Tr-agic: SLJic:idE! By Suzanne Siegel
The Bowen Elementary School in Newton is working to heal itself after Phyllis Margolin, a first-grade teacher for 23 years at the school, took her life on Oct. 27. The 50-year-old single Brighton woman "apparently jumped from the sixth floor window of her condominium at 85 Brainerd Road," according to a police report. Margolin tied two bags of cat litter to her wrists and jumped from her window at about 10:55 a.m. The suicide took place a day after the school's principal, Jerrold Katz, and the parents ofone of her students, approached Margolin with allegations she had struck a child for the second time in two weeks in anger, according to an article in the Boston Globe. Said one administrator at Bowen, who asked not to be identified, counseling programs have been put in place for students and faculty who need it. "We're trying to go forward and deal with it," said the administrator. "We' ve been through a Jot and we want to move on." Margolin was disciplined Sept. 19, for striking one of her first-grade students, and in the second occurence, she allegedly slapped a child across the face on Friday, Oct. 23. Following that incident, Katz met with the parents and Margolin on the next Monday to investigate the charges, assistant superintendent for elementary education, David Michaud, Suicide scene: where elementary school teacher PhylUs Margolin jumped to her death told the Globe. The policy of the school district is generally to fire a teacher after a second from her 85 Brainerd Road condo, following allegations she had struck a student at the offense of that kind. Newton school where she taught. Joshua Lavine photo St. John's secret Alleged rapist By Linda Rosencrance Allston resident
By Linda Rosencrance 1991 that police were called to the Mansfi eld Street home to investigate charges of domes An Allston man stands accused of rap tic violence. On the three previous occa ing the two young daughters of his live-in sions, the most recent on Oct. 19, police girlfriend. arrested Flood and charged him with physi On Wednesday, Nov. 4, police arrested cally assaulting the woman. But each time Gordon E. Flood, 35, at his Mansfield Street the case went to the Brighton District Court, apartment and charged him with orally rap the charges were dismissed because the ing a four-year-old girl and vaginally raping woman refused to press the complaints. And a six-year old girl sometime that morning. on one occasion, according to court records, Flood was also charged with trying to rape she even paid Flood's $300 cash bail. his 32-year-old girlfriend. According to reports, when police Last week marks the fourth time since Continued on page 30 I NS ID E THE JOURNAL
Joshua Lavine photo Holy translation. Rev. Donald Clark has been translating a new catechism David Daville of the Barrio Boyzz belts For the past 10 months for the Catholic Church, from French to English, for the out his musical message at BHS. The a priest at St. John 's Semi past 10 months at St. J ohn's Seminary. Bario Boyzz brought thei r rock and nary on Lake Street has Since January, the Rev. And although not many their talk to Brighton High School been secret! y translating the Donald Clark, pastor of St. outside the Srighton semi students last week ;ind were "Catechism fo r the Catho Ann's Church in Richmond nary knew of the project, it enthusiastically received. page 5 lic Church," the first com Hill, GA, had been li ving at came as no surprise that the prehensive document to St. John's while working on work was translated under update church teaching in the widely anticipated docu the watchful eye of Boston's Yearning for Turkey Day • Page 3 400 years. ment. Clark returned home' Cardinal Law, who first "This is not an every this week. According to raised the issue of a new Horace Mann at Phantom • Page 4 day event," Cardinal Ber Monsignor Timothy J . universal catechism in 1985. nard F. Law told the Boston Moran, the 510 page En Law is onl y one of two high Business • Page 6 Herald. "And I' m very ex glish version will be sent to ranking American ecclesi cited that it's being trans Pope John Paul II for final astics to serve on the Hockey whiz kid • Page 1 lated (from French) into approval sometime this document's drafting com- English here." Editorial • Page 12 week. Co111inued on page 12 Page 2 The Journal November 12, 1992 NEWSREEL
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SCHOOLS Boyzz 'n' the good Brighton High gets dose of music and good advice from Barrio Boyzz
By Suzanne Siegel understand the issue," said Correa. The Barrio Boyzz came to Brighton High School Thurs Besides just spreading the message that the Barrio Boyzz Get Results day morning to do more than rap, dance, and sing. They understand the difficulties of growing up in the inner city, came with a message. the band members exemplify what kids can achieve, if they Advertise in the Journal A banner on the stage in the auditorium where they keep the faith. performed songs from their album, Crazy Coolin', to more "The group itself was started to set an example for all Newspapers than a hundred students read, "Stay in school - it's seri kids from the ghetto to show them it is possible to achieve ous." respect and a level of status through perserverence and just 254-0334 The Barrio Boyzz is a group of five Puerto Rican faith in themselves," said bilingual 19- to 22-year olds from the barrio, or neighbor Correa. hood, of the South Bronx, who combine their street smarts Joe Jacket, the group's with a fusion of soul, bilingual rap, hip-hop, pop, and Latin manager who got his name rhythms. Right now, the Boyzz are in the middle of a for the jackets he designed ~ "Project Reward" tour of high schools across the country. for the New Kids on the While some BHS students danced to the music, and Block while working on their Joseph M. Snlith some swooned to the group's members as they jumped off tour, put the band together the stage and danced with girls from the audience, the Barrio about two years ago, or Cotntnunity Health Center Boyzz' message came through loud and clear. "pledged" himself with the Servkes Available In: Insurances Accepted FAMILY PRACTICE Medicaid/Medicare As band member Louis Marrero told the students before goal of "disciplining them : BC/BS the group began its set, "If you don't make it in here - with a foundation to build ADULT MEDICINE Tufts T.A.H.r. you' re not going to be able to pull it off out there." upon," he said. PEDIATRICS US Health Care DENTAL Piigrim Brighton High student Anavalla Moises, 15, said, His theory on getting out Pru Care "They're actually saying stay in school and don't do of the ghetto, Jacket de PODIATRY NHP, AETNA Partners drugs... The music is just right because it's youthful and scribes like this: OB-GYN (Family Planning) Other Commerclals NUTRITION (Sliding Fee Scale) Latin. They do relate to us." "It's like a rocket ship BASIC LAB SER:VICE BILINGUAL HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY And that's the point. tryingtogetoutoftheearth's STAFF 2 EVENINGS PER WEEK (TUES &.. THURS) Explained group member Freddy Correa, "You can tell atmosphere. It takes about 3 24 HOUR COVERAGE they really identify with what we're doing. We' re not just million gallons worth offuel CALL FOR INFORMATION coming out of some suburbs. We are saying we know how to get past the initial, tough- it is on the streets. We know what it's like to be from poor 783-0500 est part. After that, the rocket 51 Stadium Way familes and we've also dealt with prejudice and racism. We ship needs only a million or Allston, Massacusetts know it's not easy to make it out there." so gallons of fuel - The The drug and school issues the band sings so much toughest part is the first step about, said Correa, "we all understand." and it's a lot easier once "We have friends who dropped out. We have friends you're moving." who died from drugs. My father died from drugs, so I
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PhUlips shrewd driver P.R. prexy Collette Phillips is targeting ethnic market for businesses
By Suzanne Siegel People have been motivated by dollars and cents [from] time immemorial," said Phillips. Pepsi is not all of a sudden using M.C. Hammer in its Business is the only means through which people will commercials because the top executives there like his danc realize the need to come together, Phillips believes. " If it ing, and Marshall's has not chosen Bo Jackson to be its takes economics to get people to interact and communicate sponsor because he happens to be a good athlete, according with each other, then that's fine by me," she said in her to Collette Phillips, the president of Collette Phillips Com Colbourne Road apartment/office last week. munication, Inc. - a Brighton firm specializing in ethnic "My belief in diversity is purely and clearly from a moral marketing and public relations. committment. It's a personal committment but I' m not a It is finally dawning on these, and many other compa crusader. I' m not going to bea prophet. I have to understand nies, that there is a huge, untapped ethnic market out there the realities of the marketplace when I do business," said and Phillips is here to instruct them on how, and why, they Phillips, who gives her age as "thirty-something." should go about penetrating these markets. Phillips, who was named one of the 100 Most Powerful For one, two-thirds of the world's marketplace is made People in Boston by the Boston Herald, was born in Antigua up of people of color. Minorities are now the majority in 15 and came to Boston in 1976 to attend Emerson College. of the top U.S. cities. In terms of purchasing power, ethnic After serving as the first Public Relations director for the minorities are the eighth most powerful economic entity in Girl Scouts and, as she describes it, transforming it from a the world, with a combined income of more than $500 "ho-hum camp and cookie outfit and putting it on the map billion. in Boston," Phillips carved out a name fo r herself, and after While Phillips has a lot of ideas about the need to a few other jobs, went into business for herself in 1985. "I recognize and embrace this natio n's and this world's diver always had an entrepreneurial bug," she said. sity,she knows what the business people want to hear-that After doing P.R. work for a slew of different companies, targeting ethnic markets, di Phillips began consulting for companies striving to adapt to versifying their workplaces, the country 's and the world's changing demographics and and putting money back into to market their products and services to a diverse market the communities which are place. supporting them, will trans "Being a person of color, one of the things I bring to any late into profi ts. situation, is a multi-cultural perspective. When I walk into "The moral, social and a room, the first thing that strikes me is how demographi political need for diversity is cally reflective of the community the room is," Phillips said. fine, but when you are talk But she added, "I first consider myself as, first, a global ing to business people they citizen - a citizen of the world which makes me a human being - then an American, then a woman, and then want to bear how it will trans Collette Phillips: Businesses want to hear what ethnic Continued on page 8 late to their bottom line. diveristy will mean to their bottom line.
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Continued from page 6 checks to see at which levels the minorities are working. "I Europe, she contends. They are the countries in the Pacific a black," she said. ask, 'Are they in entry level positions? Or in the human Rim, China, Africa, the Caribbean, and Latin America, she And what Phillips stresses to businesses who want to resources department?' " said. market to minority markets, is that they must hire minorities and minority companies to be successful. From there, Phillips begins identifying places where the Added Phillips, this country must pull its peoples to " It's not only about targeting blacks as consumers, but company can use restructuring - from the inside out. gether, and work toward those markets, "in order to compete establishing a mutual transaction relationship with the black Only through these methods can a company compete, and maintain our position in the world as the foremost community," said Phillips. "Blacks and Hispanics are not first nationally and then internationally, Phillips believes. economic entity." asking for a free hand-out. They're asking for equal access " If you can't talk to Hispanics in this country, how are "America's challenge for the twenty-first century will and equal opportunity." you going to talk to those in Mexico? If you can't speak to be how to position itself in the world to be the agent of I want to see "people who look like me when I walk into African-Americans in this country, how are you going to change in instructing mankind on how to deal with issues of a store, if I' m going to do business there," she said. sell in the markets of Africa?" said Phillips. diversity," she said, "and I want to be in the center of that But when she is studying a company Phillips said she And the emergent markets of the world are not Eastern storm,"
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Hi, my name is Bobby Marchione and I had my fi rst birthday on Nov. 19. My dada is the publisher of The Journal and we share the same birthday. To celebrate our birthdays, we've decided that every one yearold in the community should have his/ her picture in our community newspaper as a birthday present from The Journal. So have your moms and dads send in your picture, date of birth and something about your family. By the way, I live with my dad, Bob, and mom, Alice, and my two big sisters-Alison, who's almost four, and Elanor, who'stwo-and-a-half. I have two grandmothers - Mary Marchione, who Jives in Brighton, and Esther McPartlin, who lives in Woburn.
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Joseph R. Hines Allston Mary E. Gilbert November 4, 1992 Brighton November S, 1992 Husband of Lucille E. (Grosse). Father of Mrs. Diane Ward of Allston, Mrs. Janice Cipoletta of Watertown and Anthony V. Mary E. (Marcula itis). Wife of John A. Gilbert. Mother of Cheryl Hines of Waltham. Funeral from the Gerald W. Lehman Funeral A. Arone of Arlington and Deborah M. Ryba of Waltham. Funeral Home, 569 Cambridge St., Brighton, Monday, Nov. 9, followed by from the McNamara Funeral Home, 460 Washi ngton St., Brighton, a Funeral Mass in St. Anthony's Church. Interment St. Patrick's Monday, Nov. 9, followed by a Funeral Mass in Our Lady of the Cemetery, Watertown. Donations in memory of Mr. Hines may be Presentation Church. Interment Newton Cemetery. Donations in made to the American Lung Association, 803 Summer St., Boston, Mrs. Gilbert's memory may be made to the American Heart MA 02127, and would be appreciated. Association
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BLACK WEEKS: East Boston, South Boston, Charlestown, north Dorchester, (in the Back Bay, Roxbury, South End and the Fenway • on the FIRST trash day, and in Beacon Hill, Chinatown and the North End on the MIDDLE trash day) · THERE'S ALWAYS THE BUS. Holidays? When your Now through March 23rd, 1993, fly El Al roundtrip from the USA to Israel, garbage day is delayed, and for just $18/day, get a 7-day Hertz car rentl with unlimited mileage. so is your recycling day. How's that for a travel bargain? Missed Pick-up? call Sanitation (7:00a.m. - E t.:%~"41.!Vt -:- 26 The Airline of Israel. 3:30p.m.) 482-5300 For more information, call your travel agent or El Al at 1-800-EL AL.SUN. N« Ml. 11/1&112-1/lm.21-doy ""·"""""b .m.oiod '"'· C.-C. Adoea1ld911 iod-C. .., • ...,_ .ldd1doJSCM bo fUdl.p'ol Ddp. bmtf>A 1<1.0W1a""rd.C.....,boutC Publisher Editor's reply: Robert l. Marchione To the editor: First, the so-dubbed name-calling in the Nov. 5 article, General Manager Anthony l. Skidmore "Un-LUCK-Y at Ponds," was hard to find upon further perusal. Unless one is inclined to call homeowners, who The Jackson/Mann Community Center's 14th Annual Editor Halloween Party for Unicef was enjoyed by close to 150 Bill Kelly have tried to maintain the aesthetics oftheir yards, express ing disbelief at what they perceive as petty actions, name children and adults. The party's success was insured by the Senior Writer generous contributions of the fo llowing neighborhood busi Linda Rosencrance calling. nesses: Blanchards Liquors; Woolworth's(Allston); Osco; Reporters We aren't so inclined. We call it standing up for one's Suzanne Siegel rights. Dunkin' Donuts(Allston); Friendly Phannacy; Model Cafe; Phil Maddocks Konkoras Insurance; Mayfair Market; Allston Board of Ed Wang As for l . U. C.K. 's assertion that no one has "the right to Trade; Purity; Shawmut Bank; Grove Bank; Allston Car take or use property not their own, " we agree, but it is Th•at•r Reporter Wash; Sully's Service Station; Twin Donuts; Peoples Bank; Beverly Creasey interesting to note that in order to rein/o rce its assertion, Greater Boston Bank; Bank of Boston; Woolworth's Contributors l. U. C.K. sent along with its letter, a copy ofa PY.AC report WendyBonta on Chandler Pond, and in this report l.U.C. K. highlighted (Brighton), McDonald's (Westem Ave.); Videosmith; Party Joshua Lavine Stop; New England Confectionary Co.; Arcand Spring; Peter List a section, which reads: SAE Fraternity. Henry Miller "A number ofprivate properties abut Chandler's Pond. It is unclear in many places where the public open space Design and Production Supervisor Susan M. Tuohey Chris Boland stops and where private property begins. Th e boundaries of the park should be physically demarcated so that users ofth e Office Manager Jackson/Mano Community Center Design and Production park can easily discern the limits of the park. Two areas Bryan C. Pappas Jim Galofaro where the lack of separation betwee11 property lines is Sharon Ryall Adv•rtlslng Manag11r Lawrence Steams IN THE NEWS Adv•rtlslng Account Executlv•• Ann Carriere McCarthy St. John's secret the popular question and answer style Baltimore Cat John B. McSherry Jeffrey A. Roy Continued from page I echism, previously used to teach the faith to generations of mission. Customer R•latlons U.S. Catholics. Stefania Baccari Moran said the work, also translated into German, Span According to news reports based on leaks from Rome, 111• Journal la publl1had WHkly by Iha Brighton MH.. nger ish, Japanese and other languages, is one of the most impor the new catechism puts a "new spin on old sins." Mortal sins Publl•hlng Corporallon, Box 650, Boaton, M11a. 02258. Subscrlp· tant church documents since the Second Vatican Council of tlons 1ra 1v1ll1bl1 within Allston, Brighton and Brookllno, 11 1 rato have been renamed grave sins, and now range from "ex of $10.00 ~r y11r ind other 1r111 vii first cl11a mill at $45.00 per 1962-65. It is expected to greatly impact the teaching of the ploiting natural and mineral resources" to unmarried couples yHr. 111• Journal la aold 11 n1waatanda throughout All1ton-Brlghton faith in the United States. living together. And sexual sins, covered in only seven lines Brookllna 1nd Boaton. C1ll (617)·254--0334 for advertising ratH and Moran said British and American editorial committees Information. 111• Journal 11 1 mombor of th• Tho Now England in the Baltimore Catechism, now reportedly occupies some PraaaAaan. ~ met join ti y for the first time the weekend before last to review 10 pages and covers th e subjects of cohabitation, homo C 19112 Brighton M1H1nger Publlohlng Corp. All r~t'lll,'r~Mrvod . USSPI ...... :" . · ·~~ the final document. The pope wi ll officially release the sexuality, divorce and incest. ~lllJll[ ~ ~ ~ · - £ catechism in French on Dec. 8. Law said although the teachings of the church regarding NATIONAL NEWSAt.PER ~ f.~ ." The new catechism, which is broken down into four sin had not changed, it was important to "use as useful a ASSOCIATION ~, ~- -., ... "pillars" of faith : the creed, sacraments, commandments, and language as possible in translating the faith of the church." prayer, is aimed at the whole world, Moran said. It replaces November 12, 1992 The Journal Page 13 Community Calendar Announcements Rugg art Ya just gotta 'ave 'eart-or art as they would be wont to say down on Rugg Road, where, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 15, from noon to 6 p.m., 30 local artists will display their splendid creations and works in progress. Admission is free to all who savor such art forms - so c' mon down to meet the artists, visit their lofts and ogle their work. It's called the 6th annual Rugg Road Open Studios and it's a neat way to spend some time, this weekend. More info: Call 782-0087. Franciscan Model Search Kids Helping Kids: A Model Search and Fashion Show to benefit Franciscan Children's Hospital & Rehabilitation Center: Saturday, Nov. 14, at 2 p.m., at The Atrium, 300 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill. Admission: $5. Bay State Ice Skating School . Jee skating lessons for children, age 5 and older, and adults at local MDC rinks begin mid-November. Cost is $59 for children and $70 for adults, for a 7-week series. To register for fall classes, call Bay State Ice Skating School at 965- 4460. International Fest benefits Little Wanderers The organizers of Boston's International Festival 1992 have Folk singer Diane Taraz (pictured) will be joined by fellow artists, John O'Connor and Suzy Giroux, Friday, Nov. chosen The New England Home for Little Wanderers to be 20, at8 p.m. in a concert at St. John's Methodist Church, 80 Mt. Auburn St. in Watertown. The concert is presented the beneficiary of this multi-cultural extravaganza of per by El Tremedal Coffeehouse and tix are $8. More info: 924-3795. formances, demonstrations, exhibits, food, music, etc. From Thursday, Nov. 12 through Sunday, Nov. 15, the Fest will Brighton's Lisa McGah will exhibit Har be featured at the World trade Center. A Gala Premiere ris tweed and cashmere wool hats at the Party, open to the public, will kick off the event, Thursday, 22nd annual Christmas Crafts Show at Nov. 12, from 6-10 p.m. Proceeds from the $35 per person Boston's Bayside Expo Center during the tix will support the N.E. Home for Little Wanderers, a 127- Thanksgiving holiday weekend, Friday, year-old non-profit welfare agency serving troubled chil Nov. 27 through Sunday, Nov. 29. McGah dren and their families from diverse cultural backgrounds. will be one of 300 exhibitors of quality Tix can be purchased at the special N.E. Home booth at the handmade crafts. World Trade Center in Boston. More info: Call the Home at 783-7070. General admission is $5; children under 12 will be admitted free with an adult. Jackson/Mann GED More info: Call (508) 359-6545. People may now register for GED testing at the Jackson/ Mann Community Center, 500 Cambridge St. in Allston. Oak Square Senior Club Registration is 9:15 a.m.-6:15 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Last day to The club will meet the first and third register is Wednesday, Nov. 18. Testing dates are: Dec. 7, Wednesdays, Sept., 1992 through June, 8 and 9. 1993, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Brighton, at 1 p.m. Make a splash at A-B "Y" Can you say "pool party." Even if you can, you'll probably • More info: Call the Oak Square Senior be able to say it a whole Jot better after you experience one Club president, Mary Fox, at 254-3638. of the parties at The YMCA of Greater Boston-Allston/ Brighton Branch, 470 Washington Street in Brighton. What Boston Public Library News Artfully yours: Rugg Road in all its artistic splendor, this weekend, Nov. better way to celebrate a birthday or other occasion? The •Brighton Branch ( 40 Academy Hill Rd.; 14 &15. rental package at the "Y" provides a roofn for 30 minutes and the swimming pool for an hour. And the YMCA will tel. 782-6032)-"In Case You Missed the Book" Film toss in the lifeguards. More info: contact Wade Lindhorst, Series. The Saturday afternoon feature film series, which Lessons aquatic director, at 782-3535. began Oct. 17, is now down to its last flick, after screening The Magnificent Ambersons, How Green Was My Valley, Bay State Ice Skating School Recycling in Allston and Brighton Rebecca and To Sir With l ove. Don't be a skate goat; take ice skating lessons and learn to The City of Boston Public Works Department has begun enjoy the ice to its fullest. At the Bay State Ice Skating recycling newspapers at the curb, in Allston and Brighton, Left is: Nov. 14 - David Copperfield (1935). Book by School, lessons taught by professional instructors are avail on regular trash days every other week. Residents are asked Charles Dickens able for children, 5 and older, as well as adults. Fee of $59 to place newspapers only in brown paper bags separate from for children; $70 for adults - includes admission for 7- their regular trash. Bundles should be placed in plain view All films are free and open to the public - except the first week series. For details and/or to register, call the school at at the curbside by 6:30 a.m. Throughout Boston, newspaper one, which already was screened. The Brighton Branch 965-4460. recycling pick-up will take place every other week, in all Library is wheelchair accessible. weather, rai n or shine. Want more info? 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The sick sister never married; instead she stayed at borne to care for her invalid father and a dotty aunt. The THEATRE other sister left home; she is now a struggling, single parent with one child who likes to play with fire and another who doesn't play at all. The teenager is incarcerated in a psychi each other out. Now imagine what effect the healing power atric hospital for burning down the neighborhood; the latter of love might have on those poor benighted souls. sticks to books. Believe it or not, all of this is played with Playwright McPherson has conjured up some pretty great humor, some of it pretty black, although it's never tough circumstances for ordinary people to bear in Marvin's mean-spirited or cruel. To McPherson, life is a comedy, Room, but this family isn' t the tabloid type. This bunch pull even with "death" as the inevitable. together in a crisis; you might even say that the crisis enables When Bessie says she's had genuine " love" in her life, even though she was the one who stayed home to become them t.o pull closer together. If all this sounds maudlin' it's ~ n y thmg but.Marvin's Room, at the Hasty Pudding Theatre, the caregiver, it's one of those simple, earthshattering truths ts one of the funniest plays about death and survival to come which cuts you to the bone and touches your heart. Marvin's along in quite some time. Room is full of touching moments and simple truths, like the McPherson grew up in a household with an ailing reflected light bouncing off a mirror, the father's favorite grandmother, in whose room was the only televisio n in the entertainment since his stroke. He loves the light. Thanks to house, so "if you wanted to watch Ed Sullivan and I did " McPherson, we can all see the light in Marvin's room, even he says, "you also had to watch grandmother, commercials' ' though life sometimes seems awfully dark. and morphine injections coming at regular intervals." Director David Petrarca's cast is first rate. Carol Schultz His play, which is a sort of wacky homage to those days, is a wonderful Bessie: sweet but not cloying. Nance begins by sending up the medical profession. From the Wi ll iamson gives a terrific spitfire performance as the raucous audience reaction, it was obvious that a number of rebellious sister who left home. Mary Diveny is charming as What's up, doc?: Tim Monsion is absent-minded Dr. us have seen doctors who can' t remember our symptoms or the slightly demented maiden aunt with the motorized surge Wally and Carol Schultz is Bessie in Marvin's Room at even our names. After Bessie is put through the gauntlet of suppressor. 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For more information on this drug-free treatment for• headaches• stomach problems • depression• back pain • and other common illnesses Death becomes him CALL THE ACUPUNCTURE HOTLINE: 1- 800-775-7802 Continued from page 18 father who lies unseen in the next room; Tim Monsion is and regret, blame and forgiveness. Each scene is laden with hilarious as the absent minded doctor; Brenda Pressley is morbid stories and torturous detail. The youngest son is JOURNAL NEWSPAPER impressive in two roles and the two sons are extraordinary: warned on the one hand not to drink because of his tubercu PUBLIC SERVICE Concord's own Marty Zentz as the younger boy and Mark losis, while the other hand pours him another whiskey. Ironically, it was TB that led to O'Neill's career as a ANNOUNCEMENT playwright. He took up writing during his convalescence, as "therapy" for both the consumption and the psychological Titls Holiday Season* pain which dogged his whole life. Unfortunately, the raw Catholic Charities of Boston THEATRE is sponsoring a winter realism which was revolutionary in American theater 50 warm-up clothing drive. Rosenthal as the awkward, pyromaniac teenager. years ago, today seems dated and tedious. Modern audi You can help by dropping off ences may find it hypocritical for the Tyrone men to casti clean, ready-to-wear coats, gate the mother for her addiction while they drink them mittens and scarves at any Forever Night selves into oblivion. We've seen anough Oprah shows to Midas Mufiler & Brake Shop. know co-dependency when we see it. Your donations will be shared The Huntington Theatre has revived another autobio The production drags on for three hours, and although with children and adults graphically inspired work, Eugene O'Neill's tragic epic director Edward Gilbert's cast is filled with topnotch actors, based on need, not creed, drama, Long Day'sJourney Into Night. Written to exorcise they never seem to get to the heart of the characters. Jack as are all the ongoing serviceS:~~rF the demons from a childhood with a drug addicted mother of Catholic Charities. Aranson swaggers and struts as the great "Shakespearean For more information call, and an alcoholic, overbearing father, O'Neill stipulated it actor" who sold out for a profit but we never see the real man 617-482-5440 not be perfonned until 25 years after his death but his widow beneath the posturing. Patricia Conolly captures the mother's did not comply with his wishes. It was performed (and won desperation in the second half of the play; her scenes with *Donations will be accepted November 1 through December 24, 1992. • him a posthumous Pulitzer Prize) two years later, although Sue-Anne Morrow as the loquacious maid are the most the people on whom O'Neill based his characters had Jong touching in the play. But Jonathan Walker as the doomed, since died. "debauched" elder brother and Robert Sean Leonard as EXPAND YOUR AWARENESS O'Neill despaired that his mother "used to drift around Eugene O'Neill himself never embrace the tragic trainwreck the house like a ghost." As a child he didn't know just what of their lives. Still, it's not often you get the chance to see a Thru rtasses On was wrong: the fog enveloping their family was morphine classic like long Day's Journey Into Night. Just be warned MEDITATION and SPIRITUAL HEALING induced. His mother became addicted when doctors fool - it's a long journey. ish! y prescribed the narcotic as a painkiller for an illness she CALL contracted after Eugene's birth. This was 1890 before the Marvin's Room The First Spiritual Temple opiate's deleterious effects were adequately appreciated. Hasty Pudding Theatre O'Neill's mother spent the rest of her life trying to withdraw Harvard Square TODAY from the drug, willpower being the preferred "cure" in those Tel. 496-8400 days. 566-7639 12-31 In the course of O'Neill's relentless play, the mother Long Day's Journey Into Night character drifts deeper and deeper into this "morphine The Huntington Theatre Co. haze." The rest of the family, father and two sons, drink to Tel. 266-0800 ·A .MAZING forget her pain and theirs. The play is brimming with guilt SIG.NS & DESIGNS SIGNS OF ALL KINDS INSTANT SIGNS TRUCK & VAN LETTERING CARICATURES - ADVERTISING ARTWORK 'Y VU l'\IAIVll:: J r . Wt:;· PROBABLV CAN DO IT 738-9229 THE BODY SHOPPE FALL SPECIAL 6 MONTHS FOR s259 NO INITIATION FEE • Lifecycles • Tanning • Stairmaster • Nautilus Circuit • Treadmi!I • Sauna Olympic Free Weights Creasey's Choice SPECIAL OFFER! Enjoy a designer cooler Hear him roar for only $7.50 a month! 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It's better than the Woodster's recent efforts offherpooch and her smooch.And director Barbet Schroeder (Reversal of Fortune) proves too dumb too make this ~nd it sure as heck apes all the real life folderol (although, se~d- up of contemporary politics where image is every derivative thriller (even with the pretentious shadows) into thmg and substance is something used only for abuse. 1t was shot before and coincidentally to Allen's dalliance so who's to say what's aping what), but we'd still have anything more than a derivative thriller. File under: no Robbins' Bob Roberts, a filthy rich singer/senatorial candi preferred seeing some of Allen's home movies. That's the vacancy. date (what's next, a sax gig on Arsenio?) has all the angles Rated R at suburban theaters covered from satellite dishes on his touring campaign bus really neat stuff. Rated Rat the Copley Place and suburban theaters to nasty little folk ditties ripping personal rights. It's not a Sneakers *1/2 ... OK. We're convinced. Not only is Robert pretty picture, but it is a provocative one. Passenger 57 **1/2 ... Wesley Snipes pulls a Bruce Willis Redford looking old, but his acting-never too marvelous Rated Rat the Janus -or just keep an eye on the White to begin with - is getting tired. It's not helped much with House the next four years (Hudson Hawk version ...not! Yes, flicksters, we're talkin' kick butt Die Hard style) as a hot shot ex-cop on the hot seat the uninspiring screenplay of his latest flick, Sneakers. in a plane being hijacked by a badass dude. That's pretty Nothing more than a lame rip-off of far snappier TV and Christopher Columbus: The Discovery *1/2 ... Marlon celluloid spy-ft, Sneakers, about a team of misfit cum Brando plays neither Christopher Columbus nor the Ameri much what Passenger 57's all about-oh, and of course, the requisite explosions, crashes, bashes and throwaway genius security experts who go undercover for the feds, is cas. about as snappy as a button-down shirt with half the buttons Rated PG-13 wherever you can discover it lines by our hero, Snipes, who actually fits quite nicely into this action role. He runs better than Steven Seagal, too. missing. And following the shirt's tails is more suspensful Rated R at the Cinema 57 and suburban theaters. than following the film's. Glengarry Glen Ross ***1/2 ... David Mamet's reinvents Rated PG-13 at the Copley Place and suburban theaters "Death of a Salesman" and with the help of virtuoso The Last of the Mohicans • • • ... From James Fenimore performances by Al Pacino, Jack Lemmon, Alec Baldwin, Under Siege •... Steven Seagal is at it again in this Ed Harris and Alan Arkin, all of whom play slimy, do Cooper to " Miami Vice's" Michael Mann, with stops in between in the Randolph Scott '30s version and John Ford's decidedly ordinary flick - about some ex-Navy SEALs anything-for-a-sale, real estate salesmen, makesGlengarry turned-terrorists, who board and seize a U.S. ship equipped Glen Ross a masterpiece. Complete with Mamet's signa Drums Along the Mohawk, The Last of the Mohicans has come a long way, baby. To the politically correct world of to launch nuclear missiles-which is decidedly inferior to ture staccato dialogue and a claustrophobia that draws you its trailer. In fact, it was the trailer that convinced this into the slime of once-in-a lifetime deals. the '90s and the directorial hand of Michael Mann - who puts his pop spin on the French and Indian War and it works decidedly non-Seagal fan to give the so-called hunk in Rated R at the Cher~ Harvard Square, the Circle and search of acting lessons another chance. Well, let me tell suburban theaters gangbusters. Hawkeye (Daniel Day Lewis) stirs up a storm, not only on the battlefield, but in the hay with Cora you - no more Mr. Nice Guy. In short, the movie stinks, Seagal can't act and, worse, in the action scenes, he runs Husbands and Wives ••• ... Wait, it is real life. Wait, it's (Madeleine Stowe). And, that's just the half of it as Mann weaves a 1750s' tale in 1990s' rhythms and makes some like Jerry Lewis in heat. Of course, Seagal, as an ex-Navy just a movie. Wait, it's a movie imitating real life. Wait, it's SEAL-turned-ship's cook, thwarts the takeover ("I'm just real life imitating a movie. Wait, it's the Woodmeister's memorable music (some of it very violent) on the big screen. a cook," Seagal tells a' Miss Wet & Wild', who gets sucked latest excursion into the trappings of New York angst, mid up in all the mayhem aboard the ship, just before he goes life angst and any kind of angst left over. It's Husbands and Rated R at the Cheri, the Harvard Square and suburban theaters on a signature killing spree). Too bad, no one thwarted Wives, and in the wake of Woody Allen's recent personal Seagal and this flick-because there's just no mistaking a angst (alleged child rape charges and confirmed - by cook when he tries to act. Woody - charges of his affair with ex-squeeze Mia RatedR at the Cinema 57, the Circle and suburban theaters Farrow's adopted 21-year-old Korean daughter), it's also a . i I VERMONT REAL ESTATE Prime Pond SUMMER FUN OR YEAR ROUND C. 1860 RESTORED SALTBOX WITH LOCAL P~ENTY OF ROOM FOR A GROWING FAMILY in this LIVING on this exceptional lake-front VIEWS. This property has a pond and horse village home situated on a quiet street convenient to everthing home. Fully insulated, it includes a you need but away from the hustle and bustle of the center of barn with SA±. More land is available with a town. Call for an appointment to see this one $69 500 Cod~ nagstone patio and large screened porch RAMARO . ' . ~ overlooking the Jake. $129,000. Codc (802) 728-5635 second pond. $128,000. Code-RASTP A Coldwell Banker Catamo\Ult Properties LECLHE. Coldwell Banker Catamount Properties (802) 728-3400 (802) 728-3400 :, .. ". I 1 I ~ f • .. • '!' : • : : ! ! : 1 ? 7 ! .. 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Speed, Strength; T-Team, Throw; U-Unreal; W 1 1979, for suffix to poets the Ottoman S I V L A Z Z E f{~~ one 41 Roman road 6 Conceal Empire Winners , ML WU RI 5 Sonny'sex 42 - Diner, 7 Balanced 41 Somewhat: L 0 I E R 0 0 MC L A E R N U~:, 9 Info where TV's 8 Proclaims suff. 13 Gaelic Alice works anew 43 Land of E H MR E KC 0 HS P E E D ~~ 14 Marlced by 43 Neighbor 9 Musical La Scala This Week's Answer: UNBELIEVABLE animation of Syr. pairs 44 Serpent ('t 199 t . Tribune Mc tRAWHO'OJ I V~ I I Now arrange the circled letters 10 ,A !\.. form lhe surprise answer, as sug· ~...... __~_....,.__...... __~- gested by the above cartoon. Print answer here: ''l I I I I I I J" c t 99 t Tr bune Media Services .. H::>.!. VU:)S.. -10 Aiua1d aAeq 01 pasoddns ;>11? s1e:i 1e11e4M :JeMsuv .•,\OcaVH lSOl'llV l :)ll'N3 AV:)30 :JaMsuv rs ' •liillS ' I rsrr o~ ·~ ~ra ~~''l""P ~] ~ t rrw ~ 'fl rn rn i 1¥ 111 r• 1rr w []: 1 I 3 ~ ~ JUl\'l~l\'l~ISI~ Tl ~ N 1 1 v w ~ srJ -· ~1 V N p1 HI'mT N[]° (]' H v Q J I ll ] J [O a o v l ll 1 v - IN ,.rlll~ A ll 1• 1] v• •!) v II • s v• • [) •1 lJ ll s• N 0 I 1 v 1 N J H 0 ll 1 ••S N I ... [J] 1 • 11 Tre dTrT .JOlJH.NAt -1 rr 'J ~~ J:~ -~ 11] ll 8 -' rm .. v 1 I/ 0 • ll ] H J • • ll V J A ·- :uo11n1os Page 28 The Journal November 12, 1992 RIDIN I IN STYLE . BOSTO C.J\.B ASSOCIATJON SERVING BOSTON ALLSTON/BRIGHTON BROOKLINE• NEWTON OUR RATES ARE SUBST.-.NTIALL Y LOWER THAN BROOKLINE AND NEWTON 24 Hour Daily Service & Package Delivery Corporate & Personal Charge Accounts Available 536-5010 . COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS THE TRIAL COURT THE PROBATE AND FAMILY COURT SUFFOLK DIVISION DOCKET NO. 92P-2522 Estate or Vincent T. McDonald late or Boston Jn the County or Suffolk NOTICE A petition has been presen&ed in the 1bove In additX>n you must file a w ritten 1tatemcnt of objections to the pc1i1ion. Japanese import gets co-nod as best from Ridin' In Style &ivine the speciroc erounds thtrtfort, w ithin thirty (30) days ancr the rttum day (or such other time u the Court, on mocion wilh no1ice to &he petitioner. may a11ow) in accordance. with Probate Rule 16. reporter Witness Mory C. Fil%pltrick, Esquirt, Fi11t J usoice o r said Court at Boston, lhe 27th day o(Octoborin the yearorO\ITL.onlone thousand nine hundrtd and ninely·two. ORDER OF NOTICE By Bob Sikorsky horsepower, 3.0-liter, DOHC V6' engine - a refined ver It is ORlcred that notice orsaid P"C"'tding be &iven by delivering or mailing sion of the one used in the Nissan 300ZX-powers the J30. by pootpOid·a copy or the Cartpng ci11tion IO all persons intertSted, FOURTEEN days II least befort said return day; and publishing a copy thertar once in the Allston-Brighton/ It 's time again for my annual ''Pick-of-the-Pack" awards, Journo~ a newspaper published in said Boston, the publication to be seven (7) days at leas1 befort said n:tum day. which recognize the best of the 50-odd vehicles I have tested The fo ur-speed automatic transmission with an interactive WITNESS, MaryC. Fil%pltrick, Esquire, Fi11t Justice orsaid Court, this 27th during the past year. The awards place high emphasis on transmission control system that retards engine power be day or Oc1ober, 1992 lllJ· .l 'I q £ value received for dollar spent and they take into consider tween shifts ensures extremely smooth shifts. rJR•p1"r ofProbot< ' ation styling, consumer appeal, economy, performance, innovation, handling and craftsmanship. The J30 can do 0 mph to 60 mph in the low- to mid-8- second range. Top speed: 128 mph. This week: my picks of the import pack. This rear-wheel-drive masterpiece base prices for $33,000 I SHIP YOUR CAR SOUTH I ·------· l~PORT (Tie) and offers only one option, a touring package that includes D&S AUTO TRANSPORT BEST CAR: four-wheel steering, revised spring calibrations, a rear spoiler and performance wheels and tires. w;o:~~~~ip -,4JS-o-.- ,...... _.... -~~ . • 1993 lnfin\(i J30 and 1992 Toyota Camry DX Sedan Let's take the lnfiniti first. anywhere D&S AUTO TRANSPORT ~ A generous list of amenities grace this luxury cruiser in the 2467 Pembroke Rd. ;:i:..: from wood trim and leather to bells and whistles that will set "ShinayakaJ, is a Japanese word that means strong but United States! Hollywood, FL33020 :-::: your personal luxury alarm ringing. (305) 923-7703 t?1 flexible. lnfiniti engineers use it to describe the new J30. - I INSURED AND BONDED I 1-800-843-1654 You don't have to understand Japanese to know that once Driver-and passenger-side air bags are standard, as are four you take command of the wheel of this bullet-shaped wheel disc brakes with an anti-lock braking system. personal luxury sedan you are driving what has to be one of This is just a superb car no matter how you look at it. ·------·-······ the best-engineered cars in the world today. I finished my review of theJ30 by noting:' ' In an automotive "[It] is a paragon of smoothness and silence with a environment rapidly filling with higher and higher quality remarkable balance between cornering ability and straight vehicles, lnfiniti has added one of the highest quality and ahead highway cruising. It does both with extraordinary Residential & Commercial best-made personal luxury vehicles available today: the verve and aplomb. J30.'' 24 Hour Service 7 Days A Week ''And it does much more - and with the same assuredness Local & Long Distance that translates into driver confidence, superb comfort and It's some kind of car. BIG & Small Jobs '-Ontrol." This sedan is one of the most fluid and coupelike four-doorlj TOYOTA CAMRY DX SUPER LOW RATES ever made. Indeed, lnfiniti relegated sedan stodginess to the SEDAN dustbins when it built the J30. 1-800-NICE JOB• 1-800 642-3562 Although the Camry is built in Georgetown, Ky., it still Local # 254-0450 Power to lnfiniti qualifies, in my opinion, as an import vehicle. That Ameri can workers and Japanese management put it together is a A remarkably quiet, smooth and very powerful 210 feather in their collective caps. Continued on page 29 Loyalty is our difference. At Dalzell, loyalty means a lot to us and our customers. Our friendly, knowledeable staif ca rries ~:=;~~~~~~~=t21 on an established family tradition of commitment, giving better service to all of our customers. Excellent service depart ment • New and used models Dalzell Motor Sales, Inc.• (617) 329-1100 805 Providence Hwy., Dedham 11 ii II •lill November 12, 1992 The Journal Page 29 - - I STYLE PERSONALS R IDIN IN ==== :···············: : ICE SKATING : : CLASSES : • Children • : & Adults : •e M .D.C. Rinks •e • O.,..,lond Orcle • • • • SWM. 35. tall. technician. a cartn person. looklng for a serious relatlon shlpwlth a famlly0r1entedwoman. 25- 38. should be over 5'5". and attracuve. Ad# IOI. • N about the incident. a complaint of physical child abuse was filed against Flood. Police located Flood inside the Mansfield Street apart Carli said a subsequent investigation supported the com ment and arrested him without a struggle. At his arraign plaint. But Carli also acknowledged that DSS services were Rapist ment at Brighton District Court, Flood pleaded not guilty to not always effective because it had often been difficult to Continued from page 1 eight charges, including raping two girls under 14 years of reach the girls' mother. "Over the past 15 months, the age, indecent assault and battery on a child and assault with mother would continuously fail to show up for scheduled arrived at the home about 7:45 a.m. on Nov. 4, the woman intent to rape the woman. appointments with DSS workers," Carli said. "And when told them that sometime around 12:30 a.m. Flood had Judge Albert H. Bums set Flood's bail at $1 million cash. we did manage to contact her, she assured us that everything sexually assaulted her six-year-old daughter, then choked Just six days earlier Burns had found the defendant guilty of was fine." her and threatened to kill her when she confronted him lewd behavior and assault with a dangerous weapon on an Carli said until May 1992, a DSS social worker worked ------..., unrelated charge and given him a six-month suspended with the mother and the three children - the two girls and sentence. a two-year-old boy - on the issues that led to the original At Flood's arraignment, Detective Joseph Murphy of the complaint. But, in June 1992, just a month after that com BROOI SESAME STHIB LIVE. FOR SUNDAY • DEC 27th • 5:30 pm CALL STEFANIA @ 254-0334 ChamQion, Evander Holyfield, 28·0 . BOSTON GARDEN I . \Sat., Dec. 26 - Tues., Dec. 29 • SHOWT'IMES • Holyfield-Bowe, Hea"Y":eight Championship Sal. 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