me appeal o1&MOOD of tea, six-room apesrmoau to Law SO as tdig-rr� w��••�. am RMAITY MOP,requestln a vara- " dr at, yhrdstote apofloors , at sadgeam dbamd� Law so tion ofas to permit of the aonin . the Rrt and»seed itoern sd tee, dmee•t o m aprtmaat go logo Hod wro Miocarwit d at ego, six-room apm'elseses a- floor an too promises,located.at d"*-roam aaMWs as lite asst side of Main Street,M• mt aha Wo Swelo •P- tomtlras and wand doors gad aaa. Mar% al IMMcoret pre:.700 Iset fro the sornor d tM �year item k�ym a6e2• dere,-room apartment on the said WveMrd Street and known es t2- a�rreas� treat and fleet, an fin Premises.loafed a 1e-6a noire Street. i2a�6 n�1Sheet. A„meus r *0 gene sib of Main diode, aP- By Order of the Board of Appeals v 'ince pros,100 Nat from rmg rwwar of EA µBy Order GENE A.BELL Coax DR.EUGENE A.BELI Clerk DTs.EU HowlandSfreaand theconee2- E-T—April 26,May 5,1973 - - E.T-APrit23,May51973 ByOr�the Board ofAppeals r DR.EUGENE A.BELI Clerk E-T—April 2L May 5,1971.- T z LE&AL Nfi!T = TOWN P�eM AM 1 TOWN I*IdN N ANDCWW M , egg • • "�-:. _ "VICEDDMmMiD1UALiK April 2L 7M April 25,1973 Apr11�,19TJ Notice I$hereby given that Hie Notice f5 hereby iven that the Board of hereby give aboar`, - ltoer0 Of Appeals will give a Rear- Notice IS hereby given that the ppssl� Andover, Town 8U11ein , North Board ofAppeels sill yyhe a hear - cep t , o-nman uildYln log at the ttaayl SUI Ing, dearth NM141N DAY OM T Andover, oil MONIAT.{y Q taMf4al MAY OP MST, • 7130 p,mG w �' 1173, a US 14= DAY OF My,'WYO. at 7x30 Pa ef+�r 10 alt par"" asgdr to ell paries 7430 par. g'dask, to all parties Interested In the appeal of AR►Ot Interested In the appeal of ADPOR Interested In the.appeal of AWM UMTY 7RiMT,requesting • vari- ssiALTf Sec.4 requesting a vari- @ACTT TRUST,.requesting a vafl- ation of sec.t.12M of the Zoning BY adore o!Sec.0.128 Of the Zoning By ation of sec,4.126 of the Zoning By Law so as to Permit the sonverasw� Law so as to permit Hn wnlem of Ata, eavoem 'alar"no m, to Law so, to permit tbg "Ma%s o of too, ee-ream �w� to o iso thea-rages Of tour, We-room ave adn.te. . miler,loss gro and soma aMrh end m, _. d«st and Nand rowss0" ? as ua, Morro NaParaM�m tM thM'd - an OM7marm on the third Nrgg-rN M die eldrd 9Mer all 00 K•a&*-- foisted at am gent side a nftt16 101111d amaw of - Mar en Me loislod at ..the Baas dde et maintogs P"X. c of 700 fact from logo corner� the seas side of Meir Strong, op- Pr ex.100 loot item Cleveland Strse►end kee prProx.100 feet from the garner d Malland StreM gad known as 412- Cleveland win"Of I known as a2- iVewMnd Strea tad krawn an i2- i1•8e MdaSMaot- ByOrderoftheBpardofAppeals r 64-611Rslo Street. By Or der of the Board of Appeals • DR.EUGENE A.BELI V EAU, BY Order of the Board of Appeals r DR'.EUGENE A BELI C AU, Clerk. DR•.EUGENE A,BELIVEAU, Clerk E-T—April 26,May 5,1973 E T-April 2S,May 5,1973 - E-T—Apr 11 2L May 5,1973 1 TOWN Of NORTN TOWN ANODBBR UPABACHUSIM -` yAN&tMYfBmAM81MRtt' lvMya 4 •• oath - • BOARD OP APPEALSNOVICK <° - APr1125,1973 - - BOARDOPAMEALs Notice is hereby given that the BOARD OP APPEALS NOTICE 1�loard of Appeals w 11 give a hear- - _ NOTICE II1PtD at the Town Building, North April 2S,1973 Notice is herebyhen tha 1973 Atldov�r, od MONDAY MNMI0 Notice Is hereby given that the Board of A pe als9lV91ve 8 t Bre 1014TO DAY Of May, 1973, at board of A als will give a bear. Ing r f the PTown d a hear-' 7f30 P.m. o'clock, to all parties Ing at fha Town Building, North ArWpvor, on Building, Norah ' Interested in the appeal of ABPOR Andover, ori MONDAY W�10 IM14TH DAY OMa May, Of REALTY TRUST,requesting a earl- 11M141H DAY Of eeey, 1973, of 7230 P-'.O'clock,May, mDAY N~ scion of Sec.4.128 of the Zoning BY 7130 PAL a'doet, To all to all parties Law so as to permit the conversion interested in the appeal of Aglift parties interested in the appeal of A87O8 of fear, six-roam aps"msn" to RMTY TRUST, requesting %bion f TRUST, requesting a vsri- oight, Mroo-room apartments An a vsri• alio"of Sec.per of The Ie,wargion she first Ing By Bee _ anon of Sec.1.128 of The Zoning By Lawso as to permit the Ntrs as N et n the third of few, six-room the nemmamovaegWalf of foot, eigSIX-roan a awrieside Ta"' Paraaw ss fn' mage, throe-ream {aeet7 m BN proe6sea,toasted et etBw, Maoo-room aPa'lmaars on tM first and soosnd�� filo oast side of Main Street, OP- the first end legend Boors aged owe, arewraom PPrroe%.TDO fast ham the longer of Iwoe•raem apartment n few thhl floor% en et on flee f%ekd C 1110lood Stroal unit known as 02- hear, GO fbo Premises,%posted of Mo eat side sof des, iogeted m s4-116Mslast"Ot. the eat side of Main Sfreet, op` Prox.100 feet from hein frceetre.r N BY Order.ppff the Board of Appeals ► Or". 100 too from the cone of Clovelund Streets . DR:SualilE A.BELIVEAU, Cleveland Street and known o 82- M-86 Main Strowl. knower a B=_ Clerk 64-96 Mate sheet. B Order of the Board of A ppee E•T-April 2L May 5,1973 By Order of the Board of Apppeeaals r DR,EUGENE A.BELIVEAa s r -- - - DW EUGENE A.BELIVEAU, Clerk Clerk E-T-April 28,may 5, 1973 E-T-April 28,coley 5,1973 LEGALM1AGAL sANpd�- too Aaee171Y -. tf�89 MPNORTN ANDp11E8 . -s �� • 'aaa. t • • tow J WARBOPAPPRAts - BOAROOP APPIUS MOfICs B AV 1125,1973 OP A/PBALB '� BAMM BlomApr1118r 1973 Notice is hereby given that the - MD11R April 25,1473. Notice is hereby�Ivan that the Board of Appeals will IW a hear• qIvan that the !, Board of Ap els wllI give•bear- ling at the Town Gulf 1lerth Notice A teerebY 111 give a h@W pa � �w Ing n the Town 8utlding, North PA1NndOVK,DAY Y W73, et -nY aro8 lea "wn BULtdin9, N01 AndOVM, on MONMY. BMB18M18 01i MOND&V Bvowo TWI&M DAY OF NOV. 1973, of 730 PA& o'dodt,.to all parties Aad%., OnDAY W IBnP• N73, d 7t3o P.m: e'deek, to all Parlles Interested in the appeal of Ae3'OB TIM i a'daeil. to ill Pam Interested in the appeal of ASPOR REALTY TRYST, requesting a vari. 7%30 P REALTY TRYST,requesting a vsri- ation of Sec.4.128 of the Zoning By Interested In the a=111g a vara- - ation of Sec.4.128 of the Zoning By Law so as to permit Ma wwverd w ation of Sec./.14f of the Zoning BY Law so as to permit the onversleli.. of few, six-roam aPartmeate as 10 permit file senrardsOr- of four, six-roan apertmars to--. &W, throwrsom aP,wtmeass ge of few. �om oN"a»Me so-' OW, twee-roan sparhaa/a OR �_. the hast and legend floe"a"One, of 1she. • the Bye and second Boon ssdono, twes.raam aoertamnt on the thlyd OW nthr d � and ono, twee-roam apartment on 1M third Baorl an the prootlees,located et the et on the lhhrd tktpn an the premises, Masted et the eon side of Main Street, ap *"o rw mepmgoo legeta6 et oho sail side of Mein Stroot, OP- Pros.100 fees from the cern d fiat side et Maw Street, P prox.WO feet he the eewar al Clawhand Street end known a 82• the Gromthe corow Clevolowd Street and knew"s s2- $4.36MainStreet. copppee Press.Mod feet rt�et kn°wnasa2• p•t61MInStroot. ppppeeaa BDROrder .EUGENE Board.BELIMU, 4-86 et, Boardof Ap eats Ws idwhasemal. • By Order EUGENE A.BEL VEAU, Clerk B der E-T-April 28,May 5,1973 DR.EUGENE A.BELI Cfk v. E T-April 29,May 5,1973 Clerk E.T-April W.May S,197 w 65664 EYE EASE A% W 45 6.4.20/20 BUFF 1 i � 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 g 8 It! 9 9 10 10 11 kj11 12 12 13 - - 13 14 -- � 14 15 .- _ 15 16 16 L� - 1 17 8 16 19 19 20 1 20 21 21 -_ 22T TT - 22 2323 24 _ - - 1 24 25 - - 25 26 26 27 It27 28 28 Tt - - - - 29 � � � - i 29 -- - I- - - 30 -� 30 31 31 32 1 32 33 , _ 33 34 - 34 - 4-1 35 - 35 36 4t- - i 37 38 - - 38 39 39 40 I - - 40 I r r i : i s�rl 1. , ,,.• } W i i I : r k'T f{ ��r i•. i � I � � ��� � `.. - E ice' - f , a ti 4 f ! 1 f "r 4J. 46' PLAN or SU8DIV1SJO/v I OF LAND OF W DE/VIV/S F CoLLINS I 82.-,-- 92- MA/n/ �STR E ET �`� 3 � NO- ANDOVER , MASS . .ScA A. r- CO PlA y 2 9, 1948 x Lor B LO /Q . R. N/c ,44 O L .S O N, £N es",Q. � � L o T A � �I `� _ 6 8 2 %r,5 t `b o D 7.0' \ 1 p 3 � V o c 8z- 84-86- 88 �. 9O ' *9Z C � ' 6 I i. a. S9. 21 47. S4SO-0 (s Sy H. (S. S'J /'VA A/ STREET— t N. B. COLI lvj PROPrery Lt LOTS IO, // 1' Or /L ON PLAN or LANA O� Ewe rAl Svri'ON, 1892 Simi] 5 p� Immma Awl t it qtly' F ka 5 k t 1t y } a _ S LAWRENCE EAGLE-TRIBUNE,Lawrence,Mass.--Saturday,April 28,1973 NORTH ANDOVER Eye screening clinic ' a µ k j4 NORTH ANDOVER .— A cover one eye nd,e,the other is in this case !dors.[Char es Salisbury, M • 5 ,,,_; are i•�,� ;��r• �' 4y 4, ,' , �. �} ,k. ; . �, a r a :� a� � ; '. ::, R�,:�' >;w�,�`,- `°'�� free eye-screening clitatc (or being tested and, M �'Y, ��,�j 17 a p �+ Y� `'` x ", entering kindergarten and are brightly clolored fish cut Donald .Walton, Mrs. James ►f? ;.stLiC�f'nts win ; , -, r t, ; „`, : "a $.. ���'yIpupilswillbeheld'April from construction paper. Stekert, Mrs. VincentTurano, • ,. r z. 30 Bh May 4 in the North Because'.of the efforts of these Mrs. John Coady, Mrs. A. R. in ` school art fair s r rx , '� �_ ersshools• Brownie Troops each. child Contarino, Mrs. William i e, n Part of the program for tested will be able to select his McCullen, Mrs. Donald Can- . NORTH ANDOVER'.: Blue ribbons were awarded v children with learning dis- own personal e6luder and take nava, Mrs. William: Duffy, to 56:youngstersat St. Biichaei 8chool•ArtFair this abilities, a joint effort of the it home as a souvenir. Mrs. George Farr,'Mrs. week. North Andover schools and the The learning disabilities pro- Edward R e is t e r, Mrs. t Grade $\-winners, picti-ed rear above, are Brian Ju+dnir League f Boston,Inc:, ject the junior League Frederick isho , Mrs. Gary o of for of F k B ff Arraij Jeff Kfngsleq, Towne, Edfe Marsh and � tieeiinic is an effort to detect" Bosfon provides tra"stied Lewis, Mrs: Mary Ellen Tricia Laorear Holding eir winning drawings are agiblyopia, or lazy eye, When voluateerit to aid"in screeeingf Octherr, Mrs. Frederick Sean Doherty,and. 11t<areth Fountain. Stephanie detected early enough, this tutoring"and preparation o Lundgren and Mrs. Bruce Messina is also a grade 8 winner. coJARwn can be professionally materials for children with Davis, all of!North Andover. Other blue ribbon winners are: c�eeted, dys xia other learning dis- Assisting f is le and o sisti from 'Andover 7A:William Sansoucie Daniel Cyr,Jeannine Giard, gTTvrth Andover Brownie abilities.. Some volunteers tae Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs. " 10I 495 and 608 have reference and text books John'Reardon, Mrs. Richard Paul Manzi. w Trliohs. 6A: Elizabeth Sullivan; Jo-Ellen Eldred, David ,m ted 500 eCtuders for this blind and dyslexic students, Chapeil, Mrs. Lynn Herbst and O'Connor. protect. Ecluders are used to cooperating with` the national Mrs. Robert Young. Mrs. 5A: Paul Fragafa, Kdh,,Wonson,Timmy Long.. Braille: Institute andthe Bryant Barnard has 4A: Paul Nolet Robert Smith, Caroline "t Perkins'School for the Blind. volunteered from Hamilton. 5 E t • The funds for this and 13 other Only entering Kindergarten McLaughlin, John Riccardi. �, =Et community projects are large .andGrade i children will:be ex- BA:: Adam-Matosic, :Jimmy.Taylor, :Thomas J„ � ., � '' Six ball Gilligan, Brian Nixon. ` ` ti �, ": _ '" ly derived from the.eague's ed at the free eye- l -,,w� s �'„ main fund raising endeavor, screening clinic. These 2A: Matthew Miele, Timothy Jordan, Plkilip n t �,-, �, �, �,,� r teams t� : :- fi Decorator's Show House. children may attend any of the taine: = . . ,`” • All technicians administer- following clinics, all held from 1A: James Maccarone, Dawn Marinelli, James = � xt° .�5< .' square off ing the screeni test have h Maria Belanger. , r g 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.: April 30 at MurP y> g r.= i, been ` trained by the. Franklin School, May 1 at 7B:Bonnie Mattos,Donald MacNeil,Robert Blain, w • •`f _�. . ,� €- .` Massachusetts Society for Kittredge School, May 2 at David Marinelli. „ ?� "';� ;_ iy' NORTH ANDOVER — Ball � '� ••- � �� ��,"' .,_ Prevention of 'Blindness in Franklin School, May 3 at 6$:. Stephen .Dean, John McLoughlin, Kenneth ,�- ? ''� d w�ti,,E and, and boys will be pronii I (��1� � ' 'u�� r��"-�"``" � Children. - Among the Bradstreet School or May 4 at Black, Robert Rudis. � Hent featuees of every corner 5B Michael Petrycki; David Licelardi, Steven r� i a ' volunteers for the North An- Thomson School. season., the Youth of North Andover as Callahan. � � i f� >ar ;i` r � Basdball league swings into if 4B•'Susan'Wilson, Laura Parley,John Lyons,John High McFihiney. gh school to 3B; Laura Moschetto, Shron Gioia, Mary.Joanne fere for the teams Spon- Rowen• x 2B: Michael Connor, Kathleen Gioia. - " s by the North Andover exchange co . ('ej' _ �,�: : _ est : excha 1B:Todd Matosic; Laurie Fuller,Theresa Peluso. stere Club are as follows: — Young artists pose with winning entries. DIANS—Kevin Kennedy, 2 8, i n the high* schoo1 A Grover, Mike McGuire, NORTH ANDOVER —.It's J Treadwell, Chris RiOet, music, music, music again as auditorium- J* P ul DMinica Kevin the North Andover High School The North Andover I#igk i 7 ����w� Ga#tiy, Cltrs Smith; concert band hosts an exchange School chorus has just returned MVG1� d��cia Dion, James Costello; concert with the Cheshire from an exchange concert at �Fk�n Hepburn, Sean Carney; (Connecticut) High School Beverly. Walter Selina of the • Robert-"Cochrane, William band. , music department conducted Andover fire calls McEvoy,and David Quintal. the 65 member chorus in a 4 The.public concert will begin program primarily of popular ANDOVER—Foilowingisa April 2l — 146 Shawsheen Summer courses to be offered RED SOX James Austin, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Apnl tunes. r` rf'of the activities of the Road, own oEAndove , brash: ,lilichael Connelly, Dan Juba; Fid �r fire. METHUEN— en in _ Rnglish, grade 7 through 12; method of inquiry• school year instruction,as well !olio Kieslin-, Drew Niziak; Deis Cancer Saciet sets drive ApriI2�-32ND. 811t8G1 Fre--b I aad-11 hand The--topics included to the Richard Politer,Howard Coon, � i 66tweeri April 17 and 23: Methuen'will:be to par- as give children worthwhile ae-. Forrester,car fire; 9,Brechin ke in suertmei .. Lienal,_ II; Biology chemistry, U.S. summer program's curriculum tivity during the summer. hn Farrow, Dave Licciardf, NORTH ANDOVER—Three tributions at the Arlington tTpril 15 — Box 12„ Srouth Terrace, A. Pelletier,:;brush trcipa School, town of Andover, false courses for the first Eiirie this History; Gregg Note; review will y "The Old and New",a -son McCarthy,Camir John �- blasts on the fire horn will Trust Company office on'May`;1 alarm;Box 61 off York Street &re,,Box 231, Willard Circle; year, due to the school com- of English and math:college study of the social, political, The program will include ,fan Ricky Camire,Ricky[lea- y owner unknown,brush,fire,off y . boards; and driver tralnin and economic changesof the Private lessons in percussion, fey Steve IYoone, and,Michael signal the start of the Street between 7 and 9 p.m. Shetland Properties, alarm mittee s recent approval of g• brass,and woodwinds,with the American Cancer Society door system trouble; 66 Lowell Willard Circle, Fosters Pond three summer ro ins offer- last 300 years; an introduction Voisine. Thomas J. McEvoy is North.' Association, brush fire. p The second program, the .to German; "Technology-Past possibility of a summer to door canvas for funds 'an (Andover chiarman of the 1973,'- Junction -Rd., T._Dembkoski, Aril 23 — 11 Chandler ingcoursesforenrichmentand °Lowell :State .College and Present"; physical;ed for elementary band to supple ;. SENATORS — Kevin Bar- Tuesday evening, May 1. April remediation. Graduate School Summer - ment lessons. tolotta Michael Costello,John Volunteer collectors drive. His captains are Mrs. grass fire; off Andover Street, Circle, H. Haley, brush fire; pre and early adolescent; Duncan' MacKillop, Lyman, Andover Village Improvement. Route 495 at Route 28; Com- Education,, Program: is "SolvingEquations in Math"; Driscoll, Dan Lyons, Frank doorbells starting at 6:30 p.m. programs, designed to tin rove Road• Mrs. Susan Hesketh; ; Society,brush fire;96 Andover monweaRh of Massa•husetts, The first of these ro gn p thinking "Operations of the"Set of The three programs will !>e :fridepti; Arthur Walsh, Mark They will end their efforts in Wood Lane; and Mrs. William St., AVIS, brush fire. [ass fire Hi h Street, S. `Summer Program 'for skills, to strengthen academia Integers"; "Ma ietism and self-supporting for the most _Androstci;, David Bouchard, behalf of the war against April.18—Box68,Lowelland—Caron car fire; Chandler Improvement of Academic tool skills; and to develop Elecctricit "; anpre-'school part through tuition charges..`Michael Corcoran, Frank cancer by depositing the con- Stevens, Farnham Street. Greenwood, auto accident; off -Road, town of Andover, dump Skills, will give students who . proficiency in the use of the readiness program; and per- Specific details concerning the ::,Gelinas, Robert Wilson, Mark rJ,41 Wr wt .Town of Ando-.--,. _ r,_..._ ...� n....,.. have failed a course theoPpo scientific method of uwuirv. ----, fhr� nriwrams will be Cir- =Atwood.. John 'i.vnnc Pati! : B°p : .,u.,a� �.��a..w• 6A: Elizabeth Sullivan, JO-D . , ... ., �^ . - ° i� �� � r Perkins School Tor uie nu„u, vu,w,,ccy<.. .... O'Connors , 5A: Paul Fragala,Kim.,Wonson, Timmy Long.. 4 i s t • The funds for this and 13 other Only, entering Kindergarten Paul Valet, Robert Smith, Caroline ;) w , iX hal commnmty Projects ),1s are large- and Grade 1 children will be ex 4A. iccardi. .; 'R '- c'` F. -, w, p Y league's amined at the free eye. McLoughlin, John R > x } ,derived from the. A: Adam Matosic, Jimmy Taylor, .Thomas ryh Yy��•,' main folic raising endeavor screening clinic: These` 3 ,., ��� _r , ,,.., � Decorator's Show House. children may attend an of the u ` Gilligan,Brian Nixon.: t�ialli►7 tQ Decor Y ' nth Jordan, Philip Fon- � �*�"'`- ,�:'' �g`< ,.;, � �.��-, � '+ `' � All technicians administer following clinics,all held from 2A: Matthew Miele, ZYm y r „ r-, .4 "' SC�U qua � � 1 Ing the screening test have :30 to 3:30 p.m.: April 30 at twine. „e 4. , to 1 IA: James Maccarone, Dawn Marinelli, James r. been trained by the Franklin School, May 1 'at Massachusetts Society for Kittredge School, May 2 at Murphy, Maria Belanger: ” ,•.% K# RTH ANDOVER — Ball Y Mattos,Donald MacNeil;RobertBlain, _- NO Prevention of 'mon gess in Franklin School, May 3 at 7B: Bonnie, avid Children.- Among the Bradstreet School or May 4 at Marinelli. - f o 6B; Stephen Dean, John McLoughlin, Kenneth ;lent features of every corner volunteers for the North An Thomson Schon[ ��: g m Black,Robert Rallis. of North Andover as the You SB: Michael Petrycki, David Licciardi,'Steven �� i t`,I � i;� ���„ , league swings.into its f ;Callahan. ; �. s«i iii` r John. John iiw'r , *• t f 4B:Susan Wilson,Laura Farley, ��• High SC�100 t0 McEmney. tete for the teams spon- S�i'e CQMCer . i i7� so by the North Andover host eXC�I cin 3B: Laura Moschetto, Shron Gioia,:Mary Joanne . ? ;; _ lkk�ti: _ � s Ctub are as`foilotivs: Rowell. i; _,.. — `` " ` DIANS=Kevin Kennedy, 2B: 'Michael Connor, Kathleen Gioia: Grover, Mike McGuire, NORTH ANDOVER It's 28, tori the high School o n h of iB: Todd Matoslc,Laurie Fuller,Theresa Peluso. Young artists pose with Winning icltttlea• music, music, music:again as audi -um Tfeadweil, ,Chris Rit;et, the North Andover High School' The North Andover. Ii g IR ul b}M n i c o, K e v i n concert band hosts an exchange School chorus has just returned GafiLeY James Costello; - h School Beverly. Walter gSelinaco cof the ANDOVER " _ ``y�am ``� n Sean Carney, (Connecticut) concert i ut ttt'gCheshire mese dmpartment conducted _ mGVG onn t c ) H momobertraae, Wi}llam and ember chorus in a • (a cEvoy, aiut David Quintal. . The public concert will begin program Primarily of popular Andover fire calls at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, April tunes. , RED �X — James Austin, April 21 - 146 shawsheen Sum111Er �ourse5 to be offered 1Ylichael Connelly. Dan Jnba, ANDOVER--Following is a Road, town Of,Anda brush " method of in ui on Kieslin , Drew Niziak, dish, grade 7 through 12; q.ry, school year instruction, iefiaPoirer,HowardCoon, C&ricer SO�lety SEtB drive report of the activities of the I. METHUEN - Students in Eng Spanish Land . The topics included;,B the as give ebildrenworthwhile ac-,, Andover Fire Department —32No•1lfainSt.,P: abler r FrenchIandII; Spa . clded 'in the sg du ' the summer. Farraw, DaveLiociardi, NORTH ANDOVER tributions at the Arlington Ando . p, April n Methuen will be be een A rid 17 and 23: r car fire,.19 Brech►n mer eicational II; Biology-, chemistry, U.S. summer program's Id and New",a Y z a McCarthy' John Peter- blasts on the fire horn will Trust Company office on May tw p_ Box 12 South Forrester,, tier .,brush tacipate in summer History; Gregg Note; review will be. political, The program will 'Include . Ricky Camire,Ricky Hea signal the start of the Street between 7 and 9 p.m. April 17 Terrace,, A. Pelle courses for the first time this stud of the social, pq School town of Andover, false Bo 231 Willard Circle, the sc 1.�- of English:and math:college study changes of the private lessons 9n percussion,<'f`ey, Steve Noone, and Mfchaei American Cancer Society door- Thomas J. McEvoy is North, '. fire, x year, due to alarm;Box 61,off York Street, owner unknown,brush.fire;off s recent p 1, of boards; and driver training. last 300 ears 8n introduction brass,,and woodwinds,with the;Voisine. to-door canvas for funds on I Andover chiarman of the 1973 f.. 0 i 74 Shetland Properties, alarm, 'Willard circle, Fosters Pond mutes summer ro� ffer- The second program, the to German; «Technology-Past Possibility of .a summer Tuesday evening, Map 1. drive. His captains are Mrs ''" ; stem trouble; 66 Lowell brush fire. threep g elementary band to supple SENATORS l Kevin Bar- sy Association, ing courses for enrichthentand �°.Lowell_'State College and Present'; physical ed for Volunteercoliectorswill ring _ ment lessons. :tolotta, Michael Costello,John Duncan" MacKillop, Lyman sr Junction Rd., T. Dembkoski, April 23 — 11 <Chandler remediation Graduate, School Summer pre and early adolescent; Y door bells starting at 6:30 p.m: fire off Andover Street, -Driscoll, Dan Lyons, Frank, Road; Mrs. Susan Hesketh, a ;, They will'end their efforts in grass Cucle„H. Haley, brush fire; Education Program. is •Solving Equations in Math"; Andover Village Im vement" t Route 29i Com designed to'improve rove thinking "Operations of the Set of The three programs wilt be `Tnaa►tt• Arthur Walsh' Mark ' behalf of the war against Wood Lane; and.Mrs. William i And g PTo. Route 49rr a The First of these programs, gn pfor the most ,•Androski, David Bouchard, Stevens, Farnham Street. society, brush fire;96 Andover monwealth of Massachusetts, summer Progr#in 'for skills, to. strengthen academic" Integers"; "Magnetism and self-suppougiig cancer by depositing the con- St., AVIS, brush fire, grass fire, High Street, S. improvement of A"demic ,tool skills, and to develop Electricity"; a pre=ichool part through tuition chargee '.Michael Corcoran, Frank April.III Box 68,Lowell and Garon, :car fire; ,ChandlerSkills” will give Stu is who . proficiency to the use of the readiness program; and per- Specific details concerning the Gel}nas, Robert Wilson, Mark o Q uw�FIE Greenwood, auto accident; off r scientific method of in wry. yp g three,programs will be cit- Atwood, John Lyons; Paul `ba ski . LT]5 Road, town of Andover, dump have failed a course lbs oppo q sonal.t in Lowell Street, Town of Ando- fire; Route 495, Com- tufty to make up the'3pedit- : culated to involved schools Rollo, and Cres Serio: , ver,linishfire. t monwealth of Massachu Graduate 'students from The. Lowell State summer: next week. CARDINALS—Robert 13er- o April.19—M Stevens Street, grass fire; off Alderb Students, may a take Lowell State will teacheourses program will have no ereditat- - CraQe,,Scott Dia vii!'Darl►aTtssiaT>ir>� Converse Rubber Co., camp Road; owner unknown, tuvsfi ve ready which they.take interest in,and data for the `Hardin Timmy i courses to In a>l, eY tached to it,however notations The Proposed ! i fire. fire. passing i►iazk or to s some students will like wise choose will be ode on students' pen- Programs are: '`Sumraet Gldrige, h 'MP ole Willis, 'April 20 — off Highland The,Andover Fire area not offered in tIgEE topics they enjoy. sonal record cards aitiestiHg to Program for Im", AXnwe fw uy Williaixn Bzen- Itoad, owner unknown, gr meet ambulance respondedschool year. the"fact that he has completed Academic 3kil}s , six Tveeks N°rnian `' Eire; 275 River Road, C: 15 calls during the same period. The following coy are In this-way it is hoped that as the eaurse• beginning July 2; the. Lowed rtan, Norman CreWimaam " m, five Paul McGuire, William Saugermond, rubbish fire; 60 x , :oftered to students in, Vides the students learn something State College program, five Tom Broadhead; Poor St., P.Soutliworth„bcush t' 'seven through 12: they enjoy, they will improve The third program is the weeks beginning June 2S; and. f ; off Corbett Street,Sacred :, >Xiathematics, grades 7 .`d 8;. their thinking skills, master `°Sufnmer Elementary, Music the eleniWein� Y 'music Stephen Elbeery, Steve Ii ass fire; se Is to Program, beghui Graham, and Timmy Scanon. Heart. Cemetery, gr algebra I and II; ane the use of academic tool Program," its ,purpose ro m, Essen Street, needless alarm "f geometry; pre=ca vs; and develope proficiency in give impetus to the regular ing July 9. Pat .Armitage, for smoke odor. Stude�t1t . ' Chris Calzetta,James f'oskreri, will glue John avid Marshall Graham,D LE AL N, ICES. - role 'Takashi axon, Tim Corcoran, OPEN SUNDAY r ` :Brltai h swings to European Robert Nixon, John SWalsh, TOwr4OFNOSY"ANDOVER dpC� ;Jody Verville, David Walsh, 4 PAL r irolssaaiosErts; . i _, • John McMahonSte , aril tDan Rior, 8 A.M., 19aoltical affairs • C login 'senior 'ch er ��.'. that can. �`� S '• • Bi 1$Harvard .,}s ..- g by emphasizingeration between; PIRATES — Greg Carr, fe+Ss" i And he warmed Americans in anther warning note, Sir trust .and coop SUNDAY ; of 1 students w'i wilt delive . DUNBLANE; Scotland` AP) p I David nos res rch a at the first an- _ In the first"major Eu is against lumping-defense, eco Alec noted: "An economically the new and ex andel-Europe".Stephen Dufresne, P P to Hen A in noetic and political issues to- strong and united We Eu and the U.S.A. isvital. Marinelli, 'John M. Loughlin, x ; 9OARD of APPEALS n u 1 Undergraduate response Henry ether. rope a 'ma create some aw- " rvoneE erence on Experimental. er's call for "new Atl tic g p Y , Sir Alec added that EuropeMMichael Saltman, Rab im LIME „ Apra 2s,iv�a g "It is a mistake to ascribe too kward cases of competition for depends on the U.S.-nuclear,Fraser, Chris Hamel, Tim Notice is hereby given that the Bi ogy at.Bowdoin Friday. Charter," Britain has... fir- much uniformity to these me,United States. But a weak - ..John Reusch, Wayne Board of Appeals will give a hear Id on.the Brunswick, Me., med its close links withthe _problems or ho to•solvethem umbrella, and "I welcome rise=..Long, _ E. •. . y Ing at the Town Building, North p Pe anddivided western Europe confirmation that the U.S. ov- Swanson, Kevin' Zorn, Chris , ca pus at Wentworth Hall,the cation," he g g Gagn Dick Andover, on MONDAY EVINING United States. i In a single negot would be a dan erous Source of ernment will maintain its se- on Dan Me warbr, �� TMuYH oar Of May, 1973, et co erence was developed to o'-dock, to all partes from Bowdoin.; But.Britain made ►t pl it said. instability. - curity commitments to the Al- Roche,.and Dan,Swarbrick. _ �. i z:w p m. all students The alliance can benefit ' for Reg. 89° (save 39`) t interested In the aPP�i AOR y 'no W: IS committed t0.. a�u He tempered this, however, ..Ili.' � ` REALTY must,requesting a vari- an nearby Sates and-Colt bro an role. from a regeneration, but it • 50 ib. bag ation of Sec.4.128 of the zoning BY col s:to,outline the results Pe t,aw so as to permit th•wawrilen i p ec would undermine that essential!, _ - --, e..,•.,.r, to of rch in areas such as Foreign Secretary . . .. If this were done in C April 20 - off Higntana The,Andover Fire I]epart- area not offered in the agltlar topics they enjoy. Road, owner unknown, grass ment ambulance responded to sonal record cards attesting to Program for unprovemWe s INgr , ail - • school year. the fact that he has completed Academic Skills", six weeks NolTiian Bailey,William Bren- fire; 275 River' Road, C. 15 calls during the same period. The following courses are In this way ix is hoped that as beginning July 2; the. Lowell ,nazi, Norman Creselmano, Saugermond rubbish fire; 60 offered to students tn.:gr3des the students learn something the course. five Paul McGuire, Williamt\�\\ice/ V Poor St., P.Southworth,brush State College program, > Tom Broadhead, fire; off Corbett Street,Sacred seven through i2: they enJay, they will improve The ,third program is the weeks beginpiPg June 28, and ':Robe►tson> Heart Cemetery,-grass fire; tiiathematics, grades 7 and 8; their thinking skills, master "Summer Elementary Music the elementary musk tiStephen Eibeery, Steve algebra I and II; plane "the use of academic tool skills, Program." Its :purpose is to program, four,weeks, begun- }Graham, and Timmy Scanlon, Essex Street, needless alarm Student "° geometry; pre-calculus; anddevelopeproficiencyinthe for smoke odor. i give' impetus to the regular ing July 9. GIANTS Pat .Armitage, Chris Calzetta, W 111 ' 1�'e ;• John GrahamDavid Marshall, LEL NOTICES g p s� auropes`lYl role Takashi Mtwa, Joh Corcoran, OMN SUNDAY TOWN Of HOOK ANDOVER aper X� �rltdl swings7 o i i Nixon, John Smolak, - V!/� MASSACHUSETTS a_ " .Jody Verville, David Walsh, •1�E^t 117•� •t� ��aa s� o Stephen Beattie, Scott Hajjar, 8 A•hL l Pella �.• NDOVER Bo. o a `.ol' ti a s�7•�s 1 i�T©mss 1 ata l l S John McMahon, and Dan Rior- c! a�•t°d: C' lege 'senior Ch , er ♦w 1 . don • """sr"';: Bi , 13 Harvard is emphasizing that`kco tinued ski 1,Lim � +^U loos d byemphasi g P ONLY! of 1 students wjid'will deliv DUNBLANF', Scotland P) And he warned Americans In another :warning note, Sir. trust and cooperation betw"W', PIRATES Greg Carr, SUNDAY archpapet 8tthefirst'an- _m me first major. Eur n• agars• lumpingg defense; eco-: Alec noted: "moi economically the new and expanded,Europe Stephen. Dufresne, David DOARq OF APPIALS n u ! Undergraduate response to : K in- nomic and pditical issues strong and united Western Ea NOTIce' Co erence_on ximental es� Henryry her. roe 'ma create some aw and the U.S.A.' is vital Marinelli, John M. Loughlin, April 25,1973xPe- ger s call-for a "new At tic:.� p Y Sir Alec added that Europe's Michael Saltman, Robert e.r b given that the Bi ogy at Bowdoin.Friday, ,; s re fir_ "It is a mistake to ascribe too kward cases of competition forLIME Notice is h.reby g Charter, Britain has nds on the U.S.5nuciear;Fraser, Chris Hamel, Tim Board of Appeals will give a hear- ld on the Brunswick,Me.,.- s links-:with 'the much uniformity to these theUnited.States. But a weak dope , :tion John Reusch, Wayne ' ing at the Tavm Budding, North: Ca sat Wentworth.Hall,the .tiled its clo a roblems or hope to•solve th umbrella, and `I welcome the' Want ",• Andover, on MONDAY EvnEwe Pu United States. and divided Western Europe ^Swanson, Kevin'Zorn, Chris A"do,OU1ttl DAY Ot MAY. EVEN :co erence was developed to. - t lin a single negottation,'. he would be a dangerous source of confirmation that the U.S.gov-:�G on,'Dan McConaily,.Dick � �0 ` nso P-m:.a>atsek. to. all parties all students from Bo i-loin t• ::But-.Britain made,rt pia .tt said. : instability." erninent will maintaino its se-:'"Roche, T cunt commitments to the At-;Resile, and Dan Swarbri/dc. Interested In the apli"i of JU FOR npW is committed to a' o- The alliance can howit - .r Tt TRust, requesting avar,- an nearby Bates•and--Colby'.. - He tempered this. however, . lies. Reg.fOr:. -.Reg. 89° (save REAL ey atioaof Sec.0.128 of the Zoning By Col gQ3,. ,,outline the'results -ropean.role. ,. from a'. regeneration, but it - - - -- ' taw w as to perms the wnverAen : .� • 50.Ib. bag. et tea., A>permsme, the ixiapartnours t. of. earch in areas such as Foreigm Secretary ec would-undermine.that essential - •1Dha three apartment• a" to or cells, muscular Douglas-Home said .in a y confidence if this were done in - t11e Rrst and wand Nese and one, d ro h alcohol ingestion-' tkr•s-room apartment an the ddi j Y P y, policy speech here Friday - t .too critical a spirit. It is better fIo•a-on:iM,peeadsss, tesatedat an .estrogenic hormones. "partners who have so 1 g. 'in thesematters of security to - &a eggs,side of Main Buser, UP- � . conference, for those in- aon.loo toot from the carrierofheld the peace"list not all be slow and sure: LMM " l eigiEtmot and known o!,52 t ested.in attending,heglTts at economic conflicts of interest _ a �-vst'dilybiastrsa "30 p.m. nor problems of competition to BJ'Order of the Board of Appppeals • - DR.EUGENE A.BEL'VEeA k. - ilnpali that'partnershlp.11 - • - -April 26,May 5,1973 - But he added; "To hold back pilots `'t��iZel' i F4 dots on integration through anxiety _ ` r � T MASB �S about the transatlantic relation- • 06 Cambodia ship would be a fundamental identified � Reg.$2.&9 (Save 62c) a „ SALILIE 1 e`' involvement H°e was replying to Kissin- - WASHINGTON (APY-Two �b • 501b. bag i ` _° up, he says ger speech in New York on Air Force pilots missing in the teas : Monday calling for a new downing of an F4 Phantom jet Time saving weed-n-feed `s+ciin9 "unifying framework"in which fighter-bomber in Cambodia1 7 7 '� Ch 'P� BOARD OF APPEALS WASHINGTON (AP) The the.United States,Western Eu- have been identifiedbythe Pen-i develops a better lawn NOTICE April 26,1973 United States "is -farmore rte, Canada and Japan would tagon. Notice Is hereby Riven that the deeply and directly involved in work to resolve strains among . The F4 was reported missing TURF BUILDER PLUS 11t Board of appCais will live a hear- the conduct of the war in Cam- them. a week ago. Sources said nei illy at the Town Building, g the Y ther the wreckage not the > clears out dandelions,clover, �� Reg. $1.49 Andover,on oronkp the bodia than ever before,"sa spa Sir Alec cautioned the Nixon and man other ugly w6eds.• talk day of May ,at neo pm. Senate Foreign Relations Com- administration against trying to crewmen have been located. Y (Save 50`) , i dssi,to all parties interested in - _ . the appeal of DONAL O.COUSIN& mittee report. hustle Europe intro a new Adan- The two crewmen are Capts.: from your lawn. It acrii}tily ' e 50'lb. bag DFi vesunga variation of. tic arrangement while the en- Samuel"L.James and Douglas makes them shrivel and 6.1 M of the zoning By Law so The report, made public Fri- K. Martin. Their hometowns as to permit the division of and, P P larged Common Market,which ,yraZ appear, roots and all. '1`•hs � ;1 VAM a boVAl R 0h0 on,,fw the day,said the Air Force is aver- gained three members to were not revealed, 1 prolonged feeding In FLU 2 Flats of pgrpear of oem0yanaI on the aging about 242 flights daily etc m - ' v►•ad••+.krs.ted at tk•sewh side January, g going. The plane was the second lost I also makes your grass glow d Frrbor Ain.and 0110 east Ado of over Cambodia, and that the He was politely,tough in te117 or missing over Cambodia since' p SistrON Stmes and known an 73 number of bombing sorties has Ing Washington that, for the greener and sturdier.MOM Q�t1tlals or�e@ta�Jfa ' father Average. the Vietnam cease-fire started M g By order of the Board of Appeals been increased from 28-ln Feb—sent, Europe comes first. in January. . it dillin where the weeds "'ed - _m Dr.Eugene A.Senveav, - - tit Clerk ruary to 78. - _ .. E-T—Apr l le yMaY 5,1973 - - The report was made publle` Japanese rail strike ends Sere 75¢ C _Reg.79c13' 66 TOWN OF NORTH ANDOVER b Sen. Stuart Symington, D• - 7•� - ) MASSACHUSETTS Y ym gton, 5,000 sq ft bag(20311 lbs) ,�•W ts4 Mo.,after clearance by the De TOKYO(AP) -Japan's worst railway strike ended" Ready to transplant dam• fense Department. Symington earl today,and the National Railway said it cost$29.4 save$1.50 is acting chairman of the com- y 10,000 sq ft bag(41 lbs) 34:95 13.45 • mittee. million. �.: el'tlt1��11115 ue,and a$3.7-million b robs The losses consisted of a$25,7-million drop in ticket Save$2 '• "In this Cambodian venture, '. revenill for damages caused by lye, i BOARD OF APPEALS we now have new commitments angry commatem w!ro broke train windows, signals 15,000!iQ ft bag(6131 lbs) 00 NOTICE being undertaken without prior and station facilities. Notice is hereby given that the g 3 for Reg. 45c (Save 12`) Board of Appears will give.a hear- congressional knowledge.or ap- The strike; which began Tuesday, was called off .ing:at the Town Suildmg, North proval," Symington said in a after. the railway's two major unions accepted an; F •3111 inth.Pots'-- Ready to Plant Andover, on Monday evening the. offered b a authori7Rd StroCtS retailer IgML�nMay, w7a, or7:so statement with the report, pre- averagemonthly wage increase of ;56, Y to,all parties inter- Tedb thecommittee staff. government advisory group•ppeal of Do Lc n . y The unions had been asking fora$90 monthly wage requesting a vari- -.3 s 6.e of rhe zoning It said that during the first l8 hike.Members now earn a monthly average of$339. �� oti0o a By Law so as to permit the area The strike `affected an estimated 53,200,000 was ao • o0 tion e1 a tins gsaR Rarayr with a days of April, attacks by U.S. passengers,and more.than 25,369 passenger trains and M. • • � ..family roan above; on the prem- Air Force lane shifted from in - By t the sags Ada et 14,410 freight trains were suspended. Qq�A N.H. , , YE�� Nemludc street apPre=.ss ft.from terdiction of North Vietnamese sa 6111 ih• mirror of sprase stns and supply lines to attacks on The financial losses private railways, subways, EE4 DIgCpIIP1T DEPAATIGIF T1 STURES • �e • !_ as p -- - _ Rio. 29 ,anent - Quote " F Why should they damp their rubbish.on us?„ . of The Josie Sylvia, a.. '. i./ V 7VRLA , Meihnenite See A .�.. _ Page,.� LAWRENCE. EAGLE-TRIB UN E,Lawrence,mass.--saturday,Aprtt 28.1973 ? a OURN � Rrq�A01t i .Lame duck's exit � . . 11 per- sistent;obnoxiou*. Voters resent fi The most irritating optical • t, ,• llsb�erg formance that has been put on in NAkt but generally have tolerated Massachusetts in a long time has The Ward appointment, howev atergate den abruptly ended. was the last straw kind that:b e This was the employment by the back of tolerance. It has like n.ess NEWS, Senate President" Harrington of under continuous attack. Finally'At At former Sen. Ward of Fitchburg as a meeting of Democratic lea , Z'he :lila] of Daniel Elisperg in Los Harrington of the message. Angeles is grinding i, his special counsel at$3T,250 a Year g g ge• �� g gr' gat last to its end, and,. n , . the politicians were irritated,. -- indeed, just i.n time: for the big- presumably tax money: P :• •. presumably because they sank Ward had lost a bid for re-election damage; to themselves •.in and trials name indictarising ments 4f „to a young Republican unknown out- Harrington's act. �!, out of Watergate . side his district. Ike considered a Sa• he fired Ward, when Ward seem about to '•recount, decided to:claim the seat refused t0 resign. commence. But no, one so far as I anyway, subsided when Harrington It's good riddance. The Ward ex know has" pointod Ove him a job. perience might even make powerfpl out k o w i n - ly con- •'The practice of Massachusetts politi,�al officials for some tpii�e lit. timate& ,��Eyyq� booted the 'twoitical leaders in office of taking the future-wary about spendingPtalc events are. ,cbre of lame ducks is ancient, per money to take care of lame ducks: fi " a James Reston views,Watergate as .:traceable to the atmosphere of"suspicion" �"►�, pervading the Nixon. White,Howe, but • �, .> � � shspicion" is hardy the"fight ward. It is Two Salem parades do Justice to the too ;psychological reality,and it does not raise a Byes "on o the extent to which that"atmosphere"was If the venerable saying that 27. May 30 will be the official �'"""-- -" ; �• Justified. Reston simply assumes that it -"-everybody loves a parade" is true, Memorial Day in New Hampsh a was not. the people of Salem, N.H. and " by virtue of a bill signed recenr Asa tte mar offact,;watergate,,tike OTHER OPII�fIONS Ellsberg's copying and d selosurg of the neighboring communities' should by Gov. Thompson,:restoring life pentagon Papers,.is an episode in a kind of have a doubly enjoyable experience day of observance to the traditional civil war that has been going on in this the .week of May 27, when two date.,And the Governor will be the country.for the last seven or eight,pears, parades will be held.in the town. speaker at Pine Grove Cemetery: JENKIN LLOYD JONES and which doubtless has roots that go much where the climax of the Memorial' further back than that. The two parades; however, wont ° Both Eltsberg and the Watergate' identify an effort to provide extra Day parade will'be reached. # ] a operatives behaved as if they were dealing pleasure for tine popalac They will The Governor,and the.veterans 11'j ' h a S,a(l (�l(a��, (,l a�T.� t� come not merely with political opponents but be consequences of differences of organizations llotild draw a goodly' — +� with enemies,1U Watergate operatives,it opinion and policy between crowd;' but a traditional part of is clear,'dw not view the McGovernearn- traditionalists and pragmatists. Memorial Day parade participants I am wheeling through the Santa Monica " But there will be transfers and walking lines—only a slow bus system used cbiefly Paign:as just another oyd►nary American p lulls on the San Diego Freeway into El and waits and.'no more of the wonderful b the veryr Los Angeles is doin what campaign. It was not at all, in their ie and spectators will be absent, the`- y poor. g g an effort do put a plausible,alternative Selectmen voted to hold a parade part made u of school Children pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reins de Los business of roaring out of your own we are all doing— only more so.',' . May 27. They didn't call it a �' p �. Angeles de porciunculta, also knownasdriveway and patting i5 minutes later in In the days when Dick Nixon's:dad was government in office.:They viewed the Memorial Day who will observe the holiday May L.A. : the arknn lot of the lant or the officel0 - McGovernites as profundly hostile and they y parade but a . p g P running the Whittier interurban; people =28 so designated at the start of the Six lanes of us, bumper-to-bumper at 65 miles away used against them the clandestine tactics Homecoming Day parade especial- y' stilt took their picnic:hampers 'on the characteristic of actual warfare'' y e legal m.p.h., are_boring down into a translucent. A deafer in small cars on Lincoln Blvd, pacifie.Electric and went off to tho Venice .. ly to honor Comdr. Leo Hyatt, a goo. And it occurs to me that someday the opposite Marina del Rey is already adver Bch or the old wine at Cucamonga for But this, though a blunder and a breach POW, O n his return t o his one School year when !t was the air will be clear again. Someday you'll be_ tism possible , g of the:law, was no mete aberration-V6 We The traditionalism-pragmatism ' y y g P gas rationing as a salesy s outing. hometown: Their reasoning was. . able to see the.ocean from Angeles Crest .promotion. On Signat,Hill the wonderfully There was so tittle traffic that movie have recently had in this country,in effect, that Mav 30 will hp.a workdav in conflict is as Old as Civ1117atiOn, and Old l3aldx from Huntington Beach. prolific oil wells keep pumping away,but .o..d o,, .; . ., , rre,;a, _ Y , , _e two governments — the ordinary, official former.Sen. wars or -r t"AL"u.6 w- Harrington got tuc ills special counsel at$31,250 a year the politicians were irritated, and of W ar Watergate e out of Watergate in tax money: presumably because they saw �. seem about' to Ward had lost a bid for re-election damage. to themselves in I�` ' commence. But no n.S act- one so far as I % -.'to a young Republican unknown out- Harringto know has porntea } side his district. He considered a So he fired Ward, when Ward w out k o w i n - ;recount, decided to claim the seat 'refused to resign'- t i do a t e 1 y c o n anyway, subsided when Harrington It's good riddance. The Ward ex JEFFREY HART nected the two gave him a job. perience might even make powerful events are. The practice of Massachusetts political o#fieials far some time in James- Reston views Watergate as the future wary about spending'tall traceable to the atmosphere of"suspicion" )rblitical leaders in office of taking f pervading the Nixon White House, but care of lame ducks is ancient, per money to take care ofaame ducks. 11 ��, �� '1 suspicion" is hardly the right word. It is fj ( psychotogieal to do justice ,to the v ion of L.` L N�► t o exlittoforwhich thattd not rn atmosphise eu a'Was _ - _/ _- - jnsti{nom Reston simply ass it �, umes that ',,Two Salem parades ''�� As [natter of fact, Watergate,'.like # he venerable saying that 27.. May 30 will. be the ,offi al Ensberg's copying ana aisclosurg of the I t ' loves a parade,, is true, Memorial Day in New Hamp, a OTHER OPINtQNS ' Pentagon Papers, is an episode in a kuid of _ -everybody a of a bill signed recen . N.H. and by virtu civil war has.been going on �n tivls the people of Salem; , e country for the last seven or eight years, "neigl bo png . communities: should by Gov. Thompson,. i�torirtg and which doubtless has roots that go much have a doubly enjoyable experience day of observance to the traditional further back than that. the week of May 27, when two date.;And the Governor will be the J�VKIN LLOYD JONES Both Ellsberg and he Watergate parades will lie held in the town• speaker at Pine Grove Cemetery operatives behaved as if they were dealing where the climax of the Memorial aa S }O L'Ole not merely with political opponents but < The two parades,however,wont Day parade will'be reached. a ele ate- u ay l• with enemies,The Watergate operatives',it In the identify an effort to provide extra is clear, did not view the McGovern eam The Governor and' the veterans' i as just another ordinary American pleasure for the populace:They will organizations should draw a godly Pa p p Of f But there will,be transfers and walking lines only a slow bus system usedeflY campaign. It was not at ail, in their view, be consequences of differencescrowd, but a traditional part O wheeling through the Santa Momca B Angeles is doing What an effort to put a plausible alternative . •c between cro . , ic' ants I am wh g inion and policy Da parade part iP a San Diego Freeway into El and waits and no more of the wonderful by g r government in office: They viewed the; op Memorial y p hills on the _ j;eina de Los business of roaring Out of your own we are all doing only more so. Mvernn, ites as profundty hostile and they traditionalists and pragmatists. and spectators.will be absent, the' Pueblo de Nuestra senora.la a, iunculla, also known as `°lloiveway and halting l5 minutes later to In the days when Dick Nixon's dad was used against them lire;clandestine tactics voted to hold a parade t made up of school children, Angeles de Porc the parking iotof the plant or the office lU running the Whittier interurban,,ottiie SelectmenPa holiday May,, L.A. still tooktheirpicnic;hamper characteristic ©f actual warfare.' 27. The didn't call it a who will observe theY s'of us bumper-to-bumper'at 65 mites away. But this, though a blunder and a breach May Y a t the start Of the < Six lane parade but So designated a tori down into a translucent A dealer in small cars Snalready Lincoln a adver beach orEthe old winery at Cucamonga Venice of,the taw, was no mere aberration• We Memorial Day p 28, $ m:p.h., are ng opposite Marina del Rey Y in Da parade especial- School year when it was the legal . And it occurs to me that someday the oppos as a sales da 's:outing. have recently bad in this country,m effect, Homecom Y p y g you'll be . tising possible gas rationing Y two governments — the ordinary,'official 1 to honor Comdr. Leo Hyatt; a one.' air will be clear again. Someday y There was so little traffic that movie' e An y histraditionalism-pragmatism, able.to see the,ocean from Angeles Crest promotion. we Signal lith the wonderfully O n his S T e t U r n t o The Huntington Beach. prolific oilwellskeep;pumping away, but crews shooting the Keystone Kops had:no government, elected by the peopi. POW, problem blocking ` re sonm :was is as Old as civilization, and Old'Baldy from g� chases sed to this,not hometown. Their a g conf liet And it may be a sad day, too, because they have ahead�loos�uses up a liter of y the d o road up Topa se which'the balance of forces now favors the will be a workday in. lural inevitable, useful. There is .. not need those six expressway in which a tone, Can on for those wild doubte spud White House; Tput also,opposed that May 30. natural, they might P g that ;convulsed audiences from Punx- a"loyal opposition" in the old sense,-but a tts while May 27 will be crit in both isms. Each applies a; lanes. Maybe they'll only need two to ac- irreplaceable hydrocarbon just to et to the sutawney to Paris. kind of counter-government. Massa chuse Y m and s0 more a Other. Rivalry inlay commodate a trickle of cars with official supermarket. Sunda everywhere a brake to th high-speed transit Los Angeles is interesting.above other Those were also-delicious; '"simple This counter-government demes ,the Sunday le itimacY of the actual g4ver ►ent, a+►d stimulate both. But two parades.1 license,plates.P,erhapsa ,g Peed gw i people will come t0 town for the will run on the disused roadways, American cities in that it represents the minded days. - employs every means at is command p its system obbling for the parade: #all Short of Sense. The most, y d convenience. There Aimee Semple McPherson h�poed her legal and illegal—to frustrate its paticies: p n be expected cted of 4 and it will be a good one —air cushioned; sake of mobility an g on •. t lines. festooned with $ ' organizations, seems, that can pe impelled by magnetic power or hanging take by stringing anon instead The counter-government,right in the ease.fy Veterans Of are no commuter trains, no ratted trans; clothespins before her congreg Ellsberg, demands the nght to declassify however, except Salem Post VFW, two 4s a cue to parade policy from an overhead rail. so. To a of passing the conventional collection secret documents on its own sag will not as such take part in the May the future. plates. Were coins wouldn't t stick in the man like Tom Wicker,who is a sort of Roil clothespins -gernment;Ziegler of the terv DAVID E.LYNCH "Pickflair,"home of Douglas Fairbanks Ellsberg and Anthony Russo are heroes. Residents want street Closed _ and Mary Pickford, was America's The counter government celebrates the • feats of demonstrators who, when they 7 Camelot. Thousands of gawkers stormed ' . X, zt 7 the Rod La Rocque-Vilma Barsky wedding - don't like a law,simply go ahead and break _ ."- i d e s t h* breathlessly watched royal paw-Prints it.-In its demand for amnesty, and in the +p. Y out- • s to Hanoi,and so on, 5, ,,, x. g We're 1 e ha and breathle ft concrete emissaries t determine in light of beim impressed in the so visits of its e cutbacks is difficult to g P E asserts its claim to > INGTON There certainly isn't nt statements against the ' the counter-government WASH it- Drinan's persistent side Grauman s Chinese Theater. lie from that of anything.funny about the Defense Depa 8 .* Y White House and the Pentagon. Every year brought new female "finds" have a different foreign Policy p meet cutbacks that virtually wiped out the a over which Louella Parsons regular overnme, military establishment in Massachusetts, Rep. Michael J: Harrington; D:Beverly, Eretrr Eu' the r g. the liberal maverick on the House Armed could go ape,but after bedding down with a The agents of the counter government but there are some interesting ironies in Services Committee before he took a seat ppaducer or two most of them sank vrrthout operating inside the official government; volved• on the Foreign Affairs Committee early a trace.Im Angeles a nutty,mindless, provide a steady stream of teaks and dig- The first and most talked out irony is the this year, doesn't have military in- fry wheeling travesty of culture, stuffed closures of'ail kinds to trusted allies in the fact that the Bay State,the only one in,the stallations in his district. But many of his with swamis and cultists trying to put press. Henry Kissinger can advise Nixon union to vote for George McGovern, was constituents work in the Portsmouth- rootless retirees from Iowa in touch with one afternoon that we ought to "tilt" in among the hardest hit by the nation-wide , Kittery shipyard;and this facility was not the Infinite. favor of Pakistan, Anderson's he can read about it cutbacks. adversely affected by the cuts. the But it was also a happy,generally sunny the next morning in Jack Anderson's The second the fact that Rhode Island, Then there is'Elliot Richardson, w around column. y the hardest hit, last November rejected. Secretary of Defense who announced the Place when oranges stili grew former Navy Secretary John Chafee s closing and cutbacks Tuesday. He's,the Covina and.the San Fernando Valley was The counter-government has its own bid for the Senate. vacant enough to .accommodate horse= . journalists, and even its o�vnclit l�iaslits same man.who worked so hard as former it is much more Berrigans, Gropp SO Many observers here are wondering if Sen. Leverett s.41tonstall's'administrative of locations. Today lawyers — Ramsey Clark, Houdin, nansirtment would have _- ,,; tha Roston Naval sophisticated — and tortured__M"ps '"d Kunstler — and its scientists. clothespins. man like Tom Wicker,who is a sort of Ron n es>lctents want street closed DAVID E. LYNCH ^home of as Fairbanks Ziegler of the counter-government,- 1'iMary , Douglas Elisberg and Anthony Russo are heroes. ;. - • and Mary Pickford, wag- Amicas The counter-government celebrates the We're hardest �'11 Camelot- Thousands of ger kers stormed feats of demonstrators who, when they *' the breathlessly La Rocque-Vilma Banky wedding don t like a lad,simply go ahead and break �roa K and asst watched royal w- ° it. In its demand for aianesty, apd in the q „ WASHINGTON - There certainly isn't cutbacks is difficult to determine in light of, y anything.funny about the Defense Depart- Drinan's persistent statements against the being impressed m the soft concrete out visits"of its emissaries tn'> arwi,.and soon, r side Grauman s`Chinese Theater. a v• ment cutbacks that virtually wiped out the White House and the Pentagon. the ewrnter-government asserts itsrielaim to Every year brought new female••finds" military establishment in Massachusetts, Rep.Michael X Harrington,D.-Beverly; have a'different foreign policy from that of but there are some interesting ironies in-' the liberal maverick on the House Armed from Europe.over which Loueila Parsons the regular:governmeaL 7 volved. Services Committee before he took a seat could go ape,but after bedding down with a The agents of the conntfr-government, The first and most talked out irony'is the on the Foreign Affairs Committee early producer or two most of'them sank without operating inside tho official government; fact that thie Bay State, the only one in the this year; doesn't have military in- a trace.Los Angeles was a nutty,mindless, provide a steady, stream of leaks and dis- union to vote..for George McGovern, was stallstions in big district. But many of his freewheeling-travesty of culture, stuffed es,of'all to trusted allfj*in the ., among the hardest hit by the nation-wide' constituents work in the Portgmouth- with,swamis aril cultists. urging to putt pYesa. EEemy `'ger can advise Nixon cutbacks. Kittery shipyard;and this facility was not ,•rooftles;~retirees #roil Iowa in touch with. one afternow that.we ought to:"tilt" in The secwnd.is the.fact that Rhode Island, adversely affected by the cuts. . ` lire Infinite, favor-of Palris n;'and he can read about it the hardest hit, last Novemher'rejected,. Then there' is”l lliot Richardson, the But A was also a happy,`geaerally sunny- the n___ mo ing in,Jack Anderson's fothlier Navy:Secretary John Chafee's Secretary- of Defense who announced U16 .,plate! when oranges :still grey- aroduld column. bid for the Senate: closing and cutbacks Tuesday. :He's the Covina and:the San Fernando Valley was The, counter-government has, its own �. Many observers here erre wondering 'if same:man.who worked so hard as former vacant enough 'to accommodate horse= . journalists; and even.its own clergy: the a ' the`Defense Depart wt would have Sen.Leverett Salto><stall's'administratitre opera locations. TadBy it Ls much more Berrigans, Grpppi, and so on., It has its moved the fleet out of Newport and closed assistant in saving the Boston Naval sophisticated —and tortured. Is* ers — Ramsey Clark, lloudin, Quonset Point Naval.Air Station if Chafee Shipyard daring the 1950s. Los Angeles now has excellent music and Kunstler — and its scientists. had been elected. And they are wondering The former Massachusetts Lieutenant art.Like other cities it also has race,crime The counter-government is, of.course, . . how the new Senator would have explained Governoeand Attorney General was r nant and drug .problems, but being L.A., the connected,wth the,counter-culture in its o4 in this move in light of the fact that the deci- when the decision to close the ship problems area little worse than normal. . varied manifestations..And the counter- officesion appears to have been made while;he and and other Bay'State installations was With the whole Pacific Ocean pounding culture, in turn, represents an explicit re- was$ecretary of the Navy. made;buthe told Sr.Edward W.Brooke,R- the sands of Redondo Beach, it is amazing jection of,the usual'norms of American ilk Another interesting point is the fact that Mass., that he.reviewed these decisions to find-so'many of the utterly unwashed, behavior and style. Street should be closed to ' fie once the new Pleasant Valle Ft.l7evens,a relativel small Arm tin The McGovern movement was not in fact y ypos andsgavethefinalapproval. BGt the great fact of Los Angeles is that hopping mall traffic, Methuen Street Mall o en in Au August. Rep.,RobertF. Drinan's district, escaped an ordinary American'phenomenon, the opens g the budget ax. ldeanwhile, back in Sen. Brooke's itis now in the latter days of its energy recognizable candidacy of a Truman or a residents told the planning commis- Residents asked that the road be Why this.installation would be one of the Capitol Hill office, 17-year-old Henry binge. So are we alt, but in no,other Humphrey. It represented the political .,,� on last night at a special hearing. dead-ended. Richardson, the son of the secreta was American cit will the crunch be so ex- to - only ones m the state to escape the r1'.. y apogee, so far,.of clue counter-eultnre and ey fear a danger from heavy traf- filing papers and doing other volunteer cruciating. the counter-government.' With some work while his father was announcingthe Unless we find some new and cheaper reason, the Watergate operatives per- Virtual er- vittoal disestablishment of the way to power private automobiles,the Los ceived the McGovernites as alien and hos u Massachusetts military.institution. Angeles of 40 years from now will bear lit tile,as enemies—just as Ellsberg;for his Y THROUGH THE YEARS The young volunteer is a senior at St, tie relation to the city'of today:, part, came-to view, the,government as Albins School, wrote Sen. Brooke several •Its tacky downtown`,may revive as ex- "criminal." 50 YEARS AGO 25 YEARS AGO 10 YEARS AGO -"'reeks ago indicating that he is a great ad- eeutives and upper-echelon people live When an Eltsberg -appears, and is Lawrence District Court Judge J. Lawrence Cit Solicitor. Atty. Pasquale P. Pizzano 136 Brooks mirer of the. Senator's and would like to closer to their skysciaper jobs. Industry lionized, the lAddys and the McCords are g y y q volunteer his services one day a week. may become: more dispersed among the just around the corner. J. Mahoney charges Federal of- James P. Kane and George J. St.. Methuen, and Louis'Salemi, 9 hundred suburbs,to,be surrounded,as they The request traveled the chain of coni- ficers with •"laying down" in O'Shea, 40 Waverly St. Lynn, Chickering St., appointed building are in Europe, by thg homes of their,own enforcement Of V o l s t e a d elected district- delegates to inspectors for, land in the Brooke office for some time 1' f ! • g p l}a5S8ChuSEttS before one of the aides noticed that young workers. 'lop Act: . . . William O'Hearn, 48, 24 National Democratic. Convention Department Of Public Richardson's address looked familiar, and The freeways will be fun to drive once tkfade-ilii" Theirthiw lull Lawrence from Seventh Con ressianat Safet mote—whenyoueandnvethem.TheMt. teweueEadeTawe tial Cedar St., hospitalized at g y. . . Thomas J. Ryan is un sure enough it turned out to be the same Wilson telescope will be able.to to find the General Hospital after being hit by District. Atty. Fred H: Eaton, a ni m o u s choice for City address as the Secretary of Defense..The PdIlshed daily ene boy If runaway horse.and carried through. 73, lib.Central St., Andover, prey- auditor. . ,James J. Lustenberg- request was quickly granted. stars again. Eaih;Trii 1111v ift CIL; plate glass window of showroom dent of Essex- Savings Bank, er and Thomas J. Giaquinta And everyonewill grspeand mourn for the 111M.111842 + good old days of smog., o f `Smith Motor Car Co. dies. . . . James R. Tetter, 333 ;appointed permanent patrolmen in ALEXANDER H.ROGERS American Legion .Post Haverhill ;St., and Charles F. 'North Andover Police Depart-. Nov.19;1866-Aug.20,t,942 Publisher,1898-1942 ' occupies new home in +former Haywood, Lynn, elected 'district ment . .. Kenneth A.Wiiman INTERCEPTEDLETTER Engine; A firehouse. . . . Baseball delegates to Republican National elected to . Methuen Plann,ng - Clear aS mud ALLAN S.ROGERs result: Punchard, Andover, 10, Convention from Seventh. Board . . . Beverly Gage elect- ,lune9,.1931-.lune 11,1%2 John Havlieek, Incase you were wondering why so many y Johnson North Andover,3. . . . . F. CongressionaLDistrict. . . Mrs. E led president of Salem, 'N.H., Boston Celtic young people are messing around with IRVINGE.ROGERS Delmont Tootell of Salem, N.H., es Abbot Gaunt elected president of Junior Woman's'Club. . . . Salem„ drugs; according to one observer it's Publisher and Editor tablishes new record for hammer ' N.H. to seek independence from Boston, Mass, because civilization is confronting a"crisis Methuen Women's Club. Mrs. P of consciousness„— a breakdown of,the IRVING E.ROGER$ JR..: ,throw at University of Penn Edward Praetz of Lawrence chosen five-town__school union. : . Rev. pear John, General Manager. sylvania, Carnival. . . . Roland W. Donald A. Williams,pastor of First general �about what is sealaad .. [ 40 President president' 'of College Club of Well, you pfoved it again. Half-a- what is not.,, OURPURPOSE Ilarris elected resident of North Methodist Church North Andover; Says Dr. Jean Houston, director of the Andover Improvement S o Lawrence. . . . Baseball results appointed brigade chaplain of 187th check is better than none. Foundation for Mind Research in New To Revide ON flowers Wilk Aceerate CarreMea 'ciety. - . A block at Central and Punehard, Andover; 10, Johnson, Infantry Brigade, ;Boston Army Thant€fully, York, the young are exploring their own lelormabw Aad flaaest,letelligetit taterpretatiw To k- foster The Motel Material Aad Crdhral Well-Befog Ol udson Streets Lowell North Andover, 2• Keith Academy, Base. . . Rev. Richard Lewis minds,voyaging"inward to the green Our Commeeiq Ad Bir State, To EetWWI e W 8awst , purchased y, Dr. Thomas F. O'Hearn of Lowell, 7; Central Catholic, 3; San- minister of Emmanuel Primitive inside to remytliologize the reality that has Ant Effioieal 6eeermeet To fi=ht IejEtice Aad become demythologized outside. 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