, Wilmington Crar WWW.YOURTOWNCRIER.COM 26 PAGES 50TH YEAR NO. 52 -nUNE 978-658-2346 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 stnijp&^sterl 2005 - Town's 275; Town Crier's 50th year A couple of Bv STEPHEN BJORK state officials, along with representatives municipal solid waste, contaminated soils, ject differed substantially from what was Good Guys WILMINGTON - The debate over the from the solid waste industry, have liquid chemicals, newsprint, non-haz- originally presented. need for a new library and the fight to formed a loose coalition and have been ardous waste, and other products, from While it voted unanimously to dismiss,, block New England Transrail each drew a working hard to block NET from the site. trucks to railroad cars. The facility would the STB did not discuss or rule on the 1sP"* ^S^f iJ??S substantial amount of ink; more so proba- The proposed waste transfer facility include grinding and processing activities. merits of the proposal. The petition was bly than any other single story, but in would transload various materials, includ- Roughly 400 truck trips per day may be dismissed without prejudice, enabling No turn on red..arrow Sfs£== JHHy= ElS0! fifty-two editions of the Town Crier, read- construction and demolition debris, ienerated by the facility, depending on the NET to come back to the table for anoth- ers kept in close contact with thei success of the busi- er try. tT-^rr SMESSBB n_3^; So...whfll about Roccos? isd— %-Z Xo*.«a\',£ Syj*.'?5 ■■■^■"'■*'« mi— .>■*>— community. Summaries of some ness, and one train Wilmington Town Counsel Paul the most memorable stories of 2 with roughly 25 cars DeRensis is currently dissecting the 108- appear below. would likely run per page filing and will meet with Town offi- New England Transrail day on a six day per cials to determine strategy. As of December 5, 2005, Ne week schedule. It is Meanwhile, Miceli will be meeting with England Transrail (NET) once aga likely that a majority DEP officials and conferring with his began seeking a federal exemption of the truck traffic- coalition. which if granted would pave the wa; would access the Opponents of the project have unHL for the solid waste transfer station Eames Street loca- January 27, 2006 to offer comments. proposes to construct on the contain tion by way of Route The new library inated Olin Chemical property locat 38 through Woburn. The Town spoke loud and clear on the ed at 51 Eames Street. Local a: The site is located issue of a new library during the less than a mile from November 8th Special Town Election. By sprSS: 55rEr5 ~rr-_= Suspect evades po ??£}hz:£' invjCH-iT: •ir-i-rH.* '•" v*4* Mfca residential neighbor- a vote of 2,160 to 1,373, Wilmington resi- hoods in both towns dents opposed the construction of a new (Unijjji^flyp^r and from a library and discarded a $3.4 million state Wilmington nursing grant. llie Frank Kdley Roast home with more than Not a single one of Wilmington's six <—jW1B —fal— ««■ — ■*» ■■■ 100 residents. precincts voted in favor of the library pro- The federal exemp- posal. tion that NET is That was the second, and conclusive, seeking, which would' defeat of the most recent push for override all local and a new library. The week state regulations per- before, it failed to garner QtanmUgOIro taining to the han- the necessary two- A'C dling of solid waste, thirds majority t - ai" v» Wilmington loses two year protection 6 would come from the vote at the ^ (v\\t^L U.S. Department of Special ^^ Transportation's - SWigM I.I I.II—»-"<'i I.I-I. , *4 mil n,w Surface gS *&E§H 5@SS=S ^S-^- Transportation Board (STB). The STB is a three-mem ber board charged Crystal Not just flights of fancy, with promoting the Commons Flights of White gaining pound **-*•—*-*'"i*>i'**p»—,-*m use of railways to alleviate truck traffic lown Manager Get your on the nation's high- Town accused of unfair wallet ready tor WHS £=£=5 SKSS ways. labor practices I»M«U NET originally filed for exemption in Meeting, ^^^m'i December 2003, but but propo- '%'<^V'/S^''.^^ r^wSrtagloo Tie HIS FIRST PARADE: Bill Robinson recently joined the in May of 2005, the nents held tj^M^jifl WUrnington Minutemen. Sunday, Sept 18, 2005 he marched in m Ford back in STB dismissed the CONTINUED m iihe his first) parade, Wilmington's 275th Anniversary Parade. petition, ruling that f (Maureen Lamoureux photo) the scope of the pro- PAGE 16

$gT Town hopes to rebuild Kidsplace SSSSKHSwr; on the other side of town. "My hope is that we can apply some funding v?^;£ When the school reopens next week, there will be a "Wait a minute — it was literally 15 months of my life!" in the upcoming budget. And we'll see if there v^£ vacant space on the Shawsheen School playground. After she said. "I don't regret doing it, but I didn't realize when are other resources," he said. A full replacement ~<;ZZZ, 17 years exposure to the weather, the Kidsplace playground I started how much work it actually would be." would cost about $150,000. It could be built in phas- structure has been torn down. But now the town is looking at doing something like that es, ^g Wood doesn't last forever, not even pressure-treated again. Town Manager Michael Caira said the town is not He said that he is confident there will be a new play- wood, and the structure had become dried and splintered. abandoning the playground area. ground to replace Kidsplace. 75' As the playground deteriorated, some vandalism occurred, and the DPW had to pull out some units Interchange update of the structure. The school wasn't using it, as it M1111 ■■ IKM ** 11' W»i-i«»«i4 was no longer considered safe. The 10,000 sq. ft. playground was built in fivel days in June, 1988 by an army of volunteers. How I Water ban continues many volunteers? Well, on Saturday, June 11,1988, the committee served 1000 lunches. Not all the vol- unteers were doing construction. There were many people at work on supporting tasks — for instance, serving lunch. Kidsplace was put together by a committee of 15 parents who worked for 15 months and raised $42,000. If the town had paid to have the play- ground built, it would have cost $180,000. School children raised $3000. It was designed by architect Robert Leathers, who has built more than 1000 similar playscapes, including one for the pandas at the National Zooj in Washington, D.C. The Leathers program is] known for involving members of the community] in the building of the playscapes. Children': J/ * ideas are incorporated into the structures Kidsplace had room for 150 kids. I resembled a castle, with 60 function ing pieces of apparatus, a hugi whale, a fort, suspensio: bridges, tire swings. It wasl designed to provide a pla; experience that was both fun and safe. The playgroum had no equal the area. Once it was done, someone asked Barbara Cannon, the general SPLINTERED: Kidsplace. after years of wear, and after giving many, many children splinters has been coordinator of the pro- splintered itself on Tuesday, Dec. 27th. Assembled by volunteers back in 1988 the technology of using pres- ject, if she could build one sure treated wood is now old-tech. (Stu Neilson photo) She's "The Alaska teacher" of Wilmington Bv SANDRA teaching, the students are so excit- which explain their patch on the tition begins in Wasilla on the fol- required to finish the race with at FLETCHER ed about the race, they don't even quilt. lowing Sunday and ends in Nome, least six. Any animal that is Half way through her realize they are learning." "The entire race is staffed by vol- over 1100 miles away. deemed unfit to compete for health tenth year teaching in As for example, Gordon discussed unteers from the guys who fly the The dogs that participate on each reasons is flown Nome to receive Wilmington, second grade the report writing, journal writing planes to bring food, to the veteri- sled team are Alaskan Huskies, a treatments and await his team's teacher at the Wobun; Street and geography lessons in which narians for the dogs," said Gordon, breed stemming from the Siberian finish. School, Lynne Gordon, is preparing students in her classes have partic- it is just about a sense of commu- Huskies, but a little smaller in body Gordon believes that the Iditarod for her annual lesson on the ipated. According to Gordon, the nity that all these different people structure. They are approximately is a great teaching tool and it keeps Iditarcd. students would create maps of the come together in honor of a leg- 40 to 50 pounds in weight and also her students excited about learn To assist her in this year's lesson, trail, learning about the climate endary race." have a thinner coat. ing. Gordon has gotten a hold of the and the different parts of Alaska, Gordon is unsure of what will be "Part of the problem with the "I have become the Alaska Iditarod quilt, created by teachers where the race is held. the ultimate rest home for the quilt. Siberian Huskies is that their coat Teacher' and I think it's great," across the nation, who have partic- The quilt is roughly six feet by six She is to send the quilt to someone was so thick, a lot of dogs were said Gordon. To reach us ipated in the Iditarod through the feet, comprised of 25 squares, each in Indiana once her lesson is com- overheating," said Gordon. "With Gordon is a Wilmington resident "Teacher on the Trail" project. approximately 18 inches wide plete. She does, however, hope that the Alaskan Husky, they are slight- and has taught at the Woburn Call: 978-658-2346 Gordon was lucky enough to be Each square portrays a different the quilt ends up in Alaska, with the ly smaller and thinner, allowing Street Elementary School for six named the 2005 Teacher on the lesson or attitude that the Iditarod people who can appreciate the them more athletic ability." years. She received her Masters in Trail and feels that the race is a has inspired. Gordon is creating a meaning of the Iditarod .According to Gordon, no matter Elementary Education in 1992. great teaching tool for students. square that portrays a sense of The Iditarod begins each year on what type of dog is used, all the ani- Gordon noted that the theme of the "As teachers we have conferences community, as she, feels that the the first Saturday in March with a mals are properly trained and very Iditarod is an excellent interdisci- every year to discuss the different Iditarod is definitely about bringing ceremonial 11 mile run According well taken care of. There are check plinary approach to teaching and techniques incorporated in lessons all different walks of life together. to Gordon, this run is a "warm up- points through out the race, where unites children to her love of adven- for the students involving the race," The quilt comes with a journal going from downtown Anchorage trained veterinarians examine all ture, animals, wilderness and their said Gordon. "It is great because which teachers, students and Alaska up to the beginning of the the dogs. A musher may start the curiosity about different life styles no matter what subject you are school faculty have written in actual race in Wasilla. The compe race with as many as 16 dogs and is and cultures.

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Town Crier's by Maria Harrison \

Those of you that normally and that suits me fine. They But while I'm on the sub- been abused during his stay \ 50th anniversary read my column know that often have guests on and ject, where is this all going as a guest of the United; I hiring 2005 the Town Crier The supplements traced the periodically I tend to get on people call in to comment to end? I am living long States. He said he has no a soapbox. This is one of on whatever the issue may enough to see the word clean underwear - poof ; published three special growth from an 8 those times. Most of my be. This day, the issue was Christmas driven from the baby. I have a few questions. \ anniversary supple page tabloid to a generation either listens to a young father of who English language because, I wonder if he asked the peo*' '"ents, ^ /^v\£* 28 page broad- hard rock, thinking that objected to his five year old horror of horrors, it actually pie in his torture rooms if h$ i ; could provide them som$i: sheet; a move those of us that were teens child being taught about has Christian roots. In this during the sixties have "alternate family choices" same vein, why should clean BVDS. Why don't* after a devastat- squatters' rights to the without parental permis- Christian beliefs be side- they ask him if the rap£*: rooms were abuse or jusfc^: L ing fire in the music, or give in to middle sion. lined and a father, be not recreational entertainment '. old depot in age and listen to the oldies. I'm not going to go into the only reprimanded but also Tb avoid both groups, I lis- for him and his sons? Why it E North entire issue because it arrested for protesting it O.K. to behead afc> ten to talk radio. should be a moot point. No teachings against his American and show it on Tf' I I had the radio on in my sexually oriented lessons Christian beliefs? Why do and not O.K. to monitor confc ; Z bathroom while I was should be taught to a five we have to respect the reli- versations that may threat? Z putting on my make-up, year old in the classroom - gious rights of prisoners en U.S. safety? Why do witfj: which by the way, is taking period. It doesn't matter to who have plotted to kill us give the enemy credence!: I longer and longer to make a five year old if Judy has but deny the same rights to and defile our own beliefs ; me look "natural." I have to two daddies, four mommies tax paying Americans? and government? admit that most of the radio or six goats raising them. If you have been following I think my grandfathef Z anniver- hosts at the station I listen Five year olds just don't the Saddam trials, you know was right,- "The inmates are I sary of to have right-wing attitudes think about those things. that he has said that he has running the asylum." Capt. Larz Neilson's first publication of I he; Town Crier. The special edi- Everything's A Story tions marked ^§§p %$£& t^i?.* JZ^"^ milestones and the ^^ %^l^^^' Wilmingtiton by Andrea MacMullin makers of news dur- to Lowell St., a few ing the past 50 years of the Captain's "sea/mush- What a year it's been. I Parade. And when that wish come to mind who tirelessly not expected. I now knov£ inn Wilmington and room stories and the charac- happened upon a new was granted, I was the lucky give of themselves. that many individuals and career that I only envi- one to hear all about it. Tewksbury. ters met along the way. And speaking of giving of families are touched b sioned about in the privacy I was lucky enough to meet themselves, the 9-11 their support. of my own mind. In a a few of our most esteemed Committee did in one year And even though I know chance chain of events, citizens, those who celebrat- the unimaginable. They that "everything's a story," I ers to the Stephen Bjork of the Town ed one hundred or more built a monument to honor didn't realize that behind; t ■ ' - n 11 ■■!■ Crier gave me a shot, and years of life. Their stories all of those who lost their many of the local businessj here I am. are priceless, and their lives on September 11th. I that yes, there is a story!: Many more thanks What I never imagined was knowledge invaluable. was graced by the Hashem Bill of Donna's Donuts, and that I would meet and be My first interview was War Editor, and Gay families, who many the Nguyen's of Silk Nail* ; Anniversary theme. moved by some of the most with Mico Kaufman, a times told me their story. In last week's edition of the Wilmington Public Works and Spa are two of the Town Crier, we ran an ad extraordinary people I could world-renowned sculptor I met Elaine Senechal, a deserving entrepreneurs in Department for the postings of ever know. Even more sur- whose first piece was expressing our appreciation to signs, closing/detouring TMHS teacher who is giving our town who have worked ! prising is that I didn't have carved from ebony with a thejmany individuals and orga- streets, and trash control. her students more than hard, and have succeeded. • * nizations which made to go far to find them. The Wilmington Sons of Italy pocketknife. He was an what is in a textbook, and I Yes, it's been quite a yeat£ Wilmington's 275th for their participation in events. I learned of exceptional expert in his field, and I a look forward to my own chil- There have been changes ift Anniversary program a huge generosity when Lisa gave novice, trying to do his story dren having her as a our towns, and changes in . sucfcess. A major sponsor of the activi- ties during the year (including her sister Gail a new kidney, justice. teacher. many of the personal storii Unfortunately when you com- and I learned of the perse- pile! many lists, you inadver- the parade) and their strong I realized how lucky I was Paul Manning, a local I have been lucky enough tently leave information out. I support of all community activ- verance of human nature in to live in a community "space enthusiast" is giving be a part of. woqld like to correct some of ities. the touching stories of Ron where so many people give this community an unex- To all of you who hav* these omissions and express Thanks to all who made this and Sue who have bettered their time and efforts for pected gift, an observatory. shared with me, I thank you. my sincere thanks to the follow- year very special. themselves, and those those around them. The It will allow for both young And to all of you who I havfc ing: Jack Gushing around them. Rotary Club, the Sidewalk and old to see beyond, and yet to meet, I look forward Wilmington Memorial Public Chairman I was moved by a special Committee, and the Parent reach for the stars. to hearing your story. « Library which ran a series of 275th Anniversary young man, Samuel, whose Advisory Council are just a programs under the the 275th Committee The quiet generosity of the Happy New Year, and may biggest wish was to see the few of the many organiza- Tewksbury Community 2006 have as many stories. Macy's Thanksgiving Day tions and committees that Pantry was something I had What the holidays mean to me

Dear Editor: be in the position at work ing their lives for the future in Brand Avenue baseball and But we always have the choice are fewer and father between Happy Hobdays! It's that where I can be compassionate a significantly positive direc- football games in the summer- of not allowing those negative, because of that, for which I am time of year again when we go and helpful to those vulnerable tion. time, and the traditional self-defeating moments con- grateful. One could have all the craey trying to keep up with the and who need it, and make a I am especially thankful for Thanksgiving Day 2-on-l bas- sume us no matter what they gifts, money, status and entitlej; hustle and bustle of getting real difference in the quality of my family. I love how my ketball game he plays with the are I've had some pretty tough ready to celebrate the season, ment in the world, but without someone's life and their fami- youngest child Zachary always kids. I love how he enjoys ones, not knowing what the love all that means nothingf and maintain life's daily lies' lives. I'm grateful for my thinks about others and how anniversaries, birthdays and responsibilities. Many times, long-term impact might be, but Without human compassion "forever" friends, who have got- caring he is to everyone around the holiday season, with all of I've always decided that I and connection, we are nothV though, people get too caught ten me though so much pain him, the way he laughs, how he our wonderful memories and would stay true to the happi- ing. And real power lies in tha up Jn the hustle and bustle and and sorrow in my life, have loves board games, how he looking forward to the future not enough of the celebration. I given me so much fun and hap- ness within myself and not faith that love and working enjoys his meals and tells me brought alive in the present allow those really dark, scary hard to make life joyful will mean celebrating in a human piness, who have grown up with my cooking is the best ever, the moment. I love the way he fre- connecting and spiritual way. me, traveled with me, stood by moments in my life ruin me. give back to you what you put way he's talented in music and quently takes and holds my And they haven't, and I am a into it. It does work; you just Don't get me wrong; I enjoy me, and have never abandoned wants to learn more, the way hand, even when doing some- being able to make the people I me. They are always with me, survivor though my experi- have to believe that God does M his eyes light up when he gets thing like food shopping or ences and all the stronger in help those who will help them- dearly love happy -with the even when they can't physically excited in anticipation of some stopped in traffic, which makes things I can afford to give be there. I'm grateful for the my beliefs by my conviction in selves. new, fun adventure and the way the mundane seem not so drea- them. For the most part, life is Have a very Merry Christmas thetn. However, I am gratified gift of music and the opportuni- his hugs are second-to-none. I ry. I love his romance, his bear to know that if I were not able ties that have been made avail- what you make of it, and I and a Happy New Year in 2006( love the way my adolescent hugs and the beautiful things choose to live happily in the Sincerery1, to give anything of material able to me; it has opened doors son, Luke, is so smart and has he says to me to remind me daylight with caring people Tracey A. MacNeill - value, they would love me and all of my life, educational, spir- the intellectual understanding be there for me just the same. how much he loves me. I love around me. And the bad times Wilmington - itual, secular and otherwise. of a more mature person, yet his playful, young, fun enthusi- It'sjnot the belongings we own; I'm grateful for those who live still is very much a little kid, - it's-how we live, how we love asm about life. I love how he and work in our town that care the way he laughs, his beautiful *4 and how we give from the heart can still stop the world with the about the welfare of my chil- eyes, his kind heart, his chival- and soul that makes us who we dren not because it's their job, way he looks at me, which is ry and how he's so polite, his i - are.* It's how we regard and but because they care - thank the same adoring look he's 1: behjive toward people and how love of family, his love for ani- given me since the day we fell SflumlkCmr you to Town Manager Michael mals, his love of music and of we Jillow ourselves to be treated Caira for supporting necessary in love all those years ago. sports, how talented he is as an QTetokaburp - Wilmington by pthers that define us. It's educational services in order This is what Christmas is all Wilmington office locateiat: all-around athlete. I love how remembering to be thankful for for all Wilmington students to about to me. 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TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28. 2005 The Family Therapist by Anthony Ferrara Everybody is doing it

'At what age should children destroy our children. Each year Meeting and planning secretly can be especially dangerous person who can. With the prop- may need an emergency ridt/ he allowed to have a cell phone? that passes the age of libera- becomes the child's choice. with on line capabilities. They er limits of your home vicinity, home. He could become ill. It^ A friend of mine asked my opin- tion is getting younger. Young innocent children do not can download to websites such or a friend's house, he/she is might be necessary to get awfey ion in regard to his eleven-year- Children are becoming part of have the capacity to protect as "My Space" for all to see. An always within your reach. Your from some dangerous situation ojd daughter. He seemed very the adult world before their themselves. An older and wiser inappropriate sighting could personal presence or friends' The phone now becomes a salni disturbed about what he should time. person can manipulate and ruin a child's reputation for life. phone makes this possible. My vation because of proper use, 1 do. His gut belief was he should It's about time parents take a misdirect the younger child. The additional cost of cell wife always used a bell that Parents must be more vigilant--; deny her request. Yet he was stand and stop behavior they The cell phone can open the phones can also be surprising, could be heard throughout the than ever before. They should: disturbed about making this know is wrong. Hurting your door to pedophiles and rapists. when exceeding the monthly neighborhood. There was no monitor, limit, and deny the decision. His daughter had her child's feelings is better than Some parents may not realize time allocation, additional cost excuse for my children not to many items that corrupt oury heart set on having a cell hurting their lives. This eleven the hidden potentials of the cell of text messaging, and other respond. Not hearing the bell children. The cell phone is but I phone. It was the first and most year-old child will not be get- phone. Cell phones have text _hidden cost. Knowing these meant they had gone too far. one-item parents must scrut*' important request for ting her cell phone. She will be message capability, so the kids facts should help parents in The cell phone can also be a nize and evaluate. I find that i Christmas. She stated: "All my sad, disappointed, and proba- don't have to talk. They only evaluating cell phones. very helpful and positive most parents, on a gut level, friends have cell phones." To bly angry, but safe. We con- need to send a printed message. I feel eleven and twelve year- instrument. There are times know what is right and what is < d]eny the child was to make her stantly hear about children This allows them to communi- old children are too young to when the child should have a wrong. However, they seem. tor feel different from other chil- being lured on line. Too often cate in a classroom without have a phone. Thirteen to six- phone. As children age they deny what they believe :*ol dren. their encounters end in saying a word. Some schools teen years of age would depend become (hopefully) more accept the fact that.! •No parent wants his or her tragedy. are beginning to realize the on circumstances. You may responsible and are ready to "Everybody is doing it." We;: child to feel like an outsider. A computer can be controlled harm cell phones cause and argue that by having a phone venture further from home. must learn to say "No" again,' However, the brain washing and monitored. The cell phone have taken disciplinary action you will know where the child is Need should be the reason for so that we may choose properly words: "Everybody is doing it. severs all the safe guards. You if used on school property. at all times. A cell phone is not having a phone. Its need could in directing our children. u«a Everybody has one" these are can no longer be your child's Another concerning aspect of necessary to accomplish this vary from special occasions to Make your decisions based on the words that make things protector. Your child now has cell phones is the picture photo goal. If you are a concerned everyday use. These children what you truly believe. «.ri right and acceptable even if his/her own private world. She capabilities. Kids can take a parent, you will know where are usually older than fourteen, Questions, comments, 1,03 they're wrong. The problem is is now able to talk to persons picture of anything or anybody your young child is. If you because they travel greater dis- feedback: E-MAIL Tony ajfi.j these words are helping to you might never approve of. and send it to friend or foe. This can't, find some responsible tance from home. The child [email protected]. ■,*

— __—,—r the editor 9 ■ -""-"'^iri'aillHii Should the U.S. break away from has become, a Liberal Utopia. munism to succeed, it never has The government has assumed, cfontastic Sams the Northeast allowing it to float The letters also help to explain and it never will. The Pilgrims command of the households and. out to sea? my behavior over the years. You tried it years ago and nearly raising our children as well. . j , During the past week my friend may not agree with the content but starved to death. The short term know many people that have given Teaming ^taof tf^ of thirty years and I exchanged e- I urge everyone to give the letters benefits of a socialist communist up on themselves as a result of j mails covering subjects that have great thought. The letter is not government will be followed by government intrusions and that Up For caused deep concern for both of us. intended to anger anyone if it does long term pain and suffering. Not troubles me more than anything We are extremely concerned with it has missed its mark. These are every socialist country survives else. The government controls the direction that Liberal leaders our opinions and I welcome yours. there collapse, most do not. May when and where a child can Kids especially Liberals from the I do understand that most of you God bless our grandchildren and receive an abortion. This intrusion Northeast want America to follow. are already in the choir, however, great grandchildren. by the government creates a life of The discussions covered Secular there are some important mes- Socialism and secular govern- regret for the child that needs Meet Louie the Lock Monster & Governments, Abortion, Gay mar- sages for you as well. ments in Europe are ten years parental love and guidance more The Lock Monster Players riage and of course the War on ahead of the United States and as than ever before. , Terror. Dear Don, usual the foundations are already Opportunity for pictures & autographs Families have become My friend is from the Deep South I'm afraid that I have already collapsing. Churches, family, and in some cases unwilling sla and is highly respected by every- given up on the Northeast. It sobriety, marriage are all memo- to the government. So many fami- one that knows him. Jim has ded- escapes me how knowledgeable ries of the past for most Free Ticket Offer! lies have been destroyed by a goV* ] icated his entire life to God, hard people can continue to elect lying, Europeans. A large percentage of ernment that often provides more' Donate a 10" ponytail or make $10 cash donation work, family and family values. double-talking, back-stabbing, the populations remain intoxicated support than Dad can, creating a • His opinions and positions always ignorant representatives like Ted to Locks of Love & receive 2 free tickets to a 24/7. welfare mom with Dad receiving; stimulate the thought processes in Kennedy and his cohorts who Secular governments are now the bums rush out of the house and, Lock Monsters home game! others. haven't got a clue as to the real performing as designed destroying onto the street. . / I do not know Jim's party affilia- world. Kennedy, Pelosi and most of all that is good in every country There are situations that require tion; but I do know that he is not a the other Democrats have nothing that they control. It is a shame government support and aid which Only at Fantastic Sams Family Hair Salons Liberal and neither am I. to offer but static. I am so dis- that so many in this country are I am totally in favor of whenever, Out of extreme frustration the Jan 4 - 1900 Main St., Tewksbury, MA 6-7 PM gusted with their school yard without vision and are so easily led and wherever it is necessary. following exchange took place over rhetoric that I no longer listen to that they cannot see what is hap- Sixty years ago needed assistanea- Jan 10 - 1211 Osgood St, N. Andover, MA 6-7 PM a seven day period. This is an them. When they are on TV I pening to their country. We need came from families, Churches, j Jan 10 - 440 Middlesex Rd., Tyngsboro, MA 6-7 PM open E-mail between two friends either hit "mute" or change the God in our government, we do not neighbors, Salvation Army et^ ' and was never intended to be channels. need government in our churches. The families bonded during exchanged with others. Jim grant- I believe our colleague Bill t. That is why our ancestors came tough times. Today that www.fantasticsams.com www.locksoflove.org www.lockmonsters.com ed permission to use his letters, was correct years ago, when he here in order to avoid religious bility has been delegated the since I branded them precious. said that we should break off the persecution. ernment. Our concern and discussions cen- Northeast from the rest of the U. This condition could not have The pendulum has swung too bo- - tered on the Northeast and what it S. and let it float out to sea. I think happened thirty years ago pride and hopefully it will soon swiaf that the country would be better would not allow the governments back. ■-■., B off without it. such power over the people, while Far too many Americans are col- Maybe people like you should using the peoples own money to lecting various paychecks from mfe think about an escape plan rather defeat them. government and the list will ohJy,' trying to change or moderate opin- The Scandinavian countries led grow larger. Politicians are btr ions in such a dense wilderness of by the Netherlands are near to the votes instead of providing hi (Have \ prejudice, ignorance and self-serv- bottom of the barrel. A painful Many citizens would benefit ing bias. recovery in those countries will jobs that they refuse to accent7 Good luck and my condolences, take at least one or two genera- Starting from the bottom an* tions. As soon as they sicken from working their way up the ladder..' Dear Jim, looking up from the bottom of the was once the American way. Soon I agree with the contents in your barrel recovery may begin. It will no one will be available to work (Happy and Qafc recent letter. I know that the not be automatic in a Godless, law- and pay the bills with everyone thoughts came from a person that less society, ask anyone from Iraq. becoming reliant on government I respect and a person that shares The Northeast has yet to hit bot- assistance. . '**_', r my dreams and goals for America. tom but unfortunately it is getting When I was downsized from It is with deep concern that I very close. Our grandchildren will DATATAPE INC. a few years ago;a ; must report that the situation in pay for our misdirected compas- friend asked me how much disabil-! the Northeast is not good; in fact sion provided from both sides of ity I was collecting. I responded <%wT® we continue to lose ground to the the aisle. As you know nothing in none. He screamed, why? i'|l Liberals. That is why I must fight life is free the bills always catch responded that there was nothing I even harder and I will. I owe it to up. Those taking the free rides wrong with me. He then informed' myself to stay on the front lines today will pay for their tickets very me that no one cares about that. fighting Liberalism the best way soon or maybe I should say their while encouraging me to go down that I know how. I am not alone; grandchildren will pay for them. and sign up, they will find some- many of my friends and most of Most of my neighbors and thing wrong with you, he said,, my family are fighting at my side. friends see the error of our ways. I smarten up. Even though I may never accom- am surrounded by decent people My letters seldom convferV plish all of my goals I will regroup that are quite Conservative in their Liberals or anti-war zealots; hoW-'1 and resume the fight. beliefs. Unfortunately once again ever, they do provide comfort and I believe that Liberalism will they are the silent majority. hope and sometimes direction to crumble on its own weak founda- In the Northeast with Liberalism many other Americans. They also tion within the next ten years. run amuck many citizens do not help me to sort through difficult Unfortunately, it will not be with- even bother to vote, sad but true. problems and understanding them out pain and suffering. I do pray Only eighteen to twenty per cent of better myself. that Liberals wake up prior to that the voter populations in many of I will continue the fight and with collapse preventing such a tragedy. our towns participate in the voting God's help we will prevail. Th£ The collapse doesn't have to hap- process. Hope for improvement is Northeast is worth saving. The pen. close to zero. It maybe time to United States certainly benefited' I have stated many times that I close down Blockbuster Video on in WW n by the presence of ftfei- do not write opinion editorials to Election Day. Northeast in the war. We wiM '.i make friends, I write to save them. In many of the large cities and return to greatness again someday I am here to help prevent obvious especially close to the Canadian very soon. • g tragedies from occurring. border there are areas where DonO. Yiig America can do better and it must. poverty exists much like Many Americans have turned their Appalachia, however, on a much Dear Don, lives over to the government to smaller scale. Seasonal workers I can only agree with your manage and we know far too well spend half of the year counting thoughts. I was recently speaking what happens to all government their toes getting high instead of with members of my church that ' programs. relocating to areas where there is had just returned from mission My ancestors have sacrificed too employment. Once upon a time trips overseas in Wales and also much for me to cut and run at this seasonal workers as well as unem- Vermont, the apathy and lack.of time, the Northeast is my home ployed workers would travel to self-reliance you describe was foro and I will not leave. Connecticut or to other areas Our office will be closed Monday, January 2nd. most on their minds. j} \ I will attempt to explain why the where they could find jobs sending In Wales, huge ornate churches, Northeast is so lost and so misdi- Our office will re-open Tuesday, January 3rd their paychecks home. Today peo- that date back to the mid 180G's] rected and so very different from ple go to the unemployment office and capable of seating over l.Ooo for regular business hours. the way that it once was. and sign up while watching and now have a regular attendance of Some Americans have given in waiting for the snow melt before about 70. With unprecedentlBtf' to all of the government handouts returning to there seasonal jobs. peace and prosperity since WWTS1 including Americans living in the They make more money not work- (due mainly to sacrifices by the US Northeast. The recent attitude is ing than they do working with all and Britain) many see no need that as long as someone else is of the package deals such as food spiritual lives. In Vermont, the paying their bills they will cash the stamps etc. There are no longer uation was pretty much the Miceli Insurance checks. Life is one big entitlement built-in incentives for self improve- except that there are very program. This allows the govern- ment. churches period. ment to continue to grow in a Many will not accept lower pay- I appreciate your thoughts and I • socialistic fashion under liberal ing jobs and therefore welfare respect your tenacity and your I leadership. We do not like to admit becomes a substitute income long term goals. Surely, the J that we are socialist in the provider. Howard Dean's, Ted Kennedy'Sj! Northeast but it is now obvious. Clinton's, Reid's and Pelosi's, of]' The reality is that eventually As I stated earlier many of my this world can't last. 4A Colonial Park Mall • Wilmington, MA 01887 socialism will bring this great neighbors would seek employment Good luck and hang in there. - country to its knees and the coun- where ever they could find it years (978) 657-7200 Fax: (978)657-7295 try will fall. As you know it is ago. The government has taken Jim impossible for socialism, nr com- that pride away from Americans. TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005

Wilmington Library Notes *<**». Stewart Winter Foreign Film Series

Y^hter Foreign Film Get Your Act Together Children's Movie Night Teens are invited to create a papier-mache model of their Series Begins Jan. 11 If your 2006 New Year's reso- Showing on Monday, January lution is to get organized, mark 9th at 6:30 p.m will be the high- favorite Lord of the Rings During the cold wintry ly acclaimed wildlife documen- character or creature (no big- months of January and your calendar for Thursday, ger no than 2'x2' feet, please). January 19th, 7 p.m. Maxine tary made in Antarctica by February, the library will be French filmmaker, Luc All entries must be received by presenting its first "Foreign Gautier, owner of Out From Under Professional Organizing, Jacquet, about the march of a Friday, January 13. Completed FUlm Festival." A subscription entry forms must accompany will be the guest speaker that colony of Emperor Penguins to to»Massachusetts Story Time Chess Club Competency, or a previous ¥ * CWtural Council. Preschool Story Time is a Don't forget about Chess hunting/sporting license, or an tWggle Time drop in program for ages 3 to 5 Club! Chess Club meets the F.I.D. card, or a license to Wiggle Time for 2 year olds is is on Tuesdays, Fridays or second Tuesday of every month carry card before a hunting or held in two sessions on Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. on Jan. in the first floor meeting room sporting license can be issued. Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. and 3, 7, 10, 13, 17, 21, 24, 27 and 31. at 6:30 p.m. All ages and skill Please be advised that all pre- 10;30am. Registration is Story times last 30 minutes. levels are invited to come. You vious years licenses are MATTRESS COMPANY required. You may register for No registration is required. may bring a board if you wish, returned to the Division of Manufacturers of Quality Bedding any 3 out of the 4 available Terrific Tuesday Nights but it is not'required. No regis- Fisheries and Wildlife Field dates in Jan. The dates are Try our Terrific Tuesday tration is required. Jan. 10 will Headquarters (508-792-7270), Jib*'. 5, 12, 19 and 26. Please Nights for school age children. be the next Chess Club meeting. the Town Clerk does not have a calf 978-640-4490 x204 to register • On Jan. 3, 24 and 31 at 7:00 Rave Reviewers copy on file at the Town Clerk ig on December 27. p.m., children ages 5 to 8 can Come be part of our new Rave Office, therefore you should ince Party enjoy Twilight Tales. We'll read Reviewers! 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Make it Your George A. Castro Marjorie G. Matheson Retired bookbinder; 71 Clerk for Liberty Mutual Insurance New Years TEWKSBURY - George A. Joseph of Dracut; four grand- WILMINGTON - Marjorie G. Kenneth D. Matheson of Castro, age 71, a retired book- children, Kristen McKenna and (Lemmon) Matheson, age 74 Wilmington. Resolution binder, died Wednesday morn- her husband Paul of Tyngsboro, years, of Wilmington, died on Her funeral services were ing, Dec. 21, 2005, after a long Colene Blanchet of Chicago, December 19, 2005, at her resi- held from the W.S. Cavanaugh b stop in and and courageous fight with can- Erin Perlupo and Dylan dence. & Son Funeral Home, 374 Main cer. Perlupo both of Dracut; two Mrs. Matheson was born on St. (Rt. 38), Wilmington, Wi visit us at great grandchildren, Lucas Friday, May 22, 1931, in Tuesday morning, December Nicoll and Eh McKenna; four Somerville, the daughter of the 27, 2005, at 11:00 with the Rev. brothers, his twin, Joseph late Harry L. Lemmon and the Curt Wiedenroth of flfe Flaherty's! Castro of Las Vegas, NV, late Hazel (Smith) Lemmon. Heritage Park Baptist Church Anthony Castro of Tewksbury She had lived in Wilmington in Burlington officiating lave a Safe and Healthy John Castro of Lynn, Lawrence for many years, was an active Interment followed in the fa Castro of Chelsea; four sisters communicant of the Heritage ly lot Puritan Lawn Memoj; New Year and two brothers-in-law, Park Baptist Church in Park, in Peabody. Rosemary Hepp and her hus- Burlington and prior to retire- Memorial donations in her band Ken of EL, Dorothy ment, was employed as a Clerk name may be made to ttje Paul Flaherty & Staff Menize, and Eliza Guerriero for Liberty Mutual Insurance. Heritage Park Baptist Church, and her husband Anthony all of Mrs. Matheson was the 129 Lexington Street, EtfatP.9£*4e*% JEWELER Tewksbury, Diana Castro of Las beloved wife of the late Burlington, MA 01803. ,.j. Vegas, NV; two sisters-in-law, 978-657-8338 WILMINGTON PLAZA Emily Castro of Tewksbury and .A: Maria Castro of Peabody; and David J. Santos He was born in Somerville, numerous nieces and nephews. ..:■ July 26,1934, one of fifteen chil- He was also brother of the late Plasterer, USMC Vietnam Veteran; 53 dren of the late Anthony and Alfred, Manuel, Albert, nephews, William Sheridan Jr.-, Gabriel, David and Adam TEWKSBURY - David J. Eliza (Sousa) Castro. He was Santos, age 53, a Vietnam War and Edward J. Santos Jr.; and raised in Cambridge, but had Castro. many cousins, aunts, and His funeral was held Saturday, veteran, died Monday, Dec. 26, live in Tewksbury for the past 2005, at the Boston Medical uncles. •-' nna's 36 years. Dec. 24, at 8:45 a.m. from the Center, following Tewksbury Funeral Home, cor- Prior to retirement, he was a lengthy illness. employed as a bookbinder by ner of Dewey and Main St. (Rte He was born in 38) Tewksbury Center, phone I*ublishers Book Company in —^~^~"— Lowell, on August Dvnuts (800 or 978) 851-2950. Funeral Winchester and Stanhope 28, 1952, a son of the late Open Bindery Company in Boston. Mass Saturday at 10:00 a.m. in Edward F. and Florence St. Dorothy's Church, Main St. He was a member of the (Souza) Santos. He lived in New Years Day Graphic Communication (Rte 38) Wilmington. Visiting Tewksbury throughout his life, hours Friday 4 to 7 p.m. in the International Union for over 29 and attended Tewksbury funeral home. Interment in 7 a.m - 1 p.m. years. schools. Mr. Castro was a communi- Tewksbury Cemetery. In lieu of He enlisted into the U.S. flowers, memorials to the cant of St. Dorothy's Church. Marine Corps, in 1969, and Middlesex East - VNA, 607 Come In He is survived by two daugh- served in Vietnam. He was a ters and sons-in-law, Denise North Avenue, Suite 17, member of the Tewksbury Wakefield, MA 01880, will be Blanchet and her husband D.A.V. Post 110, and the and find out what a Raymond of Billerica, Jill appreciated, tewksburyfuner- alhome.com Tewksbury V.F.W. Post 8164. Perlupo and her husband Upon discharge from the Real Donut is Like! Marines, he worked for the US Postal Service at the Woburn Service Center, and Raytheon's, He was also brother of the late We put them out HOT! South Lowell plant, but changed Edward J. Santos and Mary careers to be come a plasterer Donna Sheridan. »*. BRING IN THIS AO AND RECEIVE in the greater Lowell area home His funeral will be held High Water Bills? Water Bans? construction trade. Thursday, Dec. 29, at 9:00 a.m. Mr. Santos was a lifelong from the Tewksbury Funeral A DONUT & A MEDIUM COFFEE Install a private water well on your property and member of St. William's Parish Home, corner of Dewey and drastically reduce your water bill! community. Main Sts. (Rte 38) Tewksbury Call us today for a free estimate or visit our website. He was fondly described by Center, phone (800 or 978) 85l- his family as having possessed 2950. Funeral Mass Thursday Offer expires 1/7/06 www.wellwaterconnection.com a keen sense of humor that at 10:00 a.m. in St. Williattrs Donna's Donuts bought laughter and smiles to Church, 1351 Main St. (Rte 38") M - F 4 a.m. - 5 p.m. 978-640-6900 everyone he met. Tewksbury. Visiting houfs 2106 Main St. Sat 4 a.m. - 3 p.m. Well Water Connection, Inc. He is survived by two broth- Wednesday from 4 to 7 p.m.j.fb Sun 7 a.m. -1 p.m. ers, Daniel Santos of Westboro, the. funeral home. Interment Tewksbury & 4 Rhonda Street, Tewksbury, MA 01876 and John J. Santos of will be in St. Patricks Tewksbury, a sister-in-law, Cemetery, Lowell. Memories Lorraine Santos of Lowell, a to the Boston Medical GentqUl brother-in-law, William Boston Medical PL, Boston, fylA Sheridan of Tewksbury, one 02118 will be appreciated. COUPONS niece, April Sheridan; two tewksburyfuneralhome.com I. in '"/ l'. COUPON ./■y /.C Abundant Life . V /;• WILMINGTON T STOP h 424 Main Street Wilmington • 978-658-6126 School smn? Across from the Wilmington T Station Kb MEXT CLASS Honor Roll IT - New Year's Resolution: *tvo wlEKlVENiNG^JANKw. ..^T^FSlNG JANUARY 1JTH Emily Crispin MONDAY -THURSDAY 5^30-9.15 First Grade Stop by the High Honors Rose Crispin Thomas Bradford Andrew Figucia iOi Wilmington T Stop Joshua Lee Luke Rizzo Jesse Welch Lynne Snook «e a "FIRST CLASS" driver! One FREE MA State Lottery Honors CSS, o. Mou* Ve^Ces C^e. 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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE i TOWN OF TEWKSBURY Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial-Court Probate and Week of January 2, 2006 Family Court Department

'!:) MIDDLESEX Division Monday: Holiday. No lunch Docket No. 05P55I5EP1 served. ■'■"■ > PLANNING BOARD In the Estate of Tuesday: Baked chicken with i'4-1 PUBLIC HEARING JOSEPH G. VON HANDORF gravy, mashed potato, steamed I1W LEGAL NOTICE Late of WILMINGTON carrots, multi-grain bread, SITE PLAN SPECIAL PERMIT In the County of MIDDLESEX cranberry sauce. •19 3 USE SPECIAL PERMIT Date of Death November 3, 2005 Wednesday: Stuffed shells -Notice is hereby given that the with marinara sauce, steamed /fleyksbury Planning Board will NOTICE OF PETITION FOR broccoli, whole wheat bread- hokl a public hearing on Monday, PROBATE OF WILL stick, chilled pears. January 9, 2006 at 7:30 P.M. in Thursday: Veal patty with fe| Town Hall Auditorium, 1009 To all persons interested in the mushroom gravy, shipped pota- ain Street, Tewksbury, MA, above captioned estate, a petition to, steamed corn, dinner roll, U1876 on an application filed by has been presented praying that Yvon Cormier Construction a document purporting to be the peaches and cream. C/ofp. for a Site Plan and Use last will of said decedent be Friday: Baked fish, roasted cial Permit for the construc- proved and allowed, and that potatoes, butternut squash, lite i of a proposed 8,000 Sf restau- ELLEN MARIE TENTINDO also rye bread, mixed fruit, dessert. rant. Said property Is located on known as ELLEN M. TENTINDO Rte. 133, Andover Street, of WILMINGTON In the County Michael Hoff, age 8 played a game of pool at the Tewksbury Teen Assessor's Map 67, Lot 2 zoned of MIDDLESEX be appointed Center on Tuesday during the vacation week extended day pro- Heavy Industrial. New Corporations in executrix, named in the will to gram. (Maureen Lamoureuux photo^ The application may be exam- serve without surety. ined In the Department of IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT Wilmington November 2005 Community Development Office, THERETO, YOU OR YOUR 999 Whipple Road, Tewksbury, ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Cargo Lifter Transportation Christian Collias, 90 Walnut St., MA, during 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN Company. Inc., 21 Middlesex Natick, president and secre- Monday through Friday, SAID COURT AT CAMBRIDGE Ave, #302, Wilmington. Tarzio tary; Julie Collias, 90 Walnut inn Steven J Sadwick, Director ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK S. Morais, same, president, St., Natick, treasurer. 12.21.05,12.28.05 4941 IN THE FORENOON (10:00 AM) treasurer and secretary. To Marketing firm. Representative Finegold ON JANUARY 24, 2006 operate a motor carrier. Data Technology, Inc., 260 to hold office hours In addition, you must file a writ- Cater Your Own, Inc., 330 Fordham Rd., Wilmington. ten affidavit of objections to the Ballardvale St., Wilmington. David H. Buckley, same, presi- Representative Barry R. Monday, January 9th. Open petition, stating specific facts and dent and treasurer; Steve Gore, Finegold will hold office hours office hours will be held at the grounds upon which the objection same, secretary. Hardware is based, within thirty (30) days LEGAL NOTICE throughout the district on Tewksbury Senior Center LEGAL NOTICE developing, manufacturing and (White House on East Street1 after the return day (or such distributing. other time as the court, on Commonwealth of from 1:00 p.m. -2:00 p.m. Commonwealth of John's Sewer & Pipe motion with notice to the peti- Massachusetts LEGAL NOTICE Constituents are encouraged Massachusetts Cleaning, Inc., 23 Concord St., tioner, may allow) in accordance The Trial Court Probate and to visit during this time to The Trial Court Probate and Wilmington. Lawrence J. Gillis, with Probate Rule 16. Family Court Department TOWN OF WILMINGTON speak with Representative Family Court Department WITNESS, HON. ROBERT W. MIDDLESEX Division 9036 Terwilligers Ridge Dr., CONSERVATION Finegold or a member of the MIDDLESEX Division LANGLOIS, ESQUIRE, First Docket No. 05P5160G11 Cincinnati, OH, president and Docket No. 05P5513GR1 staff. Justice of said Court at CAM- treasurer; Bradford Piesco, 35 In the Matter Of BRIDGE this day, December 20, In the Matter Of Progressive Ave, W. Bridge- KELLY M ADAMS 2005. THOMAS DELCORE water, secretary. Sewer and LEGAL NOTICE Of WILMINGTON In the 4955 John R. Buonomo Of WILMINGTON in the pipe cleaning services. County of MIDDLESEX 12.28.05 Register County of MIDDLESEX Red Sauce Ristorante, Inc., 4 TOWN OF WILMINGTON NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Harvard Ave., Wilmington. APPOINTMENT OF NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Edward L. Ceccherini, same, COMMISSION GUARDIAN OF MENTALLY APPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC HEARING RETARDED PERSON president and secretary; Daniel GUARDIAN OF MENTALLY Notice is hereby given that a To KELLY M ADAMS of WILM- J. Dougherty, 14 Thompson ILL PERSON Public Hearing will be held in INGTON in the County of MID- Ave., Adams, treasurer. Retail To THOMAS DELCORE of Town Hall, Room 9, 121 Glen DLESEX, and her heirs apparent selling of prepared food. LEGAL NOTICE WILMINGTON in the County of Road, Wilmington, MA 01887, on CONSERVATION dr presumptive, a petition has The Laclair Companies, Inc., MIDDLESEX, and his heirs Wednesday, January 4, 2006, at COMMISSION been filed in the above captioned 458 Shawsheen Ave., Wilming- 7:40 p.m. in compliance with the TOWN OF TEWKSBURY apparent or presumptive, a peti- PUBLIC HEARING matter alleging that said KELLY ton. Brian Laclair, same, presi- tion has been filed in the above provisions of M.G.L. Chap. 131, Notice is hereby given that a Mi ADAMS of WILMINGTON in captioned matter alleging that dent, treasurer and secretary. Section 40, and 310 CMR. 10.00 Public Hearing will be held in the County of MIDDLESEX is a said THOMAS DELCORE of To operate an ice cream shop. on a Notice of Intent, filed by Town Hall, Room 9, 121 Glen mentally retarded person to the WILMINGTON in the County of Quality Additions & Remodeling, Road, Wilmington, MA 01887, on degree that she is incapable of MIDDLESEX is a mentally ill 314 Main Street, Suite 107, Wednesday, January 4, 2006. at making informed decisions with person and praying that LEGAL NOTICE Wilmington, MA 01887 owner & 7:30 p.m. in compliance with the respect to the conduct of her per- applicant. This project consists of CONSERVATION RICHARD DELCORE of provisions of MG.L. Chap. 131. sonal affairs and praying that razing the existing home and the COMMISSION V'OBURN in the County of MID- TOWN OF TEWKSBURY Section 40, and 310 CM.R. 10.00 on 1KERRIE A ADAMS of WTLM- DLESEX be appointed guardian, construction of a single-family a Notice of Intent, filed by David tfjfcTON in the County of MID- home and new septic system PUBLIC HEARING to serve without surety of the per- Galante, appbcant, Fred's Super DLESEX and JAY S ADAMS of within the 100 foot buffer zone of DETERMINATION OF son with the authority to admin- Service, Inc.. d.b.a as Galante's WILMINGTON in the County of Bordering Vegetated Wetlands as APPLICABILITY ister antipsychotic medications in Auto Service, 324 Main Street. ME)DLESEX be appointed designated by the MA Wetlands Notice is hereby given that the accordance with the treatment Wilmington, MA 01887. guardian, to serve without surety, Protection Act, M.G.L. Chapter Tewksbury Conservation Com- plan. Presidential Park Condominiums or the person. 131, Sect. 40 and 310 CMR 10.00. mission will hold a public hearing IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT CONSERVATION owners. The applicant is propos IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT This property is located on on January 4, 2006 at 7:20 PM in THERETO, YOU OR YOUR COMMISSION ing the excavation of petroleum THERETO, YOU OR YOUR Assessor's Map 67 Parcel 32, 10 the Town Hall Auditorium, 1009 ATTORNEY MUST FILE A PUBLIC HEARING contaminated soil for off-site dis- ATTORNEY MUST FILE A Gorham Street, Wilmington. MA, Main Street Tewksbury, MA 01876 WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN NOTICE OF INTENT posal, to be replaced with dean WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN 01887. A copy of the plan is on file on an application filed by Daniel SAID COURT AT CAMBRIDGE Notice is hereby given that the fill. This work is within the 100- SAID COURT AT CAMBRIDGE at the Planning & Conservation and Lisa Small for a ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK Tewksbury Conservation Com- foot buffer zone of Bordering ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK Department, Room 6, Wilmington Determination of Applicability. EM THE FORENOON (10:00 AM) mission will hold a public hearing Vegetated Wetlands as designated IN THE FORENOON (10:00 AM) Town Hall, and may be inspected Said Property is located on 5 ON JANUARY 3, 2006 on January 4, 2006 at 7:15 p.m. in by the MA Wetlands Protection ON JANUARY 19, 2006. WITNESS, HON. ROBERT W. the Town Hall Auditorium, 1009 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. Act, M.G.L. Chapter 131, Sect. 40 WITNESS, HON. ROBERT W. Florence Ave LANGLOIS, ESQUIRE, First Main Street Tewksbury MA 01876 and 4:30 p.m. Monday through and 310 CMR 10.00. This property LANGLOIS, ESQUIRE, First Assessor's Map 94 Lot 192. Justice of, said Court at CAM- on an application filed by Sam Friday. is located on Assessor's Map 42 Justice of said Court at CAM- Construction of an addition to BRIDGE this day, November 29, Altreuter - 300 Ames Pond LLC 4952 Judy Waterhouse, Chair Parcels 26. 25-A. 324. 314 Main BRIDGE this day, December 14, the existing dwelling. 2005. for a Notice of Intent 12.28.05Conservation Commission Street, Wilmington, MA. 01887. A 2005. The application may be exam- WITNESS, HON. ROBERT W. Said Property is located Rt. 133 copy of the plan is on file at the 4947 John R. Buonomo ined in the Planning and LANGLOIS, ESQUIRE, First and Ames Pond Drive. Planning & Conservation 12.28.05 Register of Probate Conservation Department during normal business hours Monday Justice of said Court, this day, Assessors Map 66 Lot(s) 1. Department, Room 6, Wilmington through Friday. November 29, 2005. Improvements to the intersec- Town Hall, and may be inspected 4949 Stan Folta 12.28.05 John R. Buonomo tion of Rt. 133 and Ames Pond LEGAL NOTICE between the hours of 8:30 am. and 12.28.05 Chairman 4950 Register of Probate Drive 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. The application may be exam- Commonwealth of 4954 Judy Waterhouse. Chair ined in the Planning and Massachusetts 12.28.05Conservation Commission Conservation Department during Crozier et al, one hundred ninety default of the previous high bid- The Trial Court Probate and normal business hours Monday Family Court Department LEGAL NOTICE and 98/100 (190.98) feet. der. The balance of the purchase through Friday. MIDDLESEX Division All of said boundaries are deter- price shall be paid within thirty 4951 Stan Folta Docket No. 05P5499EP1 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF mined by the Land Court to be (30) days thereafter, and paid in 12.28.05 Chairman In the Estate of RICHMOND T. REAL ESTATE located as shown as subdivision accordance with the Terms of LEGAL NOTICE GALE SR. By virtue and in execution of plan 26640-B, drawn by Alden N. Sale hereinafter set forth and Late of TEWKSBURY the Power of Sale contained in a Eames, Surveyor, dated June 15, subject to all additional terms set TOWN OF WILMINGTON In the County of MIDDLESEX certain mortgage given by 1960, as approved by the Court, forth therein. Date of Death October 7, 2005 Timothy J. Fahey to The Lowell filed in the Land Registration This sale may be postponed at NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Five Cent Savings Bank, a corpo- Office, a copy of a portion of the election of the Mortgagee by LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL ration duly organized under the which is filed with Certificate of public proclamation at the sched- To all persons interested in the laws of the Commonwealth of Title 11514, and said land is shown uled time and place of sale or fur- COMMONWEALTH above captioned estate, a petition Massachusetts, and having a as Lot two (2) on said plan. ther postponed at any' adjourned OF MASSACHUSETTS has been presented praying that principal place of business in Being the same premises set sale by public proclamation at CONSERVATION THE TRIAL COURT a document purporting to be the Lowell, Middlesex County, forth on Certificate of Title No. the date and time proclaimed for COMMISSION THE PROBATE AND FAMILY last will of said decedent be Massachusetts, dated December 29320 issued to Timothy J. Fahey any such adjourned sale, without PUBLIC MEETING COURT DEPARTMENT proved and allowed, and that 23, 1986, and registered in the and Theresa A. Miller by further notice. Notice is hereby given that a RANDALL D. GALE of TEWKS- Middlesex County (Northern Middlesex North Registry TERMS OF SALE: The sum of Public Meeting will be held in MIDDLESEX, SS DIVISION BURY in the County of MIDDLE District) Registry of the Land District of the Land Court on May Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) Town Hail. Room !). 121 Glen DOCKET NO. 05P5287T1 SEX and RICHMOND T. GALE Court as Document No. 115086, 30,1990." will be required to be paid in cash Road. Wilmington, MA 01887. on JR. Of TEWKSBURY in the and noted on Certificate of Title Said premises will be sold sub- or by certified check at the time Wednesday. January 4, 2006 at NOTICE OF TRUSTEESHIP County of MIDDLESEX be No. 32592, of which mortgage The ject to any and all outstanding and place of sale as earnest 7:00 p.m.. in compliance with pro- TO FILL A VACANCY UNDER appointed coexecutors, named in Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank is taxes, tax titles, municipal liens, money. The balance is to be paid visions of M.G.L. Chap. 131, A WRITTEN INSTRUMENT the will to serve without suretv. the present holder, for breach of betterments or assessments, if in cash or by certified check with- Section 40, and 310 CMR. 10.00 To all persons interested in the IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT conditions of said mortgage and any, subject to rights of the in thirty (30) days thereafter and on a Request for a Determination trust estate under a written THERETO, YOU OR YOUR for the purpose of foreclosing United States of America and/or delivered to James A. Hall, of Applicability, filed by Philip A. instrument dated August 29, 2003 ATTORNEY MUST FILE A same, will be sold at public auc- its subsidiaries, if any; subject to Attorney for the Mortgagee, at 25 Fenton, Sr., 69 Butters Row. & amended November 25, 2003 WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN tion on Wednesday, January 18, rights of tenants or parties in pos- Fletcher Street Chelmsford. Wilmington. MA 01887. owner & for the benefit of Louis S. SAID COURT AT CAMBRIDGE 2006, at 10:00 an., on the premises session, if any; and subject to all Massachusetts 01824, during his applicant. The applicant IE Maglione and The Maglione ON OR BEFORE TEN O'CLOCK at 23 Aldrich Road, Wilmington, conditions of the title. normal business hours. The deed proposing to construct a subsur- Family Revocable and Trust. IN THE FORENOON 110:00 AM I Massachusetts, being the premis- In the event the successful bid- shall be recorded by the purchas- face sewage disposal system and A petition has been presented ON JANUARY 19 2006, es described in said mortgage as der at the foreclosure sale shall er. Purchaser will be responsible a single family dwelling. A por- in the above-captioned matter In addition, you must file a writ- follows:: default in purchasing the within- for any and all recording or clos- tion of this work is within the 100- praying that Daniel M. Burke of ten affidavit of objections to the The land in Wilmington in the described property according to ing charges, including deed docu- foot buffer zone of bordering veg- Wilmington. Middlesex County be petition, stating specific facts and County of Middlesex and said the terms of this Notice of mentary transfer stamps. Other etated wetlands as designated by appointed trustee. grounds upon which the objection Commonwealth of Massach- Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate terms, if any, will be announced the MA Wetlands Protection Act. If you desire to object to the is based, within thirty (30) days usetts, bounded and described as and/or the terms of the at the sale. M.G.L. Chapter 131, Sect. 40 and follows: allowance of said petition, you or after the return day (or such Memorandum of Sale to be exe- THE LOWELL FIVE CENT 310 CMR 10.00. This property is SOUTHEASTERLY by Aldrich your attorney must file a written other time as the court, on cuted at the time of the foreclo- SAVINGS BANK, shown on Assessor's Map 15 Road, one hundred fifty and appearance in said court at motion with notice to the peti sure auction, the Mortgagee Present Holder of said Parcel 17B, 111 Chestnut Street. 28/100 (150.28) feet; Cambridge on or before January tioner, may allow) in accordance reserves the right to sell the prop- Mortgage, - Wilmington, MA, 01887. A copy of SOUTHWESTERLY by land 16,2006. erty by Foreclosure Deed to the By Its Attorney: with Probate Rule 16. the plan is on file at the Planning now or formerly of John F. WITNESS, Robert W. Langlois, WITNESS. HON. ROBERT W. second highest bidder provided QUA, HALL, HARVEY & & Conservation Department, Hopwood, et al, two hundred five Esquire, Acting First Justice of LANGLOIS, ESQUIRE. First Room 6. 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10 TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 Open auditions for community Wilmington police to crackdown on drunk driving during winter holidays musical "The Music Man" To reduce impaired driving on nation's roadways, primarily adoption of Melanie's Law. belt - it's your best deferJ our roadways, the Wilmington due to an increase in drunk dri- This legislation strengthened against a drunk driver. Police Department will join ving. Alcohol was involved in the drunk driving laws of •Don't risk it... If you plan to The Colonial Chorus Players for adults and children 13 years more than 270 local police forty-three percent of the 476 Massachusetts, especially the drive, completely avoid alcohol will be holding open auditions and older. On January 9 at 7 departments and the motor vehicle-related fatalities consequences for repeat drunk or other drugs. For those under for its upcoming production of p.m., auditions will be held for Massachusetts State Police in in Massachusetts in 2004. There drivers. Yet even first-time 21 the legal alcohol limit is .02, Meredith Wilson's "The Music adults and children 7 years and the Governor's Highway Safety were two motor vehicle-related offenders can be affected by essentially zero tolerance. Man" on January 8 and 9 at The older. Callbacks will be held on Bureau's (GHSB) You Drink & fatalities in Massachusetts dur- this new legislation. For * If your celebration plarjs, Old Hose House located at 1249 January 10 if needed. Drive. You Lose. Mobilization ing the two-day Christmas holi- instance, anyone who commits involving drinking, before yotr Main Street in Reading. You Performance dates will be from December 19 to January day period in 2004. manslaughter while operating head out choose a sober desig- must be at least 7 years of age April 28 and 29, and May 6 and 1, 2006. The GHSB is a program "To ensure a safer holiday a motor vehicle while under the nated driver or decide to taffl| 7. For more information visit or older on the day you audi- of the Executive Office of season, we will have extra influence of alcohol or drugs is mass transit or a taxi. *** www.colonialchorus.com or call tion. On January 8 at 1 p.m., Public Safety. patrols across the state looking subject to a minimum man- •Never accept a ride with a Tom Coffin at 781-245-1488. auditions will be held for chil- "During this holiday season, to identify and apprehend datory five-year prison sen- drunk driver. • dren 7 to 12 years; and at 3 p.m. we'll conduct extra traffic impaired drivers as well as to tence and 15-year license sus- • If necessary, spend the night enforcement to look for enforce all out* traffic laws," pension. where the celebration is being* impaired drivers, as well as said Colonel Thomas Robbins, The Governor's Highway held. 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to, r ie. iv .S" tol M E-MAIL: JAMIEdYOURTOWNCRIER.COM — 11 — SPORTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 Struggles Pick up fifth win of the young season mown Wildcat girls end advance to the haunt boys V *••■ X-Mas tourney hockey * * championship ■■ ^WJ. Jft. o~. *Mi V team ■ Bv JAMIE PQTE nailed three in a row. She had Sports Editor ten of the team's points in that Bv JAMIE PQTE •^,- By a combined 60 points, the amazing run, while Vitale had , Sports Editor Wilmington High girls basket- seven and Courtney Brown had ball team chalked up two more four, as the three of them com- After playing so well in its \ T5 victories this past week to push bined for 21 of the 27 points. - first eight periods, the 1^/ MM ■ >. tofr^p their overall record to 5-1 on While the offense was really Wilmington High boys hockey I the young season. Already the clicking with terrific ball move- team has struggled mightily in -. # ■— —«*■" team has won more than half ment, transition baskets not to- it* last four periods which has of the nine games it won all of mention four baskets coming cost them two victories. last year. off offensive rebounds, the The Wildcats dumped league Wilmington High sophomore Eric Siegal tries to avoid a defender during the Wildcats 4-3 loss to On Friday night, the Wildcats defense was also very strong. rivals Amesbury and thrashed Hamilton-Wenham at Wilmington forced many Newburyport by a combined 10-, North Reading held last Wednesday at the Ristuccia Exposition Center. (JoeBrownphotos.com) home, 61-28, and then came turnovers, while it also shut 3 score in the first week of the back just as strong Tuesday down very talented Hailee season. Then the young and rel- afternoon to defeat Arlington, Lowe, who scored the game's atively inexperienced team 54-27, in the first round of the first points just 15 seconds in took on highly touted North most of the first period before McAllister came around the net but put back into the net by the giving up a late goal. After both untouched and poked at the defenseman. Watertown Christmas and then didn't score until 5:42 Reading on Wednesday night at Tournament. left when she nailed a three- home. teams didn't score in the sec- puck, three times before finding "We are very fortunate to ond period, North Andover a hole. come out of here with a point. Wilmington advanced to the pointer. The 'Cats had leads of 2-0 and championship game and will Lowe ended the game with 13 3-2 but gave up two goals in the went up 2-1 only to see the 'Cats The score stayed the same We broke ranks and do what we tie it back up, and then the until 8:39 left of the third period want to do. It's a shame play either Saugus or points with seven of them com- final 90 seconds of play to leave Watertown on Wednesday night ing in the final 5:42 of the first Ristuccia Arena with a devas- Knights went ahead again only as North Andover took the lead because we are very fortunate to see the 'Cats tie it back up on a tail end of a power play as to come away here with a point. at 6:00 pm when this paper hits half when the game was tating 4-3 defeat. the streets. already out of reach with the Then on Monday afternoon, again on a fluke goal with 4:31 defenseman Steven Zeneri's The one plus is we kept playing. remaining. slap shot went to the top far Even when we got down we did- "It's good to get a win outside 'Cats leading by 20. the 'Cats played a very of your league especially "Ashley Vitale sometimes mediocre North Andover team Yet throughout the three woe- corner. But just 12 seconds later n't fold the tent completely ful periods of play by the 'Cats, the 'Cats tied the game up on which we have done in the past. against a team like Arlington doesn't get the (defensive) and came away with a 3-3 tie. who plays in such a great credit but she's a workhorse," Wilmington struggled all game, sophomore goalie Mike Cabral strong hustle. Mike Enwright Today was not good. Not good. was very solid turning away 20 beat a defender into the left Everytime they had the puck in Greater Boston League," said said Keane. "Early on we went especially in its own zone and head coach Jay Keane. "They to Ashley to set the pace for us came away with one point of 23 shots he faced. hand corner and passed the our end it was a nightmare. A "I thought our goaltending puck back to defenseman Billy complete nightmare" are a very tough, physical team defensively (to shut down instead of two against a team and it took us a while to get Lowe). Ashley hit a couple of they were clearly better than. once again was the prime rea- Schultes. He took a slap shot On Tuesday night the son why we came away with the that was tipped in front by Wildcats defeated Somerville, going against them." lay-ups early and I think that Wilmington is now 2-1-1 on the The teams were tied at 4-4 took (Lowe) out of her game a young season. point," said Scanlon. "(Cabral) ( 3orge Boudreau making it a 2- 3-1 in the first game of the played well. We have a handful 2 ball game. Havehill tournament. early on. Wilmington eventual- little bit. (Lowe) had to go to "I thought we played an OK ly grabbed the lead but were the outside later on to start hit- first period but as soon as we of kids playing hard and then Less than 90 seconds later, Wilmington played much better wehave a handful of others who North Andover again took the in its own end putting 31 shots still playing sluggish. ting some shots. We did a good scored we stopped skating," Watertown ended up taking a job of getting on the help side. said heqad coach Steve are not. We are a nightmare in lead as Matt Zahoruiko put on net compared to just 11 for our own end. The defensemen home a third pass on a tic-tac- the Highlanders. timeout, down 14-8. That's "Everytime (Lowe) went Scanlon. "Anytime you give up when Keane elected to really there, we had someone there. I a goal with 30 seconds left in a are right back where they were toe display in front of the net Schultes, Foley and Keith - they are not being physical with no Wildcat players in sight Irwin scored the goals for pour on the team's press think defensively we really did period (it hurts you). It takes defense and that really pushed a good job on her." three hits for the kid (to score) and not covering their own making it 3-2 with 7:15 to go. Wilmington, while, sophomore guys" But less than three minutes Kevin Fitzpatrick recorded the the 'Cats to several higher lev- As for the 'Cats, three players and all of our players are stand- els of competitiveness. ended up in double figures once ing around, fishing and no one Wilmington scored the first later, sophomore Eric Siegal victory in his first varsity start goal of the game just 2:04 into it bailed the 'Cats out. He came between the pipes. He turned Wilmington erupted for a 14-0 again with Vitale leading the steps up to take the body. If you run to close out the half with a way with 15 points and 7 get to the (first period) break as Zack Ciampa took a wrist into the North Andover zone away 10 shots. shot from the far right point with the puck and steooped at Wilmington is now 3-1-1 over- commanding 28-8 lead. rebounds, Sauve who ended ap 1-0 you're in much better "It was a very aggressive with 12, followed by Bozzella, Shape. But we give up that goal which was saved but the the right hand circle with a all, and will play Haverhill on rebound was put home by defender in front of him. Siegal Wednesday night for its third game," said Keane. "Arlington who had 11 with nine of them and now it's a totally different plays very hard and very phys- coming in a 5:21 stretch game." Bryan Kelley. North Andover reeled back giving himself game in as many nights. ical and I don't think the girls between the two halves. Wilmington led 1-0 through tied it up with just 34 seconds some space and unloaded a left in the first period as Cody slap shot that was kicked out were intimidated but we just Courtney Brown added six struggled early on with that. points and 7 rebounds. We were getting fouled. But Several players came off the once we got the press really bench and played hard as working, we grabbed the lead Brittany Winchell, Katie Cole, K ofC/McGrath tournament and really took over." Souza and Lauren Hitchins Wilmington went up by as combined for 15 points in the many as 34 points in the second final eight minutes of the half, before Arlington trimmed game. Wildcats top Redmen in big way "We're getting there," said it down a bit. The 'Cats were led by three players in double Keane. "Like I said before we Bv JAMIE PQTE in the consolation final begin- what we all expect. Certainly of attempts because even if figures as junior guard Brianne want to run on teams and Sports Editor ning at 6:00 pm. that's what I expect. Now we they go 3-for-10, that's nine Bozzella led the way with 13 (Friday) we put the gas pedal There were no last second Wilmington's offense was well have to get those 12 kids in points. points, while junior Ashley down. 1 told the girls at half- tontroversial buzzer shots. But rounded as Joe Herra had a there to recognize what they "I'm proud of the way they Vitale had 12 as did sophomore time just because we're up by a me match-up between the game high 18 points, followed are capable of." played because we did not have guard Stephanie Sauve. few points doesn't mean we can Wilmington and Tewksbury by Brian Caira (9 points, 4 Wilmington stormed out to a good week last week. We just "Overall it was a good game let down and they didn't. I toys basketball teams contin- rebounds), Sean Murphy (8 leads of 10-1, 18-5 and 22-9 weren't there. Joe is still not and the girls didn't let up," said thought we played pretty good ues to get more bizarre on points, 7 rebounds), Greg before Tewksbury closed it to playing like the Joe Herra that Keane. "We went to the bench defensively, but our offense every contest. Stewart (7 points, 3 rebounds) ten points with 5:31 to go. we all know but you know what and those girls came off and was really there. We were click- ■ A week ago Wilmington and Tom Miele and John Tewksbury did get it down to the other seven, eight or nine didn't miss a beat which is ing on all cylinders. flayed arguably its worst Olivere with 7 points each. The nine after Jeff Fredriksen's guys playing have been picking something we hope and want to "Everyone contributed. The defensive game in several team's five starters combined drive with 3:10 to go. him up. And you saw tonight happen. We count on them for girls that came off the bench years, allowing countless num- for 49 points as most of them Wilmington then closed the what happens when Joe Herra that." kept it going, we never missed ber of easy baskets in a slim were out midway through the deal ending the first half on an plays both ends of the floor Among those adding some a beat and we kept the lead. fictory over Pentucket. On second half, while the bench 6-0 run and starting the second along with everyone else still help include sophomore Overall I think it's a very good Friday night, Tewksbury put up players came on to combine for half on an 20-2 run before the doing their thing. We could Samantha Souza, who ended up win." 4s second straight impressive 18 points, with great production benches emptied as several have a pretty special thing with seven points. After the championship game victory over a Merrimack in particular from Olivere, players got into the action. going on here" "She is very athletic," said on Wednesday night, the girls Valley Conference foe beating Matt Bibeau and Danny "You know what it's one of the On Friday night, Wilmington Keane. "She ended up fouling will have six days off before Chelmsford by putting 87 points Patterson. best defensive performances defeated Hamilton-Wenham on out and she was upset by it but their next game, a road trip on Ethe board, coming just three "That's the team that we all that I have seen from one of my the road, 55-48. Greg Stewart I wasn't because they were all Tuesday against Manchester- ys after beating Lowell. think we have," said Wildcat teams in quite a while," said had a sensational night with a aggressive fouls." Essex who as of now are win- I But when the two teams met head coach Jim McCune. "You McCune. "The defense was ter- career best 17 points and 7 On Friday night, the 'Cats less at 0-3. Wilmington is cur- m the first round of the annual know it all boils down to effort rific by everybody. Just the rebounds, while Olivere really worked very well offen- rently a half game out of the Knights of Columbus/Larry and it all boils down to focus. alertness, being injxwition, not pumped in 10 off the bench. sively, erupting to a 27-4 lead in Cape Ann League Large School McGrath Tournament, it was Our heads were into it and the letting up because it's hard Caira chipped in with eight the first ten minutes of the Division behind undefeated fie complete opposite. effort was there. Our big thing when you're up 27 or 28 points points. game. At that point six differ- Masconomet, who handed Wilmington played its best going into it was we wanted to because there's been times "Between Tommy Miele and ent players scored a point for Wilmington its only loss of the rense in a long, long time as limit their three-point shots when we've had leads and let John Olivere we have been get- the 'Cats, including Sauve who season thus far. press really took Tewksbury because they are a three-point them slide. ting great production from the •ut of sync. The Redmen were shooting team. We really want- "But what I was proud about point guard position," said titily mishandled falling 67- ed to make whatever they did in the second half is we didn't McCune. "John thinks he l in a game that was over basi- off the dribble. let up defensively and even should be starting and you Wrestling team undefeated in CAL lly six minutes into it when "We also got excellent post though we were aggressive on know what if there were six i Wildcats drew a 20-7 lead. defense with Brian (Caira), offense, we weren't stupid on starters he would be starting. The Wilmington High Tech, 51-27, but lost to Dracut | Wilmington improves to 5-0 on Matt (Brooks) and Matt offense. We were smart. If we But right now the five I have wrestling team improved to 5-3 (34-33) and Central Catholic season and took on (Bibeau) and we got excellent didn't have anything, we main- out there I like And it's nice to overall and 3-0 in the Cape Ann (46-21). Surlington for the champi- rebounding. We moved the ball, tained possession of the ball have a guy like John come off League this past week. The Jon Kelly improved his mark ship final on Wednesday we shared the ball and we which limits their possessions. the bench and give you 21, 22 Wildcats defeated league foes this season to 12-1 as he went 3- (it at 7:30 pm. Tewksbury made the right decision most of You don't want to give a team minutes for you and capable of Masconomet and Hamilton- 0 on Friday, while Mike to 2-2 and took on Revere the time. And I think that's that shoots a lot of threes alot what he is doing." Wenham, while it also went 1-2 Sorrentino also went 3-0. Evan in a quad meet held on Friday. Walsh was 2-1. Wilmington defeated Whittier - JAMIE POTE-

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Wilmington Recreation Basketball xt - Illinois edges past Northwestern, 20-17

Boys Grade 3 Stephen Agnatovech each had 2 Scott Manganelli, Air Force with 4 points apiece. Matt and Adam Saperia had 4 as Grassia completed their teams' Big 10 on the day. Alex Ripianzi, upset a very good BYU team. Chiricosta, Chris Palmerino, well. Robert Sutera played solid scoring with one point respec-, Illinois 20, Northwestern 17 Jonathan Mills, Michael Leading scoring for Air Force and Tim Hunt all had a basket defense for DePaul, as well as tively. Joe Scurto led Illinois with 8 Dancewicz, and Kurtis O'Byrne was Scott Manganelli with 8 for Syracuse. Joseph Anderson for Carolina. Hulls 47, Grizzlies 42 < points while Ryan Flood and all played well for their respect- points, Sean Coakley 4, Ben St. John's 27, Villanova 28 Marquette 39, Memphis 31 The Bulls were able to just Joe Hydorn had 4 apiece. ed teams. Wilson 3, and Michael Ryan St. John's just edged out Marquette came up big and edge out the Grizzlies as Zachary Toto and David Santini Boys Grade 4 added 2 points. BYU was led in Villanova by one point in a 29-28 won by 8. They were led by Anthony Liberatore led all each had 2. Michael Dovidio Mountain West scoring by Andrew Sutton with victory. St. John's was led by James Stokes with 14 points, scorers with 17 points. Kevin' led Northwestern with 12 Utah 20, Colorado St. 18 8 points, Chris Popa 2, Colin the sharp shooting of David Daniel D'Arcangelo had 7 Skinner was next in line with points. Pat Keough had 3 while In a game that went down to Ahern 2, and Jonathan Mack Arria with 11 points. Sam points and Zach Anderson 15. Omar Shaikh scored 6 while Ron John Judkins and Brian the wire Utah came away with added 2 points. Avery Borseti and Ryan Holloran scored 6. Memphis's top man Steven Stewart and Andrew Neal each had 2. Brian Moran, a hard fought win over a tough Woodbury and Harry Abell led each had 4 while Arthur was Andrew Wells with 12, Flood each threw in 4. Denis James Lawrenson, Jacob Aoki, Colorado St. team. Leading the BYU on defense. Papastathis and Connor Burke Chris Frissore scored 11 and Gingras threw in the final 2. and Liam Bennett all played scoring for Utah was Kevin Boys Grade 5 each had 3 points. William Nicholas Luise added 3. Both The Grizzlies' offense was, well on the offensive and defen- Keane with 6 points, Jimmy Big East MacKinnon and Timothy Tony Silva and Eric Hanley spread out among the whole, sive ends of the court for their Murphy 4, Ryan McEvoy 4, Pittsburgh 25, Rutgers 21 Woods had the team's final played solid defense for their team, but still not enough to, teams. Ryan Carroccino 2, Mitchell Pittsburgh walked away with points, each having 2. teams. overcome the Bulls. Wisconsin 13, Ohio State 4 Fisher 2 and Jacob Pumphert a close victory that came down Villanova had the game's St. Louis 41, South Florida 26 Jason Pereira and Dylan- Wisconsin was led by Devin with 2 points. Conner Townsend to the final seconds of the leading scorer, Tyler Vibert St. Louis played well and was Reed were the leading scorers- Field with 5 and Matt Penny and Tyler Peters led Utah on game. Leading the way was with 13, on their side, but were led by James Bonish with a big with 8 each. Ryan Derian,* and James O'Regan each with defense. Colorado St was led in Nicholas DiRienzo with 8 points still unable to overcome St. 16 points in the winning effort. Anthony Marinella, Richard 4 Tom Simmons and Ben scoring by Cory Stillings with 8 and Zachary Shepard with 6 John's. Chris Newton also had Other top scorers were Andrew Barry, and James Marra all Rohleder both played with points, Steven Parrott 4, Alex points. Dylan Champey fin- a solid 11 points while Andrew Spurr with 10 and Michael threw in 4 points, while Thomas great hustle and determination Neville 4, and Gerry O'Reilly ished the day with 5 points Morris threw in the final 4. Micalizzi who poured in 10 Burr and Thomas Barry each as they both made key plays in added 2 points. William while Ryan Cocca had 4. Brian Boys Grades 6 & 7 points, Eric Lee and Tyler had 3 points. Andrew Marra" Wisconsin's victory. Ryan McNamara led Colorado St. in Fortuna completed the scoring Conference USA Canning played great defense. completed the scoring with a' Walsh scored all of Ohio State's rebounding. with a basket of his own. Dan Charlotte 44, Cincinnati 32 South Florida fought tough and solid 2 points. points as he finished the day Wyoming 21, New Mexico 16 Hope was Rutgers leading scor- Charlotte's fast break and was led by Sean Hanley with 12, Wizards 40, Hornets 38 with 4 points. Zachary Abbott Wyoming came out running er with a solid 8 points. Tom rebounding was too much for a Michael Gracia scored 9 and The Wizards walked away and Jonathan MacKinnon and never looked back as they Letellier and Cole Nichols had 5 very good Cincinnati team. Michael Smith had 5. Nick with a two-point victory as they played hard and never gave up defeated New Mexico. points apiece and Brendan Leading the scoring for Cirame played good defense were led by Ben Stukey with 14 despite the loss. Wyoming was led in scoring by Ahern threw in a deuce. Matt Charlotte was Matt Cardarelli and also added 2 points. points, including two treys. Indiana 15, Michigan 14 Colin Chase with 6 points, Pat Curran finished the scoring with 16 points, Kyle Albanese Tulane 55, Southern Miss 24 Justin Rivera was the next Indiana barely edged Walsh 4 points, Alex Pizzette 4, with a point. 12, Tyler Valenti 8, Brian Tulane played great on both leading scorer with 8. Billy. Michigan in this close Big 10 Mark Price 2, Eric Grabar 2, Georgetown 31, Providence 10 Goncalves 4, and Tim Barnard offense and defense. The lead- Stukey and Christopher. game. Leading the way for and Luke Foley 2 points. Chris Georgetown was too much for with 2 points. Tyler Valenti led ing scorer was Michael Arria Rastellini each had 6, while Indiana was Dylan Masiello Babcock led Wyoming in Providence to handle in this Charlotte on defense. with a huge 35 points. Matthew Ryan Malone threw in the final with 7 points and Steven rebounding. New Mexico was recent Big East game. Michael Leading Scorers for McKenna pitched in with 15 two points. Bobby Donoghue Mclnnis with 5. Nicholas Silva led in scoring by Kyle Souza 4 Brown led all scorers with 8 fol- Cincinnati were Dylan Sullivan and Adam Paquette drained 10. and Anthony Vibert led the completed the scoring for points, Joe Ascolese 4, Mitchell lowed by Keenan Beraldi with with 18 points, Matt Costello 6, Brian Halas ran the point well Hornets with 12 and 9 points Indiana with a solid 4 points. Goulet 2, Dylan Walsh 2, Eli 7. Sam Silva threw in and Kevin Burke 4, Trevor Foley 2, and had 6 points. Southern Miss respectively. Michigan put up a great fight, Jennings 2, and Justin LaRosa Wayne Huynh had 5. Mark and Nicolas Whalen added 2 didn't quit until the final buzzer William Starratt had 8 and but fell just a point short in the 2 points. Zack Patz led New Connolly and Dan Sullivan points. Kevin Mitchell and sounded. They were led by Mike Kelly had 4. Ryan Savini end. Ryan Colangelo led the Mexico on defense. combined for the final 5 points Nick Kakleas led Cincinnati»on Matthew Palermo and Stephan and Brendan Foley, each hay- way with 7 and Liam Reynolds Air Force 17, BYU 14 scoring 4 points and 1 point defense. Petinge who both netted 6 ing a basket, rounded out the had 4. John Reynolds and Led by the hot shooting of respectively. Jesse Patterson Houston 46, Louisville 41 points. Tony Haddad helped scoring. was Providence leading scorer Houston narrowly defeated with 4 points. Richard Bibber Nets 40, Cavaliers 44 with 5 points. 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Samantha Palermo and Sherin 1 Chakoian scored the final four HERB CHAMBERS HONDA OF BURLINGTON Call Toll Free 1.877.598.8130 points for the Mercury. 33 Cambridge Street • BURLINGTON, MA HERBCHAAABERS.COM flows Monday-Thursday 9am-9pm • Friday • Saturday 9om-6pm • Sunday Noon-Spin TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 13W L Shawsheen Tech Sports Round-Up Bv MIKE IPPOLITO The day before against doomed them as they took a 30-29 Sports Correspondent Northeast had been another lead to the locker room after the IWhere's the Action [ The Shawsheen Tech girls bas- cause for concern for the Lady first half. ketball team was off to a 4-0 start Rams, as they struggled in the "We had an excellent first half," as they headed into their key CAC cross division match-up before Shawsheen coach Bob Hodnett Day Date Sport Opponent Time Upper Division tilt with Whittier coming away with a thrilling win. said. "Then we had to play the Tech last Thursday night at the "It was a lot closer than I other 16 minutes. That's the way Wilmington High Sports Cook Street Pavilion in Billerica, expected," Barris said. "We it's been for us all season. It's but Coach Dick Barris knew his came out and we pressed them been one half or the other where Thurs Dec 29 Fr B/G Basketball at Tewksbury 9:00 AM team would have to play better and we were up 18-4 at one point, we play well, but not both." Thurs Dec 29 ) V Boys Basketball at Tewksbury 10:30 AM than they had been if they were and I was thinking, great I can Sophomore point guard Tom going to keep their undefeated get some kids in the game. But Joyce of Tewksbury led the Rams Sat Dec 31 V Girls Hockey vs Masconomet 3:40 PM record in tact. they we could not make a shot with 13 points, all of them coming Mon Jan 2 JV Boys Hockey vs Lynnfield at Burbank 10:50 AM Unfortunately for the Lady and we kept throwing the ball in the first half, as Savio switched Rarns, they were unable to step away." to a 1-3-1 zone in the second half Tues Jan 3 Fr Boys Basketball vs Manchester 4:00 PM up tp that next level and found The result was that Shawsheen limiting his ability to get off a Tues Jan 3 Fr Girls Basketball at Manchester 4:00 PM found themselves trailing 35-32 good shot. Still, Hodnett was theniselves on the short end of a JV/V Girls Basketball at Manchester 5/6:30 PM 62-38 score to drop their season with about 1:30 to go. Junior for- thrilled with the way Joyce Tues Jan 3 record to 4-1. The loss gave the ward Amanda Vacca pulled the played and wants to see more of Tues Jan 3 JV/V Boys Basketball vs Manchester 5:30/7PM Lady Rams within one, driving to the same from his talented young Lady Rams a 1-1 record on the Wed Jan 4 V Girls Hockey at Marblehead 4:30 PM week, as the day before they had the hoop and drawing a foul to floor leader. squeaked past CAC Lower make the score 35-34. Moments "Tom is the best basketball Wed Jan 4 Wrestling at Salem 6:30 PM Division rival Northeast by a later, junior center Allie Ogden skills guy that we have," Hodnett score of 36-35. forced a bad pass on the inbounds said. "He is our best ball handler, Barris was most disappointed in pass and it was stolen by senior our best passer, the problem is I himself for his team's loss to guard Erica Marsh for a bon have to yell at him to shoot more WHS Sub-Varsity Round-Up Whittier. point lead. so it was nice to see him do that." "I iailed to realize how much A couple of changes of posses- Sophomore forward Joe Gore of more aggressive they are and sion led to the Lady Rams with Wilmington added 12 points for Stira's hot start leads JV Girls Hoop team how much faster than us they the ball under their own basket the Rams. The 12 points for Gore are,? Barris said. "They had a with 15 seconds to go still leading against Savio was minor com- By LOUIE ( a convincing 75-48 win over the only down by two. couple of kids I thought had grad- by one and anticipating a foul by pared to his output in the losing Sports Cor Pentucket Sachems last Tuesday. Michelle White did score four uated. I knew about five minutes Northeast which would have cause against Whittier when he The Wilmington High JV Girls The game started out slow for early in the second half to tie the into the game that we were in big forced them to sink free throws to poured in a career high 26 points Basketball team won impressive- the Wildcats, as the Sachems game up, but the Generals sim- trouble." secure the victory. Instead, the to go along with seven rebounds ly over the Hamilton-Wenham jumped out to a 10-4 lead. Their ply pulled away, while the I^ady Barris was right, as the Lady Northeast players fell back into a as the Rams fought back form a Generals on Friday, by a score of lead, however, was gone quicker 'Cats were stuck in neutral offen- Rams trailed 42-24 at the half. zone even as their coach was 39-22 halftime deficit to throw a 40-26. than any credit you may have sively. The'Lady Rams were in trouble, pleading with them to foul. When scare into Whittier. Sophomore Jess Stira was the had built up a couple weeks ago. Michelle White led the way with but they were also not giving up. no foul was forthcoming the Lady Gore is one of the few experi- catalyst in the early goings, as An onslaught of points from the seven points. Mo Worthington Shawsheen changed up their Rams had secured a one point enced players on the Rams roster, she scored the first four points of likes of Melilo, Zack Fahey, and Colleen Kennedy each had defense, dropping back into a 2-2- victory. having seen some time last year the game. Natalie Melkonian and Kevin Carter, Matt Derian, Evan six, and Jamie Gingras rounded 1 zone and forcing Whittier to "I walked off the court feeling as a freshman and that experi- Jen Petinge also scored a basket Borseti and Kyle Moon put the out the scoring with a free throw. beat them from the outside. like we had stolen one," Barris ence plus the experience gained early, propelling Wilmington to game out of reach before the half Turnovers on their first two pos- said. "We were allowed to dribble early this season is paying off. an 8-6 lead. was even over. Freshmen Boys Basketball: sessions led to Shawsheen bas- out the clock." "Joe forces the action a lot, and The game was crammed with The second half was an even If the term blowout was to ever kets, to pull them within 14, but he takes the ball to the hoop very hustle plays, including some by more persuasive beat-down. In a be used, it would be for the game they, could get no closer despite aggressively," Hodnett said. "But Lauren Frissore, who was every- matter of minutes, the lead had last Tuesday against Pentucket. Boys Basketball he is learning not to force the ball having a couple of opportunities. The struggles continue in terms where on the court all night long. jumped to 19 points for the 'Cats. The performance was dominat- to the hoop, and to step back "We got another turnover and of wins and losses for the The Lady "Cats also displayed Carlton Lentini had his chance to ing in every aspect of the word, occasionally and get a decent had a chance to cut it to 12 with a Shawsheen boys basketball team, some great defense, holding the shine as the game was winding starting with defense. The shot that way." 2-00:1, but we got called for a but the improvement continues in Generals to a measly 26 points. down, and he made the most of Sachems' first two possessions The Rams as a whole have been charge," Barris said. "And on the many other ways, with the Rams The first half was fairly even, it. He scored 10 of the team's last resulted in shot clock violations. plagued by trying to do too much next possession we had another making strides with a team full of as the score going into the locker 12 points. Then the Wildcats began to chance, but again we could not at times this season, but that too rooms was 17-12, but Hamilton- Fahey had 15 on the game, score, and score, and score Easy inexperienced players. will be cured with experience convert on a 2-on-l. You never The suffered two defeats this Wenham would get no closer than Carter had 11, Borseti had six, enough, the score was 26-7 at the Hodnett says. know, but if we convert those we past week, first by a score of 63- that, as the Lady 'Cats scored Derian had five and Antar half. "We are young, so we panic a are only done by ten and there is 54 to Whittier Tech in a road seven points right out of the gate. George had four. Moon and The scoring continued to come lot," Hodnett said. "You will see a long way to go." game last Thursday night and Freshman Lisa Rooker led the Anthony Liberatore each had a from all angles as the game Instead Whittier maintained that a kid tries to make some- game in scoring with ten, while basket as well. resumed. Ten different players then falling 66-47 to Dom Savio at thing happen before it is actually theif large lead and Shawsheen the Cook Street Pavilion on fellow freshman Steph Woods had had at least two points. there. We try to calm them down was! left to wonder what they Tuesday night. The two losses eight. Stira and Melkonian each Freshmen Girls Basketball: Scott Bonica and Ryan Searles and help them relax but they need to do to improve. drop the Rams record on the sea- had six, while Petinge had three The Lady 'Cats lost a tough one shared the top spot with ten "Nobody played well and need the game experience to do and Frissore two. Freshmen on Friday, as they fell to each. Mike Manganelli had eight, son to 14. that." nobody coached well," Barris The problem for the Rams so Kerry Hanafin, Lauren Nasiff Hamilton-Wenham, 32-20. and Steve Stewart had six. Mike said. "I could not come up with a That game experience will get and Jamie Burns combined for They had a tough time getting Scola, Dan Dellisola and Matt far this season has been the even tougher next Tuesday when way fo stop them and that is what inability to put together two solid four points. scoring runs together, but they Hachey each had four. Scott the CAC Lower Division Rams I acp supposed to do. The kids halves of basketball and that was still fought very hard and keep- Bullish had three, while John take on Upper Division Lynn did .not play well, and I did not the root of their problem in both ing the gamer reasonable. They Spurr and Cory Mason each had Tech in a road game. Lynn Tech JV Boys Basketball: coach well, but we will try to get of these games. 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Results Results (5-0) Results (3-1-1) Dec 14 Wed at Ipswich 3:30 PM Dec 13 Tues vs North Reading Won 54-54 Dec 14 Wed vs Amesbury Won 6-1 Date Day Opponent Time Dec 16 Fri at Masconomet Won 60-44 Dec 17 Sat at Newburyport Won 4-2 Dec 28 Wed vs NReading at NA 9:00 AM Dec 20 Tues vs Pentucket Won 64-59 Dec 21 Wed vs North Reading Lost 4-3 Ja/i 14 Sat at North Andover 11:30 AM Dec 23 Fri at Hamilton-Wenham Won 55-48 Dec 26 Mon at North Andover Tied 3-3 Jan 22 Sun Class C Relays 2:30 PM Dec 27 Tues vs Tewksbury Won 67-45 Dec 27 Tues vs Somerville at Hav Won 3-1 Jan 25 Wed vs New-port/Amesbury at AHS 6:30 PM Date Day Opponent Time Date Day Opponent Time Jan 28 Sat vs Ham.-Wenham at NA9:00 AM Dec 28 Wed vs Burlington 7:30 PM Dec 28 Wed at Haverhill 6:00 PM Jan 28 Sat vs Pentucket (G only) 9:00 AM Jan 3 Tues vs Manchester 7:00 PM Jan 7 Sat vs Pentucket 2:30 PM Feb 1 Wed vs Lynnfield/Triton at AHS 6:30 PM Jan 6 Fri at Lynnfield 6:30 PM Jan 11 Wed vs Masconomet 7:20 PM Feb4 Sat vs Masconomet at NA 9:00 AM Jan 10 Tues vs Rockport 7:00 PM Jan 14 Sat at Lynnfield Noon Feb 7 Tues Cape Ann League Meet-RLC 4:30 PM Jan 13 Fri at Ipswich 6:30 PM Jan 21 Sat at Amesbury 7:00 PM Feb 19 Sun State Meet - RLC 4:30 PM Jan 17 Tues at Triton 6:30 PM Jan 26 Thurs vs Newburyport 6:20 PM Jan 20 Fri vs North Andover 7:00 PM Jan 28 Sat at North Reading 6:00 PM Jan 24 Tues at Newburyport 6:30 PM Feb 1 Wed vs North Andover 7:20 PM Jan 27 Fri vs Hamilton-Wenham 7:00 PM Feb 4 Sat at Triton 7:00 PM Feb 3 Fri vs Amesbury 7:00 PM Feb 9 Thurs at Pentucket 7:00 PM Feb 7 Tues at North Andover 7:00 PM Feb 10 Fri at Masconomet 8:15 PM Feb 10 Fri vs Masconomet 7:00 PM Feb 15 Wed vs Lynnfield 7:20 PM Feb 14 Tues vs Tewksbury 7:00 PM Feb 20 Mon vs Triton 2:15 PM Wilmington Varsity Wrestling Feb 16 Thurs at Georgetown 6:30 PM Feb 22 Wed at Tewksbury 6:30 PM Results (5-3) Feb 22 Wed vs Winthrop 7:00 PM Feb 24 Fri at Dracut 3:00 PM Dec 10 Sat vs Lynnfield Won 54-18 Dec 10 Sat vs Weston Won 38-31 Wilmington Varsity Girls Basketball Dec 10 Sat vs Franklin Lost 52-22 Wilmington Girls Varsity Hockey Results (4-1) Dec 14 Wed vs Hamilton-Wenham Won 50-22 Results (3-0-1) Dec 13 Tues vs North Reading Won 40-32 Dec 10 Sat Dec 22 Thurs vs Masconomet Won vs Wayland/Weston Won 5-2 Dec 16 Fri at Masconomet Lost 59-35 Dec 23 Fri vs Dracut Lost 34-33 Dec 14 Wed vs Newton South Won 9-1 Dec 20 Tues vs Pentucket Won 55-35 Dec 17 Sat Dec 23 Fri vs Central Catholic Lost 46-21 vs Lincoln-Sudbury Tied 0-0 Dec 23 Fri at Hamilton-Wenham Won 61-28 Doc 23 Fri vs Whittier Tech won 51 -27 Dec 21 Wed at Gloucester Won 9-2 Dec 27 Tues vs Arlington at Water. Won 54-27 Date Day Dsfle Day Opponent Time Opponent Time Date Day Opponent Time Qe'c 28 Wed at Framingham Tourney 10:00 AM Dec 28 Wed vs Marblehead 7:20 PM Dec 28 Wed vs Watertown 6:00 PM Jfcn 4 Wed at Salem 6:30 PM Dec 31 Sat vs Masconomet 3:40 PM Jan 3 Tues at Manchester 6:30 PM Jan 7 Sat at Haverhill Tourney 10:00 AM Jan 4 Wed at Marblehead 4:30 PM Jan 6 Fri vs Lynnfield 7:00 PM Jan 7 Jan 11 Wed vs Marblehead 6:30 PM Sat vs Chelmsford 4:40 PM Jan 10 Tues at Rockport 5:00 PM Jan 11 Jan 14 Sat at Mt. Anthony Tourney 10:00 AM Wed at Beverly 3:30 PM Jan 13 Fri vs Ipswich 7:00 PM Jan 18 Wed vs Winthrop 6:30 PM Jan 14 Sat vs Waltham 4:40 PM Jan 17 Tues vs Triton 7:00 PM Jan 21 Sat at Pentucket/Winchester10:00 AM Jan 18 Wed vs Algonquin 7:20 PM Jan 20 Fri at North Andover 7:00 PM Jan 21 Sat Jpn 25 Wed vs North Andover 6:30 PM vs Gloucester 2:30 PM Jan 24 Tues vs Newburyport 7:00 PM Jfcn 28 Satvs Woburn/Triton/Georgetown/Law. 10:00 AM Jan 25 Wed at Concord-Carlisle 8:00 PM Jan 27 Fri at Hamilton-Wenham 7:00 PM Jan 28 Sat Reb 1 Wed at Tyngsboro 6:30 PM at Masconomet 9:00 PM Feb 3 Fri at Amesbury 6:30 PM feb 3 Fri Cape Ann League Meet 10:00 AM Feb1 Wed at Cambridge 4:00 PM Feb 7 Tues vs North Andover 7:00 PM Feb 4 feb 8 Wed at Haverhill Invitational 6:30 PM Sat at Chelmsford 4:30 PM Feb 10 Fri at Masconomet 7:00 PM feb 11 Sat Division 3 Sectionals TBA Feb 8 Wed at Andover 7:30 PM Feb 12 Sun at Tewksbury 2:00 PM Feb 11 Sat vs Billerica 4:40 PM Feb 16 Thurs vs Georgetown 7:00 PM Feb 18 Sat vs Cambridge 4:40 PM Feb 22 Wed vs Tewksbury 5:30 PM Tewksbury Memorial High Sports Stats Tewksbury Varsity Hockey Tewksbury Varsity Girls Basketball Tewksbury Boys/Girls Track ' ' ' Results (1-3)J1-31 Results:Qncnit.- (Boys/Dnwo 2-0;o_n- Girlsr-,r\c 2-0)1 n\ Results (1-1) Dec 13 vs Lowell Lost 61-23 Dec 14 (Boys | vs Chelmsford Won 54-32 ". Dec 20 at Andover Lost 59-27 Dec 17 vs Haverhill Lost 2-1 Dec 14 (Girls) vs Chelmsford Won 52-34 j Dec 22 at Dracut ;J Dec 21 at Lowell Won 4-1 Won 51-49 Dec 21 (Boys vs Dracut Won 67-19 Dec 27 at Stoneham Lost 58-29 Dec 21 i| Date Day Opponent Time (Girls) vs Dracut Date Day Opponent Time Date Day Dec 28 Wed at Maine Tourney 4:00 PM Opponent Time Dec 29 Thurs vs Maiden at SHS 5:15 PM Jan 5 Dec 29 Thurs at Maine Tourney 8:45 PM Thurs Girls vs NDA at Lowell 3:30 PM 2 Jan 3 Tues vs Haverhill 7:30 PM Jan 5 Dec 30 Fri at Maine Tourney 2:00 PM Thurs Boys vs CC at Lowell 3:30 PM !j Jan 6 Fri vs Lawrence 7:30 PM Jan 7 Sat Jan 4 Wed at Methuen 6:00 PM Dartmouth Relays 8:00 AM :l Jan 10 Tues at Billerica 7:30 PM Jan 7 Jan 7 Sat vs Lincoln-Sudbury 6:30 PM Sat Fr/Soph Meet at RLC 9:30 AM . • Jan 17 Tues vs Chelmsford 7:30 PM Jan 9 Mon Jan 14 Sat vs Boston Latin 6:30 PM vs Billerica at Methuer 3:30 PM :-j Jan 19 Thurs atNDA 6:30 PM Jan 11 Jan 18 Wed at Billerica 8:00 PM Wed at Phillips Academy 3:15 PM Jan 24 Tues vs Methuen 7:30 PM Jan 14 Sat Jap 21 Sat at Andover 8:00 PM Team Pentathlon-RLC 10:00 AM": Jan 27 Fri at Central Catholic 7:30 PM Jan 16 Jap 25 Wed vs Chelmsford 8:00 PM Mon vs Lawrence at MHS 3:30 PM I Jan 31 Tues vs Dracut 7:30 PM Jan 21 JaT 30 Mon at Haverhill 7:00 PM Sat Class B Relays at RLC ; 2:30 PM : Feb 3 Fri at Lawrence 7:30 PM Jan 25 Feb1 Wed vs Dracut 6:00 PM Wed vs Methuen at Andover 3:30 PM * Feb 10 Fri vsNDA 7:30 PM Jan 29 Sun Feb 4 Sat vs Methuen Noon Elite Relays at RLC 9:30 AM } Feb 12 Sun vs Wilmington 2 PM Feb1 Feb 6 Mon at Medford 8:00 PM Wed at Andover 3:30 PM j Feb 14 Tues at Methuen 7:30 PM Feb 4 Feb 8 Wed at Lincoln-Sudbury 4:00 PM Sat Coaches Inv.at RLC 9:30 AM ! Feb 17 Fri vs Billerica 7:30 PM Feb 5 Sun Feb 11 Sat at Boston Latin 4:00 PM Coaches Elite Inv.-RLC 9:30 AM : Feb 20 Mon at Chelmsford 7:30 PM fe£ 15 Wed at Cen. Catholic, Janas 6:00 PM Feb 11 Sat MVC Meet at Andover 10:00 AM J Feb 22 Wed at Wilmington 5:30 PM Feb 13 Mon Rap 18 Sat vs Andover 6:30 PM MVC Qualifiers at MHS 3:30 PM Feb 17 Fri F;€*>22 Wed vs Wilmington 8:00 PM Class B State Meet-RLC 5:30 PM , • Feb 25 Sat All-State Meet at RLC 9:30 AM 'j Feb 28 Tues Individual Pen. at RLC 3:30 PM Tewksbury Wrestling March 3 Fri New Englands at RLC 5:30 PM Where's the Action Results (5-1) •» Dec 10 vs Milford Won 63-16 Shawsheen Tech Sports Dec 10 vs Masconomet Won 51-31 Tewksbury Boys Varsity Basketball " ' Day Date Sport Opponent Time Dec 10 vs Gr. Lawrence Lost 41-31 Results (2-2) t Thurs Dec 29 Wrestling at Lowell Tour. Noon Dec 14 vs Billerica Won 48-24 Dec 13 .' at Central Catholic Lost 68-55 j Fri Dec 30 Wrestling at Lowell Tourn. 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16W TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 2005 - Town's 275; Town Crier's 50th year FROM PAGE 1 not only to Wilmington, but to Commission is gearing up for a able acre. erty so that the Board could physi- Sullivan's claims of impropri- out hope that a strong win at the Massachusetts and to American ' slew of fundraising events, the con- The townhouses will be located cally count the number of parking eties, which appeared most often to polls might lead to the calling of a history," Harris said. "There are tents of which will be announced along the Floradale Avenue side of spaces most directly implicate second Special Town Meeting. too few of these landmarks left." shortly. the property, with driveways The business in question is owned Wilmington's Planning Board and Hopes were dashed at Town Hall The William Butters Farmhouse The Commission has applied for accessed by Floradale Avenue. by, John Forrest, who also happens Planning Director, coaxed the evening of the election as the is a half saltbox house built by an emergency grant from the Two members of the Board of to own the property He was grant- Planning Board Chairman Michael results were tallied. By nearly a 2 William Butters II in or around 1682 Secretary of the Commonwealth of Selectmen attempted to reduce the ed a Class II license from the Town Sorrentino to abandon the live in l margin, voters indicated that and has been lived in continuously Massachusetts' Office It is also density further down from 108 of Wilmington for a business spe- broadcast of the meeting on WCTV. they were not in favor of a new for more than 320 years. It is preparing to work toward having units. The developer did agree to cializing in providing electronic He drove down to Town Hall to library. believed to be the second oldest Butters Farm placed on the bring the development down to 100 diagnoses of automobiles. defend his integrity. The general consensus of the pro- house in Wilmington and the oldest National Register of Historic units, but a majority of the Board Sullivan asserted during the As a result of the discussion, ponents gathered in Town Hall was unchanged dwelling Places. of Selectmen did not feel that was selectmen meetings of March 28, which at times became raucous, that if the project had received William Butter, father to William "It needs to be listed on the enough of a reduction. 2005 and April 11, 2005 that proper the Board agreed to perform a site more support from the Town's Butters II, was one of Wilmington's National Register in order to be eli- The project is currently going procedures were not followed and visit on Thursday, April 14. elected leaders, it would have stood earliest settlers. He discovered the gible for many of the grants that through the Board of Appeals that it was negligent for the Though several different totals, ,1 better chance of success. They Butters apple, which later became we'll be seeking," Harris said. process. Planning Board not to have con- ranging from 38 parking spaces to also felt that a significant amount the Baldwin apple, and a statue The Historical Commission has Town Center ducted a Site Plan Review of the 48 parking spaces, were reported as nl misinformation was being currently stands on the lot adjacent set up an informational website at Wilmington's Town Center is property. residents and selectmen performed bandied about and was confusing to Butters Farm memorializing the www.buttersfarm.org and has poised to experience a number of Sullivan further asserted, as fact, individual counts, the existence of the issue discovery. established an account to accept projects in the very near future. that she had counted only 29 park- a total of 42 parking spaces was During the October Special Town William Butters II is believed to donations for the purchase/restora- The property directly across Route ing spaces on the property and that agreed upon in a count performed Meeting, many opponents of the have been his only child and is tion of the property. 38 from the Crystal Commons site, it would be impossible for a vehicle as a group. The group included library project cited the need for a believed to be the first white child Donations may be sent to: which housed a hardware store for to enter the structure through a set Selectman Frank West, Selectman new high school, a fire sub-station born in Wilmington. He was part Town of Wilmington many years before the structure of barn-style doors measuring four Michael Newhouse, and Selectman for North Wilmington, and even a of the committee that negotiated "Save the Butters Farm" burned down, is permitted for a feet in width. Suzanne Sullivan. Selectman new Town Hall as priorities over a with the Woburn minister for the Treasurer's Office, Town Hall mixed-use structure to include resi- Forrest had stated on his applica- Michael McCoy did not attend and new library Town Manager separation of Wilmington from 121 Glen Road dential and commercial units. tion that the property contained 52 Selectman Raymond Lepore Michael Caira declined to specu- Woburn. He then served on Wilmington, MA 01887-3131 Additionally, a 2.8 acre parcel of parking spaces. arrived some time after the count late, following the election results, Wilmington's first board of select- Checks should be made out to land directly behind the Bank of Sullivan also stated that a fenced was completed. what capital improvement might men. "Town of Wilmington" with "Save America on Main Street may soon off area of the property containing When asked about the gap be next for Wilmington. When the future of Butters Farm the Butters Farm" written in the be the location of a housing devel- a number of vehicles and adorned between her original count of 29 Wilmington has been polarized on was first called into question dur- memo area. opment consisting of 21 condomini- by a sign reading "Holmes Pools" is spaces and the agreed upon 42 l he library issue for the better part ing the Spring of 2005, the Town Crystal Commons um units within four buildings. The an "illegal contractor's yard." spaces, as well as her erroneous of a decade, and the scales have faced a deadline of 120 days to raise The Crystal Commons housing development would be accessed by Holmes Pools has occupied that statement that no vehicle could fit tipped from one side to the other. $450,000 to purchase and protect the development slated for the former Olsen Street, which runs between site for approximately 15 years. in the barn-style doors as they cur- As recently as April 2002, Town site. The developer, however, gra- site of Diamond Crystal at 10 Wilmington's Post Office and the Forrest refuted Sullivan's claims rently exist, she dismissed both Meeting voted to appropriate ciously agreed to extend the dead- Burlington Avenue, has garnered a former fire station. during the April 11th meeting. points as irrelevant. $550,000 to design a plan for a new line for one year, giving the number of headlines in 2005. The An over 55-age restricted condo Forrest stated, on April 11th, that "The major issue for me is the library to built at the site of the Historical Commission until June Town has been considering the pro- minium development slated to be the lot has the capacity for 52 park- illegal contractor yard," Sullivan Whitefield School. 2006 to raise the necessary funds. ject and has been attempting to built less than a mile from the ing spaces and has 39 to 40 parking said at the time. "Parking spaces That vote, however, was later The extension has provided some convince the developer, Tambone Town Center on the Yentile Farm spaces marked. Forrest also was not the reason why I called a rescinded during a Special Town breathing room, but has by no Investment Group, to reduce the property is currently going through brought with him to the April 11th site visit. I want the Board of Meeting that was petitioned by a means guaranteed the future of density of the development. the building permit process. meeting photographs showing a Selectmen to see that this is an ille- group favoring the Swain School Butters Farm. The first Crystal Commoas pro- 362 Middlesex Avenue Subaru Legacy Wagon entering the gal contractor yard." site. Current Selectman Suzanne Currently, some five months after posal consisted of three buildings A prolonged disagreement involv- barn-style doors. During the April 11 selectmen Sullivan was one of the leaders of an account was started, only with a total of 153 condominium ing, of all things, the number of "I do think certain favors were meeting, Forrest offered to rip up that movement. Ironically, while $16,000, some of which are pledges, units. The proposal presented to parking spaces existing on the done and certain heads were his Class II license if the selectmen residents did vote to rescind autho- has been raised. the Board of Selectmen in property of 362 Middlesex Avenue turned certain ways to let this hap- counted no more than 29 parking rization for the $550,000 appropria- "We would have to be pulling in December 2004 consisted of 128 managed to occupy the Board of pen," Sullivan said at one point spaces and he challenged Sullivan tion, those same residents also roughly $40,000 to feel comfortable condominium units in two three- Selectmen, and Town Crier head- during the April 11 meeting. to resign from the Board if they voted not to build on the Swain about our chances of raising the story buildings. The current plans lines, for several weeks. The dis- Town Manager Michael Caira counted more. Sullivan did not School site. With no appropriation $450,000 in time," Harris said. show 100 condominium units in two agreement, which was sparked by read a memorandum from the accept his challenge. and no site to build on, the issue "But, we appreciate every penny three-story buildings plus eight Selectman Suzanne Sullivan's alle- Building Inspector stating that the As an end result to the matter, was put to rest for a while. that has come in." townhouses on the 11.7-acre site. gations that improprieties led to area occupied by Holmes Pools Holmes Pools was found to be an In August of 2004, the Board of The deadline extension may have The site includes roughly 6 build- the licensing and permitting of a does appear to be a contractor's illegal contractor's yard and was Selectmen began to explore the led some to relax their guard a bit, able acres, resulting in a yield of business located on the property, yard and that it would be investi- forced to re-locate his business possibility of purchasing parcels of but the Wilmington Historical approximately 18.units per build- resulted in a site visit to the prop- gated. elsewhere. land on each side of the current . library. With an overwhelming vote of last week's Special Town Meeting, one of the parcels involved in those discussions will be purchased by the Town. In October of 2004, the Wilmington Board of Selectmen voted to endorse the Swain School site for a new library. In doing so, the Board enabled the Board of Library Trustees to move forward (978) 657-8444 in its efforts to seek a $3.4 million grant from the Massachusetts STARWOOD ASSOCIATES Board of Library Commissioners (781) 944-8086 (MBLC). 299 Main Street In April of 2005, Town Meeting Maureen Foresteire Open weekdays until 8pm Ralph Newhouse voted to authorize the Board of Wilmington, MA 01887 Library Trustees to apply for the www.c21 starwood.com MBLC grant. After reviewing applications from WILMINGTON $394,900 WILMINGTON 41 communities, Wilmington was $379,900 one of only seven communities to De awarded a MBLC grant. 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Tragic near- misses, an erosion of con- science, and the realization that the hunters may have become the hunted turn Avner's assignment into a nightmare. And the most dangerous target - who may be allied with the CIA - remains elusive. Munich, which is based on George Jonas' book HOW GOOD IS YOUR VISION ? Th dlffaranoaa In the ■•oond plolura. Can you apol lham ? Vengeance, claims to have ANKIE SPITZER. WIDOW OF THE ISRAELI FENCING coach, Andre Spitzer, been "inspired" by true I ign. Tl« i, shirt. Ilat. Eyo-qlaeeee-. ■• who was slain by Palestinian terrorists on Sept. 5, 1972, surveys the room where the events, which places it into Sweater, Shelve). incident occurred at Munich's Olympic Village in Germany on Sept. 8, 1972. The the category of fiction. Key - possibly a worse one - wait- motion animation techniques events occurred, but all of ing to take his place. that were groundbreaking at chalk circles on the wall were made by West German police to mark bulletholes. the character interaction is Steven Spielberg's controversial movie, "Munich," about the 1972 Olympic massacre Spielberg takes pains to the time. Jackson takes the made up. Every word that is present both sides of the same approach using cutting and its aftermath, got an unlikely endorsement Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2005, - Spitzer spoken about terrorism is as issue. edge special effects technolo-; relevant today as it was in and another widow of two of the 11 murdered Israeli athletes said it neither dishon- MOVIE: gy available in the year 2005, the early 1970s. ored their husband's memory nor tarnished their country's image.(AP Photo) "KING KONG" and the results are nothing Munich illustrates how GRADE: **** short of breathtaking. MOVIE: Olympic village, but about attack. Their lone contact is Avner's moral compass is -"The essential plot remains Israel's response to that act. Ephraim (Geoffrey Rush), knocked askew. In the begin- "MUNICH" Academy Award-winning faithful to the original. -A who provides them with ning, he doesn't question the GRADE: **** Spielberg sets the stage by director Peter Jackson takes down-on-his-luck filmmaker; opening with a mixture of information about how they righteousness of his actions. * his eye for special effects Carl Denham (Jack Black) dramatic re-creations and can obtain money to fund But when it comes to make A film of uncommon excellence (as evidenced by heads off to the unchartered archival news footage. By the their operation. Avner the first kill, he hesitates, (Jepth, intelligence, and sen- his 'Lord of the Rings' trilo- Skull Island to film what he time we meet the main char- accepts the job despite hav- and it falls to one of his con- sitivity, Munich defies easy gy), combines it with his hopes will be the big film he labeling. The film is an eye- acter, Avner (Eric Bana), the ing a seven-month pregnant federates to fire the shot. As has been searching for. After wife (Ayelet Zurer) waiting killing becomes easier, Avner childhood love for the char- opener - a motion picture die has been cast. acter of King Kong, and the his famous starlet drops out, Avner is the leader of a for him in Jerusalem. For questions its morality before that asks difficult questions, result is one of the most visu- he convinces Anne Darrow five-man team of covert, ex- Avner, nothing is more ceasing to care. presents well-developed char- ally stunning, emotionally (Naomi Watts), an out-of- Mossad operatives who have important than patriotism - Spielberg asks a key ques- acters, and keeps us white- moving films of the year. work actress, to star in the been given unofficial status at least when the ordeal tion: Is a war against terror- knuckled throughout. It is Jackson has talked on film, then tricks the film's by the government of Israel begins. ism winnable? We would like my personal best film of 2005. numerous occassions over writer, Jack Driscoll (Adrien The film is not about the so they can track down and The group consists of to think the answer is "yes." Brody) into making the trip Steve (Daniel Craig, the next But Munich points out a the past year about his love Blacky September terrorist assassinate the 11 for the 1933 version of 'King as well. Palestinians responsible for James Bond), a South sobering truth: for every ter- action that shattered the Kong', which featured stop- stillness of the Munich planning and executing the African hothead who is eager rorist killed, there is another Movies to S-6 Dining Entertainment.

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Burlington's Town Quannapowitt, and curb cuts Administrator Robert Josephine Clancy, Woburn $25.00 where there has been new "'Maybe if we split the William & Paula Fallon, Woburn Wakefield construction. cost (among communities), Mercier is a member of the $25.00 governing board. In memory of Jim, Marty Mooney & "The Wakefield "The commission is cur- Hart continued, 'we can Commission on Disability come up with some sort of "The events of Hurricane Eunice Duran from rently involved with the con- Katrina only heightened th« Issues met and the commis- struction of the new common training area or Tena Mooney, Reading $25.00 sion members were 'encour- awareness of the state's lead- Doris & Ernie Balestrieri, Woburn Spaulding Playground, along- training center.' $50.00 aged by the progress made "Hart instituted the ership toward developing a Mrs. Viola MacDonald, Woburn side Lake Quannapowitt, just $25.00 on several projects and excit- off Church Street. Burlington Police plan for terrorism alert levi- Julia Callahan, Woburn $20.00 ed about new opportunities to "The Wakefield Center Department's first formal- els and how best to prepare Elizabeth Sullivan, Woburn $25.00 help the town of Wakefield Neighborhood Association ized field training pro- for emergencies. Annette Riley, Woburn $5.00 make access to many more (WCNA) has made sure that gram..." "The campaign is official- Ms. Connie Timmerman, Reading $50.00 sites, all to aid the disabled there will be access for hand- ly dubbed: 'Security in "SHREE", Stoneham $75.00 community,'" notes the icapped individuals..." Security Knowledge. Be Informed. Be Jean & Larry O'Connor, Woburn $25.00 Wakefield edition of the Prepared. Be Safe' Ruth & Jim Haggerty, Woburn $25.00 "Daily Times Chronicle." Hart to heart in throughout "To accent the urgency, Arthur Peters, Stoneham "The commission the print materials will be in $200.00 announced that the MBTA "Representatives from English, Spanish and In memory of Bill Anthony from has agreed to move their bus Burlington area communities converged Cantonese. There will be tele- Top Cat, Woburn $10.00 pickup spot to the corner of "Police Chief Fran Hart on Wilmington to hear $1 vision, radio and print adver- In memory of Weldon Family-Muriel, Earl &i North Avenue and Chestnut has been selected to fill two million will be allotted by the tising, a website and an edu- Earl Jr. from Top Cat, Woburn $15.00 Street so that a sight positions within the North federal government for area cational television program Madeline Lupo, Stoneham $10.00 impaired citizen will be able Eastern Massachusetts Law homeland security," notes distributed on community Kathleen Cahill & Pamela Dunford & to gain access to a bus. 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btj J nidus flissen TO BE CONTINUED NEXT YEAR preparing the studv, that number of student fees for May: just around paperwork will help staff this school year. members identify some of "At Tewksbury Memorial the corner in the weak points and gaps High School, there will be a •MIDDLESEX EAST Game #1 Boston Latin vs. Division 2 awards weflBrJ within specific programs - in fee of $60 per activity, per SPORTS ffiEEKI V TRIVIA LYNNF1ELP 2:00 p.m. presented to Saugus High Woburn some cases requiring the student, with a $120 cap. When was the first night Game M2 Saugus vs. St. School's Jeff Driscoll, winner "School Supt. Dr. Carl School Committee to adopt There will be a family cap of game played at Fenway Mary's 6:00 p.m. of the Fd White Best Offense Batchelder expects that a new policies..." $240. Park? Answer appears else- and the Castraberti Family coordinated review of the "At the John J. Wynn where in this column. The following day, MVP Award. The Tom, district by the Department of "Almost blinding" Middle School and the John December 28th, the champi- O'Hearn Award for Best, Education (DOE) will high- in Winchester F. Ryan Elementary School, •READING'S MIKE on of each division will be Defense was awarded to light some minor faults with- there will be a fee of $30 per DONOHUE. a junior mid- determined: John Bruno of Boston La tin v in the city's educational pro- "Student representative activity, per student, with a fielder on the Wentworth Division 1 Consolation A team award was presented, gram," notes the Woburn edi- Brett Howley told the School cap of $60. The Wynn Atjletics men's soccer team, Game 12:00 p.m. to Saugus High School for itjs, tion of the "Daily Times Committee that with the School's family cap is also served as a captain of this Division 2 Consolation exemplary play and conduct Chronicle." beginning of the school year, $240. year's squad which finished Game 2:00 p.m. during the tournament. "According to Asst. Supt. positive changes at the high "According to Dr. with an 8-9 record. Donohue Division 1 Championship for Curriculum Mark school were noticeable," Christine McGrath, finished the year with one Game 4:00 p.m. •The 2005 All-Conferenqe Donovan, the all-encompass- notes the Winchester edition Superintendent of Schools, goal for two points in 19 Division 2 Championship players of the New England ing DOE study of the Woburn of the "Daily Times the money collected through games. Game 6:00 p.m. Football Conference were school system, which will Chronicle." these fees will defray the announced this past week- take place this May, will "However, she also noted costs of the co-curricular •Some Middlesex East The tournament offers end. Several ENDICOTJ require months of prepara- that the impact of the programs. teams are participating in players an opportunity to COLLEGE players received tion on the part of both expanding enrollment is also "TMHS parking fees are the 17th Saugus Federal play competitive hockey in a honorable mention status,, administrators and teachers. being felt in the form of larg- not new, but this year's $100 Credit Union (SFCU) college-like atmosphere including READING'S "This is really an enor- er class sizes. price tag is a hike from the Holiday Classic, Eastern while networking and show- ANGELO PERRINA. A line- mous undertaking. It's going "Howley said the high former $10 per year. McGrath Massachusetts' premiere casing their talents in front backer who graduated from to take up a considerable school has gone through a said that, technically, the high school hockey tourna- of college coaches and scouts Reading Memorial High amount of my time and effort makeover. She has noticed funds generated through this ment, will be held at the as well as hockey fans School in 2002, he has been a, during the school year,' said the new blue-paint on the are to be used only for park- Kasabuski Rink in Saugus, throughout the region. starter at his position for the Donovan. walls and the new lockers, ing lot purposes, including Massachusetts on Tuesday, "The Saugus Federal past three seasons. "To put it in simple adding that the new locker upgrades to the lot and por- December 27th and Credit Union's sponsorship of terms, this is a way for the room floor is almost blinding tions of the salaries of those Wednesday, December 28th. this event for the past 17 •Need some help on this DOE to come in and make because it is so clean, who care for it. A total of eight teams, years is testimony to the week's trivia question? The. sure we're doing the things "Howley also noticed that '"I think these are chal- representing private and credit union's ongoing Red Sox defeated the White we're supposed to be doing,' in some of her classes there lenging economic times,' said public high schools from involvement in the communi- Sox in the game 5-3. Donovan added, explaining are as many as 30 students McGrath, who said there Division 1 and 2, will partici- ty," Hatch said. "The credit why the review is being con while in others as few as 12. union and its president, John have been mixed feelings pate in this year's tourna- .MOpTH READING ducted "Howley said she has Smolinsky, should be com- from parents about the onset ment. Teams include Saugus, RESIDENT TOM "According to Batchelder, noticed that the temperature St. Mary's of Lynn, mended for the quality level of fees and additional costs FITZGERALD is currently a representatives from the does not drastically change associated with their chil- LYNNF1ELD. West"ford of play at this annual tourna- DOE will actually be within anymore from room to room member of the Boston dren's education. Academy, St. Bernard's, ment and for their commit- Bruins. The right winger; Woburn's schools for an thanks to the work done over Maiden Catholic, Boston ment to local youth through- "School lunches through- who was a star at Austin approximate one-week period the summer to the school's Latin, and AUSTIN PREP. out the entire school district out the year." Prep in Reading during his in May. However, administra- HVAC system. This is Maiden Catholic's At the conclusion of the will experience a price high school days, has played tors of various educational "Howley also reported first year in the tournament. increase of twenty cents. The event, the players and coach- for six NHL teams in his 16- programs will have to pre- that the new Pal Program The eight teams are divid- Extended Day Program will es will attend an awards ban- year professional hockey pare a mountain of paper- was a big success in its sec- ed into two divisions, quet, compliments of Prince also see an increase. career. work at least eight weeks ond year. "The School Department Division 1 and Division 2, Restaurant in Saugus, on prior to that physical pres- "The Pal Program match- was forced'to make cuts and according to Kasabuski Rink Thursday, December 29th at ence. es up upperclassmen with Manager John Hatch. The .ANSWER TO THIS impose fees this year to help 9:30 a.m. An MVP, Best lyKKK'S TRIVIA QUES- "Capable of assisting the freshmen to help the new stu- four teams in each division fill a $1.7 million gap when Defensive Player and Best TION: The first night game school system's staff in will play head-to-head com- dents feel more at home in the original Town Budget Offensive Player will be at Fenway Park was played petition on Tuesday, selected in each division. their new school. was proposed. The School on June 13, 1947. Towns "Howley said that upper- Department received a 3.4 December 27th to determine Last year, top honors went From S-3 classmen in the program percent increase over las! who will play in the finals to Division 1 winner St. •DO YOU KNOW SOME- "Electronic materials wore special T-shirts so year's budget." and consolation games on Bernard's and Division 2 unveiled will include a televi- THING WE DON'T? If you freshmen would know who to Wednesday, December 28th. winner Saugus High School. have information about a sion spot, a radio and live ask if they were lost or had a // you'd like to read Play begins at 12 noon on Individual honors in Division spot and educational TV pro- local athlete that you would question...." about your favorite ^school, Tuesday according to the fol- 1 were presented to St. like to see appear in this col- grams planned. student or teacher in lowing schedule: Bernard hockey goalie Bob "A special emphasis will umn, please email it to read- "School Notes," please send Vorse, winner of the [email protected], be placed on a website: 'Co-curricular' school newsletters and Division 1 Games: Castraberti Family MVP www. securityinknowledge. or or mail it to: Paul Feety, in Tewksbury other relevant information Game #1 Westford vs. St. Award for the second consec- Middlesex East Sports. P.O. to Phyllis Nissen, "School Bernard's 12:00 p.m. utive year, and the Tom "Public school students Box 240, Reading, Ma., 01867, "Representatives from the Notes, " Middlesex East Game #2 AUSTIN PREP O'Hearn Best Defense are reaching into their pock- or call Paul at 781-944-2200 community will receive a Supplement, Box 240, Award. Joe Cavency of St. ets this year," notes the vs. Maiden Catholic 4:00 between 7 am and 3:30 pm, Community Tool Kit' which Reading, MA 01867 or to Bernard's was the recipient "Tewksbury Town Crier." p.m. Monday through Friday, or will include all items as well [email protected]. of the Ed White Best Offense "The Tewksbury School fax information at 781-942- as electronic templates for We welcome student writ- Division 2 Games: Award. Committee implemented a 0884. local customizing...." ing.

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Federal Employees at Chapter Rail's music is high-energy exu- Reading. Any questions call Sharon from the evening will benefit Rental skates are available 507 will be meeting on the 1st berant fun, with riveting har- Please call either Lois Thomas at 781-942-6796 Fridays the High Hopes Fund at Josliln on a first-come basis and can be Wednesday of the month begin- monies, irreverent humor and Macelhiney at 781-944-3632 or from 1:15 to 3:45 p.m. No part- Diabetes Center in Boston. borrowed for $4. ning in January. This change sparkling banjo and mandolin Lois Tulikangas at 781-944-9316 ner necessary, all ages wel- The Centers for Disease For more information and a was requested by the Reading solo work. The group kicks off for reservations. come. Control estimates that 20.8 mil- complete skating schedule visit Senior Center do to its schedul- its whirlwind 28th anniversary AARP MELROSE SINGLES DANCE lion Americans have diabetes, www.fmcarenas.com or call 781- ing of events. Meetings will celebration with a special MEETS JANUARY 13 IN WALTHAM up 14 percent since 2003. That 272-9517. Schedule subject to start at 1:15 p.m. for socializing appearance at the Linden Tree The opening meeting of the A Single Executives Club means almost every man, change. and 1:45 for meeting. The Coffeehouse in Wakefield. Melrose Chapter #1124 AARP Singles Dance will be held on woman and child will be COMEDY CAFE AND Reading Senior Center is at 29 The Linden Tree will also be will take place at the Highlands Saturday, Jan. 21 from 8:30 to touched by the disease at some BEANTOWNTOWN COMEDY Pleasant St., Reading. celebrating its own 20th Congregational Church on midnight at the Best Western point during their lifetime. But Steve Sweeney's Comedy Please come and meet the anniversary with this special Franklin Street in Melrose on Hotel Grand Ballroom, 477 there is reason to be hopeful. Cafe at Jae's Backbay, 711 man that has volunteered to be bluegrass concert. 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For more infor- If a lack of transportation is lessons from 8 to 8:40. patients and families living Doherty, Jan. & 7 Mike ages 40s through 60s offers 12+ mation call 781-246-4946. a problem call for assistance. In Complimentary hors d'oeuvres with diabetes. Donovan and STeve Bjork.. professionally run events per UMPIRES SET DATES the Wakefield area call 781-245- 9 -16. Generous door prizes. TEMPLE HOSTS TOT Dick's Beantown Comedy FOR TRAINING PROGRAM 7611 Mary Ellen Donahue or in Proper business dress, jack- SHABBAT SERVICE month. Come meet new friends Vault at Remington's, 124 The Merrimack Valley the Melrose area 781-665-3258, ets recommended for men. Cost Temple Shalom Emeth, in a fun, casual atmosphere Boylston St. in Boston has Umpire's Assn. (MVUA) an- Rosemary Behrie. They will try is $10 before 9 and $15 there- Burlington will host a Tot Upcoming activities include: showtimes at 9 p.m. on nounced today that the umpir- to get you a ride. after. Co-sponsored by the Shabbat program on Saturday, New Year's Eve Party with Thursdays, Fridays and ing clinic for adults and teens In the tradition of prior Young Professionals Club of Jan. 21 at 10 a.m. at the temple. Chinese food, games, Sat. 12/31 (over 16) who want to be Calendar to S-8 meetings, there will be a cash Boston. The lively service is accompa- private home Billerica $23. raffle drawing. It is good for- SENIOR NET COMPUTER tune to have Pat Quinn as a spe- CLASSES REGISTRATION cial guest speaker at this meet- Elder Services of the ing. She has more degrees than Merrimack Valley Senior Net a thermometer. Most all are in Computer Lab is accepting reg- connection of Registered istration for its first 8 week Nursing and massage therapy afternoon classes 1 - 3 p.m. arid has practiced private duty beginning January 9. Classes fpr more than 20 years. offered include: Basics I, Basics At the conclusion of the pro- II, Word Processing, Graphics gram there will be a couple of and a new offering EBay Made tables set up with delicious Easy, teaching buying and sell- Santa Meeds refreshments with a choice of ing on EBay. fresh coffee or tea. The Senior Net Computer TOURNAMENTS NEAR Lab, designed specifically for THE HALL OF FAME adult learners and limited to 5 The Blue Jays Baseball students/class offers a relaxed Organization will be holding an setting to master computer exhibition series for high school skills. Elder Services is conve- varsities and jvs near the Hall niently located off Route 495 in of Fame in Cooperstown, April Lawrence, with ample parking. 28-29-30 and May 13-14. There is a small fee for the Your Help! Schools can play one or two classes. Registration deadline is games. Trophies and medal- Dec. 28. For more information lions are awarded. Summer call 800-892-0890, ext. 516. tournaments for 13U, 14U, 15U DINING OUT TO PLEASE HELP THEjVEEDYi 16U and 18U teams will be held CONQUER DIABETES AM! on Memorial Day weekend, Boston's most celebrated *N " j j July and early August. North End chefs will host this IADDRESS_ j For info call Harvey Sandig year's CityFeast - Dining Out to ICITY/TOWN a{ 631-650-5759 or e-mail Conquer Diabetes on Sunday, I Please accept my donation of [email protected]. Jan. 22. Carla Gomes, the moth- v> WAKEFIELD CHORAL er of a child with diabetes and l$10a $25 a $50 U Other □ _ -SOCIETY REHEARSALS owner of both Antico Forno and I Please Mail To: S The Wakefield Choral Terramia, organized the event | "M.E. SANTA" ^Society will hold "open to help raise awareness of the C/O DAILY TIMES CHRONICLE Rehearsals" from Monday, Jan. disease and support Joslin dia- ,-f) to Feb. 6. 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Any Condition - Any Price PINF bdrm set. Queen PING PONG TABLE Bathrooms and linishec personal appearances We Buy Houses - CASH Reas rates Dave 781 - SNOW PLOWING bed. & dresser Brand new Sharpe carou- PINE dining room table Wanted To Buy 2160 Musical 0250 sel covect / micro oven 6 padded chairs 5 9 2 1 4 7 3 8 6 781-944-3094 incls. LAND WANTED & JACK OF ALL TRADES $325 781-438-5909 and g ass top $475 Call ANTIQUES TO PIANO LESSONS Older Homes Wanted 8 7 4 2 6 3 1 5 9 A-Z home remodeling, re 781-279-3388 COLLECTABLES pair, installation. etc First Lesson Free SNOWPLOWING Antiques, lurn., glass, ori- Wilmington / 3 2 6 9 1 8 7 4 5 Quality pride with tht Exp w/ children & adults. Residential and small SOLIC maple hutch ental rugs, paintings, jew- N. Reading right price Our name Classical Jazz or Key- commercial properties BROYHILL sola and love $100; solid maple Boston elry, sterling 1 pc to en- Call Craig Newhouse Reading, Pearl Street OS Newhouse Builders 9 1 7 5 3 4 2 6 8 says it all Call Mike 978 boarding 781-729-4347 seat Beige floral print. 6 rocker $45 Call 781-438- tire contents. No obliga- 265-2687 area Call Chris Prince yrs old $200 / bo Call 3394 tion to sell Wayne White Office 978-658-7675 4 5 8 6 7 2 9 3 1 781-710-6657 617-697-4625 Jr 781-933-1258 or Cell# 978-857-0002 Paint, Paper Solid Oak dm set w/6 2 3 5 7 8 1 6 9 4 'LIBERTY BUILDERS Bureau $175 Pole lamp Specializing in all your re & Plaster 0260 chrs. $275 Casio ltd Key Hand Tool. Wanted "U.N°0W N "0MES Rubbish & Junk $30.. 781-933-6691 Organ $75. Trpl drsr T 7 4 9 3 5 6 8 1 2 modeling needs Fron Patternmaker, carpenter, ffiEE5L"J?££32 °' start to finish Additions Dave's Painting COLONIAL style 82" so- w/mirror mtchg 5 drwr sheet metal, machinist Wllmin0'°n for remodel or Removal 0360 demo. finish basements, decks Specializing in interior, la, dark green, 6 mos bur. blk Icqr $200 C»- Plains chisels, calipers, Cash paid John 6 8 1 I 4 2'9 5 7'3| Carroll, bathrm & kit Updates « residential painting and A & ACLEANOUTS Old $400 781-270-9279 tble & 2 mtchg enn tbles anvils vises, shoplots Builder 978-851- 4851. much more Fine quality paperhangmg 20 yearo 1: eanouls ol garages, $200 Hoover stmr $100 d88-405-2007 craftsmanship Call Dar exp Quality work at reas yards, cellars, etc Fast, CRAFTSMAN 5 hp Chip 21.7 cl whl. Amana re- ^JK lew/: \WhiteBeh 978-360-6160 rates Call 781 729-4657 reliable service Low per / Blower, $150 Hand Ing $675 781-932-6479 Blower / Vacuum, $10 ,3leS WooiCool --JTSTPLASTER-ING "B1-438-1264 Lawn mower, Craltsman. Twin bed $150~ RENTALS Mr. Maintenance 6 75 hp $40 781-272- Washer/dryer $100 ea 2170 General construction & All types ot plastering. A DISPOSAL & Oil sand smooth, stucco | can . , , 5755 Relng $300 Quilt $30 renovation services Ad- JuS n take t M Blatk M textured New S repair clean outs, trash remov- Game Boy Advance, $20 Seasoned Hardwood RENTALS ditions, kit & baths, tile work Bluerbrd S plaster | ,„ i| demoli- Dinrm set $125 TV tble Box of Gl Joe & Ninja Cut & split $310 per cord work, decks, windows S a a cs ce arSi $20, stove $50 781-933- (128 cubic feet). Local more Call 781-933 7543 Fully ins Free Est 978 |l0n insured Please call Turtle toys $20 End tbl, TOS-7 447-5135 701 .am-8470 6691 $25 781-933-6691 Delivery 781-983-5487 MIDDlfSEX EAST appearing in Doily limes - Chronicle (Reoding. Woburn, WincheiHr, Burlington, WaWield), lynnReld Villager, No Reoding Transcript. Wilmington & Tewlcibury Town Crier, Sloneham Indopendenl WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 29, 2005 -PAGE S-7

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I '-• I GENERAL HELP PROFESSIONAL] PROFESSIONAL Busy Auto Repair Shop CPA/Tax Preparer Needed Burlington $ Earn Extra Money $ is looking for experienced . IMMEDIATE OPENING Public Schools /. T/IHE Li Growing Tax Firm in Burlington needs experienced, January Vacancies knowledge ol lax code and lax software, client orient- High School History rc®TOYOTA DELIVER THE NEW VERIZON ed, reliable, accuracy, some weekends, part or lull Full Time Certification Required time Apply with reference and salary requirement to Interim. 7 5 Title I In- ESC=IC=I|—1^ The Guru Tax & Financial Services, Inc. (W TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES 15 Third Avenue, Burlington, MA 01803 structional Anlslonl(t) Men K Women IH years and older with insured vein Auto Body Technician Fax:781-272-7043 ., Bachelors Degree Req Full Time/Part Time iles are needed to deliver the new Veri»in Telephone P27 0 Hmt Substitute Directories in Boston North, South, West and areas Call: RN or LPN including wallham, Woburn, Stonelum Lynnheld BUSINESS Send appropriate EXPRESS LUBE lewkshury. Canton. Maiden. Revere I u-relt. .mil materials to: Chelsea We are also looking for office i leiks X |n.id 781-944-9555 Dr. Jamas Pitone eis Delivery starts about December -'"ill Work a mm COMMERCIAL SERVICE REP 123 Cambridge Street inium ol 4 daylight hours per day and get paid within Burlington, MA 01803 WRITE-UP iH hours upon successful completion oi route H.T. BAILEY INSURANCE GROUP is seeking a Commercial Service Representative for our Burling- We arc.' in need of a mature iS hone.sl good per- PT Executive tfjn. MA office. The ideal candidate should have 1-2 son with great customer skills SOmeone who Call 1-800-979-7978 between the hours »l yaars Property and Cisualty insurance experience, MEDICAL likes to keep things clean and organized Assistant Needed but willing to train Responsibilities will include servic- Someone who is very prompt at all times Lastly 9:00 a nt. and 5:30 p.m. Monday hiel.n irig of liquor liability business along with rating, under- someone who smiles That is a must. Part lime 4- Refer to Job #3700-1 writing and servicing ol commeicial package and um- Our oflice is seeking a quick learner to assist EOE bjella policies. Must be customer-oriented and able LOCAL MEDICAL 8 p.m. lull time 7-4:0 p.m. Drug screening our UK and AC Depts with various clerical to work under direct supervision This is a full-time PRACTICE required. position with benelits Salary is open duties This is a part lime position pay ing $10- Send your resume to: Please call...or come down 12 per hour depending on experience. Hours MA / LPN In 08/6YN Thomas McCartney, Human Resource! and fill out an application. arc Mun to Fri 9am to 2pm. hut we tan be Expenonced-4 days H.T. Bailey Insurance Group, Ron ( .isH ill AUTO TECHNICIANS flexible when needed Qualified applicants 859 Willard Street, Suite 420, Quincy, MA 0216 Booking Clerk In Pedi 394 Washington St., Woburn, MA 01801 will have basic computer skills (Microsoft or email to: Ihomas » htbailey.com Full Time Email: [email protected] Busy, upbeat Auto Repair Shop looking Office preferred), excellent interpersonal Phone 339-645-2250 for experienced, honest Technicians. II Excellent benefits skills and he detail oriented Opportunity for and supportive staff SUPPLY COUNTER you are motivated and have u good atti growth is excellent SECRETARY Call or lude. call Marl) Immediate Opening TRAINEE lax resume to: Full / part time position Barnett Pro Contractor Marty's Auto & truck Repair Fax your resume to Kelly at 781-279-0350 Ol Professional: organized: Supplies is looking for a PH: 781-944-4250x22 email it to careers("'coulomanagcment com Electrical 85 Main St. Bay-C computer knowledge, fX:7 781-944-6895 ' LOCKS & KEYS, Inc. talented ana career ori- Locksmiths & Engravers « pleasant personality: ex- ented person to |Oin our North Reading. MA 81864 Couto Management Group, LLC cellent communication team in Woburn as a Apprentice Stoneham, MA skills. Willingness to pro-center trainee learn Some weekends Commercial 5020 EXPERIENCE 978-664-8127 Knowledge ol pluming Office/Shop Mail or lax resume & sal- is preferred Competi- PREFERRED OFFICE SPACE Rental. ary requirements tive pay and excellent 700 s!. $770/mo Great Manager The Guru Tax & Holidays/ Motorcycles 6060 benefits lor lawyer, accountant or Service compin) in BUSINESS Financial Services,Inc. Vacation Fax resume to small business Realty Wnhuni seek- lopoiMble 2002 HONDA ACE CONTRACT 15 Third Avenue Denis at Executives 978-657- Health lns./401K iruin idu.it to run our day Shadow 750 Motorcycle Burlington, MA 01803 7010 (od.iy operation- Well maint w/low miles ADMINISTRATOR Tow Truck HEAVY Fax 781-272-7043 781-935-6723 EOE. 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Mortgage Knowledge ol pluming hot water 2 BR also Newly renov w/w carpet, gry John at: am fm. cd. auto. 59 llr 2002 VW Passat Wagon, is preferred Competi- avail. 781-932-0066 near public transp. Small V6, dk grn . Ithr int. Fully V8. cap liner, 94K & Loans 7040 General Help Call Birch Properties tive pay and excellent pet okay Available 1/1 loaded Approx 60K, $9,800 781-944-0278 781-932-9000 benelits. Wanted 8040 N. READING LRG 1 BR $1,500 781-224-9638 $20,000. 978-664-0865 REVERSE MORTGAG- 781-760-7409 cell Fax resume to Comp. updated, eat in _ 1997 GMC One Ton ES' SENIOR HOME RN's&LPN's kit., w/DW, priv entr, ofl WILMINGTON 2001 LINCOLN LS. 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Stoughton. MA www 2001 NISSAN Maxima damage. $1,000 / bo tomer service experience ■,---■■■,■-.-..,„ $750+ 4 room, 2 bdrm., share Prkg. $600 + wm- alum rims, 31"x10 1/2" clc-reversemortgage com LIMOUSINE SERVICE, 72K miles Excellent con- Cali'207i831 -1*715 a nlus but not necessary Seeking dependable peo- NORTH HEADING 2nd fir. $1,150 6 rm, 3 ter utils Call Tommy 1 dition CD player, alloy ■ tire Remote start $7500 Must be 21. Clean driv- ple w/knowledge of (he W. 1st floor in 3 family bdrm 2nd fir $1,400+978-479-0268. wheels and more. ig93 FORD Taurus SHO /BO 781-589-8805 on Martins Pond Availa- „ , — ing record High school Boston area FT.'PT pbs Ca VM Properly $11.500 781-944-9199. jackage Looks & runs ble immediately $725 ■ ■< grad or equiv On roule avail Will tram Earn up - jreat. Moonrool, new 1995 CHEVY Suburban - EMPLOYMENT sales req Some heavy toS13/hr 781-938-0014 utilities. 978-479-7068 fjL ,OM , OD K ; RoOHIS 5070 2001 SATURN 157K mi , 4wd. pwr j, _ WOBURN - 1 BR bsment SC2 ires muffler & more lilting up to 65 lbs Earn- Coupe, all power, moon mi S1.000/BO. Call wind. locks, doors, steer- Child Care NORTH READING apt. non skmg hshld, full BURLINGTON unfurn. 151K ings S650'week & bene- POSTAL JOBS- roof. 5 spd. 87K miles. 978-729-9608 ing, brks.; cruise control, 1st fir.. 2 br. at Green- bath. kit. living rm. priv rm (or ren, in pvt home 8010 lits Send resume or job $15 94 to S22 56Hr now good condition. $5,000 cloth mt. bench seats, Wanted briar, heat, hot water and entrance. washer/dryer Fu|| nse prjv| & u||,s Nr histories to kronesm© hiring For appi & Ifee /BO 617-548-3457 priv glass, am/fm ster/cd condo fee incl Tennis $800/mo 781-935-2909 1992 CHRYSLER LeBar- morganservices com 62 & Middlesex Tpk player While/blue ext. 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Exc cond 1995 F150 PU 6cyl, Reading - Immac. 1 BR ron| shared ba|n & kil time, part time and after Put il 10 work Pad $8,400 781-932-0601 1991 BUICK Riviera 5spd., 2wd. 1/2 ton 8 It. apts. brick complex, nr b/t8am-7pm Mon-Sat $no$135/week includes school opportunities time/Full lime Go to 26.250 mi Mint condition bed, airbag, a/c. cd, vy www homebi.dorall com train Fresh paint, w/w, ;T7- „ . . util Sec dep & ref's. avail. S12-S18 per hr ♦ OFFICE HELP Woburn - 4 room 2 bed- g . . $5,500 781-935-2417. clean I40K. $2,495 bale, laund. & pkg No d 78 658 2656 full benefit pkg even lor $10-520 PER HOUR or call 888 208 8088 room spacious apt. eat-in 2000 JEEP CHEHOKEE —— 978-658-5759. 386-589 pels No fees $875 Part Time All who love No Experience Nccessa -kitchen. hardwood 4-wheel drive, auto, 83K 1989 CELICA ST Std. 1973 RECEPTIONIST $925 Ht / hw Ardean As- WILMINGTON $450 978-658- children encouraged to ry ORH Enterprises of floors, o/s parking, conv miles, new brakes 8 tires '' For Friendly Woburn SOC. 781-944-4700 clean ,oom 4946. 7 am - 7 pm apply. 781-938-1267 Woburn Hiring 9 people loc. $1,100 inc udes heat j^e $6,900 781-334-5945 1988 GMC 1500 2 wheel Square Han Salon • Shared kitchen & bath. www nannypoppins com to work m our telephone & hot water. E.B Proper- drive truck 5 0 Itr eng Thurs Fri Sat 9-6 READING - New 5RM, $125 - $135 / week p—-1989 LINCOLN Town Car Interview hours 9am - 7 department scheduling ties 781-248-4550 2000 Olds Bravada rcw- _ Blue w/ black cap. Pw, pi, 781 933 9722 2ba. 3BR. 3 car pkg . pa- Ref's & sec dep. req S Blu e w p.m., 7 days appointments Complete ter w/ black leather, all?*-all p'9 ?'™ f ^ rt ac, 160k mi 60k on new tio W/D Mms to 93/128 rrrr— —r~, 5 978-658-2656 tiresres 7K training provided Hours Woburn Immaculate 3 _ power ac. am/fmed. exc '' ' '7 ^ , eng $2,000 or BO Call AVON' Career or pocket . R are Mon Fri 9 00 am - & train Short or long term cond 80k mi. $5,500 or ""** ,*™..^ 781-938-6957 room 1 bedroom condo Winchester / Woburn 2 00 pm or 4 30 pm - money you decide' Up to ok. 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Gleason for $395,000. 21R TOWPATH DRIVE was sold to Edward Silva by Gina and Timothy Jones for $760,000. . 715 EAST STREET was sold to Heidi and Peter Mello by David 38 PLYMOUTH ROAD was sold to John Bosco by Margaret Mclnerney for $380,000. Mulroney for $523,300. WEST JAMAICA AVENUE was sold to LA. Assoc. Inc. by 22 ELLINGTON ROAD was sold to Sharon and Thomas Tower 78-A RENH'ICK ROAD was sold to Janice Young by Ixninardo Anne McGillicuddy and Daniel Duggan for $50,000. by Alfred and Allison Theirrien for $362,500. Casado and Maria Rubio for $229,0(X) 25 FLORENCE AVENUE was sold to Dung Hoang and Loan 3 RICHARDSON STREET U:C-2 was sold to Biagio Raneri by -WINCHESTER- Huynh by Charles Miggos and Mary Kathleen Miggos for $232,000. Charles and Lorraine Coombs for $154,000 Median Price: $722,025 277 FOSTER ROAD was sold to Krissie Connor and Paul Bun- 9 BRADFORD ROAD was sold to Melvin Schenck by Criterion 479 WATER STREET was sold to East Middlesex Association yan by Raybun Rt. and Dorothy Bunyan Tr. for $360,000. Wine. Gardens LP for $312,000. by Marie Pietrello for $349,000. 40 FOX RUN DRIVE was sold to Bianca Delagarza Wade by 22 BROOKS STREET was sold to Kristen Martin and Ronald 54 WAVE AVENUE was sold to Craig and Maria Harbeck by Derrick Lee and Lisa Lee for $569,900. Martin Jr by Douglas Losordo and Lauren Scott Losordo for Richard Gustafson for $405,000, 91 GEIGER DRIVE was sold to Irene and Lawrence Mazzie by $2,075,000. 2 WICKER LANE was sold to Elvia Santizo by Mary Carlin Cynthia and Stephen Driscoll for $480,000. 207 CROSS STREET was sold to Paul and Sandra Dullaghan by and Mary Lepke for $875,000. 92 JAMES AVENUE was sold to Karyn and Robert Gouveia by Christine Riley and Denise Donnell for $420,000. Francis and Sandra Gouveia for $330,000. 41 RICHARDSON STREET was sold to Three Williams Realty 190 KENDALL ROAD was sold to Chornghwa and Jennifer -WILMINGTON- LLC by Penny Arlene Olivadoti for $540,000. Chang by Helen McAskill Rt. and Pamela McAskill Tr. for $400,000. Median Price: $37S,ooo 8 SHEFFIELD WEST was sold to Stephanie Arata by Stephen 1 MARION DRIVE was sold to Judith and Ronald Topping by 4 AVERY STREET was sold to Franklyn and Mary Jewett by Edgell Lt. and Stephen Edgell for $800,000. Donna Ritchie and Peter Sheehan for $330,000, James and Trudy Donner for $405,000. 7 SQUANTO ROAD was sold to Danielle and John Shupe by 6 PATRICK ROAD U:6 was sold to Megan Mooney by Fred 14 COCHRANE ROAD was sold to Jennifer and Michael Les- Jennifer and John Sullivan for $875,000. Keniston Jr. for $273,000. perance by Robert Flaherty for $376,380, 2 STRATFORD ROAD was sold to Lisbeth and Peter Farnum 44 RANDOLPH DRIVE U:44 was sold to Katherine and Kristin 2 FANEUIL DRIVE was sold to Madhury Bulusu and Ravi by Danielle Dulong-Shupe and John Shupe for $1,200,000. Dillon by Marie Altenbach for $228,000. Sankar Mallajosyul by Jolene and Lester Erickson for $425,000. 34 WILLOWDALE ROAD was sold to Alicia and Gary Greco by 2 SHAWSHEEN STREET was sold to Concetta and Italo Conte 52 FEDERAL STREET was sold to Baudenaire Pierre by Grace Dellarocco for $545,000. by Christopher and Ginger Scott for $450,000. Natalie Parsons and Tania Silver for $367,000. -WOBURN- 47 GRACE DRIVE was sold to Deborah and Kenneth Vachon Median Price: $385,000 by James and Mary Vachon for $380,000. 1 ALBERT DRIVE U:ll was sold to Kevin Carrigan by Daiva -WAKEFIELD- 22 HIGH STREET was sold to Melissa Mullen by Francis and Likaite for $210,000. Median Price: $425,000 Janet Mullen for $500,000. 9 AVON STREET U:4 was sold to Rebecca Ann Nisby by Marie 74 BEACH STREET U:2-5 was sold to Tang Junporn Sae and 17 JACOBS STREET was sold to Lakshmi Mulakaluri and Ann McCue and Theodore Maione for $335,500. Tang Jumporn Sae by William Ackerman for $183,500. Srinivas Kuchimanchi by Jamaica Avenue Rt. and James Mangno 10A EDWARDS ROAD was sold to Patricia Collins by 10A 15 COOLIDGE PARK U:6 was sold to Patricia Robinson by Tr. for $535,000. Coolidge Park Wakefield LLC for $429,900. Edwards Road Rt. and Phillip Leonard for $305,000, 23 LLOYD ROAD was sold to Brian and Teresa Murphy by 18 FLETCHER ROAD was sold to Elizabeth and Kevin 8 DRURY LANE was sold to Mary and Michael Pietrantonio Michele Strong for $450,000. by Christine and William Chapman for $365,000. Weishaar by Craig and Jennifer Arsenault for $474,900. 55 MARION STREET was sold to Iris Cohen by Jocelyn 48 KILBY DRIVE was sold to Carol Bergeron and Paul Berg- 34 ESSEX STREET was sold to Catherine and Kevin Robbins Marcin for $521,500. by Heidi Souza and Margaretha Souza-DiPaolo for $350,000. eron Jr. by James and Shirley Crawford for $372,000. 183 MIDDLESEX AVENUE was sold to Town of Wilmington by 4 LEXINGTON STREET was sold to Donna and Jeffrey Mur- 152 GREENWOOD AVENUE was sold to Christine and Thomas Edith Lyford Rt. and Richard Lyford Tr. for $335,000. Hotz by Jennifer Goodwin for $252,000. ray by Carol and Paul Bergeron for $318,000. 49 MILL ROAD was sold to Jocelyn Freni by Deer Run Dev. 15 LOCUST STREET was sold to Marjorie Prophete by Rubena 1 MILLBROOK LANE U:314 was sold to Barbara Petrillo by Inc. for $899,405, McKee and Rubena McKee T. for $289,900. 12-14 MAIN STREET was sold to AlexoSc-Lamon and Alexon PRIVATE WWW.privatepropertiesrealty.com Lamim by Janice and William Magee for $530,000. 21 Bow Street "The Damon Tavern" 36 MAIN STREET U:54 was sold to Michele Auriemma and North Reading MA 01864 Ronald Auriemma by Lucille and Robert Gallagher for $725,000. 978-664-0707 781 -334-0005 33 MONTVALE AVENUE U:l was sold to Jose Duarte by Lisa Hung Theobald for $173,000. 6 North Main Street, Middleton, MA PROPERTIES LB tU 41 NORTH WARREN STREET was sold to Linda Deluca and 978-646-8969 978-532-2406 Neil Ballard by Marie Detomasi and Susan Demacedo for $509,000. 80 NORTH WARREN STREET was sold to Shimpy Walia and The areas finest homes are found at Private Properties. Vinod Aggarwal by Matthew Naughton for $179,000. 89 NASHUA STREET was sold to Donna Stone by Susan BOXFORD NORTH READING NORTH READING NORTH READING Gilmartin for $310,000. 9 PARKVIEW ROAD was sold to David and Jessica Cecilio by teifeui.* "■ ~ "*^te^«.i fcjL Warren Looney for $139,000. 35 POOLE STREET was sold to Darlene and Stephen Amato whm by Sonja Murphy and Thomas Murphy Jr. for $415,000. PBBP^w-^^ww Hi 371 SALEM STREET was sold to Jason and Melissa Boudreau ^«*jSi by Jie Ping Mei and Steve Mei for $370,000. r:"S"-~ ■:■; ■ ■,-&:• iSP: - ■'■' * Superb quality, by Habitech, lovely multi New Campbellton Estates! Newly updated 2 bednn top floor unit in I secluded multi acre parcel. Home 295 SALEM STREET U:70 was sold to Mary Reddy by Salem acre parcel abutting hundreds of acres of New Construction! Gorgeous new devel- very desirable I'ark Colony Complex. design offering quality class & style, won- Place LLC for $430,682. conservation land. Choose from many of opment is selling quickly, Mciting designs, a Recreation areas and ingrouud pool. derful amenities. our exciting designs. $949,000 myriad of amenities. Don't hesitate, call today! $189,900 Land from $450,000 26 WADE AVENUE was sold to Robert Carroll by Charles Car- Land starting $464,900 Homes $900's lots available from upper 5399,900 roll Jr. and Margaret Carroll for $375,000. READING READING NORTH READING NORTH READING ,^m>' tion allows all person, 15 years .".'-" ■;.:*■.-■■■' • '■} :*',.::.' . - ■ ■ -'i/ Calendar From s-5 of age or older to purchase a ■ •Slj MA hunting or sporting license. Saturdays featuring Comedy ^ '■■:. ■ROB : : It also allows young women and Iff ffK&SIT: ..-P/ Ml and Insanity, Cover Charge is men between 15 and 17 to hunt L—fc_jBB_mJH i ' $15. Sundays the cost is $12 for alone on their first Mass. hunt- stand-up comedy and Open ing license. All U.S. , Canada Spec 6 rm, 3 bedrm, 2 bath Condo in great 11 room colonial in I of Reading's finest Well maintained 6 rm, 3 III! cape includ- Dramatic Colonial on cul-de-sac offers Mike Night. Dec. 29 Greg location. Walk to town or train, hdwd firs, neighborhoods! Excep quality & elegance in ing newer roof, windows, electrical & sid- i,"i(Mi i sf of living space. Hdwd & ceramic and Mexico recognize this gov- crown moldings, high ceilings. $449,900 this stately hip roofed residence. Wonderful ing on a private wooded lot in one of tile throughout. Large kitchen w/center Hosell, Dec. 30 & 31 Dan Kelly, eminent issued certificate of 1/2 acre lot North Reading's most desirable neigh- Island. Master suite with sunken bed- Jan. 1 closed, Jan. 5 Greg $1,049,000 borhoods. $389,000 room. $799,900 completion for the purchase of Howell, Jan. 6 & 9 Danny Kelly, a hunting or sporting license. NORTH READING READING NORTH READING NORTH REA DlNt, San. 8 Tom Lowe hosts Open Successful completion ful- Mike Night. fills the requirements estab- SIGN LANGUAGE lished by the Mass General Law CLASSES IN JANUARY to make application with a American Sign Language licensing authority for a Class classes, winter quarter 2006, A or B license to Carry will be held from January 9 to Firearms, or a Firearms " 9 room contemporary situated on prime Well maintained S/E in popular West Side, Young, immaculate & tasteful 3-4 bdrm Open floor plan, 3 bedrm, 3 bath contem- March 20. at The Communi- multi acre lot in Ridgeway Estates. Many Identification Card. Check with Family rm w/cath ceiling, 2 fireplaces & new Split. Corlan counters in kit & bath, cathe- porary Saitbox on quiet cul-de-sac. cative Health Care Assn., Inc. amenities, large and spacious room A/C. Walk to loshua Eaton school. $599,900 dral ceiling, skylights, whirlpool l.u u/./.i, 2 Dramatic 2nd story balcony overlooks the local police to fulfill all design w/entertaining in mind. car gar. Walk to sought after Batchelder living rm/dining rm, cath ceiling, A/C, 977 Main Street in Waltham. $844,900 School. Low utilities. $449,900 hdwd & more. $419,900 firearms licensing require- Small class size. For more ments locally. NORTH READING NORTH READING NORTH READING NORTH READING information call 781-8994709. For more information write HUNTER ED COURSE Hunter Education, P.O Box 408, IN MIDDLETON Westminster, Ma. 01473-0408 or A free Hunter Education call 508-792-7434 or 617-727-3623. course will be held at the Danvers Fish and Game Ciub, Birch Road in Middleton on BALLROOM DANCING Welcome to Great Lott Estates! Superb new 8 Maclntyre Crossing, 5225 sf w/incredible Quality new construction! 4 bedrm, 2-1/2 Spec 11 rm Colonial in sought after neigh- January 7, 14 and 21 from 8 IN WOBURN lot nghbrhd surrounded by conservation gourmet kitchen, library, hw & detailed bath Colonial on a large lot. Still time to borhood on cul-de-sac, 4 large bedrms, 2 land & equestrian paths. Grand quality moldings throughout, steam room & fin pick your amenities. baths w/cus(um cabinetry & corian. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Ballroom Dancing will be w/world class amenities by Habitech. From upper & lower levels. Starting & $599,900 Finished lower level. $997,900 The Mass. Hunter Ed held at the Woburn Senior $919,000 $1,245,000 READING NORTH READING NORTH READING NORTH READING Program is conducting a Basic Center, 144 School Street, Hunter Ed course. Upon suc- Woburn. 781-937-7899 on the first cessful completion of this Saturday of each month. W^ *. u course all students will receive Bring your own refresh- i*i i s a Mass. 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Introducing 55+ Active Adult Community • Competitive rates • Low fees "The Commons" at Elmwood Village Carefree Living in a most - Flexible loan parameters Call one of the Nation's Leading Retail Mortgage Lenders 28 Luxurious Townhouses selling quickly! Convenient Location And Compare! Burlington Branch Reserve yours today! 56 Middlesex Turnpike, Suite 200 Burlington, MA 01803 781-229-4600 866-812-3954 Toll Free 781-221-4855 Fax ROWLEY - Plngree Farms is an Active adult community consisting of 23 hltpj'www wlhm ' i>m',vfhnvrhurlniu.tonbranchm.i luxury park-like setting of 28 acres of n»'i» i! beauty & adjacent to the 1000* acres of state & town forest. Ma vie : lesigned w/open floor plans, Plngree Farms offers 2 unit styles ol exceptional craftsmanship at an excep- tional value within cither duplex or triplex buildings. I're-constructior. pricing on selected units from $459,000 NORTH READING - Welcome to "The Commons at Elmwood Village!" Spectacular 28 unit townhoux community situated in a pastoral setting near quaint North Reading Center. 1st floor master bedroom suits, uncompro- mised quality and deluxe units feature granite kitchens with top grade appli- Showings available by appointment ances, crown mouldings, wainscoting, marble baths and more. Phase 1 - $509,900 Si $539,900 Rte 95N to exit 54A, Rte. 133E, MIDDLESEX EAST oppeanng in Daily Timei - Chronicle (Reading, Wobum, Winchester, Burlington, Wakefieldl, 'lynndeld Villager, No Reoding Transcript, Wilmington & Tewksbury Town Crier, Stoneham Independent WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 29, 2005 -PAGE S-9 Service From S-10 M.E. Santa From S-3 Christian Feedback band, a In memory of George EH. Langill II, from welcome, praise through sing- ing and scripture reading, a The Langill family, Woburn $25.00 ten-to-twenty minute clear In memory of Kenny Parker of and practical gospel message, Woburn from Joe Mawn of Winchester $25.00 prayer and closing music. In memory of Dolly Paine The First Parish Congrega- from The Mooney $25.00 tional Church's Club Xristos Family, Winchester $25.00 and youth group members Linda & Bob Callahan, Stoneham $35.00 and the TNT Twenties and Bill & Bonnie Gale, Reading $25.00 Thirties Group will also play Richard & Carol Quinno, Woburn $25.00 active roles in the service. The Savings Bank-South Lynnfield Branch $45.00 'First Parish leaders are very excited about this new op- Elaine & Richard Haggerty, Woburn $25.00 portunity to connect with peo- In Memory of Ernest & Marie Dentali, from ple in Wakefield and its sur- Anonymous, Wilmington $200.00 rounding communities, to Jean & Jerry Langone, Woburn $50.00 mentor people who want to In Memory of Kayla & Franie Kenney from grow spiritually and personal- The Kenney Family, Woburn $50.00 Compact Tyson highlights great rear view ly, and to make a difference in Mr. & Mrs. Wells, Woburn $20.00 By Associated Designs the kitchen as well, which also has comes into view. the immediate community Corinne McCarthy, Stoneham $25.00 a view of the street. Seated at the Kitchen counter space is well and in the world. In Memory of my son, Carl F. O'Brien from A handsome wooden post high- long eating bar that bounds the two supplied. Cupboards wrap around two sides as well, plus there's a Following the service, ref- Winifred P. Ledoux, Reading $25.00 lights the Tyson's front porch. Two spaces, family and friends can chat reshments will be served in a gridded windows, one of them with kitchen workers, or swivel roomy pantry near the door to the Karen & Bob Murdoch, Reading $25.00 cafe atmosphere. arched, also add visual interest to around to watch the waves, sail utility room which has a direct link Questions about the Frank & Irene Bausch, Burlington $25.00 this clean-lined, compact plan. boats, bird feeders, or whatever to the garage. In loving memory of our brother George Wider windows sparkle across Secondary bedrooms are well Sunday evening contemporary separated from the master suite. The from Trisha, Billy, Bobby & Jamie, Woburn $20.00 its rear, where you can look oul over worship service, which will be the raised deck. The plan is designed Deck Tyson's master suite boasts a roomy held on the second Sunday of In memory of John Christopher Hurst, my for construction on a lot that slopes 20' x 8' walk-in closet, tub & shower, and each month, can be directed beloved husband, whose birthday was on down to the rear Thai dual towel cabinet to the church office. Call 781- Christmas day, from his loving wife Madelyn combination makes it for storage. It, too. 245-15?3 or 781-245-1644 or visit ideally suited for use has a great rear Nashua, NH " $25.00 view. Two more the church website by logging as a vacation home Susan Carroll, Woburn $25.00 Vaulted Master Suite bedrooms, or one with a stunning rear - onto www.fpccwakefield.com Great Room 12'8" x 16'2 bedroom and a Stephen Patterson, Woburn $25.00 view. Possibilities in- 19'10" x 29' home office/study, VOLUNTEER WITH clude a lake, river, can- The Brooks Family, Burlington $50.00 yon or ocean. are on the left where HOMELESS CHILDREN In memory of Dot & Bill Connelly from On the other hand, they share a bath- Horizons for Homeless chil- room. The Mclntosh family, Woburn $25.00 the home fits well in a dren is seeking fun loving, suburban neighbor- For a review plan, dependable people to play and In memory of Loretta Flahi'ie from hood too, and with including scaled develop relationships with chil- Susan Deyermenjian, Reading $10.00 minimal changes floor plans, eleva- Matthew Gilmore, Woburn $10.00 could be buil! on a flat Kitchen tions, section and dren living in family homeless artist's conception, shelters in northeastern In memory of my parents, Bill & Jean parcel of land. This plan can also be easily ItfcTTT, send S25 to Associ- Massachusetts. A commitment Kendricken from William & Ellen Goodland, adapted for wheelchair N.- ated Designs, 1100 of one 2-hour shift per week is Wilmington $25.00 accessibility. Jacobs Dr., Eugene, required for at least 6 months. In lieu of a gift for the Morgida Family of A vaulted entry OR 97402. Please r.-j For more information about leads directly into the specify the Tyson 30-495 and Groton, Mass from William & Ellen include a return address when the program, or to register for a wide-open, vaulted Garage PLAN 30-495 Goodland, Wilmington $25.00 19'4-x19'8" training, please visit www.hori- great room that fills the. ordering. A catalog featuring Living Area 1354 sq.ft. more than 550 home plans is zonsforhomelesschildren.org or In lieu of a gift for the Goodland family of center. This room of- Richardson, Texas from William & Ellen fers the most generous Garage 400 sq.ft. available for S15. For more in- cajl 978-557-2182 or email north- 44'x50 formation, call (800)^634- Goodland, Wilmington $25.00 view of the landscape Dimensions east@horizOnsforhomelesschil- behind the house. You 1000 SERIES 0123, or visit our web• sffc-atsflrj , dren.org. can take it all in from C 2005 Associated Designs, Inc www.miocirteiloMijM.coiii www associateddesigns.com. Orrtuo^ NORTHSHORE/CITIWIDE Reading Burlington (78D-942-2199 (780-272-1515 (978)664-2100 QfcnlUIJ*' (781)944-2100 www.c21northshore.com Formerly Northwest Tabaldi www.c2hitiwide com SPINDLER & O'NEIL Visit us at www.CH .spindlerandoneil.com Serving Reading, North Reading and the Surrounding Communities Since 1985. WOBURN $419,900 CHELMSFORD $324,900 HAVERHILL $400,000 LOWELL $179,900 Just Listed! Charming Colonial Just Listed! Mono\e 2 bedrm, 15 Large 2 family! 1st fir, 2 bedrm, New Price! Great Single! 2 bed- w/Vlctonan flair. Gleaming hdwd bath Ranch, lireplaced living rm, din rm, liv rm & 1 full bach. 2nd rooms & 2 baths, near downtown, His & Iresh interior paint, lovely sun-filled eat in kitchen, lower level fir, 5 bdrm, din rm, liv rm & 1 quiet neighborhood, finished fenced yd w/cfiild playset & b.ick patio, could be a finished lam rm, super full bath, new gas heating sys- basement. spacious 1st fir fam rm. super con- convenient location! tem, Ige back yd & 8 parking venient location. 781-942-2199 781-942-2199 spaces' 781-324-1012 617-889-2020

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Sheila Clarke for $495,000. -NORTH READING- 1375 MAIN STREET U:7 was sold to Charles Mastromauro by Median Price: $435,000 Carol and David Blake for $495,000. Real Estate Transfers 10 MIDDLESEX AVENUE was sold to Lee and Mary Mallett by 10 BOW STREET was sold to William Mundy by Jessie and Use Fersing for $380,000. Joyce Loud for $278,000. 208 PEARL STREET was sold to Clyde Hardin Jr. by Bruce 20 LIBERTY LANE was sold to Debra Aalto and Michael Aalto Hakanson for $740,000. -BURLINGTON- Jr. by Melinda and Robert Armacost for $835,000. 17 RICHARDS ROAD was sold to Antonio and Jill Silva by Median Price: $410,000 26 NORTHRIDGE DRIVE U:305 was sold to Frances and Donna Gillis and Donna Jean for $590,000. 42 BURLINGTON MALL ROAD was sold to Olsl. Longmeadow Ronald Annand by Marie Bartorelli for $444,000. 86 SALEM STREET was sold to Deborah and Neil Sullivan by 33 PETER ROAD was sold to Susan Joy Salvatierra and Tony Place LLC by Newton Group Prop. LLC for $21,106,722. Jeanne and Joseph Ferioli for $415,000. 20 COLLEGE ROAD was sold to Elina Yung and William Chan Joe Salvatierra by Frances and Ronald Annand for $400,000. 249 SALEM STREET U:4 was sold to Linda and Michael 11 SHADY HILL DRIVE was sold to Christine and Joseph by Corrine and Craig Milley for $412,000. Iannaccone by Maplewood Village Dev. LLC for $369,900. 31 DANIEL DRIVE was sold to Alfred and Allison Theirrien by Doolin by Jane Tiersch for $509,000. 31 Daniel Drive. Rt. and David McConnell for $460,000. -STONEHAM- 46 FRANCIS WYMAN ROAD was sold to Jean and Jean -READING- Hurynowicz by Joanne and Wiilams Hurynowicz for $370,000. Median Price: $415,000 Median Price: $438,000 38 BELLEVUE ROAD was sold to Linda and Michael Stearns 4 MARRETT ROAD was sold to Aram and Hasmig Manoukian 8 ARLINGTON STREET was sold to Agachai Katong by Lauza by Alan Basmajian for $500,000. by Jaroslava Mykula O'Neil and Stephen O'Neil for $620,000. and William Jeffrey for $449,900. 4 CAMPBELL ROAD was sold to Francis and Pamela 10 MILDRED ROAD was sold to Adam and Sandra Woodbury 11 CARNATION CIRCLE U:A was sold to John and Karen b\ Malcolm Humphrey for $375,000. Konieczny by Nogueira Rt. and Eva Dinis for $387,000. Kacamburas by Ellen Kelley for $440,000. 3 CAPEN STREET was sold to Courtney Beggs and Gregory 24 CARNATION CIRCLE U:C was sold to Gretchen Latowsky Mello by Dorothy Cote for $334,000. -LYNNFIELD- and Madeline Barry for $425,000. 5 CURVE ROAD was sold to Elaine Akerberg by Laurie Liatsos 7 GREEN MEADOW DRIVE was sold to Ellen Kelley by Median Price: $553,500 and Laurie Mcauley for $760,500. 226 CHESTNUT STREET was sold to Michelle Greene by Carol Johnson Woods Realty Corp. for $620,000. 133 FRANKLIN STREET U:404 was sold to Feng Yao and Qee and Robert Prosperi for $499,900. 8 GREEN MEADOW DRIVE U:8 was sold to Paul Dejesus by Min Yao by Evelyn Haug Rt. and Evelyn Haug for $242,800. 177 LOCKSLEY ROAD was sold to James and Tara O'Shea by Johnson Woods Condo T. for $570,000. 37 LINCOLN STREET was sold to Anthony and Elaine Tenaglia Mary Gormley T. and Mary Gormley Tr. for $600,000. 70 GREEN STREET was sold to Cheryl and Douglas Votour by by David Bray and Robert Lang for $465,000. 9 OLDE TOWNE ROAD was sold to Robert and Kimberly Sulli- Loretta Hyslip for $330,000. 100 MAIN STREET U:6 was sold to Marcy Smolow by Dolan van by Eleanor Bacon for $500,000. 28 GREYSTONE WAY U:6 was sold to M. Quan by Lab Rt. and Katherine Est. and Andrew Guthrie Jr. for $212,500. s ORCHARD LANE was sold to James and Jennifer Storer by James Lynch for $187,500, 159 MAIN STREET U:15B was sold to Pauline Marry by Debra 115 HOWARD STREET was sold to Kathleen and Ronald Judith and Mario Umana for $883,250. Rapallo for $235,000. 73 PERRY AVENUE was sold to Patricia McCannon and McLaughlin by Debra Ann Aalto and Michael Jon Aalto Jr. for 26 MARBLE STREET U:26-l was sold to David Palumbo by Stephen Munion by Sycamore T. and Everett Waters Tr. for $518,500. $552,500. Anthony Pace for $260,000. 4 WITHAM STREET was sold to Susan Ciulla by James and 14 INTERVALE TERRACE was sold to Sean Murphy by Jane 148 MARBLE STREET U:102B was sold to Janet Digiangi by Tara O'Shea for $499,900. and Richard Hand for $445,000. Phyllis Filosi for $289,900. 1243 MAIN STREET was sold to Doreen Perullo by Philip and 224 PARK STREET was sold to Kim Gavagan by Scott and Stacy Boyle for $365,000. The friendship New Sunday 61 PINE STREET was sold to Kevin Desano by Kim Gavagan for $435,000. of those we serve is the 8 WEST STREET was sold to Kathleen and Thomas John evening Shamon by Bryan and Mai Tran for $386,000. fr foundation of our progress. 342 WILLIAM STREET was sold to Joseph and Karen Cox by contemporary Helen and Norma Lister for $575,000. Our f amity at Century 21 Greets service -TEWKSBURY- wishes you and your loved ones a Median Price: $379,900 Something new is about to 1583 ANDOVER STREET was sold to Derrick Lee by Janet Happy Holiday Season and a happen at the First Parish Congregational Church of Gilmore for $330,000. Heaithy and Prosperous New Tear. Wakefield, the stone church on 92 APACHE WAY U:92 was sold to John Zaccagnini by Lynda the shores of Lake Quanna- and Stephen Sarno for $292,000. 13 CAYUGA ROAD was sold to Joseph and Terry Maimone by Karen Armato Danielle Larson powitt, beginning on Sunday, Ann Barbaaaiio Andrea Listro January 8, at 7:00 p.m. Eric Langan and Sharon Elliman for $475,000. 827 CHANDLER STREET was sold to Katie and Michael Barb Barrier Corey Maradian If you have been asking Lucia Beaton Maria Mastro yourself what really matters Torode by Benjamin Quickmire IV for $321,100. Maria Bramantt Lttcn Meefian in life, or if you feel as though Dodie Burke. Karen Moore you have been running Transfers to S-9 Janet WHXiams-Connors Gene Mutten through life but have no clear Jeanette Coombs Cathy Paofiflo picture of where you are run- Jay Perrone ning to, or if you are seeking Wow! Sara thanks for Amy Copekmd Potatnis your cooperation. Your Jeanne Cronin Janice Pierce to fill an emptiness that you feel, then on January 8, at the I isa D'Ambrosio Ldie Previit braces were on for only Diana Roberts First Parish Congregational 12 months! Thanks for Sophie D'Apice Church of Wakefield is where Barbara Rossetti your help. Cheriiyn Day you should be, as a Contempo- Rob Del Greco Geoff Sheehan \ rary Worship service will be With our thanks to our • Doug Dodqe Krystai Solimine offered for the first time. Military and Coast Karen Doe Chris Snow Families or individuals, m Guard families, a 50% Jacqui Doucette Donna Snyder young and old, church or un- Reduction in all fees for Kat/ty Demarfdes Essfer Deborah Somtrs churched, are all welcome to B' ' "tfH patients with a parent Linda Ferris CarotThibauit come see just what this new MaryTorraca worship service is all about. deployed in a combat Ricft Ferris zone. Crystal Forget Leila Tutela This service will be relaxed Kevin Giflespic Jane Vitagliano and informal. Dress for Pas- Call Susan, office manager, at 781-944-6761 for a com- Mindy Widtfeidt tor Dan Ledwith and all those plimentary orthodontic consultation. .Scott Homey Find us at: www.gloucesterorthodontics.com Lois Wiison gathered will be casual. Ginny Hasml The January 8 service will Bob Winsor Lrank Henry include opening music by the J.H.AhlinDDS Christina Keene ASSOCIATES IN FAMILY DENTISTRY Anita Lamontea New service to S-9 198 ASH ST., READING, MA 01867

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