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•X .■-• 16 TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.1997 Greater Outdoors Comfort starts from the bottom up bv Ed l-arfctn More outings are ruined by poor footwear than most anything else. Often times people select their footwear the same way they choose a head of lettuce. A quick look to make sure they are the right color and that the shoes feel ok. Selecting a good pair of outdoor shoes is certainly not a master project just a project to invest a little time researching. The three most common types of outdoor shoes are exercise, hiking, and hunting. All of these footwear are designed to provide comfort and support. The shoe or boot is built with various supports and materials to match the intended use. If you plan on running, a lightweight shoe with arch and shock abosrbing support is ideal. If your outdoor pastime takes you to the mountains or afield, the process of selecting the right footwear becomes one of careful consideration. The good news is with all the new materials and designs, comfort is almost guaranteed. The bad news is with the amount of products out (here, it is difficult to wade through the bt pile. For example, some of the features include GORE-TEX, Thinsulatc. Cambrella lined, BioMEC insole, and a host of sole designs. A pair of outdoor footwear should fill the following three basic features: keeping your feet warm, dry, and comfortable. Anything else tends to be unnecessary extras. If you plan on backpacking, the boot needs to provide performance in back country terrain. The boot should have a stiff shank and arlnVH shock absorbency that will enable the hiker to walk in comfort on rocky trails and steep inclines. ROBERT E. VASSALLO Attorney & Counselor at Law : . ■)> m 773 Salem St., Rou e 62 No. Wilmington, MA 01887 Tel. (508) 658-2645 Fax (508) 658-0541 Toll Free in MA 1-800-696-SHEA SEE OUR AD IN THE NYNEX YELLOW PAGES CONSTRUCTION • Additions • Remodeling • Basements Finished . • Roofing • Siding • Decks • Interior Finish Carpentry JACKSOXBOJCDERS (508)658-9915 Fully Insured Free Estimates Home Improvement Contractor Reg. #108653 Lee Jackson MA Lie. #058410 ALUMINUM AGE, Inc. HARVEV 170 Main Street, No. Reading, MA CertainTeed! Q Replacement Windows ALCOA Decks • Additions Licensed • Insured • Registered #101024 (508)664-5475 Over 30 Yean (508)658-8462 Common Wealth Construction Additions, 2nd Stories, Decks, Porches, Garages, Misc. Carpentry, All Exterior & Interior Remodeling, Etc. No Job Too Small! Very Reasonable Rates " We Do It Right The First Time" Call for our Seasofi Special and Save 20% on your basement Fully Insured C.S. Lie* 066345 Home Improv. Lie* 120884 (508) 657 - 8598 NORTHEAST BUI & REMODELING Roof Snow Removal service References Available NO JOB TOO SMALL • ADDITIONS • BATHS • PORCHES • DECKS • WINDOWS/DOORS • KITCHENS • BASEMENTS FINISHED • HANDYMAN SERVICES COMPLETE REMODELING Insured- MA Uc. #058024 -2a 3119724 QUALITY ADDITION & REMODELING CO. Michael J.Welch ^ • Garages • Second Levels • Decks^/|^ • Dormers • Family Rooms • Siding • Basements Finished • Design Service Available Fully Insured 658*3664 Free E-limaes .Construction Supervisors Lie. 1058707 Home Improvement Lie. I 17 PESKY BUSINESS Carpenter Ants^rp\ Our Specialty Call Tony Lie. Exterminator Tewksbury (SOS) 851-0638 Nfc Nfe. Ntfc jt \
Senior Charissa Maher, a co-captain, will be looked to lead the TMHS Field Hockey team to its second straight state tournament appearance. ■ TOWN CRIER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.1997 17 TMHS volleyball preview Dumond hopes to return to the states by Stephen |jg| Sports Correspondent There's always room for improvement. Take the case of the Tewksbury Memorial High School Girls Volleyball team. Even though they went to the states last year, they are not going to rest on their laurels. "Last year was the first year Tewksbury qualified for the slates ever," said head coach Nancy Dumond. whose team went 6-14 last year. "I expect to do much better this year. Our goals arc to definitely qualify for the states and have an all around winning season." <strong>Helping</strong> Dumond will be three returning seniors, Vivian Lupoli, Alison Parker, and Jennifer Gaipo. Also returning is junior Catherine Sheridan. Juniors on the squad are Lisa Marco. Michelle Harris and Julie Griffin. Rounding out the team are sophomores A""*-. TolandaiKli^—oach. "* the second £* J w of teams. I going t° su «ive a great season. i think the outlook is that we are going to have a great year," said TMHS Field Hockey preview Maher, Segur to lead Ryser's troops bv Stephen Tohey Sports Correspondent After qualifying for the state tournament for the first time in years, the Tewksbury Memorial High School field hockey team is looking for a return engagement in the postseason. But with nine seniors graduated from last year's club that went 9-1-7 before falling to Tyngsboro in the Division II North quar- terfinals, there will be some holes to fill. "It's lough to say," said third-year bead coach Pat Ryser about her . team's objectives for the upcoming season. "Every coach's goal is to have a winning season and to try to get to the tournament." 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In addition to the seven players returning from last year's squad, there are several other underclass- men who arc vying for roles in the starting line-up and the varsity roster, which have yet to' he determined. One position that has been filled is goalkeeper, where junior Maureen Cronin figures to be the starter replacing Sue Perkins. So far, the team has looked good in double sessions and its one scrimmage, according to Ryscr. "We have had one scrimmage against Pcntuckct," said Ryscr. "At that point, we hadn't split the varsity and junior varsity. And we did a decent job." Tewksbury's final scrimmage will be Friday against Stoneham at home. On Wednesday, the Redmen scrimmaged Concord-Carlisle. Ryscr believes that the teams to beat in the Mcrrimack Valley Conference will be Chelmsford. Havcrhill and Mcthucn. Tyngsboro is always strong, but since the school has recently added girls soccer and has a very small enroll- ment', that program will not have the monopoly on talented athletes as it has had in the past years. Tewksbury opens its season on Monday against Lawrence (3:30). The game was originally scheduled to be the Lancers' home game, but it will be played at TMHS because of renovations at Veterans Stadium, Lawrence's home field. Advertise Che Coton Crier 658-2346 We're so much ahead of last year. Some of the players were in the Junior Olympics and that helps out a great deal." According to Dumond, the team's strength will be their defense. "We're a scrappy team. On height we might be a bit short, but we make up for it in defense. Nothing hits the floor and they're a quick team," said Dumond. Dumond forsees tough com- petition for her squad. "The league will be tough. The Mcrrimack Valley Conference is the toughest in Massachusetts. Dracut is a tough team. So is Chelmsford, Lawrence and An- dover. They're all tough teams. There is also some new non-league teams we're playing against. We'll have to have a good showing every game," said Dumond. Dumond has been preparing her team by playing scrimmages, as they play against Wilmington on Friday. On Saturday Dumond's squad will play in a mini- tournament in Reading. Tewksbury opens the season at home against Concord Carlisle next Tuesday. Dr. D hopes to rebound Last week, 6-9 Patriots, 30 Indy., 21 Pittsburgh. 38 Washington 24 St. Louis, 24 San Fran., 20 Tennessee, 28 Miami, 14 Carolina. 21 Atlanta, 20 Minnesota, 30 Chicago, 20 Detroit. 28 Tampa Bay, 14 Cincinnati, 21 Baltimore, 17 NY. Jets, 31 Buffalo. 13 New Orleans, 24 San Diego, 10 Green Bay, 27 Philadelphia. 7 Denver, 21 Seattle. 20 N.Y. 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