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Wilmington Youth Soccer
enjoys another fine season
Soccer update
Wilmington Youth Soccer
concluded its fall 1994 in town
season with its awards presentation.
All players received picture plaques
with engraved name plates. Well
done, everyone! WYSA would like
to thank all the coaches, assistant
coaches, concession workers and all
other volunteers who helped to
make this season so successful.
Boys grade one
Power & Glory vs.
Hulkamaniacs
Power & Glory forward Steve
Stokes fired in a great goal. Ken
Aruda and Matthew Faup played an
awesome all around game, resulting
in a 1-1 tic. Tony Karalckas turned
in a great field game and Stephen
Potcner blasted in the goal for the
Hulkamaniacs.
Super defense by Albert Fiorenza
and tight nctminding by Brendan
Gibson, Brian Wilson and Jonathan
Cullcn held on to the lie.
Legion of Doom vs
Macho Men
Great goaltcnding by Legion of
Doom keepers William Sampson
and Bryan Raposa, and excellent
field play by Justin Flcckand. Zach
Mayo wrapped up the defense. Dana
Zanni took advantage of fine team
play to pop in three goals.
Macho Men forwards Matthew
Murphy and Sam Oglcsby set up
many scoring opportunities. Aldo
Caira and Corey Shcehan anchored
the "D" with Chris Crosby and Zach
Michaud doing a super job in net.
Bushwackers vs
Natural Disasters
Bushwacker Jeff Youngclaus
capped the season with a double
score while Nick Guslin and David
Maison provided awesome rushing.
Nick and Michael Fogarty were
superb as keepers. The Natural
Disasters played an excellent game
of team soccer.
Boys grade two
Buckeyes vs Mountaineers
Sean Wilson and Pat Contrada
each booted home a goal for the
Buckeyes. Chris Murray, Joe
Morcllo, Bill Shulics and John
Mcnczcs covered the field with skill
and hustle.
The Mountaineers' offense was led
by the rushing of Tim Ryan and
Mike Flaherty, resulting in Mike
LeBreque's.fantastic goal. Brian,
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
NOTICE
V A Public Hearing to provide an open
forum for the discussion of local property
lax policy with reference to classification
of land for FY-1996 taxation purposes will
be held at the Town Hall on Monday,
November 28.1994 at 7:30 p.m.
Interested taxpayers may present their
views on classification policy at the
hearing, or in writing to the Town
Manager's office until 4:30 p.m. on that
date.
Michael V. McCoy, Chairman
N9.16 Board of Selectmen
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
PUBLIC HEARING
A Public I Icaring will be held before the
Board of Selectmen in Room 9 at the
Town Hall on Monday, November 28,
1994 at 7:00 P.M. on the application of
Pacific Packaging Products, Inc.,
Wilmington, for a license to store
500-1,000 gallons of aboveground
flammables of printing inks and solvents
(Class IB Flammable Liquids) at 24
Industrial Way (Map 46, Parcel 132).
A plot plan is made part of this application.
Michael V. McCoy, Chairman
N9 Board of Selectmen
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEERING SERVICES
The Town of Tewkibury is requesting
proposals for professional engineering
services for the improvements and
reconstruction of certain streets, which
funds arc to be provided by the Town and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts under
MGL, Chapter 90, Sect 34, Subsection 2
(a). Proposals shall be submitted only by
Jiualifled licensed professional engineering
irms with a registration in Massachusetts
and they must also be on the "Approved
Design Consultant List" of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Department of Public Works. ("MDPW")
Specifications may be obtained from the
Tewksbury Department of Public Works,
999 Whipple Road, Tewksbury, from
8;30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m., Mondays through
Fridays, excluding holidays. Proposals
must be filed no later than November 30,
1994, at 3:00 p.m. Proposals shall be
submitted in two separate envelopes one
marked "Qualifications" and one marked
"Form o( Proposal" on the outside of the
e»v
The Town Manager reserves the right to
reject any and all proposals, wholly or in
part, aSf to accept any proposal or part
thereof deemed to be in the best interest of
the Town.
By: William R. Burns, Jr.
Superintendent
For David G. Cressman
N9 Town Manager
Frongillo was unbeatable on defense
and Misha Glazomitsky played well
all around. Keeper Mike Thibault
was outstanding.
Runnin' Rebels vs Eagles
Three first half goals by Ray
Bennett, Mark Giordano and Derek
Concannon got the Rebels off and
running. Outstanding offensive
pressure was applied by Kyle
Browne, Mike Hackclt, Mike St.
Aubin, Kevin Cole and Bobby
Crowe. Great goaltcnding by Ray
and Mike Hackctt kept the
opponents off balance. Mike
Adams, Mike Frissore, Chris
Pcrcira and Tom Blaisdcll played
well at both ends.
Eagles' forward Brian Little
scored in this exceptional game.
John Bell, Dustin Cole, Tony
Hogan, Richie Cummings, Mike
Damplo, John DiPaulo, Joey Mayo,
Louis Insalaco, Danny Reed, Kurt
Remick and Danny Tanzella are to
be congratulated on a fine game and
terrific season.
Hurricanes vs Crusaders
Storming on the offense, Bobby
Sinopoli booted in two goals for the
Hurricanes. Great play by
teammates Russell Grant, Stephen
Emery, Mike Scaduto and Justin
LeFavc, as well as Mike and Charlie
Broussard, Josh and Jeff Courtney,
Jason Axelson, Jared Wright and
Eric DiFava ended the season on a
high note.
The Crusaders answered with
scored by Eric Ollila and Chris
Scarlcs, supported by the hustle of
Brian Bolgcr and Kyle Abcll. Billy
Papageorgio did a super job in net
behind the tough defense of Brad
Hodgson. Coaches Ron and Mike
thank the entire team for all their
hard work this season.
Boys grades 3 and 4
Buccaneers vs Raiders
The Buccaneers ended the fall
season with a fine team effort, with
Joe Caira, Corey Maison, Jon
Bradbury and Dan Shibila sharing
the spotlight. Michael Hiltz was
dynamite as he scored twice for the
Raiders. Travcrs Peterson and Peter
Browncll showed off some excellent
passing skills. Charlie Lojck and
John Broussard combined toplay
flawless defense. Anthony Azevedo,
in goal, stopped all that came his
way.
Vikings vs 49ers
Stone wall defense by Vikings
Greg Phillips and Doug Tranghese
kept the pressure in the offensive
zone, with many great passes in
front of the 49ers goal being turned
away. Greg Phillips kicked in a goal
off an indirect kick to tie the season
finale.
Forty-niner forwards Andrew
Giamberardino, Mike McPherson
and Jared Wentzell pressed relent-
lessly, and Adam McCauley took
that advantage to score. Chris
Ruggcrio and Richie Buckley were
fantastic in net, behind the superior
defense of Patrick Schoficld
Patriots vs Chargers
The Patriots exploded in the
offensive zone with gut wrenching
pressure by Willie Fiumara, several
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
BOARD OF APPEALS
PUBLIC HEARING
Case 116-94
A Public Hearing will be held at the
Town Hall, 121 Glen Road, on November
22,1994 at 7:00 p.m. on the application of
Harry L. See, 14 Lee Street,
Wilmington, MA 01887 to acquire a
variance from Section 5.2.5 of the Town
of Wilmington Zoning Bylaws for a lot
having insufficient side yard setback for a
garage for property located at 14 Lee
Street. Map 67 Parcel 71A.
N2.9 Board of Appeals
COMMONWEALTH OF
MASSACHUSETTS
THE TRIAL COURT
THE PROBATE AND FAMILY
COURT DEPARTMENT
Middlesex Division
Docket No. 94P4784GPI
Notice of
GUARDIANSHIP WITH
SURETIES
NOTICE
To Patrick Sarscfield Dacey of
Tewksbury in said Counly .Middlesex and
heirs apparent or presumptive:
A petition has been presented in the
above-captioned matter alleging that said
Patrick Sarscfield Dacey is a person
unable to make or communicate informed
decisions due to physical incapacity or
illness and praying that Margaret T.
Largav of Londonderry in the State of
New Hampshire or some other suitable
person be appointed his guardian.
If you desire to object to the allowance
of said petition, you or your attorney must
file a written appearance in said Court at
Cambridge on or before November 29,
1994.
WITNESS. Sheila E. McOovem,
Esquire, First Justice of said Court at
Cambridge the first of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and ninety-four.
Donna M. Lambert
N9 Register of Probate
hard shots by Scott Rivers and goals
blasted in by Eric Jacobs and
Nicholas Figueiredo (three). Julio
Fiumara played magnificent defense
in this fast paced game. The
Chargers played an excellent team
game. Coach Cclli would like to
thank all his players and WYSA for
a wonderful season.
Dolphins vs Sea hawks
Paul Maison scored the lone
Dolphin goal in this tie game. A
great effort was put forth by the
team, particularly Ryan Parsons,
Bill Sinopoli, Dan Cwickowski and
Ryan Jeannctte, to close out a fine
season. The Seahawks played good
team soccer, scoring one goal, to
hold the game to a 1-1 lie.
Girls grades 2 and 3
Rubies vs Pearls
Rubies forward, Dawn DeRose,
booted in a beauty. She also played
superbly in net, with support from
Sheila Patterson, Nicole Meixlcr
and Caitlin Foley. Teamwork and
passing were the name of the game
for the Pearls, with Teresa
Desimoncand Deborah Lyons
showing just how it's done.
Gorgeous goals by Kara Bruce
(two), Andrea Alhanassiou (two)
and Michelle Rappoli resulted from
these opportunities. Brittany Walsh
was simply outstanding in net.
Diamonds vs Sapphires
The Diamonds defense was led by
the tough play of Meghan Flynn and
Jennifer Stone and Krystina Smith.
Lighting up the scoreboard were
Melissa Marques, Jordan Lawlcr
and Sarah Cheek (two).
The Sapphires forward attacks
were led by Celine DeMaggio,
Jocclyn Newhouse, Kristina DaSilva
and Sarah Jackson. Excellent
defensive play was exhibited by
Kelly Crosby and Alicia Braid.
Emeralds vs Topaz
Jackie Ridcout scored the only
Emeralds goal in this close game.
Michacla Rousseau, Kayla Humes
and Emily Dorrlancc kept the ball
in the opponents territory for long
stretches of the game.
Sarah McGowan made a beautiful
breakaway goal for the Topaz,
supported by Crystal Perry and
Stephanie Ramsdcll. Janellc Perry
an Heather Smart were outstanding
at both ends of the field.
Garnets vs Opals
^Garnet forwards Emily Olson,
Lynn Vassscur and Jill Olson set the
speed and tone for the offense.
Center Ashley Stcenbruggen
converted her teammates play into a
stellar score. Emily Largcnon and
Julie MacDougall led the Opals
defense, with Caitlin McNabb
posting a shutout second half as
keeper.
Jessie Alosco and Jen Earls hustled
on offense, aiding Caitlin McNabb
who scord a great goal in this 1-1 tie
game.
Flash vs Power Source
Andrea Tuttle and Dannicllc
Maison teamed up to apply the
offensive pressure for Flash.
Kristin Mannone blasted in an
amazing goal. Kristin Kantcr and
Danielle Geary set up an
NOTICE
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
Notice is hereby given in accordance
with Chapter 138 of the Massachusetts
General Laws that a public hearing will be
conducted on Tuesday, November 22,
1994 at 8:00 p.m. in the Tewksbury Town
Hall on the application of The Orion
Entertainment Corporation d/b/a Courtside
Pub by Lewis Reese, Manager, for a
license to sell all alcoholic beverages as
common victualer on premises described
as two story building housing four tennis
courts and fitness area, club house and
restaurant; second story area with cocktail
lounge with 68 seats, dining room with
102 seats and an observation lounge; four
entrances/exits, two facing Carter Street,
one side entrance/exit, one rear
entrance/exit, fenced outdoor area, on
premises located at 20 Carter Street.
Tewksbury, Massachusetts.
Richard Hanson
Chairman
N9 Board of Selectmen
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
BOARD OF SELECTMEN
PUBLIC HEARING
A Public Hearing will be held before the
Board of Selectmen in Room 9 at the
Town Hall on Monday, November 28,
1994 at 7:10 P.M. on die application of
Roy B. Crane, Llghtolier/Gealytc
Company, Wilmington, for a license
to sure 1,000 gallons of aboveground
flammables of vanishing oil.
Phenolphthalein Indicator Solution
(two-six ounce bottles), Quick Dry Enamel
F77 S 12 Aluminum (not used any more),
Oakite Indicator No. 1 (one pint).
Isopropyl Anhydrous (12 one gallon
containers), Isopropyl Alcohol 99* (two
55 gallon drums), Blue Waterbase Brush
Enamel (five gallons), 122 Urethane
Finish (five gallons), Petrolane Propane
(48 7.9 gallon cylinders (379.2 gallons)),
and Dykem Remover and Thinner 138
(two one gallon cans) at 45 Industrial
Way (Map 46. Parcel 110). A plot plan is
made part of this application.
Michael V.McCoy. Chairman
N9 Board of Selectmen
unbelievable defensive wall in front
of fantastic goaltcndcr, Christyne
Demango.
Christine Mclnerney and
Kimbcrly Thibault headed the
Power Source defense, supporting
exceptional keepers Tara Kucinski
and Erin McFecters. Leading the
offensive charge, Lauren Gearty,
Stephanie Winn and Christine
Morcllo hustled up the field. Kristin
Sauve booted in the tying goal.
Riptide vs Rowdies
Riptide poured on the power,
selling up goals for Tara Insalaco,
Jessica Cannata, Lindsay Ros and
Stephanie Strazzcrc. Defenders
Lindsay Cirone and Megan Hardy
ripped apart the opponents drives.
Kristen Duggan scored for the
Rowdies, assisted by Emily
Maloney. Keepers Sarah Zim-
merman and Kristen Broussaard pu
tin super pcrfomances in net, while
teammates Krystal Holden and
Jenna Jordan contributed power and
husde from the field.
Coed grade 5-8
Celtics vs Knicks
Celtics hooters Jacob Watroba and
Delia Rebclo, zoomed in goals for
the Green. Corey McCann played a
superior game in net. Jeanne
Browncll, Robert Varcy III, and
Robbie Muisc wrapped up the field
in this closing game of ihe fall
season. Thank you from the coach
to all the Celtics for your hard
work. The Knicks ended the season
with a good game, demonstrating
teamwork and hustle.
Trailblazers vs Bulls
The Trailblazers came out with
fire in their eyes and power in their
feet. Using individual skill and
taking advantage of teamwork, they
put on a scoring blitz with John
Jamerson (2), Eric Meixler,
Payrick Brassil (3), Molly Pidgeon
and Christine Brown lighting the
scoreboard. Jason Mancnt was
superb. The Bulls had a super
season and played an excellent
game.
Lakers vs Nuggets
Katie Catanzano and Kelly
Arsenault led the Lakers offensive
attack, scoring a total of four goals.
Andrew Pctrillo, Suzanne Bcrghaus
and Jason Hasscy anchored the
defense, with Matt Marchesi playing
an unbeatable game in net. The
Nuggets repsonded with enthusiasm
and returned the pressure. Laura
and Ann Mclnerney, Kristin
Finncrty, Brad Shaltuck and Chris
Dickie played exceptional games up
and down field.
NOTICE
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
In compliance with Chapter 79 of the
Acts of 1983 amending Chapter 797 of the
Acts of 1919 and Chapter 40, Section 56
of the Massachusetts General Laws, notice
is hereby given that a public hearing will
be conducted by the Board of Selectmen
prior to their determination on the
following issues:
1. Allocating the local property tax levy
among the five property classes for the
next fiscal year.
2. Whether to aUow an open space
discount and, if so, at what percent of the
residential factor. '
3. Whether to allow a residential
exemption and, if so, at what percentage.
The above meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday. November 15, 1994. at 8:30
p.m. in the Selectmen's Meeting Room of
the Town Hall and all citizens are invited
to attend and provide written or oral
comments on the above listed subjects.
Richard Hanson, Chairman
N9 Board of Selectmen
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a Public
Hearing will be held in Town Hall, Room
9, 121 Glen Road, Wilmington, MA
018*7. Wednesday, November 16. 1994
at 7:45 p.m. in compliance with the
provisions of 310 C.MJR. 10.00 M.G.L.
Chap. 131, Section 40, as amended on a
Nonce of Intent filed by Northeastern
Development Corp., 241 Middlesex
Avenue, Wilmington, MA 01887,
applicant. The Estate of Lillian M.
Glavin, Box 114, ARFD #1,
Plymouth, NH M264, owner, for
permission to construct a single family
dwelling with on-site sanitary septic
system with relatedpublic water, driveway
and lot grading. This proposed work is
within the 100 foot buffer zone, as
designated by the MA Wetlands Protection
Act, M.GX. Chapter 131. Sect 40, as
amended on Assessor's Map 14 Parcel 5,
Lot 3 Chestnut Street, Wilmington,
MA 11887. Plans and applications may
be viewed during normal office hours or
by appointment at the Conservation Office.
Room 6.
Lynne Guzinski, Chair
N9 Conservation Commission
TOWN CRIER, NOVEMBER 9,1994 -19
Wilmington High School junior David DiPasquale isn't
dreaming - his team won their first game of the season,
pounding Dracut Saturday (photo by Phil Fenton).
Wilmington Recreation
Fall program signup
Registration for the Recreation
Department's fall programs began
Tues., Sept. 6 at the Rcc Department
in the town hall. Mail-in
registration is possible for some
programs. Call 658-4270 for more
information.
The following programs are open
for signup:
Town cards, on sale at $6 each.
Canoe rentals, $15 weekend;
$10 per day.
BJ's Wholesale Club, Free one
day shopping passes.
Special needs programs, call
for information
Town t-shirts, sweatshirts,
night shins, tote bags on sale.
Movie discounts to Showcase
Cinemas, for sale daily, $4.50.
Free Disney World discount
coupons and other Florida
attractions.
Free VCR tape loan, sports,
filness, recreation, Disney etc.
CT Casino trip, $19, Nov. 29.
New York day trip, Sat., Dec.
3, Cost is $40. Second bus filling
TOWN OF TEWKSBURY
Bid Request
One Minimum 1300 lb
Operating Capacity Loader
The Town of Tewksbury will accept
bids for one new 1994 Minimum 1300 lb
Operating Capacity Loader. Bidders may
obtain copies of the specifications at the
Department of Public Works Office, 999
Whipple Road. Bids will be accepted up
until November 23 at 11:00 a.m. All bids
must be submitted on forms provided by
the DPW in sealed envelopes marked
"Bids on one 1994 Operating Capacity
Loader.
The Town Manager in his sole judgment
reserves the right to accept or reject any or
all proposals, or any parts thereof, deemed
to serve the best interest of the Town. All
in accordance with the applicable general
laws of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts. Byi William R.Burris Jr.,
Superintendent
For: David G. Cressman,
N9 Town Manager
TOWN OF WILMINGTON
CONSERVATION COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a Public
Hearing will be held in Town Hall, Room
9, 121 Glen Road, Wilmington. MA
01887, on Wednesday, November 16,
1994 at 8:30 p.m. in compliance with the
provisions of 310 C.M.R. 10.00 M.G.L.
Chap. 131, Section 40, as amended on a
Notice of Intent filed by E. Bruce
Bclanson, 56 October Lane,
Weston, MA 02193, owner and
applicant, for permission to fill Isolated
Land Subject to Flooding for regrading
associated with house construction. Flood
plain volume will be provided to offset
filing and increased runoff. This proposed
work is within wetland, as designated by
the MA Wetlands Protection Act, M.G.L.
Chapter 131, Sect. 40, as amended on
Assessor's Map 42 Parcel 60A. Lot 2
Middlesex Avenue, northwest comer
of Adelaide Street and Middlesex
Avenue, Wilmington, MA 91887.
Plans and applications may be viewed
during normal office hours or by
appointment at the Conservation Office,
Room 6.
Lynne Guzinski, Chair
N9 Conservation Commission
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quickly. Sign up as soon as possible.
Adult gym night, Dec. 14-Mar.
8,7:30 to 9:30, $5 per night.
Basketball (WRBL), ages 8-15,..
$50, Saturdays, Nov. 26-Fcb. 25.