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36TH YEAR NO 52 (508) 658-2346 PUB. NO. 635-340 WILMINGTON, MASS, DECEMBER 25, 1991 Copyright 1991 Wilmington News Co., Inc. 26 PAGES SUPPLEMENT Food pantry started for tough times
by Arlene Surprenant Everyone knows someone who is number of family members. distribution of food. They also Saying the time is ripe, two local unemployed. It's personal, that's Initially, the pantry will be open need donations of freezers, refri- men are spearheading a drive to set why there's so much interest," said only to Wilmington residents. gerators, and shelving along with up a food pantry in Wilmington, DiPalma. "However, we're not going to donations of canned goods on a maybe as early as the first of the "We've seen an increase in the turn anyone away. Hungry is regular basis. Both men plan to year. need for food assistance this year," hungry," said DiPalma. talk to fraternal organizations, «ob DiPalma and Jim Hatchey, added Hatchey, referring to the The hardest part is getting the school and town officials, both officers of the Wilmington Community Fund. He explained pantry underway. In order to open industries, and the Council of Community Fund, are pulling out right now anyone needing assis- its doors, the men have to find a (Continued on Page 3) all the stops to provide local tance is given a voucher and sent to central location for the storage and families in need with food staples an outside pantry like that in Lo- from The Commissary as soon as well or Woburn. Often, though, possible. The men already have a the cost of gas and unfamiliarity stockpile of canned goods and the with the geography of neighboring Cleanup continues promise of a freezer to store fresh communities would cause Wil- produce. mington residents to not pursue on Olin Corp. site DiPalma said the idea came to this help. Both men took some time and him a month ago when someone at by Arlene Surprenant Rovers and Associates. church mentioned the need for a looked at food pantry operations in other towns. They liked what they Well over a million dollars has Olin Corp. purchased the food pantry. A recent newspaper already been spent by Olin Wilmington facility in September Everyone knows the story of the Christmas saw in Lexington, calling it "a very Mouse. But where does the Christmas Mouse come article on the Community Fund and Corporation to conduct an ongoing donations of food for holiday efficient, sophisticated operation," 1980 from Stepan Chemical. YinIK... from? Well, the secret is out. First graders at the investigation of suspected chemi- inuuse Wildwood School make them. Jessica Kcllcher baskets provided the impetus and decided to model Wilmington's Almost immediately Olin began a food pantry after Lexington's. cals in the water and soil on the cleanup of the site and site makers worked on her mouse while Matthew Rockoff needed for DiPalma to run with the company's Eames Street property. received some technical' support from Mrs. Anna DiPalma said plans call for the assessment studies which were Kilfovle. At the right is Brian Aldrich making some idea. After almost 10 years of tests, the "As a result of the article, we had distribution of food on a weekly required by the state Department last minute adjustments to his mouse . basis. The amount of food given installation of numerous ground- of Environmental Protection calls from people who had food to water monitoring wells, and 34 soil donate and nowhere to store them. each family will be based on the (DEP). Groundwater monitoring borings, at least five contaminants got underway in 1986. In April have been found both on and off 1991, Olin received permission the site. These contaminants are from the Conservation Commission Town bypassed for ammonia, chromium 3, chlorides, to install monitoring wells in areas sulfatcs, and pthalates. designated as wetlands. Several Small Cities Grant According to a report turned neighboring companies like Janis over to the Wilmington Conserva- Research, Hardwick Chemical, and by Arlene Surprenant "I felt our proposal was innovative tion Commission last Wednesday, Wilmington officials received Whitney Barrel allowed Olin to as we tied it into several com- the first four substances were install wells on their property to. word last week that the town was ponents," said Hull adding, "from found in the groundwater and are bypassed in its quest for a Small see if any chemicals have migrated what I was told, our proposal was believed to be caused by acids to their facilities. Other companies, Cities Grant. The money would very competitive and we only lost which were disposed of in pits by a have gone toward job training and explained Chabot, have refused out by a couple of tenths of a point. previous owner. Both the chro- permission to install the wells for counseling for the unemployed, Part of the reason Wilmington lost mium and chlorides were found in home improvements for those on fear they could be held liable for out, said Hull, was because it doesn't deep wells while sulfates were any toxic substances found on site. the lower end of the income scale, have enough low to moderate found in the more shallow areas in and a recreational area by Silver Chabot stressed that neighboring income households and its the aquifer. According to Con- businesses should cooperate with Lake. unemployment figure reportedly servation Administrator Eileen Over $20 million was available to Olin and the town so that the wasn't as low as in other towns. Chabot, the contaminants appear to investigation can end and a 90 towns and cities which applied to Hull said both he and Duncan had be migrating off site to the west. the Executive Office of Comm- feasibility plan for site cleanup can worked on similar applications in The soil borings, said Chabot, be developed before the January unities and Development. Only 45 other towns and both felt reveal that both chromium and communities, however, received 1994 deadline. Wilmington had a strong proposal pthalates arc present in the soil. According to Steve Morrow, a some or all of the. funds they with broad community support. These contaminants seem to be requested. spokesman for Olin, his company's "I find it interesting that they coming from Plant B where lime main objective has been to define Assistant Town Manager Jeff Hull, didn't feel our need was great lagoons were once located. Chabot the contaminants and determine who worked on Wilmington's enough," said Hull. He went on to explained the chemicals are not where they arc going so a solution application with Planning Director say the news will be disappointing to necessarily affecting the town (Continued on Page 3) Lynn Duncan, expressed surprise local residents who qualify and water supply at this lime. The and disappointment that Wilming- were counting on getting monetary investigation is being conducted by ., . Almost! With just one small final adjustment i( ton wasn't named as one of the help for such things as a failed septic groundwater hydrogcologists from M|lll';iK should be perfect! Kristic Crampton gave final recipients. system. the Toronto based firm Conestoga- rhork qualily control inspection to her mouse at the first Two homes Rradc "Mouse Factory" in Wildwood School. hit by fire Two Wilmington families had Season's GrreeTings! their holidays marred by fire on Sunday. No injuries were reported, and fire damage was minimal. The Bennett home at 25 Burling- ton Avc. had a minor fire start about 5 p.m. Nobody was injured in the fire, which is said to have ■ started with a heating cable on a >. pipe in a crawl space. An Advent candle left burning resulted in a fire at the home of Ralph Mcrullo on Dadant Drive. Lt. Eddie Corcoran said the family had left a candle burning in an advent wreath on a table, with nobody home. The alarm came in at 7:51 p.m. The fire, he said, was confined to one room, with most of the damage occurring only to the table. PAINT-WELL Joyce K. Brisbois, C.P.A. 404 Main St., Suite #1, Wilmington, MA 01887 • (508) 658-5034 Quality Painting, Guaranteed Call lorn Welling Come In From The Cold... TODAY Making gingerbread houses is lots of fun, but Daniel Travis found that best Call First Eastern Taste part is licking the extra frosting off your fingers. 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by Arlene Surprenant and Christmas gifts for the six item to take in as their contribution. Wilmington students have been children in the family. The effort Besides performing at the annual busy this month helping to give was coordinated by advisor Linda Christmas Concert, the high school Wilmington residents and those less Peters. Jazz Band played a selection of fortunate than they are a Merry Under the guidance of advisor songs for the Wilmington Womens Christmas. Diane Trueblood, the Class of '92 Club in early December. Not to be Sixth grade students at the North raised $200 which was turned over outdone, the ever Popular Show Intermediate School have been to the Wilmington Fire Department Choir was invited to sing at the busy raising money and collecting for a needy family this Christmas. Rotary luncheon last Wednesday. gifts for patients at the New The Medical Careers Club at the Under the direction of Barbara England Pediatric Care Center in high school sponsored a clothing Mette and Susan Zraket, the high North Billcrica. The Center is a drive for local families this month. school band and flag squad marched nursing home for severely and Both students and staff participated in the annual Santa Claus Parade in multiple handicapped residents in the drive under the direction of Lawrence on December 8. from infancy up to age 21. Club Advisor Norma Rushton. Club The Middle Schoolers held members as well as members of the fundraisers like Guess the Baby Peer Leadership group continue to • Food pantry contest, pencil sales, and a drive to prepare meals once a month for (Continued from Page One) collect recycled cans. Students were Bread and Roses, a shelter in The Wilmington Lioni Club teamed up with WCTV, community access Churches to stir up interest in the Santa on television, for a televised Santa's Workshop on Saturday. After telling Santa also asked to take in small gifts from Lawrence. About 45 students idea and sign up volunteers who the tube their Christmas wishes, youngsters were asked to sing a Christmas song. Chad a "wish list" suggested by the participate in the program and plan would canvas the community for Maderia is shown sitting on Santa's knee. Center. Donated items included to lake gifts and food to the shelter contributions or work in the stockings, hats, mittens, soap, and this month. distribution center. DiPalma said t-shirts. All the gifts plus a check Bill Peabody, a teacher at the they'd like to coordinate efforts of was to be turned over to the home West Intermediate School, has other groups in town, which are last week. been coordinating a food drive this collecting food, under the umbrella Janet Merlino, a teacher at the month at the school. Students and of the Community Fund and make North, has been coordinating the staff alike were generous in their The Commissary a real community effort for the past three years. donations of canned goods and effort. Participants hope that their prepackaged food, all of which went "The interest is there; I think this collective effort makes the holidays to St. Thomas' Church for can take off," said DiPalma. brighter for the patients, some of distribution to local families. "I think it will be successful, but whom have no families to turn to Teacher John Fahey also it's going to take alot of work," during the holiday season. spearheaded a food drive for the At Wilmington High, the needy at the Woburn Street added Hatchey. student council donated $300 to help School. The drive covered all the Anyone who would like to support a local family this season. elementary schools. Students in volunteer some time to work at the The money will go to towards food each grade were assigned a different pantry or who knows of a vacant building that could house The Commissary is asked to contact either Bob (658-5107) or Jim Students of (658-6617). Residents, meanwhile, are asked to hold onto food or cash donations until a location is the month at WHS announced. Those foods most in Kerry Cunio and Matt McManus accepted and plans to attend St. demand are staples like baked have been named students of the Auselm College, where she intends beans, rice, cereal, pasta, tomato month for December at Wilmington to major in nursing. sauce, peanut butter, meals in cans, prepackaged meals, dry milk, High School. Matt McManus coffee, tea, soup, tuna fish, flour, Members and friends of the Wilmington Lions Club were in costume outside Kerry Cunio Matt is the son of Marylou sugar, and baby food. Menagerie Santa's Workshop at the Swain School, greeting children who came to visit Kerry is the daughter of Robert McManus and is ranked 12th in his Santa. and Mary Cunio. She is the drum class. He is a member of the major of the Wildcat marching band National Honor Society and actively You'd better as well as a member of the concert involved in Peer Leadership at and jazz bands. She is co-captain of Wilmington High school dealing not park the basketball cheerleaders and with sixth grade drug and alcohol Wilmington's bducation. He plays varsity soccer, Wilmington's winter parking ban plays softball. Kerry participates as a volunteer basketball and baseball. hometown is now in effect. According to town Matt plans to earn his degree in bylaws, parking is prohibited on a in the Bread and Roses soup kitchen program in Lawrence and as a physical therapy and play baseball at newspaper is public way from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. either Northeastern University, The ban is in effect from December student office aid at the high school. She is president of the Medical Qunnipiac College, University of 1 to April 1. Violators will be fined Conn., or UNH. the Town Crier up to $50 for each offense. Career Club and has recently been It's Time Mike Leonardo, in the arms of his father, Jim, J Lion or w£r entertained by Lion Roger Gouldsbrough in walrus? walrus costume.
Nomination papers • Olin available Jan 2 (Continued from Page One) can be found to clean up the site. to Pay Larz! Morrow added that any water and Nomination papers will be soil samples brought to the surface available for candidaates in Wilm- are immediately put into drums ington's April election beginning then taken to be analyzed. January 2. Papers may be obtained Chabot praised the company and Each year after Santa's busy time comes another season at the Town Clerk's office in the hydrogeologists from Conestoga- town hall on Glen Road from 8:30 Rovers for their professionalism called "Time to Pay Larz." ThousandSxpf people save a buck a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until the February and for "keeping us up to date 27 deadline. every step of the way." by renewing their Town Crier subscriptions without being billed. Local readers (Wilmington and Tewksbury) can beat the NOW SPINS increase by sending $17.00 to Larz. Readers who live else- We're right in the middle of where and don't want to miss a single issue should make their STAR MARKET PLAZA ~m Rte 28 in North Reading checks for $21.00. Walk Right No Coupons Low Prices After January 31, renewal notices will be mailed to all In! No Gimmicks! Every Day PLENTY OF FREE PARKING subscribers who have not renewed. The price will be $18.00 Make us part of your shopping trip! for Wilmington and Tewksbury and $22.00 for out of town. __ Senior 62 years New subscriptions are also available at these discount #3 Citizen &over rates. $3 Men Regular Hair Cut Boys 13 years H $4 50 and under Please send the Town Crier to: Regular Hair Cut I NAME $5 OO Men Regular Haircut ADDRESS
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I ,- 4 TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25, 1991 .Opinion frankly A QkHKER ASKED M£fO BRING LOWER INTEREST RATES. A SOLD/£tf ASKED FO« CONTINUED ^RLD PEACE. A POLITIC/AN ASKED ME FOR COURAGE AA/D WISDOM... speamngsoeafu by Kevin John Sowyrda AMD SEVERAL TtEHAetRS REM/^DSD MC 77ter Last Monday night's Yuletide special town meeting had CWRlSTMAS 15 ALL ASCOr V4E m its winners and losers, as meetings of the past always have. The real winners, other than those reclined in living rooms, cable-TV-connected to sewer controversy and budget housekeeping, were a few politicos who proved that the real brains in American politics are still vested locally. Just as Tip O'Neill said, "All politics is local." The losers, true to form, were those not knowing how to lighten up. They just don't get it because the primary lesson of politics is never to take yourself too seriously, lest the voters do the same. The ultimate winner is fincom chair Paul Palizzolo, who gave a stirring speech which should be the boilerplate for any aspiring school committee candidate in the 1992 municipal election. Rising in despair to address an education budget process he said has gone awry, Palizzolo berated a school committee reigning in King Leer majesty over "let them eat cake" contracts, unrealistic with the year's Depression events. The budget chief also assailed basic school services, allegedly double the cost of "town side" government. Aside from the special interests, voters seemed to relish Palizolla's AT/ME OF PLZHTi- dignified presentation, which if given a title would be remembered as, "While Rome Burned." AND PLfiwTYof MOPE.' Brad Jackson should get a tape of this one and just keep repeating it on the local circuit starting January 2. He'll consequently be a shoo-in. Better yet, Palizzolo should run - for president. Other winners, along with the new, comfortable seats, were the selectmen and town manager. Scrapping the point of view sewer connector and opting for a 12-man study committee (that voter was right, they hardly needed our blessing) was the smart political move if not the best policy for the sake of Wilmington's infrastructure. Traditionally, town fathers prefer not to miff these overnight neighborhood A grab-bag of gifts, slightly warped associations which are usually created via telephone, meeting in kitchen and living rooms, and consisting of 12 by Arlcnc Surprcnant office. or 13 members, non-dues-paying at that. The gift giving season is upon us once again. As in past years, Neil Buckley: Another shot at the permanent slot on the Too bad for the sewer line, because on this rare we welcome the chance to bestow a few wcU-choscn presents on Board- of Appeals. occasion they had more than 12 or 13. Wilmington's more well known residents and officials - all in fun Selectman Bob Cain: A long life so he may eventually sec his Mike Caira's self-esteem wasn't hurt any when voters of course. case against Mike McCoy come to court. gave a unanimous voice vote on his budget revisions. To the following: Michael McCoy: A new home in Billerica next door to Fred When was the last time town meeting voters gave a Performing Arts Director Lorraine Kalil: A new piano Stone. unanimous vote on anything, except adjournment? The to match the newly renovated Barrows Auditorium. Liliana and Arcangelo DeCenzo: A champagne toast to the overwhelming support garnered by the savvy manager School Supt. Bill Fay: A bag of M&Ms to replace the ones New Year — better make that Perrier. was another strong indication of high voter confidence, he ate at the Rotary Auction. Selectman Mark Haldane: A new camera angle. and for the first time in years the manager is, at least in Mrs. Harry Cunningham: A Chippendale Calendar with her Selectmen Chairman Dan Ballon: Another 50 years as a perception, the key player on the scene quarter-backing a husband prominently displayed on the cover. lifelong resident of Wilmington. consistent municipal agenda. Harry Cunningham: A gift certificate to the Y to get in shape School Committee Chairman Aldo Caira: Just for a Town meeting losers? Plenty as usual. - for his big debut. change - a unified school committee. Topping the list like the star on the Christmas tree was -'
Town Manager Michael Caira: A miracle — that's what it Brad Jackson: The "Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Bride" water and sewer chairman "Czarthur" Smith-, who brings :■ will take to come in with a balanced budget and no layoffs next award. Better luck next year. new meaning to the phrase, "silence is deafening." Smith year. Al Fessenden: Job security. might not be all that bad a water commissioner but his Water and Sewer Commission Chairman Arthur Smith: Bob LaVita': A new whistle for Rec basketball games. political and public relations skills are right down there * A fan club. Health Board Chairman Jim Ficociello: A smoke free with John Silber's. * Bob Cronan: A septic system good for a lifetime. town. Smith won little respect for his colorful reaction to the » WTA's Judy Revelas: An 8 by 10 glossy of Kevin Sowyrda Helen Sears: A family wedding consultant for three weddings defeat of his Northeast Interceptor project. After all was to use for target practice. in 1992. said and done, the commissioner made like a reindeer for « Kevin Sowyrda: Less poison in his pen and a shield for all Walter Pierce: A free vacation in Methuen. the door, with the board of selectmen intercepting what « those slings and arrows. The Wildcat Varsity Football Squad: A video of their big one board member called "the Italian salute." Our dear « Town Clerk Pat Ward: A winning lottery ticket so she can win against Tewksbury on Turkey Day. commissioner was in such a state of holiday stress that travel in style after she retires. Dot Butler: Another try at the housing authority. someone might have said, "Do we have a Clarence in the Principal Assessor Tony Krzeminski: A fat pencil and a Conservation Commissioner Bill MacKinnon: A vernal house, he looks like he's going to pull a George Bailey on * magnifying glass for use during his next tax classification pond and a couple of extra Christmas trees from Stu. the Route 62 bridge!?! « hearing. Tewksbury Reporter Bill Conlon: Some glue to hold that Next time Arthur, make sure you bring Noel Barretta. Anne Linehan: A brook she can call her own. telephone in place on his shoulder while on deadline. He's a definite vote getter. Town Moderator Jim Stewart: A portable microphone in Ken Blowers: Belated recognition for his work in cleaning up Smith's luck Monday night was as stale as former good working order. the Alderwood Acres Conservation land on Kenwood Avenue. selectman candidate Tony Capuano's, who probably has WHA Executive Director Ella Belmore: An apartment at Ken undertook the job last spring as part of his Eagle Scout arthritis after waving his arm stubbornly in air for 20 Deming Way so she can be on 24 hour call. project. minutes trying to get the floor. Either Capuano needs a WHA Chairman Tom Siracusa: A seat on the board of Permanent Building Committee: A new job to tackle in lodger and more distinctive appendage, or Jim Stewart a selectmen. Who else has the courage of his convictions and would 1992. Pearl Vision gift certificate. take an issue straight to the State House? To all our faithful readers who didn't make this year's list, we Vera Scolastico: Some fresh air. wish you health and happiness in the year ahead. Merry School Committeeman Peg Kane: A direct line to the D.A's Briefly in politics... Christmas! Twas the night before Christmas when all through the house, Not a committee was meeting, no gavels, no sounds. Sued selectmen were hung in Tewksbury with fear, "\ In hopes that a settlement soon would be there. The Camaras were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of lawsuits danced in their heads. ®Qwn$Mvm 25 years ago V When out on town common trash caused such a clatter,
Trtnhthurp - Wilmlnqli'n The December 29,1966 edition of Kevin McKelvey of Border Still Kelly proclaimed, "It's a trivial matter." Publication No. 835-340 the Town Crier noted that: Avenue completed eight weeks of Away to their phones voters flew like a flash, An Independently-owned newspaper published every Monte Green, president of the All advanced infantry training at Fort "Conlon and Looney, account for my cash!" Wednesday by: New England Stadium and Arena Dix, N.J. The Wilmington News Company, Inc. When what to my wondering eyes should appear, 104 Lowell St., P.O. Box 460 Wilmington, MA 01887-0660 Corp. was scheduled to make an St. Dorothy's Choir, directed by But Representative Miceli and his Wilmington deer. (508) 658-2346 FAX (508) 858-2266 announcement in January regard- James Noll, sang in the Prudential Unruly like Michael his colleagues they came, ing the future of the planned Center in Boston during the Yet, Jim whistled and shouted and called them by name, Tewksbury address: P.O. Box 68, Tewksbury, MA 01876 Wilmington stadium. Christmas holidays on a special He said his plan had the "Now Chester; stop Danny, stop Bobby and Mark, stage in the lobby of the 52 story Oh Shirley, oh Peggy, why Andrea," he'd bark. Publisher Capt Larz Noilson Advertising Manager C. Stuart Neilson endorsement of 17 Chambers of Prudential Tower. Editor Larz F. Neilson Circulation Manager Cathy Pacinl Commerce who favor construction In Wilmington, a new five and a To 'DA' and 'AG' the women they did call, Sports Editor Rick Cooke Bits * Pieces Editor Elizabeth Downs of the stadium on die 125 acre half room ranch house was Now vote away, vote away, vote away all. Reporters Bill Conlon Staff Jean Purtell complex his corporation owned in Arlene Surprennnt Denlse Gormley advertised for $14,900; in But I heard a taxpayer explain our plight, Robin Smith No.Wilmington. Tewksbury, a custom built Colonial "Let's hope '92 sets our politics right." Ad Sales John D. CHell Directors of the Middlesex County with four bedrooms, one and a half Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night. Subscription Price*: Bank declared a regular semi annual baths and porch on an acre and a Payable In advance. In Wilmington and No financial responsibility Is accepted by cash dividend of $1.00 per share half, was offered for $26,500. Tewksbury $18 a year. Elsewhere $22 the Wilmington News Company, Inc. for plus an extra cash dividend of 40 Retired Salvation Army Colonel a year The Tcwn Crier offers a $1 errors in advertisements. A reprint will cents per share, payable January 16 discount to subscribers who renew be made of any part of an advertisement Fred Fahey of Federal Street to shareholders of record on addressed the Wilmington Rotary during January without receiving a in which the error affects the value of January 10. renewal notice. On Feb. 1. renewal the advertised Item. Second class Club regarding the Army, to which Letters to the editor notices are mailed at Hie full price postage paid at Wilmington, MA 01887 Pictured on the front page playing he belonged for many years. first trumpets in WHS Orchestra al Christmas in the Greer plant on The Town Crier Postmaster please send Form 3570 to: the high school Christmas program Main Street, saw 3500 pounds of Town Crier, P.O. Box 460, Wilmington, MA 01887-0660 were Andy Gianino, Tommy turkey distributed to employees. welcomes letters to the editor. ,„., MEMBER Silvers, David Winters and David Elia's market offered egg nog at To be published letters must be signed. Mason. $1.19 a half gallon; Maxwell house Names may be withheld if requested. Local football hero, Jackie Bowen coffee, 69 cents a pound© and Mail to: Town Crier played in the Sun Bowl the day L cocktail franks at 79 ceres a P.O. Box 460 \ " +° NATIONALNATIONAI NFWSINEWSPAPER before Christmas and was enjoying package. Wilmington, MA 01887 ASSOCIATION the Christmas holidays at home. I
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by Bill Conlon can have all the tea in Wilmington. Fair enough? What to give... what to give... It would take the Three Wise Men The assorted union employees of Tewksbury get tickets to the to draw up a suitable gift list for a town like Tewksbury (not that Brjoadway hit Les Miserables. Thanks for the concessions, they did JMS&&* OAKDALE you'll find any wise folks on these pages), but 1991 is a particularly help, but don't expect much "payback" in the coming year. tough year for picking presents. The Tewksbury Teachers Association gets a lump of coal, VfiffitV Florist Unemployment is rampant in Tewksbury, and so is melancholy. for letting their members endure the layoff axe instead of making Countless folks this season are enduring lives of quiet suffering, concessions. The wisdom escapes everyone. TLOWERS»BALLOONS«FRUIT BASKETS ALL MAJOR and they deserve better. For the unlucky and unhappy we offer this Capt. Larz Neilson gets a Polaroid camera, but those are slow, CREDIT CARDS list of humorous pokes, because everybody deserves a laugh for the too. Hmm. How about a camera that produces prints BEFORE the CALL i CHARGE <"•> 8 51 -6347 ACCEPTED HOURS: holidays. Just don't take this list seriously, please? pictures are taken? Much better! Done! OAKOALE MALL RTE. 38 Moa - ITI 9 5 1900 MAIN ST TEWKSBURY _ , „ ,.-,_,,, V..-.. |~ This year in town has been... urn... active, to say the least. The What can you give someone who already has the ultimate gift - a (NEXT TO PAPA OINOS) hu9 selectmen's TV show was the hottest program in town, week after transplanted organ? A good question. I'll give my missus, Mary week, until the April election day shocker when Lou Carciofi Ann, another 20 years if they'll go by as smoothly as the last 10 unexpectedly bought the farm. We'll give Lou a VCR and tapes of months. No more rollercoasters, okay? the Best of The Selectmen, along with best wishes for the Master Front desk chief Jeannie Purtell gets a tanker full of my wife's Plan, which he's worked long and hard to produce. wild Concord Grape jelly and a truck load of crackers. Oh, and a Gala ■ Tom Camara will receive a copy of Better Homes & Gardens, Dustbuster to get the crumbs off the sheets. : highlighted to show the nation's prettiest yards. For comparison. • ■ Jeanne Camara, however, gets a gift certificate to the Picadilly RESTAURANT $32@sL? Celebration! ■ Pub, if her membership to the Pals is approved in April. : Selectman Jay Kelley receives a map of Burlington, to find the Make reservations now! office for placing legal ads. Where is it? Nobody knows. Dave Cressman gets a truck-load of asphalt, to pave the roads for our NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY! in town so the Rotary Club will off his back. He must be tired of taking blame for the rough roads. Also, a season ticket to the Mass Off Washington St., Woburn - Exit 36 off Rte 128/95 across the street Millions, since the state won't send millions any other way. (617) 932-9595 (617) 932-0300 from Staples Office Supply Pat Cressman gets a stuffed journalist doll, with pins, for those rare times when her hubby's name appears in print. And an award, richly deserved, for her superb quilts. The Town of Tewksbury receives a set of duelling pistols, so that political feuds may be settled quickly, and permanently, but out of the public's view. Maybe Harry Patterson has a good spot. JOHN CAMPY Governor Bill Weld gets a Massachusetts hunting license for 1992. He prefers to hunt the wilds of New York State? With all the great work done here on game management? Come now, guv! DEURIOUs A Comedy About a Soap Opera Writer Town Crier ad whiz John O'Neill gets a 1992 hunting license as Who's Typing; Without a Hftbon. well, so he can wear his L.L. Bean "Maine Hunting Shoes" where they were intended, and not on the trendy streets of Andover. When soap opera writer Jack Gable Police officer Chris Coviello gets enough seniority to put him (John Candy) bumps his head, he somewhere other than first place in the Layoff List. wakes up in the midst of his own Treasurer Warren Carey, along with a season ticket to Mass daytime serial. Maybe he can write Cash, gets a bottle of something -- anything -- to put in his drink JOHN CANDY himself out of the whole mess...or when the Pals gather. Plain water, no ice? No thanks? DELIRIOUS write himself into the opportunity of State Rep. Jim Miceli will get a Legislative commendation and a a lifetime! letter of thanks from the Governor, for handing out commendation DELTRIOUS ©1991 MQMPathe Communications Co. All Rights Reserved. Design ©1991 MOM/UA Home Video, Inc. All Rights Reserved. letters for virtually everything. He does keeps printers employed. Available exclusively through Warner Home Video. Selectman Charlie Coppola gets a season Megabucks ticket, so that trash fees will become unnecessary. It wasn't any fun, was it? |PG|«Bffit Bub Manley, town hall custodian, gets a set of fancy sunglasses □ wsas f3S:, and a snazzy T-shirt for his 18th birthday in February. His big day ftgffl/tt'A VHII i J is February 29, the quadrennial Leap Day, so guess his real age. eta M.iin stroct HOURS: Wilmington Editor "Fred" Neilson gets rock-proof office windows. He's MUM i I K I II ■ m. • 9 pm the one who decides editorial policy, and then he gets to replace the Instead of studying Christmas, these youngsters at SA'I ') > MI v 1.1 ;SIIMIJn ?p 657-8333 Yuletide Tcwksbury's Heath Brook School studied traditions of glass. There's a lesson in there, somewhere. Gotta be. other countries, in a reading effort called "It's a Small Ad Manager Stu Neilson gets one of two plane tickets to Lost learning World." Shown here (I to n are Chris Kapust, Kaitlyn Wages, Nevada, so he can buy me that drink he promised. Now, if I Fuller, Michelle Salvato and Ronny Willett. could just get my Minister of Finance to agree... hmmmm. All the tea in China is a little too much, so Arlene Surprenant W(£LFE REAL E STAT E
383 Middlesex Avenue Betty Wolfe Wilmington, Massachusetts 01887
(5oJ)658-2345
Melissa Fortuna Bill Wolfe
Mike Dunn Jay Palmer
T,was the night before Christmas ft At Wolfe Real Estate And all of the Brokers Pat Polino David Fortuna Donna Toto Jackie Mitza Were there, working late.
When all of their business Thanks Allcnhurst, Salem St., Was finally done Norfolk and more, They paused a moment Like Franklin and Whipple Before going home. And others Galore.
Let's each take a minute Thanks Avery, Chestnut Street To thank all the mates Andover, too. Who've listed or bought homes Thanks Brookfield and Main Street Through Wolfe Real Estate. We're grateful to you!
So Cypress and Caroline, May your New Year be happy Woburn Street, too and your holiday bright. And Pinewold, Apache, Merry Christmas to all, and Muse, thanks to you! and to all a Good Night!
V £ m s 6 TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25, 1991
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1 991: ANNUAL REPORT WINCHESTER HOSPITAL
Dear Wilmington Residents:
e made a commitment to the Wilmington community when we purchased the Regional w Health in Wilmington in March of 1990. We vowed to continue to offer the full range of medical services the community has become accustomed to receiving. As 1991 comes to a close, we'd like to share with you a review of the growing relationship between the Regional x Health Center, Winchester Hospital and you, the residents of Wilmington.
AMBULATORY SERVICES In 1991, over 25,000 visits to our health center were from members of the Wilmington community. Wilmington residents have clearly come to rely on the health center as a primary source for medical care.
To better meet your primary care needs, we expanded the internal medicine and pediatric practices at the health center. These highly qualified physicians, all members of the Winchester Hospital Medical and Dental staff, provided services to Wilmington residents on 7,500 different occasions in 1991. The walk-in/urgent care service, now under the direction of Jon Jenkins, M.D., Chairman of the Emergency Medicine Department at Winchester Hospital, attended to the immediate medical needs of over 4,000 Wilmington residents this year. Walk-in/urgent care continues to operate from 7:30 a.m. to 10;30 p.m., 7 days a week, 365 days a year, providing Wilmington residents a convenient, accessible alternative to emergency care.
INPATIENT In 1991, nearly 800 Wilmington residents were admitted to Winchester Hospital. The people of Wilmington have come to rely on our caring and experienced medical, nursing and support staff for their inpatient health care needs. We've provided them a full range of medical,'surgical and obstetrical services including our evolving expertise in gastroenterology, cardiology, pulmonary and orthopedics.
BIRTHS There were 82 new Wilmington residents born at Winchester Hospital this year. These newborns and their families continue to enjoy our Childbirth Center, and have access to our Level II nursery, a unique resource in this area which provides advanced medical care for infants with special clinical needs.
VISITING NURSE SERVICES Visiting Nurse and Healthcare, Inc. is part of the Winchester Hospital system which enables us to offer continuity of care to our patients. With many visits to Wilmington homes in 1991, we were able to offer support and comfort to our patients with home care needs.
'■ HUMAN RESOURCES In addition to our role as a healthcare provider, we are one of the area's leading employers with 95 Wilmington residents working at Winchester Hospital or the Regional Health Center.
LOOKING AHEAD Our top priority is to meet your needs by providing you the best possible medical care. By listening to you? our patients, and the physicians who serve you, we can continue to introduce new programs, facilities and technologies to meet your needs. As we l(K)k to 1992 several initiatives are already underway.
► A full complement of board certified internal medicine and pediatric physicians offering high quality medical services are available at the health center days and evenings, for your convenience.
^ The Regional Health Center will undergo significant renovation to reconfigure ambulatory services to improve patient flow and the delivery of medical care.
► This fall Winchester Hospital announced an innovative cardiology affiliation with Boston's renowned Beth Israel Hospital, in cooperation with our cardiologists, which will benefit all patients needing medical and surgical cardiac care.
► The Suburban SurgiCenter, an efficient facility for day surgery, will open in April in renovated facilities on the former Choate Hospital campus.
We look forward to continuing our growing relationship with the Wilmington community in 1992. We wish you a healthy and a happy holiday season.
Sincerely, *f> H Eugene E. Loubier -I President Winchester Hospital
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TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25, 1991 7 Coming events m Burner Service Discount Fuel datebook Chamber of Commerce • Full Service Company '' upcoming events • 24 - Hour Service Fri., Dec. 27: 8 p.m. to Wed., Jan. 8: 5 to 9 p.m., CPR • Service Contracts Upcoming Chamber of This is sure to be an "alarming," midnight, Singles dance at K of C course at Greater Lowell Family - Automatic Delivery Hall, RL 38, Tewksbury. Call (617) YMCA. Call 454-7825. Commerce Activities: fun-filled evening so watch for your 729-4664. Thurs., Jan. 9: 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 21: (tentative) - Women in invitation in the mail. Sat., Dec. 28: 8:30 p.m., and 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Sen. Business meetinp - "Logo Designing Local- businesswomen enjoyed a 658-7429 Singles dance at K of C Hall, McGovern office hours at Tewks. - Projecting a Proper Image.." light buffet supper at the Chamber 100 Gal Min Middlesex Aenue, Wilmington. Call Town Hall. Speaker will be Cassie Doyon. office last Wednesday then traveled (617) 942-0165. Thurs., Jan. 9: 11 a.m. to 5 Jan. 22: Membership Committee to a "Christmas Pops" performance Mon., Dec. 30: 7 to 8:30 p.m., p.m.. Red Cross Blood Drive at meeting; 8 a.m. - chamber office. at the North Shore Music Theatre. Free workshop to help family and Tewks. State Hospital. Call (800) Feb. 8: Annual dinner and The highlight of the evening was . friends intervene in someone's Mystery Theatre at the Casa di Fior, renditions of favorite Christmas 258-0025, ext. 2091. music. active chemical abuse. High Point, Fri., Jan. 10: 3 to 6 p.m., Nat. 7 to 12 p.m. Cost per person: $30. DYSON 2580 Main St., Tewks. Call (800) Park Serv. Job Fair at Mogan Piano & Organ 332-4478. Cultural Center, 40 French St., Job fair Jan. 10 for Tues., Dec. 31: 8 p.m. to 1 Lowell. Buys • Sells - Tunes a.m.. New Year's Eve party at Sons Fri., Jan. 10: 8:30 p.m., Lowell Historic Park NEW - USED of Italy. Call 657-4141 for Singles Dance at K of C Hall, Main Lowell National Historical Park is Park Ranger positions in National ^DELIVERS reservations. Consoles, Grands, Player St., Tewks. Call 8991-3750. accepting applications for Summer Parks throughout the U.S., in More than Pizza! Pianos, Used Organs. Easy Mon., Jan. 6: 5:30 to 6:20 p.m. Tues., Jan. 14: 7 p.m., 1992 temporary jobs as Park Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and credit terms - Bank rates and 6:30 to 7:20; exercise for health Alzheimer's support group meets at Rangers, Lock Tenders* Trolley Guam. 658-3063 program begins at NE Occupational Tewks. Senior Center. Flaggers, and maintenance and For more information contact 296 Shaw^heki Ave,; Rt. 110, Dracut, MA Health Center (617-979-7057. Wed., Jan. 15: 8 p.m., retire- clerical workers. A Job Fair will be Lowell National Historical Park, Wilmiflgtoi - i 453-3824 Mon., Jan. 6: 1 to 7 p.m., Red ment party for Wil. Town Clerk Pat held on Friday, January 10 from 3 Personnel Department, 169 Merri- . Cross Blood Drive at Reg. Health Ward at Casa di Fior. Call Kay to 6 p.m. at the Mpgan Cultural mack St., second floor, Lowell. Center in Wil. Call 657-3910, ext. Scanlon at 658-2408 or 658-2030. Center, 40 French St., Lowell. 559. Applicants must be 18 years of age Thurs., Jan. 16: 7 p.m., Employment information and and U.S. citizens. Lowell National A Professional Florist Mon., Jan. 6: NE Center Woburn Street School Pac will federal job application assistance Historical Park is an Equal (^ Building Design and Construction sponsor an Aids Awareness will be available at the Job Fair, as Opportunity/ Affirmative Action With The Experience Necessary Program classes at Woburn's Joyce Program in the school cafeteria. well as applications for seasonal Employer. To Serve You Best Middle School, Locust Street. Call Public invited. (617) 320-8000, ext. 88026. Tues., Jan. 21: 7 to 9 p.m., Mon., Jan. 6 and 13: 6 to 10 Financial aid workshop at WHS Exercise for Health Commercial Accounts •* p.m.. Infant CPR course at Reg. cafeteria. Call (508) 694-6068. Wholesale & Retail Invited Health Ctr. Call (617) 756-2220. Sat., Jan. 25f 7 p.m. Wil. You can keep fit this winter by exercises. Varied fitness levels are SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Wed., Jan. 8: Wil. Rec Boosters Association Scholarship enrolling in the "Exercise for accommodated. The class is held modeling/finishing program for Dance, at Sons of Italy Hall, in- Health" program that begins in Mondays, Wednesdays and grades six to 12. Call 658-4270 for cludes buffet and door prizes. Call January at the New England Thursdays beginning January 6. details. Open Sundays 11-3 658-4769. Occupational Health Center, 66B Separate classes are held from 5:30 Concord St., Wilmington. to 6:20 and 6:30 to 7:20 p.m. This coeducational exercise class For more information or to r Sen. McGovern features a combination of high and register for Exercise for Health, fy/fc /Jt> &m/a f/flf/fi/f/ office hours Wildcat Boosters low impact aerobics for call the New England Memorial conditioning, toning exercises for Hospital Center for Health f/tatdiflfltt jffti•■tfnttt/jafymage /// / W/ ami Senator Patricia McGovern has scholarship dance hips, thighs and abdomen, along Promotion at (617) 979-7057. announced her office hours for the The Wilmington High School with strengthening and flexibility fomi/oumtd'fa wtftm ami it/ /Wj?. month of December. During these Athletic Boosters Association will times, the Senator or a member of sponsor its annual scholarship dance her staff will be available to discuss Saturday, January 25, 1992 at the spring registration issues of concern with residents of Wilmington Sons of Italy Hall, her district whibh includes Ballardvale Street, at 7 p.m. Middlesex Community College, Tuesday, January 14, 5 to 7:30 p.m. Tewksbury. Donations include a buffet, The Open Campus: Continuing Program coordinators and PROMPT DELIVERY TO SURROUNDING The office hours will be held in dancing and door prizes. For Education/ Community Services has counselors will be available. Tewksbury town hall from 10 a.m. TOWNS, INCLUDING LOWELL information and tickets, call (508) announced the start of evening Lowell: City Campus, Kearney to noon and from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 658-4769. registration for the spring term. Square, Wednesday, January 15, Thursday, Jan. 9. Classes begin the week of January from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Program 27, 1992. Registration hours have coordinators and counselors will be 1657-40401 been scheduled for the following available. H§f 240 MAIN ST., WILMINGTON ^* locations: For further information call Burlington: Burlington 1-800-643-5739. Campus, Terrace Hall avenue, e o v 99. ©°o APPY LIDAYS!
fe io GRAND OPENING ? GASOLINE IO SALE I ! Official Tues.. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Dec 24 Dec 26 Dec 27 Dec 28 I RED SOX Pump Gas with 8 Gallon Clean Windows CAP Purchase Check Oil Check Trans. Fluid 1©o CASH OR CHARGE - SAME LOW PRICE! \? while supplies CORPORATE ACCOUNTS WELCOME last
Wilmington Center RTE62 f■9 9 RTE38 Town Market Citgo 490 Main St. (Rte 38) Wilmington RTE129 OPEN : Mon - Sat. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sun. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. I o© %° »e i *•&*&&.•. • *c ••° •• •°e \ 0 TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON. MASS., DECEMBER 25,1991 OLD MARKET Wilmington senior topics Open livery Sal. & Sun. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. So-long, 1991 and the country. To make jobs for As we say goodbye to 1991 with Free Admission-Free Parking 17 NEW SHOPS younger people. Being in their 60s all the problems it brought the most are in good health and look Best Buys from Antiques, Watches, Collectibles, Bar country, we look forward to 1992 forward to retirement, but after a Accessories, Shoes, Jewelry, Crafts. and hope it will show itself with a few months of not knowing how to smile, not the tears 1991 left us fill all those hours spent working, YOU NAME IT! NEW & OLD! with. know they feel retiring is not as 540 Main St, Tewksbury Last year we welcomed a large number of residents who reached pleasurable as they thought it would Across from Purity (508) 640-1198 the age of 60 and many new be. They not only left their job, but DEALERS WANTED residents 60 years of age and older also all the friends they had made who moved to Wilmington.On the working those many years. Not other end of the spectrum we sadly being involved actively, depression mourned the loss of too many of will take its toll on a senior's mental our seniors. The majority of our and physical health. To prevent this new seniors swelled the number in happening Wilmington has a very our activity and social programs. active senior center. Those 60 years Thanks, taxpayers, et al and older were able to come in. We Thanks to the help of many, the are happy they came an called for Four Wilmington High School students will be needs of all residents who sought our help. The number of seniors Scrforming at the Collins Center in Andover on our help at the Senior Center and in entering the Center in 1991 for RATES QUOTED BY PHONE anuary 11 for the Northeast District Auditions. help, activity and socialization day their homes were met. This of WE WILL COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION BY To audition James Gleason (left) will be singing for Chorus after day was 22,595, the number of Tenor, Angela Gosse (shown playing the piano) course could not have been meals we delivered to those TELEPHONE AND HAVE IT READY FOR YOUR ARRIVAL for honors will play for Orchestra Trumpet 1 - First Chair, accomplished without the help of Jance Woods (right) will sing for Chorus Soprano confined to their homes was 13,889; REGISTRY SERVICE • BUDGET PLANS and Kristen Lubanski (not in photo) will sing for the taxpayers who approved our we served 6,572 meals at the lunch Chorus Alto. Gosse and Gleason also have received budget at the annual town meeting. All State recommendations. site, gave respite care to fg) 658-4772 Minuteman Home care for handicapped seniors 792 times and homemaking services for a total of transported seniors to medical and $148,478. We also thank the other elder related travel 6,572 ROBERT J. CAIN Video production courses Federal and State through the Fuel times. Photo id cards were given to offered in Wilmington Assistance I have received for fuel, 96 new seniors. INSURANCE AGENCY repaired and replaced oil burners, Let us not forget the large number 585 MAIN STREET (JCT RTES 38 & 129) WILMINGTON Frank Birmingham. for a total of $83,614; the of seniors who volunteered to help Wilmington Community Televi- Department of Elder Affairs for an Channel 52: meet the needs of the elderly sion Inc. (WCTV) is offering basic outreach grant of $3100. access video production training Educational Access taxpayers. They worked endless Thurs., Dec. 26: Bajrows We thank the businesses and clubs: hours in peer support, instruction courses for Wilmington residents to Kiwanis, for their monthly donation learn how to produce local Auditorium Night; 7 p.rriV" In activity programs, and many hours "Call us First! You won't Pursuit of Excellence: "Your Tax to the whist, annual shutin dinner working on the fair, open house programming for Wilmington.The and Thanksgiving donations for have to call anyone else!" Thursday evening class runs foR> Dollars - Renovate to Educate;" celebration and the annual picnic as 7:49 p.m., Barrows Auditorium food and fuel for seniors in need; well as making the money to pay for seven weeks from 6:30 to 8 starting Lions Club for their annual senior January 9. The Saturday morning Renovation; 8 p.m., Dedication of these socials. citizen dinner dance and monthly To all we are very grateful and RALPH'S class runs for seven weeks from 9 to Barrows Auditorium; 8:30 p.m., food gift certificates; the Rotary 11 starting January 11. The course First Night, Concert at Barrows look forward to 1992. Club for its monthly food gift Volunteer, anyone? AUTOMOTIVE fee is $30 per person and is open to Auditorium. certificate for our seniors in need. those people who either live or Fri., Dec. 2[7; 8 p.rri.^North In- Starting the first of January I will Tewksbury/Wilmington Elks for have a book on the counter. I would CENTER work in Wilmington. For more termediate School Geography Bee. their annual Thanksgiving dinner Parts Plus information and registration, call Mon., Dec. 30: 7 p.m., Bruce dance; all the merchants and friends like seniors to write their name, WCTV at 657-4066. Schwoegler at Shawshecn School. who contributed gifts and money telephone number and any number 460 MAIN STREET of hours they can donate to me. WILMINGTON CENTER 658-5558 Tues., Dec. 31: 7 p.m., Wild- for the fair chance books; Maple wood School Holiday Concert; 8 Meadow Gardens for the annual With budgets being cut I will need a Wilmington WCTV large number of volunteers to help 70 YEARS of Combined Counter cable schedule p.m., Shawsheen School Holiday Christmas Tree; Billerica House of Experience under one roof to serve Concert; 9 p.m . Combined Elemen- Correction for painting the inside of with many programs. Channel 30: Public Access tary and Middle Schools Concert. I extend my hope to all that 1992 Thurs., Dec. 26: 6 p.m., United the Buzzell Senior Citizen Center. you, our customer Wed., Jan. 1: 3 p.m., Wildwood Thanks also to the the departments will be a very happy and healthy Methodist Church service of 12/25; School Holiday Concert; 4 and 6 year. | Mon-Frl 7:30 am - 5:30 pm; Sat.8:00 a.m.- 2:00 pm 7:30 p.m ., Uniquely Wilmington; 8 of the town for all their help in lk8H8& •v. ->--•• m TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25. 1991 9 Sports TMHS winter sports schedule Boys' varsity basketball Fri., Lawrence, 3:15 p.m.; Feb. 18, February Billerica, 6 p.m.; 20, Thurs., All January Tues., at Wilmington, 11:30 p.m. First, Sat., at Methuen Star Game at Cape Anne League. Third, Fri., Methuen, 7:45 p.m.; Junior varsity coach, Leo Invitational; 5, Wed., Haverhill, Varsity coach Don Ciampa; jv 7, Tues., at Haverhill, 7:45 p.m.; 9, DiRocco; place, high school gym. 6:30 p.m.; 12, Wed., Lawrence, coach, Dan Mecrones; place Janas Thurs., St. John's Prep, 7:30; 14, Boys' freshmen basketball 6:30 p.m.; 21/22, Fri., Sat., at Rink. Tues., Andover, 6 p.m.; 17, Fri., January Sectionals; 28, Fri., at States. Indoor track Lawrence, 7;45 p.m.; 21, Tues., at Third, Fri., Methuen, 4:30 p.m.; Varsity coach Al Donovan; junior January Lowell 7:45 p.m.; 24, Fri., at 7, Tues., at Haverhill, 3:15 p.m.; varsity coach, Brian Aylward; Second, Thurs., Lynnfield at Wilmington, 7:45 p.m.; 28, Tues., 10, Fri., Greater Lawrence, 3:15 place, junior high school gym. Lowell, 3:30 p.m.; 9, Thurs., Chelmsford, 6 p.m.; 31, Fri., at p.m.; 14, Tues., Andover, 3:15 Varsity ice hockey Wilmington at Lowell,~3:30 p.m.; Billerica, 7:45 p.m.. p.m.; 17, Fri., Lawrence 3:15 p.m.; January 11, Sat, at State Coach's Meet Boys; February 21, Tues., at Lowell; 23, Thurs, at Second, Thurs., at Chelmsford, 18, Sat, at State Coach's Meet Girls; Fourth, Tues., Dracut, 7:45 p.m.; Tyngsboro, 4:30 p.m.; 24, Fri., at 6:30 p.m.; 4, Sat., Methuen, 6 p.m.; 23, Thurs., Ipswich at Lowell, 3 7, Fri., at Methuen, 6 p.m.; 13, Wilmington 3:15 p.m.; 28, Tues., 8, Wed., at Haverhill, 8 p.m.; 11, p.m.; 25/26, Sat., Sun., Frosh/soph Thurs., at St. John's Prep, 7:45 Chelmsford, 3:15 p.m.; 31, Fri., at Sat., Haverhill, 6 p.m.; 15, Wed., Meet M.I.T at noon; 27, Mon., at p.m.; 14, Fri., at Lawrence, 7:45 Billerica, 3:15 p.m . Central, 6 p.m.; 18, Sat., Andover, Methuen, 3:30 p.m.; 29, Wed., at p.m.; 18, Tues., Wilmington, 6 p.m. February 6 p.m.; 22, Wed., at Lowell, 6 p.m.; Phillips Academy. Varsity coach, Charlie Micol; Fourth, Tues., Dracut, 4:30 p.m.; 25, Sat., at Wilmington, 4 p.m.; 29, February place, high school gym. 7, Fri., at Methuen; 14, Fri., at Wed., Chelmsford, 6 p.m. First., Sat., al .state Relay B.U.; 6, Boys' junior varsity Lawrence, 3 p.m.; 18, Tues., February Thurs., at Lawrence at Lowell, 3:30 basketball Wilmington, 10 a.m. First, Sat., at Billerica, 7 p.m.; 5, p.m.; 8/9, Sat., Sun., State Class January Freshman coach, Dennis Holt; Wed., Dracut, 6 p.m.; 8, Sat., at Indoor Meets, Harvard, 1 p.m.; 16, Fri., 3, Methuen, 3:15 p.m.; 7, place, high school gym. Methuen, 6 p.m.; 12, Wed., at Sun., at MI A A All State Indoor Tues., at Haverhill, 4:30 p.m.; 9, Girls' freshmen basketball Xaverian, 5:45 p.m.; 15, Sat., at Meet, Harvard at noon. Thurs., St. John's Prep, 6 p.m.; 14, January Andover, 6:30 p.m.; 17, Mon., Coach, Bill Piscione; assistant Tues., Andover, 4:30 p.m.; 16, Fri., Third, Fr., at Methuen; 7, Tues., Wilmington, 6 p.m.; 19, Wed., coach, Steve Levine. Lawrence*. 4:30 p.m.; 21, Tues., at Haverhill, 3:15 p.m.; 14, Tues., at Lowell; Fri., 24, at Wilmington, Andover; 17, Fri., at Lawrence; 21, 4:30 p.m.; 28, Tues., Chelmsford, Tuies., Lowell, 4:30 p.m .; 21, 4:30 p.m.; Fri 31, at Billerica, 4:30 p.m. Tues., Lowell, 4:30 p.m.; 23, WHS athletes February Thurs., at Tyngsboro, 3:15 p.m.; Four, Tues., Dracut, 3:15 p.m.; 4, 24, Fri., at Chelmsford; 31, Fri., sponsors Tues., Dracut, 3:15 p.m.; 7, Fri., at Billerica, 4:30 p.m. Methuen, 4:30 p.m.; 13, Thurs., at February St. John's Prep, 6 p.m.; 14, Fri., at Fourth, Tues., at Dracut; 7, Fri., Sports editor's note: The over $40,000 to maintain its' athletic programs for student Lawrence, 3:30 p.m.; 18, Tues., Methuen, 3:15 p.m.; 11, Tues., at following is a letter from WHS Haverhill, 3:15 p.m.; Fri., 14, athletic director Jim Gillis athletes. Realizing that "everyone" Wilmington, 11:30 p.m. is asking for donations, but also Junior varsity coach, Bob Briggs; Lawrence, 4:30 p.m.; 18, Tues., at that addresses the need to raise Wilmington, 10 a.m. Freshmen funds for the school's athletic realizing that so many of you in this place, high school gym. community truly believe in the Girls' varsity basketball coach, James Kastritis; place, high program. school gym. value of athletics for your young January people, we are initiating a Dear Friends: Third, Fri., Methuen, 6 p.m.; 7, Wrestling sponsorship program affording Tues., at Haverhill, 6 p.m.; 14, This letter is an investment in your everyone and anyone the January future. How? By supporting Tues., Andover, 7:5 p.m.; 17, Fri., Second, Thurs., Wilmington, 6:30 opportunity to sponsor an athletic Lawrence, 6 p.m.; 21, Tues., at Athletic Programs - you will help event. I want to emphasize, anyone p.m.; 4, Sat., at Greater Lowell provide your future employees with Lowell, 6 p.m.; 24, Fri., at (quad); 8, Wed., at Billerica, 6:30 can sponsor or help sponsor, an Wilmington, 6 p.m.; 28, Tues., the following values: event or activity. p.m.; 8, Wed., at Billerica, 6:30 Responsibility, dedication, atten- Chelmsford, 7:45 p.m.; Fri., 31, at p.m.; 11, Sat., Commonwealth Cup Sponsorships would start at Billerica, 6 p.m. tion to detail, commitment,, positive $10-$25 for sub-varsity contests, at Wayland; 15, Wed., at Methuen, work ethic, good attendance and February 6:30 p.m.; Sat., 18. at Woburn and $50-$500 for varsity contests. much more. WHS varsity basketball coach Susan Rowe makes a Fourth, Tues., at Dracut, 4:30 Tournament; 22, Wed., Lowell, p.m.; 7, Fri., Methuen, 4:30 p.m.; The Athletic Department at Sponsors One point prior to her team's MVC opener against Andover 6:30 p.m.; 29, Wed., at Chelmsford Wilmington High school must raise final nnint ,ast week' Thc Wl,dcats droPPed their °peni"B contest, 11, Tues.. Havrhill, 6 p.m.; 14, 6:30 p.m. (page 10) Winter sports coverage next week Not Just Baseball Cards UPPER DECK *S§ fHATS BASKETBALL PENNAN rs ^ $36.95/BOX* * 5 BOX LIMIT WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. OFFER VALID THRU 1/10/92 138 Cambridge St (Rt 3A) Burlington , (--*■— (in front of A.J. Rose Carpet) • r rJ Tel (617) 273-0122 SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS 'TILL NEW YEARS Tewksbury High School players try to ignore the Wilmington celebration after the M-F 12:00- 8:00 p.m.; Sal 9:00 - 5:00; Sun 11:00 -5:00 COMIC One of Wildcats upset the Redmen Thanksiglvlng morning. This rates as one of the top stories Close at 6:00 p.m. Christmas & New Years Eve BOOKS of last year. Look for a review 01 the top schoolboy sports stories in next week's the best Sports Notebook. NEW 657-5888 FORECAST 240 Main St., Rte. 38 IT YEAR'S Q I Wilmington Plaza Snow & Cold! Wilmington, MA 01887 Get ready with: EVE Q • Red Ball Boots at • Jackets • Hats HE HORSESHOE^ 1 HOUR 35 mm — • Sweats • Sneakers Film Reserve now for DEVELOPING ~" • Hockey Sticks XEW IjEAiRS EDE Senior Citizen's Day £ EARLY BIRD SHOPPERS: Buffet Extravaganza! MONDAYS U— • Basketballs \ • Entertainment 8:30 - 1:30 I • Soccer Balls All the Party Fixin's! $20 per person 10% OFF ANYimNGIN THE STORE! A k • Street Hockey Sticks HORSESHOE INClUnmtl DEVELOPING! ^m Nets & Pads BAR & GRILL NEW HOURS: Mon - Sat 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 664-359l WILD SIDE • FILM ^WEDNESDAYS' SPORTS CENTER Rte Take • CAMERAS FREE 2nd Set of prints 2d Out • ACCESSORIES Open SiiurdAT and limednf Sunday al 5:.M> a.m. Siaituti Siiimrr. jnn Jrffrn 658-0531 North Reading 664-3591 Hit. Hilntaniion \' . •» 10 TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25, 1991 Department is again offering this popular program for children ages Rec coming events four through grade two called Play Basketball Gym. Men's gym night and make your Christmas shopping The program will include supervisor The Wilmington Recreation a little easier. tumbling, games, creative move- Department's Men's Gym Night Entertainment '92 and Greater ment, songs and exploration of The Recreation Department needs v.ill continue Wednesday night, Boston '92 are two great ways to physical education equipment. a supervisor for its' junior January 8 from 7:30 to 9:15 at the save money when dining out, Cost is $25. Register in the Rec basketball program. This junior N'tjjrth Intermediate Gym. attending theatre and sports events. Office between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 division is for six and seven year old ..This popular program runs You can even save money on dry p.m. Monday through Friday or call boys and girls. i trough March 11. Cost is $35 for cleaning. 658-4270 for more information. The program runs on six Saturday afternoons beginning th.Ts 13 week program or pay $4 a Stop by to look at these books of Karate and kindergarate ViCek at the door. This program is Registration is being held in the January 11. Candidates should know money saving coupons Monday basketball principles and enjoy inr Wilmington men and their through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to Recreation Office for two popular .trends who wish to practice programs for children ages three working with this age group. Call 4:30 p.m. at the Recreation Office at Ron Swasey, 658-4270. I'iiSketball in an informal manner. town hall or call 658-4270 for more through adult. i. Entertainment information. Kinderkarate introduces boys and Greater Boston Play gym girls age four to grade one to The Recreation Department is The Wilmington Recreation karate. Karate is our program for offering another way to save money everyone from grade two through Winter adult. This program helps develop coordination, character, integrity, self-discipline and respect for Bay others. "Great!" Both classes meet on Saturday State beginning January 18 and meet for -■ JJ^ six weeks. Cost is $25 for each 1984 Games jRD Fiesta MERCURt program. Register in the Recreation SatJflfioH Wilmington High School junior varsity basketball ,ndrd. nds. muffler part. Wgn, ac, am/fm tape gd Office in town hall from 8:30 a.m. "UIUMILU coach Sue Hendee (left) appears satisfied with her ,'9K miles. $47? or BO. tires, runs well Very , COach coaching instructions during a preseason practice last Alpine skiing to 4:30 p.m. Monday through week. pall 508657- 0' Friday. Bay State Games: The Bay State 944-58 Cup Giant Slalom, January 20,1992 J980 Mercury Ladies fitness c 4 Lines )A RX-7, G.S Jchbck, sunrocj The Wilmington Recreation High School Racers, Jiminy Peak, 10 Towns spd, sunroc Department is offering ladies fitness Hancock, MA. For entry informa- asen spkrs, I Iner, %A200lbi tion call (617) 727-3227. )s, new batt, classes that will begin Monday, ing$500,938 5 Dollars 144-90. January 6,1992. Cross Country Skiing DS Cutla: This class will meet Mondays and Bay State Games:Cross LB 0 O L D S I lUPiur Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Country Ski Festival: 5 and 10K jass. Parts car or Supreme Low miles races.26 Divisions from age 10 and $195., as is. Call ? dr auto ps ^ This is a low impact class. Advance st, brakes registration is required. Sign-up at under to 50 and older. January 19, the Rec Office at town hall Monday 1992, Mt. Grey lock, Adams, MA. Classified Ads through Friday from 8;30 a.m. to For entry information call (617) 4:30 p.m. or call 658-4270. 727-3227. Discounts Special event calendars 658-2346 Discounts are available for many Winter Sports Festival Town Crier Florida attractions, including Magic Bay State Games: Figure Kingdom, SeaWorld, Church Street skating, master ice hockey, figure Station, Wet n' Wild and Universial skating show, Alpine skiing, cross Studios. Stop by the Recreation country ski festival, athletes parade SAVE THOSE KITCHEN CABINETS! Office Monday through Friday and torch lighting. January 17-20. from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to pick Northern Berkshires. For informa- • Cabinet Fronts Refinished • Free Estimates up these discounts. tion call (617) 727-3227. • Pick up & delivery Movie discounts Figure skating show The Wilmington Recreation Bay State Skate: Regional, Department has discount tickets for national, international figure futmiture facelift the Showcase Cinemas, good in skating stars. January 18, 1992, Open: Tues - Sat 10 - a.m. - 4 p.m. Woburn, Lawrence and Revere. 7:30 p.m. Williams College. For These tickets are good Monday tickets call (617) 727-3227. through Thursday only. Also 432 Main St., Wilmington available are tickets to the General (508)658-0166 Cinema in Burlington. Call the Rec Office at 658-4270 for details or stop by the Rec Office at Town Hall. Nally Teen modeling/finishing GOOD TIDINGS TO ALL! Here's an idea for a good leads Christmas gift. The Wilmington Recreation Department is offering a Your friendship Is new and popular activity for grades Westfield what makes the six to 12. Nally Wilmington's Pat Nally was one of the leaders on this The program is called modeling Shines season's Westfield State College varsity football team. Pat Nally, son of Bernard and season extra and finishing. It is designed to Texann Nally of Wilmington, was a special for us. improve one's appearance through member of the Westfield State, ., proper dress, makeup, hair styling College football team that finished Thanks. and manners. Students will practice Sponsors (from page nine) the 1991 season with a 4-6 record and learn modeling techniques and under second year coach Steve partake in video taping sessions. Marino. Individuals or businesses would Field hockey, $50, boys cross Four of the Owls' losses were to The Recreation Department, in have the opportunity to sponsor country, $50, girls cross country, teams ranked in the top 10 in New conjunction with LaFemmina contests of the athletic teams of their $50, golf, $50, boys winter track, England Division III, including School of Modeling and Finishing in choice. $50, girls winter track, $50, postseason playoff teams % Wilmington, is offering this course Sponsorships will be recognized in baseball, $50, girls tennis, $50, boys UMass-Lowell and Plymouth State. for six weeks beginning in January. the local media each week and tennis, $50, boys track, $50, Pat is a senior criminal justice 657-6350 M 657-5568 The initial program would begin events that have a public address softball, $50. major at Westfield State. I'rqfcsstonal Qo\f Products January 8 and run for six weeks on system will announce before and Wednesdays from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. during the contest the name of the for high schoolers and from 3:45 to individual or business sponsoring Sub-varsity 140 LOWELL ST., (Rte 129) WILMINGTON 4:45 for intermediate students. Cost the event. Jv football, $25, jv hockey, $25, jv (next to Stelio's Restaurant) is $20 for the six hour course. Wilmington High School offers basketball, $25, jv wrestling, $25, Both girls and boys are urged to 22 varsity level and 25 sub-varsity jv volleyball, $25, jv boys soccer, Outdoors _ take advantage of this program. activities. We will have approxi- $25, jv girls soccer, $25, jv field Registration is on-going Until the mately 307 home events. hockey, $25, jv boys cross country, column two classes are full. Call 658-4270 In closing, thank you for taking $25, jv girls cross country, $25, jv to register or for more information. the time to read this request. If you boys winter track, $25, jv girls page 11 Teen aerobics have any questions, please feel free winter track, $25. This new program is an after to call mc at 694-6055. Jv baseball, $25, jv girls tennis, school program for high school Sincerely, $25, jv boys tennis, $25, jv boys students, grades nine through 12 James M. Gillis, Director Physical Education and Athletics that will meet for eight weeks Sponsor a contest Mondays and Wednesdays Varsity beginning January 13. Football, $500, co-sponsor $250; There will be exercising to music hockey, S250, co-sponsor $125; while we warm up, stretch, dance basketball, $200, co-sponsor, $100; and move to the beat. Call the wrestling, $100, co-sponsor $50; Recreation Office Monday through gymnastics, $100, co-sponsor, $50; Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. volleyball, $100; boys soccer, $50; to register, 658-4270. girls soccer, S50. order your r ■ PRESENT THIS COUPON). 1 HOLIDAY PIES NOW! i Fine Distinctive Homes I • Apple Lemon Marangue by i I its Hfttas • Blueberry Cherry i I ,( Paul K. Butt Builders, Inc. i LUBE, OIL I • Mince Chocolate Cream i I • Banana Cream Pumpkin / Squash i1 I Custom Built - i & FILTER I ALL PIES $4.99 i uptoSqts. I A home uniquely yours. i with any service work I i of $100 or more I We Now Have PIZZA! Superb Residential Community i • MUFFLERS • BRAKES • SHOCKS • STRUTS • SPRINGS I i Wooded Private Lots COMPU ITRIZED WHEEL ALIGNMENTS • CUSTOM EXHAUST Get a Large Cheese $4.99 ^ 75* i • CATALYTIC CONVERTERS • C.V. JOINTS Built with High Standards i I i I UPTOWN DELI i I Bakery & Catering A variety of plans to choose from i I 658-3716 • 657-8215 i 2532 Main Street (next to Taylor Rental) I i 508 363 Middlesex Ave., Rt 62, North Wilmington Rt 62 in Wilmington • Exit 40 off Rt 93 TEWKSBURY « > 658-2222 I L COUPON J (508) 658-0099 • FAX (508) 658-2066 WWMN^V VHMVNOT TOWN CRIER. DECEMBER 25, 1991 11 V Outdoors column Janice Copp Burns, D.C. A by Bill Conlon temple of ugliness as the day grinds keeps winter breezes off the chin, a box of fishing gear around, and Ugly. Ice fishing may be fun, and on. There is no boat to contain your and not close-cropped pretty little sucking down brandy -- why, of Chiropractor n challenging, and productive when it belongings, so they just spread out beards, either. A true ice angler's course! He sweats! Ice anglers are 668 M»in Street jj conies to fish caught, but it surely is as time passes. hair shirt is too long only when it known for smelling ugly by the end Wilmington, MA 01887 * the Ugliest Sport. Perhaps Sumo Beer cans are tossed and kicked, interferes with zipping up his fly. of the day. No senses are safe. And Wrestling can compare, but only in to be collected later, and coats and Then he might trim it, maybe. they swear, too. climates warm enough to allow the hats are discarded and left where The clothes of ice fishing are not wearing of diapers in public. they land. Most of the junk will be found in Gentlemen's Quarterly, But ugliness is really one of the Ice fishing starts ugly. A parking centered around the tackle sled but but you should have expected that. charms of ice fishing. Where else I lot full of road-salted pickups and the rest, well, it just lays there. There are no fashionable neon ski would you find hundreds of decent •c Our sincere best wishes for a ^1 chirofl,,c U togs or trendy trenchcoats out here. the occasional battered Subaru. At There's the stove and empty egg people, wearing horrible clothes, in n nappy holiday season and a healthy r—\^fe—*\ •• Oh-dark-30 in the morning, there's cartons, the ice auger here and the Naw. Ice anglers prefer military the middle of a frozen lake, before no such thing as pretty, anyway. skimming spoon there. Cluttery. surplus Arctic gear, with enormous dawn, in God-awful weather? Only and prosperous 1992 ^-^^^sS--'^ Jt The once rippled pond, full of fat Around the holes there are dead pockets for things like pliers, extra those who enjoy winter to the ut- hooks, brandy, and fish. j^ Genile.Gentle, individualized 'u ducks, is now a barren slab haunted baitfish and dull brown weeds that most are called to ice fish. (508) 658-0944 chiropractic care lor all ages by gulls and crows. The ice itself is were plucked off the hook. The The best-dressed ice anglers may What a great sport! either a flat gray or a dirty white. seagulls may eat the dead baitfish, lean toward one-piece snowmobile Hi im$*r%% on a good day, which can provide suits, often in camoflage colors, but — Tackle Box — You can't carry ice fishing gear that's as pretty as it gets. Boots tend by hand - too attractive. The gear excellent snowball sport. But good While ice fishing time is coming snowball snow and slow seagulls toward a rural Maine look, while is instead loaded onto a toboggan or hats run the gamut from old Navy up fast, the ice is NOT safe. Repeat: stuffed in a box and dragged out to only happen on the best of days. A the ice is NOT safe yet Stay off the normal, ugly day will see brown watch caps to odd South American the fishing spot. Pretty things ride, imports. My favorite is a U.S. Air pond until we get a few more weeks but ugly stuff gets dragged. spots on the ice, where you dumped of cold weather. Don't risk it. Merry Christmas your frozen cup of coffee, and a Force B-9B flight helmet, with fake Before dawn, before the coffee is fur on the earflaps, that looks like a from all off us at perking on a real day, you trudge few yellow ones, because you were Chinese border guard hat. Ahh! A special thanks to Tom G for his drinking coffee to begin with. onto the pond, your ears assaulted Gloves? Nyet! Mittens are much call to the office last week, about an by the growl of a snowmobile - or The less said about bathrooming better. They're easier to get on and oopsie I had. Tom rightly took me BEAUTY DEPO' worse -- the braying of a gasoline- in the middle of a featureless frozen off quickly, for reaching down into to task over my statement that the 421 Main St. (Jet of Rts. 38 & 62) powered ice auger punching holes lake, the better. Ahem. the frigid water to nab a pike by the Quabbin reservation had 65 deer in the pond. People who engage in fishing on gills, but how many pairs of truly per acre. That would be crowded, Wilmington Even the sounds are ugly. the ice, while terrific folks for the fashionable adult mittens have you wouldn't it? The correct number But the holes are drilled and the most part, are extraordinarily and seen? Discards off an Ipswich lob- was 50 to 65 deer per square mile, % 658-9433 tip-ups are depth-checked and little unredeemably ugly. Fishermen are not per acre. My apologies. fish speared onto the hooks, and ster boat would blend right in. customarily unsightly - part of the Aqd guess what happens to an ice Deer stories, anyone? Call me at that's about all there is to do. The sport, you see - but ice fishermen 658-2346. Denise, Nancy, Robbin, Lisa rest of what might otherwise be a angler who wears 50 pounds worth set the standards. Most ice anglers of clothes, spends the day dragging lovely sunrise is spent standing and wear beards, with the excuse that it Laurie, Brenda & Paul staring at sticks in the ice, hoping for an occasional up-right flag. Youth hockey Open Mon-Tues-Wcd & Fri 9-7; Thurs 9-8; Sat 9-4 On a slow fishing day, nothing is quite so boring as ice fishing. You may turn on a radio, or scorch up Bantams some breakfast on the Coleman, but ********************************* that's it. A good book will make a slow day tolerable, too. breeze When the fish are biting, though, Wilmington's Bantam Youth it can be frantic. Hockey squad scored two On days with brilliant sunshine impressive victories in recent your entire face squints, making all action, blasting Pentucket 1,8-2 and and sundry look like Inuits. Not the topping Agawam, 3-1. best looking folks, genetically. Matt Callandrello scored two Some days, however, are ugly un- goals in the Pentucket rout along to themselves. with John Lynch. Charlie Ross, If you look out the window at an Mike Giordano, Chris White and awful snowstorm and say, "Thank Mike Barry had single Wilmington God I don't have to go anywhere," goals. you can bet there are dozens of ice Assists went to Jamie Caples anglers staring back at you from (two), Giordano (two), Callandrello the lakes and ponds. (two), Lynch (three), Barry, Ross, There is no such thing as weather Gene Reynolds and Bob Kelly. Jeff too nasty for ice fishing. It simply Morin played a solid game in goal doesn't happen. A tornado (rare in for the winners. winter) may push a few of the limp- Chris Splaine, Jamie Caples and wrists toward shore, but the manly Mike Giordano notched the goals in men will tough it out, regardless. the Agawam win, with assists to Bantams Wilmington Mite A standouts Kristen Thomas (left) Ryan Swasey and Mike Barry. The ugliest possible day on the ice " and Matt Gillis get set to\buzz the net in recent youth is warm and sticky. Yuck. Then a DUZZ hockey action. The Mite A's turned back fog may form that obliterates all Peabody, 4-1 behind the rock-solid details. Gray ice blends with gray play of goalie David Silva who fog, creating a impenetrable wall of turned away 16 shots on net. Dan obscurity. It's called a White Out, Torpey, Andy Campbell and Mike and it is scary, if you become lost. Corcoran sparked the Wilmington Your fishing site becomes a high offense. Torpey scored three goals and Silva was superb again with 25 saves in a 4-2 win over Andover. Kristen Thomas also scored a Wilmington goal. .And a THANK YOU to our loyal patrons School standings F & R AUTO SUPPLY next week 160 Lowell St. (Rte 129) Wilmington 658-5705 ********************************* He s making his list... and checking it twice. Subscribe! Don't miss a single issue! Mail this form today! Season s Greeting irom all ol us at NAME Otonenam Co-operative Dank' ADDRESS Stoneham Area: Wilmington Area: 335 Main Street 11 Middlesex Avenue TOWN STATE ZIP Stoneham, MA Wilmington, MA (508) 658-7804 Enclose your check for: (617) 438-0430 (800) 422-8982 (800) 432-0880 1 year local-$18.00 I I Tewksbury edition I STONEHAM ^^ CO-OPERATIVE f^Y 2 years local - $34.00 □ Wilmington edition MEMBER FDIC BANK SSSL MAIL TO: Town Crier, P.O. Box 460, Wilmington, MA 01887 ] .12 TOWN CRIER. DECEMBER 25, 1991 ». r i Where the action is I Open & ' \ i ^0 I League Bowling v Boys' basketball Billerica at Andover 7:45; Wednesday, January 22 Girls' gymnastics i f I January: i Friday, January 3 Wilmington at Lawrence; Tewksbury at Lowell; Dracut \ I Central at Lowell 7:30; Haverhill Methuen at Tewksbury; Lowell at Chelmsford; Wilmignton at Thursday, 2, Wilmington at f& CANDLEWOOD Chelmsford, 7; Lowell at North I at Chelmsford 7:30; Billerica at bye. Billerica; Andover at Haverhill; 657-8156 Andover, 4:30; Monday, 6, Automatic d.livary tarvici I Andover, 6:00; Wilmington at Tuesday, January 7 Methuen at Central. LANES Chelmsford at Lowell, Tues., 7, 35 Main St., (Rt 28) Lawrence; Methuen at Wilmington at Lowell; Saturday, January 25 Call before 8 am I Dracut at Billerica; 8, Wed., No. Reading Tewksbury; Dracut, bye. Lawrence at Billerica; Tewksbury Haverhill at Lowell; Chelmsford Same Day Delivery I Tuesday, January 7 at Haverhill; Dracut at Andover; at Billerica; Methuen at Dracut; Wilmington at Lowell, 7; Fri., | M hr. Bumar aarylca through Paul KaHf I Wilmington at Lowell; Methuen bye; Chelmsford bye. Tewksbury at Wilmington 10, Chelmsford at Billerica, 7; Prteaa >ub|act lo changa without notica 664-3145 Dracut at Andover, 4; No. ^ Lawrence at Billerica; Methuen at Friday, January 10 4:00; Central bye; Andover bye. Central 7:30; Tewksbury at Lowell at Billerica; Andover at Wednesday, January 29 Andover at Wimington, 7; Haverhill; Dracut at Andover; Chelmsford; Dracut at Lawrence; Lowell at Methuen; Chelmsford Mon., 13, Andover at Chelmsford; • at Tewksbury; Billerica at TO OUR y AND Chelmsford bye. Wilmington at Methuen; Methuen at Dracut, 7 p.m.; Tues., Dracut; Central at Andover; 14, No. Andover at Billerica; FRIENDS Friday, January 10 Haverhill bye; Tewksbury bye. f. CUSTOMERS Lowell at Billerica; Andover at Tuesday, January 14 Haverhill at Wilmington 8:00. Thurs., 16, Dracut at No. Andover, Chelmsford; Central at Haverhill Lowell at Dracut; Chelmsford Saturday, February 1 4:30; Fri., 17, Billerica at Methuen; 7:30; Dracut at Lawrence; at' Wilmington; Haverhill at Andover at Lowell; Methuen at Lowell at Andover, 4:00; Tues., 21, fflffijf Happy ^j| Wilmington at Methuen; Methuen 7:45; Andover at Chelmsford; Tewksbury at Billerica at Wilmington 7; Tewksbury bye. Tewksbury 7:45; Lawrence bye; Billerica; Wilmington at Wed., 22, Methuen at Lowell; Wjif Holidays Haverhill; Dracut bye; Central and Tuesday, January 14 Billerica bye. Thurs., 23, Chelmsford at Dracut; sj^ra^^ - Friday, January 17 bye. Fri., 24, Wilmington at \ a Healthy Lowell at Dracut; Chelmsford * Wednesday, February 5 Andover at Lowell; Billerica at Andover; No. Andover at at Wilmington; Central at Chelmsford at Lowell; Central at NEW YEAR! Lawrence 7:30; Haverhill at Haverhill; Lawrence at Methuen; Mon., 27, Lowell at ^ Carol, Sue, Jimmy Haverhill; Methuen at Andover; Dracut; Methuen at Chelmsford; Methuen 6:00; Andover at Tewksbury; Dracut at Dracut at Tewksbury; kfe and itaff at Tewksbury, 6:00.; Billerica bye. Wilmington; Chelmsford bye; Tues., 28, Billerica at Andover, Wk CAMEO VIDEOS Methuen bye. Wilmington bye; Billerica bye. 4:00; Thurs., 30, Wilmington at ^S^^^^r \ Friday, January 17 Saturday, February 8 Andover at Lowell; Chelmsford at Tuesday, January 21 Dracut, 7; Fri., 31, Andover at Central 7:30; Billerica at Haverhill; Haverhill at Chelmsford; Central Methuen, 4:00. Tewksbury at Lowell; Dracut at Billerica; Andover at 6.5 l| Lawrence at Tewksbury; at Chelmsford; Wilmington at i February 65z Wilmington 4:00; Tewksbury Mon., 3, Billerica at Lowell, 7:00, Main St. Dracut at Wilmington; Methuen Billerica; Methuen at Andover W ~ bye. 7:45. at Methuen 6:00; Lowell bye; Andover at No. Andover, 4:30; Wilmington C 8333 Tuesday, January 21 1/20 Lawrence at Haverhill 7:30. Dracut bye. Methuen at Wilmington, 7:00; _Uf Baff 1 Wednesday, February 12 Sat., Feb. 8, League meet, . .1 Tewksbury at Lowell; Dracut Friday, January 24 at Chelmsford; Wilmington at Haverhill at Lowell 7:30; Billerica at Lowell; Chelmsford at Wilmington, 6. :■■:' Billerica; Lawrence at Haverhill, Chelmsford at Billerica; Methuen at Central; Andover at Dracut; Boys' track 7:30; Methuen at Andover 6:00; Dracut; Tewksbury at Wilmington at Methuen; Methuen Central bye. Wilmington; Andover bye; Haverhill bye; Tewksbury bye. Monday, December 30 Friday, January 24 Lawrence bye. Saturday, February 15 Methuen vs Lawrence; Ipswich vs Lowell at Methuen; Chelmsford Tuesday, January 28 Lowell at Central; Haverhill at Haverhill; Andover vs No. at Tewksbury 6:00; Billerica at Lowell at Methuen; Chelmsford Billerica; Tewksbury at Andover; Central vs No. Reading. Dracut; Central at Wilmington at Tewksbury 7:45; Billerica at Andover 6:30; Wilmington at Monday, January 6 7:30; Andover at Lawrence; Dracut; Andover at Lawrence; Dracut; Chelmsford bye; Methuen Methuen vs Haverhill; Haverhill bye. Wilmington bye; Haverhill bye. bye. Masconomet vs No. Reading; Friday, January 31 Friday, January 31 Monday, February 17 Central vs No. Reading. Lawrence at Lowell; Methuen at Lawrence at Lowell; Methuen at Lowell at Haverhill; Billerica at Monday, January 13 Chelmsford; Tewksbury at Chelmsford; Tewksbury at Chelmsford; Dracut at Methuen; Lawrence vs Haverhill; Methuen Billerica; Dracut at Central 7;30; Billerica; Wilmington at Wilmington at Central; Central vs Lynnfield; Chelmsford vs Wilmington at Haverhill, 6:00; Haverhill 7:45; Dracut bye; bye; Andover bye. Andover; Central vs Masconomet. Andover bye. Andover bye. Thursday, February 20, all Monday, January 20 Tuesday, February 4 Tuesday, February 4 star game. Wilmington vs Methuen; Chelmsford at Lowell; Central at Chelmsford at Lowell; Haverhill Chelmsford vs No. Andover; Billerica7:30; Andover at Haverhill at Andover 7:30; Methuen at Boys' wrestling Andover vs No. Reading; Lawrence 7:30; Methuen at Lawrence; Lawrence; Dracut at Wednesday, December 18 vs Billerica. Dracut at Tewksbury; Tewksbury; Billerica at December 27-28 ■ Lowell Wilmington bye. Wilmington 7:30. Lowell Holiday Thursday, December 26 Friday, February 7 Friday, February 7 Thursday, January 2 No. Reading vs Chelmsford; No. Lowell at Central 7:30; Haverhill at Chelmsford 7:30; Wilmington at Tewksbury Andover vs Lowell; Masconomet vs Chelmsford at Haverhill 7:30; Andover at Billerica; Lawrence at Saturday, January 4 Billerica. Methuen, Dracut, Greater Lowell, Andover at Billerica; Lawrence at Wilmington; Tewksbury at Thursday, January 2 Wilmington; Tewksbury at Methuen 7:45; Lowell bye; TBA. Lynnfield vs Tewksbury; Wednesday, January 8 Methuen, 6; Dracut bye. Dracut bye. Masconomet vs Chelmsford; Tuesday, February 11 Tewksbury at Billerica, 6:30; Billerica vs Lowell. Tuesday, February. 11 Lawrence at Wilmington 6:30; Billerica at Lowell; Chelmsford at Billerica at Lowell; Chelmsford at Thursday, January 9 Lawrence at Chelmsford 6:30; Wilmington vs Tewksbury; Andover, 6:00; Haverhill at Central Andover 7;45; Lawrence at Dracut; Lowell at Dracut, 6:30. 7:30; Lawrence at Dracut; Methuen at Wilmington; Lynnfield vs Ipswich; Billerica vs Thursday, January 9 Andover; Lowell vs Chelmsford. Methuen at Wilmington; Haverhill at Tewksbury 7:30. Methuen at Central 6:30. Tewksbury bye. Friday, February 14 Thursday, January 16 Saturday, January 11 Wilmington vs Ipswich; Friday, February 14 Lowell at Andover; Haverhill at Commonwealth Cup at Wayland. Lowell at Andover; Central at Billerica; Tewksbury at Billerica vs No. Andover; Lowell vs Wednesday, January 15 No. Reading. Chelmsford 7:30; Haverhill at Lawrence; Wilmington at Dracut at Chelmsford; 6:30; Billerica; Tewksbury at Dracut; Chelmsford bye; Methuen Thursday, January 23 Tewksbury at Methuen, 6:30; Tewksbury vs Ipswich; Lawrence; Wilmington at bye. Central at Wimington, 6:30. Dracut; Methuen bye. Lawrence vs Lynnfield; Lowell vs Monday December 30 Lowell Friday, January 17 Haverhill; Central vs Masconomet. 2/16 Andover at Central, 3 at Wilmington, 1:45 freshmen; Wilmington at Lowell. p.m. Monday, January 27 3:15 junior varsity; 4:30 Saturday, January 18 Haverhill vs Lynnfield; Tuesday, February 18 varsity. Lawrence, Haverhill, Central at Haverhill at Lowell, 7:30; Tewksbury vs Methuen; Tuesday, February 18 Billerica, 12:00 Andover vs Masconomet. May the true spirit of Billerica at Chelmsford; Dracut at Lowell at Haverhill 7:30; Billerica Monday, February 3 Methuen 7:30; Wilmington at at Chelmsford 7:45; Wilmington Wednesday, January 22 Methuen vs Ipswich; No. Andover Tewksbury 6:00; Lawrence bye. at Tewksbury; 2/19 Lawrence at Methuen at Biillerica; Lowell at Game times: Freshmen 3:15 Andover 7:30. vs Masconomet; Andover vs the season remain in our Tewksbury 6:30; Lawrence at Lowell; Central vs Chelmsford. p.m.; junior varsity 4:30 p.m Game times: Freshmen 3:15 Chelmsford, 6:30; Wilmington at p.m.; Junior Varsity 4:30; Thursday, January 30 varsity 7:45 p.m. unless Dracut, 6:30. Lawrence vs Wilmington; • hearts. Best wishes! otherwise noted. varsity 6. Unless otherwise Saturday, January 25 Chelmsford vs Billerica; No. Wilmington Builders Supply noted. Wilmington at Billerica; Andover vs No. Reading; Central vs Girls' basketball Boys' ice hockey Dracut at Lawrence; Haverhill, Lowell. Saturday, January 4 334 Main St., Wilmington Friday, January 3 Saugus, Whittier, at* Methuen; Thursday, Februry 6 Chelmsford at Haverhill 7:30; Chelmsford at Haverhill; Billerica Lowell at Lawrence. at Central; Wilmington at Haverhill vs Wilmington; Andover; Methuen at Tewksbury vs Lawrence; No. Tewksbury; Lowell bye; Dracut Wednesday, January 29 Reading vs Billerica. bye. Tewksbury at Chelmsford Girls' track 6:30; Billerica at Dracut 6:30; Methuen Methuen at Wilmington 6:30. Monday., December 30 Wednesday, January 8 Saturday, February 1 Methuen vs Lawrence; Ipswich vs Wilmington at Lowell; Chelmsford, Salem.N.H., Merri- Haverhill; Andover vs No. Andover at Billerica; Tewksbury mack at Billerica. Andover. at Haverhill; Dracut at Central; Wednesday, February 5 Monday, January 6 Methuen bye; Chelmsford bye. Billerica at Lowell; Haverhill at Methuen vs Haverhill; Saturday, January 11 Tewksbury. Masconomet vs No. Reading. Lowell* at Billerica; Central at Thursday, February 6 Monday, January 13 Chelmsford; Dracut at Andover; Chelmsford at Cdentral. Lawrence vs Haverhill; Methuen Methuen at Wilmington 4:00; Saturday, February 8 vs Lynnfield; Chelmsford vs Haverhill bye; Tewksbury bye. Lowell at Chelmsford. Andover. Wednesday, January 15 Tuesday, February 11 Monday, January 20 Lowell at Dracut; Chelmsford Haverhill at Wilmington, Wilmington vs Methuen; at Wilmington 8:00; Haverhill at 6:30. Chelmsford vs No. Andover; Methuen; Central at Tewksbury; Wednesday, February 12 Andover vs No. Reading;'Lawrence Andover bye; Billerica bye. Lowell at Methuen; Wilmington vs Billerica. Saturday, January 18 at Chelmsford; Lawrence at Lowell On behalf of the staff at Central at Lowell; Billerica at Tewksbury. Thursday, December 26 The Lowell Five, we would like Haverhill; Andover at Saturday, February 15 No. Reading vs Chelmsford; No. Tewksbury; Dracut at Chelmsford at Methuen. Andover vs Lowell; Masconomet vs to say "thank you" to all of our friends Wilmington 4:00; Chelmsford Tuesday, February 18 Billerica. and customers. We appreciate your bye; Methuen bye. Lawrence at Methuen, 6:30. patronage over this past year and we look forward to serving your financial needs in 1992. Qret'ectiwi/b' We, at The Lowell Five, wish you r and yours a cI year of Peace, Health and May you share in many fun-filled moments. Happiness. Our sincere thanks and tidings of joy to each of you. C -A M NAMARA TIRE CO., INC. I 208 Main Street, Wilmington, MA Lowell • Billerica • Chelmsford • Dracut * North Chelmsford • Tewksbury • Tyngsboro • Westford Wilmington • (508) 452-1300 • Member RDIC and DIFM • An Equal Opportunity Lender 658-9126 '. ■■< - . I TOWN CRIER. DECEMBER 25, 1991 13 obituary Hazel I. Huggan the Sunshine Club of Carnation funeral mass was held Saturday Hazel I (Mahoney) Huggan, 86, a Drive, and L.I.F.E. at Blaire House. December 21 in St. William's former resident of the Carnation She was a communicant of St. Church. Burial followed in Forest Drive elderly housing complex, William's Church and a member of Hills Cemetery. Memorials to the died Wednesday, December 18, St. William's Sodality. Leukemia Society of America, 31 1991 at a Lowell Hospital. She was She is survived by her daughter St. James Ave., Boston, MA 02116 a resident at Blaire House of Mrs. Albert (Carol A.) Bucknam of will be appreciated. Arrangements Tewksbury. Tewksbury; four sons and through the Tewksbury Funeral She was born in St. John, New daughters-in-law, Frederick E. and Home. Brunswick, Canada, November 10, Rita E. (Rawley) Huggan of 1905, the daughter of the late Dedham, John W. and Joanne B. William J. and Georgiana (Garvin) (Koenig) Huggan of St. Paul, Minn., ttersto Mahoney, and was the widow of Robert P. and Carol A. (Venis) Emerson W. Huggan. Just in time for Christmas, the Salvation Army opened a new thrift store in Huggan of Groveland, and Gerald he editor Wilmington last week. The store has clothing, both new and used, furniture, She emigrated to the U.S. at the F. and Lynne (Ellis) Huggan of Salvation Army store household goods, appliances, gifts, records and books. It is located on Main age of 17 and lived in the Lynn area Methuen. Fifteen grandchildren and Street, near the Colonial Park Mall. most of her life. She was a resident 29 great-grandchildren also The Town Crier welcomes letters to of Tewksbury since. 1979. survive. the editor. To be published letters Prior to retirement, she was self She was also the mother of the late must be signed. Names may be employed in the chiracare business. Donald A. Huggan and sister of the withheld if requested. Active in Tewksbury, she was a late Grace Haley, Frederick Mail to: Town Crier, P.O. Box 460, member of the Golden Age Club, Mahoney and John Mahoney. 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Box 520 (508)657-7912 773 Salem St., Rt 62, No. Wilmington, MA 01E87 657-7566 *** Tel (508) 658-2645 F. x (508) 658-0541 NO JOB TOO SMALL *** Toll Free within MA 00-696-SHEA I s 14 TOWN CRIER, DECEMBER 25, 1991 DEBORAH EDGERLY hunq bif ike obituaries DENTIST ■tiimnetf will care Quality care in pleasant surroundings Isabelle M. Carpenter Shawn F. Carroll New patients & emergencies welcome Mrs. Isabelle M. (Mackay) Car- Shawn F. Carroll, 22, of North Saturday hours penter of Lithia, Fla., formerly of Charleston, S.C., formerly of 1 Most insurance accepted Wilmington, died unexpectedly at Wilmington, died on December 18, her home on Thurs., Dec. 19,1991. 1991 at his residence. She was 66. (508) 694-9300 388 Rear Main St (Rt 38) Mr. Carroll was born in Win- Prior to retirement she was an chester the son of the late John F. Behind Baybank Wilmington electronic assembler for many Carroll and Kathleen (Bickford) years. Carroll of Wilmington. He was a Mrs. Carpenter was the widow of lifelong resident of Wilmington » the late Charles R. Carpenter, and is having graduated from Wilmington I ROBERTS CHIROPRACTIC survived by her sons and daugh- High School with the Class of 1988. ters-in-law, Charles D. and Janet At the time of his death, Mr. Carroll Health Care Office Carpenter of Menimack, N.H. and was a hull technician in the U.S. New Patients Welcome Lee E. and Suzanne Carpenter of Navy. Farmington, N.H; her sister Janet In addition to his mother Mr. (& can be seen immediately in most cases) Sheridan of Ft. Meyers, Fla., and Carroll is survived by his beloved her two grandchildren Mathew Car- wife Jean (Nocella), his maternal HOI IRQ' Monday thru Saturday penter of Merrimack, N.H. and n\J U no. _ 12ML & 3:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. grandmother, Mary Bickford of 9;00 a m Tami Carpenter of Farmington. Billerica; his brothers and sisters, N.H. Gene Carroll, William Carroll, Funeral services for Mrs. Tina Williamson, Cindy Case, all of Carpenter were held from the W.S. Wilmington, Charles of Somerville, Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home Richard of Florida and Mark of Monday afternoon. Interment Chelsea. He is also survived by five followed in the family lot Wild- nephews and a niece. wood Cemetery. His funeral was held from the W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Home Monday morning followed by a funeral mass at St. Thomas Rosetta Canada Church. Interment took place in Rosetta Canada, who for many Fox Hill Cemetery. years lived in Wilmington near the Memorials in his name may be Woburn line, died December 17, made to the American Cancer 1991 at the age of 97. Born in Society, 853 Main St., Suite 205, Cambridge, she was active in the St. Tewksbury, MA 01876. John's Baptist Church of Woburn. • Permanent Hair Removal for Men & Women She was the last of her immediate Day, Evening & Weekend Appointments Available family. She is survived by many All news great • Individual Probes nieces and nephews and grand nieces and grand nephews. • Complimentary Consultation The funeral was from St. John's and small ~ Call for appointment Baptist Church on Friday. From school lunches to Interment followed in Wildwood 658-9907 . . After hanging all the stockings with care, Stephen major news events, the Waiting Knox and Michelle Frazier stood guard at Cemetery on Saturday morning. 311 Middlesex Ave. fnr Conta Tcwksbury's Heathbrook School in hopes that Funeral arrangements were by Town Crier covers all lor 3dtlld Santa soon wouid be there, although he might have C.W. Jones of Everett. Wilmington, MA 01887 a little difficulty getUng past the roaring blaze. the bases. 658-2346 MORTGAGEE'S SALE S 62° 27' 00" E by said Main Street, 4. Rights of others lawfully entitled to h) an assignment of Landlord's interest 11. Rights of DAR, Inc. (d/b/a Freedom There is also included in the sale all OF REAL ESTATE 346.82 feet to a point of curvature; thence the use and enjoyment of three drain in the Store Lease from Industrial Drug) as tenant only, under a Lease appliances, furnishings and fixtures ; and in execution of th> turning and running easements ("the Drainage Easements"), Contractors and Developers, Inc. to between Tewksbury Square Realty located on the premises to the extent the of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage SOUTHEASTERLY still by said Main shown on the Plan as a) the 30' Wide Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation by Corporation, as Landlord, and DAR, Inc. same are part of the realty. Deed and Security Agreement given by Street, on a curve to the right having a Drainage Easement "D" along the an Assignment and Assumption of Lease as Tenant, dated March 29, 1989. for a There is also included in the sale all of Tewksbury Square Realty Corp- radius of 1038.41 feet, a distance of Southeasterly property line, and b) Agreement dated October 13, 1988, and term of ten (10) years commencing May 1, the interest of the mortgagor in all goods, oration, to John Hancock Mutual 270.36 feet to a point; thence turning and Drainage Easement "B" in the Southerly recorded with said Deeds in Book 4721, 1989 and ending on April 30, 1999 with fixtures, inventory, accounts, documents, Life Insurance Company, which running corner of the premises, and c) the 20' Page 9; two (2) successive options to extend for instruments, chattel paper and general Mortgage is dated October 12, 1989, and S 47° 37' 00" E still by said Main Wide Drainage Easement along the i) a Letter Form Amendment Agreement additional terms of five (5) years, as intangibles (each as defined in the recorded with the Middlesex North District Street, 77.00 feet to the point of Southwesterly property line. contained in a letter from counsel for affected by a Subordination, Non- Massachusetts Uniform Commercial Registry of Deeds in Book 5037, Page beginning. 5. Rights of Supermarkets General Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation to Disturbance and Attornment Agreement by Code) of every kind and nature attached 318, of which Mortgage the undersigned Said Lot "A" contains, according to the Corporation (successor by merger to counsel for Supermarkets General and between John Hancock Mutual Lie to, placed upon, or used in connection is the present holder, for breach of the Plan, 13.74 acres of land. Purity Supreme, Inc.) under a Lease (the Corporation dated August 21, 1989; and Insurance Company, as Mortgagee, and with the premises which are subject to said conditions of said Mortgage, and for the There is appurtenant to said Lot "A" the "Store Lease") between Industrial j) a Fifth Amendment of Store Lease by DAR, Inc. as Lessee, and acknowledged Mortgage Deed and Security Agreement, purpose of foreclosing the same, there rights and easements set forth in a certain Contractors and Developers, Inc., and and between Tewksbury Square Realty and consented to by Tewksbury Square products thereof and replacements therefor shall be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 Grant of Easements from Phillipe J. John V. Sullivan, Trustee as aforesaid, as Corporation, as Landlord, and Super- Realty Corporation, as Mortgagor, and accessions and additions thereto a.m. on the 23rd day of January, 1992, on Cormier and Claudette M. Cormier, Landlords, and Purity Supreme, Inc., as markets General Corporation, as Tenant, effective as of October 12, 1989 and to be the mortgaged premises located at SS3 including, but not limited to all licenses, Trustees of Navillus Road Realty Trust, Tenant, dated December 3, 1981, with dated as of October 11, 1989 and to be recorded with said Deeds contempor- permits and approvals for the ownership, Main Street, a/k/a Tewksbury Square under a Declaration of Trust dated April 7, respect to which a Notice of Lease dated recorded with said Deeds contempor- aneously herewith. Shopping Center, Tewksbury, Middlesex maintenance and operation of said 1986, and recorded with said Deeds in December 3, 1981, is recorded with said aneously herewith. 12. Rights of Julie Jongnee Kim (d/b/a premises, all plans and specifications County. Commonwealth of Massa- Book 3419, Page 256, to Industrial Deeds in Book 2537, Page 394, as k) a Subordination, Non-Disturbance Fantasy Cleaners) as tenant only, under a chusetts, all and singular, the premises pertaining to said premises, all appraisals, Contractors and Developers, Inc. dated affected by: and Attornment Agreement by and Lease between Tewksbury Square Realty engineering, soils and other reports and described in said mortgage, to wit: October 13, 1988, and recorded with said a) a First Amendment of Lease (Store between John Hancock Mutual Life Corporation, as Landlord, and Julie "A certain parcel of land, together with studies relating to said premises, and all Deeds in Book 4720, Page 339. There is Lease) dated May 4, 1982, by and Insurance Company, as Mortgagee, and Jongnee Kim as Tenant, dated February 6, contract rights, warranties, guaranties, the buildings and other improvements further appurtenant to said Lot "A" the Supermarkets General Corporation, as 1989, for a term of five (5) years situated thereon, located on the South- between Industrial Contractors and catalog, tenant lists, correspondence with right to the use of all drainage easements Developers, Inc. and John V. Sullivan, Lessee, and acknowledged and consented commencing July 7, 1989 and ending on present or prospective tenants or suppliers, westerly side Main Street, Tewksbury, shown on the Plan, in common with all to by Tewksbury Square Realty July 6, 1994, with one (1) option to Middlesex County, Massachusetts, being Trustee as aforesaid, as Landlords, and advertising materials, and telephone ■ others lawfully entitled thereto. Purity Supreme, Inc., as Tenant; Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of extend for an additional term of five (5) exchange numbers as identified in such shown as Lot "A" on a plan entitled "Plan October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with Sears, as affected by a Subordination, of Land in Tewksbury, Mass.," dated There is further appurtenant to said Lot b) an Assignment of Tenant's Interest in materials. "A" the rights and easements set forth in a Leases from Purity Supreme, Inc. to Leo said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. Ion-Disturbance and Attornment Said premises will be sold subject to December 7, 1981, last revised March 2, 6. Terms and provisions of an Amended Agreement by and between John Hancock 1982, prepared by G II R Engineering certain Grant of Easements from Charles Kahn, Trustee of K F Realty Trust, under and/or with the benefit of any and all N. Parisi and Charles J. Salvo to a Declaration of Trust dated January 3, Order of Conditions issued by the Mutual Life Insurance Company, as restrictions, easements, agreements and Corporation, recorded with the Middlesex Tewksbury Conservation Commission Mortgagee, and Julie Jongnee Kim as North District Registry of Deeds in Plan Industrial Contractors and Developers, 1980. and recorded with the Suffolk any matters of record which have priority Inc. dated as of October 13, 1988, Registry of Deeds in Book 9353, Page 21, pursuant to the Massachusetts Wetlands Lessee, and acknowledged and consented over the mortgage being foreclosed, if any Book 136, Plan 90 (the "Plan"). Said Lot Protection Act, M.G.L. c.131, (DEQE to by Tewksbury Square Realty "A" is more particularly bounded and recorded with said Deeds in Book 4720, as amended, which Assignment was dated File No. 305-338), dated October 19. there be. Page 344, and filed with the Northern February 24, 1983, and recorded with said Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of Said pemises will be sold subject to an described, according to the Plan, as 1988, and recorded with said Deeds in October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with follows: Registry District of Middlesex County as Middlesex North District. Registry of Amended,Order of Conditions dated Book 4720, Page 347. said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. October 19, 1988, recorded with said Beginning at the Northeasterly comer Document No. 125,311, noted on Deeds in Book 2635, Page 523, which 7. The obligations of the owner of said Certificate of Title No. 16880 in Assignment was confirmed by a 13. Rights of Papa Gino's of America, Deeds in Book 4720, Page 447, as thereof at a point on the Southwesterly Lot "A" relating to the exercise of the Inc. (d/b/a Papa Gino's) as tenant only, affected by a Certificate of Compliance side of said Main Street and at land now or Registration Book 86, Page 159. Confirmatory Assignment of Tenant's There is further appurtenant to said Lot Interest in Leases dated as of February 24, Utility and drainage rights appurtenant to under a Lease between Tewksbury Square dated October 15, 1990, recorded with formerly of Paul A. Daiglc and Cecile said Lot "A" established in, under, over Realty Corporation, as Landlord and Papa said Deeds in Book 5357, Page 87. Daigtc, thence running "A", and said Lot "A" is subject to, the 1983, and recorded with said Deeds in and through land situated between said Lot terms and provisions of a Notice of Book 4720. Page 302; Gino's of America, Inc. as Tenant, dated Said premises will also be sold subject to S 44° 56' 27" W in part by said land "A" and Navillus Road, as shown on the July 12. 1989, for a term of fifteen (15) any unpaid real estate taxes, municipal or now or formerly of Paul A. Daiglc and Variance - - Conditional or Limited c) a Second Amendment of Lease (Store Variance or Special Permit granted by the Lease) between Industrial Contractors and As-Built Plan, by a certain Grant of years commencing September 19, 1989 other public liens or taxes, water and Cecile Daiglc, in part by land now or Easements from Phillipe J. Cormier and sewer assessments, and tax title takings if formerly of Roger B. Oliver and in part by Tewksbury Planning Board on October Developers, Inc., and John V. Sullivan, and ending on September 18, 2004, with 12,1988 and recorded with said Deeds in Trustee as aforesaid, as Landlords, and Claudette M. Cormier, Trustees of one (1) option to extend for an additional any there be, which have priority over the land now or formerly of Grace P. Marion, Book 4647, Page 140. Leo Kahn and Alan P. Bresnick, Trustees Navillus Road Realty Trust, under a mortgage being foreclosed. Said premises 538.24 feet to a point at land of an term of five (5) years, with respect to Said Lot "A" is subject to the following of K F Realty Trust as aforesaid, as Declaration of Trust dated April 7, 1986, which a Notice of Lease dated as of will be subject to all tenancies or unnamed owner; thence turning and rights and encumbrances: Tenant (Alan P. Bresnick having become and recorded in Book 3419, Page 256, to October 3, 1989 is to be recorded with occupation by persons on the premises running 1. An easement for drainage purposes at a Trustee by appointment duly recorded Industrial Contractors and Developers, said Deeds contemporaneously herewith, now and at the time of said auction which N 71° 19' 33" W by said land of an the Northeasterly corner of the premises with Suffolk Registry of Deeds in Book Inc., dated October 13, 1988, and as affected by a Subordination, Non- tenancies or occupation are subject to said unnamed owner, 211.57 feet to a point; adjacent to Main Street, as shown on the 10453, Page 279), with respect to which a recorded in Book 4720, Page 339. Disturbance and Attornment Agreement by mortgage, to rights or claims in personal thence turning and running Plan, established by a Taking by the Notice of Second Amendment of Lease 8. The obligations of the owner of said and between John Hancock Mutual Life property now located on said premises N 00° 59' 21" W still by said land of an Commonwealth of Massachusetts, (Store Lease) dated March 4, 1987, was Lot "A" relating to the exercise of the Insurance Company, as Mortgagee, and belonging to said tenants or occupants, unnamed owner, 129.79 feet to a point;' Department of Public Works, dated recorded with said Middlesex North sewer rights in Capital Avenue appurtenant Papa Gino's of America, Inc. as Lessee, and also to all laws and ordinances thence turning and running September 7, 1938, and recorded with District Registry of Deeds in Book 4050. to said Lot "A", established by a certain and acknowledged and consented to by including, but not limited to, all building N 70° 23' 53" W still by said land of an said Deeds in Book 919. Page 487. Page 25, which Notice of Second Grant of Easements from Charles N. Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation, as and zoning laws and ordinances. unnamed owner, 310.00 feet to a point; 2. An easement for electric and telephone Amendment of Lease (Store Lease) was Parisi and Charles J. Salvo to Industrial Mortgagor, effective as of October 12, thence turning and running lines and poles, and all appurtenances amended by an Amendment to Notice of Contractors and Developers, Inc., dated as TERMS OF SALE: The highest bidder 1989 and to be recorded with said Deeds therefor shall be required to deposit ONE S 15° 38' 21" W still by said land of an thereto, in a 100 foot wide portion of the Second Amendment of Lease (Store of October 13, 1988, and recorded in contemporaneously herewith. unnamed owner, 20.00 feet to a point; premises shown as "Massachusetts Lease) between Industrial Contractors and Book 4720, Page 344, and filed with the HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS thence turning and running Electric (100' Wide) Company Easement" Developers, Inc. and Supermarkets North Registry District of Middlesex 14. Rights of Ralph Sinclair, as tenant ($100,000.00) in cash or by cashier's, N 74° 21' 39" W still by said land of an on the Plan, and a right of access over land General Corporation dated as of March 4, County as Document No. 125,311 noted only, under a Lease between Tewksbury bank treasurer's or certified check at the unnamed owner, 82.85 feet to a point; adjacent thereto, established by a grant 1987, and recorded with said Deeds in on Certificate of Title No. 16680 in Square Realty Corporation, as Landlord, time and place of the sale. Such deposit thence turning and running . from Edward J. Sullivan and Catherine L. Book 4720. Page 328; Registration Book 86, Page 159. and Ralph Sinclair, as Tenant, dated shall be shown to the auctioneer prior to S 15° 38' 21" W still by said land of an Sullivan to The Lowell Electric Light d) an assignment of Landlord's interest March 16, 1989. for a term of five (5) the commencement of the bidding in order unnamed owner, 80.00 feet to a point at Corporation dated March 3, 1949, and in the Store Lease from John V. Sullivan, 9. Rights of American Video, Inc., years commencing July 1, 1989 and for a person to be entitled to bid. land now or formerly of Marilyn recorded with said Deeds in Book 1113, Trustee as aforesaid, to Industrial (d/b/a American Video) as tenant only, ending on June 30, 1994, with one (1) The highest bidder will be required to Skowronski; thence turning and running Page 341, the location thereof being Contractors and Developers, Inc. by an under a Lease between Tewksbury Square option to extend for an additional term of deposit an additional ONE HUNDRED N 74° 21' 39" W in part by said land shown on a plan recorded with said Deeds Assignment of Lease dated as of March Realty Corporation, as Landlord, and five (5) years, as affected by a THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000.00) now or formerly of Marilyn Skowronski, in Plan Book 73, Plan 59-B, as affected 16,1987, and recorded with said Deeds in American Video, Inc. as Tenant, dated Subordination, Non-Disturbance and in cash or by cashier's, bank treasurer's, in part by land now or formerly of William by: Book 4050, Page 46, as confirmed by a May 18, 1989, for a term of five (5) years Attornment Agreement by and between or certified check on or before 5:00 F. Sharkey and Kathleen Sharkey, in part a) a release from New England Power Confirmatory Assignment of Lease from commencing August 11, 1989 and ending John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance o'clock P.M. on the tenth (10th) day after by land now or formerly of David J. Company, holder of the rights granted to on August 10, 1994, with an option to Company, as Mortgagee, and Ralph the auction sale (or if that date falls on a John V. Sullivan, Trustee as aforesaid, to Sinclair, as Lessee, and acknowledged and Hannula and Evelyn J. Ilannula, in part by The Lowell Electric Light Corporation, Industrial Contractors and Developers, extend for one (1) additional term of five day when said Registry of Deeds is not land now or formerly of Dennis G. (5) years, as affected by a Subordination, consented to by Tewksbury Square Realty open for business, then on the next dated June 4, 1982, and recorded with Inc. dated as of March 16, 1987, and Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of Francis and Anna M. Francis, and in part said Deeds in Book 2553, Page 428; and Non-Disturbance and Attornment business day following said tenth (10th) recorded with said Deeds in Book 4720, October 12,1989 and to be recorded with day when said Registry of Deeds is so by land now or formerly of Walter S. b) an Agreement by and among New Page 318; Agreement by and between John Hancock Maciel, 595.76 feet to a point at Lot "B'; Mutual Life Insurance Company, as said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. open), at the offices of Rackemann, England Power Company, John V. e) an assignment as of May 8, 1987, of 15. Rights of Robert M. Sriberg, Sawyer & Brewster, One Financial thence turning and running Sullivan, Trustee of J.V. Realty Trust, Mortgagee, and American Video, Inc. as the Tenant's interest in the Store Lease to Lessee, and acknowledged and consented Trustee of Guardian Realty Trust, under a Center, Boston, Massachusetts. N 05° 54' 58" E by said Lot "B", under a Declaration of Trust dated January Declaration of Trust dated June 30, 1984 222.53 feet to a point at land now or the Purity Supreme Division of to by Tewksbury Square Realty The balance of the purchase price shall 29, 1971. and recorded with said Deeds in Supermarkets General Corporation by Leo and recorded with the Norfolk Registry of be paid forty (40) days after the auction formerly of James D. McClean and Book 1948, Page 283, and Purity Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of Deeds in Book 6440, Page 678, under a Patricia McClean; thence turning and Kahn and Alan P. Bresnick, Trustees of October 12,1989 and to be recorded with sale (or if that date falls on a day when Supreme, Inc., dated November 1, 1982, The K F Realty Trust as aforesaid, as Lease between Tewksbury Square Realty said Registry of Deeds is not open for running said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. Corporation, as Landlord, and Robert M. and recorded with said Deeds in Book evidenced by a Notice of Assignment of 10. Rights of Commercial Credit business, then on the next business day ' S 89* 25' 59" E in part by said land now 2567, Page 622. Sriberg, Trustee as aforesaid, as Tenant, < ■ 16 TOWN CRIER, DLTCMBER 25. 1991 'Jean of all trades' publishes a book by Arlene Surprenant with this world. I wanted to reach subject, nature. The story is set in Glen Road in Wilmington, allows Mv Tree, a story about a young back to an earlier time, to some- the 1930's and centers on the Jean a measure of independence as girl named Alice and life in a thing more solid, to Alice's time. I Christmas celebration of the she sells flowers, trees, garlands, simpler time, started out as a thought with all the violence and Darling family and a young girl's thank-you to a thoughtful friend. brutality and things people are search for the perfect Christmas wreaths, and unique handmade This year the small book is doing to each other maybe it's time tree, jewelry. Jean also offers a rare commodity in today's commercial available to the general public to share this innocuous little story," "1 reached back and drew from thanks to the perseverance of its said Jean. some of my own memories. I market — personal service. For author Jean Lefavour. With that in mind, the author looked at rituals and activities that customers pressed for time, Jean Jean is known locally as the asked her daughter Judy to design a were appropriate for that gentler will not only select the right owner of Stillwater Co. She is also cover and come up with a few time," says Jean. Christmas tree for them, but will also deliver and set it up in her a creative storyteller who has illutstrations for the book. Then Jean stresses that money has little shared her talents, from time to she brought the story to the Rapid to do with her writing; she writes, customer's home or office. Just recently she delivered a wreath to time, with youngsters at the Reproductions print shop in North she says, from her heart and her an elderly resident. When she Wilmington United Methodist Wilmington and had some copies own experience. In a month or so, Church. run off. After making the rounds realized there was no one around Jean plans to publish her next to hang it for her, Jean undertook Jean originally wrote the of local businesses, Jean found four story, The Donut Tree, about a Christmas story in 1986 as a way that were willing to stock her the job herself. dog, a squirrel, and donuts that fall "We really owe it to one another A pre-school program for special needs to pay back a friend who sent her a book. Copies sell for two dollars from the sky. Next Christmas may Pre-school youngsters operates every day at Wilmington High crystal tree as a gift. The story lay each and are available at Mary to be kind and to do those little see the publication of another things for each other that don't cost program School. On Thursday, Michael Bcnz and Jessica forgotten until this year when Jean Ann's Books and Mahoney's Too in holiday story, A Chipmunk's Claflin shared a moment at the play-skool kitchen. Tewksbury, Wilmington Office a dime," she says. became disturbed by headlines Christmas- ^heralding the spread of AIDS and Supply and at New England It is this kind of caring and Most of Jean's story ideas come thoughtfulncss that shine through increasing incidents of rape and Nurseries. to her while she manages her violence. This story, like others soon to in Jean Lefavour's books as well as thriving nursery and jewelry her own life. churches "I wondered what is happening follow, are about Jean's favorite business. Stillwater Co, located on Congregational Congregational bits & pieces Church Church Birthdays UMass Golden Key Chelmsford crafters Nicole LaRivee in Tewksbury in Wilmington George Abelli of Hinckley Road, The Rev. Paul Millin, pastor; 220 Middlesex Avenue; 658-2264; Elizabeth Morris, daughter of The Crafters Ltd., will hold a Nicole LaRivee of Sherwood Tewksbury will face a glowing Alice and Harold Morris of Bridge regular meeting at the Carriage 851-9411; East and Main Streets. parsonage 658-0473. Road, Wilmington has graduated birthday cake on December 27. Lane, Wilmington and Michael House, Adams Library, Chelmsford from the Lowell Academy of Sunday, Dec. 29: 10 a.m., Thurs., Dec. 26: 6:15 a.m., Mary Burns, formerly of Grove Linskey, son of Maura G and January 7 at 7:30 p.m. Hairstyling Institute in Lowell. worship, Church School for three morning prayer; 8 p.m., N.A. Avenue, Wilmington, who recently year olds through grade 12, nursery Sun., Dec. 29: 9 a.m., Chancel Robert Linskey of Hathaway Road, The program for the evening will The Lowell Academy Hairstyling moved to Reading, will observe her have been honored at the UMass., feature a quick and easy calligraphy car provided, fellowship time after Choir rehearsal; no Sunday School; 93rd birthday on New Year's Day. Institute prepares men and women worship. 10:30 a.m., worship service Amherst. workshop by Pat Hamilton, who for careers in hair styling, salon Mrs. Burns will share her special Elizabeth, a member of the Class will demonstrate everyday uses for followed by coffee hour; 5 p.m. day with Lisa Krikorian of Dublin management, beauty product of 1992 majoring in hotel, res- calligraphy. The public is invited; representing and manicuring. Church of St. William Youth group.' Avenue, Wilmington, and Norma taurant and travel administration, Mon., Dec. 30: 7 p.m.. Cub membership is open to all levels of Conducted by the Oblate Fathers, O'Conncrs of Chestnut Street. has become a member of the UMass. crafters and to those who are craft Singles dance 1268 Main St., suite 161, telephone: Scout Den Six; 7:30 p.m., Women's January 3 will mark the special Chapter of Golden Key, a national prayer and praise. lovers. Call Marie at 256-8818. A singles dance, sponsored by the Rectory 851-7331; Religious day of Florence Bertwcll of Chest- academic honor society formed to Reading Chapter of the Single Life Education Center, 851-3471. Tues., Dec. 31: 7 p.m., Youth nut Street, Wilmington. recognize and encourage outstan- Group New Year's Eve party. will be held from 8:30 p.m., to Mass schedule: Saturday Phyllis Lockhart of Carson ding achievement in all fields of Keith Alter midnight, Saturday, December 28 at evenings at 4 and 7; Sundays at 7:30, Avenue, Wilmington and Kristin study. She is a 1988 graduate of Keith D. Alter of Cleveland the Wilmington K of C Hall, 9 (up, family, down)and 10:30 a.m. Wilmington United Lubanski of Cunningham Street, WHS. Avenue, Wilmington has been Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington. and noon and 5 p.m; weekdays at 9 will be serenaded by friends and Michael has been awarded the elected to membership in the All singles invited; tickets will be a.m. and 5:30 p.m.; holy days Methodist Church relatives on January 4. William P. "Red" Curtin Memorial American Society of Notaries, a The Rev. Michael Stotts, pastor, available at the door or call (617) except Christmas and January 1, on Jean Webster of Andover Street, Scholarship from the journalism national nonprofit organization of 942-0165. the eve of the holy day at 4 and 7; on 658-8217; Bill Barcley, pastor's Wilmington and James Boudreau of department at the university. A persons who hold the office of the holy day at 7 and 9 a.m. and 5:15 assistant, 657-5224; church office, Roosevelt Road will be a year wiser member of the class of 1993 notary public. and 7:30 p.m.; first Friday at 9 a.m'. 658-4519. Wilmington's United on January 5. majoring in journalism, he Mr. Alter is the vice president of Tip of the fedora and 5:30 p.m. Methodist Church is accessible to graduated from WHS in 1989. Alternative Solutions, Inc., in A spirited tip o' the ole fedora Confessions: will be heard handicapped individuals. Boston. goes this week to St. William's Saturdays and eve of holy days from Fri., Dec. 17: 7 p.m., meeting Anniversary Parish in Tewksbury. The church 3 to 3:45 p.m.; anytime at the of baptism parents at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cunningham of has been awarded a plaque Rectory; first Friday before each Sun., Dec. 29: 8:15 a.m., Beacon Street, Wilmington will Singles Dance commemorating its service to the mass. Informal communion service; 9:15 mark their 45th wedding To enter A singles dance, sponsored by the Middlesex Shelter in Lowell. "For Clothing Drive: Bundle Sunday a.m., Sunday School for all ages; anniversary on January 5. To enter an item in Bits & Pieces, Lexington Chapter of The Single devoted and continued service in at St. William's is scheduled for 10:30 a.m., family worship service call the Town Crier at 658-2346 Life will be held at K of C Hall, providing food to the homeless and January 4 and 5, 1992. This year in and service of baptism, infant and days and Tuesday nights or 658- Main Street, Tewksbury on Friday, hungry of Greater Lowell." place of the annual St. Vincent preschool care; 11 a.m.. Children's Award for Toni 2907 other nights and weekends. Jan. 10 from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 dePaul Arch- diocesan clothing activity time for grades one through Wildwood School second grade Ask for BeeDee. a.m. All singles are welcome. six; 4:30 p.m., Junior High Youth Toni Marie Wheelock, daughter ot drive there will be a drive at the group; 6 p.m., Senior High Youth parish level. Group (alumni night); 8:30 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wheelock of Mackcy Road, Wilmington, has c Al-Anon. earned an Extra Effort Award for Hair Mon., Dec. 30: 9:30 a.m., reading. is the CASTLE office volunteers prepare newsletter Roving Reporter for mailing. The award was presented recently lotal _TRAVEL Tues., Dec. 31: 8:30 p.m., by her teacher, Elaine Lemieux. HONEYMOONS- Alcoholics Anonymous. Toni is the granddaughter of Mr. Wed., Jan. 1: Happy New and Mrs. Lawrence Hillson, also of By Linda Gaffey START WITH US Mackcy Road. Question: WHAT IS THE because they're cool. Fully Computerized Year!; Alcoholics Anonymous at noon. BEST PRESENT YOU Glenn Brewer: (age 11, Shaw- IN-BETWEEN STRATEGY No Services Charges Thurs., Jan. 2: 7 a.m., service COULD RECEIVE THIS sheen) - a TCR with a jam car 500. Once the decision has been It would be better than the one I 851-8024 of morning prayer; 3:30 p.m., Honors at Matignon CHRISTMAS? made to stop treating hair and al- Brownie Troop; 7 p.m., Trustees David (D.J.) Johnson (age have now. Cottage Place Krismn Mazaka and Heidi Mitza, Kenny Stokes : (age 10, Wild- low it to return to its natural state, meeting; 7:30 p.m.. Teachers- both of Wilmington have been eight, Wildwood) - A bike. it is best to adopt a gradual strat- 1147 Main Street Tewksbury Krista Wolfe: (age eight, wood) - Turbografx-16 because it meeting, Junior Girl Scouts. named to the honor roll at Matignon has CD sound. egy. By stopping "cold turkey," a High School in Cambridge. Wildwood) - All the kids to get off drugs because drugs hurt people. Jim Strand: (age eight, North woman allows her hair to show a • SPOT CASH Paid for GoW 4 Diamonds Timmy Smith: (age 11, Wild- Street School) - A dirt bike and an definite line of demarcation be- PINEHURST • Expert Jswslry & Watch Repairs wood) - Super Nintendo because it's iguana. tween her treated hair and the ■ Insurance Appraisals inducting photo Jean's brand new in all the stores. Marc Lopez: (age nine, newer natural locks. With the ces- ■ Specializing in Watchband Repairs Laurie Kennison: (age eight, Shawsheen) - An iguana. I already sation of coloring treatments, this JEWELERS • LOWEST PRICES for 14K Gold & Diamonds have a snake, two dogs, one cat, Curl n Swirl Shawsheen) - Love for my parents - means that a color line will de- 884 Boston Rd„ in Billerica four rabbits and two hampsters. (al Billefica/BurtnflDn line on Rte. 3A) 2122 Main St. that's what I want for them. velop. As for hair tliat is no longer SEIKO Laurie Brewer: (age eight, Julie Ann Carbone: (age five (508) 663-6611 Repair Specialists Tewksbury, MA Wildwood) - a Baby Alive doll to being treated with permanent solu- Shawsheen) - Baby Wanna Walk tion, there will be defined areas of 658-9333 doll. hug and play with. % Jennifer Lopez: (age seven, both curly and straight hair. A less -—— Carolyn Martel: (age seven, wm\wx&.w Wildwood) - Star Brite Sparkle doll Shawsheen) - Love; love is very obvious grow-out strategy calls because you can hug her and she important to the world. for an interim period of treatment glows. Laura Jean Strand: (age six, with color or permanent solution Photo North Street School) - The Dom Carbone: (age 11, Wild- that more closely matches the wood) - a pair of Z Cavariccis Mermaid doll because it talks under Reprints water. Also a Steve Urkle doll. hair's natural look. This grow-out plan, coupled with regular trims, Reprints of photos will render the in-between phase appearing in the Town Crier WELCOME WAGON WANTS TO VISIT YOU less obvious. are FOR SALE. Just engaged? New parent? Moved? I'd like to, Always look your best with our MakeV^ Call 658-2346 for details. visit you. I'll bring useful gifts, information and expert and personalized services cards you can redeem for more gifts at local designed especially for you at Also available are prints of businesses. All free for you. the dream a events which did not appear Call 658-6211 SHAWSHEEN HAIR but were takes by Town SALON, 161 Shawsheen Ave., Crier photographers. JEAN S. HARTKA RL 129, Wilmington, (508) 658- reality! Ask for details. We can arrange 9475. Hours: open six days and a get together in nights of the week, closed Sun. 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Sunday Brunch is Buffet Style from 9 a.m. -1 p.m. Reverse perms and moderations You may be eligible for • Bacon & Eggs • Hash Browns • Danish by Matrix will allow you to look MASSBANK'S First-Time great during your in between stage Homebuyers' Loan Program • Sausage • Waffles • Fruit - Ask the specialists which one is When you're looking for ufety... • Pancakes o \\ Supphman, lc.Da*, Tim., - ChfMkk (Woburn. H„dino. W.nCh«.„. luriinglon. Wok.fi.kJl. L,nnii.ld »il"09.r. No Uod.n, ftMMrift Wilm,n .on t T.w*,bu.y Town Cr»r. 5ton.hom lnd.p.rd.n! 9 MONDAY, DECEMBER 2iflJ21, 1991-PAGE S-1 Mdlesex East OVER 130,000 READERS EVERY WEDNESDAY "/SUPPLEMENT IN 10 COMMUNITIES - ,:■:■: ■■: :■ O ■ 531 MAIN STREET, READING, MA. (617 944-2200) fto the men and Women Who can It be home for Christmas By ANTHONY MANCONI Since time immemorial seafaring men have looked up Jesus was born. I'm sure some of you remember a sentimental popular to the stars for guidance. They relied on the North Star The troopship captain, the Wise Men and we can song that was sung, especially during this time of the for direction and thereby sailed a true course. depend on a STAR so that one day we will sail a true year. The first line of this beautiful song that was on In 1943, a troop transport loaded down with men and course into a harbor of Everlasting Peace. every GI's lips during World War II was "I'll be home for equipment left San Francisco Harbor, sailed under the A special prayer and "Thank You" to the men and Christmas, if only in my dreams." Something inside all Golden Gate Bridge and under the cover of darkness women who can't be home for Christmas. Many of them of us becjcons us home for Christmas. We remember that headed for the open sea. The ship was headed for the in the military all over the world, also those in emergen- day as being with our families and friends. Many of us South Pacific war area. cy standby in hospitals, police and fire fighters and pub- couldn't be home in the war years of World War II and Many of the troops wondered how in the world the lic safety units as well as men and women in the public ship's captain could find his direction, sailing without a many today must remain at their duty posts or stations utility power stations and all others who are doing their w throughout the world. But they, along with those at Naval Escort. "There is no problem," the captain jobs for us, working so that we may fee home, can be together in prayer, in a church, temple or explained, "I get guidance from the stars." The Three during the holidays. assembly. Wise Men in St. Matthew's Gospel also followed a star. God Bless You All and Merry Christmas. Ii led them to a stable in Bethlehem where the Child ■ Salvation Armyseeks to help area families The M.E. Santa is that meetings with editors and Harvey, citing the efforts of jolly-'ol fella who makes an publishers of the M.E. the Salvation Army during r "i IN MEMORY OF: annual appearance in our publications this season and Arthur Rogers, Woburn, $15 the holiday season. He also Santa needs Your HELP!! Grandson Joseph Santorelli. Middlesex East publica- stress the importance of the "commented" on the fact Name Gail & Bill Surrette, tions to try to make funds. the Salvation's Army's 3% Woburn, $30 Christmas a bit brighter for It seems, too, this year, for administrative fees is a Address. Downey Family. John; Ellen, individuals and families. that everyone has sensed national low for such non- I City _Town. James, Bill, Lennie. His efforts are rewarded the need, given the state of profit organizations. Jean Downey. Woburn. $20 as funds from the drive go regional economy. In addi- It's good to see everyone | Please accept my donation for: James MooneySr. directly to the Salvation Tena Mooney, Woburn, $25 tion to the M.E. Santa, there getting in on the act. There j $53 $10O $250 $503 Other") Grandson Michael Kaper. Army that helps the needy was the New England Pa- is a lot more attention and a Reading. Rita &A1 Allen, in this area. triots Irving Fryar this lot more need this year. J Please mail to: Stoneham $10 The needs, though, are week outside a mall with a Donors to the M.E. Santa "M.E. Santa" Helen Colson, $100 not just for this holiday familiar Salvation Army to date are: Roger and Frances Lohnes. season but are year-round, c/o Daily Times Chronicle Gerald & Ann Lohnes, red kettle at his side. Charles Severance Family they tell us. Salvation Army On radio, there was the | 1 Arrow Drive Woburn, $25 Woburn. $25 Stephen and Patrick Kenny, officials have had several familiar voice of Paul "Shree." Stoneham, $50 Woburn, Mass. 01801 Gerald and Ann Lohnes, Audrey Cronin, Woburn, $20 J Woburn, $25 Donahue'spresents... Spectacular Sleeper Woburn Rotary Club, $25 Sean Thomas, $25 Ms. ReneeZarrella Woburn, $10 Mildred A. Meuse, M/M Michael Murphv Sgt. Norman G. and Woodchipper and Kathy Stoneham, $10 Woburn, $15 Mary A. Carlson, uj Revere, $25 Carolyn Richburg, Thelma McKeown. Woburn. $5 Woburn, $5 Ruth Brown, Woburn, $10 Wilmington, $25 Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, PriscillaCudoni, Woburn, $10 , M/M Dominic Nett, Woburn, $10 Stoneham. $10 Donations mav be sent to: James Robertson, Woburn. $15 O'Donnell Family, Nina L. Bushmich. Advantage M.E.Santa M/M James Gibbons, Stoneham, $10 Health Corp., Woburn. $:«) c/o Daily Times Chronicle Reading, $25 Eileen Donaghey, M/M Ernest Dentali. 1 Arrow Drive Abbie Martin Burlington, $15 Winchester, $25 Wilmington. $50 Woburn. MA 01801 Ruth & Jim Haggerty, N.E. Davis, Burlington, $10 Robert Torri& Family.. Woburn, $20 Mrs. Marie Gilardi, Stoneham, $15 "Topcat," Woburn, $15 Wilmington, $10 Reading Chronicle Employees. Taylor and PaPa Don Miller. M/M Barry Doherty, Reading, $28 BSCHWEIGE Woburn, $10 Woburn. $25 Employees of Gould Olive Ins. Agcy. Wakefield, $50 Sectional including Sleeper w/lnnerspring Irene and Joe Simas. Reg. Price $1599 $! Woburn, $20 r i Our Price Jim and Lorraine Magner, 15 Wall Stfeel Woburn, $10 NEW HOURS Burlington, MA 01803 M/M Joe Sullivan, TUM., Thuf i., Frl. I nn ■ 9 pm fftituiS (617)272-9630 Woburn, $10 Mon. JW.d I Ml -5:30 pm OH Rte. 128 (95) Ml Etil 33A Sat.8am-5pm;Sun.12-5pm Fhst Street on left. M. Cincotta from Find m l»»l in the NYNEX Yellow Pagci They're down again... grandchildren Melissa Cincotta and Jonathan See, Lowest Rates in 27years! Stoneham, $25 Announcing 30 yr. Fixed 8.250% APR 8.473% Judy and Russ Fleming, Fantastic Savings., 15yr. Fixed 7.750% APR 7.893% Winchester, $100 30 YEAR FIXED - 8.875% NO POINTS/NO CLOSING COST/NO APPLICATION ILL ^d^^ps Best Ever •Many other mortgage options to choose from for LV/\JLIJDI\ After Christmas SALE Refinancing or Purchasing Starts RKET Sale includes all M 1 \ l I I M \ \ Dec. 26! Admission 50tf 617-938-6014 •Madam Alexander Mon..Fn..9.7 •Qinny's -Pauline ( Sal' -9-3 Antiques, Collectibles, New Gifts, Toys, •Effanbee 1-800-766-8i80 'Royal Mouse Crafts, Clothing, Jewelry & Used Items. •Qotz Rte. 128 Exit 36 to Commerce Way and More! continue one mile beyond Days Inn, Woburn Every Item In Stock [JEWELERS! Indoors... 9- 5 on 43 Years In Business. SALEI Q&iz& Saturdays & Sundays *1 ^ffly-f^^Qj*) I BURNER SERVICE *»*'« 50% ff s& C.O.D. 0 150 All Christmas Items GALLON In Stock *25% off Sale FUEL MINIMUM If you love collecting includes all • Watches Rings • Bracelets SlBJfCT See you at... roc«A."icr • Lockets • Pearls irmioiT HOTKt • Diamonds & Morel I OIL b*R«? ' i Austin PrepH4o^or Roll i Austin Preparatory School in Marc GaKincri; Woburn - G. Tosto, Robert Wiley, Matthew Baratta, Stephen Dulong, Daniel Reading has announced the fol- Hellyer III, Patrick Carr, Eric Martino; Wakefield - Christopher Fitzgerald, Ray Parker III; lowing students have made the Silva. Carbone, Michael DeCristoforo, Winchester - Francis Mahoney, honor roll for the first quarter Honors - Burlington - Neil Michael Erickson, Robert III; Woburn - Michael Brewster, marking period: Guanci, Timothy Igo, Sean Filadoro, John Green, Sean Keon, Ryan Cannon, Matthew Mitchell, Distinction - North Reading - Kinchla, Michael Murphy, Patrick Andrew McCaul, Joshua Teixeira, Domenic Saraceno, Chris Michael Eastman; Stoneham - O'Sullivan, Yves Rivera; Kareem Abuzahra, David Sullivan, Richard Paulsen. Derek Carney; Wakefield - Lynnfield - Anthony Mottolo, Cosman; Wilmington - Noel Michael Boyle, Jr.; Wilmington - Stephen Ragalcvsky, Mark Matthew Holmes, Christopher Ferullo, Joshua Lingel; North By How' Vaillancourt, Richard Marquis, Reading - William Caso, Michael About the towns its DIFFERENT Alexander Athanassiou, Jr.; Eastman, Timothy McGilvreay, . By PHYLLIS NISSEN leaves and grass clippings at no Winchester - Alan Riley; Robert Richard, Steven Solano, Woburn - Jason Dowling. charge. Jeffrey Suarez, Ralph Tenaglia; "About The Towns" covers In 1992, a statewide ban on High .Honors - Burlington - Reading - Todd Brcau, John recent events in the 10-town leaves and grass clippings at area Jeffrey Caruso, Eric Felz, Kevin Guanci, Keith Moran, Matthew Quinn, Steven Quinn, David Middlesex East area. Because landfills and incinerators will go Samalis, Adam DcBrigard, James Middlesex East deadlines are Salibian; Lynnfield - David Flaherty, Adam Kline, John into effect. Evangelista; North Reading - early, please check the front sec- Williams III, Keith Hcsclton; tions of this paper for up-to-date BURLINGTON - FISH, a vol- Jason Lavochkin; Reading - Stoneham - Robert Campbell, Jr., untary organization providing Michael Midwood, Eric Previte, information about your town. We David Kuhn, Ryan Mahoney, also welcome original material - transportation for Burlington resi- Stephen Zerfas;Stoneham - Andrew Stafficr, Michael Lynch, please send it to Phyllis Nissen, dents in need of rides to and from Andrew Timofecv; Tewksbury - A. Raia, Jr.; Tewksbury - Albert medical appointments in the Scolt Miller; Wakefield - Michael "About The Towns," Middlesex Barchard, Shawn Carlan, James East Supplement, Box 240, greater Burlington area, is always H-H'to Andruchow,Kevin McCarthy, Connolly, Bryan Kellcy, Reading, MA 01867. in need of drivers, and phonepeo- There are seven differences In the second picture, Csn you spot them ? Michael Sposito; Winchester - Christopher Toppin, Christopher ple to schedule driving time. U3113T '031 'TMOa HV3 S3A3 3N08 'llvi m MIDDLESEX EAST - From FISH is located at the time lo time, the Massachusetts Burlington Community Life "We Can Hardly Wait" Film Office casts a welcoming Center on Center Street, and eye toward area residents with drivers may apply for gas mileage modem kitchens large enough to compensation. For more informa- DeingR a "V" accommodate a crew of 10 or tion, call the BCLC at (617) 270- twsTHeyoc/Hsesr ■ more and its equipment. 1961, or drop FISH a line. SlGMeROFWe Member has To register your house for loca- PBCLARGT/OA/OF tion filming of feature films, TV WILMINGTON - In a joint /NP6p£ND6NC5f Extra Benefits... programs, commercials, docu- effort between the Wilmington H£ WfiS 26! mentaries, and corporate videos, Rotary Club and the town, there THBOLDeSTCVAS sBI Bk " "^ OPEN Berf F*?fiHn/A/} send labeled exterior and interior could someday be a gravel walk- neu/HS 70/ REGISTRATION photos of your property, along way around the pond in Wilmington's Rotary Park. SUN., DEC. 22 with your name, address and day- time phone number, to: Mass. According to Rotary President 9:00-11:00a.m Film Office, Location Photo Peter DeGcnnaro, Wilmington Library, Ten Park Plaza, Suite Water and Sewer Commission 2310, Boston, MA 02116. Chairman Arthur Smith and the Join the Fun! WOBURN - According to its Wilmington "Town Crier," the organizers, Woburn's first com- trail will begin to loop from the classes posting event -a drop-off program starting point directly across from - was a surprising success, netting the police station, continuing start about 24 tons of leaves and other around the pond to the Rotary yard waste in five hours at two Park sign on Church Street. locations in East and West 1 January 6th! Under the supervision of the Gat?oou/>LL use/en Woburn. 3000 TIMES uewieR. town's Public Works and Water SU^L. -THfiNtrS BIRTH The composting of grass clip- s pings, leaves, brush, and small- Departments and the Conser- * *^ (AJBI6HT/ tree limbs is being done in con- vation Commission, with the help YMCA North Suburban junction with Recycled Wood of volunteers and the enthusiastic Out of town birth 137 Lexington St., Woburn 617-935-3270 Products off Commerce Way support of Wilmington Selectmen, which has agreed to accept city Chairman Dan Ballou and Town MR. and MRS. WILLIAM Medical Center, Farmington, CT. Manager Michael Caira, trailblaz- SCHULTZ, JR. (Jean Crogan) of Grandparent honors are extended ers may cut back vegetation in six Vcrnon, CT. announce the birth of lo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crogan of wetlands areas for the installation their twins, Stacic Margaret and Woburn and Mrs. Margaret The Regional Health Center in Wilmington . . - of park benches, remove all debris Steven James, on November 21, Schultz of East Hampton, CT. from the pond, and place bird, 1991 at Univ. of Connecticut is pleased to offer feeders along the walkway and piping for underground wires Obstetric and Gynecology Services underneath. At the turn of the century, the Mark Macklis, M.D. park - built and donated by the Wilmington Rotary Club - was a and allMass cranberry bog owned by Dr. Nabll E. Arian, M.D. „ France Hiller, best known for hav- ing elaborate mahogany caskets carved for herself and her hus- Argeros Insurance Agency, Inc. band. Reading SENIOR CENTER - A feder- REGIONAL HEALTH CENTER ally funded wcatherization assis- AUTO INSURANCE In Massachusetts, automobile fraud l\ ttll Ml\l,TUN tance program is available to resi- does not pay. Insurance companies in Massachusetts dents of Stoneham, Winchester, saved $14 million in 1990 by investigating fraudulent Woburn, Maiden, Medford, and claims, a savings that is ultimately passed on to policy- Everett. holders. allMass clients receive $1,000 in theft reward A Division of Winchester Hospital .. Free to tenants and homeown- coverage for their car and home at no cost. To find out 500 Salem Street, Wilmington Center, Wilmington, MA 01887 (508) 657-3910 ers who meet eligibility guide- lines, this energy conservation what you can do to help reduce fraudulent claims, talk program may include weather- to an allMass Member Agency. Making You NISSAN* BUICK • PONTIAC * jjjjj TRUCKS Winter's Coming! 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M9.824 1992 BUICK CENTURY SPECIAL Power windowsmdows V-6. cruise control 1991 PEUGEOT 405 s12.950 AM'FM stereooieo cass ArCAC StockSloe *?i<>4< MSRP S16.430 1991 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX s13,900 Christmas at 1988 PEUGEOT 50S s M2.850 13,924 ERICS GREENHOUSES 1990 BUICK SKYLARK s INCLUDES REBATE A ' AM 'V •'»■- A | ■- 1344 9,995 1991 SKYLARK St GARDEN CENTER $10,995 1991 BUICK PARK AVENUE (g) //»■ V" Symbol hor Quality In \mtnca """" 1989 HONDA PRELUDE SI '13,900 1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX s The most 10,995 MSRP (CREST $ Express the i5»; 'j'fk> magnificenl 1988 NISSAN 300 U 2+2 M3.995 S27.286 SPECIAL 21,995 1991 NISSAN MAXIMA SHE '15,905 warmth of the POINSE1TIAS 1992 NISSAN 4x4 PICKUP 1991 NISSAN MAXIMA SE 25% on (.Mas»icliu»cti» firown A Praheii) 1989 NISSAN MAXIMA SE IO * Uglnriain »o i>v v '«v«t - «.nn.i Horseshoe Lounge 226 Main Street, North Reading HAPPY NEW YEAR .Buffet Extravaganza Roast Beef ~ Lasagna Cold Cuts ~ Salad Potatoes ~ Veggies fie More —■— Music by Lee West Party Hats • Noisemakers Champagne Toast $ 20 per person Reserve Now 1 '508-664-3591 Primo's ^ I oin our party on fj New Year's Eve... Karaoke Party with Greg Gates Dancing t^ % • Fabulous Piano Music «\\\i by Luann Pallazola ^jgC CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR • Great Dining... Choose from our full menu WITHOUT RESERVATION! Free Noisemakers '— Call today for Reservations! - 14 oz Boneless Prime Rib 10.49 Don't Forget 14 oz. boneless prime rib of beef topped with au jus. Served with soup or salad rThe Perfect Present and your choice of potato or vegetable. - Gift Certificates rom PrimosL 12 0Z. Fresh Schrod 6.99 A half pound portion of fresh schrod lightly sprinkled with Ninety Nine bread ^Prime Rib crumbs. Served with potato and vegetable. For the hearty jppetite we offer a pound portion. Special With Greg Gatef With Salad ft Chicken Parmesan 6.99 Monday Nites 8-11 -.30 p.m. $f|99 Potato Boneless breast of chicken smothered in a rich Italian sauce, covered with melted (Coupon Offers Do Not 9 Apply on Specials) mozzarella cheese. Served with pasta and garlic toast. (This Special not available New Year'* Eve) Primo's Open Daily for Lunch & Dinner Italian Restaurant - Casual Dress - Ninety 309 Montvale Ave., Woburn Nine 617-933-2662 Exit 36, N. or S. off Rte. 93 Restaurant-Pubs Quality made Affordable. .n s*=$$h K Ring in the New Year 3 yr Tuesday Dec. 31st \* at Fresh /* s>\ Flowers for| BOSTON HI l<|'\(.|(>\ MV WI'M on SAttM DANVFRS 1IXINGTON WAKITIMC c t 1 pmptc PI !■ i ;■ \ • ,n >• , Sq. MA V I'l'IM,., \ i . ■ r H id i 744 . 17<1 . 862 •■ 662 0454 275-7007 426 0921 - from looibdll field • vi.; 5464 111 0i7H / t Supptemont to Doily Tknot - Chwnldo (Wobum. loading. Winchnt.r, Svrfoglon, WokonoW), tyiwrfWd PAGE S-6-M0NDAY, DECEMBER 2$"1991 VHjoot. No. «oo*na Tnnutioi, Vrtminjfon * To«*»buiy V«n Crtec. Stonohom Inoopondont Where else can you find an unbelievable after Christmas clean-up!I ,-n Event begins Thursday at 9:30 AM Save 53%... 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No. Hooding Tramctipl, Wilmington t TowUbury Town Criw. Stonohom lnd.p.nd.m MONDAY, DECEMBER 2$ 1991-PAGE S-7 CINDERELLA FURNITURE FACELIFT Accounting A VISIT FROM FOLEY SORT WALL THE REFINISHERS Have your home sparkle MR. & MM. SANTA Kitchen cabinet fronts & Sheet rock, plaster, all Sawing Free pick-up, free estim- Business-Industrial Pets A Supplies 105 4 Taxes 001 for the holidays! Superior Would make your home, furniture reflnishing, our types framing, painting. Alterations 057 ates. Cabinets, furniture Equipment 093 cleaning. Reas. rates. office or corporate party specialty. Chairs reglued, Top quality, very reason- and pianos Ron Annand BUY AMERICAN Bagged ACCOUNTING pine shavings, $2.25 and Carolyn 617 729-2034, special. Eif, magic, Pick up & delivery. Call able. Free est. Fully ins. ALTERATIONS Tim Troy. 508664-4720, COMPUTERS, PRINT- up. Call 603-529-3970. & TAX SERVICES Jeanne 508 664-5990. balloons avail. 944-1473. 508-658-0166. tft Call Steve 938-1341. Will, do alterations for 508-664-2479. tfn ERS, and accessories for David L. Melanson, Cer- IBM compatibles. XTs at Low Cost Animal Spay. Cltan Swt«p Cleaning AMACADAMA OTOQO Door Servicing GODDARDS men, women & chlldrens i tified Public Accountant, clothes. Reasonable Wedding $499, $695 w/hard drive; Masters In Taxation. 274 Residential, commercial. A MAGIC CHRISTMAS i PAINTING SERVICE. INC. 069 Complete janitorial ser- EloctrIc Optntri rates. 935-1938. 7 Wood ATs at $550, $850 w/VGA Female cat $35, Male cat Main St., Reading, MA Clowns, Santa & Mrs. Professional interior & You are invited vice. Also carpet & up- Call Ted Naiwalk: Street, Woburn. monitor ($1,195 w/hard $25. F/dog $48, M/dog, 01867.617944-7008. Claus avail for all privt. & exterior painting & to select your holstery. Fully insured & corp. parties. Call "J" 944-8373. wallpapering. Fully in- GOWNS • FORMALS drive). Call 935-9326 for $48. Call 7296453. ACCOUNTING & TAX bonded. We do It all. Just WEDDING INVITATIONS information. The Clown 508-744-1140. Household Handyman sured. Richard Goddard, Accessories. Custom Call Evan Cole, CPA for give us a call. 508-658 from the Wanted To Buy 111 AWESOME AUDIO No Job too Small. 944-4962 or 664-2274. made designs and resto- COMPUTER Lap Top 'I your accounting, tax & 9877 or 1800 698-9877 tft Dally Times Chronicle DISC JOCKS Carpentry repairing. MocDonold Plastering rations. All types of 1 Arrow Drive. complete w/software Antiques to Collectibles bookkeeping needs at 25 alterations. Work profes- package, for details and CONDO & house clean- One of New England's Cleaning, painting, yard- Ceilings, walls, repairs, Woburn, 933-3700 Antiques, used furn., Lowell St. Wilmington, sionally done. 933-1929. appointment to see MA 01887. 508-694- ing reasonable rates most professional. Avail- work, etc. Great rates. patches. Clean & effi- or sllverplate, sterling. 1 pc. weekly or monthly. Call computer, call David at 9094. tft able for all occasions. Free est. Call 933-8684 cient. Free estimates. to entire contents. No Ruth 664-3258. tfn Call for personal con- 617-942-7486. Snowplowing 059 531 Main St. 508664-4149. obligation to sell. Wayne ALL FED/ST ATI TAXES OuollottO Carpentry CONDO & Housecleaning sultation. 508-664-1431. Reading, 944-2200 , L,__ White Jr. 617 933-1258. Tax preparation, Finan- Kitchen & bath remodel- PAINTING A & A SNOW PLOW P M reasonable rates. Weekly, 24 hours. tf n We are currently offering WOTning cial Services, & Taxpayer ing. Ceramic tiling, Expert interior and exte- Commercial & residential FRANK LOPILATO bi-wwkly or monthly. Call 20% off a complete A Fabrics Representation before DISC JOCKEY decks, windows, doors, rior. No job too small or snow plowing. 24 hour 095 Auctioneer-Appraiser. Ruth 664-3258. tfn order. IRS, individuals & Prof, disc jockey for all finish work. Interior / ex- large. J. Abreu, 935-2793. service. Reliable. Call Man's brown leather Will buy or auction 1 pc. E & S HOUSECLEANING occasions. Exciting terlor. 617-935-2962. Dennis at 4382640 You are welcome to take to entire estate. Furn., business. 942-0324, PAINTING our catalog home over- jacket. Size 38 or Medi- Frank R. Fuller, EA. 7 yrs. experience. Refer- music of the 40's to 90's, Palanolo & Son Const. Unemployed Teachers ASAP PLOWING um. Good for high glass, rugs, clocks, etc. ences, free estimates. Let us energize your next night to select your Call anytime 938-1488. Bootikooplng Payroll Concrete specialist, looking for painting jobs. Winchester and Woburn schooler. $75. Call 272- Call Susan, 664-6753 or party! Call Tom 233-0960. Wedding Invitations at Financial reports, jour- foundations, floors, etc. Int & ext. Prof, job, low only. Free Estimates 2092. OLD ITEMS WANTED Elaine, 664-5827. tfn your leisure. nals, invoicing, billpaying D*J DAVI Additions, architectural prices, exp., neat, refs. 729-6828. ATTIC TO CELLAR & payroll. Small MERRY MAIDS Parties, clubs, weddings, design & land surveying. Improve house save COMMERCIAL Furniture Furniture, trunks, frames, (508)6646328. tfn Businesses our specialty. Quality home & office dance, rap, rock, oldies. money. 438-8601, 438- snowplowing & sanding, MISCELLANEOUS & Household "old" patch work quilts, cleaning to your Professional Sound 0611,438-7360. TFS wicker items, glass, 617-933-0380. Profile REPLACEMENT WINDOWS hourly or contract rates. Goods 099 Business Services specifications. Pleasant System. $125 - $225. All styles, custom made Pointing - Poperhanging 24 hr. service.l Call 617- General 075 china, "old" linens, and dependable. Bonded 617-245-7228 Ivemsg. & prof, installed by lie. & Interior Work Only 729-7077. 12/23S DOES YOUR H20 STINK? crochet work, pre 1960 and insured. For free clothing, dolls/toys, jew- Appliance HEART & SOUL ins. contractor. Auth. Professional work at rea- D & L SNOWPLOWING Get bottled quality water estimate. Call Merry DJ Service. CD-equipped, dealer of Harvey & Cer- sonable rates. Over 17 at home for 5« a gallon. elry, bric-a-brac. Phyllis & Repair 003 and tree service. Com- FAX IT! Hilton, 617665-8749 or Maids, 939^850. audio sensitive lights. tainteed repl. windows. years exp. Satisfaction Classifieds Call 508-657-3958. tft mercial - Residential. 617-245-3852. tM APPLIANCE REPAIR NEW Family operated Big Band to Current top Free ests. 617-438- guaranteed on all work. Free estimates, 24 hour Display Ads FOR Sale, console piano, Kenmore, Whirlpool, cleaning service. Will 40. Call Laura or Chuck 7992. tfs Call Stephen Meuse, service. Call Mack 603- News Releases Kohler and Campbell, WANTED TO BUY washers / dryers, repair. clean your house, office Connor. 508-658-5279 tfT Sam's Handyman Sarvlco 4382913. tfs 635-3692 or Kevin 508- Our 24 • hour Telecopier excellent condition. $795. Old woodworking tools, Cheap rates. Call Brian apts, complex. Daily, HOLIDAYS PARTIES Can't find anyone to do PAPERHANGER 6586326. tft number is Call 1-508664-3056. 12/ planes, chisels, surplus between 5 & 10 pm. 617 weekly, monthly. We'll do hand tools; all trades. Comody Roait, bellydan- those small jobs? Now's Painting and papering. SNOW PLOWING 2 3 n 935-7076 what the others won't. clng, balloom Bette the time to secure your No job too small. For free (617)932-3321 Precision machinist Driveways by the storm KENMORE w/d matching tools. Also wanted: old PROF. REPAIR SERVICE Free est. Satisfaction Mldlor act, Aodlonco par- own handyman! Call Sam estimates call John Flynn or season. Low rates, set exc. cond. Just been books, painting, frames, Refrigerators, a/c, guaranteed. Call t I c I p a t I o n . Nesbltt, 245-3909. at 662-4841 after 5. TIMES CHRONICLE fast service, free estim- reconditioned, $299.95. antiques, estate lots. 1- washers, dryers, dish Resources Unlimited at 617-286-9130, SKIP AT YOUR SERVICE ates. Call Chris 617665- Guaranteed & delivered, 508-657-7949. tf t PLASTERING 617-558-3839. washers, ranges & Lot Tho Good Tlmof Roll! Household Handyman Ceilings, wall patching & 0354. 1/1 s Frigidaire elect, dryer, 18 disposals. 10% Senior Music from 40's right up Don't know who to call repair. Specializing in Lost & Found 077 lb. capacity, 3 yrs. old, Discount. 617 729-7906. PERNICKETY, LTD SNOWPLOWING Wood, Code. Oil 113 Demand more than sur- to todays hits. Wedings a for those jobs small or replacing ceilings in your Don't get stuck in it. FOUND in the Vicinity of exc. cond. $169.95. Ken- T & M AppHfanco Service face cleaning. Clients speciality. Competitive large? Call Skip 935-1862. home. No job too small. Snowplowing Woburn/ McDonalds Restaurant in more elect, dryer Ig, sz. COAL All makes & models rave. We put other resi- rates. Call Paul Lazzara at SMALL JOBS Call David 938-0383. Winchester jjiainly. Woburn Montvale Ave. just been reconditioned, 50 lbs. bag, nut coal. repaired. Washers, dential cleaners to 944-4617 Tiling, carpentry, paint- PLASTERING Driveway & parking lots. Calico cat. Very friendly. $119.95, guaranteed & Kerosene, propane. delivered. Kenmore dryers, refrig, dis., etc. shame. (508)664-1164. TIMES OF YOUR LIFE ing, paper hanging, ap- Blueboard and plaster. Scott 508-657-3855 662-0307 after 5pm Spartan/Service Star 942-7230. Low rates - washer, 18 lb. exc. cond. Stoneham & N. Reading. THE CLEANING CREW Disc-Jockey for all occa- pliance repairs, floor- Ceilings & walls. Fully FOUND - White german Same day service sions. Book your Xmas lng.617-662-7732. 12/28s ins. 10 years experience. Just been reconditioned. 438-5555 or 944-8494. Home Office Free est. Rubbish & Sheppard. Young Male. Guaranteed & delivered. party now. Let Barney & Call Angelo, 665-7524. tfs CUT, split, delivered VACUUMS Bonded insured, ref. Junk Removal Black Collar. Off School $169.95. 508-663- Becky make your next Landscaping 061 firewood. $130 cord SEWING MACHINES We'll clean it all! Joan & OUALITY & EXPERIENCE St. Woburn. 935-5336. 4433. 12/23t function a success. 617- A & A CLEANOUTS seasoned. $100/cord Free ests., parts & sales, Yvette 508-657-4894. 1/15t & Gardening 039 PAINTING CO FOUND Calico cat, 302 Montvale Ave., Wob- 438-8948. tfs Complete removal of any KITCHEN set w/4 chairs. picked up. Call 508-851- WINDOW CLEANING Licensed and insured. friendly, in vie. of Mac- urn. 935-2704. GUTTER CLEANING Interior and exterior. unwanted rubbish or Dinette set w/ leaf & 6 4776. 12/25t ROBERT'S window Gutters & downspouts junk. Wood, hsehld. Donalds on Montvale chairs. Livrm. furn., end cleaning. Prof, cleaning Equipment Rental 9448010. Ave. 662-0307 after 5 FIREWOOD prof, cleaned, repaired & items. Fast reliable ser- tables. All in exc. cond. Green cut, split & delvd. BUSINESS 005 only $6.00 stand, sz & & Repair 025 installed. 617-665-3839. OUALITY PAINTING vice. Low rates. 245-0713. pm. 12/288 CALL 617 932-4160. storms. Guar. Also int. Guaranteed lowest pric- No minimum. $100. 128 c. Secretarial Sarvlcos FOR RENT $100 CASH REWARD, SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS paint & paper. Wilm., GUTTERS CLEANED ing on ext. & int. paint- A & A Allied Disposal ft. Or un split & delvd. Word Processing 26" hydraulic log splitter, For lost brown & white Must move-selling house 508-657-7685. tfs Gutters cleaned, $49. ing. Custom wallpaper- Disposal of any un- $75. Limited wood. Call P. Transcription & more! 12 ton, delivered and boxer puppy, ears ban- hold-in-door yard single Senior citizens 20% dis- ing. Free est. fully in- wanted junk from your &T Const. 2466149. Pick-up & delivery. picked up $65 per dages w/black collar. Castro couch, tools- count. $39. Call 508-657- sured. Mike617-273-4724. home or bus., Lowest OUALITY FIREWOOD Days, Eves, Wknds weekend, $35 per day, 933-7427 or 508651-7898 Child Care 013 7369. 1/lt possible prices. Dennis Kyack-various items. Cut & Split 16 "-18". Call 617-273-2707 call 475-4628 or 475- R.C. PAINTING Best offers. Call days HANDYMAN 6620520 438-2640 Unseasoned $100. Fully A.B.C. 7148. tfn AND WALLPAPERING 617-231-3797, Iv. message TAPE Transcription, form Lie. provider has F & PT Hire a truck. No job too FOR SALE Seasoned $140. 128 cu. Interior & Exterior. Over A& A ALL CLEAN or call 561-2276, Kathi, letters, manuals, reports, openings. Meals incl. small. Yards cleaned & ft. 508-667-3607. labels. IBM/Word Perfect. 20 years exp. Reasonable Clean outs of garages, day. 12/28s Fenced yd. Call Carol Fences, Walls tree work. Snowplowing. prices & free estimates. Antiques SEASONED FIREWOOD 617-944-6450 yards, cellars, etc. We'll SMOKER?!?! 938-6657:'Lie. #57672. Call John 508-658-3117 Quality work. 944-8976 or 128 cubic ft. of 16-18 in. & Masonry 027 haul away anything. Fast, & Collectibles 087 Smoker in your life? We MaUo You Look Groat SUBURBAN YARD... 944-3388. cut, split seasoned COLONIAL COUNTRY CORVINO MASONRY reliable service. Low Eliminate second hand Resumes, papers, DAY SCHOOL Fall clean-ups, mowing, CARDS-UPPERDECK firewood. $145 a cord. All types of brick' & block R.K. PLASTERING rates. 245-0713. smoke. Call 508-657- brochures, flyers, menus, yard overhauls, season U.D. Hockey $28 box; 91 Minor del. chg. may app- Winn St. Woburn offers work. Steps, walkways, Basecoat - Skimcoat • A & A DOUG'S CLEAN-UP tft mailings, more Call SSU, sod lawns, trimming. Frankie Rodriguez $3; 77 3958. ly. 1/2 cords avail. Call the best in child care 2 retaining walls, stone Ceilings - Walls - Repairs. Resid. & commercial junk 617-942-1595. mos. thru Kindergarten. Winchester residents - Butch Hobson RC $1; SOFA BED and desk for fimberlineat"245"-4229" work & chimney work. Free estimates. Call removal, cellars, garages Come see our center and Schedule plowing serv. 90-91 Kevin Stevens $5; sale, good condition. Call For free . est. Call 508- Rich 938-6815 & yards cleaned. Const. SEASONED FIRWOOD CARPENTRY 007 now. Free. Est. 729-6828. 1969 R. Jackson RC $200. g 3 3-0283 compare. Lie # 001606. 452-8418. tft debri removal & demol. Cut, split & delivered. 933-0924. WALLPAPERING Cash only. (617) 272-2092. — A FINISH CARPENTER Tree Removal Tree/Shrub Interior painting. Quality LOW RATES FREE EST. $ 1 35/co rd . Green RED HOUSE ANTIQUES Miscellaneous 101 firewood cut, split & Retired 30 yrs. exp., will pruning, deep root work. Residential & Call Doug at 438-3518 Colors & Shapes Offering Floor & Rug 029 feeding, spraying, trees & GRAND RE-OPENING delivered $95/cord. Call do int. remod. & repairs. Commercial. Free Estinv A & A Star Romoval 45 Albion St, Wakefield. ARMY SURPLUS Small outside jobs , & stimulating atmosphere. BOB'S FLOOR SERVICE shrubs planted. All types 508-851-5309. 1/15t Planned exp. Designed to ates. Reasonable rates. Resid. & Comm. junk Antiques, collectibles Genuine Gl camouflage, repairs. Have ABC Bldrs. Hardwood floors sanded landscape work. Exp, Lie, Call Jim 617 272-1815. removal, demolition work, _ clothing, field gear, in- SEASONED firewood, meet young needs. Near ins, free est. 729-3414. used furniture, quilts, Lie. Anytime 938-8739 and refinished. Family cellars, gar & yds clean- jewelry (design & repair) signia, kids clothes. Sold, '128 cu. ft. $165. 64 cu. ft. Rte 28-129-62-93-95. 944- bus. since 1955. Small WALLPAPERING Alberto Construction 1887 Annie. Lie #63472. Interior painting. Quality ed. Compare our prices & Many other items. Con- bought, traded. Gl Joe's, $95. 32 cu. ft. $50. Free jobs welcomed. 617 933- 196 Ferrv st del. 508-858-367^. 617- Additions, baths, kitch- Miscellaneous 043 work. Residential & service. 438-9638. signments accepted. Hrs. - Maiden, ens, decks, ceramic tiles, DAYCARE mom has 4641 or 1800 640-3566. Mon-Sat, 10-4:30pm. 322-8600. 438-2612. 12/288 openings, 0 & up, FT & BANKRUPTCY Commercial. Free Estim- remodeling, lie & ins. J Duffoy Floor Sanding A + REMOVAL T.C. TILLOTSON PT. Rates negotiable. HELP LINE ates. Reasonable rates. 246-0976 BAHAMAS CRUISE Quality work, reasonable Hardwood floors profes- Rubbish removal, spring Cord wood/firewood. Cut Stoneham area. 617-438- 1 800 244 DEBT CallJim617272-1815. 5 days, 4 nights. Over- rates. Free ests., prefs. sionally sanded & refin- Call days-eves-wkends. & fall yard clean-ups, odd Boats, Motors booked corporate trip. split, delivered. $150 Mike,617-438-0898. tfs 6624 Lie. #64539. 12/23t ished. 20 yrs exp. Jack Plumbing jobs, demolition, cord. $80 '/? cord. 128 cu. Free consultation. & Supplies 091 Avail, to public. Limited EXPERIENCED lie. child Duffey. 933-7445 Attorney payment plan. remodeling. Fully in- availability. First come ft. 935-4397 or938-0334. Carpentry/Home Repair & Heating 049 care. Wilmington area, Attorney John Durkee. sured. Call for free first served. Hotel paid. The best price for general loc. nr Rte 129 & 38. Full N.H. Floor Sanding Sarv. DRAIN CLEANING estimate (508)664- SELL YOUR Sanding, reflnishing, COLLEGE MONEY Tffckets good 1 yr. Auctions, Crafts, Flea & finish carpentry, or part time openings. Robert's Sewer & Drain 6250. tfn $239.00/couple. 404-924- staining, new floor in- We need students who Markets & Fairs 113 remodeling, painting, no 508-657-8692. Lie. Cleaning Service. Tubs ■ BOAT 5020 ext. 121. stalled. Reasonable want financial aid. Min. 6 ACE REMOVAL job too small!! Free est., #51573. tfj sinks - toilets - main Removal of any un- in the OLD'N GOLD N Jeff 508-667-9881. prices. Free estimates. sources guaranteed. Free lines. Free estimates. 24 CARPETS , t. open LIC. Day Care provider. info. The K & J Group. wanted junk, wood or Times Chronicle F ea Marke CHAFFEE CARPENTRY Tlmmy561-2819. hr Service. 935-2768 have access to several Saturdays & Sundays 9 Wilmington. Ft/Pt, rea- 508-658-0789. Everyone furn. Demo serv. Low BOATX CHANGE Additions, remodeling, sonable rates, all ages. STOP LOOK GAS OIL rates. Prompt service. Publish your 5 line, thousands yards Stain m . 4 pm Deaier space qualifies for something. Master Carpet You can , , 2nd levels, decks, roofing Go ahead take a look at Weil-McLain Boilers with WILL BEAT ANY PRICE! boat ad for only avai 540 Main s Flex, hrs., Lie. #68652. Leave message. 12/25t carpet & siding. High quality in- Call Connie 508-658- your rugs, they're, proba- 5 yr service warrantee! Mike at 617-279-2323. $25.00 TIL SOLD y?ur J™mflro0,?m Tewksbury across from and hall terior finish & kitchens. 9119. 1/8t bly dirty. Well now is the GEORGE W. GATELY A/C, furnaces, water Your Boat X Change ad for $295. Price Heartland. 508-640- ADD Discount Disposal incl. carpet & Lie. & Ins. 935-9234. time to call us at Backhoe service. Local heaters, pipe & duct will run in the Times 'i in. pad, 1198 tft Statewide Carpet & Up- #4. Sewer & water con- Fast junk removal. We based on 30 sq. yards. Eric Johnson LITTLE FOLKS systems. Emergency Chronicle on Mon., Tues., holstery Cleaning. $10/ nections, drain laying, remove anything. Call Also have rolls of nice Construction DAY SCHOOL service, burners cleaned. Thurs., Fri., Middlesex room. $25/2 rooms & Hall excavations, and water anytime 944-9484 Berber avail, "cheap". GARAGE/YARD Additions, roofs, decks, 600 West Cummings Park Call 508-658-8578 tf t East on Wed., and Shop at Rtes. 128 & 93. Full & $35.6 ft. area. 933-1762. taps. 933-1322. Free est. BARRY'S Removal & pe7s News~nSaI7or a 617-354-8891. John. ' tf/s kitchen + baths for a HEATING CONTRACTOR Disposal. Don't take a SALES part time. Summer camp, SUPERIOR , . tft combined weekly circula- FOR IMMEDIATE SALE professional job done. Oil burners, boilers, chance we are licensed & Call 508-263-7857 exc. nursery, pre-school & HARDWOOD FLOORS IO TESTED baseboard heating. Very tion of 114,000. Ads must CASIOTONE MT-70. Reading insured. 24 hr. service. begin with the year, make Keyboard, chords, 10 125 refs 12/23n kindergarten programs. Free est. for installation, The Boston Test Center reasonable. Jerry College degreed staff. sanding, refinishing & offers for a limited time Cellars, attics, etc. & model. (No abbrevia- rhythms, 20 instrument THE DEPOT Girord Woodworking Ficociello 617-272-4367 cleaned. Free ests. John #001684. Call 935-9697. repairs. 944-5826 free intelligence and per- tions on year, make or tones, memory play, bat-. CONSIGNMENT SHOP Decks, interior finish, JOSEPH P. LENTINI CO. 246-7762. model) Ads will be teries incl., exc. cond. 2 Prescott St., Reading, MOM of 2 available for p/t sonality tests. Your IQ, kitchens, basement con- Plumbing, heating and published for 60 inser- Asking $60. TWO Weight New & nearly new or f/t day care. 3 yrs. or personality and aptitude versions. Quality work. Home determine your future. gas. Kit. & bath remodel- "~ BARRY'S REMOVAL tions, after 60 insertions Machines, Marcy EM I, II, clothes, bric-a-brac, col- Free est. Lie. #035221. potty trained & over. ing. All types of jobs. Disposal 24 hr. service. the ad must be renewed III, all attachments, ask- lectibles, jewelry. Tues, Flexible hrs. Maryann Improvements 031 Know them. No obliga- Call Jim 508-667-4181 tions. 448 Beacon St., Estimates. Master Lie. Don't take a chance, we by advertiser at no extra ing $170. DP-USA asking Thurs, Fri & Sat. 10-4. 617-438-8733. 12/28s A1 CERAMIC TILE Boston, MA 02115. 617 #10120. Call 273-0007. are licensed/ins. Appl. cost for another 60 inser- $60. If interested, call ==^=^=rr HONEST AND Reliable REPAIRS TEWKSBURY Lie. 262-8898. K&K Plumbing & Hooting removed from sidewalk. tions no later than 3 days 508-658-5696. tf t DPAL ESTATE carpenter needs work. All daycare. Conv. location. Regrouting, washing, Melrose only. $8. John after publication ends. SANTA'S HELPER Kitchen & bath remodel phases of construction Rte. 38, Oakdale Mall all new installations, bath- 617-246-7762. 1/1s All ads must be prepaid. FOR SALE- Apple Macln- — gift wrapping $1 per ing. Water heaters & gas from hanging a door to ages, reas. rates. Lie. rooms, shower stalls, Mastercard or Visa ac- tosh systems starting at Real Estate building your dream package. Free pick-up work. Consulting & Gen- CLEANUP SERVICE #68623. Call 508-851- kitchens & hallways. eral Contracting. Free cepted by phone. No re- $500. Lots of software Services home! 10 yrs. exp. lie. & and delivery with $10 Yards, houses, garages, 140 3112. 12/231 617-438-2401. tfs est. Lic.#20458,229-1871. funds or copy changes free. Used printers star-. ins. free est. Call 508- min. in Reading. We also attics, bldg. mat., etc. cleaned out. 658-2163 allowed. Extra line $5.00 ting at $100. Apple, IBM FLROIDA, Ft. Lauderdale. 640-1330. tft BATHTUBS shop. 944-2501. OIL BURNER SERVICE each. Call our BOAT X Software starting at $8000 furn mobile home. RESURFACED Burners tuned and anytime except Sunday. MAKSOU BROTHERS Electricians 021 CHANGE Department for $1.00. Apple II E Com-Adult community, 9 min Is your bathtub worn out CARPENTRY Musical 045 cleaned. Sales and Ser- TIGER Rubbish Romoval additional information. patible starting at $299. from Ft Lauderdale / ALARMS & ELECTRICAL or hard to clean? Don't Additions are our spec- vice. Call Leo at 617 Lowest pricest in town. IBM Compatibles starting Hollywood Airport. Nr Residential, commercial rip it out. Resurface it 5 PIECE percussion 700 272-8963. ialty! Free estimates. Demolition, cellars, attics 933-3700 944-2200 at $499. Call 508-658- golf coursess, colleges, wiring. Free estimates. with our exclusive syn- drum set. Excellent cond. & commercial. No job too Quality work. Friendly FTilly insured. Lie. $250,944-8140. P. J. DIONNE CO. 8591. tft beached. Newer cen. a/c, thetic porcelain. All dec- Plumbing & Heating. 24 big or too small. Give 7T73 refrig, attached screened manner. Low prices. E25994. Call Lou Casco 1956 SHEPPARD wood TRAILER hitches orator colors. Fully guar- Hour service. Very rea- Ken a call 279-1946. Florida room. 245-1585 Please call 944-9031. 944-9183. Paint, Paper runabout mahogany, 283 and installed, pick up anteed. Call PER- sonable rates. Lie REMODELING, additions, & Plaster 047 UP to $50.00 cash for cu. in. Chevy eng. 185 HP truck bumpers; all types BILL ALEXANDER MACERAM of New #11164.617-938-5662. * kitchens, baths, quality junk cars. Free estim- of welding. Elston WE Residential & Industrial England. 245-8287. TFS A&M OUALITY PAINTING inboard, exc cond. Must P. J. RAFFI ates. 24 hr. service junk Welding Service, 280 W|SH>. workmanship reasonably wiring. Licensed and In- CERAMIC TILE Specialists in exterior & see. Brian Moriarty, 603- PLUMBING & HEATING removal. Days 658-3096 Park St., North Reading. ALL OUR priced. Call Grandview sured. Free estimates. Bathroom tile repaired, interior painting, over 26 279-4573. Master Lie. #9898. Com- eves. 685-3675. tft 664-3498. TFN CLASSIFIED Bids. 617-334-5543 12/23n 617 933-1103. regrouted, acid wash, years experience. Fully 1972 CHRYSLER Boat, mercial & residential READERS A VERY Seaver Construction, Inc. ins., He. rigger, free est. motor/trailer, 15' f/glass, TRAILER hitches sold Don Chamberlain waterproofed, polished plumbing, gas fitting & MERRY CHRISTMAS New construction, addi- 944-4343 or 508-470-0993. Trucking 55hp, 2 tanks, cover/ and installed, pick-up Serving you is our goal. like new. All work, guarnt. heating. Estimates given. AND A HAPPY NEW tions, remodeling, roof- more. All orig., exc. cond. truck bumpers; all types Lets talk -free- Resid., Est. 1956. Keep this ad- Anthonys Paint & Papar Professional service, af- & Moving 063 YEAR! ing, siding, kitchens, S3500/BO. 938-9494. of welding. Elston comm., & indust. Fully free est. Call 396-4731. Wallpapering, paper fOrdably priced. 657- THE baths, & more Licensed BRITTANY MOVING Welding Service, 280 ins. Master. Call 935- CERAMIC TILES stripping & ceilings. 7710. TFT 1975 Bow Rider. 14fi DAILY TIMES & insured. Quality work. 3794. Lie. #A12176. Will move household fiberglass 1984 Johnson Park St., North Reading. Complete bathroom Neat, clean & prompt. "PIPEWORKS" apt., or 1 or 2 pieces. Ful- CLASSIFIED Free estimates. 935-0130. 70 hsp motor. $3500/bo. 664-3498. tfN remodeling, kitchen firs., References available. Plumbing & heating, gas ly insured. Call 2296797. DEPARTMENT TONY'S CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANS 933-4892 back splashes, shower Free est. 617 935-0081. fitting. Master Lie. #9905 Wheelchair Accessible Specializing in Carpentry Lloy and Johnson Inc. BURLINGTON stalls, new installations & BARRETT PAINTING 24 hour service. Call 1981 Crestliner Rampage Money Savors 103 homes, condos and & paint, doors, windows, Commerical, Residential, MOVING & DELIVERY repairs. Refs. avail. Qual- 10 yrs. exp., int/ext. Steve Thacker 246-3079 26', twin 350 ci, 800 OMC aparts. all areas. Spec, comp. baths, remodeling, and Industrial. Free est. ity work. Call Mike 617- Mass D.P.U. #28485, outdrives. Runs/looks SELL IT painting & carpentry. Ref. PLUMBING & HEATING Homes, apts, condos. & financing avail. decks. No job too small. Insured. Master Lie. 438-0898. tfs new. Comes w/10k lb. HomeBase RE 279-9081 Tony, 617-933-6754. in writing w/free est. 508 Neat, dependable ser- office. Antiques, appli- #A12014.Qal 1932-0206. 658-2656 or 617 942-0711. dual axle EZ load trailer. Do you have an item vice. No job too big or ances. Free estimates at VINCENT ELECTRIC CONCRETE FORMS $15,995. 508-794-0481 valued under $200? if so, Condominiums & Poured foundations and BRENDAN O'HAGAN too small. Call Bob at no obligations. 272-3392 Cleaning 011 Residential, commercial, days. Evs. 603-382-37,13. place it in this column for T_„,_L-„,-. floors, machine work Quality painting, 508-658-2467. Lie. # 143 industrial. Fully insured & CITY HAUL TRUCKING 1986 17 ft Bayliner Capri, a money saving value. 5 'OWnhOUSQS _ A Better Company available. Charles A. wallpapering and han- 172Q4. tft Household & office licensed. Free estimates. dyman services. 13 yrs. 85 hp Force O.B. w/ trail- lines, 6 days only $5. FOR SALE BY OWNER ONE TIME CLEANING 617-272-0553 Cushlng 657-7566. tft movers. Lie. & insured. experience. 942-0007. er. Exc. cond. Never used Price of item must ap- Salem N.H., conv. loc. Specializing in large jobs CUSTOM REMODELING Roofing 053 Free est. Same day ser- pear in ad. No commer- just over Mass. border. & heavy cleaning. 1 rm or $23.00 ELECTRICIAN in salt water. $6,000. Call Prof, tile and formica CEILINGS PAINTED $30 A. DUVAL ROOFING vice 7 day/week. Call toll cial, garage sale or mov- Min. to I93 & shopping, entire hse. Walls, wood- All small jobs. 15 yrs. 617 937-3842. work. Basements finish- Call 508-657-7369. 1/1t Expert roof installation. free 1-800-287-5814 or ing ads allowed. 20 min. to Rte 128. Good work, cellars. 396-2290 exp. Fixing/new work/old 1987 21ft GLASSTREAM ed. Custom book cases. COLLEGE PAINTING CO. Emergency repairs. Fast local calls 508-454-5814. size 1 bdrm., w/washer & work. Flnlay Electric. 211 Regatta Cuddey cab, B & B Chimney Services Vinyl replacement win- "Why pay professional dependable svc. 3rd gen- 662-2848; 389-5933. John. 165 HP mere, shoreline. 933-3700 944-2200 dryer, dish., a/c, Ideal for All type of chimneys & dows. Fully insured. Free prices". College students young prof, or married Lic.#E23904. 1/8s eration roofers. Work Upholstering EZIoad roller trailer, many flues cleaned. Pointing & est. Scott 508663-8517. with 5+ years experi- guar., free est 944J994 couple. $74,900. 617- & Refinishing 067 options and extras. B/ TIMES CHRONICLE rebuilding. Fully insured. Double D Tile & Masonry ence. Full ins. Free est. — . u»u DooiTnori 643-1282 after 4 pm. Free estimates. B & B Entertainment 023 fl/0.617-245-6174 _ CLASSIFIEDS Specializing in all forms 617 272-9401. Specializing in new roofs FURNITURE FAUUM CA llltV 17 4 Chimney Sweep Co., fish A ONE GAL BAND of tile, marble & masonry DAVES PAINTING and problem leaks Free Kitchen cabinet fronts & 1989 CAJUN" 17.4 THOMAS radio/cassette. 641-2004. 25HP Piano/Keyboards. work. Quality installation Specializing in residential estimates. Call anytimeanvtime 7 furniture refinishing, our and--ki Forcri 1 Wood cabinet, cathedral REAL ESTATE depth finder-trolling BEST CLEANING Weddings/Parties, at reasonable prices. interiors. Quality work at days. Don't - get - soaked specialty. Chairs reglued style. Table top. Paid motor. Exc. condt. $129. Asking $60. Suit- TOS-8 Good references. Call Background. Add MY Free estimates. Peter reasonable rates. Free - prices. 438-9697 or Free est. Pick up & $10,500/bo. 937-3473 able Xmas gift. 933-7377. 396-2149 Ask for Bernice special touch. 944-3461 617-272-8454. estimates. 617 729-4657. 438-7401. TFT delivery. Call 858-3957. tft i 5uppWm.nl to Dally Tlcim - Chronic ta (Wobum. Hooding, w.nch.u.r, lurfnaton, Wakonoid), U/nnli.W PAGE S-8-M0NDAY, DECEMBER 25T»991 VMogor, No. boding TranKrlpl, Wilmington t To~k»bury To-n Crbr. Stonoham Irxtopondom READING 4 rms * sun WILMINGTON-small 3 STONEHAM - low rent, REAL ESTATE porch," all modern, Rdg rm., studio, suitable for 1, Main St. 1 or 2 room(s) BANK FORECLOSURE Sq. area, ample pkg., no 2nd fir., of prlv. home. Nr. offices avail. All utils. in- TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION FROM S-7 \ utils., sec. dep. req'd. trains & 93. $850/mo. incl. cl., ample pkg. 617-245- $675/mo. 944-2474 util. Avail, now. 508-657- 5433. 12/23S TEWKSBURY -2 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES TIWKMURY READING near center, 8629. |t tft WILMINGTON retail/ Friday, December fr, 1991 it KM ajp. ■ 11 fl) un. | by owner, 2 bdrm., W Main St. in building. Lge. WILMINGTON-studio office space. Main St. bath, townhouse, end lux. 2 bdrm., $725. ww, $480 incl. all. Washer/ Exc. loc. 1st fir., good To be sold on premises unit, cathedral ceilings, ac, d&d. 942-7958 or dryer plus cable. Call visibility. $600 mo. incls. First Sale - 2571 Main Street, Tewksbury at 10:00 a.m. laundry rm., gar., tennis & 523-2100. 508-657-7661 after 4pm. ht & utils. 508-658- Approx. 10,369 sq. ft. of land zoned light industry, pool. New carpeting & READING 352 Main St. 2 WINCHESTER 1 bdrm., 5626. tft improved with an approx. 32 year old 8 room ranch II was the night before The stockings were hung out the windows paint. $113,900. 67 home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and fireplace, having bdrm., Ig. Ivgrm/dngrm., ww. Pkg. No utils. $500 WILMINGTON-3 rm. pro- Christmas with care DeCarolis Dr., ww, kit w/refrig., dw, self mo. Avail. Jan. 1st. 617- fessional office suite approx. 1,500 sq. ft. living space. Book 4273 Page 123 - Since the chimney was broken, none dare Tewksbury, By appt. clean oven, disp., bs- 729-1286. available. 8 Middlesex Middlesex North Registry of Deeds. When all through the house 508-658-7194. tft hang them there! ment, Indry. Sec. income, WOBURN Ave. Call SLS Properties. Second Sale - 2551 Main Street, Tewksbury at 1100 a.m. There was no room for Total of approx. 27,669 sq. ft. of land composed of 2 Off St. pkg. $725 - $745 Lux. Studios / 1 bdrms. 508-658-2550 if Interest- The line for the bathroom was longer than Houses anyone mo. incls. ht & hw. Tri- from $595 incl. heat & hot ed tfj parcels - one 16,800 sq. ft. lot zoned-light industry Route 128 dent 944-3886. contains the building and large parking lot. The other Not even a mouse For Sale 145 water, new carpets, pool, WILMINGTON 16K sf In rush hour...I hope it's not too late! READING • 1st fir., 1 BR, newer vetall office center abutting parcel of approx. 10,864 sq. ft. is vacant land. READING Unique 3 bdrm bus stop. No pets, no for lease or sale 1000 sf Subject is an older Colonial recently used as a real When much to our wondering eyes did appear contemp. beamed ceil- refrig. incls., no util., walk Fee. On Rt. 3 just off 128. to train. $525 mo 942- units close to Rte/. 93. estate office. First floor is open office space and second ing, skylights, new K&B, PHEASANT RIDGE A real estate broker with 8 hot istings for properties near 1693. Fire proof Construction Call 508-250-1540. 1/29t floor contains an apartment. Basement is finished. deck off mstr bdrm, on We'll help you ring in the holidays in your new home 617 935-1232. WOBURN 1,700 sq.ft. Building has approx. 1,300 sq. ft. of above-grade wooded lot. $179,000. READING-mod. 3 rm. With a mortgage loan from Stoneham Coop 944-4040. Hunneman- Apt., $525 Incl. all...4 rm., WOBURN 4 ROOM APT. Office & warehouse. finished area with a 2-car detached garage. Book 3281 Coldwell Banker apt., fully appil .$650 Convenient location. Drive in. $7. per ft. Call Page 65 - Middlesex North Registry of Deeds. Parking, laundry, no pets. 617-279-0463 or 438-3885 Auctioneer's Notei Representations made here and WOBURN WEST above based on field reports and other information MERRY CHRISTMAS 3 bdrm., Cape, $169,900. WAKEFIELD- mod. 3% No utils- Available Im- rm. apt., near Lake, supplied by sources deemed reliable. 3bdrm„ split, $174,900. 5 mediately. $495 month. Houses 161 from the MORTGAGE EXPERTS at $575...Beautifully renov. 3 617 933-0925 Terms of Sale: Each sale will require a deposit of Main Office Loan Center Loan Center bdrm., split, $175,900. NORTH READING bdrm., in Center, $700. $7,000.00 in cash, certified check or bank check to be 2500 Main st Lots $75,00-$125,000. WOBURN 5 room, 2 bedroom, large 335 Main St 153 Main St. 933-1414 -933-1235. Ig. 3 rm., 1 bdrm., apt. 1st paid by purchaser at time and place of sale, with Stoneham MA Stoneham MA #212 it*vit lot. 1st, last & security STONEHAM-Lux 1 bdrm., fir., all utils., w/d hook-up, balance due 30 days thereafter. Other terms to be FDJl (800)422-8982 (617)438-4483 Tewksbury MA \]\ condo, at Ledgewood, deposit. $800 month. No announced at time and place of sale. Land refrig., cable, off St. pkg., utilities. Call 438-5785. (800) 432- 0880 ^ gar pkg., $700. Ruth A. Dillingham, Esq., Wayne, Lazarus & Chappell, close to transp., $650/no 184 Park St. For Sale 147 fee. 935-0517. 200 State Street, Boston, MA 02109, Attorney for WOBURN-ullramod., 1 WILMINGTON 4 bdrm STONEHAM WOBURN-create your Mortgagee. Tel. (617) 330-8588, . bdrm., in 2 fam., fully ap- Woburn Stonohom Lin* split. 1 Vt baths, screened CO-OPERATIVE dream home on 12,000 Spac. 1 & 2 bdrms. Incl., tank, xo.rso pil., kit., tile bath, wfd porch, treed lot. $1200/ John T. Coles, Jr. Auctioneer OPPORTUNITY sq. ft. lot. $149,900. Or hook-ups, pkg., $550. heat, laundry fac, pool, mo. + utils. No pets. Call 1 Garden Road, Stoneham, MA 02180 DANK will sell land separate. $595 & $685. Nr. 128/93, 508-657-7907 s $69,900. Century C21- WINCHESTER-4 rm., apt., bus & train. No fee, no (617) 438-0141 Mass. Lie #210 Adams. 617-648-6900. pets. 933-1414,933-1235. . WOBURN in 2 fam, $575. mod. brick duplex, on a WILMINGTON Lg clean 1973 CADILLAC DeVille, 1985 BMW 735I, Mint 1987 CHEVY IROC 2 auto 1989 SPRINT Motor WOBURN 350, 48K mi, loaded! Ex- home, 19' long, F&R heat NO. READING-1 bdrm., cul-de-sac, 3 bdrm., 1Vi rooms on Silver Lake, Classic 4 dr., Beautiful cond., 89K mi, all the ex- Real Estate Near 128 & public trans- tra tires/wheels Kenwood & air gen., tilt, cruise, condo, $600 heated. baths, Fp., d&d, Ig. yard, Indry fac, kite & bath Car. Gold/white vlnal, pin tras, anti brake, car Wanted 151 C-21 Boardwalk, RE 617 portation. 1 bedroom- $950 + utils., avail.I, m. privg. $50-$100/wk. 508- stripes/ac, fm stereo. phone, $12,900 or B.O. stereo pout. $8000/bo alarm, self-cont., only 5K apartment. Disp., ac, Mike eves 935-0519 mi. (60K ext. war.) PRIV. PARTY 944-7820. 646-5847/508-369-3668 MEDICAL MEDICAL BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS ii Maternal Child MIS, Inc., PART TIME Director of Health Coordinator a growing software consulting firm, is Ipdking for FT. R.N. needed to manage a motivated, flexible person who enjoys working MEDICAL CUSTOMER SERVICE cases and develop M.C.H. pro- in a challenging, friendly 6-persorvon ice. You will Social Services gram. Community health ex- keep our books and provide hetp with customer Liirp' pri>nrf-.sivt' Mcmmjck Valley Elder Care • perience required M.S. pre- service. Prior experience is required and PC Ac- RECEPTIONIST organization seeks talented Socialworker lit ferred. counting Systems experience is preferred. We Evenings/Days/ le.ul our expanding Social Services depart- REPRESENTATIVE ■ men! Uling your ctealivity to Ml a new Resumes or calls to: offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Saturdays m direction tor our social MtVfcn function, Jen* Allen Detail-oriented. vim will work with out nursing department, our admis- sion team, and adult dav can center Successful candidate \ V.N.A. of Pltmtm ••rid nturrtu only to: Typing Required. should be aware ot Maolcare and OBKA rcquirainenli as Call Annette: I PERSONAL LINES "1 they apply to our environment You will also enhance our | Middlesex East SOCtal work programs, establishing more frequent family 12 Beacon Street meetings and community outreach projects MIS, Inc. Excellent opportunity for person with 2 years ex- Slonebam, MA 02180 50 Mall Road, Suit* Q18 lo qualify, von must have a Bachelor's degree in Scnrial 617-438-3770 6I7-272-7022 perience in personal lines. WorV and be !i» Pitted to practice In the state ot Massa- Equal opportunity employer Ml* Burlington, MA 01803 BI»24 chusetts iln'\ ions nursing home experience is essential Must have good communication skills to work with We'provide excellent benefits and competitive wages. For confidential interview, please forward resume and salary -»- clients and underwriters. history to BUSINESS HSS, P.O. *>* 8674 Are You Looking PART TIME Salary commensurate with experience. Excellent Lowell MA 01853 benefit and growth program. AM I QUll I >r>lH.rliini.v Empfavei M20-24 TELEMARKETING SECRETARIES For A Challenge? Growing office supp- Send resume for interview appointment to: WORD PROCESSORS Busy office is looking for a receptionist with 2 ly/recycling company hir- BRIAN BOYLE years experience with some general office duties ing part time experienced WordPerfect Telemarketers We offer a required. UN'S or LPN'S IBM MSWord guaranteed hourly wage 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full and Part Time Please send resumes to: and a generous boftus DIGITAL plan. Make S10-S15 per hour. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. CERTIFIED NURSES AIDES VISIt US 1ST! Please sand resume to: . Part Time. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Take chargt of YOrR eaiaet KEANE FIRE & SAFETY 455 MAIN STREET, WOBURN, MA 01801 BI9-26 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. »lth a (hoicc of aicallcal tem- 1500 Main Street, Waltham, MA 02154 Dally Times Chronicle porary aaiigaatt ats. Box 2818 • TOP RAT ESI ATTENTION: PERSONNEL B.B* One Arrow Drive • SAME WEEK PAY! Woburn, MA 01801 NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSES • BENEFITS! Please apply in person between • FREE WORD PROCESSING GENERAL HELP 10 am. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday TRAINING Call or Vlall TODAY! at BURLINGTON 3 N.E. Executive Park PART TIME GLENDALE NURSING HOME (617)273-1473 Retail Sales 171 Cambridge Rd., Woburn M»27 PEABODY 8 Earn Coaler Drive (SOS) 532-6820 Person Office TELEMARKETING Sales experience in carpet BUSINESS We are now hiring Part Time and vinyl lloonng prefer- Specialist, red. Varied duties Atten- B23-J, Telephone Marketing Represen- tion to detail nee tatives for our Burlington office. We essary. TheSuper guarantee an hourly wage while we Apply to: GENERALHELP train you to make much more. KEENE CARPET 202 Cambridge Street Good Things If you're looking for the best part time Burlington, MA 01803 Opportunity Come Together Here. DRIVERS job around, call now. 272-8642 Ideas, enemy, and a $35,000 Per Year + + + commitment to providing James: excellent service for our clients NO EXP. NEEDED IMMEDIATE Supermarket BB»^^ altall come Itogether here at Insta-Care. Local & Nationwide And H7//i alt this in place, there's even more opportunity for your progress. Make the FULL TIME/ 617-272-3162. LOCAL OPENINGS advantages come together for you at Insta-Care. PART TIME For 6 Experienced Coming Soon to Driver's License CSR's FULL CHARGE Required in an expanding insurance Stoneham WORD PROCESSOR agency. Dataenlry & swit- BOOKKEEPER Educational organization is seeking individual chboard also available Part-time positions available in all departments who is proficient in Microsoft Word 5, Q & A Data Competitive salary and In this challenging position, you'll be responsi- 1-800-992-8005 You can be proud to work at Shaw's. We are one of the fastest ble lor bank reconciliations, audit schedules, Base, and Q & A Write. Ability to monitor and benefits package. prioritize work load in a fast paced environment - CALL TODAY - growing supermarkets in New England, and this means super account analysis, journal entries, closing ru advancement opportunities for you. inurements 'and miscellaneous analysis. To is a must. Position also involves close working 508-475-7880 qualify, you should have 5 X years of related HIRING conditions with several other employees. Full- • Competitive Wages experience, and knowledge ol Lotus 1-2 3. time, excellent benefits, non-smoking office. TRANSITIONS FRIENDLY'S UNLIMITED on ?.. • Advancement Opportunities In addition i" professional recognition, we offer OF WAKEFIELD Please send resume and salary requirements to: an excellent benefits package. If you're interest • Exceptional Benefits i'il in creating a more fulfilling career, please PART TIME Box 2670 • Extensive Training Programs fomanl vour resume, with salary requirements. WAITER/WAITRESS cfo oaily Time* Chronicle to Human Resources, Insta-Care Pharmacy One Arrow Drive Come and talk with us about your availability. Services, X Henshaw Street, Wobum, MA PRODUCTION & Woburn, MA 01801 BII-24 *...?• GENERAL HELP 0IH0I. Prim ipals t»i/\ Hi' art an equal oppor- CUSTOMER SERVICE Apply in person at: tunity employer. SUPERVISORS Shaw's hiring trailer ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE GENERAL HELP Redstone Shopping Center Apply in person Mon-Fri. 9am-5pm j WHOLESALE Stoneham, MA Insta-Care No phone calls please : December 30, 1991 10 am-5 pm December 31, 1991 8 am-5 pin Pharmacy Services 152 Albion Street Equal Opportunity Employe* ^ BEVERAGE January 2, 1992 8 am-5 pm January 3, 1992 8 am-5 pm FORKLIFT SERVICE January 4, 1992 8 am-5 pm PROFESSIONAL DISTRIBUTOR TECHNICIAN SALES We are looking for the very best mechanic and MERCHANDISER READING are willing to pay top dollar for him. We offer WANTED . shauus one of the best benefit packages in the in- BOOKKEEPER PUBLIC SCHOOLS dustry. Currently we have an opening for.road Advance Personnel, a Temporary Placement (617) 933-9047 An Equal Opportunity" Employer M/F/V/H SEEKS SUBSTITUTE work in the Boston area. If you are a top notch Agency, needs a Bookkeeper experienced in mechanic and are looking for a change for the 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Payroll Preparation, Data Entry, Billing, Accounts TEACHEHS K-12 better, please call, mail or fax a resume to: Receivable & Collections. All content areas Customer service experience is a great plus. Send resume and letter NEW ENGLAND INDUSTRIAL Other qualities required include: reliability and ot interest to the: orientation to detail, and a congenial attitude. ASST. SUPERINTENDENT TRUCK, INC. DIRECTOR OF We offer a good salary and complete benefits in- OF SCHOOLS 10 Ryan Road, WobiaWi, MA 01801 CLASS I DRIVERS cluding paid health and life insurance and in- Box 180 teresting professional environment. Reading, MA 01867 61^935^9105 BUILDING FACILITIES — WANTED — FAX: 617-938-3879 «, The position of Director of Building Must have current CDL. Meet DOT re- Call Maddie at: Facilities for the Woburn Public Schools is quirements, safe driving history with two years WAREHOUSE Up to open. of moving experience in household and elec- $12.00 per hr. We'll train. BOOKKEEPER 12-14 hrs INTERLEAF tronics. Growth potential and benefits 617-273-4250 Several openings. Also per wk. Flex. hrs. Mon Tac / Temps is currently Application forms can be obtained from the part time. 1-800-521-8543. AM availibilty nee. interviewing for long and Woburn Public Schools, Business Office, Call John Advance Personnel Associates $1000 PER WEEK & UP $5.20-$6.20/hr. Apply in short term assignments Locust Street, Woburn, MA 01801. 50 Mall Road Burlington, MA 01803 No direct sales, repeat person. Friendlys Rest. in the Local Burlington Application Deadljne: January 3,1992, 3 pm. B17-23 business.. Wholesale 376 Cambridge St, Wob. Area. If you know Tech jewelry company needs Pubs / Interleaf on the 617-935-4620 WILMINGTON- looking local REP. (713) 973-2353. DRIVERS WANTED Sun System, give us a VENTILATION Cleaning VISITING AUTO for mature, resp. person $400-$650 Weekly, will call. We will pay top PART TIME resident School Bui Driver. Contractor. Full & part NURSE to care for 2 children $200-$500 WEEKLY. train. Drive company car. dollar for top quality. building super. Must 20-40 hours per week. FROM S-8 time positions avail. 2nd MIDDLESEX EAST ages 1 & 3 yrs. Mon-Fri. Assemble products at Tac / Temps 265 Winn St. have working knowledge Highest wages with fast 1-800-521-7750. shift. Will train. Valid 11am-3pm. Ref. req. Call home. Easy NO selling. Burlington. 617-273-2500 of plumbing & heating. advances. Call 508-688- 1988 CHEVY S10 Pickup, You're paid direct. Fully drivers lie. req. Opportu- Part Time 508-657-4850. 12/15t EXPERIENCED Cor- Send replys to D.R.T., 8256 std., cap, bedliner Guaranteed. FREE 24 nity for advancement. Per Visit cassette, new tires. 50K WILMINGTON Looking porate cafeteria cook. . Box 4242, B.L.V.D. Sta- Postions Hour recording 801-379- Must be self starter and "MAKE IT CLEAN" Look- 508-658-4341 6/60 warr., exc. cond. for mature resp person to tion, Andover, MA 018190 Competitive Rates 2900 COPYRIGHT creative. $8/hr. Call 508- ing for honest depende- $4900. 245-4309. care for 2 children ages 1 SMALL Sales office WAKEFIELED Ig 1 & 2 O.T. #MA27HDH. 1/15T 927-5929. ble people willing to do & 3 yrs. Mon-Fri. 11am- needs part time person to bdrm, deck, off st pkg, M.S.W. — private house cleaning. 3pm. Refs req. Call 508- PART TIME at Home. assist in data processing w/d hkup, heat & hot P.T, Pediatric 1989 CHEVROLET Ex- General FEMALE live in compa- 508-664-5804 12/23N Make appointmets with & AR postings. Clean wataer incld. $600-$700. 657-4850 12/30t nion for healthy senior For Interview Contact plorer Hi-top Conversion Help Wanted 213 local businesses. pleasant office. Flex hrs. Call 944-1800 Susan Brady O.T.R. Van. Every extra incl. Previous sales - tele- 12 16 hrs to start. Burl- WAREHOUSE Rehab Supervisor Employment Services $$ ATTENTION $$ color TV & VCR & CD phone exp. required Call ington area 2700051 To $12/hri, will train. Sev- WE PAY YOU to Lose up system. 4 Capts. chrs. + & Publication! 210 508-475-7501. eral openings, part time/ sofa bed. Showrm cond. to 29 Ibs.in the next 30 meal 617 438-3770 The Times Chronicle accepts no 617-245-1003. chronicle. A route with SUPERMARKET HELP full time. 1-800-521-8543. Only 27K mi. Must see. days. Dr. recomended. 12 Beacon St. Stoneham responsibility for ads requiring onlv 25 ers ma earn $15,50U Firm 729-3007. Call now. 617-499-7704. HAIRDRESSER PaP y Pediatric Dental Office. F.T. Dairy Manager & lees for services or publications. Free 24 hr. information. Experience only. Im- an ■PP™'m*,e mon,n|y PT front desk position- Asst. Produce Manager. II you have any questions please mediate openings avail, profit of $72.00 Dental exp. a must. Exp. Exp. req'd. Premium pay, 1989 FORD Hi-Top Con- call the Classified Department at ATTENTION: Child Care. Call 617-862-9711. The lar9er ,he route the in 3rd party billing & exc. benefits. Send version Van, 2 tone, 6 933-3700 ' Three full time positions, higher the earnings. See various responsibilities. resume to: P.O. Box C, new born to 6 yrs. old. ,ne cr cyl., 41K mi., new tires, AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU HELP " >art below for ap- Please call Judy btwn Reading,MA. ac, am fm cass., Color $200-$300/wk. Concord, Proxima,epro,i,s Excellent pay, benefits, I need 6 full time & 10 - ADDQnv 10am-11am. 729-1900 TV, Cruise control, Tilt Andover. Part time days, r transportatin. 407-292- part time people to help I2IAL *,£,,?C Wheel, 4 captains chairs 15-20 hrs., at $8.00/hr. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. 4747 ext. 634. 9am-10pm. with my business. Full PAPERS MONTHLY & Sofa bed. $14,000. Live-in Nannies needed RECEPTIONIST needs mature person, Toll Refunded. training. Start now. Call Q,™ 937-0009. with exp. $250+. 617 4 7963 SWITCHBOARD OPS now in the WOBURN Cannery Workers/Alaska MINUTE WOMEN INC. - "- - 8::z:::::::::::..ioiS ANSWER THE CALL!1! area. Regardless of train- Hiring $600+ weekly. 862-3561, call Katie. Immediate Opening! 40 116.00 Put your EXPERIENCE to ing, write M. N. Hopkins, Over 8000 openings. COLLEGE STUDENTS, 45 130.00 work at prestigious firms Box 711, Ft. Worth, TX EMPLOYMENT AVON 76101. Male/Female. Free Cosmetics, Fragrance. $9.25 to start. 2-6 wk. 50 145.00 on exciting temporary transp. Room & board. Gifts. Skin So Soft. To Dec/Jan. student work Routes vary in size. If you positions. Earn TOP Child Care Call E.I.C. Now! 1-206- buy or sell Avon Pro- program. All majors may have a family member RATES, with same week TEXAS REFINERY CORP Wanted 209 736-7000, Ext. ducts, call Peg 933-6254. apply. 617-275-4980. age 10 and up who may pay, and great 5619B7. 12/28S be interested or know of BENEFITS too! Call or needs mature person AVON The warmest known cloth is LOOKING for liye in to someone who may, Visit TODAY! now in WILMINGTON LIVE-IN Child care pro- g.B. Mail Jobs, $11.77 to A NEW WAY! No door to care for elderly woman, please call us for our cur OFFICE SPECIALISTS area. Regardless of train- made today of a superior syn- vider, ^children: 10, 6, & $14.90/$12.95 fee. Now door, earn money, build Call for more info. 438- rent openings. 3 NE Executive Park, ing. Write W.S. Hopkins, thetic fiber. 5. Lt. housekeeping, hiring, your area. No ex- your own mail order 6603 eves, or days 933- Woburn 933-3700 Burlington,MA Box 711, Ft. Worth, TX cooking. Mature person. perience necessary. 1- business. Call Helen 2100 ask for Sharon. Reading 944-2200 617-273-1472 76101. 12/25t 617-2450057. 900-680-4454 ext. 0394. 944-3484. ViHog«r. No. ftaoding Transcript. Wilmington L Vwkibbiy Town Cr'mt, Sto-ahom lnd«pond«nt PAGE S-10-MONDAY, DECEMBER 2$T1991 Cornish and Bella Estrclla, all of the Woodchips column and read Mark Twain putting a lone one Wilmington; Christine DcLisle, the first paragraph, they have a dollar bill in the collection, "reluc- Gregory Carter, Michael Gogucn, choice either to continue reading tantly." James Mazza, Adam Bishop[, or turn the page. That's the beauty Joseph M. Hurley, Rob McGrath, of reading a newspaper. But, what Why dc so many people begin Shawn Lee now stationed in docs one do when he or she is sit- their talk by saying, "I am not an Idaho with.the U.S. Air Force, ting in about the middle pew of a orator or great speaker," then they Joseph and Patricia Folcy and church and the clergyman drones go on to prove it? For crying out- Christmas is the time of the My 'drcamboal' of the week is Cogan, Frank Davis, Joe Accardi, their handsome son Joe Jr., all of on and on "Ad Naseum?" Mark loud, clergymen, politicians, et al< Joe Budd«n, Josh Latham, Matt year when a young man gives a Stacey MacCurtin. We had a typi- Tewksbury; Thank you Karol Twain had this, system - whenever please observe the three rules of Schina, Sister Jean Dclaney and public speaking, "Be prepared. Be diamond to the "girl of his cal American Christmas at my McLaughlin for the following - the sermon *ras over 10 minutes Darlenc Porter, all of Reading; dreams." I remember when Kenny house. The tree came from Rod Kcsting (Retired American he wxmld-ctfange the ten dollar brief and Be seated!" Rabbi David Kudan, Rev. Susan went to a jeweler and was sur- Canada, the ornaments from Hong Airline Captain), Donald and bill he was prepared to put in the Woodchips wishes everyone a Cartmcllr Coach John Donohuc, prised at the cost of even the Kong, the lights, from Japan, but I Barbara Gray, Emily Maxwell; collection for a Five dollar bill. If Merry Christmas and a Happy, Dan McGrath, Alex Martinelli, cheapest diamond. So, he went to thank God that the idea cjgKc, also Carmine Mastrogiovanrri die "motor mouth" continued, he Healthy and Prosperous New a bargain center and told the clerk, from Bclhlchcfn! Bill Branlcy, Frank Giuliano, - CPA and Edward Flaherty CPA, would change the five for a two Florence Gossclin R.N., Edmond Year. "I want to get my girl a Christmas 1 sent Richard Hamcl a all of Lynnfield. dollar bill (pretty hard to get these My Super Star of the week is and Marie Baratta, all of present with a lot of diamonds." Christmas card with the words, Folks, when people come to days). Folks, it would end up Susan Webster, who is a teacher. The clerk wrapped it up and gave "Yulctidc Greetings." He called Winchester; Judy Borsclli, Kenny gave him a dollar and me on the phone and asked what Donna Ames, Rev. Harold ninety five cents. When his girl it meant. "Richie," I said, "loan I.eBlanc, Dick O'Rourke, Jack »1) .»>.)■"■»»>' ,mm,,„,,)rmim*»»>>.» ' ■'.'■'''!'% opened the present she shouted," me fifty bucks and 'yulctidc' me Russo, Bob McComiskcy, Claire Why you cheap idiot! What am I over for a couple of days!" 1 asked Novcr, Kenneth Bradbury, the going to do with a.deck of Bicycle my nephew, Dennis Tully, seven Gatcly Brothers (and Happy playing cards?" "Look," Kenny "Dennis, what are you going to Birthday Kathy), Elks Exalted snapped, "there arc 13 diamonds give your baby sister Jane for Ruler Morin E. "Skip" Kcltgcn in thai deck and that's all 1 could Christmas?" "1 dunno," he said, "I and Happy 50th Wedding gave her the measles last Anniversary Patrick and Evelyn Robert Co/ad is the custodian Christmas!" Spina/ola, all of Woburn; Karen Peterson, Kim Hart, Nicole Immaculate Conception Ryan Powers said. "Thanks. Dccotrct, Rev. Roderick Church. He has just washed the Chipper, for the harmonica \ou fi mi vestibule and being con- MacDonald, Rabbi Susan gave me for Christmas. It sure is a Abramson, Coach Joe Dillon, % cerned that someone may slip and money maker." "What do you .This special Holiday offer includes Shawn Lane, Forest "Woody" fall on ihe.wet door, he made out mean?" I asked. Ryan smiled and annual memberships for adults and Knowlcs, Fr. Robert Dohcrty,, 100 ;i caution sign. He posted it so said, "My mother gives me 500 families. Now is the perfect time to everyone could sec it and it Nicole Higdcn and Angclo On ANNUAL YMCA join & enjoy your local YMCA! noj. 1° play it during the day and Morandi, all of Burlington; Sgt. u quite a chuckle. The sign my father gives mc a dollar not to George Thistle, Patrolman MEMBERSHIPS! OUR GUARANTEE... Join Now said, Please, do not Walk on play it when he comes home from Stcphan Ramocki, John Doto Sr. and il for any reason within 30 days ol joining you I r! work at night!" choose lo end your membership, you'll gel 100% ol J Remember you read it here in and his lovely wife Marge, Rick ^ccvicp ... your investment 6ao» ■ no questions asked1 Personality Winners - Capt. Dcnchy, Ken Majcski, Judy S. .hips - How long "just a Bill Hughcsl Ann Tello. Peg minute" is depends on which side Babb, Dennis Hogan, Ken Giles 'piHOHtia.t /4id: Financial assist- Plansky, Gladys Wilson. Ruth ance plans are available to every- of the bathroom door you're on. and Anthony Mele, all of DEC. 31st! one based on family size and Wakefield; Francis Gonsalvcs, income tyk'U frttd a eUi at tAe STARTS Gladys Mills, Edith O'Lcary, Oux TKiMian: "To put Christian Raymond Turner, Daisy Chase, CRAFTS • BASKETS • PLAINTS principles into practice through pro- Frederick and his beautiful bride SILK FLOWERS • SILK TREES • RIBBONS ■ A fully equipped health & fitness grams that build healthy body, mind Erin Shaw, Ed and Ncida and spirit for all." ' POTS • BIRD FEEDERS • TRIM-A-TREE facility with certified Aerobics Rouilard, Iva Smith, Barbara instructors and friendly, profes- 1 Gram, Alice Pcard, Doris Lyons ■. sional staff . and Tom Flynn. all of North Why not use that Holiday money, or treat someone you Reading. love to the precious gift of 11 _i ■ health & fitness Also, Edward and Ann NORTH SUBURBAN Flaherty, Phyllis Goodcll, Edward Halpin, Esther Bcrsanti, Robert 137 ^utHftoH Shut. 74Jo6wut 4 Camtu Reg. Prices Houghton, Donienic Secondini, ^^....^^.^v.,,,^ 935-3270 Michelle Lapiana, Laura and Erin FLOOR Reg. S —7 SO VELVET Reg. Flaherty, Donald Clark and Jerry PLAINTS $14.99 ^ J &VJ RIBBON $8.99 $4,50 2 1/2' WIDTH McCarthy, all of Stoneham; Bob HANGING Reg. $300 SILK Reg$|f"|O0 Allen, Larz F. Ncilson, Cheryl PLANTS $5.99 GARLAND $19.99 JU Sodorquist, Sandra Curtin, CCD The Reading Rotary Club is now offering T-x'-ludlnqr Hlrd Seed. Tertlllzer. Chemicals. Expires 12/31")! Coordinator Ms. Jane Duggan and . Choir Member Ms. Carol Caponc, Pinewood both of St. Thomas' Church, 327 Main St (Rte. 28) North R 1 Michclc Scmonclli and James 944-3897 • 508-664- he Marco (Wilmington High Open 7 Days 8:30 School students of the month for Two Coupon Books November), Patricia Nutt, Dora Your Choice Woolworth & *r VARIETY SPECIALTY STORES REDSTONE list AnmviMsary Edrticm SHOPPING CENTER Stock *******'^ RT. 28, MAIN ST. *> l- * . .! STONEHAM FINI. DINING . EXIT 38 WfiAlciwWCK02 tUyONUXMNM cwoMtnua OFF RT. 128 •il HO ofiMMr tkHHuy Kwu MMMMMW Liquidation V^*"WWWWW/AW/-WAVA Your Cost Your Cost IN OUR STORE AT 00 $ iznoo $ 29 . THE BEST COUPON BOOK OFFERED YET 100'S OF VALUABLE COUPONS TO CHOOSE FROM JOHNSON'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 10 HAVEN ST. READING 944-1141 w\wm FABRICTOWN 557 MAIN ST. READING 944-8766 IDEAL GIFIS DAILY TIMES CHRONICLE 531 MAIN ST., READING 944-2200 DAVIS CLARK LATHAM FOR THE 1 PLEASANT ST. READING 944-6171 SIR SPEEDY of Reading 100 MAIN STREET READING 942-2400 HOLIDAYS All proceeds to benefit community projects of the Reading Rotary Club T I -