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£ POD Warner teams 4-0 Wilmington Pop Warner started 'Ct another season this past Sunday. All of the Wilmington teams came li.tine as winners. B-Team Wilmington 18 Watertown 12 Sean Layton scored two touch- Victor DiFava (left) chats with teammate Jonathan Ryan ''right) during the Wilmington Pop Warner E-Team While game field on Sunday. (Photo by Lauren Bcninati-Todino). 1 Stephen Downs of the Wilmington Pop Warner D team takes ;* a minute out of his Sunday game to take a pose for a picture. I (Photo bu Lauren Beninati-Todino). Gas Station Attendent After School 3:00-7:00 Apply at: Forrest Mobil Rt. 129 at Rt. 93 T LIGHT DELIVERIES Immediate Openings •Local Deliveries • Driving Record Required Apply at: Suppliers Auto Parts Middlesex Ave. 134 Main St. •5 Wilmington Wilmington £ , MAKE A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER fo^WOODBRIAR OF WILMINGTC^a^ REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING CENTER Woodbriar of Wilmington has openings in the following department: NUTRITION SERVICES tlietary Aide: Part time — evenings and week ends. Will train General Kitchen: Part time -- 3:30 to 8:00 p.m., 18 to 21 hours per week. Evenings and some weekends, ideal for student. Will train. WaiLstaff: Part time -- 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. 18 to 21 hours per week. • venings and weekends. Ideal for students. Will train. ining Room Manager: Part time - 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. 20 hours r week, every other week. Potential to increase hours to include nefits. Will train, lease come by and Fill out an application. Correspondence may be irected to: Frank Staffier — Food Service Director Woodbriar of Wilmington 90 West Street Wilmington, MA 01887 Telephone: 508-658-2700 Frank Staffier — Food Service Director f i TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1997 downs; one a 60-yarder and the other a pitch from the 5-yard line. Mike Jordan caught a nice pass from Brad La wren son for a 50-yard touchdown. Mike Gore also caught a pass from the tight end position for a 20-yard gain. Jared Nims, Steve Crawford, Mike Rideout, Derek Bruce and Dave Paris all had great games blocking up front. Derek Courtouis, Ryan Kindred, Steve Pellerin, Joe Downs and Pat O'Shea all had good games on the defensive side of the ball, with interceptions by Lawrenson and Crawford. C-team Wilmington 26 Watertown 0 Wilmington's C Team won its first game 26-0 over Watertown. Derek Hanley led the offense with two touchdowns. Brendan Marshall and Tim Coates each had one touchdown. Adding the extra points was Tim Aldrich while strong running was turned in by Mike Cotto, Jeff Morgan and Andy Terronova. Offensive line did a great job opening big holes led by Bob Harrington, Mike Miller, Steve Powers, Mike Jones, Chuck Cour- tois, Brendan Warford, Alfredo Badalato, Jordan Weiner and Conor Moroney. A-Team Wilmington 8 Watertown 6 Ryan Layton scored on a 50-yard touchdown pass from Dennis Sullivan. Adam King and Dcreck Downs led the offense for the Wildcats. Jason Riley and Ricky Cotto had huge games on defense. The whole team played well together in a team effort. Special thanks to the A-Team cheerleaders. . D-Team Wilmington 18 Watertown 6 The offense was led by Keith Hill, Tom Warford, Jack McDonough, Brad Hodgson, Ryan Orsburn. Tim Sughruc. Joe Herra threw for 120 yards. Big runs were made by Bob Gillis. Also playing quarterback were Dan Jemerson and Shaun Doherty. The D-Team was led by Steve Downs, Justin Maimaron, Jonathan Maimaron, Chris Pcdi and Dan Shcehan. E-Team Blue vs Watertown The Wilmington Blue E-Team played really well in its opening game against the Watertown Bulldogs. The Wildcat defense featured hard hitting by Mike Haepers, Joey Gore and Derek Holland. The offense was led by •*•« The Wilmington Pop Warner D team cheerleaders all did a great job in Sunday's first game (Photo by uren Beninati-Todino). ' 7 Lauren The Wilmington Pop Warner D team opened up its season with a victory on Sunday afternoon against Watertown. (Photo by Lauren Beninati-Todino). quarterback Derek Fitzpalrick and sparked by inspired running of Mike McPherson tied the game with their opening drive of the second half. Chris Welch of Wimington displayed a strong kicking leg with his long kickoffs. Also having strong first games were Lou Cimaglia, Jeff DcRose, Sean Murphy and Dan Cole. E-Team White vs Woburn Quarterback Fitzgerald on a 54- yard touchdown run. Strong running all game by Ernie Mello who scored the point after. Great game by Alphonse Zummo to and Victor DiFava on the offensive line. Strong game by linebacker Mike Laffarello. Also having an excellent game at linebacker was Mike Carbal. Strong game on line turned in by Mike Kelly and Nick Clark. A DMMSTRATIVE ASSISTANT PART-TIME Systems Dept is seeking Administrative Assistant to work three afternoons per week totaling 18 hours Responsibilities include report printing and distribution, typingo)^departmentdocumentation and memos in MS Word, data entry and telephone coverage. We are'looking for a reliable person who is able to work independently. MS Office/ PC experience aphis If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume to: OfFTECH, Inc. 30 Upton Drive, Wilmington. MA 01887, Attn: System Administrated Or fan toe (508)9884057. No phone calls please. 0FHCETECHO0GY AUTO PARTS EXPERIENCED COUNTER PERSON Immediate Openings • Experience Perferred , • 5 Locations • TR. AD Computer Apply at: A & A Automotive Parts 782 Main St., Tewksbury Certified Home Health Aides & CNAs We Offer CompeUUve salaries starting at ^.OO/hr A Fulfilling work experience Flexible hours Good work environment Friendly atmosphere If you want to make a difference in someone's life, including your own. please call Florence Metcalfe at: U)NCWOO&5^riU*CE LONGWOQD PLACE AT READING 75 Pearl Street Reading. MA 01867 (617)944-9200" . Joshua Giroux stares out to the field during a Wilmington Pop Warner E-Team Blue game on Sunday. (Photo by Lauren Beninati-Todino). - •-•-•- -.--.-« : :■:■■■■ MOM'S HRS. (Great for mom's, dads or night students) 3 to 6 month P-T, Monday thru Friday 9-1 Andover for A/R data entry - posting incoming checks. Start asap. Call MOORE TEMPS 657-6000 HELP WANTED •9. 00 per hour. 5 or 6 days a week as a local CARPET INSTALLER Own transportation is required. Part Time or full time positions available. Call Bill at 657*3841 r Pull or Part Time Breakfast/Dinner Cook fj • Nice work Atmosphere Good Wages & Benefits Call Or See Dave T.D-'s WAFFLES 283 Main St., Tewksbury 640-96 10 MAKE A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER frtwOODBRIAR OF WILMINGTON^ REHABILITATION AND SKILLED NURSING CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Has the following openings in our Environmental Services Department Part Time/Full Time Great For Students FLOOR CARE: Full time 32 hours per week GENERAL CLEANING FLOOR/ CARE FLOOR CARE: 12-16 hours per weekend HOUSEKEEPER/GENERAL CLEANING: 12-24 hours per week, late afternoons/weekends STOCKER/LAUNDRY : 12-16 hours per weekend Please come by and fill out an application. 90 West Street, Wilmington Or Phone - Doug Cheney, Director of Environmental Services 508-658-2700
*!-*■» 1. -* I TOWN The Wilmington High School cheerleaders anxiously await Saturday's opening football game to be able to support their classmates. (Photo by Bill Ryerson). WHS Boys Soccer terrific saves." Scanlon said. "I am happy right now. The kids are playing very hard and very well. But. it kills me to see them work so hard and not be able to score - we are still struggling offensively. We have gone two games now without a goal from the field." Besides being physically (ired, Scanlon is concerned with some early on injuries. Ryan Covino and Darren Arciero have both turned their ankles over and they are out until they are completely healthy, while co-captain Tom Heigham is playing with an aggravated groin pull and junior Justin Vallas has been out with a quadricep pull. Besides injuries, fatigue and lack of scoring, all is bubbly for the boys soccer team. "All in all I'm very happy. The defense has been playing very, very well. We just can't gej anything going offensively," Scanlon said. fUEL ! 657-8156 ■ Automatic delivery service Call before 8 a.m. i Same Day Delivery 241» Burner Service Prices subject lo change mahout notice from Page 17 Wilmington really didn't have any golden scoring opportunities against Rockport. but against Met- huen, the Cats had a handful. Chris Kilburn was send in on a breakaway early on, but his chance was nullified by a terrific save by War- ren Smith, the Methuen netminder. Minutes later, Heigham was awarded a penalty kick, and his shot was drilled to the Smith's right, but Smith was able to knock it down for onc of 15 saves on the day. After Mark DiGiovanni made a nice defensive play to break up a possible breakaway, Ingram was sent in past two defenders with the ball to Smith's left and the forward sent a high shot that was grabbed by Smith, but afterwards Ingram was pushed down, therefore, Wilming- ton was awarded its second penalty kick in the first half. Darren Arciero took it this time, and he got the lone goal of the game when he CRIER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1997 rifled a low shot to the left comer - Smith barely nudged for i(. In the second half, Scott Swiezyn- ski, Jeff Arciero and Flynn (8 total saves) were the defensive stars, as Wilmington had several more offensive chances. Darren Arciero just missed his second goal of the game when his header missed the short side. Then moments later, Ingram's shot was barely recovered in front of the goal line after an initial save by Smith that he had to retrieve after it went behind him on a bobble. With twenty seconds left in the game. Wilmington got a scare. Methuen was awarded an indirect kick (has to touch at least two Methuen players before it goes in the net). However, the "wall" Wilmington built in front of Flynn paid off as the ball was richocheted off it, therefore, nullifying any chances of Methuen tying the game up in heroic fashion. »WHS Football Predictions from Page 17 think they have the capability of having players step up into those positions with no problems, but saying that and that happening are two different things, so it remains to be seen after Saturday of how Wilmington appears. Anyway, Ipswich will be strong and Saturday should be a good indication of how the season will look for the Cats. Ipswich has and possibly four serious weapons to deal with. Quarterback Erik Drown, running back Ryan Bout chie, linebacker Aaron Wood- worth and the entire coaching staff led by head coach Jack Welch are the reasons why I like this team to go a long way. Prediction: Ipswich 28 Wilmington 13 Game #2 vs Pentucket Sat. Sept 20, 1:30 This one should be a piece of cake, but Wilmington needs to first show up to this game and secondly play. This team is dreadful, to say the least. If my prediction of Wilming- ton losing to Ipswich in the opener happens to be true, then the Cats should wallop Pentucket looking for its first win. Prediction: Wilmington 42 Pentucket 6 Game #3 at Newburyport, Fri Sept. 26, 7:00 In 1995 Newburyport won the Super Bowl and in 1996 they fell on there face. I predict that 1997, they should be in the hunt for the league title again. Offensively, Newbury- port, if healthy, should put up some impressive numbers, defense is the big question with this team. Quarterback Ryan McCarthy and backs Steve Lapham and John Farrell should give Wilmington a lot of trouble and I expect that do happen. Prediction: Newburyport 35 Wilmington 20 Game #4 at Triton Sat. Oct. 4, 11:00 a.m. Triton and Lynnficld are suppose to be the surprise teams this year, but who really knows? I have always, liked the make-up of Lynnficld, but Triton didn't show me anything last year. Running backs Eric Grelle and Jon Verrier will carry the load, while, tackle Steve Mills has some good size as the team's tackle. Prediction: Wilmington evens up their record at 2-2. with 27-6 win. Game #5 vs No. Andover, Sat. Oct 11, 1:30 Now this one is my true test Yes, last year Wilmington was outplayed and outcoached, everyone knows it, but expect this time around Wilmington will have some fun its own place, knocking off the cheap, dirty team (oh I forgot that's every team in this league). Look for the Cats to be really up for this game, the only bad part is last year's coach Mike Cavanaugh will not be there to join in the "piling up die touchdowns day at WHS." Prediction: Seriously, I think this will be a great game with the Cats winning it 21-20. Game #6 vs. North Reading, Sat. Oct 18, 1:30 Thankfully, I will miss this game, I have a wedding to go to. This is another yawner. if the Cats show up and play. Prediction: Almeida will play his junior varsity and freshmen kids in the first quarter, Wilmington 28, North Reading ft Game #7 vs Hamilton Wenham, Sat Oct. 25, 1:30 . To bad I didn't have another wedding to go to, just kidding, of course. WHS Field Hockey from page 17 play as well as they could have. I thought the timing was off with the passing. I thought Patrice was outstanding, the score could have easily been 5-1 them, but she made some terrific saves." Mendoza was the story especially later on. The Clippers were mount- ing pressure onto Wilmington, but Mendoza came up big with four multiple stops within a minute of eachother, with two of those FUEL PAINTING PAVING Vi etcrans fuels, inc. Discount Heating Oil 0 -7DaysAWMk- Accepting Fuel Assistance Commercial • Residential 100 Galon Minimum GAL. Pnot Subject*} Change KEVIN C. 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