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14 TOWN CRIER. WILMINGTON, MASS., NOVEMBERS 1994
Wilmington police news
Arrests
Tuesday, November 1
Stephen Stokes, 37, of 18A Holly
Ln., Hudson, NH, arrested by
Officers James White and David
Sugrue on the basis of an Andover
State Police traffic contempt
warrant.
Thursday, November 3
Joseph A. Francis, 19, of 1 Union
PI., Cambridge, arrested by
Cambridge Police on the basis of a
local (Wilmington) criminal
warrant. Picked-up in Cambridge
by Officer Robert Richter.
David J. Barbosa, 19, of Ryans
Way, Tcwksbury, arrested by
Officer Brian Tully on the basis of a
Watertown Police criminal warrant
issued for simple assault. Also
charged with breaking and entering
in the nighttime with intent to
commit a felony and larceny of a
firearm.
Saturday, November 5
Leah B. McCaulcy, of 143
Pleasant St., Woburn arrested by
Officer Stephen Mauriello and
charged with operating a motor
vehicle under the influence of
alcohol.
Sunday, November 6
Martin P. Flaherty, 23, of 25
Mystic Ave., Wilmington, arrested
by Wilmington Police and charged
with theft of a motor vehicle.
Steven Shaffer, 20, of 62 Winn
St., Woburn, arrested by Officer
David Axelrod for operating a
motor vehicle after suspension of
license. License plate seized.
Monday, November 7
Scott L. Norris, 36, of 8 Elm St.,
Nashua, NH, arrested by Officer
Mauriello and charged with
operating a motor vehicle after
revocation of license.
Court Updates
Monday, October 31
Jon E. Ryan, 29, of 15 West St.,
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Wilmington, arrested 07/21/94 and
charged with possession of a class
"B" substance (cocaine) with intent
to distribute. Also charged with a
firearm violation. Found guilty of a
reduced charge of possession of a
class "B" substance, ordered to pay
$655 in fees and fines. Firearm
charge dismissed.
Juvenile male, 16, of Wilmington,
arrested 10/28/94 arrested for
possession of a class "D" substance
with intent to distribute within a
school zone. Arraigned on those
charges, continued to 11/16/94 for
pretrial hearing.
David Marranzini, 26, of 5 Wicks
Cir., Wilmington, arrested
10/30/94 for OUI. Arraigned on
that charge, continued to 11/22/94
for pretrial hearing.
Tuesday, November 1
Roger C. Bolton, of 17 Old
Middlesex Ave., Arlington,
arrested 08/02/94 for OUI and
failing to keep right. Continued to
11/09/94 for pretrial hearing.
Scott W. Yokell, 29, of 15
Kenmar Dr., Billerica, arrested
09/15/94 for possession of a class
"D" substance (marijuana).
Continued to 11/30/94 for election
of next step.
Leslie A. Thomas, 19, of 67 Glen
Rd., Wilmington, arrested 10/16/94
and charged with assault and battery
with a dangerous weapon (to wit: a
beer bottle). Continued to 11/30/94
for election of next step.
Wednesday, November 2
James J. Warren, 25, of 280 Cross
St.. Maiden, arrested 09/01/94 for
possession of class "A" (heroin),
"B" and "D" substances and OUI
narcotics. Requested FIJT in
Cambridge. Continued to 11/21/94
for pretrial conference.
James T. Palladino, of 58 Charme
Rd., Tewksbury, arrested 07/25/94
on theft charges. Pled guilty.
HONDA
sentenced to six months in a house
of corrections and ordered to pay a
$30 fee.
Joseph E. Kirkman, 25, of 14
Montvale Ave., Stoncham, arrested
10/06/94 for possession of a class
"B" substance.. Continued to
11/15/94 for conference.
Larcenies
Tuesday, November 1
The larceny of Dice valve caps
from two trucks belonging to a
Forest Street resident reported.
Friday, November 4
A shoplifting incident was
reported at TJ Maxx.
Monday, November 7
Power tools valued at $7,000 were
reported stolen from a truck on
Wildwood Street.
The theft of a red Bridgestonc
mountain bike valued at $200 was
reported by a High Street resident.
Disturbances/Vandalism
Tuesday, November 1
Complaint received of "open
trenches" on Lake Street. Water
Department notified.
Wednesday, November 2
Loose dogs reported on Allen
Park Drive.
A punctured automobile tire and
telephoned death threats were
received by a Federal Street
resident.
Friday, November 4
Barking dog, Bay Street.
Sunday, November 6
Minor damage reported to a rock
wall on Doanc Street.
Three youths were caught
vandalizing a bus.
A fallen tree limb was removed
from Lake Street.
Monday, November 7
Trees were reportedly down on
Woburn Street and Middlesex
Avenue.
Reports were received of an
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Annoying calls were received at a
Boutwell Street home.
Traffic Accidents
Tuesday, November 1
A non-injurious accident reported
on Boutwell Street.
Wednesday, November 2
An accident with injury responded
to on Shawshccn Avenue.
A three-car accident involving
injury was reported on 1-93 at exit
40.
A minor accident was reported on
Main Street.
Friday, November 4
A non-injurious accident was
reported on Federal Street.
Wilmington
Following a most successful
meeting in October, where
wonderful table decorations with a
Halloween motif and fashioned by
Vice President Constance Ferguson
were featured, the club will hold its
next meeting Thursday, November
17.
At 10:30 a.m. handmade
Christmas ornaments by ladies of
the club will be shown in a
Christmas Bazaar. Recording
Secretary Liz White is the guiding
director (as usual) in these craft
endeavors. Ornaments may be
individually inscribed if the
purchaser wishes, they are for sale
at reasonable prices and their sale
will benefit the club.
At noon luncheon will be served.
Hostesses will be Norinnc Markcy
and Mary Woods, chairmen. Their
committee will include Mabel Butt,
Wilmington senior topics
Hundreds at Elks function
Seniors are deeply grateful to the
Tewksbury/Wilmington Elks who
again gave 250 Wilmington seniors
a night to remember. As in previous
years, it was amazing to see these
men and women all volunteering
their time working so hard to
please, preparing and serving this
large group of delighted seniors.
I think this must be a labor of love
for all the members involved, as the
most of them had finished working
hard at their employment
throughout the day. All had to be
tired, but the way they covered all
the tables in such a pleasant manner,
one would not have noticed it.
Again we thank all the members of
the Tewksbury/Wilmington Elks
for this yearly donation that the
seniors look forward to.
Commissioners meet Nov. 15
The commissioners meeting will
be held in the function room of the
Senior Center, 15 School St.,
Tuesday, Nov. 15 from 1:30 p.m.
Unfortunately, I was not able to
attend the last two meetings. I have
received many calls from confused
seniors. I will answer all the
questions asked of me at this
meeting. As I have said in this
column many times, this is a
commissioners meeting, but it is
also your meeting where the seniors
can meet to voice their input into
subjects that will effect them, placed
on the floor for a vote.
That is what we, in America call
the democratic form of
GovernmcnL Our input might be
voted out by the majority, but we at
least had the opportunity to give \t.
Unless you attend the meetings,
votes will be taken and passed
without your approval or
disapproval. It is very important for
all of us to be in auendancc at every
monthly meeting. The next one
being next Tuesday.
Dr. Mullin
Wednesday, Nov. 16, from 9 a.m.,
Dr. Mullin will be at the Center to
treat ailments of the feet. Please call
for an appointment.
Medicare notes
Medicare Advocacy Project offers
elders advice and free legal
representation to Medicare
beneficiaries who have been
wrongfully and illegally denied or
terminated Medicare coverage. Last
year this group won more than
$405,000 in benefits denied to
Medicare clients.
If you or someone you know have
been denied medical coverage by
Medicare, notify the Medicare
Advocacy Project. An attorney
Wilmington
seniors
Week of November 14
Monday: Chilled orange juice,
baked ham with pineapple, sweet
potato, seasoned green beans,
oatmeal bread and butter, whipped
dessert with topping and milk.
Tuesday: Hamburg and gravy
over creamy mashed potato,
seasoned zucchini, light rye bread
and butter, chilled mixed fruit, toll
house squares and milk.
Wednesday: Vegetable lasagna,
seasoned peas and carrots, dinner
roll and butter, fresh apple, milk.
Thursday: Oven roast turkey,
creamy whipped potato, butternut
squash, cranberry sauce, whole
wheat roll and butter, Jcllo with
topping and milk.
>; -Friday!'€hrrled fruit;baked fish,
dinner, tartar sauce* on side, rice
pilaf, seasoned broccoli, dinner toll
and butter, ice cream and milk.
ANNUAL
Women's Club
Jeanne Bocri, Maurine Gittzus,
Evelyn Kaminski, Marion Miller,
Dorothy Pinkerton, Marjorie Walsh
and Barbara Webber. Following an
invocation by Doris Haradon the
business meeting will be held.
Following the business meeting
President Edith Michelson w$l
present Ms. Sue Kramer of Ericas
Greenhouse in Reading. Her topje
will be "Holiday Plants." After
graduating from the University bf
New Hampshire with a degree in
horticulture, Ms. Kramer became
associated in retail sales in various
areas. She has been associated with
Eric's Greenhouse for somewhat
over three years as garden center
manager. Her program promises ;tb
be an interesting and informative
one to all who are interested in
holiday plant decorations.
experienced in the Medicare field
will be assigned to you. He/She will
fight the Medicare board's decision
for you. The closest location to use
is Lawrence. The telephone number
is 508-687-1177 or toll frc?d
800-427-2521.
Low income Medicare clients
Low income Medicare clients who
have income too high for Medicaid,
should check with the welfare office
in Woburn. You may qualify for the
QMB program. This program, rf
you qualify will cover the Part B of
the Medicare program such as,
hospital deductions, copayments
amounts and outpatient deductible
and copayments. Edie Cunningham
Minuteman menu
Week of November 14
Served at Burlington Senior
Citizens Friendship Center, 45
Center St., where nutrition aide is
Kay Cavanaugh. Call 270-1951 for
reservations.
North Woburn/Wilmington at
Veterans Senior Center, 144 School
St., No. Woburn where Sue Trousil
is site manager. Call 935-2239 for
reservations.
Monday: Hotdog, hot German
potato salad, baked pinto beans, hot
dog roll, chilled fruit.
Tuesday: Cream of potato soup,
breaded fish and cheese, brussel
sprouts, oatmeal bread, chilled
fruit.
Wednesday: Grape juice, roast
turkey, gravy, stuffing, cranberry
sauce, mashed potato, baby carrots,
Parker House roll, apple pie.
Thursday: Tomato soup,
macaroni and cheese, peas, rye
bread, chilled fruit.
Friday: Chicken breast
Hawaiian, rice teriyaki, blended
vegetables, raisin bread, chocolate
pudding.
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