Crack-erjack bust Read my lips Brighton men arrested in raid netting six pounds of crack cocaine Community to Greenery: I no more development
By Linda Rosencrance
"No more devel opment" is the battle cry of the commu nity in response to an expansion pro posal by the Green ery Rehabilitatio n Center. And although the Greenery has scaled back its proposal in response to commu nity concerns, neigh- 317 Summit Ave: The home of one of two Brighton men busted on cocaine possession. bo rh ood residents and activists say that, By Suzanne Siegel Boys," a gang in the Mission Hill projects even though they which linked street gangs and kilo dealers. s uppo rt the work Local and state authorities seized six The cocaine which is valued at about done at the facil ity, pounds of crack cocaine - the largest sei $500,000 on the street, would produce more they will still not sup zure ever in the state's history - and ar than one million viles of crack. Authorities port the project. rested 19 people, including two Brighton said ring leaders bought kilos of crack for "Right now you men, in an early morning raid last Tuesday $29,000 each and distributed it in smaller say you will not add RAIA Vice President Theresa Hynes: Too much d evelopment in of 22 apartments across Cambridge and amounts to residents o f Miss io n Hill, any new beds under A-B. Boston. Franklin Field, and Bromley Heath housing this plan, the feeling Derek Szabo photo "Operation Valentine," which began six developments and averaged about $100,000 of the community is months ago, was a joint effort between State each week in crack sales. that the Greenery is positio ning itself to do (BAJA). Police Special Services Section, the Boston Police also seized about $5,000 in cash, just that in the future," Jan Pressar told The new plan, which wouldcostsome$3 Housing Authority, and the local police. three handguns, ammunition, and 13 cars, Greenery officials at the July meeting of the million, calls for an additio n of a fourth floor Continued Oil page 23 The operation focused on the " Mission Hill Brighton Allston Improvement Association Conlinued Oil page 15
~ Arabi~n nights Fencing heroes After the Boston Housing Authority informed some At Ali Baba, those nights will be filled with culinary delights Brig hton residents it did not have the money to put a fence around a barren area in front of 81 Faneuil St. in Brighton, some children too k the matter into their own By Linda Rosencrance This modern-day Ali Baba, however, is not the wel l hands. known hero of Arabian fo lklore, but thecreationofMohamad More than 10 youn gsters, ages ranging from two" to lftheforty thieveswerearound today, they wou ld gladly Beydoun and Radwan Sleiman, two neighborhood genies 15, came up with the idea to fence in the area using turn over their many treasures to Ali Baba for just one taste who da il y perform incredible feats of culinary magic. branches they found in a vacant lot and plant a garden of his Chicken Shawerma or Falafel with Tahini Sauce. Continued 0 11 page 15 in front o f their building. Megan, 12, Simone, 4, and E.J. Ph eonix, 2; Erica Tremo nte, 14; Jean, 9, and Derek R·ogers, 12; Robert, 9, Justin, 5, and Andrew Tullas, 4; Henry, 15, and John Hoffman, 13; and Sean O' Donnell, 7, all took part in the project. Where th ere was o nce only dirt, there now grow marigolds, impatiens, and coleus and cucmbers, cherry tomatoes and sunflowers. - Suzanne Siegel INSIDE The Journal
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Arabian delights: served up at owners Mohamad Beydoun (left) and Radwan Sleiman's Ali Baba Restaurant in Pioneer in banking · Page 3 Union Square. Derek Szabo photo Brighton Central L.L. • Page 15 Page 2 The Journal July 16, 1992
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Five Allston residents Boston and three Brighton residents have been awarded full-tu ition, four-year scholarships Pendleton to Boston University as part of the academic institution's Shop Boston High School Schol arship Program. 425 Boylston Street• Boston This year's 58 scholar ships represent a commit Invites you to attend our ment of 3.8 million by Bos ton University to the city of Summer Bonus Sale Boston over the next four years. Enjoy 30% off Allston recipients in clude: Sammy Yu, Brighton Big B.U.cks: B.U. bas awarded eight full-tuition scholarships to A-B students. Pendleton Spring Woman's Wear High School; Patcharintr, Brighton High; Sang Ku, Another Course to College; Mike 536-4252 10/29 Lee, Boston Latin School; Jacklyn N. Akukwe, Brighton Store Hours: Mon - Fri 10 - 6 •Sat 10 - 5 High. Fine Traditional Men's & Women's Clothing Brighton recipients include: Farzand A. Syed, Brighton High; Teresa M. Thompson, Snowden International High School; Khang V. Nguyen, Brighton Hig h. Boston University President John Silber established the scholarship program in 1973 for students from the Boston BOSTON CAB Public Schools-students who display superior academic ASSOCIATION achievement. Since then, B.U. has awarded nearly 900 srnv1Na scholarships to graduating seniors. This brings Boston BOSTON University's total contribution through the program to more than $28 millio n. ALLSTON/BRIGHTON BROOKLINE ·NEWTON Irish student cops honor OUR RATES ARE SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER THAN BROOKLINE AND NEWTON Aidan Fal lon, o f Galway, Ireland, who is currently residing in Brighton, was recentl y present ed with the Frank 24 Hour Daily Service & PackiJge Delivery T. Wingate Award at Mount Ida Coll ege's Awards Convo Corporate & Personal Charge Accounts Available. cation. T he Frank T. Wingate Award is presented to the graduating student whose strong leadership qualities con 536·5010 sistently promote student participation in college activities. Fallon also was the recipient of the Mount Ida College Student Athlete Award. Fal Io n d islinguished hi mself on the soccer field and in the classroom, where he maintained high ~ honors. He is a member of Phi Theta Kappa I lonor Society · ... ·, ·· LOTTERY ·- and a member of"Who's W ho Among Students in Ameri can Junior Colleges." Sponsored by Dorr,s Liquor Mart Fallon will attend Stonehill Coll ege in the fall. When Irish eyes are smiling: Ireland's Aidan Fallon, currnetly a Brighton resident, accepts Scholar-Athlete Daily Numbers: Honorable Mt. St. Joe Award from Mount Ida College President, Dr. Bryan Carlson. students Saturday, Jul y 11: 8273 Bunker Hill grads Friday, July 10: 1124 The following A llston-Brighton students earned places The following Allston residents were graduates, this Thursday, July 9: 4018 on the hnor roll at Mount Saint Joseph Academy fo rthe final Wednesday, July 8: 2736 quarter o f the school year: year, at Bunker Hill Community Coll ege, a two-year public Tuesday, July 7: 4044 Grade 11 - Theresa Cummings, Tanya Laasanen, Caro l community college, located in Charlestown, th at provides Monday, July 6: 4998 McCrorey; both degree and certificate programs leading to employ Grade 10 - Jennifer Coyle, Annmarie DiBiasie, Clare ment in specialized fields. DiBiasie, Ei leen McLaughlin; Mi randa Li (honors); Lorraine Ma (honors); Richard Megabucks: Grade 9- Krista Early, Amy Griffin Terrass (honors); Merlin Brito, Edward Finn; Shu Leong; Wed., July 8: 1, 9, 19, 13, 15, 42 Jing Chang Peng; Marie Rosemond. Sat., July 11: 1, 18, 29, 33, 37, 38
Mass Cash: Mon., July 6: 2, 6, 9, 10, 30 Thurs., July 9: 1, 3, 14, 18,23 Genzyme taps Aquinas Employment Resources, Inc. (ERi) and Genzyme Cor Training Initiative (TTI) establ ished by theCommonwealth's poration have selected Aquinas College, in Newton, to governor, William Weld, last fa ll. The TTI makes funds available to Massachusetts busi Mass Millions: provide manufacturing skills train ing as part o f the Tactical nesses, on a matching grant Tues., July 7: 4, 8, 9, 17, 23, 32 basis, as a means to not o nl y (Bonus ball: 22) When Qualit Counts. ensure Massachusetts com Fri., July 10: 5, 7, 27, 28, 32, 33 panies have access to a (Bonus ball: 49 ) skilled workforce, but to give specific popul atio ns within Play your numbers at the state an opportunity for Dorr's Liquor Mart! career growth. The Genzyme award will be used to retain individuals who have been dislocated from thei r exist ingjobs. ERi, a Cambridge based private, non-profit or ganization, specializing Continued on page 13 July 16, 1992 The Journal Page 3 I
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Don't adjust your movie screen. wishing he hadn't because he's really a CC* That's not Telly Savalas in drag running schlub in an armored Bat suit. Makes you around a barren penal colony with a bunch think Sean Young (Penn?) tried out for the JOSEPH M. SMITH of equally Savalas-like cons and an Alien wrong part. She'd have made a helluva COMMUNllY HEALTH CENTER monster in hot pursuit. The only thing to Batman. ~rvices Available In: lrisunances Accepted: adjust here is your expectations while sitting Rated PG-13 at the Ch er~ Chestnut Hill Medicaid/Medicare 3 FAMILY PRACTICE: through Alien , ostensibly the final chapter and suburban theaters BC/BS · ADULT MEDICINE Tufta T..A.H.P. in the Ripley vs. Alien's saga. And, yes, that PEDIA1RICS US Health Care Brain Donors ••112 . .. A brain drain, but a is Sigourney Weaver (not Telly Savalas) . DENTAL reprising her role as the strong-jawed Ripley laugh riot nonetheless, Brain Donors teams ~ PODIATRY NHP. AETNA Partnen - bald head and all. 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I I Rated PG at suburban theaters and where no I I incarnation around in Patriot Games, Jack man has gone before Ryan, through the magic of Hollywood casting directors and because Paramount Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot *1/2 ... Sly wouldn't knuckle under to Baldwin's Stallone just doesn't get it. Frank's brother, megabuck demands, comes to us in the who keeps proving there isn' t life after Rocky guise of Harrison Ford. The thinking man's with each successive lame screen effort, just doesn't get what the Box Office keeps telling him. "Get a life, Sly,"the legions, SCREEN PEEKS staying away from his flicks, implore. "Get a life and a James Bond, Ryan, now an ex-CIA agent is day job." Stallone's latest, Stop! Or My Mom in London town with family in tow. And, Will Shoot, will not change anyone's mind guess what? Once again, he finds himself in about Stallone seriously looking into a career the midst of terror. And, guess what, Part change. This feeble attempt at a send-up of a II? Ryan re-ups as a CIA agent. It's all a possessive mom (not Stallone) and her sonny muddle of IRA violence, assassination at doesn't work from beginning to end. The tempts on the royal family, and a terrorist's only send-up here are the charges those in vendetta against Ryan and his wife and volved with this film should be sent upon. Be daughter. Without the verve of The Hunt smart, dont send up, send out - for pizza. for Red October, Patriot Games neverthe It's more filling and less cheesy less is another CIA postcard with the Rated PG-13 where no actor has gone before agency'sstampofapproval indelibly printed on the celluloid. Wayne's World *** ... Wayne (Mike Rated R at the Cheri, Chestnut Hill and Meyers) and Garth (Dana Carvey) have the suburban theaters world on a string in Wayne's World ... a glob of sill iness worth its weight in "Saturday The Player•••• ... Director Robert AJtman Night Live" animus. Don' t expect plot, rhyme proves he's still a major player in Lal.a or reason in this mindless romp. But do Land with hiscomebackfilm-ThePLayer. expect some good laughs and the name of the With a Lifestyles ofthe Rich and Shameless philosopher who said, "When you label me, touch, Altman weaves a tale of paranoia in you negate me." Hint: It wasn' t Dick Van the Hollywood boardrooms around a core Patten. of conceit and ultimate superficiality. Dark, Rated PG-13 at the Copley Place biting and brilliantly disturbing. Rated R at the Charles, the Circle and 8 suburban theaters UP IO 20 /o Off DR. MARTINS -Bill Kelly I ' Watch the Olympics the way you want! See the events in their entirety, with no commercials, no interruptions-and it's coverage you can't get anywhere else! 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Tribune Media Services moving can be vital to amount of cal? n es us~d 4 flour tortillas your general health, as by your body is the d1s 1/2 small green bell well as being a boon to tance cov~red , not the sorbctto pepper your diet efforts. Accord- pace at which you move. Formerly "Fine Food, 1/ 2 red pepper ing to the Centers fo r T o get started, . try Siam Palace Reasonable Prices" 1-1/2 small white Disease Control in Atlan- some of these suggestions onions ta the "no-exercise" life- from the National Exer -Boston Globe 1 large tomato st~l e is responsible for cise for Life In stit~te: 2 garlic cloves more than 200,000 pre- • Walk to w?rk; 1f your 1 tsp. dried oregano ventable cardiovascular place or work 1s at least a RAMA THAI 1 /2 tsp. ground cumin deaths every year - more mile and a half from your a pert!vi 1/4 tsp. salt than the number of home, you'll get 30 min Ample Free Parking 1 /8 tsp. pepper deaths from hyperten- utes of exercise each day. 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Re- . • Instead o_f ~nwmdm g 181 Brighton Ave.• Allston 783-2434 set each aside separately. searchers at the Institute m more trad1t1onal ways In a small bowl, cut toma fo r Aerobics Research in after work, head fo r a to in eight wedges, and Dallas recently conducted convenient gym ? r exer c!)gnacs combine with Tabasco a six-month study of fo ur cise class. Workmg out sauce and about a third of groups of women who after work ~e l ps you. to the chopped onions. walked the same distance shape up while you wmd Chop together with a fo rk regularly, each group down. . and knife until thorough moving at a different • Resume your interest ly mixed. Refrigerate pace. The researchers in a sport you played while you finish the rest fo und that the women when you were younger. of the meal. Heat a medi walking the slowest re- At this time of year, you scotches um-sized skillet to medi I ceived the same health can find facilities to play One of the widest varieties of en trees, Guaranteed to suit any taste- ' I • • um heat. Brush floured benefits as those who almost anything - from 18 pasta dishes, 19 seafood entrees, 25 other specialties including tortilla lightly with oil, had m~ved the fastest. tennis, to baseball, to bas Open Heanh Barbeque, all for under $10 each ... and warm until soft and Without changing their ketball. Hook up with Kids Comer Menue for $2.99 .. heated through. T oss to diets the slow walkers some friends who share If 387 Chelsea St., Day Square, East Boston gether the steak, chicken, J ost j~ st as much body fat, your interest, and plan to peppers, chopped onion, achieved the same cardio- play regularly. 567-9539 soil beverages ground cumin, salt, pep vascular benefits, and Getting exercise ha_s a Open Daily 1 lam - l lpm, Noon on Sunday per and oregano. Heat showed as much improve- powerful impact on im until meat is completely From Boston: Come thru Callahan Tunnel, take !st exit at end of tunnel, ment in HDL (the "good" proving your . gener~ left at lint set of lights, 3/ 4 mile to Day Square. cooked. Drain any excess cholesterol) as if they had health, and fo r dieters, it fat. Remove the meat jogged during the six- m~ es the process at le~st vegetable mixture direct month period. tw1ce as easy. Workmg ly from the hot skillet, As an aid to weight out tones your body, uses panini and spoon into the center loss, walking also is an ex - excess calories and can :---111tfl;! 1---1 third of the flour tortilla. cellent calorie-burner. actually decrease your ap Top with about 1 /2 table Whether you run two petite. Now's the time to I 60 Devonshire Street, Boston • 617-227-6736 I spoon of the tomato mix miles or walk two miles, get started! ture. Roll tortilla around you burn exactly the the meat and tomato : 2 for 1 Dinner : same number of calories. © 1992. Tribune Media Services salsa. You may top with I Monday thru Wed. & Saturday I more of the tomato salsa pv.za or with sour cream. Some fo lks make the I $12.95 I Note: If you prefer ei 1Vordsoj - mistake of thinking the ther chicken or beef, you world revolves around I With soup or salad, rolls and butter I may double the amount 10isdom them. I • Chicken Cutlets • Broiled Scrod 1 of the meat you like and * * * I • Sauteed Chicken & Broccoli 1 just leave out the other. If there's no good rea But the combination of Poverty is a great son to do something, I • CW's Marinated Sirloin Tips I meats adds to t he flavor. equalizer. there's one good reason I • In the HEART of the Financial District I why you shouldn't. c 1992. Tribune Media Services * * * I Half a block from the Old State House .... I Cha rad er assassina * * * tion is the coward's weap People who envy oth I I on of choice. ers' accomplishments in I I * * * stead of achieving their I Karaoke every Thurs. night starting at 8:30 pm I own will always be poor in ON SALE TODAY By Carol Sherman spirit, if not in pocket. I I * * * I I L •S.ndwidwund Pim until t •m • Frtt Hot • Cokl Hen d"oouvm sevtd Mon.fri 4-7 pm .J ------~ - TH F. f'~reeo ~riar~ RESTAURANT AND PUB LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Sat. un. Mon. Tu . · 255 Hanover Street Eiins DJ. Irish Tim Boston Melody Chris Sessions Crandall 742-1768. BUFFET BRUNCH HAPPY HOUR 3 Water Street All You Can Eat Free Appetizers Boston only s6.25 at the Bar 1 Elliot Street 10:30AM to 2:30PM 4:00PM to 6:00PM Cambridge ()1992 Tribune Media Services. Inc 304 Washington St., Brighton Center ].2 All Rights Reserved 789-4100 349 Newbury Street "I never saw these children before in Boston my life." Page 10 The Journal July 16, 1992 EDITORIAL LETTERS Heroes in the B.C. committed To the editor: lot that day met friends and neig hbors, fo und a treasure or two at bargain prices, and had a lot o f fun. neighborhood Boston Coll ege is committed to hiring qualified union The afternoon closed w ith the choosing of winners for trades peopl e who are Brighton/Allston residents whenever the great Flea Market Raffle prizes. The round-trip airline possible fo r its lower campus project. We have written and ti ckets, generously donated again this year by Steve Whoever said money can't buy love was right. It can't spoken to our constructio n manager, the Perini Building Wasserman of Brighton Travel, went ot Dennis Perry, a even buy a fence as was seen right here in Allston-Brighton, Company, and have requested that Brighton/Allston resi former employeeoftheCommunity School. The year's pass recently. dents be hired. We have appeared before the union business to the Harvard University athle tic facilities went to Jackson/ More accurately, there actually wasn' t any money to buy agents requesting that they hire Brighton/Allston residents Mann Community School Council President Judy Bracken. a fence to put around a barren area in front o f 81 Faneuil St. for this project. The season's tickets to B.U.'s Huntington Theatre went to So said the Boston Ho using Authority as it no doubt shook By way of th is letter, we request that Brighton/Allston Boston Community Center's Associate Director and its head and pulled out pockets bare but for their lint. residents who are unio n members in appropriate trades Brighton resident Pat Brainerd. One of two $100 US Sav That didn' t stop some industrious A-B youngsters, how report to their business agents that they should be receiving ings Bonds from the Shawmut Bank went to Jackson/ Mann ever, from taking their hands out of their pockets and rolling preferential hiring for the lower campus project just getting Community Counselor Madeline Lourie and the other went up their sleeves to build that goldarned fence. started at Bosto n College. to Lude Louis, the mother of one o f the Jackson/ Mann And wouldn't you know - where there once was a bare preschoolers. lot but for the lint, no doubt, from the Housing Authority's Jean S. McKeigue As is apparent fro m this list o f winners, the folks that pockets, there are now flowers in bloom. Director know and use the Community School are the same folks File under: Money can't buy love or a fence in the Boston College Office of Community Affairs who support us with their purchase of raffle tickets. Our neighborhood, but neighborhood heroes can buy a fence heartfelt thanks go out to all of our supporters who donated with their love and hard work. prizes to the raffle, and to those who bought tickets and took their chances. With the rental of tables, sale o f merchandise and food, and the sale of raffl e tickets, the Jackson/ Mann Where the netted nearly $2,500 from the 2 nd Annual Flea Market! Letters to From all of us at the Jackson/Mann Community Center, tracks lead have a great summer and thank you fo r your continuing the Editor support. To the editor: Sincerely, Christine James may be addressed to If the proposals to restore trolley car service to the line Program Supervisor running from Packard Square to Watertown Squ are are Allston-Brighton Journal sound, surely consideratio n should be given to restoration o f s imilar service in areas of this community whi ch have been Brighton P.O. Box 659 deprived of such service for much lo nger periods. I refer to Boston, MA 02258 troll ey service from Wilton St., Allsto n to Dudley St., Roxbury; in part along Harvard Avenue, to lines to Cent ral res.ident blasts Square, Cambridge; along Cambridge St., to Harvard Square, Cambri dge; along Cambridge and North Harvard Streets; to Central Square in Cambridge via Western Ave.; from the guv Charles River along North Beacon Street to Un ion Square; from Oak Square to Brighton Center; on Market Street to Western Ave., etc. I' m sure there were other lines, but these To the edito r: I remember personally. Starting afresh, the hazards to passengers from errant Honorable William F. Weld Publlsher motorists could be eliminated by locating the tracks against Governor of Massachusetts Robert L. Marchione the sidewalk curbs, permitting ease of boarding and alight State House General Manager ing. This would have the added advantage of smoothly Boston, MA 02133 Anthony L. Skidmore fl owing traffic, not held up by stopped trolleys. If this is not Editor considered feasible, perhaps the tracks could at least swing Dear Governor Weld, Bill Kelly in to the curb at stops, just as space is now reserved at bus Photography Do you realize, or don' t you care, what you are doing to Derek Szabo stops for the buses to pull to the curb so that passengers can alight and board . Public Housing residents? You and everyone else that we Senior Writer Linda Rosencrance The biggest hazard of the past was the uncaring moto ri st voted forareoutoftouch with reality. Things are going from who would try to squeeze between the trolley and the bad to worse since all of you were elected. I beli eve one of Reporters Suzanne Siegel curbing and get past the trolley doors before they opened. your campaig n slogans was "We need a change." Yes, I am Ann Frenkel Phil Maddocks And the next problem was the motorist who would pass a sad to say, we got a change, and not a good o ne either. I think trolley on the left, placing o ncoming traffic in unexpected you are the worst thi ng that ever happened to us, the Theater Reporter Beverly Creasey danger. taxpayers. Contributors Let 's face the issue of public safety before returning to When a bill is al lowed to pass, mandating that Public Henry Miller the good old days, Housing residents must pay 30 percent of o ur salary, some Gavin Skillman thing is very, very wrong. I would like to know where all our John F. Elsbree Design and Production Supervisor so-called representatives were when this was introduced? David Schwartz Brighton Probably out somewhere li ving off the perks that go along Design and Production Lucy Merra with the office they were elected to. It seems to me once a Cindy K. Tedd person is elected, federal, state, or city, the overall attitude is, "Hooray for me, the hell with you." Advertising Manager A bull Market at Lawrence Stearns Is it fai r that having worked for the City of Boston for almost 18 years, I must refu se any promotions forthcoming Advertising Account Executives Samuel P. Bonfante because the Bosto n Housing Authority will take any extra Ann Carriere McCarthy Jackson/Mann mo ney that I earn ? John B. McSherry Frank Rossano Yo u took 27 percent of my salary last year and 30 percent Customer Relations To the editor: this year (from what I understand you are shooting for 35 Stefania Baccari percent next year) to live in the Faneuil Housing Project, Th• Journal la pubUahed WHkly by the Brighton Musenger Despite early morning rain and threatening afternoon which is supposed to be low income housing? I have lived Publl•hlng Corporal/on, Box 659, Boston, Mass. 022S8. Subscrlp· Ilona ue avallable within Allston, Brighton and Brooklin•, at a rate clo uds, the Jackson/Mann Community School held a very here for31 years and my rent is now $879. Where am I to live ol $19.00 per yHr 1nd other lrHS vii nrst cl1ss mall at $45.00 per should my rent and income rise again? I do not qualify for yeu. successful 2nd Annual Allsto n/Brig hton Flea Market and Th• Journal la aold 1t newsstand• throughout Allston-Brlghtop Raffle on Saturday, June 6, 1992. We had to postpone the subsidized housing. Apparently, if a person works every Brookllne 1nd Boston. Call (617)·254-0334 for 1dvertlslng r1tH ind lnlorm1tlon. Th• Journal la a member of the The New England starting time from 10:00 to 12 noon, but that didn't seem to day and earns an honest salary he o r she will be penalized for Presa Aun. discourage the merchants nor the browsers and· buyers. it , in a very big and expensive way. C> 1992 Brighton Messenger Publishing Corp. All rights reserved. Furniture, crafts, jewelry, ho usewares, vintage clothing as You even made it mo re cost Iy going to and from work by raising the price of my T pass. USSPI well as new, brandname athletic wear, and lots of food, ~- drink and sweets were among the many items for sale at very You are out to get the middle income taxpayer. Co11ti11ued on page 13 ·••If 11( NATION~L NEWSPAP£11 reasonable prices. T he weather held throughout the after ASSOCIATION noon and everyone who came by the Jackson/Mann parking Co11ti11ued from page 10 July 16, 1992 The Journal Page 11 Announcements For those who did not attend the clinic, general information on financial aid is still available from the Higher Education Taft Summer Program In formation Center. The toll free number is 1-800-442- There's still time to register fo r the Taft School's Summer 1171. Program. This is the one that prepares students, who've just completed the fifth grade for life in the sixth grade, the Information on parent and student laons may be obtained by gateway to middle school. The program provides the young calling Pioneer Financial at 1-800-327-6000. sters with reading, math and computer skills, and runs for six weeks until Aug. 14. For more infonnation, contact the Pet loss counseling program supervisor Mary Leydon at 782-0081. If you have lost a pet or are anticipating the loss of a pet, you don't have to go through it alone. Losing a pet is like losing Make a splash at A-B "Y" a friend or family member. The Animal Rescue League of Can you say "pool party." Even if you can, you'll probably Boston, 10 Chandler St., offers assistance to those trying to be able to say it a whole lot better after you experience one deal with the loss of a pet. For more information, call the of the parties at The YMCA of Greater Boston-Allston/ Animal Rescue League of Boston at (617) 426-9170 be Brighton Branch, 470 Washington Street in Brighton. What tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri., and speak with Janice better way to celebrate a birthday or other occasion? The to arrange an appointment, free of charge, with a counselor. rental package at the "Y" provides a room for 30 minutes and the swimming pool for an hour. And the YMCA will Volunteers for Catholic Charities toss in the lifeguards. More info: contact Wade Lindhorst, Catholic Charities, Massachusetts largest private provider aquatic director, at 782-3535. ofsocia l services, has a variety of volunteer opportunities in Boston and the surrounding area. The need for volunteer Yankee Doodle at Watertown Mall assistance has never been greater. Cutbacks in aid to social The Watertown Mall will host a Yankee Doodle Summer services have severely limited agency programs for chil Sidewalk Sale from Thursday, July 23 through Sunday, July dren, young parents, the elderly, immigrants and refugees, 26. Receive great discounts on all your favorite summer victims of homelessness, etc. For more info about volunteer merchandise. Meet Uncle Sam on Saturday, July 25, from oppoounities, call John Gleason at (617) 482-5440. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Watertown Mall, 550 Arsenal St., Pitcher perfect: Paul Cedrone pitched a near no-hitter in leading his Royals to a 4-2 win over the Yankees in last Watertown. Recycling in Allston and Brighton week's Brighton Central LL championship. The City of Boston Public Works Department has begun The players court recycling newspapers at the curb, in Allston and Brighton, It's BNBL time, once again as players male and female, deadline for SummerWorks applications and are still ac on regular trash days every other week. Residents are asked young and younger, lace up their Air Jordans, Nikes, Con cepting requests for summer jobs. All youth, 14-21 years to place newspapers only in brown paper bags separate from verses or what-have-you to see if they've still got some old, are encouraged to submit their completed applications their regular trash. Bundles should be placed in plain view spring left in the old pins, each summer. to ABCD SummerWorks, 100 Shawmut Avenue in the at the curbside by 6:30 a.m. Throughout Boston, newspaper South End. More info: call your neighborhood AP AC (fel. recycling pick-up will take place every other week, in all The Boston Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL), the 783-1485) or NSC, or ABCD SummerWorks at (617) 451 - weather, rain or shine. Want more info? Call John McCarthy city's oldest basketball league for young folks begins its 1222. at 725-4959. 24th season, Monday, July 6. BNBL includes Men's 19 and under and 15 and under divisions and the same classifica VFW Post 2022 Flea Market Donate clothes tions for women. In Allston-Brighton, games are played at The Oak Square VFW Post 2022and Ladies Auxiliary Open Donate clothing, toilet goods and underwear to help the Ringer Park, Allston Street and Griggs Place. Air Flea Market will be held every Saturday and Su nday homeless. Please call Mel or Esther at 734-6834. Mel does weather pennitting- from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the parking lot make housecalls to pick up items. The BNBL is run by Boston Community Centers. For the across the street from the post, 395 Faneuil St. Space $10. name and number of your local regional supervisor or site Dealers welcome. Rest rooms available. For infonnation Donate blood at St. Elizabeth's coordinator (in A-Bit's Alex Daugherty at 288-4811 ), call call Cappy 391-5195. Proceeds to benefit the health and The blood donor program at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, 736 Community Centers Central Office at 725-4920. The League welfare fund. Cambridge St., Brighton, is seeking donors for its blood Director is William Dickerson. donor program. St. E.'s blood donor program follows all The post is also accepting donations of canned goods, non FDA guidelines and screening requirements. To make an A-B APAC Summer Day Camp perishables and toileteries for distribution to area homeless appointment or for more information, call the donor pro The Allston-Brighton Area Planning Action Council, Inc. shelters. Items may be dropped off at the post, 395 Faneuil gram at 789-2590. The donor program is located on the (APAC) has Summer Day Camp applications available for St. ground floor of the Physician's Residence Building on the 6-12 year old children of the A-B community. The camp is hospital campus. located at the Allston-Brighton Congregational Church, 41 Big wheels keep on bikin' Quint Avenue, Allston, and began July 6, and runs until The Major Taylor Bicycle Cl ub is Boston's only multi Spaulding Child Care Center Food Program August 14, 1992. Camp hours are from 8:45 a.m. to 3:45 cultural recreational and racing organization. Weekly rides The Center announces its participation in the USDA Child p.m., Monday through Friday. Activities will include sports, are offered for all levels. For more information, call the and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are available to recreation, crafts, music, theatre, and arts among others. club's 24-hour information hotline at (61 7) 499-8641. participating children at no separate charge without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age or handicap. Fee for the camp is $100 per child. Breakfast, lunch and a BHS 25th reunion snack is provided to all children. Pick up your application at Brighton High School's Class of 1967 wi ll hold its 25th theA-BAPAC, 143 HarvardAvenue, Allston,orcall Paula reunion on Oct. 3, at the American Legion Post 440, 395 Events at 783-1485 for more infonnation. California St., Newton. If you know the addresses of any class members or if you' re interested in attending call Fred Little Wanderers' Golf Tourney Boston Parks Dept. Tennis Clinics at 787-9318 or Dennis at 782-7151. ·Tue New England Home for Little Wanderers' Sixth An What a racket! It's like this, see. The Boston Parks Depart nual "Couples for Children" Golf Tournament will be held, ment - you know who we' re talking about - well, it's Garden plots available Monday, July 20, at the Woodland Golf Club in Newton. offering these free tennis clinics, see, to area youth, this The Herter Community Gardens, located on the banks of the summer. The New England Lawn Tennis Association Charles River in Allston, announces the opening of many Sponsors will be listed in the Tournament program and (NELTA) will oversee instructors, who in turn will teach new garden plots for this season. Any low to middle income other publicity materials, and included in the day's festivi boys and girls, ages 6-16, how to execute the fundamentals person who would like to maintain a garden plot as a food ties. of tennis - you know, swinging low to high and keeping supplement and also become a member of a growing garden your head up during your serve - over an eight-week society in Allston-Brighton. For further information call The entry feeof$350 per couple includes lunch, entry favor, period. Bob Wambolt at 782-811 7. all fees, cocktails and an elegant dinner/awards ceremony in the Woodland Clubhouse. Play is scotch, with many prize The program runs from July 6 through August 28, Monday Pioneer Financial aids college-bound students categories. Registration begins at 11 a.m.; the shotgun start through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon at the Boston Common lo conjunction with the Massachusetts Association of Stu will be at 1. More info: Call The New England Home for (Monday and Wednesday); Rogers Playground in Brighton dent Financial Aid Adminstrators (MASFAA), Pioneer Fi Little Wanderers at (617) 783-7070. (Tuesday); and Iacono Playground in Hyde Park (Thurs nancial, a cooperative bank, recently presented a free finan day). More info: Call the Parks Dept. at 725-4505. cial aid clinic for college-bound students and their parents. BHS Class of '42 reunion The clinic was held at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Plans are underway for a 50th reunion for the Class of 1942. SUDUDerWorks jobs sWI available Boston and was staffed with experts from the fi nancial aid More infonnation can be obtained by calling 254-5601. Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABCD) community. The event provided an opportunity for many to Leave your name, address, phone number and any info and its neighborhood APACs and NSCs have extended the receive information on educational financing. Continued on page 12 Page 12 The Journal July 16, 1992 Continued from page 11 that might help in tracking down as many from the class as possible. Boston Public Library •PUBLIC FAX SERVICES •COPYING News • COLOR PRINTING • BUSINESS CARDS • Brighton Branch (40 • PHOTOSTATS • BUSINESS FORMS Academy Hill Rd., tel. 782- • TYPESETrING • LETrERHEADS 6032) - Summer Films •ENVELOPES • BOOKLET/BROCHURES and Stories; Tuesdays and • FLYERS • PRlCE LIST WednesdaysinJuly,at 10:30 • LAMINATING •MANUALS a.m. Films, stories, poems, participatory songs, for chil •GRAPHICS • CARBONLESS FORMS dren, 3 to 12 years old. Film Call us at (617) 266-4_8.48 for July 21 and 22: The Ran Fax (617) 437-8456 som of Red Chief. • Faneuil Branch ( 419 Faneuil St.; tel. 782-6705) Norman ff. Bass, M.D. has been appointed senior vice president for Medical Affairs and medical director of the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program at Franciscan Join the Reading Team: Children's Hospital & Rehabilitation Center. SIGNS & DESIGNS Summer Reading Club; SIGNS OF ALL KINDS meets every Tuesday through Aug. 11 at 2:30 p.m. Children, appreciated. More info: call Cushing Manor at (617) 436- INSTANT SIGNS ages 5 and up, are invited to attend club meetings to hear 9608 or ( 617) 288-0400. TRUCK & VAN LETTERING stories, play games, make crafts, keep reading logs, and plan CARICATURES - ADVERTISING ARTWORK an end-of-the-summer reading club party. Pre-registration Boston Partners in Education is required. Volunteer Project Managers are needed to help coordinate and supervise a math/science enrichment program for Bos Hahnemann Hospital Eating Disorders Service ton public school fifth, sixth, and seventh graders. No math/ A free support and discussion group offered monthly for science background necessary. Minimum commitment-3 those with anorexia or bulimia, their friends and family hours per week for six months beginning September. Train PROBLEMS WITH members. The group meets in the Hahnemann Hospital ing provided in August. More info: contact Martha Redding (1515 Comm. Ave., Brighton) Conference Room. Info: or Joyna Bozzotto at Boston Partners in Education, Inc. (145 SEXUALLY contact Marilyn Weller at (617) 254-1100, ext 606. South St., Boston), at ( 617) 451-6145. TRANSMITTED ·Saturday, July 18, from 9:30-11 :30a.m. in the Hahnemann Jewish Family & Children's Service DISEASES Hospital Conference Room-"Women's Issues with Body A variety of opportunities are available through Jewish MAYBE WE CAN HELP Image," featuring Ellen Sharenow of Behavior Associates Family Family & Children's Service for those who can of Boston. spare a few hours a week to be a Friendly Visitor to the EVALUATION AND TREATMENT FOR : Elderly. Russian speaking volunteers are needed to visit CHLAMYDIA· GONORRHEA Dorchester H.S. for Girls 50th reunion isolated Russian elderly in nursing homes and senior hous HERPES• SYPHILIS· OTHER STD'S The Class of 1942 at Dorchester High School for Girls is i_ng for one hour a week. Volunteers with cars are needed to HIV TESTING OFFERED planning its 50th reunion on Sept. 13, 1992, at the Wollaston take homebound senior citizens food sopping or to appoint Golf Club in Milton. The Committee requests help in ments during the day. Friendly visitors are needed to spend Olfored in confidential and professional selling. locating members of the class. Anyone with infonnation is one hour a week with a senior who lives alone. For addi G.1.0. UNIT encouraged to call (617) 296-0699 or (617) 235-4743. tional information call Ellie Feldman at 566-5716. MASSACHUSETIS GENERAL HOSPITAL The Center for Italian Culture Lessons The Center for Italian Culture in Newton is looking for Walk-in hours: friends who share their vision to join them as Founding Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-11 :00 am "Y" swim Fathers and Mothers, directors, members, and patrons. The Friday 9:00 am-11 :00 am The YMCA of greater Boston-Allston/Brighton Branch, Center is a non-profit community organization dedicated to Wednesday 1 :00 pm-3:00 pm 470 Washington Street in Brighton, is offering public swim preserving and promoting Italian language and culture. Its Monday & Thursday afternoon by appointment ming classes in a safe and enjoyable environment. goal is to establish a legacy through which all members of the community can be enriched by the great tradition that is HOLIDAYS EXCLUDED I l Summer I program session began on Monday, June 29 and Italy. For additional information contact The Center for CALL 726-2748 runs until July 25. Summer II program session begins on Italian Culture, 71 Union St., Newton Centre, MA 02159. July 27 and runs until August 22. Spaces still available in the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Summer I session fall into the following classes: The Shrimp Union Square Nursing Center and Perch class for children 6-17 months and 17-36 months. Volunteers are neededfor a variety of activities at the Union Class is held Monday and Wednesday from 9-9:30 a.m. Square Nursing Center, 533 Cambridge St. Options include Rays and Starfish, for children already comfortable in the visiting one-on-one in the Adopt a Grandparent Program, water, are pre-school aaquatic programs also held Mondays teaching a small group of residents about a special' hobby or and Wednesdays, from 2:30-3 p.m. All other Summer I assisting the staff with various residents and projects. For aquatic programs are full. further infonnation call 782-2053. ~RIDliESTORE~ ll· f.~: ·:N ·J:f·G;R ~ Sign-ups for Summer II programs are now being accepted. Franciscan Children's Hospital lliiiill More info: call the YMCA at 782-3535. Teens, seniors and other community residents, who can 111vN 11v11sE ,,r;·'" ::i n·m H~~ spare a few hours, one or two days a week, are needed as SAVE 10-25% ON SELECTED MODELS Bay State Ice Skating School volunteer receptionists at the information desk at the UNBELIEVABLE PRICES ON SUSPENSION FORKS Don't be a skate goat; take ice skating lessons and learn to Franciscan Children's Hospital & Rehabilitation Center, 30 enjoy the ice to its fullest. At the Bay State Ice Skating Warren St., Brighton. Responsibilities will include register ~------,Jt«. s410.00 OFF..;Uit!Msad l 1 School, lessons taught by professional instructors are avail ing and directing visitors to the hospital. More info: call the able for children, 5 and older, as well as adults. For details, Volunteer Dept. at 254-3800, ext. 1511 . e~ !~ ~~UJ.~ EO.!!'f. ~ !.~c9 call the school at 965-4460. 100/0 OFF ALL COMPUTERS Spare Change Newspaper 253 N. Harvard St. Allston 783-5636 Volunteers Volunteers are needed to aid in the publication ofa newspa per by the homeless. People are needed lo use the Macintosh Computer; make phone calls; do mailings; staff distribution DESKTOP PuBLISIIlNG ~ Cushing Manor seeks support centers; follow-up on ad sales, etc. We need all the help you SERVICES Volunteers to sponsor a fundraising benefit or assist in the can give. If you have three to five hours a week to spare, summer's fund drive are needed by Cushing Manor Com Flyers please contact Delores Bell at 451-3389. Brochures munity Support Facility, 20 Cushing Ave., Dorchester. The Maps Scanning facility, which serves patients who have just been released Newsletters High Res Help youth in crisis from state mental hospitals or mental health centers, must Are you interested in helping youth in crisis? ShortStop is Resumes Laser output receive financial assistance if it is to continue providing and emergency shelter serving youth ages 8-17 from Call today for a quote - 254-4612 these individuals with the supervised, protective living Continued on page 14 environment they require. Donations also would be greatly July 16, 1992 The Journal Page 13 GROVE BANK. - Notice - 'T' shot !Police will be sending two MAKING DREAMS A man waiting at the Tstop in front of Hurley's Liquors lfoung workers with on Commonwealth Avenue was chased into the liquor identification cards to update (OMElRUE IN store by a 13-year-old and another suspect at about 9 p.m. on Saturday. The 13-year-old then pulled out a sawed off police records on the owners shotgun and fired a round into the ceiling of the store. The victim, who was not injured, later identified the ofA-B businesses and who to OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. alleged suspect as Steve Etienne who was known to the Al Grove Bank. you can make your dreams victim as "Dickens." There is currently a warrant out for notify in case of emergency. of owning a home a real ity. Through our Neigh Etienne who lives in Allston. borhood Loan Program, that is available to the Allston/Brighton community. we can offer you put a knife up to the the child's throat demanding money. some of the lowest rates available fo r a one year After the suspect began striking the child the victim gave adjustable rate mortgage with no points and Better red him $40, a gold chain and earrings. reduced fees. The suspect, described as a slim light-skinned black Come in or call our Loan Department at man, aged 19to 20, 5'11 and wearing a green shirt, then fled (617) 738-6000 fo r more information. than ... the building. The child was not injured. A man who stopped at red light early Thursday morn ing at St. Paul and Commonwealth Avenues was assaulted by three Asian men in a silver Maxima or Camry who Man doesn't toe 5.95% yelled at him, kicked his car's bumper, and then pulled out I Year Adjusted Rate a semi-automatic handgun aimed at the victim. The suspects then got into their car and fled down line; bucks Commonwealth Avenue toward Boston. 6.00% Annual Percentage Rate convention AU rates in effect on July, 14, 1992. Speak softly All rates subject to change. An angry Mattapan man whose car got towed by Fries Towing on Hano Street Thursday night refused to pay and and carry a big attempted to drive his car out of the lot but was blocked by a tow truck. GRoVEBANK broomstick Garry Lacombe then allegedly pulled a buck knife from his trunk and ran into the tow office where he was arrested 35 Washington Street, Brighton. MA 02146 on assault charges. Other branch offi ces in: Malceba Brown of Allston, wielding a broomstick, Chestnut Hill, Brookline, Framingham, allegedly pushed down and punched a woman who refused Natick, Newton and S1ough1on. tar...... FDICIDIFM to give up her handbag Thursday night on Allston Street. Sitting siblings - ;g~~~ ACE VIDEO SERVICE shot at 25 Church St. Watertown Square Baby Factory Authorized Service Center • Specializing in: A brother and sister sitting on the steps outside their TV•VCR•CAMCO~RS apartment on Commonwealth Avenue were chased into the Mention Journal Ad for: threatened with vestibule Thursday evening by two men, one of whom fired $10 off Any Repair Over $50 LIMITED TIME OFFER • Nol to be c:omboned wslh ""'! ~ three shots at them, one bullet smashing through a glass QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1950 • Pick Up & Detiveiy Se!vice Ava~abfe°' knife door. The suspects then escaped in a black Saab. MON - SAT: 9:00 - 5:30 923-9925 '" A robber grabbed a woman's 14-month-oldchild from - compiled by r------, her arms in the lobby of her building Tuesday evening and Suzanne Siegel : IF : : AT FIRST : : YOU DON'T : Continued from page JO I I The end result is we are paying what the rich don't have to official don't, nor do you care. : SUCCEED, : pay and what the poor can' t pay. I will never enter a polling booth to vote again. I've I Don't you understand that medical insurance, food, learned my lesson well. I clothing and every day necessities have risen to an all time I high? Do you know what a half gallon of milk or a loaf of Carol A. Fales QUIT. I bread costs today? No, I guess you and every other elected Brighton Sometimes the bes! way 10 gel ahead is 10 change your direction. If you're looking for an exciting and flexible career. consider a shift. The culinary arts have been called one of the top fast-track careers of the 90's. At New England Culinary Institute. we offer: • 7 to l student/teacher ratio in all production kitchens technicians and assistants." • Hands-on training Continued from page 2 • A.O.S. Degree in Culinary Arts Genzyme Corporation, as Allston-Brighton residents • Financial Aid available for qualified students. in training and employment services, and the agency that are well aware of, is currently in the process of building a issued the original Request for Qualifications, will be man new manufacturing facility and its corporate headquarters at aging the grant as well as recruitment efforts. Allston Landing. The international biotechnology company THE "'This is a very exciting new partnership in the worldof has committed more than $100 million to manufacturing in START ING 1o-A.1..a.i..,. employment and training," said Nancy Brown, president of the Bay State. POINT ERi. "Aquinas College will workwith Genzyme to actually Said Henri A. Termeer, chairman, chief executive offi For our 4 -color catalog cer, and president of Genzyme: "T he decision to begin and more information. 'tailor' the classroom and lab training to meet some very please call or write. company-specific needs with the goal of training dislocated working with Aquinas College confirms our Continued on page 14 250 Main St., Dept. J workers for new careers as biotechnology manufacturing Montpelic.r. vr 05602-9720 ------I Accredited member. CCA._ Phone (602) 2~24.J Page 14 The Journal July 16, 1992 CHINA GARDEN ~ 103 BRIGHTON AVE. •ALLSTON • 782-6714 OBITUARIES §ALL DAY SUPER SPECIALS ~ Adelbert J. Kelly l. C~m Wi11g5, Bonelm Spareribs & Pork Fried R"n $ l C~icbt fmgers, Bonelm Spareribs & Pork Fried Ru 3 Q 5 Brighton Husband of Marjorie (McGowan). Services from J. Warren t Chicken Win~ Crub Rangoon & Pork Fried R"Kt July 8, 1992 Sullivan Funeral Home, Brighton. D. Chicken Fingers, Crab Rango on & Pork Fried Rice .._ /. -. Son of the late John F. and Mary M. (McCormack) Kelly. Rose V. (Alvarez) McCormack ' =~"'~E~iv ~:;;tw Funeral from the Brady & Fallon Funeral Home, 10 Tower Brighton on orders of15 or more • 5pm to lOpm-'· / ~~/ St., Forest Hills, Monday,July 13. A Funeral Mass followed July 10, 1992 in St. Peter's Churc h, Dorchester. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Wife of the late Cecil F. McCormack. Funeral from the McNamara Funeral Home, 460 Washington St., Brighton, Joseph Horan Monday, July 13. A Funeral Mass follo~ed in St. Gabriel Brighton Church. Interment Evergreen Cemetery '"Hom•.°"Th• Original PhlladelpM~ Cheese 6tsak• : July 11, 1992 All Toppings Are FREE ~v-~ .v .. ...: FREE ~4~·~- DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS • 11 :00 am - J 0:00 pm .... :.: Dial STEAKS-2 • 783-2572 NEWSREEL .·-:.( ... 1245 Commonwaallh .Ava. .·:-"· M.ntlOn.lh Journal and G.t frM Fries w/any purchase Continued from page 13 long-te rm commitment to Massachusetts com munities to J. Ri ley, S.T.D., hospital officials :ind staff, contractors, establish biotechnology manufacturing ski lls in the state. neighbors and children to raise the final g irdcrofthc5-story, From th is partnership, we hope to bring new manufacturing state-of-the-art center scheduled to open in the fall o f 1993. Large technicians to Genzyme and to the biotechnology industry The union of St. Margaret's I lospital with St. Elizabeth's BUY.3 or as a whole." I lospital brings together two hospitals that have a long Sm•ll GET 1 T he 67-wcck training program will include coursework tradition of service to women and families in New England, Luge in a ppl ied mathematics, biology, chemistry, microbiology, with particular caring for the high ri sk pregnant mother. BUY3 or Small anato my and physiology, cell biology a nd histology, bio Whe n completed, the new facility wi ll be o ne of the regions GET 1 c hemistry a nd molecular biology, lab theory and tech major providers of comprehensive services to women of all niques, computers and data management. A 12-wcck intern ages. ship will follow. The mayor, hospital officials and scores of employees signed the girder just before it was hoisted to the top of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Singing the Red Cross building. The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Department Blues at Harpers Suffolk Division Docket No. 92C-0162 Goal reached by Little NOTICEOFCHANGEOFNAME The First Annual Red Cross Blues Benefit wi ll be held To all persons interested in the petition hereinafter described. at llarpcrs Ferry ( 158 Brighton Ave. in Allston), Thursday, Wanderers A petition has been presented to said Court by John loannis July 23. Proceeds wi ll benefit the American Red Cross of The New England Home fo r Little Wanderers, 20 Lin Toptsikiotis of Boston in said County, praying that his name Massachusetts Bay's local human services a nd programs. den St., Boston, raised $50,000 to reach its fundraising goal may be changed as follows: The evening's lineup oflocal musical talent wi ll include in the Fourth Annual Country Bike Tour, held June 14 in John Ioannis Toptslkiotls to John Toptslkiotls Otis Taylor Made, Little Anthony and the Locomotives, The Walpole. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney Bruce Marshall Group and Upper U.S. The benefit will be Each of the 162 cyclists particpating had to raise a must file a written appearance in said Court at Boston before hosted by WBOS's David O ' Leary and the show begins at minimum of $175 in order to ride; some went well over that ten o'clock in the forenoon on the 23rd day of July 1992, the 8:30 p.m. Tix arc $10. More in fo: call the Red Cross at 262- fi g ure, even into th e tho usands o f do lla rs. return day of this citation. WITNESS, Mary C. Fitzpatrick, Esquire, First Justice of said 1234 ext. 306, weekdays. J. Baker, Inc., The Sluka Family Foundation and the TJX Court, this 25th day or June 1992. Companies Inc. were the three major fina ncial supporters of the tour, whic h also was assisted by more than 45 o ther Girder raising at St. E's corporate sponsors that donated prizes, goods and serv ices. ORDER OF NOTICE The mayor of Boston, Raymond Flynn, gave the folks at The meal was provided courtesy of D' Angelos Sa ndwic h It is ordered that notice of said proceeding be given by St. Elizabeth 's Hospital in Brighton a lift, last Thursday, S ho ps/C hip's Ice Cream. publishing a copy of the foregoing citation once in theAllston July 9. A ll the hoopla centered o n ' Topping-off' ceremoni es The Home extends a special thanks to all the peo ple and Brigbton Journal, a newspaper published in Boston, publi for the new St. Margaret's Center fo r Women and Infants at cation to be seven (7) days at least before said return day. companies that made the Bike To ur a rousing success. WITNESS, Mary C. Fitzpatrick, Esquire, First Justice of said St. Elizabeth's. The mayor was joined by Bishop Lawre nce Court, this 25th day of June 1992. BIRTHS Carmen Beatriz Villareyna June 27, 1992 Allston, proudly announce the birth of their daughter, Carmen Allston Beatriz Villareyna, born June 27, 1992, at MetroWest Medical Center, Framingham Unio n Campus. The new Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Norma (Lopez) Vi lla rcyna, of arrival weighed 5 pounds, 13 ounces. COMMUNITY CAL.ENDAR Continued from page 13 the Greater Boston area. We have recently begun to recruit Ongoing trai ning and support arc offered fo r volunteers homes in the Allsto n-Brighton community to jo in us in willing to accept this long-te rm responsib ility, including offering placement to youth on a short term basis. For more monthly mentor support groups. At this time, me ntors have information call Barbara Cousins or Michael Deli a at 776- been successfully matched with children in several o f The 3377. Home's nine treatment programs; they are making a differ An ence in many young lives. For information, call (617) 783- Unforgettable New England Home for Little Wanderers 7070. The New England Home for Little Wanderers seeks minor Family Experience, ity individuals willing to spend time, talent and affection - compiled hy Bill Kelly ...... ,,,., ,. with a troubled chi ld. In the Home's Mentor progra m, such ~- ,,,, an adult serves as a role model and emotional support forone The deadline for having calendar of The Home's kids. Host An AFS Exchange Student .. items published is the Friday Call 413 567-5885 Prospective mentors must attend a n agency orientation before publication. The Journal is 1-800 USA-4AFS (In Mass) program, complete a formal application, participate in a two-part mentor training program and finally meet with a published Thursday each week. program director. Each mentor is asked to spend eight hours Calendar items are published on a AFS Intercultural Programs 0 each month with a child or teen and to make a minimum ,313 East 43rd Street, New York. New York 1001 ~ discretionary basis. commitment of one full year. July 16, 1992 The Journal Page 15 Read my lips Continued from page 1 may have addressed some of the community's concerns, it in order to create a pediatric rehabilitation unit by convert did not do so in a timel y manner. They also believe that the ~8/0GESTOOE [:Jf.!.~:·::t•J=t . t;;lj ~ ing 41 of the center's existing 201 adult beds for use in the pediatric services Greenery plans to offer, are already in llllJN lllJRSE [i.,T.;Jlj{rr:J H~~ treatment of pediatric patients with acquired brain injury. place at the Franciscan Children's Hospital on Warren - The proposal also calls for a two-story atrium to be build Street. Greenery officals, however, disagree, saying the SAVE 10-25% ON SELECTED MODELS UNBELIEVABLE PRICES ON SUSPENSION FORKS over the existing patio and expansion of the existing first Franciscan Hospital offers short term acute care, while floor dining facility. Greenery functions as a long-term rehabilitatio n center. ~------, I JNL $~ 0.00 QFFvrittilhlsad l According to Jeannine Carroll, administrator of the Greenery officials also say that the state's Determinatio n o f Newton-based Greenery, located at 99 Chestnut Hill Ave., Needs (DoN) office would not have approved thei r plans if e~2~~~~~~~£o~~~!~~ the addition would also allow for expansion of existing the services were duplicative in nature. 10% OFF ALL COMPUTERS patient treatment areas including physical therapy, occupa "You people are just trying to placate us," said Ronald 253 N. Harvard St. Allston 783-5636 tional therapy and speech pathology. Expansion of some Davies, a resident oft he neighborhood that abuts the Green administration space, including medical records, laundry ery and a member of the advisory group established to facilities, adaptive equipment shop and wheelchair storage improve communication between the facility and the com would also be possible because of the addition. munity. BROOKLINE RED CAB While the city's zoning board last year denied the Davies contends that several months ago Greenery offi Greater Boston's Largest Suburban Fleet application without prejudice because of a technicality, cials promised to collect data on the increase in parking that some residents and community organizations felt it would would be generated by the addition of 41 new pediatric Serving been denied regardless because the addition would have patients, but never did. •Allston• Brighton • Brookline negatively effected existing traffic and parking problems in " Your concerns were noted," Carro ll told Davies. • Back Bay • Beacon Hill • Sou th End the area. At that time neighbors and abuttors also contended " Yes, but they weren't followed up like you promised," and the Hospitals that the area around the facility was already over-devel Davies said. oped. A new date for a hearing on the application has not yet The minutes of the advisory committee's June meeting been scheduled. show that Carroll did tell Davies the Greenery's parking Call RED CAB's Carroll has said that while Greenery has changed some consultant was researching other pediatric facilities and the 24-Hour Service of its plans because of community concern, it has not data gathered from that research wou ld be provided to the changed any items important to tbe community - the group. 734-5000 facility will not add any new beds, remaining at the present As of July 2, according to Davies, this had not been done. level of201, has no current plans for the Melia House, and "You have a history of making promises you don't Licensed Package Delivery Service remains committed to a community review/response pro keep," BAJA Vice President Theresa Hynes to ld Greenery cess. officials. "But the bottom line is there is too much develop But critics of the facility maintain that while Greenery ment in Brighton and Allston already." Arabian Nights Continued from page 1 Allston residents Beydoun and Sleiman, both 26, are the Spices, li ghtly fried in 100 percent vegetable o il and served proprietors of Ali Baba Restaurant- which featu res nutri with Tahini Sauce. It is important to no te, Sleiman says, that tious, traditio nal Middle Eastern cuisine at very reasonable the Falafel is cooked to order-as is all the hot food - and prices - located in the heart of Union Square at 514 never fried in the same oil as the French fr ies. Cambridge St. But, these men, who have known each other And for the vegetarian, Ali Baba also serves up a palate for 15 years, are more than just co-owners of an eating pleasing combo of hommos, Baba ganouf (smoked egg establishment - they are roommates and friends. plant blended with lemo n juice, tahin i sauce and a touch of 254-4454 Originally from Lebanon, Beydoun and Sleiman came garlic), tabouleh (cracked wheat mixed wi th fresh parsley, & to Boston seven years ago to attend college. However, to matoes, o nions, lemon juice and vegetable oil), stu ffed Barbara George Sawin· while Beydoun packed his measuringcupsand spatulas and grape leaves, tahini and rice pilaf, all for only $4.75. In • Serving the Boston Area • Specializing in Custom headed to Boston Univers ity to study hotel food manage addition, from 6-10 p.m. everyday, it's all you can cat of Dried & Decorative falafel, salad and tahini for a mere $4.95. ment, Sleiman pocketed his pencils and erasers and hot Arrangements footed it over to No rtheastern University where he earned Within the next couple of weeks, Beydoun said, Ali ·Weddings a degree in mechanical eng ineering. Baba will o ffer an even more diverse selectio n of Middle • Sympathy Tributes " But, because of the economy, it was tough to find a job Eastern foods than is currently available. all major in my field," Sleiman said. "And besides I was always "Weoffcra differenttypeofdiningexperience,"Sleiman Sawin ~{orist credit cards interested in cooking. I learned many things by watching said. " Maybe some people have never tried Middle Eastern 238 Faneull Street, Brighton bypn.->ne my mother prepare meals back home. So if was not so far food. That's why weofferasample taste ofone of our dishes fetched that I would want to open a restaurant." every day. Once they taste a little of our food, they'll want Beydoun, who admitted he also learned to cook by to try more." T.H. McVEY MONUMENTS watching his mother (when she didn' t kick him out of the But for the less daring diner, Ali Baba also offers (Est. 1905) kitchen), said, "And because my field is cooking and food rotisscried chicken, buffalo-style chicken wings - mild, • MONUMENTS . . · management, it was only natural that I too would decide to BBQ-medium and spicy - a charbroiled cheeseburger • MARI<:ERS . · open a restaurant. And even though we work a lot of hours cl ub plate with fri es and salad as well as jumbo Kosher hot •EXPERT · · · . (Beydoun and Sleiman do all the cooking) we cannot dogs. Beydo un notes that Ali Baba always uses on I y Kosher complain." meats and guarantees the quality of its food. ~~~i-m~~ ArsenalLsL Mall Garage) The restaurant, open daily from 11 a.m. to midnight, "Our food is all top quality and nut ri tious," Sleiman (Opposit~ offers a mouth-watering selection of homemade Middle said. "But, if a customer does not like the food for any 662·ARSENAL ST., WATERTOWN Eastern dishes, such as C hicken Shawerma, thin sliced reason, we will either refund their money or replace their 923-8866 boneless chicken marinated for two days then cooked on a food no questions asked." rotisserie, and served as a sandwich ($3.50) or a complete Ali Baba offers free delivery to Allston, Brighton and dinner ($4.95), and Kaftah ($3.50 for the sandwich and parts of Brookline after 5 p.m. " We also do catering for ·~· $4.75 for the dinner), fresh lamb and beef giound with parties, weddings and any occasion," Sleiman added. Subscribe to the Journ , rarsley and onion and seasoned with spices imported from So w hen th e genie in you gets a craving for a delicious, 254-0334 the Middle East. nutritious meal, hop on your magic carpet, ride over to Ali All sandwiches are served with lettuce, tomatoes, and Baba Restaurant and feast tahini or garlic sauce served in beautiful, handmade earth on delicacies fit for an emir. enware bowls. All plates are served with rice pilafor French i.s.Waterman & sons The only drawback is you Since 1832 fries, hommos, salad and fresh pita bread. might have a hard time Affiliated Family Funeral Homes Ali Baba also offers an extensive vegetarian menu, Eastman-Waring Sumner Jatmts Waring .k:. PrflS. squeezing back into your Serving All Fa iths including Falafel, blended fava beans and chick peas with lamp immediately after din- & All Nationat1t1es United in family-centered service to all faiths, fresh parsley and garlic fl avored with Middle Eastern ncr. nationalities and financial circumstances. Experienced, reliable friend and advisor for nearly 160 years. BOSTON· (617) 536-4110 WELLESLEY· (617) 235-4110 Championship tilt 495 Commonweahh Ave., Kenmore Square 592 Washington St. (Rt. 16) jundion a Commonweahh Ave. & Beacon St. next to Wellesley Inn ~ile Brookline Ave. Parking Area There's a lot at stake, this Friday, when pionship series. Game time is 5:30 p.m. at Valet Parking some ofthe finest little league ballplayers in Smith Field in Brighton - so if your taste For Pre-Arrangement Consultation Dial TOLL FREE Allston-Brighton go head to head in the runs to ward hotly contested baseball en 1-800-344-PLAN Brighton Central Senior Little Leaguecham- counters, this o ne's for you CREMATION SERVICE AVAILABLE Page 16 The Journal July 16, 1992 REAL ESTATE the roof, etc. - usually can't be claimed. When termine the square you re-do fl oors, windows ·1·1t1: 1:1x• 1·r Slt<>I> footage. Next, be sure to and/or walls, you can By LLOYD BIRMINGHAM compute the square foot sometimes claim the im age of all the doors, win If you're doing more Q& A provements; take pic Give Your Home A Face Lift dows and other tures of the areas to be uncovered areas, and sub walking than you do in Q. We're interested in Vinyl Siding: Before pieces readily comple the winter, you should worked on before and af . pulling out the paint tract this total amount of finding out what kinds of ment a broad range of ar square footage from your tone up before you shove improvements we make ter they are re-done, and brushes this summer, do chitectural styles and ask your accountant for total square foo tage. Add off. in our home will provide it-yourselfers should con treatments suitable fo r Here's are some advice on the fe asibility sider vinyl siding. any home. ten percent to the result us with tax advantages; ing fi gure to allow fo r stretching exercises the of such claims if this Because weather and ag Putting vinyl siding on are there general rules errors. American P hysical Ther that can be applied to makes a difference in ing have little effect on a house is certainly a whether or not you can • If insulation is being apy Association recom claiming home improve vinyl, a freshly painted good-sized project, but it mends before and after a afford to have the work appearance is maintained replaced or installed fo r ments as deductions? can be successfully com the fi rst time, it is recom fitness walk. Do 10 repe A. In general, think done. year after year - making pleted by do-it-your How can my wife mended that the vinyl titions each. Stop if they of the kind of improve Q. it one of the most popular selfe rs. The materials are cause pain or discomfort. and I cut down on bank siding choices in today's lightweight and easy to siding be placed on foil ments that immediately face or kraft-faced wrap Side Bend Stretch : increase the value of your ing fees? remodeling market. cut, but tough enough to Consolidate your around or sheathing Stand with your feet six home, and/or add to the A. Vinyl siding is made to resist scratches and dents inches apart . Keep your accounts into one joint last; it never needs paint (incidentally Georgia-Pa board. Drop-in insulation structure's longevity. is not recommended fo r back straight with a slight account. This not only ing, eliminating the prob cific solid vinyl siding is Creating a new, liveable use with vinyl siding. arch. Slowly lean to the minimizes fees, it also lems of cracking, warranted against manu room out of an area over • T he most important right from your waist and keeps fa mily bookkeeping blistering, chipping, flak facturing and wear de the garage, or a portion of step in the installation hold fo r five seconds. Re the cellar, fo r example, simplified and often re ing and fading commoniy fects fo r 50 years). The sults in fewer accounting process is to align the peat to the left side. can offer tax advantages. associated with tradition basic tool needed fo r ap Trunk Rotation errors. Try to keep just al siding. An occasional plying vinyl siding is a starter strip accurately. T he usual upkeep To do so, snap a level Stretch : Stand with your painting walls, rep ai ri ~g enough money in a check wash with soap and water standard circular saw. ing account to pay for an chalkline around the pe hands on your hips and keeps it clean and new T ips for Ins ta lling your feet a shoulder ticipated everyday looking. Vinyl Siding: rimeter of the house and expenses. Keep larger nail the starter strip, with length apart. Slowly ro HOUSE WANTED Designed to resemble • To figu re the amount tate your upper body as amounts in a money mar the top edge on the line, wl ••to llllf Single, 2 iamit/. or wood clapboard, vinyl of siding needed fo r the fa r as possible to the left IJge 2 BR Condo. ket account which pays into position. Leave a siding is available in a va job, measure the height and hold fo r five seconds. pref Brookline, Newton, or possibly interest and allows you to riety of colors, including and width of each exteri 114-inch space between M ust be ~priced , would each starter strip section Straight up and repeat to ·11er a 'Handynm's Special.' write checks fo r larger ex blue, gray, cream, al or wall, including gables to allow for expansion. the right. ell eslablished couple. Call John: penses. mond, sunburst and and dormers, and multi 247-2175 white. Matching trim ply the dimensions to de- c. 1992, Tflt:>une Media Services <;> 1992. Trot:>une Media Services BRIGHTON BRIGHTON BRIGHTON o n Newton Line Apartment to Rent Apartment available 4 & 5 BR apartments on 5 Room Apartment 5 Room Apt on Lovely Chandler Pond Sept. 1st • quiet street near Cleve 1st Floor • 2 Bed rooms • 1 Bath • Kitchen and Bath Three bedrooms, land Circle, e-1-k, dlw, I 'I , lkdroom Apanment in pri,•aice CONVENIENT TO ho1i1e w11h large living room, walk Just Ren ovated · Dining Room and den, front and disposal. jacuzzi both, in clo;c1, wall IO wall carper; vcery Living Room has Bea utiful Hardwood parking avallable. TRANSPORTATION clt:an, close to T, IO!S of parking. rear porches Fl oors • Wal k To All MBTA Stops. Near T _ $1 400 - $1600/month Front and Back Porches $700 7 30 (HcOl & Hol Woier Included) Available Sept. 1st Parking Available sao0.00 a month• Heat In cluded $900 plus utilities FIRST & LAST MONTH (SECURITY) Other Utilities are Seperate. Please ca ll: 617-244-9700 CALLJ OYCE ANN: Call 254-1062 7 82- 094 2 783-2637 782-3094 508-443-0222 after 1: 00 p.m. HJ 783-3622 After 5:00 • No Pets MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By v inue tnd in execution of a power o f sale contained in a certain mort~ a,c deed given by RONALD J. KERB LE, RAMON FEIVEN AND BARBARA E. FEIVEN to Home Owners Federal Savings and Loan Association o f l l Milk Street, Boston, MA, dated April IS, 1986, recorded wllh Norfolk Registry of Deeds, In Book 7017, Page 6S. of which mort~gc 1hc undersigned is 1he present holder, (orbrcach o f1hecondh ions ofsaid mortgage 3nJ fonl'e purpme of foreclosing the same will be sold 11 publica uc1ion, on WcJ nesday,July ALLSTON (BOSTON) 29. 1992, a1 2:00 o'clock P.M ., on the mongagcd prem ises, 111 ind singular the premises conveyed by said mortgage deed, sale to be held on the premises located at Unil No. 3, 503 Boylston Street, SOJ Boyls&on Street Condominiums, Brookline, MA to wit: 2FAMILY Unit No. 3, a unit in the: condominium 11 503 Boyls&on Suee1, Brook.line, Massa· chus.etts, known u S03 8 oyls100 Street Condominium created pursuant to aod 2 APPIAN WAY, ALLSTON, MA subject 10 the provisiooJ of Chap1cr 183A of the General Lows of MIUSIChUS By its auomcys, $400.00 a month Heat Included MARVIN W. KUSHNER 11•1 ~~~~=-~~~. COllEN & KUSHNER, P.C. Other utilities looking to split. Please call: 10STATESTREET • WDeURN, MA01801 '"'-617-933·3680 nL 617-933-3998 SS WILLIAM STREET W.SSACHUSITTS LICENSE NO. 1029 NEW HAMPSHIRE LICENSE NO. 2571 WELLESLEY. MA 02181 783-2637 (617)431·1401 After 5:00 • No Pets OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT , BOSTON • BRIGHTON Get Mortgagee's sale of Real Estate on the premises 640 Square Ft. of Office Space on CO NDOMINIUM Results Second Floor of Professional Office 45 ASHFORD STREET Building in Brighton Cen ter. THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1992 AT 1 PM REF# 395·92 Advertise Space includes: Waiting Room, Reception Area, 3rd floor condo unit wllh 3 bedrooms. I bath. lMng room. d ining Private Office, Two Examining Rooms, Rest Rooms area. kitchen. Parking. FHW / otl. 785 • SF ltvlng area. in the and a Kitchenette. Special F~tures Include an DIRECTIONS: Commonwealth Ave. to right on Linden S treet to Ashford. J ournal Elevator and Free Parking in the Rear of Building. TERMS: S5.000 deposit due In cash. certified or bank check at lime of sale. Balance due within (301 days. Other terms. If any. $950.00 a mont h ( 5year leas~) announced at the sale. Sweetser & Lombard. P.C .. Suite 102. 459 Broadway. Everett. MA 02149. Attorney for the Mortgagee. and Tenant pays 9% of the Building's Suffolk County Land Registration. Doc. No. 42'1023. Cert. No. Call Electric Bill (avg. 85.00 per month) C90-23. ~ MA. Lie. 254-0334 Th e Suite will b e available 9 I 1 /92 ~~ (617) 770-0444 #858 Please Call: Eileen Hager at "i>ani;l J. Flynn & Co. INC. for 782-5570 ext. 248 P.O. Box 116, Quincy MA 02171 details July 16, 1992 T.he Journal Page 17 .:· :-::-~: ,.------I ..I r---'? _ BAY STATE MOVERS I Bad Credit/No Credit? ~------" . . -... ~CLA~![!EDS . ,,~· M&J. .' Reach all of New E ngland with o ne class I FAMILY. , ified ad order placed with this newspaper Olfeting Protessiona Photography through the NEW ENGi.AND Cl.ASS. COlnes Fa Professional Result&. 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MA. 254:0334 * CROSSWORD PUZZLE * ACROSS 33 Sense 62 Connected 27 Saucy 1 Trades organs succession 28 Snare requiring 35 Performing 30 Stringed manual mammal DOWN instrument skill 36 Suggish· 1 Hymn tune 32 Transaction 7 Silent star ness 2 Remainder 34 Obliquely 14 Type of 39 lmpertu~ 3 Finesse 36 Type style cigar able poise 4 Frothy 37 Original 15 Good guy's 43 Philately t>ubbles inhabitants girl item 5 Garment for 38 Relative 16 Person 44 Boring the forum 40 Run held as 46 capital of 6 "- Dallas" 41 Meeting security Samoa 7 Coop OCCU· notes 17 Fragrant 47 Touches pants 42 Hit the smoke tenderly 8 For that ball 18 Onassis, 48 "A -'clOck reason 43 Meager familiarly scholar" 9 Medieval 45 Sets free 19 Malay 49 Monetary chest 48 Met manager strait unit 10 Author of 51 Sharp 21 Deity 50 - Baba ''One Gold 52 Decrease 22 Constructed 51 Bows obse- Bug" 53 Play the 24 Book of qulously 11 Tarries lead the Bible 54 Wheel track 12 Shoe parts 56 like: suit. ~ 25 Vend 55 Cote d' Azur 13 Gauge 58 Here: Fr. 26 Asset 57 Gratify pointer 27 Reduce 59 Theatrical 14 Winners, gradually settings for short 28 "-on a 60 Made into 20 Invisible match... 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IA 251-%27 llrighton, MA 782-890ll 1>1, 1r1b11ti-J Hy Rusco Auto Products Co. 183 Chestnut Hill Ave. Brighton, MA 782-44?0 GET RESULTS ... JOURNAL ADVERTISING 254-0334 Mercury Cougar's cat to be good By Bob Sikorsky a luxury car. But while it drifted away from Mustang it held It 's hard to believe but it's 25 years since on to the one last surviving gasp of high Mercury Division introduced its perennially performance, the XR7 model. popu lar and steady-sell ing Cougar. Just a With its 200-horsepower V8 eng ine couple of years after th e successful debut of coupled with the only avail able transmis Ford's ace-in -the-hole Mustang, Mercury sion, a fo ur-speed auto matic overdrive, this came up with what many people thought was high-performance version of the ' 92 Cou a luxury version of the Mustang - the Cou gar is at least a token gesture towards past gar. performance g lories. Today' s Cougar is, Although it resembled the Mustang in no doubt, ai med more at the bucks bunch many ways, and even came out with high vs. the punch bunch, and for some reason performance Mustang-competitive models in attracts a disproportionate number of fe theensuingyears, the Cougar was its own car: male buyers. larger, sleeker, and aimed at a s lightly fT!O re Our tester, the LS coupe, while featur affluent segment of the buying public. ing the above engine as an option, came Today there's no resemblance between equipped with a 3.8-1 iter, sequential elec * HARD TO FIND PARTS OUR SPECIALITY* the two as Mustang continued on its rough tronic, fuel-injected, V6 engine that rates WE ALSO MACHINE DRUMS AND ROTORS-WHILE YOU WAIT and ready romp through the years, providing 140 horsepower at 3,800 rpm and a more ~ eys ma e on the premises - relatively low-cost performance machines for impressive 215 foot pounds of torque at a the masses while Cougar drifted into a more low 2,400 rpm. It is coupled to a 4-speed sublime area, its styling more subdued, automatic overdrive transmission. classier, sleeker, it 's amenities more befitti ng Continued on page 23 There's s.omething about the experience of buying this car that's different. Y ou like to b11y 11ew mn, d~11 't yo11 ? Yo11 likc "" pr~mrtf tbc bn:crt.:, thL· "let 111c c/Jal· 11•1/IJ :11ymlc.<1111 11rn.!1cr" ro11 1.111L"? ll'lm t"s tlmt? Yo11 do11 '1? Yo~ • 'd m t/Jcr j 11.rt,11'1.1lk 111 1 ~ 11.<'10 11''."00111 , be trcm cd W·e n11 i11 1dli._qcut pcr.<011, n11d tb,·11 pn.v n f n1r prra for 1111 0111srn11d111g n 11to111ot111c v11ltu? Well, ol·11_1', yo11 VL'.!/Ot I/. At fen.rt, tl111 t .< 011 r!/01rl wlx 11 cr1cr so11uo1re 111stt.< "'· B11 t tf 011 t pt. SATURN of BOSTON 1585 VFW PARKWAY• ROUTE 1 THE AMERICAN WAY BOSTON, MA 02132 • AT THE DEDHAM/WEST ROXBURY LINE SAT\RN .... 325-4200 E/1991 Snt1m1 Cor ornt1011 July 16, 1992 The Journal P·age 23 B03aF~------f10%oF~ 1 Alter Ego Designs 1 Crack-erjack bust I · Alterations • Creations I I 331 B Newbury St. 2nd floor I Continued from page 1 Bost~n , MA 02215 The seizure "should have a major impact" on the drug I I according to State Pol ice C hief Staff Sgt. Patrick Greaney. dealing organization, according to Jo nes, but he added, "the I By Appointment Clmh;og/ Hom• It•= I (I= Alterations/Designs (617)332 0160 Two Brighton residents, Aaron Goodrum, 21, of 317 difficulty is that [many of those arrested] are not in custody. I . - _ -- Wholesale/Retail I Summit Ave., and Robert Anderson, 27, who lives on South Ten o f them made bail." I expires 9/1/92 :... . pickup/ delivery I Crescent Street, were arrested and charged with two charges "Of course they made bail because they have a lot of of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 200 grams cash," said Matthews. ~~~0!.~------~~~~~~ of cocaine. Jones said those who were released are "definitely being "That's pretty big stuff. Th.at's major drugs," Housing closely watched in an effort to keep them o ut o f the Winn~ng / )~ Police Chief Curtis Jones said of the charges against the community and from selling drugs in public housing." Brighton men. Police said it was the first time they used electronic running· 6 r~. ,/' ~ · Police also found two AR-15 assault rifles in Anderson's surveill ance such as phone taps to collect evidence on the mates. ~· · ~l....lll L apartment. dealers. The equipment is usually reserved for federal -· ~ Authorities allege Anderson supplied the kingpin of the agents dealing with o rganized crime. Homeless pups. older pooches and sellers, Cyril "Chubby" Graves, 23, of Roxbury, with Said Jones, "This is going to be o ne of the best ways of other pets need some· cocaine he had obtained from Goodrum and Kelvyn dealing with drugs in the future." one to run with . play with . and love. Make Gonzalez, 36, of Medford. Jones said those arrested "were not the biggest. We t racks to your nearest Animal Re scue League didn't bust the main man. There' s a bigger fish out there. ado ption shelter. Open State Trooper Frank Matthews, a case officer, said those It 's a continuing investigation." seven·days a week. arrested were "upper level dealers we were able to pick up." Because it is an on-going investigation the search war Boston Dedham Salem E. Brewster "Unfortunately when you take people out like this, rants for the 22 apartments have been sealed unti l the in ital JO Ch2nc.lkr SI. 2~H Pine SI. .\711 Highl2nd A\·e. Ro uie 6A someone takes their place," said Matthews. " It's tough - g rand j ury hearing at the end of the week, according to 426-9170 3 26-0729 744-7910 255-1030 you' ve got to keep working on them." Tho mas O'Toole, spokesman for the Suffo lk County Dis 00 Another difficulty, said Jones, is that bail is set too low. tri ct Attorney's office. Animal Rescue League of Boston Bail for Anderson was originally set at $100,000 but was Brighton Police Captain Margaret O ' Mallcy described A non ·profit humane society helping animals since 1899. later reduced to $25,000 by Suffolk S uperior Court Judge the raid as "a constructive step" and said she did not think Paul Chernoff. Anderson made bail and was released. "crack is a major problem here in Brighton." ..~. 24 Hour Service Continued from page 22 cubic feet worth. 7 Days A Week Our LS tester base prices for a reasonable $16,460. As & EPA mileage ratings are 20 mpg/city and 27 mpg/highway. tcstcd the tab came to $22,757. That's over $6,000 worth of Local Long Distance Our 10 days with the cat averaged 18.1 mpg. optio ns after an options package saving o f $885 is sub BIG & Small Jobs This is an eng ine that, in my opinion, is just a tad tracted. underpowered fo rt he heavy Cougar. The trade-off is slightl y There is nothing extraordinary, nothing striking or SUPER LOW RATES better fuel econo my than the larger and optio na l V8. The improved, nothing that stands out on this, th e 25th an niver 1-800-NICE JOB• 1-800 642-3562 suspens ion comes across as a bit soft and handling renects sary of the Cougar. Seems to me that th e cat deserved this. The nose dips under hard braking and the car handles something more th an a rerun with 25th anniversary script Local # 254-0450 a bit mushy in tight cornering. But, then again, th is isn' t a glu ed to thesidcofthecar to model you'd take to the racetrack, except of course, to see celebrate. the races. Comments by my wife While the trademark near vertical rear window is al Rogga: Why is it that the ready outdated and boring, the rest of th e car is an exercise '92 silver-anniversary ver in sleekness, befitting something named Cougar. It 's long sion edition seems tamer and and lean with a overall length just one-tenth of an inch shy more complacent than that DA of200 inches and sits o n a large 113.0-inch wheelbase. It 's original animal? Or maybe FROM YOUR OWN BACKYARD rated as mid-size and has 102.3 cubic feet of interior its just that we who can re volume. The special seats are absolutely gorgeous and a member the first wild feline Cruise from Boston and treat to look at. The problem, however, is th at they are way have become ourselves Cru i s~~~~~l~i~;a~ . blanJ too soft. Mushy even. This softness detracts greatly from the more domesticated. save up to $300 per Cabin Je~tination. With cornl sand>. driver' s pleasure and from the car's handling and ride. A Nevertheless, the sporty, Turquoise waters. Azure skies. too-pampered driver isn't an as aware driver. And these well-appointed Cougar still AnJ hlissful Jays and nights seats will lull you to sleep. kicks in and runs with mod filled with di,·ine plcasun.:s. Another nice touch to the interior looks are the dark est gusto. I like the s ize of Never A Dull ebony-colored simulated wood trim pieces on the doors. this car. It feels heavy - it Moment .. . They are different and quite striking. A nice change here weighs3,587 pounds- and Sparkling pools, sauna, mm·b, from the typical walnut/zebrano/elm simulations. An op I feel secure while negotiat ~k'C k ~;ports, shopping, and six Ju,. tional feature I liked was the diag nostic maintenance moni ing today's stressful traffic. cious meals and ~nack s a Jay. At tor, a digital readout of fluid levels and oil change interval. Comments by my 17- nigh t, nig h.tcluh dancing, a Although I could find no trace of an air bag (disappoint year-old son Kyl e: lt'sscary Mome Carlo Casino, Vegas-style ing), the Cougar does come with automatic seat belts. The to th ink how o ld my dad is floor shows, intimate l oung~-s . All shifter is on the console with storage underneath the right getting. He can remember lor one affnrdahl.: price. arm rest. A six-pack of analog gauges decorates the dash. the o rig inal Cougar as if it 6 Night Cruise The g love box is nice and large as is th e trunk space, 15-plus were yesterday. 5 Sepe. 7. 1992 ...... , .....i. 795* 7 Night Cruise 5 Get Results ... Sept. 13, 1992 ...... i. 895* For free hmchun.: and rc!'Cn-ation. conracl your trnvd agent or Advertise In The Journal Crui:.c lmcmat1on;1I ar (6 17)569-6771 call: 254-0334 Loyalty is our difference. At Dalzell , loyalty means a lot to us and our customers. 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