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Group picture at the annual FOCCP Independence Day celebration (Continued on Page 3)

News Briefs July 4th on the Esplanade by Sal Giarratani

What’s with Dennis Rodman? I didn’t like him when he was playing in the NBA and I like him even less now. Recently, he took a trip to North Korea to see Kim Jong-un. A friend of mine said he was watching TV when Rodman returned home and spoke to reporters. My friend wanted to know if he became brain-dead on the trip. I told him, Rodman came home pretty much the same as he left. NYT Not Optimistic for Dems in 2018 Recently, the NY Times, reporting on the Democrats’ chances in the 2018 elections, stated, “The problem is they’re going uphill, even if the wind is strongly at their backs.” Scarface the Songwriter Artifacts connected to mobster Al Capone, includ- ing a song penned by Capone while he served time at Alcatraz, were auctioned off last month. His composition includes the following ditty, “You thrill and fi ll this heart of mine/with gladness like a soothing symphony/over the air you gently fl oat/ and in my soul you strike a note.” Too bad he never went into the songwriting busi- ness, but I do wonder how he would have taken criti- cism, huh? (Continued on Page 9)

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Res Publica by David Trumbull

Made in U.S.A. NERO When we buy products made in America, we help to create Nero was 17 years old when or maintain American jobs and the death of Claudius was made we have the assurance that the public and he was hailed as products we use were made emperor on the steps of the under stringent health, safe- palace. He gave Claudius a ly, and environmental regu- magnifi cent funeral, eulogized lations. To many of us, those and deified him. He declared words “Made in U.S.A.” are an that he would rule according important assurance of quality to the principles of Augustus and commitment to American and immediately abandoned all greatness. That’s why it is so oppressive sources of revenue, important that when a product reduced certain rewards paid is labeled “Made in U.S.A.” that to informers, gave money to the claim be true. included a $220,000 fi nancial the general public, granted an For most products, unless remedy, required changes in annual salary to senators of lim- they are automobiles or items how the company advertises ited means, and gave free grain made from textile or wool, its products. The order prohib- to the praetorian guard. there is no law requiring man- ited the company from making Nero gave many spectacular ufacturers and marketers to unqualifi ed “Made in U.S.A.” shows in the arena, and was make a “Made in USA” claim. claims for any product unless the fi rst in Rome to establish a But if a business chooses to it can show that fi nal assembly quinquennial contest (every fi ve make the claim, the Federal or processing — and all signifi - years) in three parts: gymnas- Trade Commission’s Made in cant processing — takes place tics, music, and horseracing. USA standard applies. Made in in the United States, and that This contest was given the name USA means that “all or virtu- all or virtually all ingredients of “Neronia.” Nero shaved his ally all” the product has been or components are made and fi rst beard during an intermis- made in America. That is, all sourced in the U.S. sion in one of these gymnastic signifi cant parts, process- Complying with the FTC contests while at the same time ing, and labor that go into the rules can be complex and some young bulls were sacrifi ced product must be of U.S. origin. some manufacturers run afoul for the occasion. His shorn hairs Products should not contain of the rules through ignorance, were put in a golden box along any — or should contain only not the intent to deceive. I with some expensive pearls and negligible — foreign content. am pleased to announce that the whole affair was dedicated The FTC takes seriously its my company, Agathon Asso- to a god. mandate to protect consum- ciates, has launched a new Whenever he was required to ers from fraudulent “Made in “Made in U.S.A. Certifi cation” Agrippina crowns her young son Nero with a laurel wreath. sit in judgment at court pro- U.S.A.” claims. For example, in service. Manufacturers desir- The scene refers to Nero’s accession as emperor in 54 AD and ceedings, he was always reluc- 2016, the FTC sued a Georgia- ing to make a Made in U.S.A. is dated before 59 AD when Nero had Agrippina murdered. tant to render any decision on based manufacturer of fast- claim can have me evaluate any matter on the same day. acting glues. The FTC alleged their manufacturing process Nero Claudius Caesar Drusus his horoscope, and even his own Instead of continuous plead- that a signifi cant proportion and certify that under the Germanicus, emperor of Rome father, Domitius, said, “Only ings by members of opposing of the costs of the chemical FTC rules they can hon- from 54 to 68 A.D., earned in that which is abominable and sides, he required each point inputs to the glues was attrib- estly say “Proudly Made in his short life (he died at the harmful to the public could be to be presented separately and utable to imported chemicals. the U.S.A.” For more informa- age of 31) a richly deserved born of Agrippina and myself.” argued by the parties in turn The company settled out of tion, contact me at david@ reputation as one of the most At the age of three, he lost his before proceeding to the next court. The settlement, which agathonassociates.com. cruel, depraved, and despotic father and became heir to a third one. He never discussed matters emperors that ever ruled Rome. of his estate, but was cheated with his advisors in a group, but He degenerated from the good out of a good portion of it. After instead required separate writ- qualities of his ancestors while Claudius became emperor, Nero ten opinions, and it was from at the same time he reproduced not only recovered his full inheri- these opinions that he formed the vices of each of them, as if tance but also received another his decision. Saint Abban transmitted to him by natural inheritance from his stepfather. He enacted many building by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari inheritance. When he was 11 years old, Nero reforms which appeared to be He was born at Antium, was adopted by Claudius, and in the best interest of the pub- Abban was an Irish mission- nine months after the death later, at his formal introduction lic. One such reform required ary living in the sixth century. of Tiberius, on December 15, to the people, Nero gave them houses and apartments to have An Irish prince, Abban was the 37 A.D. Many people at once gifts and also gave money to the fl at-roofed porches in order to son of King Cormac of Leinster, made fearful predictions from soldiers. help in fighting fires. He set in the Diocese of Ferns, one of a limit to public expenditures a list of kings that ruled this (probably under the mandate district of Ireland from the Irish of proposition unus). Public Iron Age to the High Middle banquets were confined to a Ages. He is also recorded to mere distribution of food; cooked be the nephew of St. Ibar the meals were forbidden in tav- apostle of Wexford. It is also PINELLI’S erns; and he started infl icting possible that he is the brother FUNCTION FACILITY punishment on a particular or related to Saint Abigail, fea- class of people who were called tured in a previous column. 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OUR POLICY: To help preserve the ideals and sacred traditions of this our adopted country the United States of America: To revere its laws and inspire others to respect and obey them: To strive unceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty: In all ways to aid in making this country greater and better than we found it. Happy Birthday Friends of Christopher Columbus Park march in the Indendence Day celebration.

The Friends of Christopher Columbus Park America (FOCCP) continued their tradition of celebrating Independence Day with a family-friendly, free day of events. Ann Babbitt, chair of the event and FOCCP vice president said, “This is a par- ticularly exciting event because it coincides with Boston HarborFest’s activities.” Boston Harbor- fest is the nation’s long-running Independence Day festival featuring family-friendly activities on the waterfront through July 4th. The free cel- ebration started with the fun “Kids Parade” led by a U.S. Navy Color Guard and Uncle Sam on stilts. FOCCP also thanked its sponsors for this event: NorthEndBoston.com, Sanibel Electri- cal Corporation, CL Waterfront Properties LLC, Joe’s American Bar & Grill, Marriott Long Wharf and Tia’s Restaurant. “We also thank our mem- bers whose yearly contributions help fund this and many other events in the Park.” Friends of Christopher Columbus Park at Boston Harborfest

Frank, the “Macaroon Guy” was at The Elite Donut in Day Square, East Boston, recently. He’s a U.S. Coast Guard veteran and was checking out the Fourth of July window display. (Photo by Sal Giarratani) Photo Submission Guidelines Photos submitted for publication should have a minimum resolution of 150 dpi (or ppi), 300 dpi for best results. Photos taken with camera phones are typically only 72 dpi and will be too grainy to print. If taking photos for a submission, please use a digital camera. If supply- ing existing photos, please submit a high-quality print for scanning. Uncle Sam on stilts!

Independence Day parade at Christopher Columbus Park led by the U.S. Navy Color Guard

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It means vacations and refreshing dips in the pool, Stupid Rhetoric bright sunshine and warm weather, licks of an ice cream Will Kill Real Healthcare Reform cone and golden twilight hours “#AHCA will devastate Americans’ healthcare. People will die.” that last long into the night. — U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren However, summer also intro- duces days of great humidity, While our elected offi cials in Real healthcare reform that when the air feels like a thick Washington, DC, continue to offers good access, good care, and damp blanket enveloping play politics with real health- and affordable costs can’t be the earth, when you sit in front care reform, real Americans done by politicians. We need of any fan you can fi nd in hope continue to be amazed by the our elected offi cials working of some relief. I actually like complete lack of leadership together with our health care humid days, for they remind me and cooperation from all sides professionals. Here’s what I that summer is really and truly in what is one of our nation’s know. Premiums are going here and differentiate the sea- biggest issues to be solved. up. Deductibles are going up. son from all others. Neverthe- Partisan name-calling makes Health care costs are skyrock- less, too much stifl ing weather both Democrats and Republi- eting pitting hospital against can really wreak havoc! Dur- cans equally to blame for the insurers with all of us squeezed massive roadblock created up the middle. This is not a good ing periods of high humidity, thus the growth of crops and il colpo d’aria, or “hit of air” — on Capitol Hill. system. A better one is needed I like to stay in an air-condi- vegetation. The Romans, how- the belief that a blast of air to Who is to blame? Look into but few if any of our elected tioned space and enjoy ice-cold ever, perceived Sirius as a mali- your neck or throat can cause the mirror folks, that’s who is to offi cials seem to give a damn glasses of water or lemonade, cious and dangerous star. They a wide number of maladies. I blame. As Pogo once said, “We about us. basking in summer relaxation. believed that its brightness also found out that many Ital- have met the enemy and he is Finally — and this is a big fi - While I, like many others, take combined with that of the sun, ians dislike putting ice in their us.” Why do we allow politicians nally — there’s Medicaid expan- the humidity in stride as part caused the heat to rise in the drinks for fear of indigestion. in Washington to endlessly play sion. The Democrats want more of the season, in olden days summer! Many superstitions These cautions, by the way, are the blame game? Republicans Medicaid and Republicans the hot days of summer were have since attached themselves not unique to Italy, but preva- blame everything on obstinate want to trim back the growth of considered downright danger- to the dog days, or dies canicu- lent in other European coun- Democrats out to kill anything this safety net before we need ous. In Italy and other places lares as the Romans called tries as well. Though the lack the GOP comes up with. Demo- a safety net for the safety net. across Europe and the world, them. Supposedly, illnesses run of air conditioning and ice took crats say the Republicans want How many people know that a host of superstitions have rampant and snakes are more some getting used to, I eventu- to kill old people and children. more Americans are now on attached themselves to the dog likely to bite during the dog ally found out that Italians have Compromise in this environ- Medicaid than Medicare? Al- days of summer. These fasci- days. Thanks to modern sci- other great ways of cooling off in ment can’t work. most one in four Americans are nating bits of folklore remind ence, we know this is not true, the summer. Nearly every time Wouldn’t it be super if both now in the Medicaid Program. us that days spent under a but it is easy to see why these I visited a family member, they Senate Majority Leader Mitch That is not what President Lyn- scorching sun have both vexed days acquired such a nefarious had a fresh melone, or melon, McConnell and Senate Demo- don B. Johnson, Vice President and intrigued our ancestors for reputation. In modern times, waiting on their table. Juicy crat Leader Chuck Schumer Hubert Humphrey, or U.S. Sen. generations. we can turn on the air condi- and refreshing cantaloupes, could put down their partisan Bobby Kennedy envisioned for I was reminded of the dog tioner or jump in a pool when watermelons, and honeydews foolishness and fi gure out how America’s future. days on a morning when every it is too hot. In ancient times, form a staple of Italian summer to give Americans the health- Today we have many Demo- dog in my neighborhood sud- people had no such luxuries, eating, the perfect fi nale to a care they need? crats who think Medicaid denly got the urge to bark and and indeed spent the summer muggy day. Italians also enjoy The most recent version of is something for America to howl simultaneously. Besides haying under the hot sun. That strolling outside in the fresh air the GOP healthcare reform be proud of and, unbeliev- the fact that dogs and other must not have been a pleasant during the evening, when the seems doomed as a number ably, there are many Repub- animals feel the summer heat experience! heat of the day has lessened. of Republican senators either licans out there who think as much as humans do (which The dog days supposedly These walks are called passeg- think the bill is too liberal or likewise. is why you should take pre- last from July 3rd to August giate, and they provide Italians too weak. McConnell can’t get If our elected offi cials are cautions to keep your pet cool 11th. When I visited Italy ten with the opportunity to chat the 51 votes he needs from this stubborn and can’t legis- and comfortable during the years ago, it was during the with family and friends while this crowd of naysayers. Mean- late, perhaps it is time for all summer), why the canine asso- height of the “dog days,” and enjoying a gelato and exploring while, the Democrats will not of us to send new voices tom ciation with the hottest days of I received a big culture shock. the city or town. This is a won- vote for anything the Republi- Washington who will repre- the year? The term “dog days” Here in the United States, I was derful tradition that America cans come up with because it sent what we truly need and derives from the fact that in used to popping inside an air- should adopt, especially in the would be viewed as a GOP vic- desire. I am tired of hypocrites ancient times, during the sum- conditioned store or restaurant summer, when we could all use tory. I thought we sent folks to who love to hear themselves mer, the star Sirius rose about when walking outside in the some relaxation and time in the Washington to represent our talk, look for that great photo the same time as the sun. Since sweltering heat got to be too outdoors! interests, but do we really? op, or love seeing some great Sirius is the brightest star in much. In Italy, air conditioning I believe that the “dog days” It seems no one on Capitol sound bite of theirs in the the constellation Canis Major, was practically non-existent. serve as a wake-up call to relax. Hill sees any urgency to do media. which means “large dog,” the In fact, it was so rare, that The humid, stagnant air and something before Obamacare While many talk about the Romans represented the star whenever a store did have an high heat is nature’s way of tell- implodes by its own weight of “Fake New Media,” the real as a canine — something any air conditioner or fan blasting ing us that we can use the time entitlements. fake news story is our elected Harry Potter fan can tell you! inside, they advertised outside to recharge and take it easy. We have a real healthcare representatives up on Capi- For the ancient Egyptians, the on colorful posters hung from Too often, our busy schedules crisis in this country. What tol Hill in both the House and rise of Sirius was viewed as a their windows. Perhaps this and hectic modern lives keep us President Obama launched Senate who seem to be just sign of relief, since it heralded reluctance to use air condition- from taking time for ourselves, hasn’t really worked out that ignoring their responsibilities. the fl ooding of the Nile River and ing is due to the Italian fear of even in the midst of summer. well. Most of the promises Our founding fathers must Whether we set apart a few failed to materialize. Remem- be rolling over in their graves minutes to enjoy a cool glass of ber the promise about keeping at this bunch of characters. Is lemonade (with ice, of course!) your own health plan, keeping this what the American Revo- NORTH END or take a cue from the Italians your own doctor? How’s that lution was all about? I think and spend summer evenings working for you? not! basking in the fresh air and PRINTING company of family, these small indulgences will reenergize us 5 PRINCE STREET • NORTH END • BOSTON, MA 02113 and our enjoyment of the sea- son. When it is too humid to go Richard Settipane Owned and operated by Pamela Donnaruma, Publisher, Post-Gazette outside — and we should all be mindful of risks like heatstroke and heart problems during Insurance Services Quality Printing especially hot days — relax Public Insurance Adjuster inside, taking a bite out of a for all your juicy melon and watching your Since 1969 favorite movie. For summer is Commercial and Personal Needs too beautiful a time of the year FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS to ignore, no matter how muggy AUTO • HOMEOWNERS • TENANTS Stationery • Business Cards • Menus • Flyers the “dog days” get! 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State Senator Joe Boncore with his family including his mother and grandmother in celebration of his 35th Birthday at the Hilton Gardens

NEMPAC’s Annual Summer Concert Series NEMPAC is thrilled to be offering its annual Summer Concert Series on the Prado this July, featuring professional live music each Thursday night from 6:00-7:30 pm! Each concert is free and open to the public, and will have a kid’s craft table from 5:30-7:30 pm on both July 6th and July 13th. A special NEMPAC student feature will run each week from 5:30-6:00 pm. Bring the whole family to enjoy these fun outdoor concerts with the North End/Waterfront community! State Senator Joe Boncore and State July 6th – Scanzonati, Contemporary Italian Jazz Musicians Lydia Edwards, candidate for Boston City Representative Adrian Madaro at a fundraiser July 13th – NEMPAC Community Night, Spotlight on Local Talent Council who was recently endorsed by Senator held recently at the Hilton Gardens for 6:00-6:45 pm – Hilary Noble Jazz Duo Boncore, received a warm welcome among Senator Boncore. A Birthday cake was served 6:45-7:30 pm – Dirty Water Brass Band Boncore supporters. honoring Senator Boncore’s 35th Birthday. July 20th – REVMA, Authentic Greek Roots Music July 27th – Caio Afi une, Brazilian Ensemble Learn more and see artist bios at http://www.nempacboston. Showcase Cinemas Presents org/performance-season/summer-series. Bookworm Wednesdays! BCYF Fun Stops Return Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) is pleased to bring Every Wednesday from July 5th to July 26th, 10:00 am: Legacy Place, Patriot Place th back the annual “BCYF Fun Stops” offering free, daily, drop-in select Showcase Cinemas will present Bookworm July 5 : Ice Age: Collision Course (Rated PG) th th activities at fi ve locations in Boston through August 18 . Wednesdays, a rewarding program designed to July 12 : Goosebumps (Rated PG) Children ages 8-14 are welcome to stop in and enjoy a variety of encourage summer reading. Kids who bring a book July 19th: The Peanuts Movie (Rated G) th structured activities, including board games, sports, and arts and report (downloadable on Showcase’s website and July 26 : Hotel Transylvania 2 (Rated PG) crafts from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm* each weekday. No pre-regis- available at participating box offi ces) to a select For a full list of locations, visit https:// tration is required, however, parents must fi ll out a brief waiver family fi lm each Wednesday in July will receive www.showcasecinemas.com/programs/ form that contains the necessary emergency contact information free admission! Adults and children under the age kids-andfamilies/bookwormwed and allows the child to swim during scheduled times at the Fun of six who accompany a qualifying participant will Bring your book report!* No purchase necessary. Stop pool locations. Each Fun Stop is open on a fi rst-come, fi rst- also receive free admission. Children who wish to For more information and to download the book serve basis and is limited to 50 children per day. Many of the Fun participate but are not yet reading on their own report, visit https://www.showcasecinemas.com/ Stops are able to provide lunch through the Summer Food Service are encouraged to draw a picture about a story programs/kids-and-families/bookwormwed Program, but please confi rm with the site. Fun Stops begin on July an adult has recently read to them. *Children under six and adults who accompany 10th and will continue through Friday, August 18th. The schedule for various locations is as follows. a participant receive free admittance to the Book- The Fun Stops are hosted in parks or open spaces adjacent to 9:00 am: Lowell, North Attleboro, Randolph, worm Wednesday’s movie and do not need to or near a BCYF community center. For more about the Fun Stops, Revere, Woburn submit a book report. contact the host community center or visit Boston.Gov/BCYF. BCYF Blackstone Community Center, 50 West Brookline Street, South End, 617-635-5162; BCYF Clougherty Pool at Doherty Park, Bunker Hill Street, Charlestown, 617-635-5174; BCYF Mildred Avenue Community Center, 5 Mildred Avenue, Mattapan, 617-635- 1328; BCYF Leahy-Holloran Community Center @ Garvey Park (*operates from 2:00-8:00 pm), Neponset Avenue, Dorchester, 617-635-5150; BCYF Paris Street Pool, 113 Paris Street, East Boston, JULY 7 617-635-5125/x 1410. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum • Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center Amelia Park Children’s Museum • Falmouth Museums on the Green Pilgrim Hall Museum • Children’s Museum in Easton The Hall at Patriot Place • New England Historic Genealogical Society Ventfort Hall Mansion and Gilded Age Museum JULY 14 Edward M. Kennedy Institute • The Metropolitan Waterworks Museum Harvard Museums of Science & Culture • Larz Anderson Auto Museum Provincetown Art Association and Museum • Edward Gorey House Museum of Russian Icons • Cape Ann Museum For more information please visit www.highlandstreet.org or call 617-969-8900 PAGE 6 POST-GAZETTE, JULY 7, 2017 2017 NORTH END Freeway FESTIVAL DIRECTORY Sponsored by Says ... Due to his increasing popularity and several suggestions from readers (and after much negotiating on our part with his huge salary demands), our friend Freeway has consented to try to answer read- ers’ questions concerning him or any of our little four-legged friends. You can email your questions to [email protected] to the attention of Freeway. Don’t forget folks, Freeway is not a vet, so please “Bella Vista” keep the questions light-hearted! Thanks. 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If you are going to be out for a long /#&100#FGN51%%1451 August 17, 18, 19, 20 period of time, freeze a bottle North, Fleet & Lewis Streets (Fisherman’s Feast ) of water or bring ice cubes in a Sunday Procession 1 pm Tupperware container so that system. Always rinse your dog during the summer, as they can you will have cold water when with clean water after swim- trap heat. ST. LUCY August 24 you reach your destination. ming and never let him drink There are various products Feast & Procession - Be aware that asphalt and water from these sources. that can keep pets cool, such sand can quickly get hot enough Know the signs of heat ex- as fans that clip onto crates Thacher, Endicott & N. Margin Streets 5 pm to burn the pads of dogs’ paws, haustion: There are many fac- and mats with cooling crystals ST. 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THANKSGIVING NOVENA THANKSGIVINGTO ST. NOVENA JUDE TO ST. JUDE O Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Martyr, great in Thirsty? virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need,  to you I have recorse from the depths of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition. In Hungry? return, I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked. %RVWRQLDQFRQVWUXFWLRQVHUYLFHVFRP Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and Glorias. Publication must be promised. St. Be sure to experience the tradition Jude pray for us all who invoke your aid. /LFHQVHG ,QVXUHG Amen. This novena has never been known to fail. I have had my request granted. (This of these fi ne establishments. Novena should be said on nine consecutive %RVWRQLDQFRQVWUXFWLRQ6HUYLFHV#JPDLOFRP days.) S.D.L/N POST-GAZETTE, JULY 7, 2017 PAGE 7 PETER S. LYNCH Receives Norman B. Leventhal Explorer Medal, Gala Raises Nearly $1.5M for Educati on Initi ati ves The Explorer Medal was enable two teachers annually the Suffolk Cares Charitable conferred by Mayor Martin J. to use the Leventhal Map Cen- Foundation, the Sherry and Walsh on Peter S. Lynch at ter’s collection and resources Alan Leventhal Family Foun- the Norman B. Leventhal Map to create curriculum materi- dation, Ron O’Hanley and Center’s Gala. The award rec- als and develop their teaching the O’Hanley Family, and Joe ognizes pioneering work that skills. Present at the gala event Tucci. The Vice Chairs of the demonstrates innovative and were the inaugural Carolyn A. event were Beacon Capital original thought and con- Lynch Teacher Fellows: The- Partners, Fidelity Investments, tributes to the betterment of resa Garcia de Guevedo from and State Street. John Fish is humankind. The gala raised the Mildred Avenue School in Chairman and Chief Executive nearly $1.5 million to sup- Mattapan, and Donald “Max” Offi cer of Suffolk Construction port the educational programs McCullough from the City on a Company. Alan Leventhal is of the Map Center, which Hill school in Roxbury. Chairman and Chief Execu- use maps as a tool to inspire The event was the fi rst seated tive Offi cer of Beacon Capi- curiosity and learning among dinner in the newly renovated tal Partners and Vice Chair schoolchildren, teachers, and Johnson building of the Bos- of the Board of the Leventhal the public of all ages. ton Public Library’s Central Map Center. Ron O’Hanley is

Mayor Marty Walsh with Janice and Bill McCall

Cardinal Sean O’Malley Honoree Peter Lynch, Map Center President Connie Chin, and Co-chairs Alan Leventhal and Ron O’Hanley

Map Center Director of Education Michelle LeBlanc Jeremy and Carolyn Leventhal with Stephanie Sharpe and and Bill Fowler Evan Leventhal The Carolyn A. Lynch Teacher Board member Alex Krieger Fellows Max McCullough and and BPL President David President and Chief Executive Theresa Garcia de Guevedo Leonard Offi cer at State Street Global Advisors, Vice Chairman of The Explorer Medal is pre- State Street Corporation, and sented to a uniquely gifted a member of the Board of and dynamic individual who Directors of the Leventhal Map has made signifi cant contribu- Center. Joe Tucci is the for- tions to his or her fi eld. It rec- mer Chairman of the Board ognizes a spirit of individual of Directors, President and enterprise, and the individu- Chief Executive Offi cer of EMC al’s work breaking the barriers Corporation. of knowledge representing the Peter Lynch is President of best of our cultural and his- the Lynch Foundation and Vice torical knowledge. This award Chairman of Fidelity Manage- has only been presented to two Lionel Fortin and Co-chair ment & Research Company. individuals before this event; Sherry Leventhal Under his 13 years of man- agement of the Magellan Fund to documentary fi lmmaker Ken Map Center Board Chair Robert Melzer, Sidney and Geoffrey at Fidelity, an investment of Burns in 2010, and to former Library in Copley Square and Kenyon Mayor Thomas M. Menino in was centered on the theme of $1,000 in 1977 became worth 2013. “The Power of Maps to Educate $28,000 in 1990 and thereby royalties from his books are dren of all faiths and eth- In addition to recognizing and Inspire.” Guests included helped several million Ameri- donated to charity. nicities in inner-city Catholic Peter Lynch for his lifetime Mayor Martin J. Walsh, who can families. Lynch is the Prior to joining Fidelity, he schools. Serving on the Boston achievements and philan- conferred the Award, Cardi- bestselling author of One Up served as a Lieutenant in the Archdiocesan fi nance commit- thropic work, the Leventhal nal Sean O’Malley, who gave on Wall Street and Beating U.S. Army, received his Bach- tee for over 30 years, Lynch is a Map Center will establish a the Invocation, Boston Pub- the Street, and co-author of elor of Science from Boston founding member of his parish permanent endowment named lic Schools Superintendent Learn to Earn. All profi ts and College, and an MBA from the fi nance council in Marblehead. for Peter Lynch’s late wife Car- Tommy Chang, former Boston Wharton School of Business. A recipient of multiple civic olyn with a portion of the pro- Public Schools Superintendent Based on their deep belief that awards and 15 honorary de- ceeds from the event. The Car- and interim principal of Bos- philanthropy is an integral part grees, Lynch was elected a olyn A. Lynch Fellowships will ton Latin School and Leven- of family life and that engage- fellow of the American Acad- thal Map Center board mem- ment in good work is essential, emy of Arts and Sciences and ber Michael Contompasis, and Peter and his late wife Carolyn inducted into the Greater Boston Public Library Presi- established The Lynch Foun- Boston Chamber of Com- dent David Leonard. dation. Together the Founda- merce’s Academy of Distin- Honorary Chairs were Car- tion and the Lynch family have guished Bostonians. He was dinal Sean O’Malley, Senator donated over $175 million to honored with the ADL Abra- Edward J. Markey, Senator nonprofi t organizations that ham Joshua Heschel Interfaith Elizabeth Warren, Representa- range from well-established Relations Award and was the tive Michael E. Capuano, Rep- institutions to innovative and fi rst layperson to receive the resentative Joe Kennedy III, promising start-ups. award. Appointed a Knight of Mayor Martin J. Walsh, and For the last 27 years, Lynch Malta, he was also awarded the David Leonard, President of has served as Chairman of the Order of St. Gregory the Great, the Boston Public Library. Alex and Lianne Leventhal Inner-City Scholarship Fund, the highest papal honor con- The Co-Chairs of the event raising over $150 million for ferred by the Catholic Church David and Nancy Colella were Cyndy and John Fish of (Photos by Roger Farrington) scholarships supporting chil- on a layperson. PAGE 8 POST-GAZETTE, JULY 7, 2017

The time has come, the walrus said, TO TALK OF MANY THINGS of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings by Sal Giarratani FRANKLIN PARK comfortable with drivers using War II Army veteran was the HEE HAW: PFFT! YOU WAS GONE (2-DVD) SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Bluetooth either. They are just guest of honor at a Flag Day Time-Life Cambridge College will be as distracted from the road ceremony and dedication held From 1969 to 1992, the whole family could gather around the hosting this year’s free Sum- as drivers using hand-held at the National Grid mainte- TV set and enjoy the laughter and songs of the wildly talented Hee mer Concert Series at Frank- phones. But we need to start nance yard in Braintree. Haw cast. This hilarious 2-disc set features four of the best vintage lin Park every Tuesday start- somewhere and this is a good Pasquale is well known for episodes from 1969 to1973. Kick back and join hosts Roy Clark ing at 6:00 pm from July 11th place to begin to make our his work with the DAV and vet- and Buck Owens and the Kornfi eld Kounty gang for a-pickin’ and through August 15th. roads safer for all. eran affairs. He helped raise a-grinnin’! Enjoy the classic “Pfft! You Was Gone!” sketches with I hear Keisha and KJ from MADARO the fl ag at a new fl agpole dedi- Archie Campbell and Gordie Tapp, slap a knee over Grandpa Jones 97.7F.M Radio will be there HAS GREAT FUNDRAISER cated in memory of Christo- in “Hey Grandpa! What’s for Supper?,” plus belly laugh at the jokes, every Tuesday on stage. First Over 200 people turned out pher J. Orlando, a Hingham and the bushel of yuks in “Archie’s Barbershop,” the twisted soap group to lead of concert series at Spinelli’s in Day Square native and U.S. Marine who opera,“The Culhanes of Kornfi eld Kounty,” and sketches featuring is Richie Rich, a local R&B recently for Rep. Adrian Mada- died on January 14, 2016, off stars Minnie Pearl, Grandpa Jones, and Junior Samples. band with a great sound. I ro’s annual East Boston fund- the Hawaiian Islands. He was RETURN TO MAYBERRY (DVD) saw them about 4-5 years ago raiser. He was introduced by a fl ight crew chief. He and 11 CBS DVD + Paramount down in North Attleboro at a City Councilor Sal LaMattina, other Marines were killed that The stars of America’s most beloved sitcom are back in this fea- restaurant/dance club no lon- who praised Madaro for all day when two Marine helicop- ture-length reunion! After turning in his sheriff’s badge to become a ger with us. his hard work for East Bos- ters crashed during a training postal inspector in Cleveland, Andy Taylor (Andy Griffi th) returns to I went to hear them with ton. Madaro thanked everyone mission. Chris’ father Richard Mayberry for the birth of his fi rst grandchild. But when his former Blue, a renowned entertain- there for their strong support is employed by National Grid. Deputy Barney Fife’s (Don Knotts) campaign for sheriff is derailed, ment producer who only needs and friendship. Thank you to National Grid Andy must once again solve the town’s problems with his trademark one name. He heard about RACE IN DISTRICT 2 and Lou for always remember- good humor and charm. the group and wanted to hear HEATING UP ing our fallen heroes. TABLE 19 (Blu-ray) them in person. He liked them. The frontrunners are Eddie WHAT DID THE METRO 20th Century Fox Home I liked them, too. They had Flynn from Southie and CALL DORCHESTER? Academy Award nominee Anna Kendrick leads a hilarious ensem- the look, the feel, and the Michael Kelley from Bay Vil- Recently read a new story ble cast — including Lisa Kudrow, Stephen Merchant and Craig sound. They should be a good lage. Both candidates have about Boston 2030 in the Robinson — in this laugh-out-loud tale of mischief and matrimony. opening act for the summer been doing well at fundraising Metro newspaper, a free but Relieved of her maid of honor duties after being dumped by the best concerts. and both have lined up impres- sometimes equally useless man, Eloise (Kendrick) decides to attend her oldest friend’s wedding CAPUANO GETS FOE sive numbers of endorsements rag. The newspaper referred to anyway and fi nds herself seated among random strangers in the ON HIS LEFT from elected offi cials. Dorchester as “hardscrabble.” back of the ballroom. As secrets are revealed, Eloise bonds with her Only in this District and Voter turnout will be all Dorchester is still Boston’s new tablemates and discovers that friendships, and even romance, Cambridge, could U.S. Rep. important. The best ground largest neighborhood and has can develop under the most unlikely circumstances. Michael Capuano come out game wins this race. seen many good things hap- CHAPTER & VERSE (DVD) looking and sounding like a CONGRATS TO GUIDO pening lately, none of which Anchor Bay Ent. moderate. He has to be one Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo would lead anyone to think of Upon his return from serving eight years in prison, reformed gang of the most liberal folks up on has announced that Captain this community as “hardscrab- leader S. Lance Ingram struggles to adapt to a changed Harlem. Capitol Hill, but he most likely James Guido will be Revere’s ble.” Don’t exactly know what Lance lives under the tough supervision of a parole offi cer in a will be facing a Cambridge City interim Police Chief as of that term means, but it really halfway house. Unable to fi nd a job with the computer tech train- Councilor who is the state’s July 1st. doesn’t sound positive to me. ing he received in prison, Lance is forced to take a deliveryman highest-profi le Muslim elected MURPHY SUMMER How about you? job in a food pantry. It is then that he meets and is befriended by offi cial and further to the left GATHERING A SUCCESS NEW COMMANDER FOR Ms. Maddy, a 60-year-old strong and spirited grandmother. Lance than he is. Only in Cambridge Suffolk County Register SOUTHIE VET GROUP assumes responsibility for the wellbeing of Ms. Maddy’s 15-year-old U.S.A. could this happen. of Deeds Stephen Murphy The South Boston Allied grandson Ty — a promising student and artist who has become CURBING DISTRACTED recently held a packed gath- Veterans War Council, which involved in a dangerous Harlem street gang. Lance tries to make DRIVERS ering at Florian Hall over in runs Southie’s St. Patrick’s peace with G-Rod, the charismatic gang leader, and makes a deal The Massachusetts State Dorchester to celebrate the Day parade, has elected a new to let Ty walk away. Lance decides to sacrifi ce his “second chance” Senate recently passed a bill arrival of summer. The hall commander and it could be at freedom so that Ty can have a “fi rst chance” at better life. that allows driver to talk on only was packed with folks from the dawn of a new era when it STEPHEN KING’S TRIPLE FEATURE (5-DVD) hands-free cell phones such as all over the county. It was a comes to the annual contro- CBS DVD + Paramount Bluetooth. The bill would also great party and everyone had versy over gays marching in Three acclaimed television mini-series from the master of horror ban the use of social media a wonderful time mingling the parade. are included in Stephen King’s Triple Feature. The Stand (1994) and not allow drivers to type with folks from all over Suffolk Dave Falvey, 34, of South stars Gary Sinise, Molly Ringwald and Laura San Giacomo. In information into a GPS while County. Boston was elected to head the King’s epic vision of an apocalyptic future, the few survivors of a driving. Is anyone that stupid QUINCY NATIVE GUEST OF veteran’s council. plague-ravaged world must choose sides in a battle of good versus to do this? The voice on the HONOR IN BRAINTREE He said he hopes that annual evil that will decide the fate of humanity. The Langoliers (1995) GPS should be yelling, “Stop Everyone in Dorchester controversy is now in the past. stars Patricia Wettig and Dean Stockwell in the Emmy-nominated typing into me while driving, knows Lou Pasquale from the Good news for everyone. Time mini-series. On a red-eye fl ight across the country, a small group of you stupid (blank).” shuttered Freeport Tavern, the to leave the past in the past passengers awaken mid-journey to discover that they have slipped Fourteen states already have Old Colony House, and the and get back to just making through a hole in the universe. Golden Years (1991) stars Keith similar laws on the books. Boston Bowladrome. Recently the annual parade the best Szarabajka and Felicity Huffman. After an explosion in a secret Smart move, but I am not this Quincy native and World parade ever! government lab exposes an elderly man to mysterious chemicals, he starts to grow younger every day. THE WEDDING PARTY (DVD) Candy Factory Films th When chaos ensues at Paul and Margene’s wedding, Jim, a BCYF Girls Nights Start July 12 recently heartbroken groomsman, is tasked with managing the th reception. With help from his former high school sweetheart, Alex, Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) Wednesday, August 16 : Girls’ Skate Night he’s forced to wrangle his unruly friends to maintain order, all while invites Boston girls to Girls Nights, a series of at Chez Vous, 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Ages 6-18 nd learning to love again. Stakes rise and cakes fall throughout an free girls-only events. All activities are designed Tuesday, August 22 : Ice Cream Social at JP unforgettable evening of chaos in this romantic comedy. to bring girls together in a safe, non-competitive Licks, 4:00 – 6:00 pm. Ages 6-17 THE IRON IVAN (DVD) environment where they can be themselves, meet For further information on Girls Nights or to MVDvisual other girls their age, and engage with role models. register, please e-mail [email protected] Ivan Poddubny was a rare champion, having a professional career Girls Nights also connect girls with resources or call her at 617-635-4920 x2314. for over 40 years. This richly rendered biopic follows the incredible and opportunities while they enjoy a positive and Updates and changes to the schedule will be journey of an early 20th century wrestling phenomenon. Working fun experience with their peers. Last summer, posted on Boston.Gov/BCYF and twitter @BCY- as a common laborer, Ivan quickly became a local sensation at the over 1,000 girls participated in BCYF’s Girls FCenters. circus, and soon, with lover in hand, escaped a modest life to seek Nights. BCYF serves thousands of young people praise and accolades as a professional wrestler. It wasn’t long before The Girls Nights schedule is as follows: throughout the summer through day camps Russian politicians voted to have Ivan represent their country in Wednesday, July 12th: “Beauties and the and full day programs, teen-only and girls- the world championships, taking Ivan abroad to Paris and 1920s Beach” at BCYF Curley Community Center, only programs, sports and fi tness programs, the America. Through trials and tribulations, Ivan remained victorious 5:00 – 8:00 pm. All ages BCYF Streetworker Program and family-friendly for decades. An adventure of spirit, The Iron Ivan, will bring the past Saturday, July 15th: Girls’ Night at Franklin neighborhood block parties. Visit our website to to life with unforgettable characters and storytelling. Park Zoo, 4:00 – 7:00 pm. Ages 6-18 learn more. 3 GENERATIONS (Blu-ray) Wednesday, July 19th: Girls’ Rock Climbing, Anchor Bay Ent. Games and BBQ at BCYF Menno Community Boston Centers for Youth and Families The touching story of three generations of a family living under Center, 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Ages 6-18 Boston Centers for Youth & Families (BCYF) one roof in New York as they deal with the life-changing transforma- Tuesday, July 25th: Bowling at Boston Bowl, is the City of Boston’s largest youth and human tion of one that ultimately affects them all. Ray (Elle Fanning) is a 5:00 – 7:00 pm. Ages 6-18 service agency. BCYF operates 36 community teenager who has struggled with the body assigned to him at birth Friday, August 4th: Girls’ Summer Night centers in Boston that offer a variety of engaging and is determined to start transitioning. His single mother, Maggie at BCYF Quincy Community Center, 5:00 – and enriching programs for people of all ages (Naomi Watts), must track down Ray’s biological father (Tate Dono- 8:00 pm. Ages 10-17 created through community input and need. van) to het his legal consent to allow Ray’s transition. Dolly (Susan Tuesday, August 8th: Lip Sync Night and BBQ BCYF also oversees many citywide programs Sarandon), Ray’s lesbian grandmother, is having a hard time accept- at BCYF Perkins Community Center, 5:00 – 8:00 including the nationally recognized violence ing that she now has a grandson. They must each confront their pm. Ages 13-16 intervention and prevention Streetworker own identities and learn to embrace change and their strength as Saturday, August 12th: Girls’ Day at New Program and SuccessLink, the Mayor’s Summer a family in order to ultimately fi nd acceptance and understanding. England Aquarium, 11:00 am. Ages 6-17 Jobs Program. POST-GAZETTE, JULY 7, 2017 PAGE 9

• News Briefs (Continued from Page 1) On the Aisle Hollywood, Who Needs Them? how much news remaking old This crowd of self-impor- dolls makes to begin with. Are tant people just doesn’t get it. they going to remake G.I. Joe, THEATRE NOTES Nobody cares what they think. too? Is this real news or what? They get paid to act, so just act. New Book On Bobby Kennedy BY BOBBY FRANKLIN I recently watched Will Smith in I was a Bobby Kennedy Dem- Concussion, but almost didn’t ocrat back in the day when Vincent Pastore and Sally Struthers to Star in watch it because Alec Baldwin the Democratic Party hadn’t was the co-star. The other day, gone insane yet. Had he not Bullets Over Broadway Robert De Niro was on TV doing been assassinated back when a spot about Independence Day. I was 20 years old, who knows at the Ogunquit Playhouse He delivered a great script, but where America might have July 5th through July 29th when he ad-libs about Presi- gone? Would the Vietnam War dent Trump, he comes across have ended sooner and with far like such a faker. The same fewer deaths? is true of Meryl Streep and, of There is a new book out that course, Johnny Depp of “when should interest baby boomers was the last time a president like myself and even younger was assassinated” fame. generations of Americans like Every Big Shot in their own my daughter. It is called The mind in Hollywood thought Revolution of Robert Kennedy, they could help elect a Demo- written by John Bohrer and crat in the Georgia special elec- published by Bloomsbury. tion. What they did was elect There has not been as com- a Republican instead. Nobody plex a politician as Kennedy cares what they think. Don’t since. He was neither a liberal they get that yet? nor a conservative. He attracted Trump Celebrating folks to his campaign across the Bastille Day in Paris political spectrum because he President Trump has been was speaking to real issues that invited to Paris on July 14th were dividing us. He was trying to commemorate Bastille Day, to bring the nation together on which happened 228 years ago, eternal values that our founding and he will be there. President fathers understood. I remem- Trump and French President ber reading his own book that Emmanuel Macron will review came out when he announced a military parade marking the for president called To Seek a 100th anniversary of the entry Newer World. I still have that of the United States into World paperback and re-read it every War I. American and French so often to refresh my memory troops will march side by side. of how I felt back in my younger By the way, two years ago, days before I started becoming I found out that I am not only so cynical. Sicilian and Irish but, according Ditching Pelosi Should be to DNA testing, I am also French Easy, but it’s Not for Dems Vincent Pastore (Nick Valente) and Reed Campbell (Cheech) with ensemble. from the Bourbon Region in If I were advising Tony Perez, The Ogunquit Playhouse Two-time Emmy Award and off-Broadway in Important Hats southern France. Garlic-Gaelic chair of the Democratic National takes the audience on a hilari- Golden Globe Award-winner of the Twentieth Century at the and French dressing, too. Committee, I would tell him ous trip back to the Roaring Sally Struthers joins the cast Manhattan Theatre Club, in The Koch Brothers it is time to ditch House Minor- Twenties with their produc- as the dog-toting Eden Brent. Comedy of Errors at The Public Unhappy with GOP Bill ity Leady Nancy Pelosi, not tion of the musical adaptation She is probably best known for Theater’s Shakespeare in the Charles and David Koch are because she is 77, but because of Woody Allen and Douglas her role as Gloria in the ground- Park, and regionally as Judas unhappy with the GOP Health- she just doesn’t get what hap- McGrath’s madcap fi lm, Bul- breaking TV series All in the Iscariot in Stage 773’s The Last care Bill currently fl oating pened on November 8, 2016, lets Over Broadway, on stage Family. She has also starred in Days Of Judas Iscariot. On around looking like it is go- when President Trump beat the from July 5th through July the Fox television series 9 to 5 television, he’s starred as C.O. ing nowhere and fast. They presumed presidential winner 29th. Hailed by Time Magazine and her own CBS series, Gloria, Will Frank in Netfl ix’s hit series want full repeal and they want Hillary Clinton. as “Musical Theatre Gold!,” as well as recurring roles on Orange Is The New Black and on it now. I wonder how you The Democrats remain in Bullets Over Broadway is the the CBS comedy Still Standing NBC’s The Blacklist: Redemp- can repeal something with- denial and will keep getting side-splitting musical comedy and the CW network’s highly tion. He is the co-creator of out having something ready beaten up until they review about the making of a Broadway acclaimed Gilmore Girls. Ms. BROadway and Broadway to go immediately replacing it. where they are and what they show, fi lled with tap dancing Struthers joined the Gilmore Late Night on The Broadway Republicans had plenty of time need to do to get back into the gangsters, saucy showgirls, cast for Netfl ix’s new four movie Channel. while President Obama was in winning column again. colorful characters, and big limited revival, which premiered Reprising her role as Olive offi ce to fi gure out a replace- For starters, they need a laughs. A young playwright, in the fall of 2016, and recently Neal from the First National ment and didn’t come up with new face leading the party in who is in desperate need of guest starred in the acclaimed Tour of Bullets Over Broadway anything but the rush job they the U.S. House of Representa- fi nancial backing for his next IFC comedy series Maron. Sally is Jemma Jane. Her over- are pushing now, looking like tives, someone who saw what show, accepts an offer he can’t Struthers has performed many seas credits include Audrey in idiots. happened and has a workable refuse from a gangster looking roles at the Ogunquit Play- Little Shop of Horrors, Texas in I could care less about the agenda to get out of the funk to please his ditzy, talentless house, including the socialite Cabaret, and as the Narrator in Koch brothers or how unhappy they are in. girlfriend. Stage and screen star Evangeline Harcourt in last Joseph and the Amazing Tech- they are right now. I remain a registered Demo- Vincent Pastore is cast as the season’s Anything Goes, the nicolor Dreamcoat. How’s that $15 an Hour crat, but often vote Republican mobster Nick Valenti, and is Duchess Estonia Dulworth in Kenny Morris is making Idea Working Out? like many Democrats in my age joined by Emmy-winner Sally Nice Work if You Can Get it, his Ogunquit debut as Julian According to new reports, group. We remember when the Struthers, who returns to the and as Louise Seger in Always, Marx, the producer that enlists the move by cities to eventu- Democrats defi ned themselves Playhouse as the dog-toting Patsy Cline, Mama Morton in the help of a wealthy gangster ally get the minimum wage up by what they believed in and Eden Brent. Loaded with songs Chicago, Paulette the hair- to help pay for David Shayne’s to $15 an hour doesn’t seem to not what they oppose. that made the ’20s roar, this dresser in Legally Blonde, and play. On Broadway, he’s starred be working out that well, like The Democratic Party has six-time Tony-nominated musi- as Felicia Gabriel in The Witches in Hairspray, Les Miserables, over in Seattle where boosting been radicalized and no longer cal features hits from that deca- of Eastwick. and the 20th Anniversary of hourly wages has led to low speaks for the working middle dent decade, including “Let’s John Rochette is making Jacques Brel is Alive and Well wage workers losing hours and class. It has become the party Misbehave,” “Tain’t Nobody’s his debut at the Ogunquit and Living in Paris. He was a income. The same will be true of the elites and the party that Biz-ness if I Do” and “There’s a Playhouse as young playwright member of the National compa- in New York, Boston, or any- panders to the takers out there. New Day Comin’!” David Shayne. On Broadway, nies of Kinky Boots, Hairspray, where else. It has been reported The Democrats can’t express Vincent Pastore makes his he starred as Norm Waxman Sunset Boulevard, and Joseph that in Seattle, the wage hike the values they hold because debut at the Ogunquit Play- in Jersey Boys. Off-Broadway, and the Amazing Technicolor has cost the city 5,000 jobs they can’t seem to understand house reprising the role of Nick he’s performed with Blue Man Dreamcoat. He has been nomi- and workers have seen a loss of what those values mean to us. Valenti, which he originated Group at Center Blue Man, nated for a Barrymore. $125 a month. It’s my hope that Democrats in the Broadway production of and some of his many regional The Ogunquit Playhouse is Pretty soon, getting a ham- get smarter because we need Bullets Over Broadway. He is credits include Elvis in Million located at 10 Maine Street, burger will be the job of a two parties to have a two-party best known for his long run- Dollar Quartet, Sir Lancelot in Ogunquit, ME. robot that doesn’t make $15 an system. As far as U.S. Sen. Liz ning performance on HBO’s The Spamalot, and Frank-N-Furter For more information, go to hour. In this case, making more Warren, my aim is to see her Sopranos, as well as his work on in Rocky Horror Picture Show. www.ogunquitplayhouse.org money actually means making defeated because she is out of HBO’s 1996 television movie, He has performed on television or call 207-646-5511. less money. the political mainstream and is Gotti, and ABC’s The Practice. on NBC’s Guiding Light, and on The New Ken Doll a bully, too. His numerous films include ABC’s One Life to Live and All Mattel has upgraded Ken If the Democrats want me Goodfellas, Revolver, Made, and My Children. DIAMONDS with a man bun. According to back in the fold, they need to The Hurricane. On stage, he Joining the cast is Reed ROLEX NY Post letter writer Ray Star- start representing my interests has played the role of Amos Campbell, in his Ogunquit ESTATE JEWELRY man of Albany, “Frankly, he again. Hart in Chicago. He has also Playhouse debut, as Cheech. Bought & Sold looks miserable. And what do End Quote performed Off-Broadway in He was Cookie McGee in the you call a depressed dummy? A “If you make yourself a sheep, Jewelers Exch. Bldg. Queen for the Day and Lampost National Tour of Nice Work if manic depressive.” the wolves will eat you.” Reunion. You Can Get It, and performed Jim (617) 263-7766 What’s really depressing is — Ben Franklin PAGE 10 POST-GAZETTE, JULY 7, 2017

Recipes from the Homeland by Vita Orlando Sinopoli

COPYRIGHT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED SHRIMP AND SALMON IN BIANCO On the 2nd, Loretta and I cel- shortest being Babbononno, and said that everything other ebrated our 40th anniversary. As who was only four feet, eleven than the tip was on the house. OVER LINGUINE a young man, I never dreamed inches tall. My folks were the happi- of settling down as I had so Everything went off like est I had ever seen them, and (In White Sauce) many things on my plate. I was clockwork. Drinks were served even Babbononno had noth- 4 tablespoons butter or 1 tablespoon chopped parsley a teacher, musician, actor, just before the show started, ing to complain about, which margarine 1 tablespoon chopped chives model, graduate student and, and when Sammy Davis, Jr., was a rarity. I thanked every 4 tablespoons olive oil 3 tablespoons white wine sometimes, a businessman. The began to sing, he included the one of the guests as they left, 4 cloves of chopped garlic Salt last thing I wanted in my young Anniversary Song, “Oh how especially Uncle Nick who 1/2 pound medium shrimp Romano or Parmesan grated life was a wife and kids. But that we danced on the night we had arranged everything with 1/2 pound salmon cheese attitude changed when I was in were wed.” When he fi nished, Mr. Blinsturb and Sammy 1 pound linguine my late 30s and met Loretta. he told the audience why he Davis, Jr. He answered, “You’re 2 bottles clam juice The fi rst time I decided to cel- had included the song in that my Godson, what did you ebrate an anniversary was when night’s performance, and had expect?” Remove any skin from salmon steak. Cut up into one-inch por- my folks were approaching their my folks stand as the audience As the years passed, I would tions. Wash and set aside. Remove skin and wash shrimp. Set 25th. I was 23 and wanted to applauded. take my folks out on special aside in a separate bowl. In a skillet, soften butter and then add do something for them in the Back then, Uncle Nick was occasions, birthdays, holidays, oil to heat. Add chopped garlic and simmer for a few seconds. Do way of a surprise party. After the head of the Musicians’ and off-year anniversaries. I not brown garlic. Lower heat. Add salmon pieces and toss until speaking to Uncle Nick, he Union and knew Davis profes- would throw surprise parties all pieces begin to whiten. Then add shrimp and toss until all told me that he had spoken to sionally. He had met with him for them when they celebrated shrimp turn pink. Remove from heat. Add clam juice, parsley, Stanley Blinstrub, the owner ahead of time to brief him on the their 30th, 40th and 50th anniver- and chives to shrimp and salmon. When mixture comes to a boil, of a famous South Boston sup- surprise. Sammy took it from saries. Their 55th would be the add wine. Bring to a slow boil again. Then remove from burner. per club from back in the day. there, and my folks were as last anniversary that they would Cover and set aside. The plan was to get my folks happy as I had ever seen them. celebrate. Dad’s health wasn’t Cook linguine according to directions on the package. When to Southie on a night when Later, when intermission was at too good and he would pass pasta is almost cooked, add chopped chives to shrimp and salmon my father wasn’t playing with hand, a waiter gave me a note away not too long after October mixture and begin to heat on a separate burner. After straining a band. As it turned out, the that stated that Davis wanted to of 1991, when he was 81. pasta, place into a serving platter or bowl and add shrimp and arrangements were set up on a see me in his dressing room. I Mom loved surprise par- salmon broth from saucepan. Top each serving with shrimp and night when Dad wasn’t playing, excused myself from the table, ties, and the family would salmon pieces. Serve with preferred grated cheese. nor Uncle Nick or Uncle Paul. I followed the waiter, and met throw them for her year after Serves four. told my folks that I was being with one of the three inner circle year through 2007, when she NOTE: In the past, we have enjoyed littleneck clams with lin- honored for something or other members of the Rat Pack. Uncle was 98. We did the same for guine in our home, but occasionally I change the recipe slightly. I to insure they wouldn’t have Nick had briefed him on the Babbononno right up to the use salmon and shrimp in place of littleneck clams. I add butter to any excuses that prevented part of my career that included end, and he made it to 98, also. the recipe along with some chives and wine for a different fl avor. them from attending. music and acting. I introduced I love surprise parties, but my This is served with warm garlic bread, a fresh green salad, and Both Dad and Uncle Nick had myself to Davis who asked if wife doesn’t. When my birth- white wine. played in the house bands that I would like to sit in with his days rolled around, she would were featured at Blinstrub’s, band when he again would call Barbara Summa and set and both knew Mr. Blinstrub acknowledge my folks. I said something up at LaSumma’s Fully Insured rather well. When Uncle Nick that I would be delighted, and Restaurant on Fleet Street in Lic #017936 and I were to meet with the the impromptu invitation would the North End. Knowing her man himself, I outlined what lead to Davis opening doors for distaste for surprise gather- I wanted: a table for about 25 me at his level of the entertain- ings thrown in her direction, I to 30 people and a menu that ment business, which included usually take her out to dinner would allow them to choose Hollywood, too. I would get the with a small group of family and Heating & Air Conditioning what they wanted to eat. Know- chance to play behind him on close friends. I, on the other Sales, Service & Installation ing that most of the guests several occasions. hand, always loved surprise didn’t drink much, I added in As the evening came to an parties, and even at this age, Ken Shallow the liquor, too. end, Sammy Davis, Jr., came still love them. I guess there is 617.593.6211 [email protected] When the date fi nally arrived, over to the table, congratulated still a little kid hiding behind I lucked out in that the featured my folks personally, and told these wrinkles and white hair. attraction was Sammy Davis, me to keep in touch. He then What else can I say??? Jr. I gave all of the info to Blin- headed out to sample Bos- GOD BLESS AMERICA strub, which he said he would ton’s nightlife. Uncle Nick then pass along to Davis. From there, ushered me into the kitchen Mattéo Gallo it was just the setup of a list of where Stanley Blinstrub was THANKSGIVING NOVENA relatives and friends of my folks. lounging on a couch that THANKSGIVINGTO ST. NOVENA JUDE TO ST. JUDE When I called each of them, I allowed him to relax while he O Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Martyr, great in o virtue and rich in miracles, near kinsman of o Appraisals made sure that no one would let observed the operations of his Jesus Christ, faithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, my folks know anything before staff. to you I have recorse from the depths of my Sales & Rentals heart and humbly beg to whom God has given hand, and got an assurance After I shook his hand with such great power to come to my assistance. Help me in my present urgent petition. In • that they would be there before compliments and “mille gracie” return, I promise to make your name known I brought my folks in. over and over again, I mentioned and cause you to be invoked. Real Estate Say three Our Fathers, three Hail Marys and On the night of the event, that I had not received the bill Glorias. Publication must be promised. St. Uncle Nick arrived early and as of yet. He then asked me if Jude pray for us all who invoke your aid. Amen. This novena has never been known to 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 supervised everything. The the service was good, and when fail. I have had my request granted. (This Novena should be said on nine consecutive (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 long table that was readied for I complimented him on his days.) L/N my folks was set up on a 90 wait staff, he told me to make S.D. degree angle from the center of sure I tipped them well. When the stage, right down in front. I brought up the bill again, he 1st Generation Party favors and name cards repeated himself, “Make sure indicated where each person you tip those boys.” As we left Remember Italian-American should sit, and by the time I the kitchen, Uncle Nick whis- brought my folks in, everyone pered, “Do you have enough Your Vita Orlando Sinopoli was at the table. Mom and Dad cash for the tips?” When I said were shocked at fi rst, and then I did, he told me how much to Loved Ones Shares with us delighted. As they followed me give each of the waiters who had a delightful recollection to the table, all of the guests served us. When I asked about stood and applauded … the the bill, he switched to Italian, of her memories as a child growing up in Boston’s “Little Italy” — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST — and a collection of THE Italian family recipes Johnny Christy from the homeland. The Post-Gazette accepts memorials Orchestra Great as Gifts throughout the year. 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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE EXTRA Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Innings The Trial Court The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court by Sal Giarratani Middlesex Division 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 East Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 Docket No. MI17D1663DR Happy Birthday to ... Young winner, this season to Birthday greetings go out to date 4-10. From Cy Young to Docket No. MI17P1097EA SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Jose Canseco who turned 54 Sigh Young! NEILA MEDEIROS, Plaintiff Estate of th COREY LELAND DINKIN VS. and to Tony Armas who just 67 Banquet of Champions Also Known As MARCO MEDEIROS, celebrated his 64th birthday. The East Boston Athletic COREY DINKIN MARCO JULIO MARTER PINTO MEDEIROS, Remember Board recently hosted its Date of Death June 6, 2015 Defendant th To the above named Defendant: Carlton and Perry? 67 Banquet of Champions INFORMAL PROBATE A Complaint has been presented to this Did you know that in 1972, down at Spinelli’s on June PUBLICATION NOTICE Court by the Plaintiff, seeking an Annulment of Gaylord Perry won the AL Cy 26th. The place was packed as To all persons interested in the above Marriage. captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Les You are required to serve upon Neila Young Award and Steve Carl- usual. Congrats go out to all Dinkin of Westport, CT. Medeiros - plaintiff - whose address is ton did likewise in the National of the Award and Scholarship The estate is being administered under 20 Highland St., Framingham, MA 01702 League? And the following sea- winners. informal procedure by the Personal Represen- your answer on or before August 4, 2017. If tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the son, Perry lost 19 games and ESPN Selective Memory? bate Code without supervision by the Court. hearing and adjudication of this action. You are Carlton was a 20 game loser? ESPN two weeks ago pro- Sandy Koufax Inventory and accounts are not required to be also required to fi le a copy of your answer in the Sort of reminds me of this moted its Home Run Derby fi led with the Court, but interested parties are offi ce of the Register of this Court at Cambrige. season with Rick Porcello, Cy telecast on “Sports Center” Just How Great Was entitled to notice regarding the administration Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., from the Personal Representative and can Esquire, First Justice of said Court at with video of the “epic” 1996 Sandy Koufax? petition the Court in any matter relating to the Cambridge, this 23rd day of June 2017. battle between Mark McGwire He was simply the greatest estate, including distribution of assets and LEGAL NOTICE expenses of administration. Interested parties Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate and Barry Bonds. No mention late bloomer in professional are entitled to petition the Court to institute Run date: 7/7/17 Commonwealth of Massachusetts whatsoever of steroids. That baseball history. He was born The Trial Court formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- problem would have ruined in Brooklyn and was signed minating or restricting the powers of Personal Middlesex Probate and Family Court Representatives appointed under informal pro- LEGAL NOTICE 208 Cambridge Street things for ESPN, huh? by the Dodgers in 1955 as a cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Cambridge, MA 02141 Abington’s Keleher Makes 19-year-old pitching prospect. can be obtained from the Petitioner. Commonwealth of Massachusetts (617) 768-5800 The Trial Court All-Scholastics Team He played for 12 seasons and Run date: 7/7/2017 Docket No. MI17D1849DR Essex Probate and Family Court The Boston Herald’s 2017 had a total of 165 career victo- 36 Federal Street DIVORCE SUMMONS BY ries. In his fi rst six seasons, he Salem, MA 01970 PUBLICATION AND MAILING Spring All-Scholastics Soft- (978) 744-1020 JAMES T. CASEY, JR. ball team members included was a forgettable pitcher, going LEGAL NOTICE Docket No. ES17A0024AD VS. Lauren Keleher from Abington. 36-40 in that period. In the matter of KYMBERLY CASEY The freshman center fi elder However, it was the second Commonwealth of Massachusetts KEYLIANIS CRESPO To the Defendant: hit .791with 72 hits in 91 at half of his career that brought The Trial Court CITATION The Plaintiff has fi led a Complaint for Divorce bats and knocked in 68 RBIs him into the Hall of Fame in Probate and Family Court G.L. c. 210, § 6 requesting that the Court grant a divorce for Middlesex Division Desertion. for the 25-1 Green Wave, who a landslide. Look at the stats. 208 Cambridge Street To Luis Rodriguez, unknown, Canovanas, The Complaint is on fi le at the Court. made it to the Division 2 South From 1955-60, he was a slight- East Cambridge, MA 02141 P.R., any unnamed or unknown parent and An Automatic Restraining Order has been title game. The South Shore ly under .500 pitcher. However, (617) 768-5800 persons interested in a petition for the adoption entered in this matter preventing you from tak- of said child and to the Department of ing any action which would negatively impact Player of the Year is an honor from 1961 to 1966, he went 129- Docket No. MI17P3336EA Children and Families of said Commonwealth, the current fi nancial status of either party. SEE student and also plays varsity 47. It gets better — from 1963 Estate of 280 Merrimac St., 2nd Floor, Lawrence, MA Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. to 1966, he was 97-27! Dur- ROBERT J. WILCOX 01843. You are hereby summoned and required basketball. Keleher plays club Date of Death May 6, 2017 A petition has been presented to said court to serve upon James T. Casey aka softball for the Rhode Island ing those four seasons, his INFORMAL PROBATE by Juan Alexis Boria-Agosto of Beverly, MA, James Casey, Jr., MCI Gardner W108195, Thunder Gold, too. highest ERA was an amazing PUBLICATION NOTICE Julie Enid Boria of Beverly, MA requesting for 500 Colony Road, Gardner, MA 01440 your 2.04. He was simply the best at leave to adopt said child and that the name of answer, if any, on or before August 4, 2017. By the way, Lauren is the To all persons interested in the above cap- the child be changed to Keylianis Zoe Boria If you fail to do so, the court will proceed to the granddaughter of Joe Chinzi, the time he retired in 1966 after tioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Brenda Crespo. hearing and adjudication of this action. You are publisher of On Tray Magazine winning 27 games at age 33. He S. Diana of Wellesley, MA, a Will has been If you object to this adoption you are also required to fi le a copy of your answer, if admitted to informal probate. entitled to the appointment of an attorney if any, in the offi ce of the Register of this Court. and he is one proud Grandpa! decided to go out on top. Brenda S. Diana of Wellesley, MA has you are an indigent person. Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., been informally appointed as the Personal An indigent person is defined by Representative of the estate to serve without First Justice of this Court. SJC Rule 3:10. The defi nition includes but is not Date: June 22, 2017 surety on the bond. limited to persons receiving TAFDC, EACDC, The estate is being administered under poverty related veteran’s benefi ts, Medicaid, Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate informal procedure by the Personal Repre- and SSI. The Court will determine if you are Run date: 7/7/17 sentative under the Massachusetts Uniform indigent. 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Boxing Ringside HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Richard Preiss WITH BOBBY FRANKLIN

LONG SHOTS — We all Plus, as ticket prices go ever Happy Birthday Jack Dempsey know that Stephen Curry of higher, fewer people may opt the Golden State Warriors can not to attend as well, thus shoot those three-pointers. But lowering the live gate. Broad- he’ll be taking some shots from casters may still buy the a much longer distance come rights but will ask lower rights August. fees. Why? Because adver- That’s when the two-time NBA tisers will demand lower ad MVP will play in a pro golf tour- rates because of the smaller nament on the Web.Com Tour audiences. that will take place August 3-6 When those factors converge, in California. franchises will thus have less Curry, who has played in a money to pay the players and variety of amateur golf events coaches and salaries will have and pro-ams over the years, to go down. We won’t put a time- will be competing on an unre- table on when this will occur. stricted sponsor’s exemption, But we believe it will happen meaning that he will be able to — slowly — over the next few keep his amateur status in golf. decades. Not that he would need any prize money, though. Curry JANUARY IN JULY — The recently signed a new fi ve-year weather outside was warm, but Jack still fi t in his 80s. contract with the Warriors for inside it was quite a bit cooler just over $201 million — the as some 29 prospects were in largest contract in NBA his- the process of being evaluated tory. His average salary over at the 11th annual Bruins Devel- the life of the contract comes to opment Camp held during the Jack Dempsey more than $40 million per year. fi rst week of July. Since there are 82 home games Those in attendance included June 24th marked the 122nd birthday of the in the regular season, that 17 forwards, nine defensemen great Manassa Mauler, Jack Dempsey. Born means Curry will earn slightly and three goaltenders. Some William Harrison Dempsey in 1895, Dempsey under $500,000 per game for 21 of those players are already began his career fighting under the name Kid every contest he plays during in the Bruins organization, Blackie. Dempsey would later take the name the regular season — and that while eight additional ones were Jack in emulation of the great middleweight Jack assumes he plays every single participating on an invitational Dempsey, The Nonpareil. one of them. basis. Dempsey lived the life of a hobo for many of If we take $40 million and One of the players on the his early years. His life was a tough one, border- divide it by 365, we fi nd that roster with a familiar name was ing on the brink of starvation many times. He Curry will make about $109,590 Ryan Donato, a current player began fighting in saloons for side bets in order per day — each and every day at Harvard whose father Ted to survive. Eventually, he would progress to — throughout the year. If we played for the Bruins before organized fights and was taught the fine points divide the daily amount by 24, becoming the current head of the Art of Boxing by the very great boxing we discover the Curry will earn coach of the Crimson. Donato, trainer James DeForest, who was also known as $4,566 per hour — each and a forward who was a second- “The Professor.” every hour — of a 24-hour day. round pick of the Bruins (56th Dempsey would go on to win the Heavyweight It’s a stretch, but if Curry overall) in the 2014 NHL Draft, Championship of the World from Jack John- went to bed at midnight and has put together two solid son. He would remain champion throughout got up at 8:00 am, thus getting college campaigns. This past the Golden Age of Sports, finally losing the title Jack and Gregorio Peralta a full eight hours of rest, he’d season as a sophomore, he was to Gene Tunney in 1926. In a rematch with make about $36,530 during named Ivy League Player of the Tunney in 1927, Dempsey pummeled Tunney the time he was sleeping each Year, playing in all 36 games to the canvas in the 7th round in what became and every night. And, by the while scoring 21 goals and add- known as the Long Count Fight. While Tunney way, since a typical agent’s fee ing 19 assists for a total of 40 was on the canvas, Dempsey forgot to go to a is 10 percent, that means that points. neutral corner and the referee delayed start- Curry’s agent will get about $20 It was an impressive season ing the count until he did so. This gave Tunney million — defi nitely a good deal. during a standout year for the additional time to recover from the blows he The large contract amounts Crimson that saw Harvard win took. Tunney survived the round and actually in the NBA, NHL, NFL, and the Beanpot and Ivy League floored Dempsey in the 8th round on his way to MLB are made possible by the titles, the ECAC regular season a decision win. sale of broadcasting rights and and tournament champion- Dempsey retired after that fight but did the rates charged to sponsors, ships, plus gain a berth in fight a number of exhibitions fights in the advertisers, and other “corpo- the Frozen Four. Those lau- early 1930s. He would go on to open the very rate partners.” Ticket sales and rels followed a fi ne freshman popular Jack Dempsey’s Restaurant in New money made from concessions year when Donato was named York City where he would meet with friends and and souvenir shops are also Harvard’s top frosh player. In customers on a regular basis. The restaurant part of it, but not as much as addition, during the holidays closed in 1974. one might assume. that fi rst season, all he did was Jack Dempsey died in 1983 at the age of 87. So, when you think of it, play on the U.S. World Junior His was an amazing life, going from hobo to world broadcasting is the key. The Team that captured the bronze champion to successful businessman. But most leagues are able to sell the medal at the World Junior importantly, this man from the Wild West went Jack and Mamie Van Doren rights to networks for princely Championships. on to become one of the most respected figures sums because the broadcasters Ryan’s father Ted, who will in 20th Century America. Happy Birthday, Jack! believe they can make a profi t start his 14th season behind from the advertisers. The adver- the Crimson bench this fall, tisers believe they can make is a former Harvard captain money because they believe who graduated in 1991. Ted large numbers of people will Donato played on the 1989 see their ads when they watch Harvard team that won the popular events and thus decide NCAA Division 1 National to purchase their goods and Championship. After gradu- services. ation, he went on to play 13 But, as you can see, it’s a seasons for the Bruins before house of cards. We believe that being named the head coach of the time will come over the the Crimson in 2004. next few decades when fewer Look for Ryan to remain people will watch the games. with Harvard for two more They might watch summaries of years. Ivy Leaguers tend not games, but not complete games. to leave early for the pros, a We already have a harbinger of good example set by his father this with the RedZone channel that will likely be followed by in pro football that concentrates his son. Like father, like son on showing scoring plays. It also — in academia as well as in does not show commercials. athletics. WWW.BOSTONPOSTGAZETTE.COM Dempsey and Marciano Dempsey confers with a couple of boxers.