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37TH YEAR NO 1 (508) 658-2346 PUB. NO. 635-340 WILMINGTON, MASS, JANUARY 1, 1992 ■* Copyright 1992. Wilmington News Co., Inc. 2VPAGES State approves historic district
by Arlene Surprcnant Street down Middlesex Avenue and Wilmington's Center Village "a sure thing" for towns applying district and the number of schools as Historic District has been Church Street to Wildwood for the National Register. Cemetery. The 110 acre area well. These include the Buzzcll unanimously approved by the Along with Lafionatis, there arc School, the Swain School and the Massachusetts Historical Commis- encompasses 33 buildings and sites six other members on the William Blanchard Jr. House. Of all sion for inclusion into the National including the town pound and old commission. They are Chairman cemetery. the buildings within the area, 21 arc Register of Historic Places. The Carolyn Harris, Kevin Backman, owned by private citizens. Once the town's application will now be "I'm delighted about it," said Jim Murray, Jean Rowc, Jean Rylc district is placed in the National reviewed by Department of Interior Dorothy Lafionatis, a veteran and Frank West. Register, private owners with in Washington D.C. for final member of the local historical According to Harris, commis- income producing property arc approval. * commission which worked over sioners felt confident they could eligible for federal tax incentives The district covers the area several years to gain recognition for succeed with their application and rehabilitation aid. There arc surrounding Wilmington Town the district. Lafionatis pointed out mainly because of the number of also grants available for historic Common and runs from Adams that the state's acceptance usually is 18th and 19th century homes in the restoration.
Christmas week 1991 was a week hi which the Ron's most exciting news was Ron Bodnar's snow rabbit. The Kodnar yard on Harold Avenue seems rabbit to have an abundance of snow throughout the winter. - Tax bills out, assessments updated
by Arlene Surprcnant 1992 has just been completed. - Third quarter tax bills will be in Though properly values are., I •: the mail to Wilmington residents declining, honlcowners will be by December 31. The bills will facinjjhkhcr taxes in the new year reflect the new values placed on with a" residential rate of S10.06 residentfal and commercial per thousand. The commercial/ property by the board of assessors. industrial rate was set at S20.28 According" to Principal Assessor per thousand, an increase of S3.65 Wilmington's "center village" historic district runs from the old town. Key buildings are (8) Congregational Church, (7) Old Town Tony Kr/.cminski, local property per thousand over 1991. cemetery "next to the Congregational Church to Adams Street. The Hall, (11) MacDougall .home, (19) Bond-Kamcs (Balscr) house, (15) assessments arc updated every I Ifjhomeowncrs or businesses arc district contains some, but by no means all, of the historical sites in Old Center Schoolhouse (4th of Jul) Building). three years. The latest update for ^~' (Continued on Page 14) Instant replay: A round-up of 1991 clean up an alleged landfill, spilled Tower on Lopez Road, an the British Invasion of Wilmington by Arlene Surprcnant MWRA. smoking ban was approved for the oil, and other-debris. affordable duplex on Silvcrhurst in May. The Wilmington Senior Nineteen ninety-one was a year of Local volunteers high school, and .the Athletes Hall of Water and sewer commissioners Avonuc, air pollution in South Girls Softball team copped the upheaval throughout the world. While local citizens tightened Fame had its kick-off dinner last are licking their wounds after a Wilmington, dumping on District Three Championship for From the Persian Gulf Conflict in their belts, they also proved the old January. Statewide, ta new telling vote against a new sewer Ainsworth Road, and a major sewer 1991. The high school football January to the wrath of Hurricane adage, "When the going gets tough, educational reform plan and trunk line. The historical line while officials chased gbesc at squad prevailed against Tewksbury Bob and economic woes at home to the tough get going." Volunteers changes in the special needs law arc commission and the permanent Silver Lake. in the annual Thanksgiving the dismantling of the Soviet Union filled the void left by severe budget on the horizon. School officials also building committee, in comparison, Selectmen had a hard time filling confrontation. Redwood Terrace in December, people all over the cuts at town hall, the library, and in faced a challenge to their drug and- arc toasting their success with the Neil Buckley's scat on the board of twins Dave and Doug Lanzillo world struggled to cope. the schools. Residents followed the alcohol policy in May when Davidc Centre Village Historical District appeals. Three school committee- earned medals in area ski Events in Wilmington paralleled lead of Lorraine Kalil and gave of DiCcnso and three other seniors got and the completion of the high men'expressed no confidence in new competitions. The local cable station what was happening on the national themselves for the renovation of the sick at their school prom. school renovation project. The chairman Aldo Caira. The Town hosted WCTV Week in September. and international scene. Barrows Auditorium. They Local boards newly formed Elder Services Clerk submitted her resignation, The AIDS Quilt led students and Locally, 1991 was a year dominated contributed almost $30,000 to the Other boards also made noise in Commission will now have its effective this January 15#Problems adults alike to pause in solemn by the budget. Throughout the year, project as well as their time and 1991. The housing authority meetings televised. The and delays continued to beset remembrance when it arrived in , new Town Manager Michael Caira talent in a two week Celebration of continued in-fighting as the WIlA's redevelopment authority continues developers of Shawsheen Commons town while a "grandmothers' quilt" met with fincom members, the Arts. Volunteers also made the management rating took a nose dive -to pursue improvements at town while IMG won its case in court. exhibit at the Harnden Tavern drew department heads, and state Fun Zone Playground a reality, then was upgraded in April and center and roadway improvements Town fathers moved fast to save the crowds. legislators in an attempt to bring in continued their fight for the members sought an accounting of by Wilmington Plaza. old Scalckccpcr's Cottage and The League of Women Voters a balanced budget with few if any environment and helped Wilm- all the board's funds. With a change sought to keep additional traffic off celebrated its 30th year with an layoffs. Thanks to town unions, ington recycle, raised $12,000 in a in membership, things ran more Political scene All incumbents but one were West Street before the Inwood open house in October. Assistant which agreed to a salary freeze for Walk for Freddy, welcomed smoothly and the executive director Office Park is built in Woburn. Tojvn Manager Jeff Hull got hitched exchange students into their homes, began tackling a list of priority returned to office in the April 1992,. and some innovative election. Shawsheen Tech School Light rates, cable rates, tax rates, in September, the same month approaches to reductions, Wilming- and planned and carried off a Hero's items for Dcming Way. "The and water and sewer rates were all Marion-Connor reached her 100th planning board is currently Commiitccman Kevin Sowyrda lost toh was finally able to balance its Welcome Dance for Wilmington his scat to newcomer Michael upped for the new year bringing birthday. The Wilmington lean budget at year's end. Desert Storm Veterans. Industries, weighing the inclusion of Tri-Party groans of dismay from a hurting Women's Club celebrated its- 90th Agreements in its regs .while the Smith. Former Selectman Michael A record number of Wilmington too, gave generously, coming up McCoy pulled out of the selectmen's citizenry. year in November. Angela Gosse citizens lost their jobs as companies with $23,000 for traffic signals and Conservation Commission con- Bright side and Kristcn Lubanski were tinues its crackdown on impacts to race two weeks after being indicted folded or streamlined their donating dollars and surplus on assault charges. There was a -bright side in recipients of Letters of operations, and trimmed staff. equipment and supplies to local local wetlands and the town's water Wilmington in 1991 when local Commendation from the National supply. The board of health Town officials were successful in Fellow residents met the challenge schools.. pushing several articles at three citizens, several "firsts," and Merit Scholarship program. and collected canned goods, continues enforcing strict policies town meetings in April, June, and celebrations made news. Former Lorraine Kalil had a music room School scene on septic systems, vicious dogs and clothing, toys and money for local The past year was a real roller- December. Included among the teacher Irene BrcnrRMKwas honored named for her while two local men families in need'. They also put their coaster ride for the Wilmington illegal dumping. After a proposed articles were the adoption of a asthc Town's Good Guy. The saw a need and are currently trying foot down on extra expenses, School Committee. Committeemcn commercial subdivision on quarterly tax bill system, the sale of Cfiambcr of Commerce hosted its to set up a food pantry in effectively stopping a proposed grabbed most of the headlines with Ainswbrth Road was denied by the surplus land, and a new way to fund first Business Expo -in April to Wilmington. Finally, Captain Larz sewer line for the eastern part of their yo-yo votes, reversing planning board and the state, health sewer project! The town manager showcase local companies and later Ncilson hit his 80th birthday and town and condemning raises and themselves on at least six major officials went after two property proposed a six point plan to fund joined the housing .partnership in look his big day in^tride. higher sewer rates proposed by .the decisions, including ratification of owners on that road in an effort to capital needs during his budget hosting an informative housing the teachers' contract; retaining the presentation last January. seminar. A record number of 851-8100 657-7389 residents took advantage of the PAINT-WELL We Do The Best Job! gifted program, teacher Christine Ncighbor^raised their voices in services Kclley, and four directors; and WINGS USED AUTO protest against a' Cellular One annual Household Hazardous Waste For The Best Price! Day May 11. The Garden Club reducing bus fees for the band. The & TRUCK PARTS Quality Painting. Guaranteed $10.00 OFF school board went head to head with started a tree nursery on Lake Street Septic Tankj to help beautify the town. < .ill with (his ad the teachers association over the 1628 Shawsheen St., Tewksbury & Cesspool . Thirteen year old Grainhe I oin \\i King RIF policy and butted heads with JUNK CARS & TRUCKS BEST SEWER SERVICE each other over a number of issues Cleaned & Pumped Murphy took first and second place IOI>\\ WANTED SSSSS in fiddling at the Irish Music Pipes Cleaned resulting in four to three votes. On Repair & Installation . Up to $60 Championship. Mark Micalizzi and ^'gums' Tanks Pumped the plus side, Wilmington High Enzyme Treatment for complete Full Size Cars Paul Flaherty were greeted warmly Hand Digging received its accreditation in May, an RAY LEPORE on their return from the Gulf while extended day care program After 12 years the Little Guy trom 658-9831 658-2223 Gov. William Weld wade a susprisc 657-7990 657-4069 received the board's blessing, a Wilrplngton gets Bigger! appearance during the enactment of Member: Wilmington Chamber of Commcrci v
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2..*.. v TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 1, 1992 Campbell hired WILLS versial project ESTATE PLANNING to work with state by Arlcne Surprenant the two votes against hiring the okayed by DEP Bruce Campbell of Bruce I"- ' consultant. DURABLE POWER Campbell and Associates has been In a December 23 letter to Michael hired by the Wilmington Rede- Swanson, chief engineer of the by Arlcne Surprenant on two approximately one acre OF ATTORNEY velopment Authority to provide the Department of Public Works, A Superseding Order of vacant lots on the west side of town with technical and engineering Chairman Carl Backman informed Conditions is being issued to Woburn Street. The project covers services so officials may take part in DEP that Campbell will be Robert Scarano, trustee of the construction of two homes and the planning, design, and representing his board and working Duodena Realty Trust, for the allotted driveways, subsurface The average family needs guidance through the maze implementation of Route 62/38 with the state on the project. development of two homes off sewage disposal systems, and of medical regulations and the planning options avail- improvements and improvements to Backman also requested copies of Woburn Street. The order is being grading. The developer proposes to the Burlington Avenue bridge. issued by the Department of alter 4,184 square feet of able to them. all reports, studies, and plans AT their last meeting, WRA related to the project and asked that Environmental Protection bordering vegetated'wetlands and An experienced lawyer can help a family protect its members voted three to two to the redevelopment authority have a following a review of the provide a 76,000 square foot assets and avoid impoverishment if faced with the need retain the services of Campbell at a chance to approve the conceptual controversial project. replication area. cost not to exceed SI0,000. Charles plan before the project reaches the Scarano first filed an application In the December 19 letter from for long term care in a nursing home. Gilbert and Vaughn Surprenant cast 25 percent design stage. with the Wilmington Conservation the DEP to Scarano, Regional JOHN M. CALLAN, Esq. Commission in September 1990. Engineer Sabin Lord Jr. said "it is According to Conservation the department's opinion that with Callan, Sullivan & Burke, P.C. Administrator Eileen Chabot, the proper mitigating measures the Attorneys at Law board was deadlocked in its proposed project should be decision to issue an order of allowed." He went on to say that 40 Church Street conditions for the project. Chabot the project does meet the Lowell, MA 01852 said while some members felt a lot requirements of Title V septic of money had been invested in regulations and does have the L (508) 458-6831 ^ Concom concerned engineering and the applicant had conditional approval of the local done what was necessary to make board of health. However, said ■ over wetlands filling thoproject workable, others feared Lord, the board of health did base the project's impact on nearby its review on an earlier set of plans by Arlcne Surprenant Conservation Administrator Eileen wetlands and the Brown's Crossing and not the revised set referenced Members of the Wilmington Chabot told this paper the board of wellfield. Chabot said she and some in the Superseding Order of Conservation Commission continue appeals is requiring "that the members had concern that' additional nitrates would flow Conditions. • to hold off issuing an order of driveway extend all the way to the Chabot explained she will bring end of the second lot which means from the septic systems into the - conditions to James Mangano and ■ PETERSON AND wetlands. DEP's decision on the project Calway Corp for two house lots on "excessive" filling. Gary Mercer before her board at its January 8 Pembroke Street until information said the board could ask for a time After a three to three vote in September, 1991, the whole matter meeting. She added the commission HARKNESS requested is forthcoming. extension or deny the project could appeal the decision in which At their last meeting, outright. was turned over to DEP for case the matter would go before a ATTORNEYS AT LAW "It seems to be a whole new resolution. commissioners said they needed a Scarano proposed building homes judge for a judicatory hearing. 314 Main Street, Suite 202 report on drainage calculations ballgame," agreed MacKinnpn. ^* Presidential Park from, the town engineer and an Chabot said with the lack of a approved septic- plan from the roadway profile showing wetlands Wilmington, MA 01887 board of health. They also were filling and the lack of other concerned wit* plans to fill information the commission would 658-6886 658^)887 wetlands for a driveway extension. have "sufficient" grounds to deny Wilmington recycling the project. Mercer suggested they • Real Estate Commissioner Bill MacKinnon said he was bothered by the fact that ask proponents to come back before Christmas trees the wetlands filling wasn't brought the board at their next meeting • Wills January 8. to the board's attention before. With Christmas 1991 now atfond removed as soon as possible. • Divorce memory it's time to dispose of that- Patience will be greatly appreciated; i now-old evergreen in the corner of The town will be accepting trees at • Workmen's Compensation j the living room. the recycling center as well. Wilmington residents can place Householders may take their trees • Motor Vehicle Accidents their tree at the curbside on their down to the center any Saturday churches regular trash collection day. As between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Trees • Civil and Criminal Trials waste management trucks pick up should be deposited to the right of St. Elizabeth's the trash, a town public works truck the fenced area near the leaf piles. • Local zoning matters Congregational Church will follow to pick up Christmas Remove all decorations, orna- Episcopal Chapel in Wilmington Robert G. Peterson Angela Harkness Corner of Forest Street and trees. Trees will be run through the ments and gifts from the tree. Aklrich Road, Wilmington; the 220 Middlesex Avenue; 658-2264; town's woodchipper at curbside. Workers would not want any NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION Rev. Tansy Chapman, vicar; (508) parsonage, 658-0473. Food Pantry The resulting chips will be used for Christmas memorables destroyed. Evening and weekend hours available by appointment 658-2487. available, contact the church office. landscaping purposes on town parks Besides, they don't chip well.. All Sunday services at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 2: 6:15 a.m., and grounds. Recycling Christmas trees keeps First-Sunday of each month is morning prayer. Handbell choir; 8 one more item out of the incinerator p.m., N.A. Due to the expected number of morning prayer; all other Sundays trees and the time required to chip and saves the town money by i Saturday: 8:15 a.m., Bush reducing the tonnage of. trash •. are Holy Eucharist. Nursery and each tree, the pubjic works depart- Sunday School during service. League, Men's Life study. Shipped to the incinerator in North Sunday: 9 a.m., Chancel Choir ment may not be able to pick up' Andover.. Coffe hour follows. everyone's tree on the designated Thurs., Jan. 2: Noon, holy rehearsal; 9:30 a.m., Sunday School collection day. If a tree has not Questions may be directed to the Established- 1935 cucharist. for all ages; 10:30 a.m., Worship been removed at the end of public works department at Sunday: 8 a.m., Men's service followed by coffee hour; 5 collection day, fear not. It will be 658-4481 betwjeen 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. fellowship; 10 a.m., Feast of the p.m., Youth group; 7 p.m., K Monday through Friday. CUTTER & CUTTER Epiphany, sermon: the Rev. Tansy group. Chapman. Mon., Jan. 6: 6:30 p.m., Cub Advertisement Monday: 7:30 .m., Brother Scout Den 6; 7 p.m., Cub Scout births Its YOUR Money Attorneys - at - Law Committee, Boy Scout Committee; Charles adoration group. BRENNAN: Molly Jeanne, third* Tuesday: 4 p.m., Bible study -7:30 p.m., Women's Prayer and Evening and weekend appointments available Praise. . _, child, second daughter to Andrew Thursday: noon, Holy Eucharist. and Nancy (Marshman) of Squire Sun., Jan. 12: Feast of the Tuesday: 4 p.m., Junior choir Attorney Simon Cutter, Senior Partner says (ages four and up); 7 p.m., Boy Lane, Tewksbury, December 16 at Baptism of Christ, sermon, the Rev. Lowell General Hospital. "There is No Substftute for Years of Experience" Tansy Chapman. Scouts; 7:30 p.m., Diaconate meeting. Grandparents are Helen and Willis WILLS DIVORCE CRIMINAL DEFENSE Marshman of Braintree and Donald Wednesday: 7 p.m., Cub Scout $50. Very Reasonable Affordable Den 3. and Regina Brennan of Walpole. Molly's, siblings are Adam, five •Automobile Accident Claims Real Estate and Sarah, three. •Personal Injury Claims Probate of Estates We'd like you to know... •Workmcns Compensation Claims Adoption KARALEKAS: Andrea Kristine, third child, second •No charge unless successful Trusts You can purchase copies daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George •Free consultation on the above Financial advice Karalckas of Houghton Road, of photographs* you see in Wilmington November 15 at New Wilmington - 43 Church St. Boston 31 Milk St. England Memorial Hospital. , 658-2277 , 617-482-0132 the fown Crier. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boudouris of Reading and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Karalckas of 8 x 10s are $6.00 New Bedford. BY JOYCE BRISBOIS Andrea joins her sister Athena, six Certified Public Accountant 5 x 7's are $4.00 and brother Anthony, three. A ROOF OVER with discounts for multiple prints SWEENEY: Brendan Robert, THEIR HEADS Have interest rates on second child, second son to Paul and In these days of high housing 6l% Just call the Town Crier Karen Sweeney of Baker Street, costs, many generous parents want your investments Wilmington on November 23 at to help their children get a home. at 658-2346. New England Memorial Hospital. There are various options. * Only photos taken by members of the Town Crier staff. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Should you give your heirs the s.** got you down? Robert Booth of Plymouth and Mrs. family homestead? Not while you're alive. They take over your '$% Many investors today have been Louise Sweeney of W. Bridge water. Brendan's brother is Gregory. tax basis and have to pay tax on the faced with this dilemma: full appreciation of the house. Sell How can I get betterjeturn than those available in CD's and it yourself, if you're 55 or older, money markets, without taking undue risk with my money? and you can exclude the first There ARE some good alternatives to bank CD's that $125,000 of profit from taxes. Over 100 Years Of Personal Service... If you don't want to sell, let the maybe you should explore; such as double Tax Free kids inherit the house. Then their Funds, International Money Market Accounts, and We provide for the Deposit and Credit needs of tax basis will be its value when they inherit it and no pne pays tax on the other good^quality bond and utility funds that can pay YOUR community. earlier appreciation. su bs tan ti al lymore. You and your spouse together can Before you automatically reqew your give $20,000 to any number of present CD, why not give me a call. -_ recipients .without incurring federal gift tax. Such a gift to son i There is no obligation, and I do not and daughter-in-law - $40,000 | charge fees to discuss the various op- could toward a down payment. ■V READING Another option is to buy a home tions available to yoth jointly wjth a child, setting down it FOR MORE INFORMATION by contract who owns how much. PLEASE CALL US Co-operative Bank Both can deduct loan payments. In DAVID J. GAGNON, CLU INCORPORATED 1886 time, you can leave your portion in Member International Association your will. tor Financial Planning Want to give gifts* the tax-smart Insurance I Investments , 180 Haven Street, Reading • 944-0193 352 Middlesex Avenue. Wilmington • 658-3397 way? Ask us about it at 200 Middlesex Avenue Joyce K. Brisbois, C.P.A. Wilmington, MA 01887 404 Main St., Suite #1 508 / 658-5626 (& Wilmington. MA 01887 , (Investments thru Commonwealth Equity Service) ■ FDIC/SIF INSURED IN FULL (508) 658-5034 449 Newtonville Ave.. Newton, MA 02160 I
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. NFWtjEAR'SEDE q • -. '• Buffet Extravaganza! What if.. •Entertainment 8:30 • 1:30 i.' All the Party Fixin's! $1 0 per person by Arlenc Surprcnant The Park Street Area Residents' The Curriculum Committee The housing partnership suc- No one ran in the town election or Association came back with its own received some funds. •I spoke out at town meetings. sewer plan. ceeded intbuilding some affordable ^^Lx HORSESHOE k There was no TV camera at homes — and no one raised a voice Wilmington received a windfall You could hear over the air A selectmen's meetings. in protest. from the state — and Mike Caira conditioner in Room 9. The recycling bins were filled to ^■^ BAR & GRILL A didn't know how to spend it. Joan Goulct got a break from Jim Miceli passed up a photo overflowing on any given Saturday. opportunity. ^k ^664-3591 ^ The water and sewer commission citizen complaints. Dick Duggan had nothing to say at waived water fees for the school Bob Douccltc lobbied for a scat on fincom meetings. Jim Gillis lined up enough athletic department. the board of appeals. Wilmington teachers got some sponsors — and Al Fessenden lined Rte ^ ^ Take Concom Chairman Dennis .Pol* Reconstruction of the center respect. up school committee support. 23 ^_. ^T Mike McCoy didn't make news. Out tfino stepped down and Maggie became a reality — in our lifetime. Ditto the water and" sewer North Reading^^^l Wff^^ Imbimbo was chosen to fill his Mike Donovan moved back to commissioners. Middle school libraries stayed 664-359! shoes. town — and Dan Gillis moved out. Wilmington youth had some place open the whole week. logo. Conrad Gcrhartz, Anne Linehan, School board members sh'ook" and Tony Capuano stayed home, hands — and didn't come out and someone else took up their Top Wilmington fighting. causes. Room 4 went up in smoke. (Ever Wilmington didn't have ^any newmakers for 1991 notice that "smoking allowed" sign wetlands — and Kidsplace didn't mister^ right over the head of the'Tocal have any kids. a board of health.) Jeff Hull headed the MWRA...and by Arlcne Surprcnant successor contract. . Peg Tarrantino and Jane Caira got Bob Palmer headed the state DPW. Doluxtf^ Several residents and officials 10. Joe Yentilet This local some recognition for being the This paper didn't have any holes to found themselves very much in the farmer spent the better part of the women behind The Man. fill with columns like these. public eye in the past year. The year butting heads with the board of following is our list of health over an unsafe barn and with MUFFIN Wilmington's Top Ten Newsmakers DEP over the filling of wetlands on : for 1991. his Main Street property. ' ■ 1. Michael Caira: He was There were also a few residents Preventing officially named town manager and and officials who stayed in the MADNESS!! promptly faced the challenge of background but managed to make a winter injuries finding enough money to fund the difference in 1991. Wilmington's GET 6 MUFFINS town budget. Unsung Heroes include the i. Bill Fay: As superintendent Take New England winters, add through normal daily walking following: sports and a dash of carelessness, of schools, Bill often found himself Paul Palizzolo, for not being activity, legs, hips and wrists arc $1.99 at the center of controversial issues and you have a. sure fire • frequently targets for sprains and afraid to speak his mind on the prescription for broken bones. and votes of the school board. town's fiscal situation. -» breaks, and because of osteoporosis, We handout our donuts the old fashioned 3. Lorraine Kalil: The Winter injuries arc plentiful "in women seem to experience a higher way and sell them at old fashioned prices Performing and Fine Arts Director The Scolastico Family, who, sports like skiing as well as normal incidence of "Colles" fractures spearheaded a drive to raise money along with their neighbors, continue daily walking, according to Tctsuto (broken wrists). , ■ for the renovation of the high, the fight for better air quality in Nurrtata, M.D., ah orthopedic "Even if you are in good school auditorium. South Wilmington. surgeon at Winchester Hospital. condition*, I don't feel there's too NO COUPON NECESSARY l Carolyn Harris, and her Ski injuries come in three classes: much you can do to actually protect 4. Arthur Smith: This minor aches and pains of a outspoken head of the Water and committee for recognizing and yourself once you start to lip," Dr. preserving Wilmington's history in decoditioned body, more serious Numata points out. "However, keep 1 DOZEN DONUTS Sewer Commission tried the form of the Scalekeeper's. injury of the ligaments and various yourself in good physical shape, and unsuccessfully to keep the Northeast Cottage and all the buildings in the types of fractures. Both novice and don't go out in the middle of snow Interceptor Sewer project alive. Center Village District. seasoned skiers can trigger or ice storms if possible. Pay ONLY $1.99 5. Ella Belmore: The executive Suzi Cushing and Nor ma problems by going too fast, or by attention to where you plant your director of the Wilmington Housing Rushton, for building public hitting bumps and ice patches. next footstep. When falling, you can Authority was put on the hot seat awareness about AIDS and other "Being a better skier-does not do more damage by stiffening your Rte 38 Tewksbury more than once by one board health issues. necessarily imply you're protected body. The best thing you can do is to member who held her accountable Judy arid Bob DiPalma, who from injuries," says Dr. Numata. cushion your fall by keeping body Across from Grand Prix Racing for a fallen management rating. continue to make a difference in "In fact, if you're a better skier, and joints flexible. In other worfls, 6. Shirley CaUan: This issues of the disabled and needy with your injuries are sometimes worse. Dr. Numata emphasizes, "Don't fall 658.5539 forthright member of the their work on AIM and the The better the skier; the more like a brick." Wilmington School Committee won Wilmington Community Fund. dangerous path they'll take." her reelection bid and fought, with Jo Wakefield, who continues to While most people don't see a fellow members Peg Kane and be an outspoken advocate for doctor for sore, overused muscles, Andrea Paglia, against a three year • tenants at Deming Way. physicians do see cartilage tears and successor contract for local Pat Ward, for her years of many tibia fractures - a frequent teachers. service to the town and for showing occurrence among skiers. This HAPPY NEW YEAR! 7. Robert Corey: This a smiling face to the public each happens when the lower leg is Ainsworth Road property owner day. bound and the upper leg can twist - made headlines ^hen his plans for a Dr. Jim Ficociello, for his and when it twists, bones break in commercial subdivision were crusade against the dangers of the lower leg. "Most of the time you denied and health officials pushed smoking. , can treat them without surgery by him to clean up his land. John White, for bringing putting .cast on them. Occasionally 8. Alan Altman: Serving as several violations to the attention of however, you do have to operate, Wilmington Town Counsel and his Conservation board. put a metal rod in the bone, or fix it School Attorney, Alan triggered a Tom Siracusa, Al Meegan, with screws and plates," Dr. furor with his interpretation of the for helping bring some stability to Numata explains. schools' RIF policy. He also the housing authority. Can winter injuries be prevented? ■ represented the town in several Cheryl Soderquist, Sandra Skiers should be cautions and court cases.lhe most notabjp being Curtin, for their untiring efforts "watch out for those ice patches and the case against IMG. on behalf of WCTV and local bumps - it's common sense you just 9. Aldo Caira: The school viewers. have to condition yourself prior to board chairman's laid back style led To all town employees who taking on a sport like skiing, stretch to criticism by some members of his quietly gave of themscrves in the yourself well, and start out slowly if committee. Aldo also led the past year (without expectation of a it's your first time on slopes all sub-committee that created the raise in pay) to make Wilmington a season." athletes' Hall of Fame and better place to live, you truly arc Even those who aren't spots questioned two points in the unsung heroes to us all. minded can easily slip on the ice TIME OUT... To wish all our customers (800) 432-0880 a Happy New Year. MEMBER FDIC / SIF STONEHAM CO-OPERATIVE BANK McNamara Tire Co. LOAN CENTERS • STONEHAM • TEWKSBURY • WILMINGTON 208 Main Street, Wilmington, MA 01887 • (508) 658-9126 Loan Center 2500 Main St., Unit 212, Tewksbury
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of candidates' tempers flaring always spread through the ■ local grapevine, costing precious votes. editorial Siracusa, preparing just now for his formal announce- frankly, ment, is said to be the favorite candidate of Bob Doucette's. Sewer defeat means Doucette shifting his political support to Siracusa is the housing authority chairman's best hope for victory. higher costs for users speamng Siracusa starts as the definite underdog, but if he decides to by Capt. Larz Neilson work hard his speaking skills and affability could serve him The recent town meeting in Wilmington turned down a proposed sewer set vice for Park Street residents and their neighbors. There have by Kevin Jolin Sowyrda well and close the gap by election day. Siracusa's strategy may to sell himself as the'"professional candidate". Siracusa been recent comments about the Water and Sewes Commissioners, some Good politicians never look back. Their ailcnlion is of which were not to be described as fair. No one has said anything always distracted by a future campaign, and often enough, supporters contend he's been a. sort of U.N. Peacekeeper at about the probable increased sewer costs that may be incurred by the political necessity to raise lots and lots of money every the housing authority, uniting the waring factions and Wilmington's residents. chance they get. So while Americans reminisce and the restoring public confidence. The increased costs can range up to several millions, because of delay. brightly lit ball descends in Times Square Tuesday at Being a school committee incumbent in Wilmington in Wilmington is now in a different situation than the one which existed 1992 should be akin to being a Republican at the polls right midnight, all the self-respecting pols will huddle with their when it joined the MDC sewer system. Today the former MDC is after Watergate. Of the three incumbents up, only one, controlled by an organization, the MWRA, which is facing problems of inner circles deciding exactly when to pull papers for the Andrea Paglia, opposed the whopping $2.7 million which the MDC never dreamed. new year's elections and who to hit-up fo"r some more Depression era teachers' pay raise, which right about But first let there be a discussion of the costs of being in the MWRA. dough. election time may trigger massive layoffs to compensate. Compare the costs, for example, of Somerville and Wilmington. Here's what they might be thinking as youthful Dick Aldo Caira and John DeMarco will be praying New Somcr-villc has had sewer service for about a century. It has about Clark declares the birth of 1992 and the rest of us arc. Years Eve that people unemployed and feeling the pinch 90,000 population, and the sewer service extends to about 98 percent of blowing our horns: " the population. Senator Pat McGoverrt will still be counting the tons of (which include just about any living soul) don't go to the Both Wilmington and Somerville are billed by the MWRA on a basis cash she raised at her recent mcga-fundiaiscr at Maison polls in'April. Caira probably has one of the strongest and Of population. Somerville is billed for a 90,000 population and Robert, Boston's priciest and best known Trench restaurant. most traditional voter basis in town politics, but economic Wilmington for a population of 18,000. But in Wilmington at this time Having spent a quartcr-of-a-million dollars to beat off a events will nonetheless force the pay-raise question. Paglia only about 600 homes have sewer service, less than 20 percent of the little-known Republican ehallereer in 1990 — yes, $250,000 can say she opposed the raise, but is still seen as the weakest population. Are the circumstances of that billing fair? incumbent following a controversial tenure on the board, The Wilmington-Water & Sewer Commissioners are very much aware • for a $30,000 a year job — she has to get those coffers of this problem. They have been attempting to reduce the average costs filled to the brim again with no time out for a champagne If Bridget Zukas were to run she'd be a shoo-in, a sort of General MacArthur "I have returned" candidate. Instead, by extending the sewer service. If they ever achieve 80 percent of the toast. The rumor mongers on Beacon Hill, always in homes the town might be in a better position financially speaking. - abundance this time of year with plenty of loose lips among voters' opposition choices will include Linda The recent town meeting has been viewed as being a "victory" for them, say McGovern will be deciding very shortly on McMeriimen, Jim Demos and Brad Jackson. The residents of the Park Street area. From a long range viewpoint this is whether to seek another term in the Senate, where she holds challengers would be best served by scrapping those not exactly true. Reported costs to each homeowner was to be about the purse strings at the Ways and Means committee, or make traditionally corny school committee ads, like "I love kids," $9000, assessed on betterments after the sewer had been constructed. her first bid for the U.S. Congress. Redist/icling will be "We're here for the children", etc. Who doesn't and who What will now happen is anyone's guess. finalized.shortly and many arc expecting the creation of a isn't? Instead, advertise the salaries of all the teachers and. The commissioners, iff their planning of the sewer, had to divide the new Merrimack Valley seat, very accommodating to right along side, in big, dark, super-bold type, the official town into an "cast" and a "west" sewer area. There was good reason, unemployment figure for Wilmington. Then, near the that being the flow of the Ipswich River. That river, in Wilmington and -McGovern who is one of the better known slate legislators Reading has been a tremendous "flood plain." To attempt today a sewer in the valley. bottom list the names and schools of teachers to be laid off main in that flood plain would be folly. If McGovern seeks re-election, one of her colleagues in to pay for the raise. Finish the ad with this sail unanswered It was that flood plain which caused the commissioners to have an the lower house has already formed an exploratory question, written in the largest of type, "What has all this "cast" and a "west" sewer. This has meant several years of wailing for • . ■ committee to challenge her. Billcrica State Representative done to improve your children's education?" those who would be served by the "east" sewer, an area which included Brion Cangiamila, one of the rising stars in the G.O.P. At the very least, every town-side worker will throw the Park Street service. That area, it is now possible, will have further freshmen r^nks, has been urged by Governor Weld to your stickers on. , - delays before there is a sewer service. + .challenge McGovern and would be sure to run if the senator New Year's Eve at the Camara's house in Tewksbury Some voters in the town may remember that the commissioners had will be interesting. I guess Jeanne will be asking husband planned to use the roadbed of the Lawrence - Boston railway for the opts for a congressional bid. • cast sewer. That roadbed was laid about 150 years ago. It avoided some Wilmington's two Republican state representatives, Tom for an endorsement, and how does a spouse say no to of the problems caused by the Ipswich, and as the only route possible. Marianne Brenton and Rob Krekorian, enter the new such a thing, especially during the holidays? With papers It now appears that Wilmington might be unable to use that railroad year with a good deal of political clout. Though the hazard , available now, look for a January announcement on*thc bed for a sewer, because it will not be ready to do so before-the second of being a freshman rep is that you're vulnerable at your Town Hall steps with Jeanne surrounded by her massive and track is laid. At this lime there is only one track on that railroad bed, first re-election bid, the flip side of that coin is that it's hard highly loyal grass roots operation . . . husband Tom. Odds but another is planned soon. for a challenger to blame the world's problems on someone are 10-1 against Anne Looncy or.Jay Kcllcy, Tom's original Crossing the Ipswich for the Wilmington sewer will not be easy under who's been if office for just shy of two years. The key to creators, geting within even a mile of an endorsement. such circumstances. these things is to maintain a high profile and solid constituency work. Brenton and Krekorian have both succeeded here, while establishing some early clout on the Hill. Brenton was appointed by Governor Weld to the commission proposing fundamental changes in public education while Krekorian landed plum appointments to the Criminal Justice and Public Safety committees, unusual for a freshman member. In the Wilmington local government all eyes arc focused on the selectmen and school committee races. With Selectman Bob Doucette's all-but-announccd retirement, Housing Authority Chairman Tom Siracusa is set to run . and reportedly will announce on January 10. Chct Bruce is expected to seek re-election and is not considered vulnerable, leaving Siracusa and Tony Capuano in what may be a hard-fought cpntcst for the open scat. Capuano impressed politicos last year with his strong and surprising second place finish, and in the interim has remained active and highly visible in the community. Capuano may have been trying Trtsbtburp ■ WilminQl.-'it Publication No. 835-340 An Independently-owned newspaper published every Wednesday by: The Wilmington Newa Company, Inc. 104 Lowell St., P.O. Box 460 Wilmington, MA 01887-0660 (508) 65S-2346 FAX (508) 658-2266 Tewksbury address: P.O. Box 68, Tewksbury, MA 01876 Publisher Capt. Lar* Noilson Advertising Manager C.Stuart Noilson Editor Larz F. Neilson Circulation Manager Cathy PaCini Sports Editor nick Cooke Bits ft Pieces Editor . Elizabeth Downs Reporters Bill Conlon Stall Jean Purtell Arlene Surprenant Denise Gormley Robin Smith Ad Sales John D. ONeil Subscription Prices: letter to the editor Payable in advance In Wilmington and No financial responsibility Is accepted by Dear Larz: others wonder what happened. 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It was used as a set aside to bring the supply down _North Reading )J January 3. the hill to the Main Street line. Gwen Scott of Fay Street, research center for students. V- In the interest of economy, Voters agreed to issue bonds for Wilmington, Irene Brennan.of the required amount, but the Main Cottage Street and Katie Finn of Northeastern recently slated that Street project went ahead while the Lucaya Circle will share birthday greenhouse for the chopping block. North Street line was delayed. The Dennis & Carol got Married! "greetings January 6. According to the Woburn geography of North Street required Nicol and Michelle Montalto of Times/Chronicle, the greenhouse more planning than Main Street, as Boutwell Street, Wilmington' and supervisor.Gcne Courtney decided there is an active railroad line that Anna Barbara Bruno of Marcia to save it. 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" IJK; 6.; TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 1, 1992 weddings & engagements Lauri-Ann Morin is bride Lauri-Ann Morin, daughter of couple honeymooned in Hawaii. Richard and Elaine Morin of They are now living in Tewksbllry. Sherburn Place, Wilmington The bride is a graduate of exchanged wedding vows with "Wilmington High School. She is Arthur Gcndreau, son of Leo and employed as a sales administrator Doris Gendreau of Long Pond at Sun Microsystems, Inc., Lincoln; Drive, Dracut on September 28 at Her husband, a graduate of St. Thomas Church, Wilmington. Dracut High School is self-em- Following a reception at the ployed as a PGA Golf Professional. Montvale Plaza in Stoneham, the Terri and Joseph Lavacchia Dcanna and David Haley Terri Merrill weds Deanna Nally is Joseph Lavacchia of David Haley Terri Lynne Merrill, daughter of David Galante served as best man Carol Merrill of Wilmington and while ushering duties -were in Deanna Nally, daughter of Mr. of Dracut on September 29, 1991. George Merrill of Chelmsford, charge of Frank Marshall, Michael and Mrs. Bernard Nally of Wil- The ceremony was performed by became the bride of Joseph Dionne, and Louis Barbarossa. mington became the bride of David Father Hughes at St. Thomas Edmund Lavacchia, son of Mr. and The new Mrs. Lavacchia, a Haley, son of Fred and Olive Haley Church. Mrs. Joseph Lavacchia of Woburn graduate of Wilmington High The bride was attended by her on September 8. School and Katharine Gibbs School sisters Heather Orban, Cynthia The ""ceremony was performed by is now employed as an Leverone and Ruth Nally accom- Father Lynch at St. Anthony's administrative secretary by panied by John Gaffney, Tony Church in Woburn with a Raytheon Company in Lexington. Provencher and D.J. MacDonald. reception following at the Hillview Her husband, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gcndreau Following a honeymoon in New Country Club in No. Reading. Northeast Regional in Wakefield, is York the couple is now living in Lisa Marshall, sister of the bride now employed as a welder by Dracut. served as matron of honor while Alexander Welding in Burlington. Donna Price to wed July wedding for the bridesmaids included Susan Following a honeymoon in Christopher Burke Merrill, Rita Lavacchia and Susan Florida, the couple is now living in Mr. and Mrs. John R. Price of Dayle Sullivan Sarcia. Woburn. Buxton Road, Jackson Township, Mrs. Gail S. Lafond of t New Jersey have announced the Wilmington and David Sullivan of engagement of their daughter Florida have announced the Donna R. to Christopher M. Burke. engagement of their daughter Dayle births He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Evonne Sullivan, of Wilmington to Burke of Dorothy Avenue, Jeffrey Frederick Taylor of HOLLAND: Kaleigh Alexandra, KOHR: Brian Robert, second Wilmington. Cambridge, son of Catherine second child, fir^.daughter. tor^hiid to fames and Marip.i^fotjjQj^ Miss Price graduated froro. Tracy Stratis engaged. Taylo.rapd.the law Calvin-Taylor of Gerard and Sheila (Keough) of Tewksbury November 12 at Jackson Memorial High School and Hudson, N.H., formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Stratis of Cambridge and Andover. Winchester Hospital. Ann May School of Nursing, Dayle is a 1988 graduate of Tewksbury, November 30 at St. Grandparents include Mrs. Neptune. She is a registered nurse at Tewksbury have announced the Joseph's Hospital. Wilmington High School and is Michael J. Metrick of Nashua, N.H. Jersey Shore Medical Center, engagement of their daughter, currently enrolled as a full time Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Kohr of Neptune. Her fiance-graduated from Tracy Naomi to Gerald J. Callahan Daniel Keough of North Andover student at Salem State College, Winchester. Wilmington High School and Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. majoring in Marine Biology. She is and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Callahan Sr. of Chelmsford. McGuinness of Tewksbury. University of Massachusetts, associated with the New England Amherst. He is-a mechanical Miss Stratis is a graduate of Aquarium. Kaleigh's brother is five- year-old Tewksbury Memorial High School Dana James. . engineer at Naval Air Engineering Jeffrey is a 1985 graduate of MARCIL: Joseph and Jasqn, first Center, Lakehurst, N.J. and Assumption College. She is Cambridge Rindge and Latin High children to Carol-Lynn Marcil of A May wedding is planned. employed by Bolt Beranek and School. He is a two year veteran A Professional Florist -^* MakeXtt* With The Experience Necessary 657-5888 240 Main St., Rte. 38 To Serve You Best -J* PHOTO thedreama Q Wilmington Plaza Commercial Accounts Wilmington, MA 01887 Wholesale & Retail Invited reality! 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On April 19, 1691 Liquor had been sold under On the night of May 12,1707 they The Puritan church of Reading was Richard Harnden took the license in Woburn since 1663 but chopped a hole through the roof of at that time south of Lake Freeman's (voter) Oath. He died in the sale was very much regulated. the John Harnden home. Deacon Quannipowitt, and about where the Reading on October 24,1693. His However there had been several Harnden was in Reading, on church Wakefield Congregational Church wife Mary, no surname given, was instances in which Indians had business. Susanna Harnden and is today. probably born in England. become drunk from alcoholic three children were killed. A few years earlier Reading had Richard Harnden owned a ketch beverages. Abigail Harnden, born in 1692 been called Lynn Village. That which was impressed by the Colony The Indians of Massachusetts had was wounded in the back and her name went back to the earliest for service against the French in* been dwindling in numbers since the body thrown into a pond now at the settlement of Lynn, in 1630. Lynn Canada, probably about 1685. He first settlements. The Abnaki northerly end of Marcia Road. The Village was the western part, had just bought it, and having made Indians, in Maine, and northern pond was larger than it is today. extending from Saugus to the no profit he "asked for satisfaction." New Hampshire and Vermont were The other children found refuge present Andover. Included were the Richard Harnden was not still continuing the French and behind a large rock, by the side of present Wakefield, Reading, North included, one year after his Indian Wars, at the time of the death Marcia Road, today called Harnden Reading and the Land of Nod, marriage, in a list of Reading of the squaw. The story of Hannah Rock. They were found and taken (North Wilmington). * * householders to whom the Dustin of Haverhill is well known to prisoner by the Indians. Nod's name came from ancient "proprietors" had voted privileges many. The Indians she killed were Infuriated residents, next Woburn and Charlestown. Charles- of land, timber and commons. This Abnaki. morning, pursued and rescued the Chris Carey named town had transferred land to indicates he was not then a resident. Indians, probably Abnaki, had children. Woburn, called Goshen, which There is a record of 15 acres of attacked the town of Dunstable. Five includes the south and west of what land being assigned to him on executive chef is now Wilmington. North of that December 2,1672. It is possible that the land • had been part of Christopher J. Carey of Middlesex the home constructed in North Charlestown and took the name of Wilmington, at what is now 67 High Avenue, Wilmington has been The Land of Nod. ROBERT E. VASSALLO appointed executive chef of the Street, overlooking "The Andover > Nod was the place to which Cain Road" was constructed after this 251-room Nashua Marriott Hotel. went, after he had killed his brother ATTORNEY AT LAW As executive chef, Carey wHl date. Abel. It was, in the Puritan sense, a "The Andover Road," which dates oversee all aspects of the hotel's land beyond the domain of any FULL LEGAL SERVICES culinary . arts and food service back to 1648, is the present church. Andover Street, Woburn Street and WITH EMPHASIS ON: departments including the hotel's Nod had been surveyed three restaurant and catering services. In Eames Street in Wilmington, and times. None of the surveys fully addition, he will serve as liaison and led to Wobum and Boston. agreed. In 1730 when Nod became a Richard Harnden sold on Sept. 25, property representative for the part of Wilmington the western CIVIL LITIGATION local community, increasing 1682, 14 acres of land to Thomas bound was at the point where the Bancroft for 50 pounds, sterling, awareness of the hotel and its and for five pounds sterling, a lot of DIVORCE/FAMILY LAW services among business and fcawrence - Boston railroad crosses Salem Street. After the railroad had meadow to Thomas Hadgeman. The community leaders. Harnden land at about this time Carey has worked with Marriott been built it was known as the PERSONALJNJURY Widow Blanchard Crossing. extended along the Ipswich River to Hotels, Resorts and Suites for the what was later "Jenks" (Jenkins past seven years. Most recently he - Lynn Village had a name which WILLS/TRUSTS was confusing to later residents. Bridge) and then along the Lubbers served as sous chef and food Brook. production manager for the Boston Lynnfield, for instance, »vas never a part of Lynn Village. The Reading records show that REAL ESTATE Marriott Andover Hotel for three three sons were bom to Richard and years. Prior to holding this position, The Harnden family name can be traced back to Herendon, a family in Mary; John, August 20, 1668; he served as a cook, purchaser and Benjamin April 24, 1671; and management trainee for the Boston Kent, England who were 885 MAIN STREET, .SUITE 10A while at the Andover Marriott and descendants of the old Norman Ebenez;er, June 8, 1674. Hephzibah, Marriott Burlington_from_1984-89. .was- recently. J)ojioj£d„.at the. -Lords. . - a daughter died in Reading May 13, TEWKSBURY7, MA 01876 ' Recognizeaibrlus enthusiasraand" Riverfest Festival in Lowell for It is said that Richard Harnden 1688, culinary expertise, Carey has been having produced the "Best Chili" in came from England and settled in John, the first born became (508) 858-0301 honored by both Marriott the culinary competition. A Virginia, but the first authentic Deacon Harnden of the Reading Corporation and the local graduate of Johnson & Wales record is of his settling in church. He married Susanna (no SATURDAY & EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE community. Specifically, he was College, he currently lives in Providence, Rhode Island, in 1645. surname given) in 1690. NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL 30 MINUTE CONSULTATION named "Manager of the Quarter" Wilmington with his wife Pam. Two years later he was in Lynn, and Deacon Harnden built his home then later in Lynn Village, a part of about 1,000 feet southerly of the home of his parents, and about 500 feet easterly of the present Marcia IAKE AND JOSH SHARE THE SAME ENTHUSIASM. Road, in Wilmington. A stonewall, marking today the bounds of the ANDGYMBOREEPLAYSITIIP. Woburn Street School is about 25 4 feet southerly of this she. J&** It was in this home that 'the Harnden Massacre occurred, on May 12, .1707. The site of the home was to be seen, for many years, by a hole in the ground, but that hole was filled in after 1960 by some people who had newly purchased the 1 ■ _ - J i property. • Benjamin, the second son of Richard and Mary married ^^fl 1, T jltr'--" via* I February 18, 1691 Mary 1 pTM Elizabeth-—. The site of their home JaL* i is in doubt. They may have lived in Goshen7 or they may have lived in eat Andover., One report is that they lived westerly of Main Street in what is now Wilmington, at the end of At GYMBOREE, your first experience child play program is the world-wide Eames Street, on the site of what has of FUN If FREE! Come to our OPEN leader in age-appropriate classes for been for many years the Joseph App HOUSE Jan 8,9, & 11 and try out over children 3 months through 4 years old. home. Another home could have 40 pieces of specially-built play Come play it up!. been in Andover, where a son was equipment - meet the teacher - play OPEN HOUSE: Jan. 8,9 & 11 Wilmington residents driving on Adams Street could be singing " You light said to have been born in 1699. with bubbtas and meet Gymbo the . up my life" to Kenneth and Diane Ma rsh, who put up one of the more Clown. Yous Onto Gm MORE Out Of CHILDHOOD AT Christmas lights spectacular Christmas lighting displays in the area. Both of these reports are to be doubled. It is most likely that GYMBOREE understands how all the elements of play, growth and GyMeofttt- Benjamin and his bride lived with learning build together; our parent/ -* IMICHnhnrirrnrpnnlkwi his parents in the home on the present day High Street site. OPEN HOUSE in ANDOVER on Jan 8, 9 A 11 Southerly about 2000 feet from and in BURLINGTON on Jan 9 the Wilmington site was an ancient Call (617) 229-1886 for our winter schedule or for more Information. NOW wm\ volcano, now known as Cook's Hill. South of Cook's Hill there was a / We're right in the middle of small pond, between the hill and STAR MARKET PLAZA The Andover Road. That pond was JeanV filled in about 1929 when a new Rte 28 in North Reading Main Street was cut through the hill. ARE YOV Walk Right No Coupons Low Prices Curl n Swirl It had been known for over 200 hi No Gimmicks! Every Day 2122 Main St. PROTECTED? PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Tewksbury, MA Make us part of your shopping trip! 658-9333 by Edward H. 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The Tewksbury, MA 01876 mentioning the favor, only your initials Rt. 110, Dracut, MA minimum coverage is normally 851-8770 should" appear at the bottom. $25,000 but can be increased. Service Beyond the Policy *■ HOLIDAY.* J.M.S. 453-3824 8 .' TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 1, . 1992 Balser wrote a history of datebook Mon., Dec. 30: 7 to 8:30 p.m., grades six to 12. Call 658-4270 for Boy Scouts in WHmington Free workshop to help family and details. ^_^ friends intervene in someone's Thurs./Jaih 9: 11 a.m. to 5 (As researched by the late Foster Scout Troops, five registered Cub still a resident of Tewksbury. George C. Kambour Packs and one Explorer Post for active chemical abuse. High Point,* p.m., Re<^Cross Blood Drive at B.BalseV,cl988) Everett was an employee of the Philip F. Leduc 2580 Main St., Tewks. Call (800) The earliest memory of Boy our young people. Tewksbury State Hospital. Tewks. State Hospital. Call (800) Rev. Paul E. Lindh 332-4478. 258-0025, ext. 2091: Scouts in Wilmington is that told me It is up to us, the adults, to carry Foster Balser persuaded the late Arthur J. Lloyd Tues., Dec. 31: 8 p.m. to 1 by Capt. Larz Neilson. He told me on this tradition, and to help our Philip B. Buzzell, Town Counsel Tues., Jan. 14: 7 p.m., Willia G. Lyford a.m.. New Year'!r's Eve party at Sons Alzheimer's support group meets at that he had observed Phillip younger people to become better to draw up a deed dedicating the Joseph Lynch of Italy. Call 657-4141 for Buzzell, one of the town's _ citizens. land for the use of the young people Tewks. Senior Center. 2 Dr. E.C. MacDougaU reservations. Wed., Jan. 15: 8 p.m., at Casa outstanding community leaders Foster Balser of Wilmington. It is still being so Joseph L. Maher Mon., Jan. 6: 1 to 7 p.m., Red leading a group of Boy Scouts in used, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and di Fior, retirement patty for Wil. Rev. Clyde Martin Cross Blood Drive at Reg. Health Town Clerk Pat Ward. Call Kay signal practice, with flags, about Ade some groups of handicapped Center in Wil. Call 657-3910, ext. In this report, written a year George D. McCann Scanlon at 508-658-2408 oc 19r6, on Wilmington Common. children. It is called Camp Forty Rev. J. McGoohan 559. According to the National Boy before his death, Foster Balser Acres - the title that was given to it Mon., Jan. 6: NE Center 508-658-2030. Scout Records this was about four shows that he considered himself to Theodore McKie Thurs., Jan. 16: 7 p.m., by Foster Balser. Rev. John R. McNeil Building Design and Construction years after Dr. James West be "just another Scouter." He was This writer has always been of the Program classes at Woburn's Joyce Woburn Street School Pac will organized the Scouts in America! in too modest. Harold Melzar sponsor an Aids Awareness opinion that the proper title for Robert Meserve Middle School, Locust Street. Call 1912. t ' Mr. Balser listed many persons those 40 acres is Camp Foster (617) 320-8000, ext. 88026. Program in the school cafeteria. The next record we rjave is that of who were active in Scouting. The Richard B. Miller Public invited. Balser. Arthur J. Milley Mon., Jan. 6 and 13: 6 to 10 Stanley Webber, an outstanding writer has tabulated them, as a Alphabetical listing of Foster's p.m., Infant CPR course at Reg. Tues., Jan. 21: 7 to 9 p.m., citizen of Wilmington. Mr. Webber separate section of this report, WiUiam R. Mitchell Financial aid workshop at WHS Scouters: Edward M. Neilson Health Cntr. Call (617) 756-2220. was awarded a membership card by accompanying this article. Philip T. Andrews cafeteria. Call (508) 694-6068. the National Council, dated 1918. The writer has a few memories, Charles P. Nickerson Wed., Jan. 8: Wil. Rcc John Balch Guy E. Nichols modeling/finishing program for He also received, that year, a including a few words that came L. Bennett Bedell citation for gelling World War One from the lips of the late Stanley Donald Nims Mathias B. Bedell Augustus T. Norton Jr. bonds, and. was given a very fine Webber, many years ago. Charles H. Black Sr. It would seem that when Stanley, R. Burlcigh Odiorne medal. Charles H. Black Jr. Robert B. OKeefe The next record to be found is a in 1918 was awarded his citation for Walter J. Bristol selling war bonds there were other Robert CHanley Troop One Charter, issued to a William C. Burns Victor Okolo group of citizens in Wilmington, Scouts in Wilmington. Stanley told Steven Colucci of a group of about 12 boys, one of Mary Oulette dated 1923. Named in the Rev. James Daley Alanson Plait committee were: Edward M. whom was the late Foster Frazee, William F. Dayton who later was a noted piano teacher Florence Polsey Neilson, chairman; C.H. Hanson, Barney DeGraffenreid Winthrop S. Polsey Philip B. Buzzell, Alden N. Eames and church organist. Foster had Richard Dickinson Henry J. Porter and Frank H. Plympton. Named as been the bugler for that group, just James H. Doucette after World War One. Salvatore Provenzano Scoutmaster was Hubert E. Cann. Francis E. Downs Vemon L. Randell . It was signed by Dan Beard, Stanley was one of about five men William M. Eckberg Franklin Rawson National Scout Commissioner and who received some special Eugene A.Eldridge -Irving K. Rice James E. West, Chief Scout recognition sometime about Charles E. Ellis Jr. 1957-1967, for having been William G. Rinnell Executive, also by Calvin Coolidge, Walter Fitch Arthur Samuelson Hon. Pres., William H. Taft, "Scouters." A picture was printed in Maurice J. Foumier Rev. B.G. Seaboyer the Town Crier at that time. E. Hon.Vice Pres., and W. Michado, Wilfred Friberg Elizabeth Silvers Hayward Bliss was honored, and it Hon. Vice Pres. William P. Frost Jr. f John P. Silvers " Your writer moved to seems that this writer was included George Simard in the group. Whether or not that Rev. D.C. Ganyard Wilmington at the age of 14 fn Conrad J. Gerhartz , Nelson E. Small 1927. A group of Scouts came to me picture still exists is a question. George T.H. Smith Two persons mentioned by Foster Charles N. Gilbert ; with a Boy Scout Handbook, and Ralph H. Green Charles Soule wanted to practice Scouting. - deserve a little more recognition. Floyd Sudsbury Hubert E. Cann, a Canadian war Frank Hadley We started a Patrol, in my cellar Herbert Higginbotham John F. Sullivan, Sr. on Wcstdale Avenue. Through the veteran, was the Scouter of Wilmington from about 1923 to say Herbert W. Higley * Louis Tarricone dedicated efforts of many citizens in Frank H. Tuttle 1927. It was he who organized Charles R. Holbrook Wilmington we now have an J. Turner Hood Jr. Leidy K. Williams outstanding Scout organization. Troop One. It was he who Daniel White persuaded the writer's father, Peter TalbotHood During the Depression years of Elwin Hovey Elizabeth York the 1930s the boys, and men who Neilson, a member of the Ray York Wilmington School Committee, to Athlea E. Ingram aided made all their equipment, this Sidney Kaizer with the very able help of their arrange the use of the West ScrTool mothers. We made tents, and for the Scout Troop. sleeping bags out of grain sacks. We That school house had been in use made pots and pans from large and by the Mass. State Police, about small tin cans. We raised food at 1921, as a barracks. About 1924, home, earning Merit Badges, and when the School Committee voted do you know? 12/23 food for our families. to a loan it out for Scouting it was a i The Rev. Arthur A. Simmons and definite shambles, vefy much Do you know Frederick G. Oman were two of our damaged and with no windows and earliest leaders, along with Richard no electric wiring. Rosson. The Rev. Mr. Simmons It was Hubert E. Cann who Your child swallows household poisonous substance, call either DailCC Melissa Shattuck, Laura Burke and Wilmington residents Stephanie Morris and Janet Trask were acquired several acres of land in rewired the building and he and a cleaner, .your spouse burns himself number immediately and be troupe among (he members of the Kids Dance Co. II of North Wilmington which he few volunteers repaired it into a while COoWhg...you find an elderly prepared to tell them the age and the Donna Miceli Dance Center- who performed at dedicated to the use of Scout usable condition. parent unconscious. Would you weight of your child, what was the Blair House nursing home in Tewksbury on camping, and it was later called Dudley Buck, of whom Foster know what to do in these emergency swallowed (keep the container with Dec. 15. Camp Oman. Dudley Buck was one speaks, was another outstanding situations? Winchester Hospital you), when it was ingested, how of our most inspiring leaders, in Scouter. Dudley, born on Vashon invites you to take the following much was swallowed, and how the Wilmington Scouts, and at Camp Island in the Puget Sound, came east quiz to test your personal child is acting or feeling at that Forty Acres. from California to study at M.I.T. emergency preparedness: moment. If instructed to go to the Richard Rosson served Scouting in and became a resident of 1. Your spouse is cooking dinner emergency department take the DEBORAH EDGERLY our town in many capacities. His Wilmington because of an ad for a and bums his hand..do you a) put container of whatever your child sister,- Louise B. Balser served as his home for sale in a Boston paper. ice directly on the burned area; b) swallowed with you. DENTIST secretary for a long while. One of Dudley became a brilliant scientist rub butter on the burned area or c) . "Do not routinely give ipecac to our earliest leaders, Roy Iverson wh° died at an early stage in his life. run cool water over the burned induce vomiting," says Dr. Jenkins. • Quality care in pleasant surroundings served with Scoutmaster Frederick In Wilmington he was an organizer area? "There are certain chemicals which • New patients & emergencies welcome Oman. and leader in the Scouts, who could The correct answer is 'c'. Jon can cause more harm if they are • Saturday hours Another very fine leader was sit at a campfire at Camp Forty Jenkins, M.D. Chairman of brought up." Dr. Jenkins also • Most insurance accepted Alfred Swenson. He continued in Acres and hold several dozen Winchester Hospitals Department of cautions parents and grandparents Scouting and later became a Scout persons, Scouts and leaders, Emergency Medicine, explains: * to childproof their homes. "Even if (508) 694-9300 388 Rear Main St (Rt 38) entranced as he told a tale. ■ "The best thing you can do for a Executive, in charge of a Council. no children live in your home, take Behind Baybank "■ Wilmington Frank Tuttle was an outstanding Those tales were told on the spur bum is to put something cool - not precautions, especially with the of the moment, such as the tale of a ice cold - on it immediately," he leader. He started his Scouting family visits during the holidays," says. "This stops the burning career as a leader in the Mohegan little Irish boy who constructed a he urges. Statistics show mat more Council in Southbridge. In 1950 he submarine and then crossed the process and eases the pain. Cool than one third of all cases of came to Wilmington and became Atlantic, to find the Ipswich River. water, or ice cubes in a plastic bag childhood poisoning from toxic Gala and wrapped in a towel, are best. interested in Troop 56, at the He went up that river, still in the medications involve a grandparent's " nliHi w "- And elevating the burned area, if it % Congregational Church in 1958. sub, and discovered a place which medication. This is important to is an extremity, is also helpful. mswuR/w MsMl Celebration! Frank became Scoutmaster of he called Camp Forty Acres. remember when visiting Troop 56 in 1974. There was only one Dudley Buck. "We are seeing a lot of second degree burns from microwave grandparents since many older Make reservations now! Frank received the Silver Beaver Foster was an outstanding Scouter. patients request "easy open" award, the highest award that any About 40 or more years ago ovens," he points out. "People lift for our NE W YEAR'S EVE PARTY! the plastic wrap after something is prescription bottles. adult may receive and he received Foster heard that a Tewksbury man 3. You're chopping vegetables for many other awards. heated, and the steam whiqh has owned some forest land in North your holiday dinner and you cut Off Washington SL, Woburn - Exit 36 off Rte 128/95 acroa the street Wilmington has been very Wilmington and wanted to give it built up under pressure escapes and your hand so mat it bleeds quite a (617) 932-9S9S (617) 932-0300 from Staples Offke Supply fortunate in always having many away. burns them. Old fashioned remedies such as applying butter or tea are lot. Do you a) run the cut under cold other dedicated adult leaders. As I That man was Everett Daniels, water; b) apply direct pressure to write there are five registered Boy WWVWVWW.W. net helpful," he states. The only type of ointment that should be the wound and elevate your hand; c) 4 MARK'S applied is an antibacterial salve, put a tourniquet on your arm? OLD N' GOLD FLEA MARKET ( Professional DOG GROOMING once the burning sensation has The correct answer is 'b.' Open Every Sat. S: Sun. > a.m. - 4 p.m. lessened, and then only if medical According to Dr. Jenkins, direct Free Admission-Free Parking 17 NEW SHOPS . J Alterations SALON attention is not necessary. pressure is the first resort for any 2461 Main St., Tewksbury 2. Your child swallows a bleeding. When is a wound serious Best Buys from Antiques, Watches, CollectiblesfBar household cleaner from a container enough to go to the hospital? "The Accessories, Shoes, Jewelry, Crafts. ^* Specializing in 657-5157 old rule used to be if a small cut under the kitchen sink. Do you: a) YOU NAME IT! NEW & OLD! 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Chris DiJulia, and Kyle Murphy hustled on Top scorers for Iowa were 15, the Pistons beat the Celtics. Eric Mantey and Rob Murphy defense for Villanova. Dennis Ingram with 12 points, Top scorers for the Pistons were , played important roles in the Syracuse 21 St. John's 8 Mike LaVita and Peter Bambcrg Rob Brisbois with 35 points, victory for Yale. Joe Bambcrg, Top scorers for Syracuse were with four points each. Patrick Cahill with 14 and Wes Mike Kane and Robert Houle Eric Banda with eight points, Joe Top scorers for Purdue were Dunham with five. hustled on defense for Dartmouth. Delany with seven and Michael Dave DeAmato with five poinu, Top scorers for the Celtics were Stanford 50 Washington 36 MacNcil with two. Matt Coyne with four and Mike Marc DiJulia with 10 points, Paul In the PAC-10, girls ages 11 to Top scorers for St. John's were Garbuli with two. Ware with eight and Dan King • 15, Stanford beat Washington. Top Ryan Moroney with six points and Eric McBridc, Kyle O'Donnell with six. Jay Iannacchino, David scorers for Stanford were Jaclyn Sean Cannon with two. Kyle and Kevin Finnerty helped lead the Major, and Keith Audette hit some Harrison with 22 points, Leanne Hcndr-icks and David Johnson The co-captains for the Wilmington High School charge for Iowa in the victory over WHS varsity basketball squad are Greg Maiella and Eric key baskets for the Celtics. Nate Harris with 16 and Melissa Mather scored key hoops for Syracuse. Purdue. Peter Grasso, Jason Flynn. The Wildcats battled Kurlingtun for the Ccnsullo, Dave Stewart and Bob with eight. Ryland Blackington, Mike Halas Crescenzo and Josh Saulnier played captains Christmas Tourney title. LaVita had several assists for the Top scorers for Washington and Chris Catena played great defense for Purdue. ■IT Pistons. were Jaime Forgett with 23 points, all-around -great "games for St. Indiana 25 Illinois 9 Spurs 28 Bulls 26 Tracy Reitchel with six and Alison John's. Top scorers for Indiana?, were Consistency, courage Top scorers for the Spurs were Giordano with four. Jill Morin and MSU31 Michigan 29 Alex Athanassiou with wpoints, Dave DiSantis with 12 points, Angela Cardinale pulled down key In the Big 10 Conference, boys Joshua Michaud with sjx and Joey among 91 highlights Shawn Barden with seven and rebounds for Washington. Jaime 10 and 11, MSU defeated Tusa with four. Jeremy Antonic with five. Paquin, Kristen Walsh and Lauren Michigan. Top scorers for MSU Top scorers fSKlllinois were Top scorers for the Bulls were Sasso played well in the victory for were Matt Kacamburas with 10 Consistency was the byword for many of the local high school Chris Gill and Mike LaCorcia with points, Daniel Sweet with eight and Scan Cahill with three points, teams in 1991, as most of the teams and athletes who were successful Stanford. Brian Godin and Zach Pidgeon 10 points each and Ryan Swasey UCLA 89 Oregon 38 Mike Gennetti with six. last year had done very well for their respective schools in past with six. Rich Barden, Jeff Top scorers for Michigan were with two each. Joe Kane and Ken seasons.' " Top scorers for UCLA were Bramley played an important role McManus and Mike Patito scored Michelle Castronovo with 19 Scott Swiezynski with 14 points, One of the highlights of 1991 was the Wilmington High School Hall key hoops for the Bulls. Kevin Mike Willcox and Doug Burns in the victory for Indiana. Ti.mmy of Fame induction dinner held at the Sons of Italy Hall. Some of the points, Kclley O'Donnell with 10 Lee and Jonathan Minichcllo O'Leary, Mike Tentindo and Joe and Cheryl Lee with three. with four points each. ^most'descTving contributors to WHS athletics were honored, Alonardo pulled down key In a thrilling overtime game, played aggressive defense for including Jan Cassidy, Frank Kelley, Mike Esposito, Jack Bowcn and Top scorers for Oregon were Illinois. rebounds for the Spurs. Matt Kacamburas'scored only two Fred Bellissimo. . Jenna Neale with 16 points, Lisa The teams and athletes that stood out over this past year included Mavericks 52 Lakers 48 Timulty with 12 and Karen baskets in the extra period on great Top scorers for the Mavericks passes by Kevin Riley and Mark Florida State 12 LSU 11 former WHS' basketball center Mike Lombard, who cracked the MacArthur with six. Heather Scott, siarting lineup for the Dartmouth varsity. were Buddy Pratt with 17 points, Stacy Palizzolo and Melissa Rappoli. Joe Whitcfield and Chris In the Southeast Conference, girls Charlie Kacamburas with 16 and ages eight to 11, Florida State Tcwksbury's Dave Carciofi also went on to perform well at the Alonardo scored key hoops for Burns scored key hoops for college level, placing third in the Junior College Wrestling John MacKinnon with nine. UCLA. Kristen Peach, Tracy Sclig Michigan. edged LSU. Top scorers for Top scorers for the Lakers were Florida State were Trisha Kane Championships and finishing with a regular season reconl of 26-0. and Janccn Neale played Ohio State 28 It was another solid tournament season for the Tewksbury High Dan Kivlehan with 25 points, Joe all-around great games for Northwestern 16 with four points, Kristen O'Toole Langonc with 10 and Jim LaCasse and Courtney Gilligan with two School and the Shaw$heen Tech hockey teams. Former Wilmington Oregon. Top scorers for Ohio State were High School coach Doug Anderson took over in Tewksbury and with nine. Dave Peddle, Josh BC 23 Seton Hall 14 Scan McNabb with eight points, points each. Lcvcsque,- Jeff Chin and Justin Top scorers for LSU were coached the TMHS girls' basketball squad to their first tourney In the Big East Conference, boys Ralph Patterson and Joe Grasso appearance in several seasons." Yentilc played inspired games for eight and nine, Boston College Sabrina Shattuck with four points, the Mavericks. with six. The Tewksbury High School varsity soccer squad won another defeated Seton Hall. Top scorers Top scorers for Northwestern Colleen Campbell with three and ■ Brown 27 Harvard 24. • Kristen Donovan with two. Small School title under veteran coach Steve Levinc, while the_ for BC were Derek McLaren and were Buddy Phillips with 14 and TMHS girls' spring track squad maintained many years of excellence In the Ivy League, boys' 12 and Martin DcAngelo with eight points Leah Staffier and Karen 13, Brown edged out Harvard. Top Joel McKcnna with two. In a with a Class B Championship. J each and Dave Rappoli with three. complete turn around from last Mcdeiros scored key hoops for scorers for Brown were Colin Florida State. Alicia Paquin, Emily The Wilmington High School football squad helped wipe out the Top scorers for Seton Hall were week, Ohio State totally dominated , memories of an injury and mistake-filled season with a 32-28 upset Sullivan with ^points,. Andy-Kane Andy Coyne, AJ Mitzan and Brian this game'With the help of Greg Gorman and Jennifer McNabtr with 11 and Patrick O'Toole with LcBlanc with four points cac*H. played aggressive defense for LSU. of Tewksbury Thanksgiving morning. four. Moran and Richie Selig. Joel The story of the year was definitely the Merrimack Valley Ryan Graham, Chris Isbcrg and McKenna, Andy Falanga and Top scorers for Harvard were Michael Gable played well in the Conference baseball championship won by the 16-5 Tewksbury Tommy Leccesse pulled down key Alabama 14 Georgia 12 Rcdmen and their coach, John Perrcault. Sean Kerrigan with 15, Brian victory for Boston College. Danny rebounds for Northwestern. Top scorers for Alabama were McCarthy 'with five and Scott Alosco, Brian Roberts and Danny Pcrrcault returned after a 14 year hiatus to coach the Rcdmen on Wisconsin 36 Minnesota 17 Kim Surprenant with six points, short notice last spring. Recently, Perreault resigned as coach of the GriTfin with four. Tom Perrault, Ollita played great defense for Top scorers for Wisconsin were Jill Cauldwell with four and Ken Logan and Mark Lee hustled Seton Hall. Bishop Gucrtin football squad and took some time off from_ his Rory Ballou with 10 points, Jimmy Colleen Duggan with two. teaching position in Tewksbury to battle cancer. The effort of this on defense for Brown. Paul Pittsburgh 8 Georgetown 6 Top scorers for Georgia were O'Donnell with eight and Terry coach in his personal baule that was becoming clear even last spring .. Cauldwcll, Tom Early and Brian Top scorers for Pittsburgh were Boland with six. Megan Sullivan with 10 points and McCarthy played all-around great Nick Tranghese, Brandon Reinhold should serve as a reminder to everyone how fragile life is and jusl Top scorers for Minnesota were Caitlyn Bransfield with two. In a how important individual courage can be as we enter 1992. •games for Harvard. and John Timulty with two points Dave Senarian with eight points* battle for surpremacy in the Columbia 31 Princeton 23 each. Giancarlo Romagnoli with four Southeast Conference, Meredith Top scorers for Columbia were Top scorers for Georgetown and Matt Mucse with three. McKcnna, Karen Hardy and Stephen Holland and Mark LaFave were Dan Keating, Scott Neville Wisconsin's awesome defense Valerie Cwiekowski played Waif with seven points each and Luke and Jarcd Constantino with two was led by the quick hands of Mike important roles in the victory for Burlington is the- Mackie with six. points each. Chris Censullo, Ryan Pinkham and Ryan Mallon. Jimmy Alabama. Kimberly Cardello and Top scorers for Princeton were Hawley and Brian- Mather played White, Casey Murphy and John Jennifer Audette played an inspired wins Brian.Thresher, Rory Murphy and aggressive defense for Pittsburgh. Belts played inspired games for game for Georgia. *You Steve Johnson with four points Jason Thresher, Billy Kent and Minnesota. title ea0. Scott Fergysjp,. Chris, Graves Dave Leccesse hustled on defense By Lisa Anderson arid Nlick Alhanassiou pulledMown for Georgetown. Wilmington ran into the key rebounds for Columbia. Dave Providence 22 Villanova 14 Wildcats top early-season problem of missed STRAIGHT TALK ."Vitale, Shane Warfo'rd and Mike Top scorers for Providence were free throws and blown-layups in ABOUT ROUND FACES Portcrfield hit some key baskets Eric Swiezynski with 14 points, North Reading falling to Burlington, 62-48 in the 'for Princeton. Mike Mahoney with four and Greg Wilmington Knights of Columbus If a woman has a round face, she Yale 52 Dartmouth 29 LaFave with two. The Wilmington High School Andy Pagliarulo notched a goal Christmas Basketball Tournament should make every effort to select ; Top scorers for Yale were Keith Top scorers for Villanova were hockey squad scored a solid 3-1 and an assist for the winncfs.-while championship game played Friday a hairstyle that creates as much McLaren with 19 points, MiR» Kevin Forgett with ID points, Scott non-league victory over North goalie Bob Lesko came up with night at the Cushing Gymnasium. J height as possible. By the same to- another big game with 35 saves for It was pie second straight K of C MacDonald with 15 and ScoK Buck and Marty Tildsley with two Reading at the Ristuccia Expo ken, round faces benefit from •^Fullerton with six. / coach Steve Scanlon's Wildcats Tourney championship for the each. Tim Riley, Malt Waisnor and Saturday afternoon. shorter tresses about the checks Top scorers for Dartmouth were Burlington squad. The Wildcats Mike Tocco led the charge on both and neck. If a perrfianent wave is v*Wayne Francis with 12 points, ends of the-court for Providence. had advanced to the title game with a 6249 win over Revere. desired, the style must be kept I********************************* Maiella leads Greg Maiella paced the Wildcats short at trie cheek bones in order to with 18 points, followed by Dave avoid a bubbly, round look. Of Westfield runners Oatis with 11 and John Lynch with course, those hairstyles that accen- 10 points. tuate straight lines work best to In the consolation game Revere downplay a round face. Popular ripped Tewksbury, 72-48. Tim Paul Maiella, son of Joseph and season. The Running Owls are among these are cuts that show a Nina Maiella of Wilmington, was a coached by veteran 23-year Grace lopped the Redmen with 22 points with help from Joe sweep of long waves across the member of the Westfield State mentor Gerry Gravel. forehead, short upswept hair at the Paul is a senior computer Lamonica and Corey Morrison College men's cross country team ears, and maximum fullness at the that captured its' ninth straight information systems major at with nine apiece. Mass. State Conference Westfield State and a graduate of Wilmington's Eric Flynn and crown. A round face may not be championship during the-1991 Wilmington High School. Matt McManus were named to the thought of as desirable by those all-tournament team along with who possess them, but they can Tewksbury's Tim Grace. impart a girlish look that belies a woman's mature years. , NOW'STHE Does your hairstyle complement rCANDLEPINS > your face and features? 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WILD SIDE ByaaHUWX- F & R AUTO SUPPLY SPORTS CENTER 160 Lowell St. (Rte 129) Wilmington 658-5705 If Skawtheen <>|W» Saturday and I nBHa I Sunday al S:<*a.m. 5iMta> laaam, m Itn «, m. 658-0531 V Tiait SaCon ********************************* Nil WilMHntiiK. s. . 10 TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 1, 1992 ■ by Mike Stuart Where the action is WHS Hall NFL picks Buffalo, Denver Tewksbury Redmen Wilmington Wildcats of Fame Boys' basketball Boys' basketball get playoff revenge Friday, Jan. 3: Methuen at Friday, Jan. 3: Wilmington dinner Jan. 18 At the beginning of every game, Tewksbury varsity (7:45). varsity at Lawrence (7:45). Washington 31 Atlanta 26 Tuesday, Jan.-"Tr TSwksbury Tuesday, Jan. 7: Wilmington presented to the undefeated 1938 there is a story. This week's Every year one team captures the The board of directors of the encounters all have similar stories. essence of the public as the pure varsity at Haverhill (7:45). varsity at Lowell (7:45). Wilmington High School Athletic field hockey team. Girls' basketball Girls' basketball Hall of Fame has announced the Hall of Fame inductees are Atlanta, Buffalo, Dallas and underdog. In 1991, Atlanta has had Friday, Jan. 3: Wilmington recognized as outstanding indi- Denver were all blown out by the two such teams with the honor. . Friday, Jan. 3: Methuen at selection of the second class of Unfortunately, the "National Tewksbury varsity (6 p.m.). varsity at Lawrence (6 p.m.). inductees. There were 10 members viduals who have made a teams they will meet on Saturday Tuesday, Jan. 7: Wilmington and Sunday. In the cases of Buffalo DeferfsV and their explosive Tuesday, Jan. 7: Tewksbury selected for this prestigious award. significant contribution in the field offense is just a bit better. Despite varsity at Haverhill (6 p.m."). varsity at Lowell (6 p.m.). Richard C. Allard, Class of 1963; of athletics as a participant or and Denver, they get their chance Wrestling at revenge at home. Meanwhile, the that, I like the Falcons to cover Sheila Burns Barry, Class of 1977; coach at Wilmington High School. while keeping the game interesting. Wrestling Thursday, Jan. 2: Wilmington William P. Chisholm, Class of The induction dinner will be held Falcons and the Cowboys must go • Thursday, Jan. 2: Wrlmington at Tewksbury (6:30). 1949; Frank J. Hadley, Jr., Class of Saturday, January 18, 1992, at the back to the place where defeat was Buffalo 24 Kansas City 13 . . inevitable. Let's t£ke a look at how at Tewksbury (6:30).., Saturday, Jan. 4: Wilmington 1937; William Ritchie, Class of Sons of Italy hall, Ballardvale You'd like (or hate) to think the Saturday, Jan. 4: Tewksbury at Haverhill Invitational (8 p.m.). 1965; Arthur F. Spear, Class of Street, Wilmington. Tickets are" slfgames will play out Chiefs could repeat their Dallas 23 Detroit 20 at Greater Lowell (quad meet, 10 Wednesday, Jan. 8: Lawrence 1949; Douglas E. Stewart, Class of S20.00 per.person and may be performance of earlier this season, at Wilmington (6:30). 1974; Edward J. Woods, Class of purchased from Committee The key '.n making this pick is but with DeBerg off target, Okoye a.m.). looking at the earlier game. The Wednesday, Jan. 8: Hockey v 1962; Teddy Nelson and Harold Chairman Al Caira (658-8264) or not 100 percent healthy, injuries at Cowboys outgained the Lions, but Tewksbury at Billerica (6:30). Saturday, Jan. 4: Wilmington "Ding" Driscoll. High School Paul Fleming their worst, and playing at Buffalo, at Andover (5:15). A special team award will be (694:6060). turnovers killed them in the 'Red well you get the idea. In my Wednesday, Jan. 8: » J Zone.' Both teams have drastically preseason picks, I had K.C. beating Hockey Wilmington at Lowell (6 p.m.). Thursday, Jan. 2; Tewksbury improved, but I think the Cowboys Buffalo enroute to the Super Bowl. Track are the hottest team in the NFL. But that was with the inclination at Chclmsford (6:30). Saturday, Jan. 4: Wilmington Denver 17 Houston 16 Saturday, Jan. 4: Methuen at that the game would be at at freshmen/sophomore meet On October 6, the Broncos didn't Tewksbury (Janas Rink). Arrowhead. Too bad, too for it (TBA). * awake from their sleep until after looks as though the other half of Wednesday, Jan. 8: Gymnastics Jerry's Kids halftime. That cost them a 42-14 Tewksbury at Haverhill (8 p.mO- my pick, Washington, is going to Thursday, Jan. 2: Wilmington defeat. This time around, the make it by 11. So that results in Track at Chelmsford (7 p.m.). take Towne title Oilers have dropped their game a Thursday, Jan. 2: Tewksbury 30-1 outright, 2-2 vs the spread. Wednesday, Jan. 8: Wilming- notch or two. If the Oilers don't Outright: 154-70 vs Lynnfield (Lowell, 3:30). turn the ball over, then they will ton at Lowell (7 p.m.). The Towne Line Eight Ball additional night will be scheduled vs spread: 125-95-4. League game to an exciting close to handle the influx of new win, but the odds of that happening Wednesday. Jerry's Kids, who led members. "Anyone who wishes to aren't in their favor. Colantunio sparks from week one, managed to hold play in the new league may sign up on for first place. The M and M at the Towne Line Billiards 885 Westfield State s^quad upset the B and H team in a Main St., Tewksbury. There is Not Just Baseball Cards head to head match that was very room for all skill levels and ages. close. Immediately following the Only enthusiasm and presence is Karen Colantunio, daughter of with a 4-1 regular season league required. Frank and Kathy Colantunio of record. The Lady Owls were 6-5-1 matches a buffet was held at a local UPPER DECK ^ restaurant. "Jjophies were awarded W L HATS rs Tewksbury was a member of the overall. Karen is a junior Jerry's Kids 41 19 Westfield State College field marketing major at Westfield State. to the first and, second place teams along with numerous prizes for all. MandM , * 33 27 BASKETBALL hockey team that shared the Mass. She is a graduate of Tewksbury BandH 31 29 State Conference championship High School. The new league having completed ^ the first round has been a great Straight Shooters 28 32 $36.95/BOX* Big Slicks 25 35 success. Plans are currently * 5 BOX LIMIT WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. OFFER VALID THRU 1/10/92 »•******? underway for a winter league with BandB 22 38 a scheduled start date of Jan. 8. An 138 Cambridge St (Rff 3A) Burlington anice Copp Bunu,>urns, D.C.u.y.. A * t • 1 '■' TOW^RIER^JANUARY 1, 1992 11 fit menus •v- • service news Wilmington schools seasoned mixed vegetable, potato fresh fruit and milk. . TheSuper Week of January 6 chips, chilled fruit, toll house Friday: Scrambled hamburg Kevin M. Johnson Elementary and Middle squares, milk/juice. with brown gravy, mashed potato, -Marine Pvt. Kevin M. Johnson, Monday: Hamburger or Friday: Italian style pizza, X' vegetable, hot" buttered roll, fresh son of Walter and Jeane Johnson of cheeseburger on a roll, French tossed garden salad, chilled fruit, fruit, ice cream and milk. Dell Drive, Wilmington, and a 1991 fries, pickle chips, chilled fruit, ice cream, milk/juice. graduate of Srftwshecn Tech* cookies, milk/juice. Alternate lunch is available in all . recently completed recruit training. Tuesday: Chicken patti on a roll schools daily. with lettuce and tomato, potato Minuteman menu Week of January 6 Douglas C. Davidson chips, seasoned vegetable, chilled Shawsheen Tech Navy Lt. j.g. Douglas C. Supermarket fruit, vanilla snack cake, Served at Burlington Senior Week of January 6 Citizens Friendship Center, 45 Davidson, son of Richard and Carol" milk/juice. Line I Davidson of Trull Ro:id. Wednesday: Home made baked Center St., Burlington where Monday-Friday: Choice of two nutrition aide is Kay Cavanaugh. Tcwksbury recently completed a Coming Soon to «. lasagna, seasoned mixed vegetables, items, chilled fruit, juice, vegetable transition to a ncw> homeport at chilled fruit, French bread and Call 272-9552 for reservations. Y, Stbneham or fresh fruit. Above served with North Woburn/Wilmington at Naval Station Yokosuka, Japan. V butter, Jcllo with topping, French bread pizza, cheese or A 1984 graduate of TcwkSbury Part-time positions available in all departments milk/juice. Veterans Senior Center, 144 pepperoni and milk. School St., No. Woburn where site Memorial High School and a 1988 You can be proud to work at Shaw's. We are one of the fastest Thursday: Meatball sub, Line II manager is Sue Trousil. Call graduate of the U.S. Merchant growing supermarkets in New England, and this means super seasoned mixed vegetables, potato Monday-Friday: Choice of two chips, chilled fruit, toll house 935-2239 for reservations. Marine Academy, Kings Poini. advancement opportunities for you. items, chilled fruit, juice, vegetable Menus are subject to -change N.Y., he joined the Navy in June squares, milk/juice. or fresh fruit. • Competitive Wages Friday: Italian style pizza, without notice. Transportation is 1988. • Advancement Opportunities Choice of one, sliced turkey available on some of the days, peppcroni, optional, tossed garden sandwich with lettuce, tomato, • Exceptional Benefits salad, chilled fruit, milk/juice, ice especially for handicapped people. • Extensive Training Programs mayonnaise; cheeseburger on a Monday: Soup, turkey chow Photo cream. roll; tuna salad sandwich. Above Come and talk with us about your availability. . Alternate lunch is available in all served with milk. mein, riqg, Chinese vegetables, • Apply in person at: schools daily. Line III chow mein noodles, wheat bread, Reprints High School chilled fruit. Shaw's hiring trailer Monday: Spaghetti with meat Monday: Barbecued rib on a Tuesday: Broiled fish, parsley Reprints of photos Redstone Shopping Center sauce, tossed salad, garlic bread, roll with lettuce and tomato, fluffy fresh fruit and milk. butter, lemon wedge, Delmonico appearing inlhe TowtfCrier Stoneham, MA rice, seasoned vegetable, chilled Tuesday: Chicken nuggets with potato, broccoli, oatmeal bread, are FOR #1 ' ** ' chilled fruit. December 30, 1991 10 am-5 pin December 31, 1991 8 am-5 pm fruit, milk/juice, brownie. dipping sauces, rice pilaf, Call 658-2346 for details." January 2, 1992 8 am-5 pm January 3, 1992 8 am-5 pm Tuesday: Taco bar, fluffy rice, vegetable, hot buttered roll, fresh Wednesday: Soup, Yankee pot January 4, 1992 8 am-5 pm shredded lettuce, tomato and fruit, milk. roast, red bliss potato, stewed Also available arc prints of cheese, chilled fruit, pudding with Wednesday: Baked pork carrots and celery, pumpernickel events which did not appear, lopping, milk/juice. choppcttc with brown gravy, roll, eclair. but were takes by Town Thursday: Chicken tarragon, Wednesday: Home made baked mashed " potato, vegetable, Crier photographers. shauWs lasagna, seasoned mixed vegetable, applesauce, hot buttered roll, fresh lyonnaise potato, beets, pan roll, chilled fruit, French bred'd and fruit, baked dessert and milk. cranberry sauce-, chilled fruit. Ask for details. 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(Larkin) (Devlin) John "Lucky" Reardon, 69 of Francis J. Boyer, 8 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 thr-e drain in the Store Lease from Industrial Drug) as tenant only, under a Lease appliances, furnishings and fixtures By virtue and in execution of the Power turning and running easements ("the Drainage Easements"), Contractors and Developers, Inc. to between Tewksbury Square Realty located on the premises to the extent the. .,'.•1* of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage SOUTHEASTERLY still bv 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. i':.' 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- Southeasterly property line, and b) radius of 1038.41 feet, a distance of Agreement dated October 13, 1988, and term of ten (10) years commencing May 1, the interest of the mortgagor in all goods, .i: 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, , JJft 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, uid 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 w 3 To, 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 conditions of said Mortgage, and for the with the premises which arc subject to said . 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 shall be sold at Public Auction at 11:00 products thereof and replacements therefor Grant of Easements from Phillip* 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 553 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 Attomment 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 Insurance Company, as Mortgagee, and Jongnee Kim as Tenant, dated February 6, studies relating to said premises, and all Deeds in Book 4720, Page 339. There is Lease) dated May 4, 1982, by and 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 westerly side Main Street, Tewksbury, to by Tewksbury Square Realty present or prospective tenants or suppliers, shown on the Plan, in common with all Trustee as aforesaid, as Landlords, and July 6, 1994, with one (1) option to advertising materials, and telephone Middlesex County, Massachusetts, being Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of extend for an additional term of five (5) shown as Lot "A" on a plan entitled "Plan others lawfully entitled thereto. Purity Supreme, Inc., as Tenant; exchange numbers as identified in such There is further appurtenant to said Lot b) an Assignment of Tenant's Interest in October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with Sears, as affected by a Subordination, of Land in Tewksbury, Mass.," dated said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. materials. .'. "A" the rights and easements set forth in a Leases from Purity Supreme, Inc. to Leo 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 H 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 Corporation, recorded with the Middlesex Tewksbury Conservation Commission restrictions, easements, agreements and North District Registry of Deeds in Plan Industrial Contractors and Developers, 1980. and recorded with the Suffolk Mortgagee, and Julie Jongnee Kim as 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 Book 136, Plan 90 (the "Plan"). Said Lot rotection Act, M.G.L. c.131. (DEQE over the mortgage being foreclosed, if any "A" is more particularly bounded and recorded with said Deeds in. Book 4720, as amended, which Assignment was dated to by Tewksbury Square Realty there be. Page 344, and filed with the Northern February 24,1983, and recorded with said File No. 305-338). dated October 19, Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of described, according to the Plan, as 1988, and recorded with said Deeds in Said premises will be sold subject to an follows: Registry District of Middlesex County as Middlesex North District Registry of October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with Amended Order of Conditions dated. Document No. 125,311, noted on Deeds in Book 2635, Page 523, which Book 4720, Page 347. said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. Beginning at the Northeasterly comer 7. The obligations of the owner of said October 19, 1988, recorded with said thereof at a point on the Southwesterly 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 Registration Book 86, Page 159. Confirmatory Assignment of Tenant's 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 utility and drainage rights appurtenant to formerly of Paul A. Daigle and Cecile There is further appurtenant to said Lot Interest in Leases dated as of February 24, under a Lease between Tewksbury Square dated October 15, 1990, recorded with "A", and said Lot "A" is subject to, the 1983, and recorded with said Deeds in said Lot "A" established in, under, over Realty Corporation, as Landlord and Papa said Deeds in Book 5357, Page 87. Daigle, thence running and through land situated between said Lot S 44° 56' 27" W ui part by said land 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 ( Variance - - Conditional or Limited c) a Second Amendment of Lease (Store "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. Daigle and As-Built Plan, by a certain Grant of Cecile Daigle, in part by land now or Variance or Special Permit granted by the Lease) between Industrial Contractors and years commencing September 19, 1989 other public liens or taxes, water and Tewksbury Planning Board on October Easements from Phillipe J. Cormier and formerly of Roger B. Oliver and in part by Developers, Inc., and John V. Sullivan, and ending on September 18, 2004, with sewer assessments, and tax title takings if' 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 KF 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'34J?. Page 256, to running October 3, 1989 is to be recorded with occupation by persons on the premises 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 comer of the premises with Suffolk Registry of Deeds in Book Inc., dated October 13. 1988, and unnamed owner, 211.57 feet to a point; as affected by a Subordination, "Non- tenancies or occupation are subject to said 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 N 00° 59' 21" W still by said land of an and between John Hancock Mutual Life property now located on said premises 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 thence turning and running Papa Gino's of America, Inc. as Lessee, and also to all laws and ordinances 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. unnamed owner, 310.00 feet to a point; Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation, as and zoning laws and ordinances. 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 S 15° 38' 21" W still by said land of an 1989 and to be recorded with said Deeds therefor shall be required to deposit ONE 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 feel 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 tcnu\(10th) day after by land now or formerly of David J. Company, holder of the rights granted to John V. Sullivan, Trustee as aforesaid, to on August 10, 1994, with an option to Company, as Mortgagee, and Ralph the auction sale (or if that date falls on a Hannula and Evelyn J. Hannula, in part by The Lowell Electric Light Corporation, extend for one (1) additional term of five Sinclair, as Lessee, and acknowledged and day when said Registry of Deeds is not Industrial Contractors and Developers, consented to by Tewksbury Square Realty land now or formerly of Dennis G. dated June 4, 1982, and recorded with Inc. dated as of March 16, 1987, and (5) years, as affected by a Subordination, open for business, then on the next Francis and Anna M. Francis, and in part said Deeds in Book 2553, Page 428; and Non-Disturbance' and Attornment Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of business day following said tenth (10th) recorded with said Deeds in Book 4720, October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with by land now or formerly of Walter S. b) an Agreement by and among New Page 318; Agreement by and between John Hancock day when said Registry of Deeds is so 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. 15. Rights of Robert M, Sriberg, thence turning and running Sullivan. Trustee of J.v. Realty Trust, e) an assignment as of May 8, 1987, of Mortgagee, and American Video, Inc. as Sawyer & Brewster, One Financial N (m 54' 58" E by said Lot "B", the Tenant's interest in the Store Lease to Lessee, and acknowledged and consented Trustee of Guardian Realty Trust, under a Center, Boston, Massachusetts. under a Declaration of Trust dated January the Purity Supreme Division of Declaration of Trust dated June 30. 1984 222.53 feet to a point at land now or 29,1971, and recorded with said Deeds in to by Tewksbury Square Realty The balance of the purchase price shall formerly of James D. McClean and Supermarkets General Corporation by Leo Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of and recorded with the Norfolk Registry of be paid forty (40) days after the auction Book 1948, Page 283, and Purity Kahn and Alan P. Bresnick, Trustees of Deeds in Book 6440. Page 678. under a Patricia McClean; thence turning and Supreme, Inc., dated November 1, 1982, October 12, 1989 and to be recorded with sale (or if that date falls on a day when running The K F Realty Trust as aforesaid, as Lease between Tewksbury Square Realty said Registry of Deeds is not open for and recorded with said Deeds in Book said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. Corporation, as Landlord, and Robert M. S 89*25' 59" E in part by said land now evidenced by a Notice of Assignment of 10. Rights of Commercial Credit business, then on the next business day or formerly of James D. McClean and 2567, Page 622. Store Lease dated May 7, 1987 and Sriberg, Trustee as aforesaid, as Tenant, 3. An easement for underground gas Corporation (d/b/a Commercial Credit) as following said fortieth (40th) day when Patricia McClean, in part by land now or recorded with said Deeds in Book 4050, dated January 23, 1989 for a term of ten said Registry of Deeds is so open). lines and appurtenances thereto in a thirty tenant only, under a Lease between (10) years commencing on October 15, formerly of Robert W. Brooks, in part by Page 38, as confirmed by a Confirmatory Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation, as The highest bidder shall be required to land now or formerly of Robert W. Morris foot wide strip which crosses the Notice of Assignment of Store Lease dated 1989 and ending on October 14. 1999. sign a Memorandum of Sale containing the Southwesterly corner of the premises Landlord, and Commercial Credit with two (2) successive options to extend and Mary Ann Morris, in part by land now as of May 7,1987, and recorded with said Corporation- as Tenant, dated May 12, above terms and any other terms or formerly of David K. Halen and Claire shown as "30' Wide Tennessee Co. Gas Deeds in Book 4720, Page 314; for additional terms of five (5) years each. announced at the auction sale. The deposit Easement" on the Plan, as set forth in a 1989, for a term of ten (10) years as affected by a Subordination, Non-' J. Halen, in part by land now or formerly f) a Third Amendment to Lease (Store commencing July 1, 1989 and ending on paid at the time of the auction sale shall be Taking by Northeastern Gas Transmission Lease) dated May 8, 1987, by and Disturbance and Attomment Agreement by forfeited if said highest bidder does not of Dianna Tzouvelas and Epamanond Company dated July 24, 1951, and June 30, 1999 without any option to Tzouvelas, and in part by land now or between Industrial Contractors and and between John Hancock Mutual Life comply strictly with the terms of a recorded with said Deeds in Book 1174, extend for any additional term, as affected Insurance Company, as Mortgagee, and formerly of James R. Woolard and Page 1, confirmed by a grant from Edward Developers, Inc. and John V. Sullivan, by a Subordination, Non-Disturbance and Memorandum of Sale. Beverly J. Woolard. 529.47 feet to a drill Trustee as aforesaid, as Landlords, and the Robert M. Sriberg, Trustee as aforesaid, OTHER TERMS TO BE J. Sullivan and Catherine L. Sullivan to Attornment Agreement by and between as Lessee, ana acknowledged and ANNOUNCED AT THE SALE hole; thence turning and running Northeastern Gas Transmission Company Purity Supreme Division of Supermarkets John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance General Corporation (successor by merger consented to by Tewksbury Square Realty DATED: December 13.1991 N 71° 01' 09" E in part by said land now dated December 14, 1953. and recorded Company, as Mortgagee, and Commercial Corporation, as Mortgagor, effective as of JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL with said Deeds in Book 1244, Page 121. to Purity Supreme, Inc.), as Tenant; Credit Corporation as Lessee, and or formerly of James R. Woolard and g) an Amendment and Waiver of Right October 12. 1989 and to be recorded with LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. , Beverly J.Woolard. in part by land now or all as affected by an Agreement Regarding acknowledged and consented to by said Deeds contemporaneously herewith. present holder of said Mortgage formerly of Harold W. Mills and Helen H. Easements among Tennessee Gas of First Refusal Agreement between Tewksbury Square Realty Corporation, as For title, reference is made to a Deed Industrial Contractors and Developers, by its attorneys, Mills, and in part by land now or formerly Pipeline, a division of Tenneco, Inc., Mortgagor, effective as of October 12, from Industrial Contractors and Rackemann, Sawyer of Edward F. Samoa et aL. 441.81 feet to Industrial Contractors and Developers, Inc. and Supermarkets General 1989 and to be recorded with said Deeds Corporation dated as of October 13,1988. Developers, Inc. to Tewksbury Square & Brewster, P.C. a ponton said Main Street. 0.23 feet from Inc. and John V. Sullivan, Trustee as contemporaneously herewith. Realty Corporation, dated October 13, One Financial Center a concrete bound: thence turning and aforesaid, which Agreement is dated April and recorded with said Deeds in Book 4720. Page 336-. 1988 and recorded with said Deeds in Boston, 'running 9, 1982. and is recorded with said Deeds Book 4721. Page 1." in Book 2537, Page 380. D18.25J1 Massachusetts 02111 TOWN CRIER, JANUARY 1, 1992.. .13 MORTGAGEE'S SALE TOWN OF WILMINGTON application of Northeastern-Development MORTGAGEE'S SALE Corp. 20 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, OF REAL ESTATE OF REAL ESTATE COMMONWEALTH OF TOWN OF WILMINGTON By virtue and in execution of the Power MA, to acquire a variance from standard By virtue and in execution of the Power dimensional regulation (Table II) for a lot of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage MASSACHUSETTS of Sale contained in a certain- mortgage SHERIFF'S SALE given by Robert W. MaJney to Jeanne having insufficient front yard setback for a given by John P. Coyle and Ruth L. (SEAL) single family dwelling for property located Coyle to Home Savings of America, d'Arc Credit Union, dated March 21, MIDDLESEX, SS. 1990 and recorded with Middlesex North at Lot 1 Andover Street. Map R3 Parcel IX dated October 9, 1987, and 20. / recoVded with Middlesex County Taken on execution and will be sold by. District Registry of Deeds, Book 5180. public aactton on the seventeenth day of Page 148, of which mortgage the Bruce MacDonald, Chairman (Northern District) Registry of Deeds in J1J8 Board of Appeals Book 4273, Page 106, of which mortgage January, 1992. at 10:00 o'clock, A.M. at undersigned is the present holder, for BOARD OF APPEALS the Sheriffs Office at 97 Central Street, breaoh of the conditions of said mortgage PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS the undersigned is the present holder, for BOARD OF SELECTMEN PUBLIC HEARING breach of the conditions of said Mortgage Lowell, Massachusetts, in the County of and for the purpose of foreclosing the Case 1-92 Middlesex, all the right, title and interest PUBLIC HEARING A Public Hearing will be held at the Case 7-92 and for the. purpose of foreclosing, the A Public Hearing will be held before the same will be sold at Public Auction at A Public Hearing will be held at the same will be sold at Public Auction at that said Nancy H. Home of -209 11:00 o'clock AM., on Friday, January Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on Wildwood Street. Wilmington, in the Board of Selectmen in Room 9 at the January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on 12:00 noon, on the 23rd day of January, Town Hall on Monday, January 13, 1992 24, 1992, on the mortgaged premises January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the A.D. 1992, on the mortgaged premises County of Middlesex had (not exempt by hereinafter described, having an address of application of Wilmington Fourth of July law from levy on execution or from at 6:40 P.M. on the application of Genuine Committee, Middlesex Avenue, application of Michael White, 6 located at 14 Appletrce Road, 10 Wildwood Road. Tewksbury, Commonwealth Avenue, Wilmington, Tewksbury, MA, Middlesex County. attachment on the tenth day of July, 1990, Parts Co., Wilmington for a license to Massachusetts, all and singular the Wilmington, MA, to acquire a Special being the time when the same was attached store aboveground 5, 506 gallons of Class Permit in accordance with Section 4.1.9 MA, to acquire a variance from standard Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, dimensional regulation (Table II) for a lot premises described in said Mortgage. on mesne process, in and to the following IB Flammables at 840 Woburn Street authorizing* a carnival to be held in the described real estate, to wit: , (Map 46, Parcel 1A). A plot plan is made To Wit: "The following described parking lot of Wilmington High School, having insufficient side and rear yard TO WIT: property located in "Wwksbury, Middlesex setbacks for a swimming pool for property That certain mortgage by and between the land with the buildings thereon part of this application. Church Street. Map 63 Parcel 10. situated in Wilmington, Middlesex Daniel H. Ballou. Jr., Ghairman County, Massachusetts: Bruce MacDonald, Chairman located at 6 Commonwealth Avenue. Map John P. Coyle and Ruth L. Coyle as THe land, with the buildings thereon, 40 Parcel 159B. mortgagors, and Home Savings of County, Massachusetts, on the westerly ■" Board of Selectmen J1J8 Board of Appeals side of Wildwood Street, bounded and situated in Tewksbury, Middlesex County, BOARD OF APPEALS Bruce MacDonald, Chairman America, F.A., as mortgagee, dated Massachusetts, bounded and described as J1 ,J8 Board of Appeals October 9,1987. described as follows: follows: PUBLIC HEARING EASTERLY by Wildwood Street by two Case 2-92 BOARD OF APPEALS The land in said Tewksbury, with the SOUTHERLY by Wildwood Road, one PUBLIC HEARING buildings thereon, situated on the (2) lines, one hundred forty-seven and COMMONWEALTH OF A Public Hearing will be held at the 37/100 (147.37) feet; MASSACHUSETTS hundred ten (110) feet; Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on Case 8-92 southerly side of Apple Tree Road, being WESTERLY by Lot 81, as shown on A Public Hearing will be held at the shown as Lot 8 on a plan entitled "Oak SOUTHERLY by land now or formerly THE TRIAL COURT January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the of Sargent, one hundred thirty-one and THE PROBATE AND FAMILY plan hereinafter mentioned, one hundred application of John J. Carr, Jr., 300 Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on Knoll in Tewksbury, Mass., owned by and 72/100 (100.72) feet; January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the Edward J. Sullivan" dated December 8, 54/100 (131.54) feet; COURT DEPARTMENT Ballardvale Street, Wilmington, MA, to WESTERLY by land now or formerly of Middlesex, Division NORTHERLY by land of the Comm. of appeal the decision of the inspector of application of F.dward P. Stanley, 90 1949 by Dana F. Perkins. C.E., and Mass., as shown on said plan, on two Lowell Street, Wilmington, MA, to recorded with Middlesex North District Bent, one hundred eight and 97/100 Docket No. 91P5525GM buildings and to acquire a Special Permit (108.97) feet; and NOTICE OF ->-; lines measuring fourteen and 01/100 for the processing, storage, distribution, acquire a variance from standard RcgistryS>f Deeds, Plan Book 77, Plan 7, (14.01) feet and ninety-five and 93/100 dimensional regulation (Table II) to allow containing 10,000 square feet of land, NORTHERLY by land now or formerly GUARDIANSHIP - MINOR (95.93) feet, each respectively; packaging and assembly and sale of food of Sumncr, one hundred six (106) feet. WITHOUT SURETIES products with accessory parking and the existing dwelling to remain as situated according to said plan, and being thus EASTERLY by Lot 83, as shown on on a non-conforming lot for property bounded: Containing approximately 14, 084 NOTICE said plan, one hundred two and 81/100 loading facilities at 300 Ballardvale Street. square feet of land. To all persons interested in Joshua J. Map R3 Parcel 29. located at 90 Lowell Street. Map 40 Parcel NORTHERLY by said Apple Tree (102.81) feet. 164. Road, 100 feet; TCRMS OF' SALE: CASH Cantrcll of Wilmington in said County Containing 12,591 square feet of land Bruce MacDonald, Chairman R. Scott Gonfrade Middlesex, a minor. J1.J8 Board of Appeals Bruce MacDonald, Chairman EASTERLY by Lot 7 on said plan. 100 according to said plan and being shown as J1 ,J8 Board of Appeals feel; Deputy Sheriff A petition has been presented in the Lot 82 on a plan entitled, "Part Three of BOARD OF APPEALS Middlesex County above-captioned matter praying that PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS SOUTHERLY by a right of way ofthc subdivision Wildwood Road, Tanglewood PUBLIC HEARING New England Power Company, as shown D25J1.8 (508)452-3221 Matthew J. Cantrcll of Wilmington in ■ Acres, Tewksbury, Mass.," dated June CASE 3-92 the County of Middlesex be appointed A Public Hearing will be held at the Case 9-92 on said plan, 100 feet; and 11, 1954, by Charles B. Teague, recorded A Public Hearing will be held at the WESTERLY by Lot 9 on said plan, 100 guardian of said minor with custody, in Middlesex North District Deeds in Plan Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on without giving surety on his bond. January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the Town Hall. 121 Glen Road. Room 4, on feet. Book 84 as Plan 85. This conveyance is hereby made subject If you desire to object to the allowance Said premises are conveyed subject to application of Merle C. Eastman, Jr., 37 January 14. 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the application of Robert F.. Gcdney, 396 to ihc restrictions mentioned in a certain of said petition, you or your attorney must grants to the New England Tel. & Tel. Co. Brand Avenue, Wilmington, MA, to COMMONWEALTH OF file a written appearance in said Court at acquire a variance from standard Salem Street, Wilmington, MA, to acquire deed from Edward J. Sullivan to Bernard and Lowell Electric Light Corp., as set H. Marion dated April 17, 1954 and „. MASSACHUSETTS Cambridge Middlesex on or before March forth in instruments recorded in said Deeds dimensional regulation (Table II) for a lot a variance from standard dimensional THE TRIAL COURT regulation (Table II) to allow the existing recorded in said Registry, Book 1254, 5, 1992. in Book 1228, Page 436 and Book 1262, having insufficient side yard setback for a THE PROBATE AND FAMILY WITNESS, Sheila E. McGovcrn, Page 138, each respectively. breczeway and garage for property located structures to remain as situated on the lot Page 582; subject also to any grants to the COURT DEPARTMENT for property located at 396 Salem Street. Lowell Electric Light Corp. on record. All Esquire, First Justice of said Court at Being the same premises conveyed to me at 37 Brand Avenue. Map 44 Parcel 113. PROBATE OF WILL Cambridge Middlesex, the twelfth, day of by deed of even date from Robert W. Bruce MacDonald, Chairman Map 103 Parcel 17. « of said restrictions of grants in so far as WITHOUT SURETIES the same may still be in force and December, in- the year of our Lord one Mainey, as Executor under the will of JU8 Board of Appeals Bruce MacDonald, Chairman .Middlesex Division ~\ thousand nine hundred and ninety-one. Anna M. Mainey, which deed is recorded BOARD OF APPEALS J1.J8 Hoard of Appeals applicable. ^ Docket No. 91P5777E Being all and the same premises Donna M. Lambert herewith in the Middlesex County North PUBLIC HEARING BOARD OF APPEALS F.statc of Agnes V. Hamilton died J1 Register of Probate District Registry of Deeds." Case 4-92 CONTINUED , conveyed to us by deed of Edward F. Dec. 28. 1990 late of Wilmington in the The premises will be sold subject to any A Public Hearing will be held at the PUBLIC HEARING Slowe and Deborah Slowe of even County of Middlesex. and all restrictions, easements, and Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on OFFICIAL MAP delivery and record herewith. NOTICE existing encumbrances of record prior to January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the Case S-36-91 Said Premises will be sold subject to/or A petition has been presented in the COMMONWEALTH OF the mortgage, if any there be, insofar as application of Donald Sylvester, 5 Clinton A Continued Public Hearing will be held with the benefit of any and all restrictions, abovc-captioncd matter praying that a MASSACHUSETTS the same are still in force and applicable to Street, Wilmington, MA, to acquire a at the Town Hall, 121 Glen Road. Room 4 easements, improvements, covenants, certain instrument purporting to be the last THE TRIAL COURT •.. the premises, and to all taxes, tax liens, variance from standard dimensional on January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the taxes, assessments, liens, or claims in the will of said deceased may be proved and THE PROBATE AND FAMILY municipal betterments and assessments, if regulation (Table II) to allow the existing application of Saty Agarwal, 210 F.ast nature of liens, and existing encumbrances allowed and that Robert D.Hamilton of COURT DEPARTMENT any. V . structures to remain as situated on the lot Street, Methucn, MA 01844, to construct a of record created prior to the Mortgage, if Woburn in the County of Middlesex and Middlesex Division for property located at 5 Clinton Street. road not shown or made part of the any, there be. A deposit of Eight Kathleen A. Geeks of Chester, in the Docket No. 91P5524GM TERMS OF THE SALE: Five thousand NOTICE and 00/100 Dollars ($5,000.00) cash, Map 8 Parcel 30A. Official Map (General Law, Chapter 41, Thousand Four Hundred Dollars in cash, State of New Hampshire be appointed Bruce MacDonald, Chairman Section 81E) on a way known as. Lot certified check or bank check will be executors without giving surety on their To all persons interested in Aaron bank draft or other form acceptable to the Michael Cantrcll of Wilmington in said said mortgagee, to be paid at the time and J1.J8 Board of Appeals 158A Commonwealth Avenue. Map 40 required to be paid by the purchaser at the bond. BOARD OF APPEALS Parcel 158A. time and place of sale with the balance of County Middlesex, a minor. place of the sale; high bidder to sign If you desire to object to the allowance A petition has been presented in the PUBLIC HEARING Bruce MacDonald, Chairman the purchase price to be paid within 30 of said petition, you or your attorney must mortgagee's usual purchase and sale J1.J8 Board of Appeals above captioned matter praying that agreement upon acceptance of bid; balance Case 5-92 days thereafter. file a written appearance in said Court at A Public Hearing will be held at the BOARD OF APPEALS Other terms to be announced at the time Matthew J. Cantrcll of Wilmington in of the purchase price to be paid in cash or Cambridge on or before 10:00 in the the County of Middlesex be appointed Town Hall. 121 Glen Road, Room 4, on PUBLIC HEARING and place of sale. forenoon on January 15, 1992. current funds in or within thirty (30) days OFFICIAL MAP guardian of said minor with custody, from the date of sale and shall be deposited January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the HOME SAVINGS OF AMERICA, FSB In addition you must file a written application of Joseph A. Croft, 2 Jones COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT Present holder of said Mortgage without giving surety on his bond. with and at the office of Arthur L.Eno, Jr., Case 47-91 affidavit of objections to the petition, If you desire to object to the allowance Avenue, Wilmington, MA, to acquire a by its attorneys stating the specific facts and grounds upon 134 Middle Street, Lowell', Massachusetts, A Continued Public Hearing will beheld SERINO, LEY. YOUNG & of said petition, you or your attorney must variance from standard dimensional which the objection is based, within (30) file a written appearance in said Court at . attorney for Jeanne d'Arc Credit Union, regulation (Table II) to allow*the existing at the Town Hall. Room 4, 121 Glen Road GRUMBACH pending approval of said sale by the Land on January 14, 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the days after the return day (or such other Cambridge Middlesex on or before March dwelling to remain as situated within the by John G. Scriho time as the Court, on motion with notice to 5. 1992. Court. The deed shall be delivered and rear yard setback and for a porch to be application of Thomas Realty Trust, 314 Scrino. Ley, Young & Grumbach taken within ten (10) days of receipt by Main Street, Wilmington, MA 01887, to the petitioner, may allow) in accordance WITNESS, Sheila E. McGovcrn. situated in the rear yard setback for 260 Franklin Street, with I'robatc Rule 16. Arthur L. Eno, Jr. of approval of the sale acquire a COMPREHENSIVE PERMIT Boston, Massachusetts 02110 Esquire, First Justice of said Court at property located at 2 Jones Avenue. Map WITNESS, Sheila E. McGovcrn, Cambridge Middlesex, the twelfth day of by the Land Court, said approval being the 55 Parcel 33. pursuant to M.G.L.C. 40B Chapter 774, Dated: December 13,1991 only condition of the escrow. to allow the construction of a duplex , D25.J1.8 (617)439-4700 Esquire,:First Justice of said Court at December, in the year of our Lord one Bruce MacDonald, Chairman Cambridge, the eighteenth day of thousand nine hundred and ninety-one. * OTHER TERMS, if any, to be Jl.JK Board of Appeals dwelling in an R10 zoning area under the ■ announced at the sale. Local Initiative Program as administered December in the year of pur Lord one . .,. ..i.,„. Donna Lambert ..i . .' . thousand ninehundted-arid'nincty-one. »H Register of Prob»jc JEANNE D'ARC CREDIT UNION BOARD OF APPEALS by the Executive Office of Communities ' : Present Holder of Said Mortgage and Development for properly located on Donna M. Lambert ^ PUBLIC HEARING J1 Register of Probate By: Paul R. Mayotte, its President Case 6-92 Silverhurst Avenue. Map 55 Parcel 224A. 666 Merrimack Street, Lowell MA A Public Hearing will be held at the Bruce MacDonald, Chairman 01854 Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, Room 4. on J1J8 Board of Appeals mm\ i Jl.8,15 Tel. (508) 452-5001 January 14. 1992 at 7:00 p.m. on the r Arthur L. Eno, Jr.; Attorney for (Next column, please) THE TOWN CRIER DELIVERS ■ Mortgagee; 134 Middle Street,-Lowell, / ■ MA 01852 Tel. (508) 452-8902 YOUR AD TO TOWN OF WILMINGTON ■ COMMONWEALTH OF TOWN OF WILMINGTON ■ MASSACHUSETTS ■ LAND COURT ■ DEPARTMENT OF ■ THE TRIAL COURT ■ (SEAL) Case No. 171892 ■ To Kenneth M. Robinson and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the TEN TOWNS ■ Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of CONSERVATION ■ 1940 as amended: COMMISSION CONSERVATION PUBLIC MEETING The National Slate Bank with a usual COMMISSION Classified ads placed through thetSwt Crier run in the ■ Notice is hereby given that a Public PUBLIC MEETING business address of 214 Smith Street, Middlesex East Supplement. ■ P.O. Box 1316. Perth Amboy, NJ Meeting will be held in the Town Hall Notice is hereby given that a Public 08862-1316 claiming to be the holder of a Auditorium, 121 Glen Rd., Wilmington. Meeting will be held in the Town Hall Middlesex East appearsin: ■ MA 01887 on Wednesday. January 8. Auditorium, 121 Glen Rd., Wilmington, The DailyTimesChroniclein Burlington, Reading, Wakeficld, mortgage covering real property in 1992 at 7:45 P.M. in compliance with the ■ Tewksbury, numbered as 43 Merrimack MA 01887, on Wednesday, January 8, Winchester and Woburn Meadow Lane, Unit 44, Building 10, provisions of Mass. Gen. Laws, Chap. 1992 at 8:30 P.M. in compliance with the ■ 131, Sec. 40, as amended on the Request provisions of 310 C.M.R., Mass. Gen. TheStonchamlndependent • Merrimack Meadows Condominium, for Determination of Applicability filed by ■ Tewksbury, MA 01876 given by Kenneth Laws, Chap. 131, Sect. 40, as amended TheTranscript in North Reading Mark Lopez, 61 Settlers Way, Dracut, MA on the Request for Determination of The Lynnf ield Villager ■ M. Robinson to First Eastern Mortgage 01826, applicant, for permission to Corporation, dated June 8, 1989 and Applicability filed by John Sheridan, and thcTown CrierinTcwksburyand Wilmington ■ recorded at Middlesex (North) Registry of construct a single family dwelling with applicant, 12 Beach-St.. Billerica, MA town water, a septic system and associated 01821 on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. George ■ Deeds in Book 4914, Page 285 and now IEachofthcser«pcrsisasolidcommunityncwsr^perandvvithauditedpaid held by Plaintiff by assignment has filed grading. The proposed work is within the Ravasini, 12 Kendall St., Wilmington, ■ with said court a complaint for authority to 100 ft. Buffer Zone of Bordering MA 01887, property owners, for circulation. This gives you amazing power to reach the people most Vegetated Wetlands as designated in the permission to construct an addition (22' x ■ foreclose said mortgage in the manner likely to respond to your ad - your neighbors - a a very low price. following: by entry and possession and MA Wetlands Protection Act, 310 23') to the existing dwelling within the ■ exercise of power of sale. C.M.R., MA Gen. Laws Ch. 131, sect. 100 foot Buffer Zone of Bordering Use this order form or call 658-2346 If you are entitled to the benefits of the 40, as amended, on land shown on Vegetated Wetlands as designated in the ■ Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of Assessors Map 58, Parcel 319, 15 Crystal MA Wetlands Protection Act, 310 C.M.R, ■ Rd.. Wilmington, MA 01887. Plans and MA Gen. Laws, Chapter 131, section 40, to place your ad in 10 towns! 1940 as amended and you object to such as amended on Assessors Map 20, Parcc" foreclosure you or your attorney should application may be viewed during normal (DEADLINE: ■ office hours or by appointment at the 7, 12 Kendall St.. Wilmington, MA file a written appearance and answer in 01887. Plans and application may be Date ■ said court at Boston on or before the 27th Conservation Office, Room 6. MONDAY Dennis P. Poltrino, Chairman viewed during normal office hours or by ■ day of January 1992, or you may be appointment at the Conservation Office, 5 p.m. forever barred from claiming that such J1 Conservation Commission Room 6. for publication in ■ foreclosure is invalid under said act. Dennis P. Poltrino Phone ■ Witness, JOHN E. FENTON. JR.. TOWN OF WILMINGTON ._, Jl Conservation Commission Wednesday's paper Chief Justice of said Court this 12th day of ■ December 1991. TOWN OF WILMINGTON Charles W. Trembly, Jr., ■ Jl Recorder I START DATEi. ■ TOWN OF WILMINGTON AD RUNS I THESE ■ I DATES LAST INSERTION DATE:. ■ CONSERVATION I ■ COMMISSION PUBLIC MEETING -, CONSERVATION ■ Repeat ads earn a 20% discount when ordered in advance. ■ Notice is hereby given that a Public COMMISSION I BOLD LINE: SI -OO EXTRA ■ CONSERVATION Meeting will be held in the Town Hall PUBLIC MEETING ■ COMMISSION Auditorium, 121 Glen Rd., Wilmington, Notice is hereby given that a Public I ]□ n PUBLIC MEETING Meeting will beheld in the Town Hall □ MA Q1887 on Wednesday, Januarv 8, Leave a apace between wordi Notice is hereby given that a Public 1992 at 7:30 P.M.in compliance with the Auditorium, 121,'Glen Rd.. Wilmington. I Meeting will be held in the Town Hall provisions of Mass. Gen. Laws, Chap. MA 01887 on Wednesday. January 8. I I ||IMM_Mjn | | I I I I I I I IXLTJ Auditorium, 121 Glen Rd.. Wilmington, 131, sect. 40, as amended on the Request 1992 at 8:15 P.M. in compliance with the Ml MINIMUM* MA 01887 on Wednesday, January 8, for Determination of Applicability filed by provisions of Mass. Gen. Laws, Chap. ■i 1111111 ixn 4 LINES I 1992 at 8:00 P.M. in compliance with the Alan Nelson, 7 Randolph Rd.. 131, sect. 40, as amended on the Request 1 I I I I I I I I I I provisions of Mass. Gen. Laws. Chap. Wilmington, MA, applicant on behalf of for Determination of Applicability filed by I 131, sect. 40, as amended on the Request Kingdom Hall, Bridge Lane/Brand Ave., Mark Lopez, 61 Settlers Way, Dracut, MA iillllllllllli n $5.00 I for Determination of Applicability filed by Wilmington. MA 01887. property owner 01826, applicant, for permission to n n Mark Lopez, 61 Settlers Way. Dracut. MA for permission to expand the existing construct a single family dwelling with I 01826, applicant, for permission to parking lot to accommodate thj^expansion town water and a septic system with associated grading. The proposed work is $6.00 I construct a single family dwelling with of the existing building. The proposed SEE11 1111 i town water, a septic system and associated within the fOO ft. Buffer Zone of $7.00 I grading. The proposed work is within the work is within the 100 ft. Buffer Zone of Bordering Vegetated Wetlands as Bordering Vegetated Wetlands as ■r $8.00 I 100 ft. Buffer Zone of Bordering designated in the MA Wetlands Protection designated in the MA Wetlands Protection Vegetated Wetlands as designated m the Act. 310C.M.R.. MA Gen. Laws Ch. 900 MA WftJjands Protection Act, 310 Act. 310 C.M.R.. MA. Gen. Laws Ch. 131, secl.,40. as amended on land shown 1 I 1 I I I I * 131, sect. 40. as amended, on land shown i 11111111 111111111 in C.M.R.. MA Gen. Laws Chap. 131, sect. on Assessors Map 58. Parcel 309. 6 OR CALL: PRICES above are ! 40/ as amended, on land shown on on Assessors Map 44, Parcel 127, Bridge Lane/Brand Ave., Wilmington, MA Crystal Rd.. Wilmington. MA 01887. Assessors Map 58. Parcel 314. 16 Crystal Plans and application may be viewed ■ Mail to: 658-2346 for cash in advance. I Rd.. Wilmington. MA 01887. Plans and 01887. Plans and application may be | TOWN CRIER A billing charge of viewed during normal office hours or by during normal office hours or by to place your ad I application may be viewed during normal appointment at the Conservation Office, $1.00uu iais applied to al! appointment at the Conservation Office, ! P.O.i-.w. ■BOX»*r« -»*»w460 over ithene pnonephone * ■ <*w<™ ««•■■ I■ office hours or by appointment at the Room 6. Conservation Office, Room 6. Room 6. WILMINGTON, MA 01887 befQre 5 p m Monday. ads not paid in advance.Jj Dennis P. Poltrino, Chairman Dennis P. Poltrino. Chairman DMUU* P. Poltrino. Chairman Jl Conservation Commission Jl Cuwanmfion Cowwriaaiow Jl Conservation ComwiniBn *\ *** ' 14.:...... TOWN CRIER, WILMINGTON, MASS., JANUARY 1. 1992 . I Mammography key Wilmington police news During the week ending possession of stolen credit cards. of Correction to arrest Michael to detecting tumors December 30, Wilmington police There was also a warrant in effect Connolly, 18 off Wildwood Road, Breast cancer is still the most "Fortunate M.D., a radiologist at Mammography examinations are officers responded to 20 alarms, issued by State Police, Andovcr. Tewksbury on the basis of an com Aon form of cancer in Winchester Hospital and the available at the Regional Heajih made five arrests, four protective • At 5:30 p.m. Friday Officer Joe outstanding warrant issued by Desmond arrested Robert J. American women. Annually, it hospital's affiliated facility, The Center in Wilmington, which is custody detentions and 10 bank Woburn Court. ■ strikes about 175,000 women, Regional Health Center in part of an extensive mammography tscorts. Other departments were Gallant, Jr.. 21 of Methucn, Hector Colon, of Lawrence was charging bim with operating under killing 44,500, according to the Wilmington. "It's important, program at Winchester Hospital. assisted on four occasions, 3. arrested Monday morning at American Cancer Society (ACS). however, to know that the most The radiology staff at Winchester burglary was investigates, along the influence of liquor and Lawrence District Court by Research shows that breast cancer important risk factors for breast Hospital supervise, rcviow and with seven disorderly conduct possession of a class D controlled Inspectors Cclata and McKenna on mortally could be reduced by at cancer arc age and a family history interpret all mammograms reports and a domestic problem was substance. the basis of a warrant obtained after Officer Bob Richter arrested last 30 percent if women followed of breast cancer.Two thirds of all performed at the Regional Health quieted. an investigation into a break-in at a recommended breast cancer breast cancers occur in women Center in Wilmington. Three larcenies were reported, William Doncgan of Woburn early home on Andovcr Street on guidelines which includes examina- over 50 years of age, and your risk Last year, the center introduced a medical assistance was given twice, Saturday morning on the basis of a September 30. The suspect was default warrant. He as released on tion by a physician, a monthly increases if you have never had new state of the'art mammography four non criminal complaints were identified through fingerprints breast self-examination and routine children,and your first child after machine," with Jow dose radiation, taken, nine public services were S500 bail. which were lifted atjhc scene of the mammography (which usually Saturday morning Officer Jim age 30 or cat a diet high in fat. to its facility, and designated a performed and a threat complaint break-in. Hanlon drove to the Billcrica House consists of two x-rays of each Women whose mothers or sisters private area for mammography was reporded. Eleven traffic breast - 6ne taken from the top and have had breast cancer and women, examinations to be conducted. accidents were investigated, two one from the side.) who already have had cancer in one Women patients receive their traffic services were completed, Mammograms play a key role in breast arc also in a high risk examination in a comfortable and five incidents of vandalism arc still detecting tumors that are too small category. pleasant setting. under investigation, a stolen vehicle Featuring to detect by touch. The ACS "Breast cancer is most treatable was recovered and alert neighbors recommends that women between and curable when the tumor is "For women over the age of 50 reported five incidents of suspicious or those in a high risk category, 40 and 49 should have a small," continues Dr. Fortunato. activity. » vvuaher mammogram every year or two, "For this reason, mammogram having a mammogram once is not Arrests and over age 50 should have ihcm screenings play a critical role in enough," says Dr. Fortunato, "The Tuesday afternoon Officer Mikc. annually. beating breast cancer. It can reveal American \Collcgc of Radiology Bcgonis arrested Michael F. recommends an annual mam- 111..1.1 "Little is known about what small breast cancers up to two Mattola, 35 of Billcrica at causes breast cancer," says Robert vears before they can be felt." mography and physical Wilmington Plaza. Mattola was examination for all women river charged with operating after the age of 40, mammography is revocation if his drivers license and extremely safe, as it uses very low defective equipment. Further ] ROBERTS CHIROPRACTIC amounts of radiation. • Free Estimdtcs • Decorator Design Service investigation led to charges of Appliance Selection • Professional Installation Health Care Office illegal possession of a stun gun and New Patients Welcome Wilmington seniors (& cart be seen immediately in most cases) menu •Kitdjfun by Witt IBrnB. 3nr |_lf\| ipQ. Monday thru Saturday Week of January lUUnO. 9:00a.m.- 12 p.m. & 3:00 p.m. - 7 p.m. Monday: Chilled juiec; macaroni and cheese, seasoned Specialists in Kitchen and Bath Designs MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED INCLUDING: vegetable, dinner roll and butler, 3 (Rear) Church St., Wilmington, Mass. • 658-3219 Medicare, Auto, Worker's Comp., etc. cookies and milk. ■ Hours:Mon S - 5; Tucs, Wed & Tliurs 8 - 9p.m.; Fri 8 - 5 & Sat 9 - 4 Tuesday: Chicken patti with Tewksbury lettuce and tomato, fluffy rice, 1501 Main Street Rt. 38 851-0515 seasoned vegetable, oatmeal bread and butter, apple and milk. Local news is Wednesday: Home made baked' lasagna, seasoned mixed vegetables, what we do! "Great!" chilled fruit, French bread and butter, Jc-Ho with topping, Got a good story? Share , . Jjv> milk/jiricc. it with the town by 1984 MERCUR1 ... Thursday: Roast beef with calling the Town Crier gravy, creamy whipped potato, RATES QUOTED BY PHONE seasoned vegetable, chilled 658-2346 ,'9K miles. $47! ' le 81K std. ' WE WILL COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION BY applesauce, wheat bread and butter, Jail 508-657- 94 944-58 TELEPHONE AND HAVE IT READY FOR YOUR ARRIVAL petite banana and milk. |1980 Mercury 4 Lines t>A RX-7, G.S REGISTRY SERVICE • BUDGET PLANS Friday: Baked fish dinner, Jchbck, sunrocj spd, sunroc tartar sauce on the side, creamy 1 asen spkrs, 10 Towns imer, $4200/bd Is, new batt whipped potato, seasoned ^__!_CQ I 144-90, @ 658-4772 vegetable, whole wheat bread and ling $500,938 5 Dollars % I DS Cutlai butter, ice cream and milk. : 180 OlDSf IUUILL n jass. Parts car 0r Supreme. Low miles,. *— \ ROBERT J. CAIN /, I £195., as Is. Call 2 dr- auto., ps, ne f«RS brakes INSURANCE AGENCY . I 657-8156 I 585 MAIN STREET (JCT RTES 38 & 129) WILMINGTON • Tax bills I Automatic dalivcry sorvlca I Classified Ads (Continued from Page One) I Call before 8 am I unhappy with their bills they have I Same Day Delivery I 658-2346 30 days from the issuance of the I 24 he. Bumar Satvtca through Paul Kafiy I "Call us First! You won't m Priest aublact to chinos without nolle* a_ Town Crier bill to file an application for an 9am m m m m m m m —-1 have to call anyone else!" abatement. Applications may be picked up at the board of assessors office at town hall. The board of RALPH'S assessors' would then have three months to review and act on an AUTOMOTIVE application If residents or busines- ses don't hear anything after that f CENTER period, the application is deemed arts Plus denied, said Krzeminski. If an 460 MAIN STREET application is accepted, residents WILMINGTON CENTER 658-5558 and commercial property owners will receive an abatement 70 YEARS of Combined Counter certificate. Experience under one roof to serve Anyone whose application is denied may file a further petition you, our customer with the Appellate Tax Board. Mon-Frl 7:30 am - 5:30 pm; Sal.8:00 a.m.- 2:00 pm They must do this within three months from the date of denial, added Krzeminski. RECYCLE The GREENERY, is now serving BREAKFAST BUFFET! Saturday & Sunday 8:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Wilmington Recycling - Bacon & Eggs • Hash Browns • Danish Drop-Off Center 4 • Belgian Waffles •. Fruit •currently accepts: •N Sausage . ■■ Paricakes scenery S;lhl(/ all this for » k l NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINES - In ^<> Adults $5.99 A Sit paper bags or loose. Do not tie <\ Children ^^ f%A 70 6- under V«>.3U bundles with twine. I GLASS -t Rinse containers, remove - • i ■ 658-2502 - C ' •-~7 2500 Main St, Rt 38 caps ancrlids, labels are OK. Sepa- - HOURS: rate clear (colorless) and tinted. No Mon-FrilO-3 at Forest Terrace a J^'- Sat & Sun 8:30-1 ALL YOU CAN EAT! Tewksbury window glass or Pyrex. 7 I ALUMINUM - All aluminum items - . - fiEcrciiHc, ^ cans, foil items, siding, doors, etc. ... it i[ 1 Rinse cans and foil. Remove non-alu- CKHTC*. ^g" - minum materials and fasteners. , * - Check for aluminum with magnet. ^\ Subscribe! ■—-WO 6 Aluminum is NOT magnetic. _____ I CHRISTMAS TREES Curbside pickup on regular trash day or take them to the Don't miss a single issue! Mail this form today! recycling center on Saturdays 9 - 4 Open Every Saturday 9am-4pm NAME ■ __..'■_■■. - ' ' : r- • , The center in staffed by volunteers. I RETURNABLE CANS/BOTTLES You If you would like to volunteer, contact... ADDRESS '... may also donate your deposit bottles, Gail Ollila 658-4858. " ' and cans for the town to redeem. Vehicle batteries are being accepted at the TOWN STATE ZIP I CORRUGATED CARDBOARD Wilmington DPW Yard.. Enclose your check for: Must be flattened. (on Andovcr St.. between Rt. 125 »nd Rt. 62) I PLASTICS - One-gallon plastic milk 1 year local - $18.00 □Tewksbury edition SAVE... or water containers only, no caps. your household hazardous wastes for the 2 years local - $34.00 □ Wilmington edition Flatten by stepping on them. Milk Annual Spring Wilmington MAIL TO: Town Crier, P.O. Box 460, Wilmington, MA 01887 jugs must be thoroughly rinsed. Hazardous Waste Collection Day... • ■ / • -/■■ '- Suppi.ni.nl lo Doily Tmot - Chronicl.'(Woburn, «»«iing, WinthtHtr. Burlington, Wokofi.ldl, Lrnnti.ld__ Villog.r, No. boding franiaipl, Wilmington 1 T*wkibuiy Town Crior, Slonoham Indoptndont • MONDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991-PAGE S-1 'iddlesex East OVER 130,000-READERS EVERY WEDNESDAY IN 10 COMMUNITIES W» MAIN STREET, READING, MA. 017 944-2200) A '36 coupe & a*63 ,.t By DOUGLAS WOOD-BOYLE Michael Casey's completely cus- road for over 12-ycars. tomized 1936 Ford Coupe, that He replaced all the floor boards People have a love/hate rela- has been chopped and reshaped in in the car and restored it as a hoi tionship with automobiles every imaginable way. rod. that stems from showing off Both men have been working "I didn't like the first job, so I a new one that has just been on cars since their teenage years,. completely changed it," Casey bought to wanting to take a sledge However, Burnham got away said. hammer to the vehicle the first from it for a while and Casey let it That metamorpbis took eight time anything major goes wrong change his life. years, about 2,600 hours and close with it Casey worked on automobiles to $30,000 in materials. That relationship gets carried in his driveway from the time he It also took the help of Farrcl's out to the "nth" degree by those was 16-ycars old. He notes that Auto Body Shop and Dave's Auto people that look at an older vehi- his present vehicle was already a Body Shop, both in Woburn. cle and have the urge to restore it hot rod when he was born. Those companies did the body " to its original glory. Others look at Casey graduated from Woburn work and the painting. ,» the vehicle and think of how they High School with the CTassUf" Casey did all the work-on the can -change it into a custom 1976. motor whether he had to build a machine that is barely recogniz- "I've always just fiddled and part himself or was able to find it able as to its original model and played with stuff and I kind of got through nationwide searches. make. carried away," Casey said. He relies a lot on California Two award winning examples He admits to being mostly self companies to supply his parts. READY FOR SHOW OR ROAD is this 1936 Ford Coupe that has been completely of this dichotomy are displayed in taught, although he has recently The result of all this work is a customized by Woburn's Mike Casey (pictured). Casey designed the car on the two Lynnficld resident Allan taken a metal work shop with a Porsche Guard Red colored, high- premises of being driveable for his own pleasure and being good enough to be featured Burnham's completely restored California auto body man. powered machine, that can often in magazines. Both goals and more have been realized. (Don Young photo) 1963 Ford Galaxy, with an 427 , His.Xirst work was on a 1957 be seen on the streets of Woburn cubic,inch engine, and Woburniic Chevrolet, which he started work- and Wakefield. Thafis when it is ing on in 1974. not being driven all over the East I As with all of Casey's vehicles, Coast to various shows from New including the '36 Ford Coupe, the England to Pennsylvania and s still tftne to help Santa! Chevy was street legal and he Maryland. drove it everywhere. According to Casey, the cowcl The 1VTE. Santa keeps lished through a fund at the days. The holidays, tne James Robertson, Woburn. $15 Casey still owns that car but it vent is the only part of the car that rolling along these days and Northern Bank and Trust at Salvation Army has noted, Abbie Martin Burlington, $15 is still original. contributions are still being is off the road and awaiting a its headquarters in Woburn, is a high-donor period of Ruth & Jim Haggerty, facelift as only a customizer can "When I built this car I took received from subscribers Woburn, $20 goes towards helping area time but the needs are give it. the approach that I wanted to gel to Middlesex East daily. residents in conjunction year-round, especially in "Topcat," Woburn, $15 it into magazines," Casey said. The funds go to help the Taylor and PaPa Don Miller, He started to work for Conrail with Salvation Army field the down economy of late. Woburn, $10 as a mechanic and welder, but left Salvation Army. representatives. Donors are: the railroad to start his own shop To do this, he has filled in the In the M.E. area, there Mildred A. Meuse, M.E. manager Richard Charles Severance Family Stoneham, $10 Mike Casey's Metal Fabricating.- area of the roof that was once a has been a lot ofVitpouring Haggerty in Reading noted Woburn, $25 Carolyn Richburg, "I got into this work because 1 canvas sun-roof and changed the of generosity from area the M.E. Santa will con- "Shree," Stoneham, $50 Wilmington, $25 colildn't afford to have it done," doors of the vehicle so that they residents, including a lot of tinue this week and next Audrey Cronin, Woburn, $20 M/M Dominic Nett, Woburn, $10 Casey said. " are now reverse open. giving to local Santas, as week with a-final listing to Woburn Rotary Club, $25 O'Donnell Family, After taking the course in well as many sponsored by Ms. Renee Zarrella Woburn, $10 Stoneham. $10 Besides working on his own California, Casey was able to do be Wednesday, January all the metal work on the car, Boston newspaper and 8th. Woodchipper and Kathy Eileen Donaghey, ^ " vehicles, Casey docs a lot of work radio stations. The need, he points out, Revere, $25 ■> Winchester, $25 on drag racing cars for some of including rebuilding the hood Ruth Brown, Woburn,'$10 o N.E. Dayis, Burlington, $10 the top teams in the area. He from the gull wing style to one The M.E. Santa, estab- doesn't end with the holi- Priscilla Cudoni, Woburn, $10 ° Mrs. Marie Gilardi, claims to have worked on 70 per- that opens in one piece from the M/M James Gibbons, Wilmington, $10 cent of the alcohol powered rear. j Reading, $25 Santa S-4 "funny cars" in New England. The fenders used to be in two At present he is working on the pieces, Casey made them a single Bell Boys vehicle which has won part of the body. BURNER SERVICE the National Hot Rod Association He rebuilt the chassis and and Santa needs Your HELP!! j •■ Summer Nationals at English- the running boards and then added C.O.D. Name. town, New Jersey, with a speed of the rear taillights of a 1988 150 237i miles-per-hour in just six sec- Mustang to the rear of his vehicle. GALLON Address. onds. To power this awesome FUEL MINIMUM I City .Town. However, his prido and joy is machine, Casey chose a 1957 the Coupe. Chrysler Hemi, 392-cubic-inch, | Please accept my donation for: sua/rcr Casey bought the car in 1980. rocjM/wel At that time it had been off the Cars S-4 wmtour j $53 $100 $250 $500 OtherO OIL nonet i Please mail to: "M.E. Santa" Donahue's presents... 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' HOMEMADE | choose lo end your membership, you'll gel 100%iotN restaurant your investment back ■ noquestons asked fe country In our Dining Room CHICKEN PIE! ~}Ai& &$&t e*uU (C) store \ When you Purchase One Meal, \ Purchase Any Size Chicken Pie, \ 'piHottUa.t /4ut: Financial assist- | you Receive the Second Meal i and Receive Second Chicken Pie | ance plans are available to every- | For 1/2 PRICE (Of equal or Lesser Value) j for 1/2 PRICE (Of equal or Leaer Value) I DEC. 31st! one based on family size and <. fy« U fcnd a ■*. SuppUm.nl to Doily TImM-ChronicI, (Wobum.'Hooding, Winch.w.r, Burlinoion, Wok. ,ld), lyni.fl.ld PAGE S-2-M0NDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991 VlHog.r, No. boding TroBKflp*. Wilmington 1 Ttwlubuiy Town Crk»r, Sforwhotn Inuopondont . r About the towns • m The JCPenney Catalog OUTLET STORE way to save. By PHYLLIS NISSEN know-what, Tewksbury library employees, members of the town Open New Year's Day from 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM. "About The Towns" covers employees union, agreed to two recent events in the 10-town weeks of unpaid leave. That fur- Middlesex East area. Because lough is being partially absorbed Middlesex East deadlines are by closing the library to the public early, please check the front sec- a minimum of six days during the tions of this paper for up-to-date current fiscal year. $ $ information about your town. We Save 22- 25 also welcome original material - NORTH READING - When please send it to Phyllis Nissen, the North Reading "Transcript" "About The Towns," Middlesex established *a "Neighbor Helping East Supplement, Box 240, Neighbor Fund" last year, it did Reading, MA 01867. not expect to be starting a tradi- >42.00-'45.O0 NBA" athletic apparel 19.99 tion. WOBURN, WINCHESTER, However, with the poor econo- WILMINGTON - Serving my and the desire to help others Woburn, Winchester and continuing, the fund also was Choose from layered-look turtleneck sweatshirts or Wilmington, the Woburn Council reactivated with the note that no for Social Concern's food pantry elasticized waist sweatpants. Both of cotton-and- contribution would be too small. attempts to bridge the gap All funds collected were donat- polyester with team logo on front. between other such programs ed to the Christian, Community which require a long lead time Service, an organization com- and families who will go to bed posed of representatives from all hungry if they do not have imme- North Readingchurchcs. diate help. InOctobcr, 1990, the council, WILMINGTON - Wilmington which provides once-armonth CATV general manager Karen M. $ $ assistance, saw 100 families - 305 Kirk announces a new monthly Save 8- 22 people. This October, the council program, "Uniquely Wilmington," saw 135 families - 435 people. a magazine-type show co-hosted For information on how you by Wilmington's own J. T. Turner can donate non-perishable items and Ann Marie Meeker. $ $ to the pantry at 19 Campbell St., Each month, Turner and 15.00- id.OO short sleeve t-shirts 6.99 phone (617)935-6495. 9 9 9 Meeker will introduce two 10- Choose from NFL , MLB , NBA , or college teams. minutc segments within the show WOBURN, WINCHESTER - about Wilmington-related people, A recent MIT study of the places or activities. $24.00 mid-length fleece shorts 9.99 Abcrjona watershed has led scien- tists to call for even more studies 9 9 READING - The old new days Choose from NFL or NBA teams. to determine the chemical nature arc already here: in anticipation of of mutagens in sediments. 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Burnham points to the logo piece Classic Cars However, Casey said that basi- that goes on the rear roof post and. from S-1 cally the car is just a Ford Galaxy said that it cost $300 at a car: and not a muscle car in the tradi- show. eight cylinder, 800-horse-powcr tion of a Pontiac GTO or According to Burnham, his motor. It runs on high te*st gaso- Chrysler's Mo-Par products, such showpiece has taken over 200 line with an octane booster and a I remember when going to the doesn't even believe in 'life' after Lorraine Mahoney, Laura Stuto, as the Road Runner. hours of work for the detail work. lead additive. As Casey goes to extremes to He already has about 700 hours movies was an enjoyable family dinner!" In five teller positions in Coaches Michelle Cahill and As to his original goal with the event. I also remember when a bank, invariably two of the Cindy Carbone, and Lt. Jr. Grade customize a car, Burnham will go into the complete restorations that car, it has been featured in maga- to the same extremes to restore a arc under way. motion pictures were "Silent," — tellers arc named "Other Lawrence D. Hill, Jr., all of zines, including the August issue now for the most part they arc Window." The easiest way to Stoneham, Fr. Geliepic, Fr. Jack vehicle to its original condition. As a response to last years win, of Hot Rod Magazine. . This includes keeping the Burnham will be back at the "Unspeakable." It seems to me make your old car sound better is Farrell, Rulh Hazelton, Janine However, more than tha't it has that television has traveled a par- to go and price a new one. A good Bradley, Carl and Susan blackwalls on his Ford, because World of Wheels this year to also been awarded several first white walls were an option and allel road. TV started to be a won- teacher is "Precious!" Champigny, Frank. LeMourc and repeat his efforts. However, he place trophies for its class as a hot original equipment. will also be joined by Deli and a derful means of entertainment, Personality Winners - Mass. Lynnficld High School Principal Custom Rod. Burnham notes that many of friend Bob Pike; a North Reading with wholesome programs such as State Police Lt. Col. Edward Kristinc Burke (Note, why weren't Burnham also worked on cars "The Waltons," "Little House on Cronin, Cpl. Joseph Howley, the teachers as beautiful as you his parts are found in Florida and plumber. as a teenager, and became so North Carolina. Between the three of them they the Prairie," "The Ed Sullivan Henry Perkins, Michael and when I went to school?), all of involved that he was racing them Show," and comedy with Milton Kathy Howe of Certainly Wood, Lynnfield; Ginny DcVccchio and The restoration bug has bitten will attempt to take the best dis- at New England Dragway in Burnham hard. He has rebuilt the play award with a combined show Bcrlc. But, except for sports, TV Patrolmen Rick Nelson, Paul Sue Soucy of Flag Creations, also, Epping, New Hampshire before programs for the most part arc Peoples and Dick DclRossi, Mike Charlie Collings, Joe Musto, Mac single car garage on his house to a of Ford and Chrysler products. he graduated from Lynnficld High 30 foot-by 60 foot garage so that The eight cars in the display like the movies - unspeakable. Sullivan, Hockey Coach Peter Holland, Ellen McPartland, Sue School. But, Glory be, Sunday, Doherty, Asst. Coach Paul Winn, Letter Carrier Harry he can work on two of,the three will include the. original Parnelli His racing vehicle was a 1963 Jones NASCAR model Mercury December 15 on Channel 2 was Bckkenhuis, Karolc McLaughlin McLcod, also Charlie Mullen and Galaxies he has since purchased Ford Galaxy, with a 427-cubic- Marauder. an exception. From 10 a.m. to 7 and Stephen P. Tocco, all of George Guycttc, Esq., all of from Deli. -. inch, 425 horsepower engine, that Bufnham is restoring these Casey will also be returning to p.m. my family and I were literal- Reading; Arthur Gentile, Emily Winchester, Larry Brcnnan, was sponsored by the former Ncl- vehicles on his own, using the the show in an attempt to repeat ly glued to the TV set watching Frahcr, Angie Cyr, Coach Lance Kevin Coughlin, Coach Brian Nick Ford in Lynn. "Ann of Green Gables." The Clark, Nakia McCaulcy, Dana third car for parts. last years performance where he ^MacFarland, Carl Boutwcll,. Brian After his graduation from high When asked what the price tag not only received first place but locale was in one I callGod's gift Kellcy, Peter Fandcl, Brian Warwick, James D'Ambrosio, school in 1964, he became a is on the restoration, "It is more ^was also awarded the Outstanding to the world - The Maritime O'Donncll, Peter Bronkhurst, Barry Landcrc, Frank and mechanic with a South Boston than I want to think about," he "Custom Rod of the show. Provinces of Prince Edward Charlie Coe, Joanne Sutherland, Pris.cilla Rcnda, Robert Brcnnan company that worked on fleet said. Island and Nova Scotia, Cape ajl of Woburn, Dora Hirtle, Clara and John Daly, all of Wakefield; trucks. Karen & James Parsons Breton Island, New Brunswick Eichcl, Leah Ma/.zoni, Mass. Rose Mantia, Lee Miraglia, Marie Burnham also became a mem-" and Newfoundland. State Police Col. William Mc- Emma, Edward Costcllo, Angela Santa Woburn, $50 ber of the Lynnficld Fire M/M Robert J. Morgan Family By virtue of my 19 years work- Auliffc (retired), Mr. McAuliflc is Celata and Jackie Dwycr, all of Department, in 1963. from S-1 Woburn, $25 ing with the greatest boatbuilders now head of security at the Medford. However, both careers were M/M Barry Doherty, Bill and Beverly Jewer in the world from the Maritimes Museum of Fine Arts. Also, interrupted in 1965 when he Woburn, $15 in the Boston Naval Shipyard, I Woburn, $25 Charlie Glavin, Darlcne Mc- Woodchips docs not like to sec joined the United Slates Air M/M Michael Murphy RuthMuise learned to love these men and Laughlin, Barney'McMahon, Joe a high school football game end Force.-He was able to place high Woburn, $15 Woburn, $50 their families. I know all about Wright, Pauline SiivarKim Roth with a score of 52 to 0. At some on the mechanical ability tests and Thelma McKeown, Woburn, $5 Warren O'Hersey Digby, Charlottetown, Both in St. and Debbie Gigantc, all of point in the game, the winning was assigned to the motor pool. Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, Stoneham, $10 Johns, Moncton and Sidney. Wilmington; Mass. State Trooper coach should send in the second Stoneham, $10 Anonymous After coming out of the Air Folks, I'd like to hear from those Barbara Bennett, Jennifer Diane. team, third team, the watcrboy Nina L. Bushmich, Advantage Reading, $50 of you who watched this super Wayd Fishman, John Rcgolino. and/or perhaps even the cheer- Force in 1969, he was able to Health Corp., Woburn, $30 Norm & Phyllis Martel story of "Anne of Green Gables." Maryann Lee, Edmund Sargent, leaders. Hey, I could be wrong return to the Fire Department and M/M Ernest Dentali, Burlington, $10 stayed there until he left to go to The Savosik Family The Ten Commandments were Shirly McGurn, Maureen about that but I always thought Wilmington, $50 work with a friend and eventually Wilmington, $25 short, clear and easily understood. McGurn, Joe and Patricia Folcy, that games were just that ~ games Robert Torri& Family, form his own company, United Stoneham, $15 Carl Johnson Family That'* because they weren't writ- Lee Bailey, all of Tewksbury; fqr fun. N.Reading, $25 ten by a lawyer. According to the Plastic Fabric, which makes liners Reading Chronicle Employees, Leo. F. Bcanc Sr., Nancy Reading, $28 latest magazine in my dentist's Simpson, Firefighters Donald O'kay enough preaching. Tony for fire engine water tanks. Burnham was able to continue Employees of Gould Olive IN MEMORY OF: office, the recession will end and Cookc and Bob McCabc, Mary Stack from Dublin Ireland said to Arthur Rogers, Woburn, $15 me, "Chipper, St. Patrick died in racing cars until 1967 and then he Ins. Agcy, Wakefield, $50 business will boom again in the Kay Harris, Mary Harshany, Judy. Irene and Joe Simas, Grandson Joseph Santorelli. spring. The date on the magazine Colburne, Eleanor Fritsch, Helen the year 461 and the Irish arc still started to become interested in Gail & Bill Surrette, racing boats. Woburn, $20 cover was September 1952. Houle, Emily Mcrchcl, Barbara celebrating his wake." Father John Jim and Lorraine Magner, Woburn, $30 I love to read bumper stickers - Thomas and Jean Wall, all of Crispo, Father Robert Doherty The love for the fast cars dwin- Woburn, $10 Downey Family: John, Ellen, - like "Watch My Rear End, NOT North Reading; Frank Carlcy, and Father Martin Ryan S.J., were dled when his' present wife Karen, M/M Joe Sullivan, James, Bill, Lennie. Hers." I asked Paul Simon, a nud- Barbara O'Leary, Don Tocci, in a car that Kevin Fisher stopped first came into his life, driving a Woburn, $10 Jean Downey, Woburn, $20 Lincoln Town Car. ist, what he takes for a headache. Chris Anderson, Matt Courcy. for speeding. "O'kay," Officer M. Cincottafrom James Mooney Sr.' Burnham liked the luxury style Well, Paul said, "When I read Chris Gucrra, Bob Pattison, Hal Fisher said, "What's the hurry?" grandchildren Melissa Tena Mooney, Woburn, $25 Woodchips I take a 'bare' aspirin." Father John, the driver spoke up and bought a Lincoln Mark IV. Cincotta and Jonathan See, Grandson Michael Kaper, Ungerlcidcr, Andy Mack, Steve Reading, Rita & Al Allen, —Kathy told me to stop at a hard- saying, "We are going on a sick All thoughts of racing cither Slonebam,$25 Crosby and Michael Gaffcy, all of Judy and Russ Fleming Stoneham $10 ware store and buy a mouse trap Burlington. call.'' "The three of you?" the offi- cars or boats went out of his mind when the twins, Mark and Chad, Winchester, $100 ■ Helen Colson, $100 and be sure NOT to tell the clerk Also, Oscar and Ann Jacobson, cer asked. "Haven't you ever Roger and Frances Lohnes, heard of a 'Solemn High Sick both scven-ycars-old, came along. M/M Louis Macinanti what I need it for! Janine Abancsc, Elizabeth Woburn, $10 Gerald & Ann Lohnes, Call?" they replied. However, in August, 1988 Diane Higdcn from Burlington Hanson, Barbara Price, Paul and Burnham saw a 1963 Ford Galaxy Gabby, Zack & Bobby Murray Woburn, $25 shouted, "Reincarnation1. Why his lovely wife Doris Mahoney Woburn, $10 Stephen and Patrick Kenny, Super Star is Stacie Gallagher. that was a carbon copy of his rac - Gerald and Ann Lohnes, Woodchipper, rrry husband Wayne and their beautiful granddaughter; ing car and decided he had to own John J. Moynihan Family Woburn, $25 Woburn, $25 it. M/M Stanley Corkum Sean Thomas, $2*5 The car had been completely Reading, $5 Sgt. Norman G. and restored and was being sold at an Dick, Elaine, Meghan Mary A. Carlson, auction block. Erin and Richard Haggerty Woburn, $5 Although it was love at first Woburn, $25 George and David Anderson sight, it was not ownership at first James Lyons Thef ese Anderson Woolworth Woburn, $25 VARIETY SP1SPECIALTY STORES try. Burnham notes that it took Winchester $25 three attempts at three different Phyllis A. Nye James C. 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(Wobum, Moding, WlwhwUr, turimglofl, W0k.fi.ld|, Lynnfl.ld »mog.r, No. «.admg Trontcript, Wilmington t Tcwtibury Town Cri»r, Storwham Independent MONDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991-PAGE S-5 5«t 1 AND by phyllis nissen FLOOR SAMPLE v&? W&* —Students who finish the dance of dried floral arrangements ffTRfXi North Reading Middle School for the season. There was even the Jogathon course earn a lot of cred- now famous Joe Doherty custom- it - all of which they donate to made mail boxes, which dot the Headquarters for Sealy Posturepedic and Simmons Mattresses others, most of which comes in landscape in Tewksbury. cash. "The sale netted $7,500 in one GROUP I Approximately 80 students day." j""FREE""i participated in the school's recent I HEAVY DUTY STEEL BEDFHAME I Twin Size ea. piece 47 —New this year through the ^.-i^^jjWIth the purchase of I jogathon, a major fundraiser for v"i5^Jpj any Sealy Full Size ea. piece *87 middle school activities such as Lynnfield High PTO, in the high i£ "**j'' Posttjrepedic or school library, is the Parent- Simmons Beauty Rest. Queen Set M. piece 97 the homeroom competition, muse- told In Seta Only um trips. Student Council, and Teacher Exchange which features a topic of special interest at each others. GROUP II The first five girls to complete monthly meeting. the five-lap Jogathon Course were A Lynnfield High faculty Twin Size ea piece 77 member is scheduled to lead each Kelly Maloney, Angela Gordinas, Full Size ea. piece* 1 17 approximately hour-long discus- Sarah Heffernan, Johanna Queen Set •267 McGlaufliri, and Lisa Hudson. sion between parents and teachers King Set The first five boys were Peter on such issues as homework, tar- •357 diness, cooperative learning, cur- Asccnzo, Jason Kacamburas, GROUP Jared Rhoads, Michael Leonard, riculum cuts, and more. and Corey Barr. The first discussion focused on Twin Size ea. piece *97 homework: importance, purpose, "—People like Paula Coppola Full Size eapiece*147 amount, and percentage of grade. spent months preparing for the Queen Set *357 annual Apple Fest scholarship —We welcome original materi- King Set *437 craft fair, as sure a local happen- al, school newsletters and notices, ing as the leaves changing on the lesson plans, anything to do with GROUP IV flanks of the Mcrrimack," notes schools in the Middlesex East ALL POSTUREPEDIC MODELS Kevin. John Sowyrda, hailing area. Please resolve to send your REDUCED Tcwksbury - in - the - positive, in school notes to Phyllis Nissen, Simmons • Beauty Rest the-Wilmington - Tewksbur-y "School Notes," Middlesex East Eclipse • Chiropractic* "Town Crier/ Supplement, P.O. Box' 240, (Sold in Seta Only) "Parents of students aspiring Reading, MA 01867. 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Lic.#E23904. 1/8s Becky make your next 617-438-2401. tfs MA 01887. 508-694- EXPERIENCED lie. child Call Ted Nalwalk: CARPENTRY 007 comp. baths, remodeling, NEW Family operated care. Wilmington area, function a success, 617- BATHTUBS 944-8373. 9094. tft decks. No job too small. 438-8948. tfs RESURFACED cleaning service. Will loc. nr Rte 129 & 38. Full Entertainment 023 Household Handyman A FINISH CARPENTER Tony, 617-933-6754. , Is your bathtub worn out clean your house, office or part time openings. A ONE GAL SAND No Job too Small. ALL FED/STATE TAXES Retired 30 yrs. exp., will Equipment Rental or hard to clean? Don't apts, complex. Daily, 508-657-8692. Lie. Piano/Keyboards. Carpentry repairing. Tax preparation, Finan- do Int. remod. & repairs. Cleaning 011 weekly, monthly. We'll do #51573. - tM I Repair 025 rip it out. Resurface it Small outside jobs & Weddings/Parties, Cleaning, painting, yard- cial-Services, & Taxpayer what the others won't. with our exclusive syn- work, etc. Great rates. repairs. Have ABC Bldrs. A Better Company... LIC. Day Care provider. Background. "Add MY FOR RENT thetic porcelain. All dec- Representation before Free est. Satisfaction Free est. Call 933-8684 Lie. Anytime 938-8739 ONE TIME CLEANING Wilmington. Ft/Pt, rea- special touch. 944-3461 26" hydraulic log splitter, orator colors. Fully guar- IRS, individuals & Specializing in large Jobs guaranteed. Call 12 ton, delivered and business. 942-0324. sonable rates, all ages. ABRACADABRA anteed. Call PER- Ouellette Carpentry Alberta Construction & heavy cleaning. 1 rm or Resources Unlimited at Flex. hrs„ Lie. #68652. picked up $65 per Frank R. Fuller, EA. Additions, baths, kitch- 508-657-7949. tf t A MAGIC CHRISTMAS MACERAM of New Kitchen & bath remodel- entire hse. Walls, wood- Call Connie 508-658- Clowns, Santa & Mrs. weekend, $35 per day, England. 245-8287. TFS ing. Ceramic tiling, ens, decks, ceramic tiles, work, cellars. 396-2290 PERNICKETY, LTD 9119. 1/8J call 475-4628 or 475- remodeling, lie & ins. Claus avail for all privt. & decks, windows, doors, Bookkeeping/Payroll Demand more than sur- 7148. tfn finish work. Interior / ex- Financial reports, jour- Quality work, reasonable I & ■ Chimney Service* LITTLE FOLKS corp. parties. Call "J" CERAMIC TILE face cleaning. Clients The Clown 508-744-1140. terior. 617-935-2962. nals, invoicing, billpaying rates. Free ests., prefs. All type of chimneys & DAY SCHOOL Fences, Walls Bathroom tile repaired, flues cleaned. Pointing & rave. We put other resi- 600 WeslCummlngs Park & payroll.Small Mike, 617-438-0898. tfs dential cleaners to AWESOME AUDIO & Masonry 027 regrouted, acid, wash, Palanolo & Son Const. rebuilding. Fully insured. at Rtes. 128 & 93. Full & Concrete specialist, Businesses our specialty. Carpentry/Home Repair shame. (508)664-1164. DISC JOCKS waterproofed, polished Free estimates. B & B part time. Summer camp, CORVINO MASONRY 617-933-0380. Profile The best price for g^neral One of New England's like new. All work, guarnt. foundations, floors, etc. Chimney Sweep Co., THE CLEANING CREW nursery, pre-school & All types of brick & block Additions, architectural Business Services & finish carpentry, most professional. Avail- Est. 1956. Keep this ad- 641-2004. Home Office Free est. kindergarten programs. able for all occasions. work. Steps, walkways, free est. Call 396-4731. design & land surveying. remodeling, painting, no Bonded insured, ref. College degreed staff. ■EST CLEANING Call for personal con- retaining walls, stone CERAMIC TILES (508)664-6328. tfn job too small!! Free est , We'll clean it all! Joan & #001684. Call 935-9697. Appliance Jeff 508-667-9881. Good references. Call sultation. 508-664-1431. work • & chimney work. Complete bathroom REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Yvette 508-657-4894. 1/15t For free est. Call 508- & Repair CHAFFEE CARPENTRY 396-2149 Ask for Bernice 24hours, '- ■- tfn remodeling, kitchen firs., All styles, custom made 003 Electricians 021 452-8418. „ tft Additions, remodeling, CINDERELLA WINDOW CLEANING " DISC JOCKEY . back splashes, shower & prof, installed by lie. & APPLIANCE REPAIR 2nd levels, decks, roofing Have your home sparkle ROBERT'S window ALARMS & ELECTRICAL Floor & Rug 029 stalls, new installations & ins. contractor. Auth. Kenmore, Whirlpool, Prof, disc jockey for all & siding. High quality in- for the holidays! Superior cleaning. Prof, cleaning' Rejjjfential, commercial occasions. Exciting repairs. Refs. avail. Qual- dealer of Harvey & Cer- washers ' dryers, repair. ■OB'S FLOOR SERVICE terior finish & kitchens cleaning. Reas. rates. only $6.00 stand, sz & wlrlHg. Free estimates. ity work. Call Mike 617- talnteed repl. windows. Cheap rates. Call Brian music of the 40's to 90s. Hardwood floors sanded Lie. & Ins. 935-9234. Carolyn 617 729-2034, storms. Guar. Also int. (verily insured. Lie. Let us energize your next 438-0898. tfs Free ests. 617-438- between 5 & 10 pm. 617 and refinished. Family Jeanne 508 664-5990. paint & paper. Wilm , E25994. Call Lou Casco party! Call Tom 233-0960. 7992. tfs 935-7076 Gl rard Woodworking 508-657-7685. tfs bus. since 1955. Small Decks, Interior finish, Clean Sweep Cleaning 944-9183. DJ DAVE jobs welcomed. 617 933- CONCRETE FORMS Sam i Handyman Service T & M Appliance Service kitchens, basement con- Residential, commercial. ■ILL ALEXANDER Parties, clubs, weddings, 4641 or 1800 640-3566. Poured foundations and Can't find anyone to do All makes & models versions. Quality work. Child Care 013 floors, machine work those small Jobs? Now's Complete janitorial ser- Residential & Industrial dance, rap, rock, oldies. J Duffey Floor Sanding Free est. Lie. #035221 available. Charles A. the time to secure your repaired. Washers, vice. Also carpet & up- wiring. Licensed and In- Professional Sound Hardwood floors profes- dryers, refrig, dis , etc. Call Jim 508-667-4181 Cushing 657-7566. tft own handyman! Call Sam holstery. Fully insured & sured. Free estimates. System. $125 - $225. sionally sanded & refin- . 942-7230. Low rates - bonded. We do it all. Just COLONIAL COUNTRY 617933-1103. 617-245-7228 Ivemsg. Nesbitt, 245-3909. HONEST AND Reliable ished. 20 yrs exp. Jack CUSTOM REMODELING Same day service Slve us a call. 508-658- DAY SCHOOL carpenter needs wotV All Winn St. Woburn offers Don Chamberlain HEART & SOUL Duffey. 933-7445 Prof, tile and formica phases of construction 877 or 1800 698-9877 tft VACUUMS the best in child care 2 Serving you Is our goal. PJ Service. CD-equipped, SUPERIOR work. Basements finish- SEWING MACHINES from hanging a door to CONDO & house clean- mos. thru Kindergarten. Lets talk -free- Resid., audio sensitive lights. HARDWOOD FLOORS ed. Custom book cases. building your dream SERVICES Free est»., parts & sales, ing reasonable rates Come see our center and comm., & indust. Fully Big Band to Current top Free est. for installation, Vinyl replacement win- 302 Montvale Ave., Wob- home! 10 yrs. exp. lie. & weekly or monthly. Call compare. Lie # 001606. ins. Master. Call 935- 40. Call Laura or Chuck sanding, refinlshing & dows. Fully insured. Free TOS-6 urn. 935-2704. ins. free est. Call 508 Ruth 664-3258. tfn • 933-0924, 3794. Lie. #A 12176. Connor. 508-658-¥79 tfT repairs.' est. Scott 508663-8517. 640-1330. tft wmmm i '■ / ./*— • -■ ■ Supelsnienl to Dolly Timot - Chronkta (Wobum, tooding, WinchsBsr, Burfington. WakaSsU), ■nnfiold PAGE S-6-M0NDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991 Villager, No. boding Trantaipt, Wilmington 1 T.wVibmy Town Crktr, Slonohom Indopondont . SasiCLflSSfflEDiiDS! _— A & A DOUG'S CLEAN-UP Found ladies watch GLASS/chrome -kitchen QUALITY FIREWOOD BURLINGTON - 2 STONEHAM condo,. 2 , Resid. & commercial junk vicinity of Reading table, 4 chairs w/wicker Cut & Split 16"-18". bedroom Cozy kitchen, bdrm., 2 bath, w/d in unit. removal, cellars, garages Square, 2 weeks ago. backs & padded seats. 4 Unseasoned $100. Fully dish washer, private At quiet 15 unit Emerson & yards cleaned. Const, (around 12/13/91) 944- ft. walnut wood/glass Seasoned $140. 128 cu. drive. $695. Lyons R.E. Sq. Avail. 1/15. $750 + debri removal & demol. 7505. coffee table, Butcher ft. 508-667-3607. 617942-1418. utils. 617-438-6852. 1/25s LOW RATES FREE EST block coffee table, dark IF anyone picked-up a SEASONED FIRWOOD HAVERHILL-Trlple A lux The Apartment Finders Call Doug at 438-3518 small yellow & white kit- pine hutch, 7 ft. white WOBURN storm & screen door, Cut, split . & delivered. Colonial 3 rooms, A & A Star Removal tenin front of 9 spacious, quiet, lease Studio in Col. home w/d, Airline carrier for x-lg. $1 35/cord. Green Resid. & Comm. junk Newbridge Ave., Burl- optional. No pets. deck, $450. dogs. Call 729-3748. firewood cut, split & removal, demolition work, ington, between 8 & 9 delivered $95/cord. Call $495/mo. 508-373-5159. King size 1 bdrm., w/4 Friday night, please call MOVING 2 oak bunk cellars, gar & yds clean- 508-851-5309. 1/15t Hlllcrest Arms Apts. dbl. closets, Cath. ceil- 273-1603. beds + wardrobe. Call ed. Compare our prices & Cambridge Road on Rte ings, $625. service. 438-9638. 933-4620. SEASONED firewood, King size 1 bdrm., in LOST Lge. Slmamese cat, 128 cu. ft. $165. 64 cu. ft. 3, on the busline, near A -I- REMOVAL dk. brn/tan, w/white flea SMOKER?!?! 128 & 93. Luxury apts, conv. barn, unique layout, $95. 32 cu. ft. $50. Free $775 w/all utils. Rubbish removal, spring collar, possibly broken Smoker in your life? del. 508-858-3677. 617- studios $550, 1 bdrm & fall yard clean-ups, odd blue harness, vie. Jere Eliminate second hand $650, extra lge 2 bdrms New 1 bdrm., condo. W/d, 438-2612. 12/28S pool, a/c, Euro kit., $630. Happy New Year jobs, demolition, Rd., Reading. 942-0324. smoke. Call 508-657- w/2 bths from $795 Inclds remodeling. Fully in- 3958. tft T.C. TILLOTSON heat & hw, lge balconies, 2 bdrm., in Historical Cord wood/firewood. Cut duplex, charm & charac- to all our friends for banking with us sured. Call for free Free 081 exercise rm. 935-3030. split, delivered. $150 ter $700. estimate (508)664- Miscellaneous 101 MELROSE 3 bdrm. tri- during 1991. May you enjoy the best that 6250. tfn. WANTED. Good homes & cord. $80 Vi cord. 128 cu. BESSETTE REALTY love for Greyhounds. Ex- ARMY SURPLUS ft. 935-4397 or938-0334. level hm. Kit., Ir, dr, 643-3433 life has to offer during the new year. ACE REMOVAL Horace Mann Sch. area. cellent pets. 603-474- Genuine Gl camouflage, WAKEFIELD extra clean, Removal of any un- 3065. tf_t clothing, field gear, In- Auctions, Crafts, Flea Heat, elect. & cable inc. wanted junk, wood or $1100 mos. Only $700. cute 3 rm. apt., fully ap- from the MORTGAGE EXPERTS at signia, kids clothes. Sold, plc'd., ww, 1 car pkg., nr. turn. Demo serv. Low bought, traded. Gl Joe's, Markets A Fein 113 sec. dep. Avail. Jan. Call rates. Prompt service. FOR SALE 617-665-5254. 1/4s public transp., quiet Main Office Loan Center Loan Center 196 Ferry St., Maiden, OLD N GOLD N resid. Greenwood area. WILL BEAT ANY PRICE I 335 Main St. 153 Main St. 2500 Main St. 322-8600. Flea Market. Open NO. READING- studio $515 + util. 245-5509. Mike at 617-279-2323, Antiques Saturdays ft Sundays 9 condo., Incl. heat, $450/ Stoneham MA Stoneham MA #212 CARPETS WAKEFIELD • 2 bedroom BARRY'S REMOVAL I have access to several am • 4 pm. Dealer space mo. newly painted. Realty (800)422-8982 (617)438-4483 Tewksbury MA & Collectibles 087 directly on lake. Parking, Disposal ■ 24 hr. service. thousands yards Stain avail. 540 Main St. World Forest Conant. CARDS-UPPERDECK storage, hardwood floors. (800) 432-0880 Don't take a chance, we Master Carpet. You can Tewksbury across from 508-658-5010. tft U.D. Hockey $28 box; 91 $650. Call Lyons R.E. 617 are licensed/ins. Appl. carpet your llvingroom Heartland. 508-640- Frankie Rodriguez $3; 77 NO. READING - 2 bdrm. 942-1418. SIONFHAM removed from sidewalk. and hall for $295. Price 1198. _tft condo, 2/2, ac, pool, ht, Melrose only. $8. John Butch Hobson RC $1; incl. carpet & Vi in. pad, WAKEFIELD, 2 br. mod. 90-91 Kevin Stevens $5; hw, gas incl. $750 mo., CO-OPERATIVE-. 617-246-7762. l/ls based on 30 sq. yards. 1st & last req'd. 245-9384. apt., hw, firs., pkg., good 1969 R. Jackson RC $200. GARAGE/YARD loc, 1st & last mo rent BANK BARRY'S Removal & Also have rolls of nice Cash only. (617) 272-2092. NORTH READING 2 req. No pets. $700 incl. Disposal. Don't take a Berber avail, "cheap". SALES RED HOUSE ANTIQUES 617-354-8891. John, tf/s bedroom apt., ww, ac, utils. 617-438-0898. 1/4s chance we are licensed & pkg, no pets. $625/mo. GRAND RE-OPENING WAKEFIELD West Side 4 s^o insured. 24 hr. service. COMMODORE 64 Com- Reading 125 Inclds heat. No lease. 45 Albion St, Wakefield. Cellars, attics, etc. puter w/disk drive, data Room apartment, 2nd fir. Antiques, collectibles THE DEPOT 475-8403 cleaned. Free ests. John sette, TV Swivel monitor, Exc. loc. Mins to train/ used, furniture, qullfs, CONSIGNMENT SHOP READING • Studios, 1 & 2 MocDonald Plastering . P.J.DIONNECO. 246-7762. disks incl. Great for 128/93. Avail 1/92. $650/ jewelry (design & repair) 2 Prescott St., Reading. bdrm. apts. avail. Rent SERVICES Ceilings, walls, repairs, Plumbing & Heating,, 24 beginner or home use. mo + utils. 246-2107 CLEANUP SERVICE Many other items. Con- New & nearly new incls. heat, hw, pkg., patches. Clean ft effi- Hour service. Very rea- 942-1537. FROM S-5 Yards, houses, garages, signments accepted. Hrs. clothes, bric-a-brac, col- Indry. fac. on site. Wakefield $600 heated. cient. Free estimates. sonable rates. Lie Avail, now. Three lge. & #11164.617-938-5662. attics, bldg. mat., etc. Mon-Sat, 10-4:30pm. FOR SALE- Apple Macin- lectibles, jewelry. Tues, Featuring custom blinds, SKIP AT YOUR SERVICE 617-942-7486. cleaned out. 658-2163 tosh systems starting at sunrty rms. Off st. pkg. Household Handyman 246-0976 Thurs, Fri & Sat.10-4. ww, bale, cable ready, PAINTING P. J. HAFFI anytime except Sunday. $500. Lots of software no pets. 245-1585. Don't know who to call elevatored bldg., conv. Expert interior and exte- PLUMBING & HEATING free. Used printers star- WILMINGTON 1 bdrm" for those jobs small or TIGER Rubbish Removal loc. Walk to T, shops & rior. No job too small or Master Lie. #9898. Com- Boats, Motors ting at $100.. Apple, IBM good location, modem, large?Call SKip935-1862 Lowest pricest In town. REAL ESTATE restaurants. large. J. Abreu, 935-2793. mercial & residential & Supplies 091 Software starting at off st pkg. $485/mo. plus plumbing, gas fitting & Demolition, cellars, attics $1.00. Apple II E Com- For Qualified utils. 508-658-2656 Landscaping PAINTING heating. Estimates given. & commercial. No job too Real Estate big or too small. Give SELL YOUR patible starting' at $299. Applicant a Unemployed Teachers Professional service, af- 140 WILMINGTON. Studio & Gardening 039 looking for painting jobs. Ken a call 279-1946. IBM Compatibles starting Services $100 sec. deposit fordably priced. 657- at $499. Call 508-658- apartment. $475 mo. incl. GUTTER CLEANING Int & ext. Prof, job, low 7710. TFT UP to $50.00 cash for BOAT * utilities. Call 508-658- 8591. tft ASK ABOUT OUR Gutters & downspouts prices, exp., neat, refs. junk cars. Free estim- in the WE 8657. 1/8t "PIPEWORKS" TRAILER hitches sold WINTER SPECIALS! prof, cleaned, repaired'S improve house save ates 24 hr. service junk Tirnes Chronicle WISH WILMINGTON-studio money. 438-8601, 438- Plumbing & heating, gas BOAT X CHANGE and installed, pick up ALL OUR installed. 617-665-3839. fitting. Master Lie. #9905. removal. Days 658,3096 $480 incl. all. Washer/ 0611,438-7360. TFS eves. 685-3675. Wt Publish your 5 line, truck bumpers; all types CLASSIFIED Gen. Washi/igton Apts. GUTTERS CLEANED 24 hour service. Call of welding. Elston dryer plus cable. Call Painting - Paperhanging boat ad for only READERS A VERY Gutters cleaned, $49. Steve Thacker 246-3079 Welding Service, 280 508-369-7282 508-657-7661 after 4pm. Interior Work Only $23.00 TIL SOLD MERRY CHRISTMAS Senior citizens 20% dis- Trucking Park St., North Reading. WILMINGTON-small 3 Professional work at rea- "PLUMBING & HEATING Your Boat X Change ad AND A HAPPY NEW count. $39. Call 508-657- 664-3498. TFN Managed by rm., studio, suitable for 1, sonable rates. Over 17 Neat, dependable ser- & Moving 063 will run in the Times YEARI 7369 1/1t vice. No job too big or Chronicle on Mon„ Tues., THE Capital Partners 2nd fir., of priv. home. Nr. years exp. Satisfaction BRITTANY MOVING TRAILER hitches sold HANDYMAN too small. Call Bob at Thurs., Fri., Middlesex DAILY TIMES READING-Studios, 1 &2 trains & 93. $500/mo. incl. guaranteed on all work. Will move household and installed, pick-up Hire a truck. No job too 508-658-2467. Lie. # East on Wed., and Shop- CLASSIFIED bdrm. apts. avail. Rent util. Avail, now. 508-657- Call Stephen Meuse, apt., or 1 or 2 pieces. Ful- truck bumpers; all types small Yards cleaned & 17204. tft pers News on Sat. for a DEPARTMENT 8629. tft 438-2913. tfs ly insured. Call 229-6797. of welding. Elston incls. heat, hw, pkg., tree work Snowplowing. combined weekly circula- Welding Service, 280 Indry. on site, custom WINCHESTER 1 bdrm., PAPERHANGER Wheelchair Accessible Can oohn 508-658-3117 Roofing 053 BURLINGTON tion of 114,000. Ads must Park St., North Reading. blinds, ww, balcony, ww. Pkg. No utils. $500 Painting and papering. homes, condos and MOVING & DELIVERY begin with the year, make 664-3498 tfN cable ready, elevatored mo. Avail. Jan. 1st. 617- SUBURBAN YARD... No job too small. For tree A. DUVAL ROOFING aparts. all areas. Spec, Fall clean-ups, mowing, Mass D.P U #28485, & model. (No abbrevia- financing avail. bldg. Conv. loc. Walk to 729-1286. estimates call John Flynn Expert roof Installation. Homes, apts, condos. ft tions on year, make or yard overhauls, season HomeBase RE 279-9081 T;* General Washington Winchester - 2 bedroom at 662-4841 after 5. Emergency repairs. Fast office. Antiques, appli- model) Ads will be Money Savers 103 sod lawns, trimming. Apts., mgd.- by Capital duplex, kit., livrm., base- dependable svc. 3rd gen- ances. Free estimates at published for 60 inser- Winchester residents - "PLASTERING Partners. 508 369-7282. ment, large storage rm., eration roofers. Work no obligations. 272-3392 tions, after 60 insertions SELL IT Condominiums A Schedule plowing serv. Ceilings, wall patching & -t^ READING - 2 bdrm., avail. parking, no pets. Dis- repair. Specializing in guar., free est. 944-1994. the ad must be renewed now. Free. Est. 729-6828. CITY HAUL TRUCKING Townhousel 143 Immed. H & hw incl., w/w, counted to $675 / mo + replacing ceilings in your A.E. HALLROOFINO . by advertiser at.no extra Do you have an item Househ&ld ft office a/c, Refrig. Updated kit. & util. 508-6641031. Tree Removal Tree/Shrub Specializing in new roofs cost for another 60 inser- FOR SALE BY OWNER home. No job too small. movers. Lie. & insured. valued under $200? If so, batft. Couple pref. Sec. pruning, deep root Call David 938-0383. and problem leaks. Free tions no later than 3 days place it in this column for Salem N.H., conv. loc. WOBURN feeding, spraying, trees & Free est. Same day ser- just over Mass. border. dep. $775.944-7373. estimates. Call anytime 7 vice 7 day/week. Call toll after publication ends. a money saving value. 5 Lux. Studios / 1 bdrms. shrubs planted. All types Min. to 193 & shopping, PLASTERING days. Don't - get - soaked free 1-800-287-5814 or All ads must be prepaid. lines, 6 days only $5. READING + LG. % BR from $595 incl. heat & hot landscape work. Exp, Lie, 20 min. to Rte 128. Good Blueboard and plaster. - prices. 438-9697 or local calls 508-454-5814. Mastercard or Visa ac- Price of item must ap- TWWHSE., NEW ALL water, neWcarpets, pool, ins, free est. 729-3414. size 1 bdrm., w/washer & APPL. KIT., bus stop. No pets, no Ceilings & walls. Fully 438-7401. TFT tft cepted by phone. No re- pear in' ad. No commer- ins. 10 years experience. funds or copy changes cial, garage sale or mov- dryer, dish., a/c, Ideal for Vk Vie 1/4 BATHS, WW, Fee. On Rt. 3 just off 128. Miscellaneous 043 Call Angelo, 665-7524. tfs Sewing allowed. Extra line $5.00 ing ads allowed. young prof, or married REDECORATED. Avail, PHEASANT RIDGE Tutoring couple. $74,900. 617- QUALITY & EXPERIENCE 065 each. Call our BOAT X n o w Fire proof Construction BANKRUPTCY Alterations 037 643-1282 after 4 pm. $999. Call 662-9005. 617 935-1232. HELPLINE PAINTING CO THIRD Grade Teacher/ CHANGE Department for additional information. 933-3700 944-2200 1 800 244 DEBT Licensed and insured. ALTERATIONS Graduate student avail. NO. READING, Green- READING - 2 bedroom In WOBURN Call days-eves-wkends Interior and exterior. Will do alterations for for tutoring your child briar. £ bdrm., end unit, multi-family. Immaculate Ig. 3 rm., 1 bdrm., apt. 1st 933-3700 944-2200 TIMES CHRONICLE Free consultation. 944-8010. 4 men, women & childrens (K-6), all areas. Call 944- cent, air & vac, ww, d/d, condition. All utilities In- fir., all utils., w/d hook-up, clothes. Reasonable CLASSIFIEDS Attorney payment plan. QUALITY PAINTING 6140. balcony, heated. $77,000. cluded. $625. Lyons R.E. refrig., cable, off St. pkg., Attorney John Durkee. Guaranteed lowest pric- rates. 935-1938 7 Wood ; 1956 SHEPPARD wood Mr. Coffee, 8 cup coffee Owner, 508-879-0487. 617942-1418. close to transp., $650/no Street, Woburn. runabout mahogany, '283 maker, reason for selling fee. 935-0517. GEORGE W. GATELY ing on ext, & int. paint- Upholstering TEWKSBURY READING • spac. 5 rm. ing. Custom wallpaper- GOWNS • FORMALS cu. in. Chevy eng. 185 HP updating kitchen, $13 apt., ideal for working Woburn/Stoneham Line ■BacKhoe service.' Local A Refinishing 935-6271. by owner, 2 bdrm., 1Vi #4; Sewer & water con- ing. Free est. fully in- Accessories. Custom inboard, exc. cond. Must bath, townhouse, end adults. Central loc, pkg., Spac 1 & 2 bdrms. Incl., see. Brian Moriarty, 603- nections, drain laying, sured. Mike 617273-4724. made designs and resto- . FURNITURE FACELIFT unit, cathedral ceilings, walk to trains, $650 mo. heat, laundry, fac, pool, rations. All types of 279-4573. excavations, and water R.C. PAINTING Kitchen cabinet fronts & Pets A Supplies 105 laundry rm., gar., tennis & plus util. 944-3728, 935- $59S»fc $685. Nr. 128/93, taps. 933-1322. Free est. AND WALLPAPERING alterations. Work profes- furniture refinishing, our 1972 CHRYSLER Boat, pool. New carpeting & 2809. bus & train. No fee, no sionally done. 933-1929. BUY AMERICAN Bagged ^1 Interior & Exterior. Over specialty. Chairs reglued. motor/trailer, 15' f/glass, pine shavings, $2.25 and paint. $113,900. 67 READING 352 Main St. 2 pets. 933-1414,933-1235. IQ TESTED 20 years exp. Reasonable Free est. Pick up & 55hp, 2 tanks, cover/ up. Call 603-529-3970. DeCarolls Dr., bdrm., Ig. Ivgrm/dngrm., WOBURN Snowplowlng 039 delivery.Call858-3957. tft more. All orig., exc. cond. The Boston Test Center prices & free estimates. Low Cost Animal Spay- TewksrJTJry, By appt. ww, kit w/refrig., dw, self Near 128 & public trans- $3500'BO. 938-9494. 508-658-7194. tft offers for a limited time Quality work. 944-8976 or A & A SNOW PLOW THE REFINISHERS ing clean oven, disp., bs- portation. 1 bedroom free intelligence and per- 944-3388. Commercial & residential Free pick-up, free estim- 1975 Bow Rider. 14ft Female cat $35, Male cat ment, Indry. Sec Income, apartment. Disp., ac, sonality tests. Your IQ, snow plowing. 24 hour ates. Cabinets, furniture fiberglass. 1984 Johnson $25. F/dog $48, M/dog, Houses off st. pkg. $725 • $745 laundry, heat & hot water, personality and aptitude R.K. PLASTERING service. Reliable. Call and pianos. Ron Annand. 70 hsp motor. $3500/bo. $48. Call 729-6453. mo. Incls. ht & hw. Trl- parking. 935-5852. determine your future. Basecoat - Skimcoat - Dennis at 438-2640 Tim Troy. 508-664-4720, 933-489? For Sale 145 dent 9443886. Woburn - Townhouses Know them. No obliga- Ceilings'- Walls - Repairs. 508-664-2479. tfn ASAP PLOWING 1981 Crestliner Rampage Wonted To Buy 111 BILLERICA-5 year young Rooms for rent, $75 per 2 bdrm, 2Vi bath & 1 & 2 tions 448 Beacon St., Free estimates. Call Winchester and Woburn - 26', twin 350 ci, 800 OMC 7 rm. Gambrel, 3 bdrm., 2 week , util. included. bdrm apts. All^ appll- Boston, MA 02115.-617 Rich 938-6815 only. Free Estimates Wedding 069 outdrives. Runs/looks Antiques to Collectibles bath, quiet Rd., $139,900. Shared kit., living rm., & anced, w/w, poqL patio, 262-8898. WALLPAPERING 729-6828. new. Comes w/10k lb. Antiques, used furn., Seller pays closing costs. bath. W/D Available now. ac From $564.935-3479. You are invited Interior painting. Quality dual axle EZ load trailer. silverplate, sterling. 1 pc. 508-667-8670. 933-2915. - WOBURN-furn. 3rd fir., D&LSNOWPLOWING to select your Paint, Paper work. Residential & $15,995. 508-794-0481 to entire contents. No SPACIOUS apt. 1 bdrm., w/lvgrm., kit. and tree service. Com- WEDDING INVITATIONS GOVERMENT HOMES & Plaster 047 Commercial. Fwe Estim- days. Evs. 603-382-3713. obligation to sell. Wayne from $1 (U repair). Delin- No. Reading 2 bdrm. for combo, tile bath, a/c, all mercial - Residential. from the ates. Reasonable rates. White Jr. 617 933-1258. quent tax property, rent $895 mo. includes all utils., no pets. Sec. dep. ASM QUALITY PAINTING Free estimates, 24 hour Dally Times Chronicle 1986 17 ft Bayliner Capri, Call Jim 617 272-1815. OLD ITEMS WANTED utilities. Must see. Call $140/wk. 935-4281. Specialists in exterior & service. Call Mack 603- 1 Arrow Drive. 85 hp Force O.B. w/ trail- Respossessins. Your ATTIC TO CELLAR area. 1-805-962-8000 Ext. for appt. 508664-3258. tfn interior painting, over 26 WALLPAPERING 635-3692 or Kevin 508- Woburn, 933-3700 er. Exc. cond. Never used WOBURN nr. ctr., 3 rm. Furniture, trunks, frames, years experience. Fully Interior painting. Quality 658-6326 ' tft or in salt water. $6,000. Call GH-9651 for current repo STONEHAM 3 room apt, apt. off st. pkg., 1st mo. "old" patch work quilts, ins., lie. rigger, free est. work. Residential & SNOW PLOWING 617 937-3842. list. very sunny, nr square, rent 1/2 price. $535 mo. Commercial. Free Estim- wicker items, glass, 944-4343 or 508-470-0993. Driveways by the storm 531 Main St. 1987 21ft GLASSTREAM WOBURN WEST 2nd fir. $575Vrno. 1 508- Avail.'Jan. 1.643-6648. china, "old" linens, ates. Reasonable rates. Reading. 944-2200 3 bdrm., Cape, $169,900. 475-0829 Anthonys Paint & Paper or season. Low rates, 211 Regatta Cuddey cab, crochet work, pre 1960 WOBURN/BURLINGTON Call Jim 617 272-1815.' We are currently offering 3bdrm., split, $174,900. S^feflEHAM 3V* Wallpapering, paper fast service, free estim- 165 HP mere, shoreline. clothing, dolls/toys, jew- room Line 1 bdrm apt. w/mod stripping & ceilings. ates. Call Chris 617-665- 20% off a complete EZIoad roller trailer, many bdrm., split, $175,900. apt. off St. Pkg., $690/mo. kit & bath, $550/mo. elry, bric-a-brac. Phyllis Lots $75,00-$125,000. Neat, clean & prompt. Plumbing 0354. 1/18 order. options and extras. B/ Hilton, 617-665-8749 or Utils incld. Near 128 & 93. You are welcome to take R/0.617-245-6174 933-1414 -933-1235. Call 438-2366 or 508- References available. A Heating 049 SNOWPLOWING 617-245-3852. Hs WOBURN excellent loc F ree est_ 617 935-0081. Don't get stuck in it. our catalog home over- 1989 CAJUN 17.4, fish- 664-0424 dead end st. 1 bdrm WANTED TO BUY DRAIN CLEANING night to select your and-ski. Forch 125HP duplex style, private BARRETT PAINTING Snowplowing Woburn/ Old woodworking tools, Land STONEHAM- Cute. 2 rm., Robert's Sewer & Drain Winchester mainly. Wedding Invitations at depth finder-trolling efficiency apt., $465/mo. deck, Ig yrd. $600/mo 10 yrs. exp., int/ext. your leisure. planes, chisels, surplus For Sale 147 painting & carpentry. Ref. Cleaning Service. Tubs - Driveway & parking lots. motor. Exc. condt. heat & parking incl., hand tools; all trades. Gallery of Homes in writing wffree est. 508 sinks ■ toilets - main scqtt spawns S10,500'bo. 937-3473 WOBURN-create your 944-4696. Precision machinist 9321300 658-2656 or 63 7 942-0711. lines. Free estimates. 24 dream home on- 12,000 hr Service. 935-2768 MISCELLANEOUS tools. Also wanted: old STONEHAM-6 rm., walk Rubbish & Business-Industrial books, painting, frames, sq. ft. lot. $149,900. Or in closet & sun porch, 3 WOBURN - 2 bedroom BRENDAN, Q'HAGAN duplex. Newly renovated. Quality painting, GAS - OIL antiques, estate lots. 1- will sell land separate. bdrms, 2 nd fir., w/d Junk Removal 061 General JJ75 Equipment 093 $69,900. Century 021- Small yard. Off st. pkg. wallpapering, and han- Weil-McLain Boilers with 617558-3839. hook-up, off St. pkg., nice Adams. 617-648-6900. Section 8 welcome. $525 dyman services. 13 yrs. 5 yr service warrantee! A&ACLIANOUTS COMPUTERS, PRINT- yard, no pets. $750/mo. No utils. 617 577-4766. experience. 942-0007. A/C, furnaces, water Complete removal of any ERS, and accessories for Wood, Cool A Oil 113 No utils., 438-5957. unwanted rubbish or FAXIT! IBM compatibles. XTs at WOBURN - 2 bedroom 'CEILINGS PAINTED $50 heaters, pipe & duct Real Estate STONEHAM- 5 rms., 2 junk. Wood, hsehld. $499, $695 w/hard drive; COAL condo. Spotless Parking. Call 508-657-7369. 1/1t systems. Emergency Wanted 151 family, Ig. kit., wood firs., service, burners cleaned. items. Fast reliable ser- Classifieds ATs at $550, $8$0 w/VGA 50 lbs-bag, nut coal. frpl, washer-dry tiovk-up. Modern kitchen and bath. COLLEGE PAINTING CO. Call 508-658-8578 tf t vlce. Low rates 245-0713. Display Ads monitor ($1,195 w/hard Kerosene, propane. PRIV. PARTY Yard & pkg. Nr. 93/128. $725 heated. Lyons R.E. "Why pay professional A ft A Allied Disposal News Releases drive) Call 935-9326 for Spartan/Service Star seeking 3+ bdrm., family $750 no utils. 508-667- 617 942-1418. prices" College students HEATING CONTRACTOR information. Stoneham & N. Reading. Oil burners, boilers, Disposal of any un- home, side street, yard, 3767. 12/303 WOBURN • 1 bedroom with 5+ years experi- Our 24 - hour Telecopier 438-5555 or 944-8494. baseboard heating. Very wanted junk from your $160's. Wobum, Reading, STONEHAM 5 room apt. luxury apt. with many ex- ence. Full ins. Free est home or bus., Lowest number is Stoneham, Winchester tras. Exc. loc. near 617 272-9401. " reasonable Jerry Furniture FIREWOOD Lg. yd., no pets. $700 Ficociello 617-272-4367 possible prices. Dennis Green cut, split & delvd. area. 729-7950. mo., no utils. Sec. dep. center. $595. heated. DAVE'S PAINTING 642-0S2O 438-2640 (617)932-3321 A Household Lyons R.E. 617942-1418. K&K Plumbing & Heating Goods 099 No minimum. $100.128 c. read. Avail. Jan 1. 617- Specializing in residential A& A ALL CLEAN ft. Or un split & delvd. 406-3943. 12/308 WOBURN-4 rm., 2 bdrm., interiors. Quality work at Kitchen & bath remodel- TIMES CHRONICLE RENTALS ing. Water heaters A. gas Clean outs of garages, DOES YOUR H20 STINK? $75. Limited wood. Call P STONEHAM - 2 bedroom, Ivgrm., kit., w/d, refrig., reasonable rates. Free yards, cellars, etc. We'll Get bottled quality water &T Const. 2464149. 1st fir., w/w, a/c, no utils., estimates.^7 729-4657. worn. Consulting & Gen- llvingroom, dlnlngroom, eral Contracting. Free haul away anything. Fast, at home for 5c a gallon. FIREWOOD SPECIAL 1 Vi Apartments A $750 includes all utilities. no pets, avail, immed. GODDARDS est. Lic.#20458 229-1871. reliable service. Low Lost & Found 077 Call 508-657-3958. tft Cords (192 eft.) cut, split Call Bob. 617 933-3671. $600. 933-0038/932-6261/ PAINTING SERVICE, INC. rates. 245-0713. Condos 157 938-6463/944-1753. OIL BURNER SERVICE FOUND large female, KITCHEN set w/ 4 chairs. & delivered locally for Stoneham 3 clean rms Professional interior & BILLERICA near Rte. 3A. ADO Discount Disposal black & white cat. End of Dinette set w/ leaf & 6 $164. Seasoned exterior ■ painting ft Burners tuned and 3 bdrms., yard, frpl. near trans & shop. 1 Fast junk removal We Nov. Ferguson Rd., Wilm- ghalrs. Llvrm. furn., end firewood avail, in Vi & full bdrm, lge eating kit., new REAL ESTATE wallpapering Fully in- cleaned. Sales and Ser- $850 + . Harvey R.E. 508- vice. Call Leo at 617 remove anything. Call ington. Please call 508- tables All in exc. cond. cords. Gall Timberllne bth., pkg., storage, $625 TOS-7 sured. Richard Goddard, 657-7139. 12/30t Tree 245-4229. 658-4324. 12/301 Inldshtihw. 438-1356 944 4962 or 664-2274. 272 8963. anytime 944 9484 CALL617 932-4160. SIM '■" .»• Supplamaitt lo Daily Tinrn - Chronkla (Wobom, R.oding, Wmch.ilir, Burlington. WokrftH), Lynnfi*ld Villoo.r, No. leading Ttantcript, Wilmington I Tawtcibuiy Town Criar, Slonohom Indapandant MONDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991-PAGE S-7 REAL ESTATE WOBURN - NON SMOKER Soiling your mod cor? 1985 TOYOTA Camry DX, to share a mod. home In Private buyer will pay 5 spd., ac, am/fm stereo, FROM S-6 quiet nghbhd., cent, air, cash for your car in "as 1 owner/driver, mint, light ww, sunrm., fully furn., all is" condition. No warran- blue, 82K highway miles. WOBURN 1 bdrm. apt. utils. Incl. Nr. 128. $90 ty necessary. Call Kevin $4,100.617-942-2699 avail. Conv. to transp. wk. 617 938-1706. weekdays 245-9491 $600 Incls. ht & hw. Call 1986 BUICK Regal T type 932-9650. _ WOBURN - 3 men seek 1970 BUICK Skylark V8, Turbo, 3.8 L, V6, m/roof, roommate to share over- convt,new top/tires nds alarm, loaded, exc. cond. Woburn-Studlo apt., off sized ranch. Close to Rte some bdy wrk 88K mi 55K, well maint, dk blue. St. pkg., near 128 & 93. 128 & 93. Call for Infor- runs great.Ask $2495 $9000/BO. 508-664-1148. Partially furnished. Prlv. matlon. 617 935-8846 Tom 6-9pm 944-6837 entrance, gentleman pref. 1986 CHRYSLER Laser All utll. Incld. $550/mo. WOBURN prof. M/F to 1973 CADILLAC DeVille, turbo, maroon/maroon. Call 933-8563. share pvt. 7 rm. home. Classic 4 dr., Beautiful Loaded. Looks and runs JOS Rent 2 rm. studio w/ 1V4 Car. Gold/white vinal, pin exc. 54K mi., $2950. Call Commercial 159 bath, all new furn. w/ full stripes/ac, fm stereo. Scott 61 &?29-1834. hse. prlv., wd, yd., off st. $1995. ff17-279-1108 1986 CHRYSLER New MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS OFFICE SPACE pkg., on bus line, nr. 93/ 1973 MERCEDES 450 SE, Yorker, 4 cyl. turbo, FWD, 300 sq. ft. $250, 600 sq. 128. $125 wk. neg. incl. 4 dr, auto, ps,-pb, 8 cyl, auto, leather, Dlo dash, tt. $500, 1200 sq. ft. $700. utll. Call 938-1098 eves. needs some work. $650/ loaded. $4695. Stoneham (508)664-2700. Air, heat & BO. Shirley 617-944-6394 Auto Exchange, 617- UN'S or LPN'S TECHNICAL SMALL OFFICE electric Included. tfn Rooms 169 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Full and Part Time 1975 CAPRICE Classic 438-4900. 1/20S ASSISTANT Person for varied office READING SO: RETAIL Large clean rm. for rent, Convertlble!350 Eng, red 1986 CADILLAC duties. Good typing and Prime store fronts at ent. near trans. & stores. w/white top. pw, ps, pb, Eldorado. Good Condi- CERTIFIED NURSES AIDES HOUSING pleasant phone personali- to public pkg., (Woburn & Mature gentleman, no new top, exhaust, tires & tion. 4 new tires, new Part Time. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Winchester Board of Selectmen will review ty. Some bookkeeping ex- Main Streets). Abuts drinking, priv. prkg., ref- starter. Exc condt. One battery. 1 owner. Call 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. proposals from qualified individuals for the tem- perience required. Excel- CVS: 1000 plus sq. ft. erences. Call after 6PM owner $3300.933-8720 662-0809 eves porary part-time position of Technical Assistant lent benefits package. Fuller R.E. 944-1500. for the purpose of assisting the Town in prepar- 944-9410. •1986 DODGE Caravan SE, Salary commensurate with NEW DIRECTOR OF NURSES ing the Comprehensive Housing Affordability READING Lg sunny 1977 PONTIAC Grand 7 psg, a/c, auto, stereo, 1 ability. SAVE overhead by down Please apply in person between Study. Copy of the position description is room, utils incld, female Prix, 350 engine, am/fm owner. 1 yr warr. $5495. Send resume including sizing your office. Attrac- 10 am. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday available from the Board of Selectmen's Office, pref. non smoking, refs. cass stereo, recent tune Sto Auto Exchange 617- salary requirements to tive, newly carpeted up $1,000 B.O. Call 617 at 71 Mt. Vernon St., Winchester, MA 01890; (617) small suites avail. 300 to sec. dep. $65/wk. 1-508- 438-4900. 1/3ss W. J. Flynn. Inc. 475-0829 935-2397 after 6 pm. 721-7133. ProposaLs must be submitted by 600 sq. ft. at Lynnfield's 1986 DODGE Caravan, 7 GLENDALE NURSING HOME January 15, 1992. . 98 Winn Street 1979 BMW 733I. LOADED Woburn, MA 01801-2836 finest office loction. 1/10 READING Sq. Ig. furn., pass., 5 spd., manual 171 Cambridge Rd., Woburn u»« p?6 3o W. Chadwick, Maurer, Town Manager mile to Rt. 128. Ampin rm., for rent. Kit. priv. All Gray. Must see. Must transm., new brakes & parking and storage plus utils. incl. Pkg. close by. drive. 2 yr old motor. tires. $4,750. 617-273- security system. No Call 438:6093. Family to big for car. 0303 E, 617-466-1504 P. lease required. Call 617- Best Reas. Offer. 935- BUSINESS BUSINESS STONEHAM SPOT POND 1986 FORD Escort, looks 246-3662. 12/30n 5076 Area. Single rooms, great, runs great. High STONEHAM - low rent, common kit. $70-$90 per 1979 GRANADA 32K orig mileage, $1000. Call Main St. 1 or 2 room(s) week. Non smokers. Call miles. New exhaust, 617-662-2130. 1/11s offices avail. All utils. in- master cylnder, tune up & 438-3423 1986 MERKUR XR4Ti, cl., ample pkg. 617-245- oil change, Body good. 6 Vaisala Inc., is a worldwide supplier of environmental measurement STONEHAM small 2 rm 35K mi., needs eng. & PART TIME 5433. 12/23S cyl. $850.933-0792 eff. apt for quiet single trans, work. Call after and meteorological instruments with U.S. headquarters based in 1980 FORD Fiesta Woburn, MA. We are conveniently located near Routes 93 and 128, WILMINGTON retail/ adult, heated, $400/mo. 5:30. $2500/BO. 617-245- and have an immediate opening for a: office space. Main St. 944-4696 Stndrd. nds. muffler part. 8163. 79K miles. $475 or BO. Exc. loc. 1st fir., good STONEHAM Ig. clean 1986 OLDSMOBILE Delta TELEMARKETING SALES SECRETARY visibility. $600 mo. incls. furn. rm., pkg., conv. loc. Call 508-657-6404. tft 88, 2 dr., all power op- We are now hiring Part Time ht & utils. 508-658- Avail, immed., refs., sec. 1981 DODGE OMNI Miser tions, mint cond., 1 Telephone Marketing Represen- We are seeking a team-oriented Individual with a strong work ethic •5626. tft dep. req. $65 per wk. incl. 024, 67k mi. Std tro. owner, $4800/BO. 617- to provide secretarial support for three sales managers in a small WILMINGTON-3 rm. pro- ht & utils. 617-662- needs brakes, some body 935-2375 aft. 5. , tatives for our Burlington office. We company environment. Responsibilities Include: fessional office' suite 7423. 1/8s work, runs fine. Parts car. 1986 PLYMOUTH Colt guarantee an hourly wage while we ■ word processing, order entry, inventory management and $325/bo. 273-0675 available. 8 Middlesex WAKEFIELD 398 Main St. DL, 4 dr., low miles. train you to make much more. customer service assistance Ave. Call SLS Properties. Clean furnish rm., kit & 1981 PONTIAC Firebird. $2695. 1 yr. warr. ■ performing spreadsheet sef-up. entry and report generation 508-658-2550 if Interest- laun. priv. $80 wk. Int. great cond., ac, am Stoneftam Auto Ex- If you're lopking for the best part time ■ sales proposal support ed^ Ht (61 7)245-2045 or fm cass. Runs Well. change. 617-438-4900. 1/ job around, call now. ■ updating and maintaining records and files. WILMINGTON 16K sf (617)942-7113. tfn $2,195 / B.O. Call Cheryl (3 S 933-9815, eves 933-7053. Qualified applicants should possess 5♦ years of prior secretarial/ newer vetall office center WILMINGTON Lg clean 1986 SAAB 9000 Turbo, for lease or sale 1000 sf administrative experience. Solid communication, organizational and rooms on Silver Lake, 1981 380 SL Mercedes. loaded, very good cond. James: word processing/spreadsheet experience (HPWord*^ WordPerfect®, units close to Rte/. 93. Indry fac, kite & bath Hard & soft top. White S6195/BO. Must sell. Call 508-250-1540. 1/29t Lotus 1-2-3®) required. Prior secretarial experience In a sales, tele- privg. $50-$100/wk. 508- ext., grey leather int. All 334-4369. marketing and/or customer service environment desired. Exposure 658-2656 power, exc. Ask $15,500 1986 SUBARU DL, 4 door, Jo government/military customers is a plus. or b.o. 617 273-5578. 617-272-3162 - Houses 161 WILMINGTON Large fur- wagon. 4wd, am/fm, 55k This open position features a competitive salary and an excel- nished room for rent. Full mi. Very good condition. Belmont N.H.-AII season -1982 MAZDA RX7, very k lent benefit package. For consideration, please forward your kitchen & bath, all utils, clean, 73K, A/c, cass. 5 Asking $3500.00 Call resume to Personnel Administrator, Vaisala Inc., 100 gorgeous 2 yr, old 6 rm. cable, private pkg, Vi mi. 935-9676 . ^Commerce Way, Wobum, MA 01801. An equal colonial. ^V^ bths. spd„ $2750. Call 617- EXPERIENCED from rte 93. Call 508- 944-9430 leave message. 1986 TOYOTA Cressida, k opportunity employer. No agencies, please. garage. Near Laconia. 658-6849 12/30t B30-2 $795 mo. no fee. Mack 1983 CHEVY Cavalier 4 loaded, 83K, $8700. Call Re 508-658-2400. WINCHESTER rm. for dr, auto, am/fm/cass. 932-9280. SUPERVISOR rent in privt. home. Walk- HOUSE TO LET: Wilm- 160K, ps, pb, runs fine, 1987 BUICK LeSabre to operate and manage computerized inventory ing, dist. to ctr. Clean looks good. $800/bo. Limited Sedan. Great system for growing food service company. ington 2 bdrms., new linen, cable TV, ww. $80 508-649-3097 Buy! Ps, p. seats p/w, a/c, Responsibilities: data entry, coordinate daily/ kitchen, bath & hdwd wk. 729-3897 after 6 pm.. floors, fireplaced living 1983 DATSUN Maxima 6 am/fm stereo cass., plush monthly processing functions, analyze/reconcile ® VAISALA rom., Ig. lot, shed. WOBURN • large furnish- cyl. diesel. auto/ int., 58K miles. $5,000. monthly reports. Excellent organizational skills $750/mo. + utll. Call ed room near 128/93. Off overdrive. 61K, one 617-933-3248 needed. Competitive salary and benefit package. 508-657-4343. 12/30t Street parking, $85 week. owner, excellent condi- 1987 CHEVY I ROC, T- SECRETARIES Call 617 935-7295. Respond with resume to: NORTH READING tion. $3500.617-729-2119. tops, ac, auto, Bose WORD PROCESSORS .stero, red, 60K , no P.O. Box 2356 RECEPTIONIST 5 room, 2 bedroom, large 1983 FORD Crown Victo- WordPerfect Seasonal 171 'dents/rust. Mint. Loaded. Woburn, MA 01801 BM-J *< Part Time lot. 1st, last & security ria, 2 dr sedan. Exc. con- IBM MSWord deposit. $800 month. No COCOA Beach Fla. dt. Low milage, all op- 305TPI. $6799.272-6579 Winchester Systems, a small, growing computer DIGITAL utilities. Call 438-5785. Ocean front resort, sips. tions incld. S2500/BO 1987 CHEVY IROC Z auto peripherals company in Woburn, has two positions 184 Park St. 2-6, 2 baths, pools, ten- Call 246-4333 350, 48K mi, loaded! Ex- available lor energetic, motivated Individuals to greet tra tires/wheels Kenwood VISIT US 1ST! visitors, maintain busy switchboard and assist in nis, health club, near HALF-TIME various projects. STONEHAM 2 fam. split Disney World, Restau- 1983 MUSTANG stereo p-out. $7000/bo Taka ckarfa of YOUR cnin with a ckokr of aacallaat taa- Available shifts are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 1 p.m. to 6 3 bdrm. Ir, dr, mod. kit., rant. Wkly.,/mthly. mid 4 spd., cloth int., am/fm Mike eves 935-0519. poi»rv aaalaaaaata. cass. nds. some work, BOOKKEEPER p.m. S6-S8/per hour depending on experience. bath, no pets, no utils., Jan-April. 508-664-1031. 1987 PLYMOUTH Duster, Established software company located near 128 and • TOP RATES! av. Jan 1, $900 mo. Bet. dependable around town 93 in Woburn seeks permanent, part time Bookkeeper • SANE WEEK PAY! Plaaia call Judy Whalan: FOR rent Attitash Village. 1 owner, low miles, auto. • BENEFITS! 4-8. pm, 617-438-8168. car. $500. AS IS. Call who will also provide general administrative support Week 1, Jan. 4-11th. Sat. 508-851-0795 eves. tft $2995. Sto. Auto Ex- • FREE WORD PROCESSING WINCHESTER SYSTEMS 12/30s change. 617-438-4900. 1/ including some typing and telephone answering. TRAINING to Sat. Pool, hot tub, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Must be able to work WAKEFIELD Lease w/. 1983 TOYOTA Celica GT, Call or Visit TODAYI 617-933-8500 washer/dryer. Skiing & 1987 SUBARU GL Sedan effectively with minimum supervision in dynamic en- option to buy. 3 bdrm, 2 much more. Call Tom 5spd, all options, runs BURLINGTON perfect. Very little rust. Roadster. Auto. 4 doors, vironment. Prior experience using computers lor llnan- 3 N.E. EKCUIIVC Park bth, furn/or un-furnished. 617-944-3488. $490/wk. cial applications required. Compensation competitive. (617)273-1472 98K. $3200/BO Nd $$ for 4 cylinder. White w/ blue 1st & 1st mos. rent. Call LOON MOUNTAIN cloth roof, Blue int. Exc. Send resume to: PEABODY 246-1664 college. 272-8082 8 Eaa«> Cantar Drlva Lux/condo sips. 8. Shut- Cond. $3,000.933-3797. Dailv Times Chronicle (508) 532-6820 TEMPORARY RECEPTIONIST/ WILMINGTON 4 bdrm 1984 BUICK LeSabre tle to mountain. Pool, 1987 TOYOTA 4 runner, 5 , Box 2792 split. 1'/2 baths, screened exercise rm., etc. Limited, fully loaded, ac, I Arrow Drive, Woburn, MA 01801 BM-J Office 4 dr., good cond. $1500. spd, 4x4. 1 owner, extra OFFICE ASSISTANT porch, treed lot. $1200/ Gourmet kit. Call 617- Busy personal placement agency needs long term tem- 935-5597. clean, $9495. Low miles, Specialists, mo. + utils. No pets. Call 665-4029 orfr17-721-2371. 1 yr warr. Stoneham Auto 0234 porary receptionist who can handle hectic phones while 508-657-7907 >■ LOON MOUNTAIN 1984 BUICK Regal, Exc. Exchange 617-438- juggling multiple priorities. Duties include word process- cond. Auto, ac, tape GENERAL HELP ing and data entry, tiling, copying, greeting applicants. I WILMINGTON7Burlington 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo, 4900, . 1/38 sips. 6, Fitness Ctr. Shut- deck, loaded with extras. Requirements include solid office experience, excellent line. 7 rm- ranch. Frpl. 1988 CH EVROLET phone skills, and the ability to stay cool under presure. tle to Mtn. $225 wkend. Asking $3,500. Call GENERAL HELP Ilvrm., 2 baths, 2 car gar., Darlene 935-8934. Cavalier, 23K miles, auto, As we grow this position could become a permanent one. executive area. $1250 mo. $500 wk. Call 272-9663. a/c, am/fm, silver w/blue to apply contact Sharon Oonahuo at No fee. Mac R.E.. 508- LOON MT. N.H. 1984 MERCURY LYNX int. $4995. 617-289- Help Us With 658-2400. , AT THE VILLAGE, Deluxe wagon, ac, am'fm, tape, 9753. 1/17s ADVANCED PERSONAL ASSOCIATES SO Mall Rd., Burlington, MA 01 SOS BM* W(LMINGTON- 4 bdrms., 2 br. Twnhse. View of ski good tires, standard, 81K 1988 CHEVROLET Monte near 129. Lg. yard, frpl., 2 slopes from fireplaced very . dependable, some Carlo, SS, Silver/Gray. Qur Inventory, and Well 617-273-4250 or FAX 617-273-2360 baths, garage. $1000 + . Ivgrm. Fully equipped, all rust. $700. Call 944-5890 Loaded. Low miles. DRIVERS linens, pools. $325/ Harvey R.E. 508-658- 1984 MERCEDES 1900. $8500. Call 935-6073 $35,000 Per Year + + + 4324. 12/30t wkend, $650/wk. 617- eves. - Contribute To Yours. 438-7034 or 1-508-778- Fully loaded. 115K miles. NO EXP. NEEDED WOBURN 0053. tfs 35mpg. Black/Palomino. 1988 FORD Tempo, 47K Burlington Mall Local & Nationwide GENERAL HELP mod. brick duplex, on a $7200. Call Fran at 944- miles auto, a/c, am/fm, cul-de-sac, 3 bdrm., 1Vi NORTH CONWAV 1133 silver w/red int. $4495. Count our merchandise—then make it FULL TIME/ Fully equip, condo. Sce- your* for 20% off! baths, Fp„ d&d, Ig. yard, 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlas 617-289-9753. 1/17s PART TIME $950 + utils., avail. 1/1. nic west side log., conv. Jordan Marsh is currently hiring individuals to partici- to 5 ski areas & all Mt. wagon, 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, 1988 HONDA Accord, 4 Driver's License 646-5847/608-369-3668. a/c, 39K mi. w/rblt eng. dr, 5 spd, recent brakes, pate in the Semi-Annual Storewide Inventory. Wash. Valley activities. Give us some time between January 3 and the Required Wk/end, week, month. 8K, s/roof, very good timing belt, w/pump. Majr cond. $3000.935-5059. ■ serv. new tires. Mint. evening of January 8 to help us count our merchan- Rental Services 165 617-942-0058. 1/18s dise and receive... 1984 Oldsmobile Frenza Metaiic blue. $6275. 1-800-992-8005 WHEELCHAIR accessl- SKI LOON 662-5300 days. 245-6423 • A competitive wage Lincoln NH. Lux 3 bdrm 3 wagon, auto, stereo, ble homes, condos, & loaded, runs good, new 1988 JEEP Cherokee • An unlimited, one day shopping spree at apts., all areas. Many bath condo. Bale, fitness Jordan Marsh lor 20% off* brakes. Sticker. $1,695 or Laredo, auto, loaded, 54K other apt., aval. Mary at center, pool, Avail by wknd. wk, month. Reas. Best offer. 617 279-1165. mi., dark blue, $10,400. ;$top by the Human Resource Office at any of the w w HomeBaseRE279 9081. following times to apply: rates. Call 617-729-4819 1984 TOYOTA Cressida. 617-221-5111 (work), ^T^„* t **>* 617944-5077. SKI MAINE Excellent condition. December 27, lOam-Spm Rentals To Share 167 $3,400. Call after 4 pm. 1988 OLDSMOBILE December 30, 11 am-7pm DAY One bdrm. ski condo at December 31, 10am-3pm FEMALE wanted to rent Mt. Abram Ski area trails. 617 944-6718. Cutlas Calais, auto, a/c, ■Mfissr** room & share house, In- am/fm cassette, med. An Equal Opportunity Employer WAIT Family ski area, 10 mi. to 1985 BMW 735I, Mint cludes all conveniences. blue dk/blue inter. $4995. Sunday River Ski Resort cond., 89K mi, all the ex- • Excluding Cosmetics, Furs, Fine Jewelry, Burlington/Billerica line. under 3 hrs. dr. Sips. 4, Call 617-289-9753. 1/17s STAFF tras, anti brake, car Electronics, Small Electrics, Jordan Marsh Car Care, .Andrea 667-2690 or 658- qn. bed and qn. p-out 1988 OLDS Cutlass phone, $12,900 or B.O. Finale Clearance Center and Everyday Value Price Full & Part Time 2908 leave name & sofa, wood stove. $170 Cierra, sta. wgn. 3rd seat, 935-4316. items. Coupon not valid in conjunction with other Apply in person to number. tf_t wknd. $470 per week. ps, pb, am fm ster., vy. 617-334-6157. tfn 1985 BUICK Park Ave. gd. cond. 69K mi. 1 discounts or promotions and may not be used for Bill Landers MEDFORD M/F to share Gift Certificates. 2 bdrm apt.' $300 mo. Meticulously cared for owner. $4,990.935-4316. SKI 93 AREA and maintained. Medium Baldwin's Must love dogs! Call Bob Townhouse condo sips gray, 4 door, front wheel 1988 PONTIAC firebird 391-9381. 10, fully equipped. Just drive $3,995/BO. 935-4332 for sale. 43,000 miles, Restaurant North Shorn/Mlddloia« bring a toothbrush. 2 price $5500. Call 664- 2 Alfred St., Woburn night min. at $200. per 1985 CHEVROLET 4201. Ask for Bob or Jordan marsh Monday-Friday . Roommate Service 026 2 Cavalier Wagon, Std., 61K A TRADITION SINCE 1851 . Apts/houses to share might. Discount for Peggy. 12/30n miles, 4 new tires, a/c, "Providing compatible longer stay. 617-662- 1988 TOYOTA Tercel, 2 recent tune-up. $1925/ roommates since 1980" 8737. 1/25s dr. 4 cyl., standard. Low BO. 617-438-0652. 1/03s (617)5980706 WATERVILLE VALLEY miles. $3800. Call 617- TOWN Of MAOINO Townhouse/condo-slps 8, 1985 DODGE Ram Hi-top 438-1438. 2/25S it mm it., tea** ■» HN7-NU Printing company has openings for the following: conv. Van. ac, cb, color Reading, 2 Ig renovated fully equipped, FP, cable, 1989 CHRYSLER LeBar- NOTICE OF VACANCIES TV, alarm, 4 capt. chrs., rms for price of 1 in 2 2 full baths, Jacuzzi, ron GTC, Turbo, conv. Combination Estimator/ couch. $5200. 617-662- RECREATION DIVISION fam. Free Indry, pool, sauna, 2 pools, weight white w/brown leather, all lots of storage, $350 in- rm,, game rm., W/d, close 0273. 2/20s SUMM.FR OPENINGS 1892 power options. 46K, The following openings are available fo' OFFSET PRESS cludes utils, phone. to several ski areas. 1985 FORD Escort, 4 spd, $10,700BO. 933-6249 the summer of 1982 Camp Director g' Order Writer/ 942-1434or246-3077. Avail, wkends, wkly., or new clutch, 4 door, runs 16 Camp Director Pre-School, Sports A f989 FORD Mustang GT. Games Instructor. Science & Nature In- STONEHAM/Reading montyly. Reas. rates. Call well. Needs new head structor Special Needs Coordinator, 11 Burgandy, 40K mi., over Camp Counselors Baseball Director 3 Counter Person 508-452-5704. 1/29t gasket, $500/bo. Car in OPERATORS line.mins. to rtes. 128/93. $2000 in hi performance Baseball instructors Red Cross Swim Spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath Reading. 524-3516 Instruction Director. 3 Red Cross Swim parts & modifications. Instruction instructors Weekday Pool Needed By Printing Company Heidleberg GTO -1 ft 2 Color condo w/lots of extras!! AUTOMOTIVE $9,900. 932-3826. Manager. 2 Weekend Lifeguards Pool Prefer N/S 26+, Rent in- 1985 GRAND Wagoneer Maintenance-Person Applications are Must be experienced and familiar with Must Be Experienced on Heidleberg AUTO Jeep. Lew ml., 1 owner, 1990 FORD Taurus GL available at the Human Services Depart cl. heat, $400. Call 617- ment. 16 Lowell Street Reading. MA paper stock-pms ink system and have a Some part time positions also available. 944-6415. 12/30S X CHANGE 185 loaded. Ex. cond. Blk. wagon, loaded, mint 0'86' or call Recreation Supervisor w/burg. int. J6.500/BO. cond., Charcoal grey blk. Lesley Wexler 942-9065 Application general knowledge of printing. Openings available on 1st and 2nd shifts. Plea- STONEHAM - Share furn. BMW 7351, 1985. Mint deadline January 31,1992 Reading is 617-395-3184. int. List $18,000 sell for an equal opplnty empiye'm.'t G»2 2 bedrm. apt. F. 25 + cond., 89K mi. ps, pb, pw, Pleasant working conditions, paid sant working conditions, paid holidays, paid vaca- 1985 OLDSMOBILE $13,000/BO. 508-658-0460. pref. Non smkr. Share auto, locks, anti lock holidays, paid vacation, health insurance. tion, health insurance, excellent wages and Cutlass Cruiser, wagon $675 rent inc. ht & hw. No brakes, stereo, Motorolla 1990 JAGUAR Soveren, opportunity for advancement for the right people. pets. Aft. 6,279-4796. car phone. $12,900. classic, 60K mi., orlg. black w/gray int., in warr., Baseball Hall of Famer 935-4316. owner. Loaded, $3995/ mint cond., Must sell. Ralph Kiner led the Na- WILMINGTON house to B.O. 617-665-3644. 1/4s 617-935-9000,days: 508- tiopal League In home 729-2012 share. Mod. 8 rm. split COMPLETELY gone thru 729-2012 1985 PLYMOUTH 356-1361 eves. runs seven consecutive ranch, clean, all mod. quality used cars. I am years (1946-1962) as a •ppl's., w/d, nice yd., not a dealer! $300-$1400. Voyager, 4 cyl., gd condt AUTO Litho-Craft ... 85K miles. $3900. 246- member of the Pitt- LITHO CRAFT avail. 12/1. $350. 508- Guaranteed. Call eves. TO ^8 sburgh Pirates. 6583536. 508-670-2184. 3761 days. 246-2705 eves PAGE S-8-M0NDAY, DECEMBER 30,1991 ViBog«r, No. boding Tramcript, Wilmington Iftowlcsbury Town Crmi, Stonohom In* ipondont ence, make this thriller,all the the Assassins' and Jim Marrs' - that Kennedy's death was the more frightening because of its "The Plot that Killed Kennedy,"* result of a far-reaching, well-orga- very plausibility. Stone also forces but the director made Garrison the nized coup d'etat - he also makes us to pose a question that has been film's protagonist. That choice for a verv convincing case. His obscured by a nostalgia for the brought with it a few problems. recreation of Dealcy Plaza in Camclot legacy. Instead of won- Costner turns in a compelling per- Dallas is eerie. His constant refer- dering who killed Kennedy, we formance as the patriotic and ences to information about the should start to ask why? determined attorney, but this guy case that has long been sup- is a bay scout in long pants, pressed by the government is all - by ^ocdcKe gPftjwi Garrison's closing arguments in " factual. His absolute conviction in V years. Is it flawed? Sure. Is it top cated camera work, Stone bom- But as Stone forces our minds court serve to explain his conspir- telling this story is swaying. That "JFK" Starring Kevin Costner, notch entertainment? You bet. bards us with information and open, he takes more than a few acy theory quite convincing, but S.tone docs all this while enter- Tommy Lee Jones, Gary Oldham, Stone, whose mindset seems then lets the pieces sift into place. chances. For one thing, he spins you feel as if you arc watching a taining us makes him a first-rate Sissy Spacek, Laurie Metcalf. stuck in the Sixties, has brought We begin to decipher the conspir- his interpretation of history 50-year-old Frank Capra flick. filmmaker who deserves an Oscar Directed by Oliver Stone. the collective consciousness of acy theory at about the same time through the eyes of Jim Garrison, Doesn't work in a film that is for this flick as much as he didn't Screenplay by Stone and Zachary this country back to November as New Orleans' prosecuting attor- played with remarkable candor by playing it down and dirty the rest for "Wall Street." Not only did Sklar. Produced by A Kitman Ho 22, 1963, the day John Fitzgerald', ney Jim Garrison, who discovered Kevin Costner. Ask any historian of the time. .Stone give us a new take on a sad and Stone. Rated R. Kennedy was assassinated on a a possible connection to the and they will tell you that However, even if Stone went subject, he and Costner poignant- Oulragcous.thought provoking, sunny, Texas street. There arc few Kennedy assassination right in his Garrison was considered a nutcase out of his way, and over the top, ly captured the death of innocence self-indulgent, brilliantly directed Americans who accept the theory home town. Garrison spent years when he brought New Orleans' to make sure his point was made - in this country. . and mesmerizing. Director Oliver that one gunman, the supposedly researching and investigating the businessman Clay Shaw (played with much panache by Tommy Stone has put together a three- crazed Lee Harvey Oswald, acted discordant fragments of a fright- Lee Jones) to trial for conspiring hour movie that leaves you at alone. Stone starts at that point ening puzzle before going public AUTO 1987 FORD Aerostar Van, Dishwasher/Utility .per- longing for more information on a and raises ideas that arc as unset- in the late sixties. The director's to kill the president. FROM S-7 XLT. All options, must son. Apply in person Stone based his script on sacrifice. $6200 or B.O. Joeshs II Restaurant, 30 subject that has haunted the tling as they arc fascinating. canny use of flashbacks, and dedi- 1990 SAAB 900S, 3 dr. Garrison's book, "On the Trail of Call 932-1333. • Torrice Drive, Woburn. American public for nearly 30 Using flashbacks and sophisti- cated refusal to pander to his audi- htebk., grey metallic, grey 1987 NISSAN King cab, Day & evening shifts lea., pristine cond., 2 yrs. ava 5 5 erhr left of warr. Only 14K mi. 4x4, fully loaded. 56K "» - °P - $16,900.617 942-0715. miles, plow pkg, tow pkg, DRIVERS WANTED plus many extras. $6700. Medical transportation, Autoi Wanted 187 617-391-9769aftr5pm split shift. Knowledge of 1988 CHEVY SportsideB°ston helpful. Call AUTOS REMOVED 4x4, ps, cruise, tilt, anti- 942-7547. Ask for Steve. Up to $60.00 paid. Junk lock brakes, am fm Exp. 3rd Party Billor cars & trucks. Wing's stereo cass., ac, like new. Needed for Ig Medical Used Auto Parts, 1^28 27K mi. 935-4648. Must Group for data entry & Shawsheen St, see.'mustdrive. collection follow-up. Tewksbury. 508-851-8100 or 657-7389 ^_ Motorcycles 189 1980 KAWASKI 750 LTD. $4900.245-4309. EXPERIENCED Cor- 62K miles. Great condi- 1989 CHEVROLET Ex- porate cafeteria cook, tion. 2 helmets & lock. plorer Hi-top Conversion Burlington area. Must be $1,000.Best offer. Call Van. Every extra incl. self starter and creative, 508-658-6065 color TV & VCR & CD $8/hr. Call 508-927-5929. system. 4 Capts. chrs. + GROWING Co. looking Recreational sofa bed. Showrm cond. for Part Time help: Secre- Vehicles . 191 Only 27K mi. Must see. tarlal, bookkeeping, an- $15,500 Firm. 729-3007. swering phone, misc. Pay 1973 R.V. FORD, 20 ft, all 1989 FORD Hi-Top Con- ££gSS° ,0 e*P-'CaH amenities (refrig, stove version Van, 2" tone, 6 T*^-3'"- etc) $3295/bo. Call 944- cyl., 41K mi., new tires, HUP 2290 ac, am fm cass., Color I need 6 full time & 10 1976 ATCO Travel Trailer, TV, Cruise control, Tilt part time people to help 31 ft. self contained, Wheel, 4 captains chairs with my business. Full sleeps 6. $2900 firm. & Sofa bed. $14,000. training. Start now. Call 935-8409. 9370009. 617-499-7983. 1988 FLEETWOOD LTD. Immadlato Openings Motor home w/car carrier. EMPLOYMENT COLLEGE STUDENTS, 36' Top"of the line. All —""rhV'""'m $9.25 to start. 2-6 wk. options & accessories. _ Dec./Jan. student work Immac. cond. 272-8066. Child Care program. All majors may 1989 SPRINT Motor Ring in the New Year home, 19' long, F&R heat Wanted* w —W^e LABORERS Earn up — to & air gen., tilt, cruise, LIVE-IN Child care pro-$450 per week. Will train, Tuesday Dec. 31st alarm, self-cont., only 5K vider, 3 children: 1Q, 6, & Several openings. Also mi. (60K ext. war.) 5. Lt. housekeeping,part time. Call 1-800- at (i Wholesale. $17,850. 508- cooking. Mature person. 551-1545. Ol WAKEFIELDS to 664-6495. 617-245-0057. Marketing Co. looking for 1989 5th Wheel, 26ft, exc WILMINGTON Looking motivated individual to Enjoy a bountiful New Year's Eve at Wakefield's with expanded condt., air, microwave, for mature resp person to help manage others in dining in OUr UpStairS Estate ROOttl^ Complimentary champagne awning, Tanden R. kit., care for 2 children ages 1 expansion of our Co. No io all of age - New Year stereo, many extras, SL6. & 3 yrs. Mon-Fri. 11am-exp. nee, will train. Call $13,000.617 933-5815 3pm. Refs req. Call 508-Amy 932-9745. Special New Year's Eve Entrees 657-4850 12/30t — Dancing NEWSPAPER CARRIER All entree* arc accompanied with a complimentary glaai of champagne or wine, a ^.Trucks & Vans 193 ' . OPPORTUNITIES fresh garden salad, roll* and butler, a choice of our creamy clam chowder or Ike •cafood bisque, butternut squash, baked potato ortrlce pllaf, coffee or tea and a TRUCK FOR SALE ElDDlovmentServices Deliver the Times choice of New York style cheesecake with •trawbeirwes or homemade chocolate Great Dinin 1987 FORD F-350. One • 7TT MI Chronicle A route with mousse cup with fresh Whipped cremc. \ Choose fro ton. Stereo w/tape, air & Publications 210 only 25 papers may earn lmour an app m e m n,hly Chicken Tcrtyakl. 17.95 Baked Stuffed Shrimp 20.95 FuJlMem cditioning cruise control. The Times Chronicle accepts no ™!, ™ ° A heafly 10 oz. breisi, marinated in our Saki wakehekh House Specialty (Scamped on request). Runs well. S7995/BO. Call responsibility for ads requiring, ?u . ;?° Iw r ,he rOU,e he Soy Teriyaki sauce. Seafood Ncul>ui>>...... 21.9S Fabulous Piano 508-658-2908 leave fees for services or publicationsHS. 8? , i • Chicken Continental. 18.9$ message. Inquire at If you have any questions please ,h'gher'h.e earnlnq8- See A marriage of lobster, scallops, crabmeat 4 ,he 1 1 A fresh boneless breast of chicken stuffed with Entertainment computer Haus. Call call the Classified Pepartment at chart below for ap- Gulf shrimp in our lightly sherried newburg Mvnhn proximate profits sauiccd spinach, mushrooms, onions, diced sauce. by Luann Pallazola 508-658-8591 ask for Virginia ham, seasoned rice A walnuts with a hint ^^ j TOTAL APPROX Steak "Quannapowllf 19.95 Bill. Ut of Danish swiss Lightly breaded, bake finished A Primo's HOME TKYPISTS, PC PAPERS MONTHLY Our finest cut of sirloin, broiled to perfection. Open Daily for Lunch & Dinner lopped with sauce supreme 1974 CHEVY Van worker, users needed: $35,000 • EARNINGS Prime Rib of Beef. 20.95 Baked Stuffed Scrod 19.99 Italian Restaurant 309 Montvale Ave.. Woburn 6 cyl, auto, recent eng. potential. Details. Call 1- 30 87 00 Fresh & delightfully delicious. Oven roasted to a tender finish Exit 36. N. or S. off Rte. 93 work, new carb & tune- 805-962-8000 Ext. B-9651. 36™„."!.!."LZ....LlOlJ00 Steak -Quannapowitt* * Baked 617-933-2662 Baked Stuffed Scallops 19.95 up, brakes, some rust. ', 40 116.00 Fresh and tastefully tender, broiled on Stuffed Scallop Combination 21.95 $1250/BRO. 933-3295. U.S. Mail Jobs, $11.77 to 45 13000 request in sherried butter. Oven roasted to a tender finish. $14.90/$12.95 fee. NowS!!!™Z!!!!Z!!!!!Zi4£oo Shrimp A Scallop Caaaerole..-2a95 Roast Prime Rib and Baked Stuffed 1979 FORD F350 1-ton hiring, your area. No ex- Routes vary "in size. If you A delicious blend of fresh Canadian sea scallops Shrimp Combination. 22.95 rack. Auto trans.. 351 P^oSn^.-i1.6063^; 1"have a family member & large Gulf shrimp baked en casserole wilh (Scampied on request). 900-680-4454 ext. 0394. sherry, shredded Danish Swiss, crumbs A buser cubic. Motor & trans, just age 10 and up wno may worked on. 87K mi. Has $200-$500 WEEKLY, be interested or know of appy New Year! 5th wheel hookup. No Assemble products at someone who may, Reservations please 617-245-1525 rust. $2500. 935-6308 home. Easy NO selling, please call us for our cur- buncheon Hours Dec. 31 - 11:30 - 3 p.m. 1981 CHEVY Custom You're paid direct. Fully rent openings. New Year's Eve Dinner - 5:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m. Van. $3500. Blue/Blue, Guaranteed. FREE 24 Woburn 933-3700 (A la carte from regular menu only, til 5:30 p.m.) i reclining captain chrs, Hour recording 801-379- Reading 944-2200 RESTAURANT pioneer stereo w/amps & P Y an Ml 8 POrtrait St d olus #MA°?°7HnH " ' WR? °' " « '° eq. 2 bat sys. 935-1478 House Call Hors D'oeuvres ftMA^HUH. 1/15Tis seeking telemarketers Take out or dine-in, in our beautiful all new Woburn _ for PT work, FT pay. - 'Assorted Hot Appetizer Platters 1982 FORD Courier, 5 Aanornl Mothers hours. Please Restaurant. If you enjoy Mandarin, Szcchuan and Cantonese spd, 4 cyl w/cap, 70K, , ol ...call Lorraine 272-4400. Oven Ready or Precooked Cuisines tastefully prepared, you'll love our Special^! some rust, am/fm stereo Help Wanted 213 Mothers & senior citizens Choose from • Freshly breaded chicken tenders • Fresh sea Fabulous cass., runs well. Asking welcome to apply. scallops wrapped in bacon • Sausage stuffed mushrooms • Crab Luncheon Dinner Best offer Call 935-6422 SAuambly Bond«ri$- stuffed puffs • Chicken tenders wrapped in bacon w/pea pods & Cocktail 1984 FORD Ranger- TAC/TEMPS has older woman looking for Specials [Specials pick-up, 4 cyl., good assembly positions open a woman to share her teriyaki • cheese, vegetable & dip plates • shrimp cocktail Lounge cond., $2500/BO. Call in the greater Lowell area home. Free rm in ex- Exit 36 off Rte. 128 932-9595/932-0300 729-7931. for individuals experl- change lor companion- Order early for Holiday Parties Delivery Service A vailable enced In'microscope rib- ship & some cooking, Washington Street 340 West Cummings Park, Woburn 1984 FORD Conv. Van, \ ps, pb, ac, ster. cas., sm. bon and die bonding. 1st 245-1003. Closed New Year's Day Honoring American F.xpress • Mastercard • Visa and 2nd shift available. .,....M.I.M 8 cyl. w/od, 4 reel. cpt. PT 17 -19 Water St.; Wakefield Center New Year's Eve Dinner Reservations Call immediatly for an- fi, 5 .• , chrs.-, w/recl. rear sofa, appt. We qjfer top pay,*°un9 Wobum m.edlcal Now Being Accepted must be seen! $5,795or eed s bonuses and healthTR^W"* " n . *V?1 •Save Time! ORDER Your New Year's Eve BO. 935-5122. surance. 6 mos related d a b ' e, P e °J ' f ' °I experience and refer-as3e^blv "BftJfoJ takeout orders Early! 1985 FORD Bronco sm. ences required. Resume Pm: Mon-; F.n- Wl" ,rain: model. Good cond., sm. Open 11:30 am -10 pm daily, Fri til 11 pm; Sat 12 noon-11 pm, Sun 12 noon-9 pm a-lus. TAC/TEMPS, 265 S"B*U"£%SjJP plow. 4x4, am fm stereo, Mat orSand 933<911 Dine With Us NEW YEAR'S EVE! Wlnn St., Burlington, Ma- * y - K pb, ps, 45K mi. Asking (617)273-2500. POSTAL JOBS $18,392- $4,400.935-4316. . 1985 JEEP CJ7, 2 Tops, WE PAY YOU to Lose up £?'' ,**8MI Ext- P' am/fm stereo cassette. To-29 Ibs.in the next 30 f^LL , Runs good, looks good. 4 days. Dr. recomended. SALES Person with speed. $3500. Call any- Call now. 617-499-7704. direct sales exp. Sell time 938-1717 Free-24hr. information, advertising to Retail and Horseshoe Lounge 1986 CHEVROLET C-10 Professional businesses THE GREAT WALL pick-up. PB/PS, elec. ATTENTION: Child Care, in protected area. Owner 226 Main Street. North Reading windows, new brakes, Three full time positions, willing to share equity shocks, tune-up. Cap in new born to 6 yrs. old. with right person. Call RESTAURANT el., $3350.508-663-3593. $200-$300/wk. Concord, 1-508-475-7501: HAPPY NEW YEAR Andover. Part time days, .., ,' c Fine Chinese Cuisine 1986 EL CAMINO 305, 4 15-20 hrs., at $8.00/hr. School But Drivers Open New Year's Eve for Buffet Extravaganza brl. auto., conquista, Live-in Nannies needed 20-40 hours per week, many options, runs & with exp. $250 +. - Highest wages with fast your dining pleasure Roast Beef ~ Lasagna looks good. $4900 or B/O. MINUTE WOMEN INC. advances. Call 508-688- - Reserve your date early Cold Cuts ~ Salad Call 944-0412. 862-3561, call Katie: 8256 - Open Daily , 1986 FORD F250, auto, 8 AVON SUPERMARKET HELP Potatoes ~ Veggies & More cyl., cap w/ rack, 73K mi., Cosmetics, Fragrance. F.T. Dairy Manager & Sun.-Thurs. 11:30-9:30 M»OM« oil changed every 3k, new Gifts. Skin So Soft. To Asst. Produce Manager, Friday and Saturday 11:30-10:30 Music by exhaust. Runs great. buy or sell Avon Pro- Exp. req'd. Premium pay, Don't Miss Sat. & Sun. $5,500. Call 617 944-7868. ducts,call Peg933-6254. exc. benefits. Send Lee West 1986 GMC Van, 3/4 ton. resume to: P.O. Box C, Dim Sum 11:30-2 P.M. Roof rack, int. shelves, AVON Reading,MA. TAKE OUT AVAILABLE bins, drawers. $3995 or A NEW WAY! No door to TEArHEd ■ Aast Party Hats • Noisemakers BRO. 935-9412...... door, earn•>,..„ money, _.ii «.j«.build Teacher.i^rhor Dependable,n.n-nH-hi!" 309B The Great Road 11* „-J. r^l\ M°Idoen loving, caring persons, (Great Road Shopping Center) Champagne Toast 1986 PLYMOUTH business. Call Helen fg)| «■ part ^ £Q £; Voyager. Exc. cond. in- ^°^' Cuddle Care Day Care. Bedford, MA $ 20 per person side & out. Low mi., CLEANER NEEDED M-F 508470-3122. 1/8n Call/or Catering Information $4200. Call 617-438-3153 am1 wThn,n M^ar^ TMAS M'.NERY CORP. or 937-3996. nwd a,Ure 6rSOn Reserve Ndw 1987 CHRVROLET responsible.rinnn,lhiB WillKm train.lniln^ _„,„ » , • >" .L,. uirioiiou P Silverado 4x4 PU. Fully Call Dave 617-647-9232. "*area B-„.rrit.«Regardless 2 of S train- 1-508664 -3591 loaded. 350 V8, low miles. Disabled Man needs ing, write M. N. Hopkins, TEL: (617) 275-7007 $8500. Call after 6pm/ home health aid. F/T, P/T. Box 711, Ft. Worth, TX 617-933-3113 273-2194. 76101. * Country Breakfast Served Harrow's Harrow'. •Offer Exp.Jan. 15/1992 93S-3270 Sat A Sun 7:30 am to 11:30 am r,L J ■=^— ' \ \ ) i.,