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Volume 6, Number 21 May 21, 1992 © 1992 Brighton Messenger Publishing Corp. 50¢ Gorbachev leaves Col-ling an end his mark at Harvard to grand tradition By Phil Maddocks Capitol Hlll - at least that was the impres sion one got listening to the forrmer presi The doors to St. Columbkille High School Mikhail Gorbachev is apparently trying dent of the Soviet Union Friday at Harvard to tap the same source that has made movie University's Kennedy School of Govern- will close for the final time, June 28 director Oliver Stone a sudden presence on ment. Gorbachev seemed deter By Linda Rosencrance parishoners, there is no good news. mined to invoke the memory " I feel very badly about it," said Sister of the school's namesake at The bad news is that St. Columbkille Maria Delaney, principal of St. Col's High every tum, stating at one High School will close at the end of this School. "We explored [all the options] point while answering a school year. Unfortunately for the faculty, from every angle. We had a question about the future of stud(; nts, administrators, alumni and Continued on page 15 Cuba that "John F. Kennedy saw a world of diversity, not one where there is one way , of thinking. Dictatorships , J )\ . throughout history have failed. I would predict that democracy will take hold in Cuba." Winding up a 15-day tour, undertaken ostensibly i for the purpose of raising the consciousness of the U.S. to his country's problems as well as trying to raise $3 million for his prodemocracy foundation, Gorbachev , flanked by Kennedy siblings through out the afternoon, appeared comfortable in his self-ap pointed role as the new ex ecutor of JFK's legacy to The end is near: St. Columbkille High School, an institution in the community since The wave of the future: Former Soviet President Mikhail world thought. 1934, will graduate its final class in June, then close its doors for good per order of the Gor bachev !">poke of democracy during his visit to Harvard, Friday. Continued on page 12 l-=A=r=ch=d=i=oc=e=se=.======Gala Genzyme kick-off No competition local leaders, including Governor William By Linda Rosencrance State Rep. Kevin Honan running Weld; Lt. Governor Paul Cellucci; Mayor Raymond Flynn; Allan McKinnon, chair Genzyme Corporation officially broke unopposed, once again man of the Massachusetts Turnpike Author ground on its $85 million biopharmaceutical ity; and Raymond Mellone, a community By Linda Rosencrance manufacturing plant at Allston Landing last representative; Henri Termeer, chairman, week. For the third consecutive time, State At a ceremony attended by state and Continued on page 14 Rep. Kevin Honan will be running unop posed in the this year's primary and general elections - a fact, he says, that will allow him to concentrate on his legislative agenda and remain active in various neighborhood activities. "I'm honored to be running unopposed," said Honan, who will be elected to his fourth term in office in November. "Being on the ballot every two years keeps you out there, but it also keeps you away from the State House and working on the budget and other legislative issues." Coming to terms: Kevin Honan will be Continued on page 14 seeking a fourth term as state rep. I N s I D E The Journal
They know bow to shovel it: Governor Weld (center) flanked by Lt. Governor Rufo on the run • Page 5 Cellucci (left) and Genzyme C.E.O. Henri Termeer (right) pitch in for Genzyme groundbreaking, Wednesday, May 13. Memorial Day roster • Page 17 Page 2 The Journal May 21, 1992
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Allston woman to be honored for TV programs
Chien-Chi Huang of Allston will be honored for her "outstanding public access" television programs at the 1992 New England Film and Video Festival awards, May 22 and 23. Huang, a Boston Neighborhood Network-TV ac cess producer, will be honored for a video titled "Ma laria Christmas." The video features artist Ted Hunter with his painting and poetry. Huang has produced projects for D.E.A.F. Inc. and the Cambridge Public Library. She is currently producing a public service announcement for Healthy Start. Chien-Chi-Huang Kearney elected prexy of Bosco Honor Society The meter's not running Keith T. Kearney, of Allston, has been elected president of the Father Louis Rinaldi Chapter of the National Honor anymore Society (NHS) at Don Bosco Technical High School in Boston for the next academic year. The Brighton Board of Trade directors, at their April 8 To be named to the NHS, students have to maintain a meeting, voted to have the parking meters removed from cumulative average of 85, be involved in service to the Brighton rather than have a rate increase. They are also school and community, volunteer 30 hours, have a school requesting approval from the Boston Traffic Department service project and display good leadership and character. that a 2 hour parking limit be posted.
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By Linda Rosencrance ing. Ford then climbed out the third floor A Watertown man visiting friends at the window and grabbed onto the roof. Faneuil Housing Development was critically injured last week during a fire started by a According to Powers, the fi re depart four-year-old playing with matches. ment threw a ground ladder up to Ford, who was hanging from the roof by hi s Dennis Ford was taken to Brigham and hands. But, as Ford tried to put his feet on Women's Hospital for treatment of multiple the ladder he let go of the roof and fell to injuries suffered when he fell from the third the ground. floor of the Faneuil Street building. Mary and Bill Tullos, who lived in According to Lt. Richard Powers, spokes apartment 235, as well as a resident of person for the Boston Fire Department, the apartment 236, were taken to area hospi fire - called in at approximately 11 p.m. on tals fo r treatment of smoke inhalation. Wednesday, May 13 - started in the bed room of Apt. 235, at 81 FaneuiJ St. The one-alarm blaze, which was extin guished in about 20 minutes, caused an Powers said when Ford realized that the estimate S I 0,000 damage to the building. child had set a mattress in the bedroom on The apartment was then properly secured fire, he quickly carried the mattress out of the by Boston Housing Development employ apartment and into the hallway of the build- ees.
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dent." Rufo, whose deparunent consists of Having the crime of his life 1,04 7 employees, said in addition to Millsm his management team consists of these five the inmate population of two facilities into people: Jack Brassil, special sheriff; Tom Loving his work the reason Bob two modem facilities without injury or inci- Continued on page 18 Rufo's running for sheriff again
By Linda Rosencrance
Suffolk County Sheriff Bob Rufo is running for re-election because he loves the job. "I eat, sleep and drink this job," Rufo said last week. "This is a 24-hour-a-day job, and every day there are new challenges to meet." Rufo, who was born and raised in Allston-Brighton, still lives in the commu nity with his wife, Annelle, and their two ~ sons, Derek and Peter. He was first elected to the sheriffs post in 1986 (term for sheriff In The Home Loan is six years), winning a hard-fought battle overoutspoken City Councilor Albert "Dap Running man: Suffolk Sheriff Bob Rufo For Scratch Sweepstakes per" O'Neil, who this year signed Rufo's is about to hit the campaign trail in his nomination papers. bid for re-election. Although Rufo is unopposed in September's Democratic primary, he will and had not yet been convicted of anything, face Republican Glenn P. Lacedra of Re their constitutional rights would be violated ~ vere in the November 10 election. "Even if they were double bunked." though I'm not running against anyone in Rufo, however, felt that because these the primary, I want the people in Suffolk prisoners already had ex tensive records, they County-especially the people in Allston had given up the right to be released on Brighton - to know that I'm not taking recognizance and posed a danger to society. anything for granted," Rufo said. "I want "When I took this job, I vowed I would them to know that I'm taking this election never release a prisoner to the streets of very seriously, and that I want their support Boston because the jails were too crowded," and I'm going to do my best to earn it," he Rufo said. "So rather than do that I made the said. "The worst thing any politician can do decision to transfer the overlapping prison is take the voters for granted." ers to other jails around the commonwealth A seasoned Jaw enforcement profes - a decision that cost the state money." sional as wellasanattorney,Rufo,41-the Rufo appealed Judge Keaton 's ruling youngest sheriff in the state - began his and kept his promise to fight for double A Grand Prize career some 15 years ago at the old Charles bunking, taking his case all the way to the Of Street Jail. For 10 years he worked along Supreme Court And on January 15, 1992, side former Suffolk County Sheriff Dennis the case was decided in his favor. Because Kearney-first in the legal services depart of that decision, new national standards, $15,000 Of FREE INTEREST ment, then as Kearney's second in com called the Rufo Standards in the law books, mand. are being established to measure institu (Or $10,000 In Cash) . Then in 1986, when Kearney announced tional reforms. Plus his decision not to seek re-relection, Rufo "It's every attorney's dream to argue a VALUABLE BONUS PAYMENTS decided to throw his Special Sheriffs hat case before the Supreme Court," Rufo said. into the political ring, because he wanted to "And although I wasn't the auomey ofr ecord On Five Great Home Loans "take the Sheriffs Department into the 21st I did help write the legal brief we filed with From USTrust Century." the Court" During his first term in office, Rufo The total capacity of the Nashua Street closed the antiquated Charles Street Jail, Jail is 650 prisoners - 197 of those prison ./ First Time Home Buyers Mortgage where overcrowding was the norm not the ers are double bunked. exception, and supervised construction of While preparing to argue the double ./ Conventional Mortgage the new Nashua Street Jail, a technologi bunking case in Washington, Rufo also in ./ Home Improvement Loan cally sound, modem correctional facility. herited the Deer Island Correctional Facil Rufo is proud of the fact that construction ity and was responsible - along with Assis ./ Home Equity Line Of Credit on the jail was completed on time - April tant Planner Marilyn Mills - for the or 1990 - and on budget - $54 million. derly transfer of its inmates to the new South ./ Home Equity Loan "However, the good feeling over the Bay facility. opening of the new jail, was marred by "Thanks Lo Marilyn, we closed the old Competiti ve rntes. Flexi ble payments. Conve nient Judge Robert Keaton's decision not to al facility down and moved the prisoners to the terms. Plus, val uable bonus offers and a chance low me to double bunk prisoners at the new jail at South Bay in three-and-a-half to \\'in BIG in the Home Loan For cratch facility," Rufo said. "The judge fe lt that days," Rufo said. "I feel it was a major because these prisoners were awaiting trial accomplishment of this department to move Sweepst;1kes. T here's never been a better time for <1 home loan frnm USTrust. Juq sror by an\' U, Trust office and pick ur your official !..!
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(Carson's tenn as host}, how many total episodes of The The Tonight Show quiz Tonight Show will have been broadcast? 10. What fonner president has been impersonated on the Lawford pinch-hitting as host for Johnny. show by Carson and has also appeared as a guest? 11. How many NBC affiliates/stations across the country 1. Who introduced Johnny Carson to America on hi s debut currently braodcast the program? show of October 1, 1962? 12. It was in 1968 that an Indian yogi first appeared, 2. In what year did "The Mighty Carson Art Players" first dispensing all manner of ersatz Eastern wisdom. What was appear? the name of this Carson character? 3. In what year did "The Tonight Show Band" receive its 13. According to the Nielson Television Index, approxi Grammy Award? (Bonus points if you know the category or mately how many viewers currently tune in each night? album)? 14. What is the audience seating capacity ofNBC's Studio 4. What year marked the first annual anniversary show? One, where The Tonight Show is taped? What is the seating 5. What is the name of the Carson character known for his capacity of the interview area on-stage? super-patriotic editorial rebuttals? 15. What kind of animal once perched on Johnny's head 6. There is onl y one guest in the hi story of the program who during a telecast? is provided with his own inscribed coffee mug when he appears. Who is it? 7. Name a past writer of The Tonight Show who has gone on Lo achieve fame as an on-camera pcrfonner. So, you think you 've got all the answers, bud? All the 8. How many set changes answers about Johnny and his 30-year reign as top gun at has the show undergone in JOSEPH M. SMITH The Tonight Show. O.K., then, prove it by answering the its history? following quiz questions. 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TRANSMITTED ing quali Sad to say, the flick doesn't always get you with its kick DISEASES ties. It's - more often than not, it gets to you, with its tired buddy just that theme. MAYBE WE CAN HELP t h e r e And the violence? Yeah, it's excessive. Why not? It's MOVIES aren't as EVALUATION AND TREATMENT FOR: supposed to be. But, c'mon, give the social conscious crap many of a rest. This is comic book stuff, right? And as such, social CHLAMYDIA· GONORRHEA them as in the two past Lethal pairings of Mel Gibson and HERPES • SYPHILIS · OTHER STD'S consciousness just ain't where it's at. Danny Glover, who play L.A. police detectives Martin Where Lethal Weapon 3 is at, if we're lucky, is the end HIV TESTING OFFERED Riggs and Roger Murtaugh, respectively. This go of the series. Mel and Danny have pretty much worn out Offered in confidential and professional setting. around, the boys are up to their old tricks - guns, guns and their gumshoes. If there is to be a Lethal Weapon 4, then how G.l.D. UNIT guns. With one added wrinkle, or should we say, curve, about teaming Russo with Sharon Stone in the leads. Against thrown in - the presence of Rene Russo as ass-kickin', this pair, Gibson and Glover wouldn 't stand a chance. MASSACHUSETTS drop dead gorgeous Internal Affairs detective Laura Cole. GENERAL HOSPITAL Affairs, indeed. She and Gibson's gonzo Riggs get it on - Rated R at the Cinema 57, the Circle and suburban Walk-in hours: before, during and after the requisite number of bashings, theaters Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-11 :00 am Friday 9:00 am· 11 :00 am Wednesday 1 :00 pm-3:00 pm A buoyant Waterdance Monday & Thursday afternoon by appointment I HOLIDAYS EXCLUDED I ***1(2 CALL 726-2748 By Beverly Creasey Stolz, as Joe, learns how to be wheelchair independent and how to get back his life. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION The Waterdance is a sassy, sexy and at times, sexist film There are some lovely touches to the movie - the about paraplegics. 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Perhaps more than ever we need a back in 1986 when Daniloff, then a Moscow reporter for if you believe the former Soviet president, anticipated the John F. Kennedy." U.S . News and World Report was detained for 13 days on world we find before us today. And so it went, through the short speech and the brief espionage charges, seemingly in retaliation for the arrest of Speaking in a deep, resonant tone in his native tongue, question and answer period afterwards, which seemed de a Soviet United Nations employee in New York on the same Gorbachev warned that thinking the world over must signed to encourage the fonner leader to continue along his charge. change to accommodate the new, post-cold war arrange Kennedy theme while allowing a pause here and there for Gorbachev tap-danced around the question nimbly ment He spoke of the need for a new consitution for Russia him to plug "my book that I'm working on now." enough - describing Daniloff's experience " an excellent and the need- financial and moral - for U.S. leadership. The Ione exception to the seven softball questions illustration of the ground rules of the cold war" before "When I'm told that the U.S. is a shining beacon on a Gorbachev fielded before adjourning at 5:36 p.m. to meet veering off into a confusing anecdote about former British hill," he said, "I say I.hat is a nice image, but it's not much with a group of businessman whom he hoped to convince to Premier Margaret Thatcher - that the dazzled support his foundation, was Continued on page 13 Raisa-ing the ante at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government: Raisa Gorbachev found herself sandwiched between Sen. Ted Kennedy and his fiancee Vicki Reggie during her husband Mikhail Gorbachev's speech at the school. In order to make moving easier, we'd ratl1er sell it AFTER 114 YEARS than carry it. .. so we're passing on incredible sacrifice prices and great savings to you. MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR ~E 70%0FF INVENTORY TO BE SOLD STOREWIDE! 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Wed. & Thurs. 10:30 to 8:30, Sun. 12:00 to 5:00 May 21, 1992 The Journal Page 13 Gorbachev at Harvard Continued from page 12 many things [in the U.S.] but sights were not one of them" inventory of those mistakes is what I'm doing in my book." before launching into his theme of the need for the U.S. to "The wave of the future," he concluded, "is an organic Daniloff ended up thanking Gorbachev for his work as the take an active - and financial - role in guiding the plane that is going to swallow us. Before me, before all of us, leader of the Soviet Union. emergence of the new Russia. John F. Kennedy expressed this." Gorbachev charismatic, "The challenges are very great," said Gorbachev. "They "I don't know about that," said Donde when asked if he are the challenges of our future." thought Gorbachev would find his way back into power in speech ordinary This more or less served as the theme for his response to Russia. "But I think, as the years pass, he will be remem the seven questions which followed afterwards; questions bered as a great historical figure." In the final analysis, the Kennedy School gathering which ranged from queries about the Reagan era to what he Four hours later, Gorbachev was back on an airplane, seemed impressed by the presence of an influential world would do differently if had the chance again. On the second headed home. figure but were politely lukewarm about the content of his count, Gorbachev seized the opportunity to say that "taking talk. "This is certainly some thing that I will tell my chil dren about," volunteered Cuauhtemoc Sanchez, a graduate student studying public administration at the ..- ... --. Kennedy School. 'TII tell Holiday Values --·.- ---- them I had a chance to see one of the most important Just In Time For Memorial Day At Rite Aid men in history. 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Kennedy BOZ. 339 • After Rebate 1.99 Street in hopes of gaining a CLAIROL • glimpse of Gorby to wait • W:1~--~- .... "°"'. NICE 'N EASY • nearly an hour and a half. =--=- HeNu BAUSCH& HAIR • •RITE AID And even then, most of them COLOR 479 • LOMB RENU® COLOR FILM ,..,,,, "ohJ'n missed out on the experi • MUL Tl-PURPOSE OR35MM 110 1120000 ISO ISO 179 ence since Gorbachev en • 24 EXPOSURES S\1- SOLUTION120Z. 579 • ~r tered the school through the • F'{/,11 back way. • • Asaresult, the tame gath COUPON VALUE -- ...... ering, dotted here and there • 1: --.-e • with John Birch Society • $2.000ff members carrying pickets • • CLARION i; proclaiming, "Tyrant Go • Cosmetics & Skin Care Products Home" and "The Blood of e Coupona Available At All Area RUe Aid Pharmacies. Afghanistan is on Your • Hands," had to content them • Values every day at Rite Aid selves with Congressman • Joseph Kennedy who bounded across the traffic and forced himself on the startled onlookers in a vig orous handshaking display. • When former Soviet • Union President Mikhail • .79¢ Gorbachev finally took the ACT II MICROWAVE • 6oz bag stage at 4:36 p.m., after a POPCOR~ 3PACK C • brief paean from current • Harvard University Presi 9 • dent Neil L. Rudenstine that CHEF BOY AR DEE • described Gorbachev as "a SOFT SCRUB COKE CLEANSER REG. 26 OZ. MICROWAVE MAIN • man who literally changed OR BLEACH MEALS 2 LITER 24 OZ. PRE- 199 • history throug ho ut the PRICED $2. 19 7. SOZ. • BOTTLE .99¢ NOW ONLY. .. 79c • world," the new foundation • leader led off with a quip Vi sit a Rite Aid Pharmacy Soon . . , Brighton • 399 Market St. Ph: 782-9612 Cambridge • 613 Mass Co minued from page 1 money on youth recreation," Honan said. Since he first took office in 1987, Honan "l think it's important to keep kids on the JAME& N. JOUQDAN JQ., CPA. said he has worked on neighborhood issues courts and out of the courts. And I also feel as well as issues that affect the entire state. that the men and women who volunteer to TAKE Col-ling an end to grand tradition Continued from page 1 Last November, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Catholic officials have blamed the closing on declining tremendous amount of support to keep the school open from Boston announced plans to close at least five parochial high enrollment and rising costs, saying the church can no longer alumni, parents and parishoners, but the powers-that-be did schools, including Mission High in Roxbury, St. Gregory's afford to maintain so many half-empty buildings. not see that as viable," she said. "So we will be hosting a in Dorchester and Cardinal Cushing Central in South Bos The closings are part the Archdiocese's plans to Closing House on June 28 at I p.m. in the school. Everyone ton, as well as seven elementary schools in predominantly strengthen the schools and make them more effec tive is invited." urban areas. Continued on page 30 Boston Edison To Control Your Bills. In this tough economic climate, we know it's difficult for some of our customers to pay their monthly.electric bills. And we want to help. So, we're offering a variety of fl exible payment programs that can make things a little easier. Programs like our budget billing plan let you pay the same amount each month, so there are no surprises. If you £:1.re experiencing financial difficulties, call us at 617-424-2390 or stop in any of our Energy and Environmental Centers to set up a payment plan. Because even though times are tough, paying your electric bill doesn't have to be. ~ BOSTON EDISON with tomorrow in mind Page 16 The Journal May 21, 1992 1992 OLDS ROYALE 1989 OLDS 98 REGENCY #4409 Sedan, 3,200 Milca, 1992 OLDSMOBILE #ll87A.,Brou~Scdan, Dark Red, Loaded $16,995 56,00> Miles, Grey, loaded $11 395 CIERA S SEDAN 2 1991 OLDS CUTtASS SUPREME SEDAN 1988 OLDS CALAIS #4446A 4 to choose from #237A 26, Located Just oIT Rte. 9 OpenFri. 9 -Mon.-Thurs.6, Sat. 9-5 9-9 Mc N EI L LY Diagonally Across Sun. 12-5 from Longwood Tennis OLDSMOBILE 'McNeilly Edge 639 Ha111rnond Street Oldsmobile Edge .• .J!'ree Transportation To & From • Guaranteed Sati sfaction ) Your Home or Business Brookline • 24 Hour Roadside Assistance ·:'f We'll Meet or Beat Any Advertised Price ··:·: • Bumper to Bumper Warranty ::~ .·Reqwres GMAC Financing 617-232-8330 May 21, 1992 The Journal Page 17 _Memorial Day Service Allston Post 669 The Allston-Brighton Allied Veterans Com mittee, comprised of male and female veterans Memorial Day HAVE A SAFE AND of all wars, will sponsor its annual Memorial Day Service Service, Monday, May 25, beginning at 10 a.m., HAPPY HOLIDAY FROM at the Golden Monument, Union Square in Allston. Allston Post 669, Veterans of Foreign Wars This observance began, May 30, 1868 under of the United States will hold its Memorial Day PRESENTATION MAN.OR General Order No. 11 by Commander-in-Chief and Poppy Service at post headquarters, 406 John A. Logan and continues to this day. He Cambridge St., Allston, Sunday, May 24, begin designated May 30 as the day to preserve and ning at 10 a.m. The ceremony will commence at .$" the quality family alternative cherish the memory of servicemen and women Union Square's Golden Monument and return to A skilled and rehabilitation nursing facility who heroically died for the U.S.A. during the late the post where the roll of deceased comrades of ? rebellion. VFW Post 669 will be called and a poppy placed PRESEl"ITAT IO ~ The first service will beheld at 10 a.m. at the upon a miniarure cemetery. A roll call of de MANOR 10 13ellamy Street NURSING I Golden Monument, Union Square and invoca ceased Ladies Auxiliary sisters will follow. Post tion will be delivered by Reverend laian Commander Guy Mancini and Ladies Auxiliary HOME Brigh!on, MA 02135 (6 17 )782-~l 12.__J Mac Lean. president Regina Murray invite the families of The second service will be at the Spanish deceased comrades and sisters to participate. War ?v{onurnent(SparhawkSt.) ------' at 10: 15 a.m., and prayer will be recited by Reverend Charlone HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY Davis. The third service will be at I ,( Have A Safe &: Happy ~ Memorial Day Weekend! Our Missing Heroes. .oc.1.ac.1...1.L .orua.crs Insurance Co. 10 Industrial Park Road A difficult issue facing aur nation wives. brothers ancl sisters. sons a ncl Hingham, MA. 02043 today concerns Arnericahs s till missing cla ught crs. Th ese me n and women in action (MIA). We ask ourselves: What deserve lo be h onored as the he roes they \l (61 7) 7 40-4200 can be done? Why can't we get any arc. This Memorial Day. let's join together answers? How do we deal with not lo honor a ll of our he roes. As we galhcr lo knowing? s pend the day pic nic king a nd relaxin~ wilh fri ends and family. let's lake lhe lime lo remember the fallen h eroes who came Every Memoria l Day. jusl as the lrees are home. a nd the heroes turning who ha ve yet to return. green a nd The re are still spring many questions is in lhe . that need to a ir. be answered. Americans much sorrow are again that needs re minded of to heal. lhis u nsctllccl but we issue. As the can cannons sou ncl and we spend a clay honoring those who died in brin12, Wishing You & the fi~ht for honor to their freedom. i 1 seems Your Family <1pproprialc to honor memo'>·. :ind lhc soldiers missing ~how appreeial ion for Health &. Happiness in action - the their sacrifice. They u n known heroes. Raising cleserYe that rcco~nition. the nag is a symbol that we LEHMAN/REEN remember. !l's a memory For more information FUNERAL HOMES that brings our nation contact or write: jus t a li ttle closer National Human l{ights together. Committee for POW /MIAs No. we can 't forget lhe he roes missing in Box 2. 86 Hill St. JOHN REEN action. They a rc our husbands and Walden. NY 12586 GERALD LEHMAN Ph. (914) 778-3096 St. Col's deserved better It's official, after 34 years of providing its students with bodies and souls of the students are indeed committed. advertising when it should have been using that money to a moral as well as a world class education, St. Col's is But, what of the Archdiocese? How committed were the keep St. Col's and the other Catholic high schools and history, closed by the Archdiocese with very little fanfare powers-that-be to really saving the school in its present elementary schools from closing. - its 34 years of grand tradition compressed into a four location? Did they really listen to the wishes of the teachers, The fact that the decision to close St. Col's comes so late paragraph letter from the office of the superintendent. students, alumni and parishoners? Did they really listen to in the school year is sure to have some adverse effects on the Last week, after months of speculation, Bernard Cardi Sister Maria Delancy, prinicpal of St. Col's High School, ability of the students and teachers to secure positions at nal Law announced his decision to close St. Columbkille's who expressed her commitment to keeping her beloved other schools for the fall. High School at the end of this school year. school in the city? The Archdiocese has pledged to "do the right thing" and help relocate these students and teachers-empty promises In a letter to Father Richard Shmaruk, pastor of St. Did the Archdiocese really listen to anyone except its to people who had faith that the Archdiocese would do the Columbkille'sParish,SuperintendentSister Ann Domenic, accountants, who said that keeping the school open was just right thing in the first place and keep their school open. said, "The closing of a parish school is a very sad event. I not economically viable? St. Col's, closing after 34 years - it's a damn shame. trust that you will celebrate all the good that has been In recent years, it seems as if the Archdiocese has achieved over the years by those committed to the Christian become more interested in financial holdings and stock rr~======~ development of the young people in Brighton. Peace and options, than in the people it is supposed to serve. blessings in the days ahead." Several weeks ago the Archdiocese mounted a multi Sister Domenic is correct on two counts, first that media campaign aimed at shepharding its wayward flock Letters t o closing St Col's is indeed a sad event and second, that the back into the fold - promises of caring and spiritual guidance made by an organization spending big bucks on religious and lay people dedicated to improving the minds, the Editor No competition may be addressed to Continued from page 14 • improve accessiblity to the Health Security Plan for money they get from general relief goes to buy shoes, unemployed workers and their families; Allston-Brighton cigarettes and other personal items." •require the Board of Education to establish a program to Honan said he is also vehemently opposing the assist school districts to better prepare low-income students Journal governor's plan to eliminate the "bed-hold" payments to for college board scholastic tests; nursing homes. •direct the National Guard to establish a program of drug "If those payments are eliminated, when a nursing home education, health education, recreation, counseling and other P.O. Box 659 resident gets sick and goes to the hospital, he will no longer training for youth in urban areas; be guaranteed a bed when he is ready to go back to the • protect municipalities and ratepayers from unnecessary Boston, MA nursing home," Honan said. "This is also unacceptable." rate increased by the Massachusetts Water Resources Au- During 1991 Honan filed numerous bills that have been thority; 02258 passed into law including legislation that: • eliminate any additional costs to the rate payers of the • increases the amount of the fine - from $100 to Massachusetts Water Resources Authority; $1,000 - for any individual who willfully destroys any • give working men and women protected leave during public park or playground property; temporary disability due to illness, accident, or a physical • creates a revenue stream for the Massachusetts problem not related to work. The legislation would also set Children's Trust Fund by commissioning the lottery to up guidelines for eligibility and establish an employment donate one day's receipts of the arts lottery earnings to the leave insurance program that is not covered by workers' Trust Fund annually for three years. These funds are not to compensation; exceed $1 million each year. The money generated from • require alcoholic beverage retailers, distributors and on Publishflr this law allows the Children's Trust Fund to expand com- premise license holders, to keep a detailed record when Robert L. Marchione to munity-based programs to prevent child abuse and neglect; supplying kegs of beer, ale or malt liquor private individu- GMera/ ManagN • establishes a literacy program for Massachusetts' jails als. These records shall be private except for inspection by Anthony L. Skidmore and houses of correction - filed with Suffolk County the local police department, licensing agency or the ABCC; Editor Sheriff Bob Rufo; •require the Department of Environmental Protection to Bill Kelly • ensures the safety of bicycle messengers, pedestrians specify by regulation, acceptable methods for the removal, Photography and vehicle drivers in the City of Boston by establishing cover and/or disposal of soil containing dangerous levels of Derek Szabo regulations for bicycle messengers and imposes a S20 fine lead; Senior Reporter on anyone who violates such regulations. This legisla- • divert more federal deleading grant money to Boston Linda Rosencrance lion permits the City of Boston to authorize the licensing, because it has the largest percentage of lead poisoned chil Reporters Mae Cheng registration and use of commerical messenger bicycle dren in the state. The bill would also authorizes the director Brad Skillman services - filed at the city level by Councilor Rosaria of the State Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Theat11r Reporter Salemo; to establish additional regulations for designating and delading Beverly Creasey • provides incentives for up to 7,000 state workers to emergency poisoning areas; Contributors take early retirement. In addition to saving the taxpayers Henry Miller C.C. Mullen •extend preventive pediatric care - Well Baby Care Gavin Skillman some $30 million, this law also helps the state avoid the to those children from birth to age six, who are not otherwise DBslgn and Production Supervisor layoffs that would have been necessary to realize such a covered to receive care; and David Schwartz large savings. The legislature is currently reviewing a • establish a plan to subsidize Medicare supplemental DBsign and Production similar plan for municipal employees. insurance for low income senior citizens. Lucy Merra David Rondeau Petitions filed by Honan for 1992 include legislation Honan is also working on legislation that would further Shelly Wynecoop that would: develop the trades programs in city high schools as well as Advertising Manager • regulate probation of certain delinquent children by legislation that would create an alternative school for kids Lawrence Steams requiring them to perform restitution work in their commu who have been caught with dangerous weapons in the AdvBrtislng Account ExBCutives nity; classroom. - Samuel P. Bonfante Ann-Marie Carri ere David W. Mattson John B. McSherry Frank Rossano Customer Relations Having the crime of his life Stefania Baccari n.. Joum•I ia published weekly by lhe Brighton Me..,,ng•r Publl.tling Corpor•tion, Bo• 659, Boeton, ...... 02258. Continued from page 5 • JAILBRAKE, and innovative educational program Secriptiorw.,. available within Allston, Brighton and Brooldirw, that has given thousands of youngsters headed for trouble at a rate of $19.00 per year and ot!M< areae via first eta.. mall at $45.00 per year. Yotts, budget and personnel director; David Tenney, crimi a glimpse of prison li fe; TM Joum•I ia aold at newutanda throughout Allaton-Srighton Brookline and Boston. Call (617)·254--0334 for nal justice planner; Gerald Lydon, public affairs director; • his deputies are instructors in D.A.R.E. , a nationally ..t.ertiaing ratea and information. TM Joum.i ia a member of the and John Townshend, legal counsel. respected drug education program for 6th graders; The New England Pre.. .Aaan. e 1992 Brighton Meaaenger Publiahing Corp. All right• rea«Wd. Rufo, president of the Massachusetts Sheriff's AS6o • currently three dozen inner-city young people partici ciation and an active member of the National Sheriffs' pate in his Explorers program which exposes them to Association, said he is also proud of these other accom various careers in law enforcement. .,.o • · .• "·' " .. plishments: 'Tm sti!J committed to this job," Rufo said. "I've paid USSPI ~· • the 1991 law requiring literacy training for prisoners my dues and 1 think I can still give something back. I'm not i- ~. \. - without requiring new tax dollars - that he wrote and looking too far down the road," he said. "I just want to take ~lllJll( NAT~~l N{WSPAPEA '... !·· '"' -=·· ASSOCIATION , helped passed in order to break the link between illiteracy each challenge as it comes and meet it, or goon roll with the ' .. ... " and repeat offenders; punches." May 21, 1992 The Journal Page 19 Communiti Calendar Announcements Boston College computer camp B.C. will offer its computer camp to Allston-Brighton children for the sixth year, this July. The camp will accomodate 30 and those with little or no experience are encouraged to attend. ,,,,... - ... ..,.. -· Taught by graduate students ofB .C. 's School of Education, under the direction of Dr. Walter Haney, the camp will begin, Tuesday, July 21 and run for two weeks on Tuesday, ------Wednesday and Thursday, finishing up, Thursday, July 30. Registration is, Wednesday, June 10, at the Jackson Mann lllGUTO J>; H!U .NCU Community School in Union Square, from 9 a.m.-7 p.m. IH)l'l'QN POJLlC l.ll! .&A lU' VFW Post 2022 Flea Market The Oak Square VFW Post 2022 and Ladies Auxiliary Open Air Flea Market will be held every Saturday and Sunday weather permitting - from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the parking lot across the street from the post, 395 Faneuil St. Space $10. Dealers welcome. Rest rooms available. For information call Cappy 391-5195. Proceeds to benefit the health and welfare fund. The post is also accepting donations of canned goods, non perishables and toileteries for distribution to area homeless shelters. Items may be dropped off at the post, 395 Faneuil Tuesdays are really happening days at the Brighton Branch Library. In the morning, treat the .kids to stories and St. films, and in the afternoon, the kids can take in the drama workshop. Art Exhibit at New England Home for Little Wanderers Brighton-Allston Historical Society A-B exhibit On Friday, May 22, The New England Home for Little CPR Instructor Class at St. Elizabeth's The Historical Society is developing a program and exhibit Wanderers will open the doors to "Voices & Vi sions," an St. Elizabeth's Hospital is offering a CPR Instructor Pro on Allston-Brighton in the 1940s, with particular emphasis exhibit of the artwork and writing of the children who li ve gram on June, 2, 9, & 11, from 6: 30-10: 30 p.m. This three on World War II. Those willing to share their recollections and go to school at Knight Children's Center, a residential part course is for Course C graduates to learn more advanced and memorabilia/phots of the '40s should contact the Soci treatment program for troubled kids ages 5-12. The exhibit skills, knowledge and instruction on how to be an effective ety at 782-3221. All loaned material will be promptly includes pictures, poems and stories that illustrate every CPR teacher. American Heart Association Instructor Certi returned. aspect of the children's lives - their hopes and fears, their fication will be given upon successful completion of the struggles, and their accomplishments. course. Cost of the class is S50 and pre-registration is Recycling in Allston and Brighton required. Call 789-2430 or send: name, address and day The City of Boston Public Works Department has begun The exhibit will be housed in the Center's Friends Gymna phone number with a check for $50, payable to Community recycling newspapers at the curb, in Allston and Brighton, sium, located at 161 South Huntington Ave., Jamaica Plain. Health Services at least a week before the class begins. Mail on regular trash days every other week. Residents are asked The doors will open at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 22, and close to Community Health Services, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, to place newspapers only in brown paper bags separate from at 7p.m. 736 Cambridge St., Brighton, MA, 02135. their regular trash. Bundles should be placed in plain view at the curbside by 6:30 a.m. Throughout Boston, newspaper Flea Market at the Jackson/Mann Pioneer Financial aids college-bound students recycling pick-up will take place every other week, in all The Second Annual Allston/Brighton Flea Market to ben In conjunction with the Massachusetts Association of Stu weather, rain or shine. Want more info? Call John McCarthy efit the Jackson/Mann Community School will be held on dent Financial Aid Adminstrators (MASFAA), Pioneer at 725-4959. Saturday, June6from lOa.m. -4p.m.intheschool's parking Financial, a cooperative bank, recently presented a free lot, 500 Cambridge St. Fabulous new and vintage merchan financial aid clinic for college-bound students and their Donate clothes dise for sale. Great ethnic food and good old fashioned fun. parents. The clinic was held at Wentworth Institute of Donate clothing, toilet goods and underwear to help the Make your spring cleaning profitable for you and your local Technology in Boston and was staffed with experts from the homeless. Please call Mel or Esther at 734-6834. Mel does community school. All donations are welcome. For more financial aid community. The event provided an opportu make housecalls to pick up items. information call Christine or Diane at 635-5153. nity for many to receive information on educational financ ing. Spaulding Child Care Center Food Program BHS 25th reunion The Center announces its participation in the USDA Child Brighton High School's Class of 1967 will hold its 25th For those who did not attend the clinic, general information and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are available to reunion on Oct. 3, at the American Legion Post 440, 395 on financial aid is still available from the Higher Education participating children at no separate charge without regard California St., Newton. If you know the addresses of any Information Center. The toll free number is 1-800-442- to race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap. class members or if you 're interested in attending call Fred 1171. at 787-9318. Events Information on parent and student laons may be obtained by Garden plots available calling Pioneer Financial at 1-800-327-6000. The Herter Community Gardens, located on the banks of the Flea market at the Senior Center Charles River in Allston, announces the opening of many Pet loss counseling The Veronica B. Smith Multi-Service Senior Center, 20 new garden plots for this season. Any low to middle income If you have lost a pet or are anticipating the loss of a pct, you Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton Center, will hold a fl ea market, person who would like to maintain a garden plot as a food don't have to go through it alone. Losing a pet is like losing Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Dealers wishing to supplement and also become a member of a growing garden a friend or family member. The Animal Rescue League of reserve a table at S 15 each should call the Senior Center at society in Allston-Brighton. For further information call Boston, 10 Chandler St., offers assistance to those trying to 254-6100. In the event of rain, the sale will be held indoors. Bob Wambolt at 782-8117. deal with the loss of a pet. For more information, call the Animal Rescue League of Boston at (617) 426-9170 be Boston Public Library News Relaxation and stress management at St. Elizabeth's tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri., and speak with Janice (Library dosed - May 25 - Memorial Day) St. Elizabeth's Hospital is offering a Relaxation and Stress to arrange an appointment, free of charge, with a counselor. ·Brighton Branch (40 Academy Hill Rd., tel. 782-6032): Management Workshop, which began Monday, May 4, and runs through June 15 from 7-8:30 p.m. This six-week Volunteers for Catholic Charities Creative Drama Workshops Featuring You and You session will help participants learn to effectively cope with Catholic Charities, Massachusetts largest private provider and You-Tuesdays in May at4 p.m. Creative expression stress, improve powers of concentration, increase energf of social services, has a variety of volunteer opportunities in for school-age children with Pamela Bailey Powers, mother, and feelings of weel-being, and increase physical and men Boston and the surrounding area. The need for volunteer writer, teacher, and actress. Stories and Films for Young tal health. The program will be taught by J uldy Rice, Health assistance has never been greater. Cutbacks in aid to social Children - Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. May 26 at 10:30 a.m., Education Consultant. Cost of the program is $65 and pre services have severely limited agency programs for chil Niok: A Boy and His Elephant registration. Call 789-2430 or send your name and daytime dren, young parents, the elderly, immigrants and refugees, • Faneuil Branch (419 Faneuil St.; tel. 782-6705) phone number with a check for $65 payable to Community victims of homelessness, etc. For more info about volunteer Health Services at least one week prior to class. Mail to: opportunities, call John Gleason at (617) 482-5440. Hahnemann Hospital Eating Disorders Service Community Health Services, St. Elizabeth's Hospital, 736 A free support and discussion group offered monthly for Cambridge St., Brighton, MA 02135. those with anorexia or bulimia, their friends and Continued on page 20 Page 20 The Journal May 21, 1992 --~ Bad day for Brainerd man Police arrested Antonio Vescio of S. Crescent Circle on No ifs, ands, or butts May 17 and charged him with kidnapping and assault and battery with a knife. Police are looking for a suspect in connection with tht' A witness told police that he heard breaking glass and May12 armed robbery of Store 24 on Commonwealth !. ! ! S.PECIALOFFER! ! ! observed the victim, a Brainerd Road man, walking in the Avenue. Large Pizza ·w /2 Toppings & street, bleeding from the face and walking around in a confused state. Because of the language barrier, police were The victim, a store clerk, told police that the suspect, 2 cans of Soda 0n1y SS. 95 unable to receive a complete story from the victim. who appeared Lo be intoxicated, entered the store at about 15 X. Beacon St. •Allston 3:30 a.m. and demanded three cartons of cigarettes. He then pulled out a kitchen knife and fled the store with the 787-1300 However, officers then observed Vescio leave his house at which time the victim began yelling and pointing at the cigarettes in the direction of Glenville Avenue. Detectives suspect. Police then stopped and questioned the suspect who are investigating. said he had met the victim at a party and had had an argument with him. Vescio said he then followed the victim home and attempted to assault him. Taylor made Because of the language barrier, police requested both Police arrested Jerome Taylor of Walnut Avenue on parties go to District 14. Once there the victim told Officer May 17, and charged him with the robbery of a Brighton Fontanez that he was walking on Linden Street in Allston, A venue apartment. going to visit some friends, when he was assaulted and beaten by suspect and another man. He was then taken into According to reports, police, dispatched Lo Brighton and an unknown car and taken to the suspect' s apartment, where he was placed in the garage, held down and assaulted with Harvard Avenues because of a possible stabbing, spoke to two men who said the suspect had stolen a VCR, watch and a knife, kicked and punched in the face and head, then costume jewelry from a man who lived on Brighton A venue. locked in the garage. The suspect broke a rear window and When the confronted the suspect outside the Brighton escaped. Avenue dwelling, a fight ensued and the suspect received several facial injuries. The victim, who was treated for facials cuts, told police CHINA GARDEN that he did not know either suspect. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Police recovered a watch and a set of keys belonging to 103 BRIGHTON AVE. •ALLSTON • 782-6714> the victim as well as a VCR that was recovered in the rear ¥ ALL DAY SUPER SPECIALS ~ of the victim's home. A. Chicken Wings. Boneless S!XJreribs & Pork Fried Rice 8. Chicken Finger\ Bonel~ Spareribs & Pork Fried Rice $ 3 0 5 C. Chicken Wings, Crab Rangoon & Pork Fried Rice D. Chicken Finger\ Crab Rangoon & Pork Fried Rice ~ - ' ~~"J;'E~iY ~ ..I~ on orders of '5 or more • 5pm to lOpm ' ,;: ~,. Calendar Continued from page 19 family members. The group BRIGHTON meets in the Hahnemann Hospital (1515 Comm. Ave., HOUSE OF PIZZA Brighton) Conference Room. PIZZA Su{cod. 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Anyone CHOO CHEE DUCK tt ...... 9.50 CHOO CHEE SEAFOOD t t ...... 11.25 PHILADELPHIA with infonnation is encour TAMARIND DUCK t ...... 9.50 DOUBLE FEATURE ...... 9.95 STEAK & HOGIE TAMARIND CHICKEN t ...... 7.95 Nee~~ i(~ aged to call (617) 296-0699 •Home Of Tha Orlglnol Philadelphia Chess• Steak• CHICKEN CHILI tt ...... 7.95 p TH I 6 5 or (617) 235-4743. GINGER CHICKEN ...... 7 .95 AD A ...... 2 All Toppings Are CHICKEN BASIL tt ...... 7 ,95 BISTRO FRIED RICE ...... 6.25 PREW WARN CHICKEN ...... 7.95 STEAMED RICE ...... 75 FREE ~r~~ -- ROYAL CHICKEN ...... 7.95 SPICY FRIED RICE ...... 6.25 Lessons ·~ -~~...... GARLIC CHICKEf;l ...... 7.95 OPEN 7 DAYS • 11 :00 am - l 0:00 pm \j~'(A.(,f..t,,. 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For \\'nh hl.mk..:h.111Jc1't' "'-'111.:th111g\\,m11t1'w.:.1r,w.:rp.11.1111 t, CALL 566-4040 FOR MOVIE TIMES details, call the school at 965- lr.111, port.1111111 \'1x1d11'r,111r l\xx.i.(i<>th111g .•11111>td r1x'm 4460. . \ nJ,lltL'l\l ,UJ,, ll'ilh hdp111J.:,1l111g"·nh 11bt1r.111u:111m1,. PJiX:r PLAVING FRI. 5/22 THAU THURS. 5/28 \\Wk. i1gun11g I >lit chgihilll\' i•>r ,t.H<: .111J IL\kr.Jl .t·"l't.llKL'. (\ m..:lmg. ,U1J ,iii thl'1ll~L'r bt1,ll'L"'1lJ).:L'tl lll).!1>11 \\'Ith hit.: i LETHAL WEAPON 3 i. b t w .1r. ihL·. \ 111.:nc.111 lbJ ( n'" ,11.\ !.b.,1d1u..:tb 1\.11 r1...,p1. 1111kd Music t1.,.l''>.JJ1,bt1:r111<1dmt-wnh \i 11\11 c.11l\\'lu11 11u,d,,11.11111~ -. ,11lL L\.l' PLAYBOYS h1'111'. h..:.p::1g un 1.1111'. .IL" BASIC INSTINCT ll\\x.1J..:.m.:1''lc..'.tn ml,~l· .1 t \ 'l il \-irtx·.tpar,,1 t!': .... .,·l'!'\ ... ; ,~1.1 Silhouette Lounge ' 1- ) ) I". THE PLAYER • Thursday, May 21 - Nine "'11"· i"c.t-.:gi11·1:,.1,.1, ~;i;~ Red Cross + ENCINO MAN Below Zero (r&b) WbPn you help us you help everyo ne Continued on page 21 FAR AND AWAY in 10 mm ______, May 21, 1992 The Journal Page 21 254-4454 I ~ ",,_-~--- Barbara & George Sawin -: 'f-~ - • Serving the Boston Area Arthur O'Leary Charles Zabka ;.. · L , .:- ~ • Specializing in Cust9m Brighton Brighton '·1 'l (' J • Dried & Decorative May 15, 1992 May 15, 1992 fJ3 ~ ..· v:J · Arrangements _,,.. • Weddings Son of Mary E. (Ellis) and the late Patrick J. O'Leary. Husband of Lilly M. Zahka. Father of Alan and Linda ~ {j · Sy~pa t hy T ributes Funeral from the McNamara Funeral Home, 460 Washing Zahka. Funeral Service private. Arrangements by the Com t7J/in «[orist1 allmfijor ton St, Brighton, Tuesday, May 19, followed by a Funeral monwealth Funeral Home, Brighton. SaU/ .J credit cards 238 Faneull Street, Brighton by phone Mass in St. Ignatius Church, Chestnut Hill. Intennent New Calvary Cemetery. PRE-PAID FUNERAL INFORMATION rJ ! !•Wl1l•1il ;l\ljc•Ni §i'I i•lij;l•I\IJ SULLIVAN Lauren Ashley MacMullen FUNERAL HOME The new arrival weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and measured April 28, 1992 I lll!:RVtl'fO ~ COMXll!OTT 101' OvtR 115 TEARS I 19 1/2 inches. She joins her brother Nicholas at home. Paul and Barbara (Fargo) MacMullen of Winthrop, proudly, 782-2100 announce the birth of their daughter, Lauren Ashley, born Proud grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fargo of J. Warren Sullivan Rlchard B. Sulliva n on April 28, 1992, at SL Elizabeth's Hospital in Brighton. Brighton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacMullen of Winthrop. T.H. McVEY MONUMENTS (Est. 1905) • MONUMENTS • MARKERS. • EXPERT Matthew Chappelle ~~~iiJ~~ (Opposite ArsenalL Mall alGarage) March 12, 1992 662 ARSENAL ST., WATERTOWN Hi there. My name is Matthew Chappelle-my friends call 923-8866 me " Mattie Scooter," and I was one-year old on March 12. I live in Brighton wi th my "Dada" Mark and my "Marna" Kathy. I also have a brother, Mark, and a sister, Meli ssa, who are two-year old twins. My "Nana" is Frances Chapelle BOSTON CAB and she lives in Brighton, too. My grandparents Gerald and ASSOCIATION Ann Hughes live in Allston and I call them "Mamae" and S~RV ING "Pa." BOSTON ALLST O N/ BRIG liTON BROOKLINE • NEWTON OUR RATES ARE SUB ST ANTIALLY LOWER IBAN BROOKLINE AND NEWTON 24 Hour Daily Service lJ, Package Delivery Joseph Cunneen Corporate lJ, Personal Charge Accounts Available. May 3, 1992 Hi! My name is Joseph Cunneen. Everyone calls me Joey. I was born on May 3, 1991. I just turned one year old. My mom is Cathy Wilson and my dad is Paul Cunneen. I have one brother - his name is Bobby Wilson. And I live in Pure Pendleton ... Allston. I also have two godfathers - Scott Moore and Richie Kulch, and two godmothers - Aunt Judy Cipolelta and Aunt Donna Reid. My nana, Audrey Nally lives in IB ® ~ fl cw oo Malden and my other nana, Lorraine Griffith, li ves in Chelsea. And last, but certainly not least, I've got the best babysitter - her name is Mary DeRosa. PENDLETON § 1k, ® Jffe Community Calendar Fin e T ra ditional M en's and Ladies C lothing Continued from page 20 an adult serves as a role model and emotional support for one of The Home's kids. •Saturday, May 23 - Fortunate Sun (rock 'n' roll) 425 Boylston Street • Thursday, May 28 - the Groove Tubes! (dance band) Prospective mentors must attend an agency orientation There's live entertainment at the Silhouette, 200 Brighton program, complete a formal application, participate in a 536-4252 Ave.,Allston,everyThursdayand Saturday, from 9:30p.m. two-part mentor training program and finally meet wi Lh a Mon. - Fri. 10-5:30, Sat.. 10·5 Minimum dress code; S2 cover charge on band nights. For program director. Each mentor is asked to spend eight hours Validated Parking at 500 Boylston Street info: call 232-2209 (9-5 daily); 254-9306 (after 8 p.m.) each month with a child or teen and lo make a minimum commitment of one fu ll year.------Volunteers Ongoing training and sup 1.s.Waterman s.: sons port are offered for volun Sin< c IXJ! liff1hated F.Jm:ly Funer.:il Homes Franciscan Children's Hospital teers wil ling to accept this Teens, seniors and other community residents, who can Edslman-Waring Su:nrt!r J,1mes W;i,,ng Jr. Pres long-tenn responsibility, in ~ , ~·.n9 Ari f J · 'f' ~ spare a few hours, one or two days a week, are needed as ' · /.. 11 1,·,1• 11 J .' • ! · t"~ cluding monthly mentor sup United 1n f<:?rnily ·centercd servic e to all fa iths, volunteer receptionists at the information desk at the port groups. At this time, n;:-.:1ona lit1es and financial circumstances. Franciscan Children's Hospital & Rehabilitation Center, 30 [xpor1onced, reli sourHEND LARGE APARTMENT Brighton Large 2 BR FABULOUS CONDO DAWSON-LONGLEY APARTMENTS FOR RENT 1408 Commonwealth Ave. O il 400 MASSACHUSETTS A VENUE Cool idge Corner, 4 tx:Jroom, Apartment Clean and Sunny BHI CHTON/ NEWrDN LINE l BRs $800. Monthly • 2 BRs $950. Monthly • 3 BRs S1,200 . Monthly One Month Free Rent ~ood .-ond1uon. I l / 2 hJth,, ~lin t condition. lar).!f one· bedn•>lll. Watertown Line One bedroom with large, • Sp3ciow and Swmy Apartments • Spcctacuh.r Views d1>hw"hcr. off.,1 pJrkin~ for 2 '"'· modem kitchen • Large brii.:ht and 'unny. hanlw1xxl llmrs. • Fully Applianccd Kitchens • Walking To Shoppmg and "T' •Wall· To-Wall Cupeting • Close To Ma1or Hospitals prd, bundry, wJlkin~ d1»tl!KC to • Refrigerator • W /0 living room with air condi nl· in· ki1chfn. lop llmr. dean build· • Laundry Faalitics • On-Site Mmagcmcnt ho:-.p1ul 1..'!• •unpln:, ( f1fl \"cnicnt to tioning • Modem bath • inc with r·lfvawr. laundry. in,eround •Some Pnvatc Balcorucs • 24 Houn Maintenance 'hoppm~ & pub!,.- trJmp<.ll1JUcin. • Parking for two cars • Limited Fee Parking JXM >i wilh.[!ardm on \ I BTA. .) minult pb\.lnt. •Jllirt nc1f.hh<1rhood, 4 P"k' Carpeting and hardwood • Income Eligibility Criteria Enforced \\lthu1 :i-1rnnutc wJlk. one ycJr lcJsc Available June lst Close to BU & BC walk Lo Clr·v1•Jand Circ!P & St. For Further Details $650/ month Elizabflh's Hospi1al C.U Mr. Geer Ai (617) 247-3988 A v ailable June 20 TENANTS' DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION $850/ month (HEAT & HOT WATER INCLUDED) 1 $1400/1110111.h I k.11 Ind. ss9,500 6· 8 ~ Brokers Welcome ~ · Call: 782-4862 ~ Funded by the Mossachuutts Huusing Finance Agmry t.:.J C:i.LI 731 -1590 566-5738 782-7644 OWNER: 783-4676 or BRIGHTON 5 Room Apt. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE on Quiet Street AT PllllLIC AUCTION TO llE SOLD ON THE PREMISES KNOWN AS PARKING SPACE Close to MBTA UN IT 110. LONGFELLOW MANOR CONDOMINIUM 1 Journal 2 bedroom, l bath, ~ COMMON WEALTH COUl VERMONT COUNTRY HOMES TM FREE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE LAND <[,{'lfnOrzt cRwf 21fu1£ :Joumd What's the Catch·? 50 acres of land for $45,000 The only catch is that this land is not subdividable. It's just one large beautiful bu ilding lot, with a large grove of mature Maple trees(Sugarbush), great vi ews (with cl eari ng) and in close proximaty to village shops, stores and services in the Town of Randolph, (about 2 1/2 hours driving time from the Boston area). A very private location $125 000 - - ·- - . 1 ------to camp.locate your trailer or build a home. ~---- ·------, : AUTOMOTIVE • WE BUY JEWELRY :,,------REAL ESTATE:.. ~ BAY STATE / -~CL ASS I F I EDS ·------.J IN ANY CONDITION ------~Beautirul Apartment ~:..-..f•' Broken Damaged• Gold: Old & New Fru Appraisals • lmmJ!diatt PaymenJ For rent in Brighton 254·2622 One Item m ay be wor th Big Bucks! Reach all of New England with one class ified ad order placed with this newspaper Offering Professional Photography Buying: Diamonds • Sterling Silver & Watches Courses For Professional Results. $$$ E-Z TO GET TO$$$ through the NEW E ;GLAND CLASS IFIED AD NETWORK Ask for details at Day and Ev ening Programs. We Also Buy Antiques From The 40's & SO's Approved for Financial Aid . •Orilrlbl !\Joo •Paintings•Art Deco & Brcrue. Stniea, L>rnpo • !l.Jnwna• S & H Mechanical this newspaper. CaU for OJr L ... =:::::;:-:·= ···.· .·::::;:::=:·:·· -=~\~~rr ,, ______, -. ·------I I 1 ·------""SERVICES ·------.J: YARDSALE HYPNOSIS 1be calm ~ll~~ Sexual Dysfuncuons • YARD "ELLIS THE RIM MAN" Shyness • Letllng Go of YARD SALE after the storm. 1001 Items For Your Car. Truck or Van Rela11onsh1ps • Smoking • SALE In my home Distributors of auto parts & accessories Diet • Insomnia By appoinunent only Someone is '10 OFF ANY PURCHASE '50-'74.99 Call Onid Lots or good stuff real cheap! counting on you! '15 OFF ANY PURCHASE '75-'99.99 Ccrliried llypnolisl 63 Surry St. Something for everyone •20 OFF ANY PURCHASE '100-'124 734-7080 ... womm, mm, k.ids '25 OFF ANY PURCHASE '125 & UP Brighton, MA MANYITEMS Right now the American Red Cross is SPECIALS NOT INCLUDED D.J.K. CONTRACTING TOO NUMEROUS TO providing shelter, meals, and emergency 1001 Comm. Ave. Brighton• 782-4777 ALLOW PROFESSIONALS 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. MENTION! op6n daily 8·6 • Saturday 8-5 TO HANDLE ALL YOUR 782-7654 evenings assistance for people who suddenly have to one dlscounl per purchase not valid with other promotions REMODELING NEEDS , ______' A little bit 734-6006 days ~" stare over again after the nor'eastern coastal • COtTWT1etCi.M..Re-:lldtnt..i • KM:Mris • 8.ths • CClflM! i\Mlfi.!1cn • Doon Storm. :,,------SERVICES ..: : SERVICES 1 • w.,c:tows • Sk',lqlts • Oeck.t of everything! ------"' "------"" • Addlhon1 • Lans.d • ln•Hd AJI American Red Cross assistance is free 643-9498 and is a gift from the American public. We SONNY'S FLOORS ~ Let the experts •Installation • Sanding care for your ALLSTON need your supporc and victims of disaster are floors! Refinishing LOCK co_ depending on you! Staining • Repair ... Installation COMPLETE You can help the American Red Cross SUPER LOW RATE Sanding LOCKSMITH help disaster victims by making a contribution Quality , professional Refinishing SERVICE to the Disaster Relief Fund, American Red & dependable! 782-1120 .,,. LICENSED& Cross Disaster Relief Headquarters, Post FULLY INSURED Singles in Recovery Office Box 1547, Boston, MA 0220S-1S47. 473- Dating SeN1ce MON.-SAT. for Singles 1n 10 AM to 6 PM 0022 12-step Programs THURS tlll 9 PM American IATllfAC'TION CUM:..,TfED 571-5141 AFFORDABLE Red Cross l Cnll Eddie 617-479-6266 + ~!i',~~ i~~,a;' ~,I E CEs....,,.. .. :-:--.-.-.w.-.-:'.-.<-.-.-.- ...:... ,, ... ~\ co R" ER -·o-·o- o_ o_o__ o_o_o __ o_o_o __ o_o_o_o __ o_o_o __ o_, PET 1 f(d.fC/POS«JP£ OF )J~ ~ ~ Ghunour Talk by Joy Some people have learned to use thei_r drea~s to ~ Q. I would appreciate should discuss what your gain insight on everyday problems. Try t~1 s techmque: Pastels and florals are the key words in Write down key phrases about a specific problem, any tips you may have tenants fed the cat, so you makeup this spring. New shades of blue, about relocating our 15- can continue that diet. lavender, pink, rose and coral are used to repeat it to yourself before_ falling _asleep .and record your thoughts in a dream JOurnal immediately upon year-old cat. He is an al If there's enough time, subtly highlight lips, cheeks and eyes. tered, indoor /outdoor cat your tenants should grad awakening. Nothing shows off a neu· tan like sheer c 1992 Tribune Media Services and has lived all his life at ually keep the cat indoors color, so use a light hand when applying our former home. When more and more to get him lipstick or blush. Eyes look brighter and we moved to Connecticut trained to use a litter box. more l'il·1d outlined and smudged m a color two years ago the tenants That might mean keeping that contrasts or highlights your eyesha who rented our old house him indoors for 24 to 48 dou -. Finish your lashes tcith a coat of rich, LIVE PSYCHICS tock over caring fo r the hours at a time. Then, af black mascara. cat. ter you've moved the cat c 1992 Tribune Media Services Now they're moving don't allow him outside in *TAROT* and t he house will be sold. a strange terrain unless Since the cat seems to be it's guaranteed safe - no * ASTROLOGY * in good health, we want cars nearby at all. An old We cun answer your que.sLion.s about.: to bring him here to live cat's hearing, sense of with us. Our condo is smell and vision are not *PERSONAL AFFAIRS* smaller than what he's as acute as they once CARD & PALM & ESP *ROMANCE* been used to. were. and your pet could PSYCHIC STUDIO *MONEY* A. Unfortunately. be at risk. -by- this is going to be a very CHANKA · *LOVE* stressful move for vour el Preventive health care 1 isn't just for people.,\ new She Has Helped Solve Many Problems Call :-\ow ~1ake derly cat. He's leaving a guide, PRE-AID AND LOVE·MARRIAGE·BUSINESS·HEALTH l\ Difference In Your Life' place where he's lived all FIRST AID FOR YOUR -' . his life. Since vou moved PET. shows you how to For lrformat1on - Or Appo1nt~:ent he·s probabl;· adapted monitor your pet's health; spot danger signs BEFORE Call 9 OOAM -9.00PM himself to the daily rou- illness or injury strikes; V MC AE $2.49/min O R 1mes of the tenants in and what to do in emergen (617) 782-3916 vour old house. and now cies. To order. send your * 1-900-903-9911 * Avatlnble For Parties Home Gatherings & Special Events $2 99 PER MINUTE he'll be asked to re-adapt check for S2.7:J to PET 5-28 FIRST \ID. P.O. Box •o vour routine. The cat t367. O rlando. Fla. ·1lsc"i will be subjected to 32802-t367. \take chec ks Week of May 17,1992 changes such as the t~\,.pe payable to Tribunl.' Pub UBRA (9/ 23 • 10/22): it water he drinks and lishing. ARJES (3/21 • 4/19): If you aren I getting anywhere w1 1h co Honest ind 1v1duol w1 come f, vou with workers. try being more politrcol, polite possibly his diet. You great plans 3e corerul b&eouse this d 1plomot1c concerned for the ir prob person moy hove Deen m 1s1n formed lems See your woy 1hrough to moking l n\rramblc rhc\e four "ord\, one Handle d1soppo1nted partner with " kid apology leucr 10 eal"h ''luare. lo form .------...... gloves• four ordinary "orch. You forgot our anniversary 1 SCORPIO (10/23 - 11/21): TAURUS (4/20 • S/ 20): If bus,ness keeps colling you oul of lown \ • I from ones 1t ,1t.l1ze your II" :ty'.COI S~ S fQ se+ to and away loved may be ,,....,. , r1 oottom at ovzziins s1tuo11on Don t be time to ask for o new oss15nment Be supportive when 1t comes to success of l]ACZE ~-----. put off track by fo1se c1ves U'5e <:J1plo macy when war King with new co-worker those around you ,TI Renowned Psychic Elizabeth Maffeo GEMINI (S/ 21 • 6/20): SAGITTARIUS (11 / 22 - 12/21): are now on the hne for your w1, oprroocn yo1 lo toke shor1 and associates... Return phone meuoge from stronger It ~elolive personal readings. Prominent 1r1p 1n s.eorcn o 1mponant document or could prove prof,1able Treasure your 1nformo11on Go alone for the ride tt ELIZABETH media personality and time o lone ond use 1t w 1,ety Keep on LCHEFT}~__, educator, Elizabeth and her eye on new technologies Don'I fall should be qu•le eniightening * associates take an tnd1v1dual behind I KIJ CANCER (6/21 • 7 / 22): approach to astrology and fin.d Couple close to you hoving. morolal the "person 1n the horoscope . CAPRICORN (12/22 • 1/19): problems may seek your advice or You will readily feel comfortable Old friend w .11 coll on you fo r favor Do EXCOIBJ~-,----, ontervenllon. Ploy !he medoolor. but and truly amazed at the insight wholyou con w>thin moral ond phy11col don'I get personolly involved of these talented individuals as limits The time IS ripe for intervfews I. I KXJ they peer through the heavens Dress conservolively, speok slowly ond uo (7/ 23 - 8/ 22): and find the hidden meaning w11h self confodence Turn to passive entertomment to get for you. You must be 18 years AQUARIUS (1/20 - 2/ 18): your mind off of !roubles. owoy from or older to use this service. Call stress. Be sure lrro toke your comero on financial picture will b righi..n. Focus on IYORCUT I Now arrange the circled letters to * 11am to 11 pm seven days a le isure lime ond spending ii with family, form the surprise answer. as sug· nexl family outing. Th ere will be morve~ week. ous phok> opportunities especiolly younger members. Some I [J gested by the above cartoon one who looks up to you needs k> be VIRGO (8/23 - 9/ 22): CALL noliced Print answer here: r I I I I I ] Whot you moy believe lo be sin<:enty on port of olher. " reolly bluff look 1-900-903-4567 Ext. 506 PISCES (2/ 19 - 3/20): Make sure lo carefully document oil c 1992. Trobune Media Services beneath the surface fur the onswer .Celt-ls $ 2.95 per minute Spouse, mote will opprooch you with o tronsocttons and make copies. Y~ur lj3J..J.38 problem Give it your immedoote ollen L -Mou~ p1n04s pueqsm; Aie11e 1e4M :JEIM SUV ...... pursuit of perl.ction may be k.,..p1ng t1on . you away from more importont gools. Alj~!nO X083~ 1 H~.13~ 3ZV!j:J :JEIMSUV May 21, 1992 The Journal Page 25 PARK RANGERS S un1mer J o b s ! '" Journal Game wardens. security. m.EMARK£TERS Wanted '92 grads/college StitcherI Sales maintenance. etc students. Make S for school. C.Ontemporary furniture store seeks NEEDED Work outdoors/Brookline. Classified No exp necessary For info call College Pro Painters experienced, personable (219) 769-6649 tXT 8019 1-800-346-4649 stitcher (male/ female). 254-0334 8 t\ M 10 8 PM • 7 Day<. 254-1420 Ask For Carter E rickson. Strong sales background required. Must ~ist customers in sales. Career Opportunities Professional Temps Toddler Teacher PART TIME FULL-TI.ME OR PART-TIME. Available At CLERICAL HELP GROUND ROUND Wanted!!! Assistant Needed on Thursdays & Fridays 492-7218 5-2t Waiters, Waitresses, Experienced word processing 3-5 days per week secretaries wtth ffJ - 70 w.p.m .. 8:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. for small, professional office Hosts, Hostesses, and knowledge of Wordperlect MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE 5.1. Wong or Multrrote. RECEPTION, FlUNG, AND Cooks In Allston, on public Intercity Homemaker Service /\JI Shifts. Apply 1n P<>rson at Long & Short-term o~gnments . OTHER omCE DlITIES transportation Pleasant, relaxed environment G ro und Round Part Time Co ll Volt Temporary Services 11 20 Soldier s Field Ro ad CALL LAUREEN: 7834819 Homemaker with car needed in Brookline 617-254-6600 Allston 451-0058 AT WONDER YEARS. INC. area to assist elders in their homes. 5·21 Flexible Hours Good Starting Pay BOOKKEEPING POSITION For more information or to TELEMARKETERS PART-TIME schedule an interview-call: For local real estate mana ge $7/ HOUR 924-7890 ment firm. Bookkeeping and computer experien ce required . No selling • Work from own home 30 - 40 HOURS PER WEEK 10 immediate openings Please call Monday or Tuesday New SEEKING PART TIME 562-0730 MAINTENANCE HELP from 5 - 7 p.Dl. AMVETS, a no~rofit organization helping our veterene Crittenton Hastings House 617-787-9100 Part-time cashier opening available Approach in Oak Square has opening for handyper~on to help out with light building and grounds to Treat maintenance (sweeping, PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH changing light bulbs, empty MTRA '<'<'"' ill'.11111\ n1l'n and wom<'n tor 'hort ll\'l'-111 .ind Osteoporosis ing ashtrays). Hours are part· tlUtp,ttrt'nt ... tud1t'' tlf 10\-e'-.t1gat1nn,ll mt'd1l",1t1on-., time and flexible and pay 1s $300-$4 7 5 Healthy Men $6. 25 per hour Perfect for Higl1 Scl1001/ College Age Iii- ~ ~ needed tor 'hort m-hou..e 'tudll'' retiree Please call 782-7600, x53 $1,100 Men and Women Briuham and Agl' 11\-6() for 11i- hou'e 'tudy 1nvolv1ng "'two-night 't"'' Sportswriting Interns 0 $300+ Male Non-Smokers Women's llo pital FULL-TIME Age l'!-Xl for 'hort four-night quahfymg 'tudv CLERK seeks healthy $1,125 Women Age 21-65 Responsibilities will in· Estrogen Patch Study. You •hould be an ex-•moker or non· Wanted to cover elude f ii_i ng, light typing. 'moker, and e1th<'r J1<."l·menopau"11 or wrgic.illv stl'nl,, postmenopausal answering telephones, and various administra $800 Three Long Weekends! Allston-Brighton women with tive duties. Please stop Thin Women, Heavy Women and Even Heavier Men. 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Air couri FROM HOME! MODELS/' $ 11.41 to$ 14.90/HOUR. FOR EXAM ers needed - also overseas 300 Companies . ,. JOBS NEW FACES and cruiseship help wanted. Need Homeworkers Now FOR THE NINETIES AND APPLICATION INFORMATION 8-6 Call 1-800-338-3388, 24·HOUR FREE WANTED CALL 219-769-6649, EXT. MA-101 RECORDED MESSAGE: for t. v., fashion 8 a.m to 8 p.m. • 7 DAYS -~ Ext. F-3917 508-872-3104, x17 IOO GROWTH shows, photo. owN Y<>l'I{ owN cJmm Bahamas/Florida Holiday OCCUPATIONS Male/ female/teens/l Advertise ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS COMPUTERS in the 1.• Journal IMMIGRATION A ADCO Inc. 254-0334 PROBLEM? Scott P. Curtis Attorney At Law FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION 358 CliESTNlJf IilLL A VE. BROOKLINE 787-5551 (AT CLEVELAND CIRCLE) y DIVORCE • Available Evenings And watch KEAL ESTATE • things BASS &.. DOHERTY, P.C. CRJMINAL LAW• 7 30-8141 happen! 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Tribune Media Services ALSO· GENERAL IITTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAIITTING 787-3626 ' ' that will take the bands into cities including Detroit, Chicago and Washington, D.C., before winding up in New York June 27 and 28. At which time, Chicago is * CROSSWORD PUZZLE * ~OCK TRACKS set to split off on its own tour June 30. And, if you missed U2 in concert the first time ACROSS 39 Erode 3 Dregs 37 Insipid By Stephanie DuBois 1 Large 40 Arthur ol 4 King of 41 Tardy around, dry your weeping eyes! The band, which mouthed jar tennis the Huns 43 Mountain It'll be Mario Van Peebles at the helm of Tina wrapped up the first leg of its North American tour in 5 Ponselle 41 French 5 Redford or ridge Turner's long-in-the-works biopic, "/, Tina" when April, will return to the U.S. in mid-August to begin 9 Piece of river Frost 44 Goes wide the film goes before the cameras later this year. Since ground 42 llalian 6 Unwraps of the marll another 10-week concert t rek in stadiums around the 13 Composition poet 7 Certain 45 Barrel Disney bought the rights to Turner's country. for two 44 Method address strip autobiography of the same name fou r Next month Herbie Hancock and four other t4 Chooses 45 Lady of 8 Query 46 A Flynn years ago, such names as Whitney 15 Mealtime Spain 9 Parade 47 Water wheel Milas Davt. alumni will kick off a seven-month world prayer 48 Military 10 Wood-shap- 49 Scandina· Houston and Anita Baker have tour in honor of their friend and leader's untimely 16 Russian group ing machine vian been rumored as possible stars to death six months ago. Hancock will be joined by c ity 50 Plastering 11 Performed 52 Pant / play Tina in the film. Baker squashed 17 Neb tool 12 Swarms 53 Winglike saxophonist Wayne Shorter, bassist Ron Carter, 18 Soprano 51 Bouquets 15 Dazzling structures those rumors (her reps say she's not trumpeter Wallace Roney and drummer Tony Wil Lehmann 56 Decree light 54 Harnessing interested in the role, never has lliuu in the tribute to Miles which begins in Madrid. 19 Dweller 57 Tunes 20 Ownership frame 21 Indian 58 Bitter drug document 55 Crysta~ been) ; and the word is still out on The quintet's trek will continue through the Iberian c hief 59 Wool fabric 21 Set of gazer Whitney. But one person definitely peninsula, to the Middle East, then to Europe and the 22 Gaelic 60 Medicinal twenty 57 Fuss in the running to play Tina is singer/actress Arnetia 23 Apostles' portion 24 Display Far East. They'll come back to the U.S. for a month and Nicene 61 Japanese 25 Corn bread Walker, who plays Annie on NBC's "Nurses. " Walk long stint, head to South America, then return to play 24 Small piano liquor 26 Peruvian er, who starred in "The Wiz, " "Raisin" and " Dream more dates stateside and in Europe through October, 28 Hautboys 62 Israeli Indian girls" on Broadway, says, "I've had my eye on the 30 Sharpened airline 27 Good·for· November and December. It's an emotional journey 31 At a dis- 63 Dollar nothing part since I heard Disney had the rights and I've been for Hancock. Miles Davis' recognition of his talent tance bills 29 Diminish bugging them every few months ... to the point that back in 1953 led directly to Herbie's industry-wide 32 Slav 64 Equal 31 Vienna's when they started writing the script, they called my 36 Single time land: abbr. recognition as one of the music industry's foremost 37 Montana DOWN 33 Ireland manager and said 'OK, we're finally working on the keyboard players. city 1 Aroma 34 Uncommon script.' So I had a meeting with the head of talent at © 1992. Tribune Media Services 38 Dies - 2 Entice 35 Lager Disney." Walker says no casting decisions will be made until a final script is completed for the "/, Tina" project. Chicago, which is celebrating its 25th year as a Athletic women often group this year, got its star on the Hollywood Walk of experience an interrup Fame last week. And if you didn't get to be there, you'll Feel in tion in menstruation. be glad to know the ceremony was filmed for a full T his can be corrected by hour "ABC in Concert" documentary on the band. a physician who, if she - Chicago and another veteran rock band, The Moody Fit! Q thinks it advisable, can Blues, head out on a co-headlining concert tour soon prescribe medication. c. 1992 Tribune Media Services MflGICWORD YCEVRESERPDNASP HOW TO PLAY: Read the list of words. Look at the puzzle. You' ll find these words in all directions - horizontally, verti· AUREFLECTSTAOBL cally, diagonally, backwards. 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Cardinal's decision does not surprise us, it is sad to finally • Low, Low Prices to all parts of ASIA as well as more accessible and affordable. And, according hear the news." 451 Cambridge St. • Allston , MA to Sister Mary Jude Waters, director for the Archdiocese's In response to an alumni 's allegation that the money to Planning Committee, in order to accomplish those goals, keep the school open exists and a thorough investigation (617) 783-0888/254-2409 church officials had to look at enrollment, programs, fi into the finances of the parish would prove that allegation, nances, closings and consolidations. Father Shmaruk said, "for the past several months accoun St. Col's, which has an enrollment of 120, was also tants from the Archdiocese have poured over the financial slated to close if it did not merge with one of the remaining records of the parish and found nothing to back up that Catholic High Schools. At that time Sister Delaney agreed alumni ' s statement. Residential & Commercial to support a merger if that were the only option available, but " You'll never be able to please all of the people all of the said she would never support a merger with a school outside time," Father Shmaruk said. 24 Hour Service of the city. For the past five months, students, faculty, As a Catholic institution, St. Columbkille High School 7 Days A Week alumni, parents and local politicians had been meeting with did its best to instill values in its students and provide them Local & Long Distance Father Richard Shmaruk, pastor of St. Col's, the Parish with a moral as well as a world class education. The school's BIG & Small Jobs Advisory Council and other Catholic officials to try and mi ssion was to prepare its students to go out into the world devise a plan to raise the funds necessary to keep the school and assume leadership positions. SUPER LOW RATES open in its present Brighton location. And until last week, Located at 25 Arlington St., St. Col's graduated its first they were hopefu l that somehow they would fi nd a way to class in 1934. Before 1934, the school existed as a girls' 1-800-NICE JOB• 1-800 642-3562 accomplish that goal. school in the basement of the convent. This year, 70 of the "We've been following a process to try and enable St. school's 120 students - representing a variety of ethnic Local # 254-0450 Columbkille High School to come to a resolution of the backgrounds - come from the Allston-Brighton commu recommendations of the committee," said Sister Waters. nity, 40 from other Boston neighborhoods and 10 from "They've explored the options and the option of merger just outside the city. Each year over 85 percent of St. Col's didn' t work for them so the school will be closing in June." students went on to higher education. And for the last five In a letter to parishoners printed in the St. Columbkille years running a St. Col's student has been the recipient of Parish Bulletin last Sunday, Father Shmaruk said, "We one of Boston University's 13 Cardinal Medeiros Scholar received word this week that Cardinal Law has decided St. ships. Father Shmaruk said on Monday that the Arlington Columbkille Hlgh School will not open in the fall. As early Street building will continue to house the elementary school as November of last year the Cardinal had announced the and the School of Religious Education. Archdiocese's intention to either merge our high school He also said that the Archdiocese is making every effort with another school or close it at the end of the school year. to make sure that students and facu lty will have a school to Efforts to negotiate a merger - as well as several other go to in September. 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Cubs took week their second in a row with a "W" over the Dodgers. The final standings score: 10-5. The Toureen Kennels Orioles toppled the V .F.W. Post l.(tie) Toureen Kennels Orioles 4-2 669 Dodgers, 7-3, Monday, May 11. It was the Brighton Knights A.A. Braves over the Major League action for the Cubs, 7-5, the following day. Making big hits for the V.F.W. Post 669 Dodgers 4-2 winners were Greg O'Brien (3 hits), Edouardo Espino and week 3. (tie) Brighton Knights A.A. Braves 2-4 It was the Stanley Service Twins victorious over the Vatalaro Exxon Indians, Saturday, May 9. The Caliper Connection Red Sox handled the Stock Cambridge Lee Ind. Cubs 2-4 yard Restaurant Yankees, 6-4, Monday, May 11. The Indians outslugged the Twins, 12-8, Tuesday. And, Thursday, the Twins edged the Yanks, 8-7, with Ernesto Alfaro cracking a hit to keep the Twins come-from behind rally going in the last inning. Major League The Red Sox took another on Friday with a win against the Indians. standings Get results in the Journal Papers 1. Caliper Connection Red Sox 5-0 0 2. Stanley Service Twins 3-2 Call 3. Stockyard Rest. Yankees 2-3 254-0334 4. Vatalaro Exxon Indians 0-6 basketball Learns are OPENING Of lilcS NEW OfflCE AT up state money for the elevator al the the backbone of this community." Veronica B. Smith Multi-Service Senior Honan, 3 3, who also serves on the boards Center and sponsoring youth recreation of non-profit organizations, including the NEWTON OffICE 0UITE0 activities like the West End House and the Boys Scouts of America, was named one of Jackson Mann Community Center basket the IO Outstanding Young Leaders of 1991 1215 TQEMONT 0TQEET ball leagues; tag-rush football at the Fidelis by the Boston Jaycees. Way Housing Development; a men's street Some of the other neighborhood issues BQIGtITON, Mi\. 02135 hockey Learn and a women's basketball Honan has worked on recently include league. working with the MBTAon removal of the TELEPHONE: 783-7170 "Running unopposed allows me to spend trolley tracks from Watertown Square to '------.. Packard Square; persuad- ing the Massachusetts Wa ter Resources Authority to HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM significantly downsize the rehabilitation of the Chest- w/ 10 Years Experience nut Hill Pumping Station; Will Clean Small Buildings and teaming up with Center House of Pizza's Tim For Reasonable Amount Athanasiadis, president of the Brighton Board of Call Jerry & Ida at Trade, on the clean up of Brighton Center. 782-1908 A member of the House Committee on Foster Care, Honan has attended state MARRIAGE SU RVIVAL SU ITE GET-A-WAY Does ASPIRIN mal{.e wide hearings to listen to You'll love our "Wet & Wild" Get-A-Way Package which includes: citizens' concerns about 2 nites lodging, 2 lavis h " a ll you can ea t" Buffet Breakfasts & a 5 course you WHEEZE? foster care in the common Lohster or Baked Stuffed Shrimp ur Prime Rih Dinner with a canife of wine served in our beautiful Gazebo Garden Room. Dips and cheese, hot wealth. He has filed legisla and cold hors d'oeuvres a nd C ape Cod 's hest C hili ser ved earl}' evenings We arc paying for people with as thma lo tion, as part of the House in o ur Lo unge, FREE, of l·ourse! Our :\1ain St. setting lets you walk tu committee, aimed at clari sho ps, res taur:rnts, & night cluhs. parti cipate in research studies on new Sun.-Thurs. fr.L.:Sll1 preventive lrcalme nls of a sthma. fying the rules regarding the Regency Jacuzzi Whirlpool Bath Suite $ 107. $189. removal of a child from his Roya l Jacuzzi W hi r lpool Bath Suite $ 92. $169. V. I.P. J acuzzi W hir lpool Bath Room $ 82 . $139. home as well as the reunion 735-2676 of that child with his par SPRING SEASON SPECIAL - Arrive m1d·week for any 2 night Cuddle & Bubble"'Package Plan and choose either a 3rd night" FREE OR A FREE ents. additional d inner on your 2nd night. • Beth Isreal Hostpital ~ ~ ' "This legislation, which You·11 ., our new REGENCY SUITES which feature a King Sized Canopied '<:::i • Asthnia Research Center has been reported favorabl y Bed, a tremendous 48 x 72 Jacuzzi. an inv1goraung shower for 2 with Twin out of the Human Services Pulsating Massagers, a huge 25- Color TV with remote control and AM/FM Clock Radio. a private Make-up Table for milady with a Hair Dryer, 3 Committee and into the Telephones, a Bar with Refrigerator and all the Bubbles you can Cuddlel Ways and Means Commit ALL Cuddle & Bubble•Packages always include a Welcome Fruit Basket, tee, would streamline the Snacks, a Bottle of Champa ne and a Red Rose tor her Plus FREE GIFTS. care and protection process It.ates