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Water line problem Alternate days
upsets housing authority
for water ban
by Arlene Surprenant Road, which he felt was an attempt The Wilmington Water and Several complaints were about
Members of the Wilmington to hold the project "hostage." Sewer Dept has modified its ban on commercial locations using water,
Housing Authority (WHA) Monday WRA Chairman Kevm McMillan outside watering. Effective imme- including Compugraphic and the
night reacted in anger to "a whole was mad. "If they want to play diately, watering will be allowed on new Papa Gino's shop. In some
slew of baldfaced lies"attributed to dirty, we can rip out the main," he an even-odd basis. Thus, residents cases, the sprinklers were on auto-
North Reading officials. Architect said, explaining that water main with even street numbers may use matic timers.
Michael Hicks, who is responsible supplies homes in North Reading. water outdoors on even numbered Automatic timers could not be
for the design of the housing "If this was a private developer days, and odd numbered houses on blamed, however, for a complaint
authority's new low-to-moderate- there wouldn't be a problem,"he odd numbered days. at Michael's Place on Lowell Street.
income homes, made the charges as added. Fire lhc ParklnB '"' "' Federal Express in Wilmington Police, meanwhile, have been Police received a call on Monday
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tives from Wilmington and North seemed more concerned that a police officer went to a house shop. Officer Joe Waterhouse
Reading. Buckley was told not to bring her Two cars destroyed, where the sprinkler was running responded and told Michael McCoy
The meeting was called to try to technical advisors to the meeting, but nobody was home. He shut off to stop the watering. McCoy did
resolve differences over supplying even though North Reading was three damaged in fire the hose. shut off the water, but wanted to
water to four WHA homes under represented by their town manager, know who called in the complaint
construction in the Lost Colony water department, and engineers.
area. An incident June 5 triggered He also took exception to some Two cars were destroyed and Burlington. Tighe's condos
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However, the tension between the the WRA he would consider A fellow employee reported the was half-loaded with shoes, was members of the Affordable DiPalma said he was under the
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North Reading officials lied at the Reading any additional expenses. Shipp's car was almost totally and the trailer load of shoes was condominium complex. The Hopkins Street hookup. What
joint meeting. He claimed the project can't sustain involved, and a second car was also heavily damaged. project - Shawsheen River Estates - commissioners said was wait for
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project was going ahead. (They they (North Reading officials) The second car, a 1986 Buick, driver of the rig was Daniel Church under the Homeownership Oppor- Several questions were raised on
said) they were driving by and by don't cooperate." was owned by Paula Newton of ofPelham,N.H. tunity Program (HOP). the specifics of the state's Chapter
chance saw the water main," said Rocco proposes bond As a courtesy, said Rolf, the 774 (comprehensive permit)
Hicks. He added that North Reading developer is making the rounds of program.
told the Wilmington contingent the local boards to explain his project "I think 774 is somewhat
WRA never requested the water tie for town-built housing in an effort to gain friendly support manipulated to turn into a
in. Executive Director Lillian before making his application for a developer's goldmine," said
Buckley, who was present at the comprehensive permit. Stewart, adding state legislators
joint meeting along with Town by Arlene Surprenant DePasquale suggested the town gram. Town officials have stated The proposal calls for a mix of should know this program doesn't
Manager Buzz Stapczynski and A proposal which could allow apply for a six and a half million publicly such large projects negate two and three bedroom townhouse really address the specific needs of
Water Supt. Paul Duggan, said her Wilmington to take the initiative on dollar bond, as it did for the high the planning of the town and are not and garden style apartments along town residents.
board had requested the hook up. affordable housing rather than school renovation project, and use in keeping with the concept of the Shawsheen River. One hundred "(Chapter) 774 does one thing; it
A few other facts emerged from react to dense projects forced on the money to build and keep in its single family homes. of the units will be "affordable,'' wipes out the planning of the
the meeting. According to Hicks, the town was brought forth last control approximately 100 homes. According to DePasquale, if said Rolf, with 50 being sold at town," maintained housing
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approval was never forthcoming listened attentively as DePasquale specific sites in mind already: to prevent housing but (we) intend hopes to contact them to send a
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trying to tie the water hook up to a homes quickly and sell them for 30 acres in South Wilmington. be happy with homes near their sewer hookup from Lake Street or else. I say no," he proclaimed to
request for drainage on Burroughs $65,000 per modular home. In order to make the program property, said DePasquale, he down Hopkins Street, though it's a wave of applause.
work, town meeting voters would recognized "we're going to have to possible to bring the sewer line in WHA Executive Director Lillian
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of the Executive Office of Commu- with interest and offers of help Force chairman Jim Stewart (Continued oa Page 14)
restricted on an odd and even basis. Even nities and Development (EOCD), from several residents in
pointed out that two years ago the
numbered houses may water only on even and an override of Prop 2 and a attendance. board of selectmen proposed
half.
numbered calendar days, and odd numbered The involvement of the WHA and bringing the sewer down Lake <
Street to resolve a septic system
houses may water only on odd numbered calendar EOCD would assure that the homes Cleaned & Pumped
problem at the Shawsheen School
would count toward Wilmington's Repair & Installation
days. but were refused because the
10 percent affordable housing goal Wilmington Acid Treatment
proposal didn't fit in with the sewer
The Wilmington Water Department thanks those set by the state. Since the town House of the Week commissioner's master plan. When RAY LEPQRE
water users who cooperated with its directions the doesn't meet that goal, it is being Tighe said commissioner's now
forced to accept denser projects 658-9831 658-2223
past couple of weeks. have a new master plan, Rocco
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The cooperation of all water users will there are two such condominium
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2 TOWN CRIER. JUNE 17, 1987
Selectmen, WRA seek united front
Builders propose
in meeting on town center plans
$65,000 houses
by Arlene Surprenant onto Route 38. He added his board Crystal Salt spoke of his frustration
In loving memory of a by Arlene Surprenant proposal. The lots are located off Last Thursday's joint meeting must concern itself with what is with representatives of the DPW,
very special Dad, Mitch A proposal to sell two house lots Ohio Street between the Wilmington Redevel- best for the whole town, not just the who refused to make a small change
Sp'iris on Father's Day. and homes to the Wilmington If the appeals board approves the opment Authority (WRA) and the vested interests of those affected in in their plan to accomodate his
Housing Authority (WHA) for idea, the lots would increase a 22 Wilmington Board of Selectmen the center area. company.
$63,000 each to be used for home subdivision to 25 homes. was marked by a call for a united Selectman Michael McCoy took "There has been no working
affordable homes under state Two of those homes would be front as selectmen prepare to meet an opposing view saying unless the together, no nothing. We tried
guidelines received high marks offered for sale or rent to lower with DPW Commissioner Robert DPW makes "a dramatic change" in recommendations, we tried every-
both from the Affordable Housing income families. The extra lot Tiemey next Tuesday on the fate of the plan, he was still against the thing to get to this stage...it's just so.
Task Force last week and the WHA would be turned over to the the Town Center project project. At the hearing, McCoy was mind boggling, "he said At-the
Monday night developers for a market value Though both parties, as well as one of the more outspoken against same time he praised members of
Peter DeGennaro and Dick Stuart home. center businessmen and home- the state design. He said Thursday the redevelopment authority
of Ohio Realty Trust made the As expected, with several town owners, rehashed the DPWs design he was in favor of widening the saying, "you tried so hard. You've
proposition to the zoning board of officials seeking the cooperation of of the Burlington Avenue Bridge Burlington Avenue Bridge for been close to us and tried to help."
appeals during a recent official map local builders to provide lower and connecting roadways at length, visibility and addressing the safety WRA members said their position
specia hearing. Members, in turn, asked priced homes, reaction was nothing new came out of the aspect of all town bridges. - that some changes should be made
memories of lessoiftl have other boards to respond to the favorable. meeting. With three of the five Bill Doyle, owner of Church to the DPW plan - had been
learned through you, words "Personally, I think it's an selectmen absent, it was decided Street Hardware, said even if the consistent from the start. They said
of encouragement I heard In loving memory of excellent deal for the town," said that another work session might be bridge only option is the only one because time was of the essence,
from you, and happiness I Kenny Sarchione task force chairman Jim Stewart. necessary before the 23rd to adopted, town center would still be they were prepared to go ahead
shared with you. 1985 - June 18 -1987 He added the state should look address common concerns. disrupted. WRA member Nicki with their feasibility study on town
You taught me to grow from favorably on this type of proposal "It's my understanding this is the Johnson concurred, pointing to the center and hoped an advisory group
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us and with us. meeting Monday. "It sets a state's design, saying it addressed suggested a referendum vote be take five feet off my property,"
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Your daughter, Mom, Dad, Lesley & Chickie he said, noting the approach is also concern of his was to get traffic off united front to the state next week. Wilmington's small town
Suzi We love you. consistent with town planning. the side streets, where so many Others agreed. atmosphere."
residents drive to avoid the Fran Mauriello of Diamond
botdeneck at town center, and back
Conservation guidelines
confusing, maybe costly
To the average person it is a Road. Erich has been quoted as
confusing document. Many words saying that, to conform to
occur which are beyond the guidelines could cost the owner of a
common understanding. houselot, with 500 square feet of
Published by the Wilmington water, as much as $20,000.
Conservation Commission, after a For a person with 10 lots of land,
vote made in a regular meeting on that cost can be divided among the
May 27 of this year, it is a guideline lots, says Erich. For a person with
entitled "Wedand Replication." The one lot of land, that cost would be
main source is the result of the very, very expensive.
proceedings of a workshop held in The reason? The cost of hiring
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It is a guideline for persons the proposed work. In many
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CODE: WILMINGTON. 6-17-87 Fatality Tewksbury early Sunday morning other work, in lands bordering seems, is necessary.
wetlands. It uses current scientific Elizabeth Sabounjian, the
Tewksbury accident technology, which helps to confuse Conservation Commissioner for
'PROFISSTONAL PHARMACY the average individual. the Town of Wilmington, does not
SERVICES Erich Nitzsche, civil engineer, seem to view the Wetlapd
WE HONOR ALL THIRD PARTY claims two lives seems to have been the first to have Replication study as a seridus
had troubles with the wording of problem for the average individual.
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the guideline. He had been called The lady emphasizes that it is a
Medicare - Medicaid Bay State Two men were killed instantly A detail officer was not at the site upon to survey a lot of land off "guideline."
Multigroup Tufts Associated June 14 when the car in which they when repairs were being done. Shawsheen Avenue, at Houghton
Blue Cross Master Health Plus were driving slammed head-on into According to police it is standard
PCS Paid a front-end loader being used by procedure for repair crews to Summer school
COMPUTERIZED PHARMACY DEPARTMENT! workers to repair potholes on Main report to the police station and pick registration at
Street in Tewksbury near the up a detail officer before starting
- complete patient profiles, alerting us to allergies Shawsheen Tech
Mahoney's Too garden center after any road work.
and drug interactions
the night's heavy rainfall. The driver of the loader was
- your prescription may be filled, even if the container High school students from between 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Tewksbury police said the driver identified as Gary LaBonte, 27, of
or prescription number is not available Bedford, Billerica, Burlington, Jean Larrabee, summer school
of the car, Michael J. Lynch, 21, of Hildreth St, Lowell, a field engin-
- complete tax and insurance information for you and Tewksbury and Wilmington may coordinator, urges students to look
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equipment parked on Main Street Police said LaBonte failed to
program at Shawsheen Valley include SAT Review, Study Skills
The passenger was identified as report to the police station to
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Ulcers and Pampers
The joys of fatherhood
by Bill Conlon Ofcourse .. splashing around in the Mama, all the while, is serenely
After all the things this scarred dog's water dish! Where else? chewing her dinner, apparently
old veteran has seen and done - Get out of there, Daddy growls, without <a care in the world.
from flying a plane solo to living knowing there's no hope she'll Daddy, however, is breaking into a
through military boot camp to follow orders. The water dish is scalding hot sweat.
sleeping in the desert -- nothing has placed out of reach, she smiles "HOW CAN YOU LET HER DO
turned my head around so during the mop up, then takes off THAT ?!?" asks Daddy calmly in
completely as becoming a Daddy. again in search of new adventure. his best front-row-bleachers voice.
It isn't all bad, naturally. For There's a whole world out there in No problem, says Mama between
example, there's nothing so honest dire need of exploration, and poor bites, just watch.
as the smile of a happy baby. Such Dad can't hope to stop her. Just Sure enough, the little one gums
a grin will bring out the sun on the keep up and try to stay calm. the breadstick around for a few
stormiest day. The same goes for feeding time. minutes, swallows, then snaps off
But other things about Daddy- Sometimes good old cool-under- another piece - all the while giving
hood are just... well... different fire Dad, who has heard the whine Daddy her best "Ain't Life Grand"
Take nasty Pampers for instance. of bullets near his head, loses his smile.
This old tomcat will never be ready composure utterly. Daddy later retires to the drawing
to handle messy diapers. Oh sure, Here's how it works: The clan room for an Alka Seltzer cocktail.
the changing of the guard has been gathers at the table, with "boo-boo" Daddy has an ulcer coming, and
a mandatory chore since the dawn in her high chair. So far so good. he's earned it. Other parents keep
of time, but that doesn't make it any While the elders chow down on warning Daddy about something
easier. Personally I'd rather clean roast beef and other vittles, Mama called the "terrible two's" but he
a wagon load of week-old fish, hands a crunchy breadstick to the doubts he'll survive that long. By
while dying of a terrible hangover, pink one. then Daddy's ulcer should be in full
than to change an icky diaper. Wait a minute ... she only has blossom and burning an acid hole
And now that Her Highness has four teeth. If she bites off too big a through his shirt
learned to crawl, there goes any chunk, she might choke, and Daddy Those carefree "tomcat" days
chance of relaxation for poor old doesn't want to do an "emergency now seem so long ago and so very
Dad. field tracheotomy" with his steak far away. Once upon a time,
One minute the baby is underfoot, knife. Not tonight, please. finishing a term-paper before dawn
keeping Daddy's feet firmly Sure enough, the baby snaps off a was the most important thing in
planted for fear of squashing a thimble-sized chunk of breadstick town. Not anymore.
miniature finger. The next minute, and starts rolling it around in her Responsibility, and stress, have
without a sound, she's gone. Poof! toothless mouth. Daddy is staring finally come home in a big way to
"If a teacher moves at 10 m.p.h. ti Where'd she go? Quick! Check hard, without blinking, and his this old warhorse. Panic has never
the usual places ~ under the TV, pupils are gelling very, very big. been so real, or so immediate.
under the computer table, behind If she starts to cough and choke Then again, when little Julie falls
the couch. No! Keep looking! and turn red... asleep on her Dad's chest in
The cellar door is closed, so rule (Let's see now, the table will go mid-lullaby, it's worth more than
More letters out that potential disaster. She that way, and the boys go with it. words can express.
to the editor hasn't learned to climb stairs - yet The chairs will go flying that way. For those precious few minutes, I
Frankly speaking -- so scratch the upper floor. Forget about dinner. Is this knife wouldn't trade places with anyone,
appear on
Where is she? sharp enough? Think fast, infant anywhere, for any reason. And the
by Kevin John Sowyrda page ten. A gleeful squeal gives her away. CPR is performed by ...) reason is simple:
I would have loved to have seen the look on Jack I'm in love.
Williams face when he got the news. He certainly looks i
like the type who would be appalled, and perhaps
letters to the editor
rightfully so. The news he got, along with the rest of
Boston this month, was that his co-ntws-anchor on
WBZ-T.V., Liz Walker, is four months pregnant. And to
make matters really nice and juicy, Liz is not married, and Dear Larz: Dear Larz: cancer in the surrounding area is to only those items which I've
will not name the father. While many Wilmington resi- We are writing to express our reason for concern. discussed. Let's not bring into our
Liz Walker is the only black anchorperson in the Boston dents are opposed to the concerns over a proposal under the 7. Road access to the si[e is either discussion everyone who has served
media right now, and would easily be identified as an construction of condominiums off Chapter 774 law being made by dead end cul-de-sac or two dirt on the W.R.A. since its beginning.
Hopkins Street near the Shawsheen Mr. Jay Tighe to build 400 road easements. There is no It is true that hundreds of
amiable television personality who has only improved
School, the developer, Tighe, has condominiums on land in a connection to a main thoroughfare. thousands of taxpayers' dollars lay
ratings at Channel Four since her arrival in 1980. She is chosen to bypass regular zoning particular section of the Town of 8. There is no sewer hookup yet. in an uninsured account in the
probably more famous for her jesting with sportscaster and building laws and build under a Wilmington that was once a mink We feel that such a large Commercial Bank until the W.R.A.
Bob Lobel, that any of her reporting skills. But "comprehensive" permit farm. We are strongly opposed to development could overload the was told by the auditor to clean up
nevertheless, she projects herself well, and has the number At the same time that Wilmington Mr. Tighe's proposal for the main sewer trunk line. its account.
one qualification for being a television anchorperson - she residents fight state law 774, which following reasons: We believe it is appropriate and It is also true those parcels which
is likeable. Between her hearty laugh, and Jack Williams would allow the developer to do 1. The condominiums are necessary for the EPA, DEQE, and he lumps, under the term "blighted
endless smiles, WBZ has a very likeable team indeed. such a thing, the state of proposed to be built in a residential State Department of Public Health area" was prime commercial
And like all television personalities, likeable or Massachusetts finds itself a victim area. Chapter 774 forces towns to to inspect the property to evaluate property when it was sold these last
of the same senseless thinking; and accept high density projects not the negative environmental and few years.
otherwise. Jack and Liz have taken their public
that is that the Nuclear Regulatory suited for residential neighbor- conservation impact, soil Good business practice says you
responsibilities quite seriously. Both are well known for Commission (NRC) has now hoods. contamination and impact on the reject all bids and readvertise when
their anti-drug campaigns which they have taken to the decided it will no longer need 2. The Chapter 774 law is adjacent Shawsheen River for some strange reason your bids
public schools, as well as Jack Williams' exaustive efforts evacuation plans for the Seabrook, one-sided and bypasses the town (pollution, disturbance of wildlife, don't come in high enough.
on behalf of homeless children. However, the recent N.H., power station from our state meeting where town residents etc.) and available water supply I stand by my original statement
disclosure by Liz Walker as to her pregnancy, shows that or surrounding local towns around would normally have an such a development would have. that the taxpayers took a beating on
she is abysmally ignorant for a public figure concerning Seabrook. opportunity to participate in the Thank you for taking the time to the transactions which I specified.
the crisis of teenage pregnancy in America. Suddenly our attorney general decision making process for review our reasons for concern. I am through asking the W.R.A.
Here stands Liz Walker, telling us all that she wants to has decided that the NRC is moving proposals affecting the town. We would ask that you take the questions and will continue to work
in a careless and thoughtless maner 3. Wilmington is presently necessary steps to ensure that these to get these monies back to the
have a baby, and is going to do so without the benefit of
in regard to public safety in working toward putting affordable concerns are adequately investi- taxpayers of this town.
marriage. But what she fails to recognize is that for many overriding our state's concerns homes on town owned or donated gated and resolved prior to any Sincerely,
young people out there she is a role model, like any other about Seabrook. He has vowed to land. The town has established a action being taken on Mr. Tighe's Michael V. McCoy, Selectman
well known television personality. And now these young fight the NRC move. While I, along task force and a non-profit proposal.
people, who may well have heard Liz telling them at a with many Massachusetts people corporation working toward this Please inform us by letter of the Letters policy
school assembly not to take drugs, will now see her support the state and the attorney end. Out of 20 neighboring actions taken in regard to this The Town Crier welcomes letters
publicly admitting to a pre-marital pregnancy; the very general in this move, perhaps our communities, Wilmington is fourth matter. Thank you very much for to the editor. In order to be printed,
same thing that every educator and parent in the country is state government finds itself in a in meeting our state affordable your prompt attention to this a letter must be signed, with the
similar position with Seabrook that housing goal. These efforts should request. Sincerely, writer giving his name and address.
fighting against in the public schools. Talk about sending
we in Wilmington are with the be allowed to be brought to a John O. Webb, Jr. The name of the writer may be
an all around bad message to every teenager out there who
proposed condominiums we don't successful conclusion, without Ruth M. Webb withheld in print but must be
may say that if Liz Walker can do it, "so can I!" want being unnecessarily delayed and Dear Larz: submitted to the Town Crier.
Ofcourse the obvious difference between Liz Walker and When the majority of the people potentially confused by Mr. Tighe's Letters must not include any false
I would like to take this
the thousands of teenage girls who will become pregnant speak out and say they don't want proposal. or defamatory statements. While
opportunity to reply to Mr.
this year, is that only Liz Walker has a million dollar something, there should be no 4. The proposed site abuts the there is no set length restriction,
Backman's silly smokescreen of
contract with Channel Four and a cozy little condominium special laws made to override or Shawsheen River and includes letters should be brief. A limit of
double talk that was in last week's
in Lexington. As for the sixteen year old girl in South bypass that majority. Perhaps the wetlands and a flood plain. We are paper. 500 words is suggested. Letters are
Boston who has an illegitimate child in 1987, her benefits gstoaoted olfo Moka sasta cChhusaeptttesr s h7o7u4l,d wtahkiec ha venevryir onmcoennctaelr naendd cownistehr vattihoen First let's confine our discussion pbausbisl.i shed on a space-available
will undoubtedly consist of some food stamps and a
allows such a majority vote to be impact and water pollution such a
welfare check, all at the expense of you and I, the
overriden. It should be repealed, development would lead to.
taxpayers. and our local representative must 5. The site is behind Shawsheen
And yet an ironic aspect of this story, is that it shortly work to rid us of this law and (elementary) School. Such a
follows the demise of presidential candidate Gary Hart. others which erode the basic development would have an
Hart, who it seems can hardly be called celibate, was freedoms upon which this country enormous impact on the schools,
virtually hounded by the press for his sexual activities. was founded. traffic, town services, sewer, <IrinIf«Inirii - Silmiiiqtnu
This forced him to end his campaign. Now, we have a well Let us hope that the problems the water, as well as aggravating Publication No. 635-340
known member of the television news media who comes state is now having with the drainage problems. Wilmington is An Independently-owned newspaper published avary
powerful NRC will enlighten them already under a ban on all outside Wadnaaday by:
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her colleagues put Hart, she'd be typing out the resumes 400 condominiums could only
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counsellor at Campe Lawrence at Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ingalls were erroneously informed. We feel that increase throughout the town the full price Wilmington, MA 01887
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Coombs Furniture, incoming wedding anniversary. Pictured was administered correctly. We need to cross busy streets.
president of District 793 Rotary, with the couple were children should know-we administered it 6. The proposed site is part of a
receiving a brief case from the Charles Ingalls of Chestnut Street; Sincerely, mink farm. It is alleged that
Wilmington Rotary Club. President Mrs. Irene Baker of Grove Beth Santos carcasses are buried there causing
Ed Osberg was shown making the Avenue, and Delbert Ingalls of Madeline DeLuca possible hazardous waste. An
presentauoij. Stoneham. Karen Ware abnormally high incidence of
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Teachers charge delaying tactics in transfer grievances
The executbiyv eA rlbeonaer Sdu roprfe ntahnet being transferred or reassigned on board definitely plans to meet with Robert Boucher, a reading matter what the outcome, I'm sure a situation at the junior high." He
Wilmington Teachers Association either a voluntary or involuntary the teachers on "an individual specialist who spent six years at the I'll do the best job I can." also expressed many of the same
(WTA) called for a speeding up of basis now numbers 57 with more basis" before the alloted time is up. Wobum Street School and the last High school social studies teacher feelings Boucher did about delay
the grievance process of eight predicted in the near future. Of When asked how he felt, six at Wilmington High School, is Alan Fessenden is being transferred tactics on the part of administrators
teachers being transferred involun- those 57, 13 are being moved from personally, about the transfers, slated for transfer to the West to a similar position at the West and committeemen.
tarily in the fall. the Woburn Street School either to Accardi said besides being Intermediate. He called the whole Intermediate. Fessenden pointed to a
According to WTA President new positions at the same school or necessary with the sixth grade transfer issue "devastating." "I have been told the West is one "tremendous" lack of morale on the
Mathew Joyce, the board met another school; 12 are being moved reorganization, he felt Horan was "I just cannot see any logic or of the best schools in the system. I part of Wilmington teachers.
Monday and expressed disatis- from the Shawsheen School; 10 are transferring many teachers to reason why these transfers have may or may not like it down there, "They've got to get them to work
faction with the way administrators being moved from the Wildwood improve the system. been made," he said, adding "We but I will never, never forget how for the system outside of the
and the Wilmington School School; nine are being moved from "Remember, the ultimate purpose were told it's the reorganization this was handled," he said. classroom," he said,adding that
Committee have been "dragging the West Intermediate; eight are is the betterment of the system.The and we were chosen because of our Fessenden, who claims 19 years Horan could have first asked for
their feet" on the individual being moved from the North committee is putting its faith in our experience. But when two in the Wilmington system, at volunteers to be transferred or
grievances of teachers Frank Intermediate; and six are being educational leader. We don't know experienced teachers, each doing various times coached hockey and handled the whole issue in a better
Birmingham, Robert Boucher, moved from the high school. the system as well as he does. The well in their own positions, switch golf and ran the successful work way.
Alan Fessenden, Be«sy Flight- Several of the teachers work at two teachers are right now second places, I can't see the justification in study program. He said, in his case, "We've been treated like a piece
Grecoe, Sylvia Milanese, Judith schools. guessing him. How can they do that. All it did was make two people he was told the transfer was "an of meat. We've been told not to
Nowak, William Peabody, and The grieving teachers are that?" he asked. very unhappy,"he said. even exchange." He questioned the worry, it's for your own good. I
Robert Young. The board, said currently in the third level of the Accardi questioned whether the "Most teachers,"he added,"would logic of this, adding that many look at this (after 19 years) as a step
Joyce, feared the arbitration could grievance process outlined in their eight teachers were concerned with rather remain where they are. You teachers are "being made victims of back."
extend into the next school year if contract. They have already gone to improving the system of need good rapport (with students)
action isn't taken soon, and the their building principal and Supt. "improving their lot." He and that rapport takes years to build Spring & Summer
teachers could be placed in the very Robert Horan and now have speculated that several of the long- up," he contended. STORE - WIDE Clearance Sale
positions they're trying to avoid. approximately two weeks left to time teachers might have been Boucher, who is the grievance
meet with school committee ready and even recommended for representative for the secondary Save 50% - 80% *
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The Wilmington Company of Minutcmcn held their annual Liberty Pole Parade
Liberty Pole and pole-raising on Sunday at Rotary Park. The pole-raising commemorates
similar acts held during the times leading to the American Revolution, when
raising patriots would gather round the Liberty Tree or a Liberty Pole In defiance of the
King of England. The ceremony on Sunday was interrupted by a detatchment of
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Wilmington High School Class of 1987
Scholarship recipients
Karen L. Andersen Alfr.il V. Robert E. Boudreau Eric A. Braciska Marlcnc Brodie Fred J. Butters Sandra J. Cagnina Michelle L. Carideo
Recipienl of Wilmington Ant inarclli, Jr. Recipient of Scott Braciska Recipient of Wilmington Recipient of Koch Recipient of Scott Braciska Recipient of Town of Recipient of Marketing /
Athletic Boosters Schol- Recipient of Wilmington Memorial Scholarship Athletic Boosters Schol- Membrane Systems Schol- Memorial Scholarship Wilmington Maintenance Distributive Education
arship Maintenance and Custodial arship; Qatiiel Rollins arship; WHS Science Club and Custodial Workers of Clubs of America (DECA)
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Darld B. King Amy E. Knight Robert N. LaBosslere Michael M. LaCav. Kathcrine Law Linda A. MacDonald Denlse J. MacMullin James M. Magliozzi
Recipient of Compugraphic Recipient of Wilmington Recipient of Allstate Recipient of Allstate Recipient of Wilmington Recipient of Wilmington Class Vice President Recipient of Wilmington
Corp. Scholarship High School Parent Insurance Co. Scholarship Insurance Co. Scholarship Council for the Arts High School Parent Recipient of Wilmington High School Parent
Advisory Council Schol- Scholarship Advisory Council Schol- High School Scholarship Advisory Council
arship arship Fund; Wilmington High Scholarship
School Science Club
Scholarship; Scott Braciska
Memorial Scholarship
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Paula A. Malenchini Dawn M. Marches* Scan R. Marsh
Recipient of Wilmington Recipient of Wilmington Recipient of New England
Rotary Club Scholarship High School Scholarship Scholastic Inc. Scholarship
Fund
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Wilmington IUgh School Principal, Paul T. Fleming addressed the Class of 1987
for the last graduation. RecipieLncta nonf CMhaarrtliens River Re•cCiaptiheenrti n e o Af . MRaarftfiin i & RecKipriisetnint Ao.f MWcCilmowinagnt on
Laboratories Scholarship; Swanson Inc. Scholarship Kiwanis Club Scholarship
Wilmington Kiwanis Club
Scholarship; Wilmington
High School Foreign
Language Club Scholarship
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Gail Marie Mowat of Birch serenaded by friends and relatives has been awarded a diploma from The committee is attempting to morning, June 5, when the Gonzales and Evans
Street, Tewksbury will be a year on June 27 as will Doris Russell of Matignon High School, Cambridge, meet a June 27 deadline for underclassman awards ceremony Tracy Gonzales of Whipple Road,
wiser on June 24. Wildwood Street. at the school's 39th commencement reservations, so those interested was held at Our Lady of Nazareth Tewksbury and Cheryl Evans of
At least nine area residents will be exercises held on May 22. should call as soon as possible. Academy in Wakefield. Bun Road, Wilmington have been
Wilmington students honored
named to the dean's list at
were; Deborah Barstow,
Chamberlayne Junior College,
achievement in U.S. History award,
Boston.
tennis team award; Jenny Dolan,
Godspell chorus award, basketball
Alyssa Falzone
team award; Amy Palman,
Alyssa Falzone, 11, of Arlene
Godspell chorus award, soccer
Avenue, Wilmington is among the
Lock in a team award, softball team award; 49 students from eastern
Andrea Arena, Godspell chorus
Massachusetts schools who have
award; Jill Dolan, diligence in
earned national honors for posters
English award, Godspell dancer
submitted in the American
award, running club award,
Automobile Association's 43rd
basketball team award; Laura
annual school traffic safety poster
good yield Roberts, Godspell makeup crew
program.
award.
Alyssa, a fifth grader at the
Woburn Street School received a
Jeffrey St. Onge
merit citation for her entry. Her art
Jeffrey St. Onge of Shady Lane
instructor is Cynthia MotL
Drive, Wilmington was among the
now...
86 high school graduates who
Bulbs fur conservation
received $1,000 awards to start
The Middlesex Conservation
engineering studies at Purdue
District is sponsoring a sale of
University.
spring flowering bulbs. A wide
The President's Honor Award,
variety of high quality, imported
presented by the Dept. of Freshman
Dutch bulbs at unusually low prices
Engineering at Purdue is given
can be ordered by mail. The
each year to outstanding students
deadline for prepaid orders is July
entering Purdue's Schools of
31; orders will be ready for pickup
12 MONTH CERTIFICATE Engineering. at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Westford
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 25 and
26.
Class or 1982
To receive a brochure with a mail
The Class of 1982, Wilmington
8.30 High School, planning its fifth year order form, send a stamped, self
addressed envelope to: Middlesex
reunion (August 29) has been
Conservation District, 40 Nagog
unable to locate 17 classmates.
o Anyone with information Park, Acton, Ma 01720. Call
263-2291 for information, but no
regarding them is asked to call
f* telephone orders can be taken.
Eileen MacEachern at 658-2274.
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The missing members of the Class
of '82 are include: Laurie
Armstrong, Robert Armstrong,
St. Elizabeth's
Lisa Bilicki, Leonard Boudreau,
Laura Cantwell, Suzanne Cogar, Episcopal Chapel
Jennifer Dionne, Lori Farr, Gail Corner of Forest Street and
effective annual vield Gable, Jeff Lux, Darrell Maxfield, Aldrich Road, Wilmington. The
Debbie Maxfield, Brian McLean, Rev. Tansy Chapman, vicar,
Charles Moyer, Kevin O'Brien, 658-2487. AH services at 11 a.m.
Karen Thibault, Karen Ulrickson. (note summer services starting July
5 will be at 9:30 a.m.).
First Sunday, morning prayer; all
Jeanne Neville other Sundays holy communion
Jeanne Neville, daughter of Mr. (nursery available during service;
and Mrs. John Neville of Chestnut no Sunday School during the
Street, Wilmington has been named summer).
to the dean's list at Babson College Thursdays: 10 a.m. Bible study;
for the spring semester.
12:10 p.m., Holy communion.
Sunday, June 21: 9 a.m.. Men's
Fellowship; 11 a.m. Holy baptism
of Erin Claire Finn and dedication
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TOWN CRIER, JUNE 17, 1987 9
Meeting on
Tech grads receive scholarships
Tlghe's condos
\
'There will be an informative
meeting for all abutters and other
Graduating seniors at Shawsheen Robert Sellers also received $1000, residents interested in Jay Tighe's
Tech received greater than $29,000 the recipient of the District School Associaltion presented a total of 414 unit condominium project to be
in more than 75 scholarships and Committee Award for class $350 as $50 awards to students located on Chisholm property
awards during a Senior Awards valedictorian. Salutatorian Joyce outstanding in the following along the Shawsheen River.
Night at the school on Tuesday Spiegel received $500. academic areas: English, Melissa The meeting will be held
: June 2. Nelson; math, Ronald Anderson of
A new presentation this year was Thursday June 25 from 8 to 11p.m.
Shawsheen had five Common- the Benjamin Wolk Award, Tewksbury; science, Stephanie in the Shawsheen Elementary
• ' wealth Scholars this year, each of presented by the District School Matte of Billerica; social studies, School cafetorium.
Robert Sellers, physics, Joyce
, whom was awarded $1000 from the Committee in honor of Mr. Wolk,
' state for continuing their education Spiegel; and physical education,
who served as superintendent of
in Massachusetts. They are Beverly Michele Lauziere and Kevin
Shawsheen Tech from 1966-86.
Dalton of Wilmington (Bradford Recipients of the $500 scholarship Linnehan, both of Tewksbury. Ann Marie Meeker
College); Jill Hamilton of Billerica Additional scholarships and
(ULowell); Melissa Nelson of were Steven Eastman and Andrea awards included: Middlesex County awarded the
Welding, seniors from Tewksbury.
Tewksbury (Northastern Univer- The award will be given annually. Veterans Agents Association, $200 Winslow J. Damon
sity); Robert Sellers of Billerica to Raymond Corey of Tewksbury; Scholarship
(Southern Massachusetts Univer- The Shawsheen Tech Parents John L. Francis Memorial, $200 to
sity); and Joyce Spiegel of Advisory Council made presenta- Gary Ientile of Wilmington; and At a recent meeting of the Award
Tewksbury (Northeastern). tions totalling $700. Recipients Billerica Arts and Crafts Committee for the Winslow J.
Three Shawsheen seniors were were Kimberly Carbone and Memorial, $100 to Kimberly Damon Scholarship, Miss Ann
given scholarships to colleges in the Richard Spengler ($100 each); and Lavery of Billerica. Jennifer Marie Meeker, daughter of Mr. and
Commonwealth. Ronald Anderson, Raymond Sampson of Billerica received the Mrs. John Meeker of Gearty Street,
awSarudseadn aD feucl l otfu Witioilnm isncghtoolna rswhaips CDoinreeye,n ,P aAmnegleal aD eDloorreayz,i oC, oAllemeyn GKeoerrgreie MBoerartiosns erye cMeievmedo rtihael award Wreciilpmieinntg otofn th, e 1w9a8s7 scchhooslaerns hiaps. a
to Salem State University, Dunn, Richard Giordano, Joseph for "Most School Spirit;" Stephanie Miss Meeker, who graduated this
renewable for four years, with an Ludwig, James McLeman, and Matte was cited for "Outstanding month from Wilmington High
estimated value of $4000. This Liana Parker, $50 each. Contribution to the Class of '87;" School, plans to attend Boston
University's College of Communi-
"Presidential Arts Scholarship" is Groups that presented $500 and Gary Dyer was given the AM cations, majoring in Mass
given to "outstanding student scholarships were Wilmington Shop Instructors Award. Each of Communications and Public
applicants interested in the areas of Rotary, to Susan Dec; Wilmington these Billerica seniors received Relations.
art, creative writing, dance, music $100.
Kiwanis, to Sandra Parsons; Since its inception in 1973, the
and theatre arts. An honor roll The outstanding senior in each
Wilmington Chamber of Com- fund has awarded a total of $7,025
. student at Shawsheen, Susan studied shop was given a $50 cetificate.
merce, to Kelly Madden; to deserving students. Under the
technical illustration. She parti- Tewksbury Rotary, to Kimberly Recipients were John Brosnahan, auspices of Corinthian Lodge and
cipated in town league basketball as Pacquette; Billerica Arts Council, ACR; Brian Carty of Billerica, auto Walden Royal Arch Chapter, two
well as drama and music classes. body; Kimberly Carbone,
to Christina Lavery; Murray Concord Masonic bodies, the A 30th birthday it an occasion for friends lo have
Northern Essex Community Family awards to John Brosnahan automotive; Jill Hamilton, business scholarship is a memorial to Birthday some fun, and that is what Ian Palmer's co-workcrv
Creocleleigvee chao se 1L9a8w7r-e8n8c e Mtuaityi otno ooff TBeilwlekrsicbau rayn d($ M50i0ch eaaecl hC);o nDniorellcyt (tTecewhnksobluorgyy),; carpNeonetrly ; WTiallbiaomr WFloinresnlocwe, Jw. hDo agmavoen manandy hyise awrsi foef, surprise a«" i.-blm.e' lliyn. udloa' nnc,* e rw msahse oaws'u erdpc ruui,sp,e edirn ot*nh' e TsEutIoeUrsed'.Sa yT sha,eofytr eesr anto inoI ann N woohnre |hna
scholarship, renewable for his Auto Parts, to Richard Lamon of Ramanow (Billerica), chemistry service to the community and its couple of milk crates in the aisle bclween the bread and
second year of study. A resident of Tewksbury; and Tewksbury Lions. lab; Lori Vincent (Wilmington), young people. the produce counter, and the belly dancer performed
Wilmington, Lawrence studied cosmetology; Raymond Corey while the customers waited, watched and lauuhcd.
Three, $500 scholarships were
electronics at Shawsheen Tech, and (Tewksbury) culinary arts; and
presented by the South Tewksbury
participated in football, baseball Betterment Association, to Pamela Christopher Parsons (Tewksbury), Lundergan hearing set for June 23
and tennis. diesel mechanics.
Dooley (chemical laboratory),
Patricia McGeough of Billerica Also, Melissa Nelson, data
Liana Parker (business tech-
received a tuition scholarship from nology), and Andrea Welding processing; Eric Henden ine postponed hearing for The hearing concluded after an Manager BuzzStapczynski has two
Middlesex Community College, (technical illustration). (Billerica), drafting; Matthew Wilmington Fire Lt. Joseph Lun- hour and a half of testimony. Town days in which to render his finding.
where she will study nursing. A Wilmington Lions awarded $400. Busnach (Billerica), electrical; dergan has been scheduled for
health student at Shawsheen Tech, Awards of $300 were given by William Holden (Billerica), Tuesday, June 23 at 10 a.m. |\£FlCOME WAGON WANTS TO VISIT YOU
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Dear Lara: from 100 to 120 in May, 1943, my that this 141 condominium Dear Larz: If 7 k"*
This is an open letter to the first year in Andimeshk, proposal is on the banks of the Welcome to the June newsletter i{
ttoeanc shcehroso alsn:d staff of the Wilming- 2te3m. pTehraet uhreost treosste dtoay 1 6i8n oInra An ugwuasst Scohnawcesrhne enf oRr ivtehre caCusoen sae rgveanteioranl oTfa vtehren . Friends of the Harnden IUIHI k ,
We have just graduated our fifth August 25, 194S when the Commission because of the impact The flea market was a great
and youngest daughter, Andrea, temperature hit 171. of the water and environment? success. It looks like we'll make
from the Wilmington School Seven miles from Andimeshk, in To the Planning Board: The approximately $300!! This includes 3
system. Our children, Sheila, Patti, the southern desert, was a town developer says that Reed Street and the space rent from vendors, the
Mary Beth and Denise, have been a called Dizful. (We used to call it Third Avenue will be the access proceeds from the Tavem tables
part of the Wilmington schools dismal.) Robert Ripley in his roads to the development. He says and the donation from the Kiwanis,
over the past 20 years. "Believe It or Not "rated the town that there will be no compromises who split the profit from operating !_j
We would like to thank all of you of Dizful as the hottest place in the regarding this - there will be no their food truck on the premises to
for your participation in the world. But GI's at the command of access from Hopkins Street. How provide refreshments. Thanks to New Attorney Bob Peterson and Air Traffic Patrolman Bill
education of our girls, for your some of their officers were made to do you feel about this? Are our you who donated goods for the Rotarians O'Conncll were Inducted into the Rotary Club or
Wilmington on June 10. Sponsoring Peterson was his
care, concern and support. Some of wear ties at meals. Finally one hands completely tied? Please take Tavern table, and those who told father-in-law President Doug Andersen and sponsoring
you have not been directly a part of general decided that it was rather into consideration the fact that he your friends to rent a table. A O'Conncll was his business partner Bill Fay.
the "Quinn Girls" education but foolish to wear ties in a mess hall said that present plans indicate that special thanks to those of you who
you have watched them from a where the temperature was around the parking lot for the project will came out to help, we couldn't have
distance and cheered their successes 90 degrees. We didn't have the hold approximately 860 cars. 860 done it without you!! It was a hot
and helped them over the rough aircoolers that the officers had. cars!!! day to be outside, but your spirits ^
obituaries
spots. Your professionalism acade- Each year members of the To The Board of Appeals: never melted.
mically, as well as caring, has Persian Gulf Command meet for a What are rulings regarding making Well it's June (I did mention
helped us do our job as parents to reunion. This year, in May, it was a cul-de-sac a through street? Will that). June is Strawberry Festival
provide the best environment held at Phoenix, Arizona. When you take into consideration the Month. The June full moon is the
possible for them to succeed. They President Franklin D. Roosevelt impact this will make on the area strawberry moon. (According to Mark Weatherbee Henry Hesse
have and are continuing to succeed met with allied leaden in Tehran he and the town in general before Dick Albert). So it must be time to Mark R. Weatherbee of Cottage Henry R. Hesse, a resident of
through the foundation you helped noted that the country reminded passing down your decision? turn our attentions to the Street, Wilmington died as a result Wilmington for over 57 years, died
build. him "of waking up in Arizona." To Lillian Buckley of The Strawberry Festival June 21, of injuries received in a motor at Winchester Hospital Monday,
We wish you the best and many When we arrived that 22nd day of Housing Authority: The Fathers' Day, from 1 to 4 p.m. We vehicle accident in Tewksbury June 15,1987, after a brief illness.
more years of educating and sup- May, 1943 in Iran, the temperature developer said approximately 100 will be serving our famous early Sunday morning, June 14, Born in Jamaica Plain (Boston)
porting the children of Wilming- was 95, one of the six days in May units would be for low/moderate strawberry shortcake for $2.00 to 1987. August 31, 1916, Mr. Hesse is
ton. Thank you. that the temperature was below income and first-time buyers. Do all those who attend. So take any Mr. Weatherbee, 26 years of age, survived by his wife Lillian
Anne and Jack Quinn 100! Wilmington residents get first fathers you know on down. (For was born in Boston, the son of (Sanborn) of West Street,
We had gone through many choice for the units? Do affirmative that matter, potential fathers, Alice M. (Bairt) and Brice R. Wilmington. He was the son of the
Dear Lara: sandstorms, dysentery, malaria, actions goals also have to be met? If future fathers, relatives of fathers, Weatherbee of Wilmington. He late Henry L. Hesse and the late
Your recent story on the Persian and strange fevers that the army they do, what is the percentage? friends of fathers; take everyone lived most of his life in Lucie (Schneider) Hesse.
Gulf brought back memories and doctors had no name for, but To the school department: down). But it isn't that easy. We Wilmington, was educated here and Mr. Hesse was a veteran of World
conjured many incidents of the somehow the job got done. Have you any plan to fall back on need help to pull it off. We need all was active in ice hockey for many War II, and served in the U.S. Navy
past Thank you for your article. It was should this development and the experienced berry pickers! (If years. At the time of his death, he in the Pacific Theater of operations
It was on June 10, 194S that I left well written, concise and to the Arlene Avenue development you're not experienced, come was employed as a printer for the on board a P.T. boat. He was a
Iran after serving there for two point. become a reality? anyway, we can train you). If you Choate-Symmes Hospital Group. design engineer for Avco Corp., of
years and four months with the Sincerely, To the highway department: are not the berry picking type, you In addition to his parents, he is Wilmington for over 25 years.
Persian Gulf Command. Our job Tony Galinis Thank you for paving Reed Street, needn't feel left out. We need help survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mr. Hesse was a member of
was to transport supplies to the P.S. Our next reunion is set for Harold Avenue, Grace Drive, in other areas. To help out and be Sandra Milroy and Mrs. Linda American Legion Post 136,
Russians, as you presented in your Dayton, Ohio in 1988. Wilton Drive and Arlene Avenue involved in the planning stages of Tirone of Billerica, Mrs. Patricia Wilmington, Nee-Ellsworth Post
article. Not many people know that (all streets with cul-de-sacs)?? this event come to the June meeting. Brown of Port Orange, Florida; 2458, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
there were about 30,000 U.S. To the police and fire In order to get all the necessary three brothers, Gerald S. of Aleppo Temple, Friendship Lodge
personnel there whose job was to Dear Lara: departments: Do you have any details out of the way before the Wilmington, Ronald R. of Port of the Masons and the Scoughen
transport supplies of all kinds, I would like to ask some questions projections as to what an impact Festival the June meeting will be Orange, Florida and David A. of Lodge of Odd Fellows of
ammunition, planes, trucks (which through your paper in regard to the these two developments will have one week early. North Andover. Wakefield.
were assembled in Khorramshahr) proposed 414 condominium on the traffic, getting to an accident If you need a ride to the meeting The funeral was held from the Funeral services will be held
plus the best of foods. While we project. or fire during rush hour, etc? or if you can't make it and you want W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral Saturday, June 20 at the Wil-
"feasted" on Spam, our trucks were To Mr. Duggan of the Water To the building inspector: to help with the Festival, please call Home.Wilmington, Wednesday at mington Congregational Church at
shipping canned chicken to the and Sewer Commission: At the Will you be able to put in a 20 hour me - 658-5720. followed by a Funeral Mass at St. 11 a.m. with the Rev. Kay George
Russians along with even fresh fish, Affordable Housing Task Force day? Jane M. McGrath Dorothy's Church, celebrated by officiating. Burial will follow in
refrigerated, to the Russians. meeting on JunelO there seemed to To the people of the town: Do the Rev. Rickard J. O'Donovan. Wildwood Cemetery.
The American supply line
be some difference of opinion as to you have a general concern about Interment followed inJVildwood Visiting hours will be held at the
extended from Khorramshahr near
why the sewer line was turned what is happening? Are you willing Wilmington United Cemetery, Wilmington. Nichols Funeral Home, 187
the Persian Gulf, northward to
Tabriz where the Russians would down when the Shawsheen School to write to your representatives and Methodist Church Mabel McDonough Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington,
was having its septic problems two state legislature to get them Friday from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9
take over with their trucks (which or three years ago. Now, a local involved? Now is the time for all of The Rev. Michael Stotts, pastor, Mabel E. McDonough of 24 p.m.
incidentally were trucks that the developer seems to be getting the us to band together. We have an 658-8217; Lucille Brown, asst. to Miller Rd., Wilmington, died at St
U.S.A. had given them in past two green light to run the sewer down affordable housing task force, a pastor, 658-2912; church office, John's Hospital Tuesday morning,
years to help their drive against the Hopkins Street (if he brings his town manager, and a board of 658-4519. Church is accessible to June 16, 1987, after a prolonged Memorial donations
Nazis.) checkbook) for the proposed 414 selectmen that are more than handicapped individuals. illness.
Also an airplane assembly plant condominium project at the end of willing to address the problem. Get Sunday, June 21: 8:15 a.m., Mrs. McDonough, 84 years of to the Health Center
was put into operation at Abadan Reed Street. Besides money, were involved and let them know your communion service; 9:30 a.m., age at the time of her death, was Recent donations to the Regional
and two truck assembly plants, one there any other reasons why the feelings. They are there to help us morning worship, child care, the born in Woburn, the daughter of Health Center in Wilmington
each at Andimeshk, and one at sewer project was turned down at and support us. This might not be in Rev. Lucille Brown preaching; the late Margaret (Robinson) and include:
Khorramshahr. Over four and a that time? I would apprecaite your your backyard right now but you 8:30 p.m., Al-Anon in Fellowship the late Wilson M. Thompson. She Donation to the Jo O'Neil Fund:
half millions of food, supplies and answer through this medium. Also, don't know what is down the road. Hall. lived in Wobum during her youth In memory of (Dice) O'Neil from
war materials were delivered to the seeing that we now have a water Our neighborhood has always been Tuesday: 7:30 p.m.. Commis- and in Wilmington most of her life. Georgia E. Stanley, Andover.
Russians. ban and can't take care of the there when different townspeople sions on Missions; 8:30 p.m., Mrs. McDonough held member- In memory of Ellen Murray
The Russians have always been people in the town now, how are needed support. Well, we are now Alcoholics Anonymous in ship in the Aids to Victory Club, Blanchard, niece of Flora Kasa-
reluctant to acknowledge our you prepared to handle the influx asking for your support You might Fellowship Hall. Silver Lake Betterment Association buski from Betty Downs and
assistance. They wanted the people should the two proposed need the help of the people in the Wednesday: Noon, Alcoholics and Senior Citizens, all of Elizabeth Andrews, Wilmington.
around the world to think that they developments (Arlene Avenue and town someday too.... Anonymous in Fellowship Hall; Wilmington. In memory of Henry Kasabuski,
had won their war against the Nazis Reed Street) be approved? Sandy Volpe 7:30 p.m., Worship Commission. She was the widow of Bernard J. brother of Al Kasabuski, from
with super efforts. To Libby, the conservation Thursday: 7:30 p.m.. Finance McDonough and is survived by her Betty and Francis Downs, Wil-
With temperatures hovering administrator: Doesn't the fact Committee. daughter Mrs. Richard (Evelyn F.) mington.
Ness of Wilmington; two
In memory of Sal Raia, husband
grandsons, Richard Ness of
of Elaine Raia from Fran and
Adult Re-training "y^ux. {/ill bvzpice. {JAKM' Milford, N.H. and Kevin B. Ness of
Charlie DiBella, Wilmington.
West Vewbury. Two great grand-
In memory of Mrs. Joan Fowler
children also survive.
Rememberance from Mr. and Mrs. John Fores-
July and August 1987 The funeral will be held from the
teire, Wilmington.
Flowers W.S. Cavanaugh & Son Funeral
In memory of Simon Porter from
Home, 374 Main St., Wilmington
Shawsheen Technical Institute V the Rotary Club of Wilmington.
on Thursday morning at 8:15 a.m.
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