VOL. 117 - NO. 31 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, AUGUST 2, 2013 $.30 A COPY 88th Saint Joseph Feast Friday evening July 26th kicked off the 88th Saint Joseph’s Feast in Boston’s North End. The down pours did not discourage society members and devotees of Saint Joseph in any way as they took to the rain soaked streets like ducks to water. Fr. Jack blessed the statue of Saint Joseph in front of St. Joseph’s Chapel on Hanover Street proceeded by a short procession of the Saint Joseph statue accompa- nied by The Italian Serenaders and the North End Marching Band. Entertainers for the 88th Saint Joseph Feast included: “The Italian Crooner of this Century” Gian Faraone, a special performance by Marc Antonielli, music by the North End Music and Performing Arts Center, Street Magic, Ray Cavicchio and his Orchestra with special guests vocalist Frank Zarba and Sharon “Z,” DJ Craig Sutton, Street Magic, The Roving Jester, and Louie Bello. Sunday’s celebrations began with a Mass by Father John “Jack” Izzo. The Grand Procession took place through the streets of the North End lasting a total of seven and a half hours.

News Briefs by Sal Giarratani

Some Republicans Dump as Mules There are many good reasons for opposing the latest amnesty-immigration bill now in the House (Photos by Rosario Scabin, Ross Photography) (Continued on Page 5) after the U.S. Senate passed it and sent it over to the other branch of Congress. However, none to my knowledge includes a slew of drug mules ready to start hauling drugs across the border. However, Still No Answer on Parcel 9 that is just what U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, has suggested. by Marie Matarese I personally oppose the current immigration bill Terry Francona was fired denda to RFPs, Responses to Pushcart Association (whose as nothing more than amnesty and believe it will as manager of the Boston RFPs, Comment Letters on operations will be directly be as effective as the amnesty bill passed in 1986 Red Sox in October of 2011. RFPs, receive and review impacted by the develop- and signed into law by President Reagan when Over three (3) Years before public comments on draft ment of Parcel 9), by the the so-called illegal count stood at 3 million. To- Francona got fired, the RFPs, RFPs, Addenda to 3500 Haymarket shoppers day, the number has risen anywhere between the MassDOT came to the com- RFPs, Responses to RFPs, who signed petitions, or by 11.5 million touted by the Gang of Eight which munity about its desire to etc, etc has become the stuff commentators in both the sadly includes U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Florida, develop Parcel 9 on of urban legend. local and citywide press. Not whose presidential stock in 2016 took a deep Blackstone Street in the Yet from the first round of only have those parties ex- nosedive. North End and convened a Proposals - straight through pressed their strong support What most Republicans are forgetting are the Committee of interested par- the last round of Developer for the Blackstone Market lessons that should have been learned 27 years ties to advise it on how best Responses to the ump- LLC’s Proposal, but many ago when amnesty without real border security to do so. teenth Addendum - there have also expressed their only increased the problem and illegal population. It has now been five (5) has been an overwhelming strong opposition to the rival Under the bill being considered, forget the 11.5 years since the summer of consensus in favor of one proposal to develop a hotel on million number, think 25 million because inside 2008 when the Parcel 9 pro- project. There is no debate the parcel. this bill it will most probably lead to the so-called cess began. The number of as to which project is fa- Why is it taking MassDOT Dreamers being granted legal status as well as draft RFPs, RFPs, Addenda to vored by all but one mem- so long to announce what their siblings, parents and grandparents. We could RFPs, Responses to RFPs, ber of the Advisory Commit- seems to be a no-brainer of a (Continued on Page 14) Comment Letters on RFPs, tee, by all three of the decision on this matter? I don’t Committee meetings to re- area’s elected public offi- know, I asked the very same view draft RFPs, RFPs, Ad- cials, by the Haymarket question last December!

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JAMES A. GARFIELD Three-quarters of the of the world’s population India, Pakistan, Afghani- world’s people are denied re- lives in countries where re- stan, Iran, Turkey, Saudi ligious liberty. That alarm- ligious freedom is severely Arabia, Syria, and Iraq, as ing statistic emerged in the restricted. well as Egypt, Libya, and June 13, 2013, testimony of • Millions are vulnerable to most of the nations compris- Thomas F. Farr before the violent abuse, such as tor- ing what was once wistfully House Committee on Over- ture, rape, “disappearance,” labeled “the Arab Spring.” sight and Government Re- unjust imprisonment, and • At one time there was an form Subcommittee on Na- unjust execution, because of argument to be made that tional Security. their religious beliefs and Vietnam had improved, but Mr. Farr’s testimony “Ex- practices, or those of their that seems no longer to be amining the Government’s tormentors. the case. The US Commis- Record on Implementing the • Of the victims of reli- sion has recommended that International Religious gious persecution, Chris- Vietnam, which was re- Freedom Act,” address the tians head the list, with moved from the list of “coun- 1998 International Religious Muslims not far behind. tries of particular concern” Freedom Act (“IRFA”) man- • Both groups are perse- a few years ago because of DATE OF BIRTH: date that the U.S. govern- cuted in the Far East, South improvements in religious November 19, 1831 ment promote religious Asia, the Middle East, and freedom, be returned to the PLACE OF BIRTH: freedom globally. According Africa. list this year. Moreland Hills, OH to Mr. Farr, director of the • Strikingly, we are also • While persecution in DATE OF DEATH: Religious Freedom Project at seeing mounting govern- China waxes and wanes, the September 19, 1881 Georgetown University’s ment restrictions on and government still imprisons, PLACE OF DEATH: Berkley Center for Religion, social hostility toward reli- tortures, and generally ter- Elberon, NJ Peace, and World Affairs, the gion in the continent where rorizes religious groups that SPOUSE: record is not good. the idea of religious freedom don’t conform. It still sup- Lucretia Rudolph According to his testimony was born - Europe. ports forced sterilizations PRESIDENT: (and from here on I shall • There are approximately and abortions, and forbids March 4, 1881 - September 19, 1881 quote his printed remarks) 70 countries where perse- Catholic priests and Protes- • Unjust restrictions on cution and restrictions on tant ministers from criticiz- James Abram Garfield became our C.E.O. number twenty, religious individuals and religion are severe. That list ing the “one-child” policy His household was poor and not one of plenty; groups, as well as violent includes virtually all the from the pulpit. And it con- He was fatherless at two and a real self-made man, religious persecution, have nations whose internal sta- tinues to brutalize Uighur Supported a mother as best as one can. steadily worsened in recent bility, economic policies, Muslims in China’s north- Hit the books in search of great legal knowledge, years. and foreign policies are of west province, and to attack Even served as President of Hiram College; • Studies by the Pew Re- substantial concern to the quite viciously the culture Became an authority on constitutional rights, search Center demonstrate United States, including and religion of the people of During the Civil War he advanced great heights. that, as of 2010, 75 percent China, Indonesia, Russia, Tibet. The greatest event in his Presidential time, Was the manner in which he uncovered crime; Discovered Post Office frauds and brought them to light, Boston Marathon Victim to be Honored Then prosecuted the criminals with all of his might. After Garfield attended a national convention, Gazebo to be Named for Krystle M. Campbell He was elected President though it was not his intention; Members of the Boston café on the island. Her col- approximately four miles off- Four months later in a local rail station, Parks and Recreation Com- leagues state in the letter, shore. The island has a He became our next victim of assassination. mission voted unanimously “We came to know her very guarded swimming beach, Earlier James Garfield met a merchant’s young daughter, to dedicate the gazebo on well. She loved being on the five miles of walking paths, While she was a student at the academy that taught her; the East side of Spectacle Islands, and it seems highly a visitor center, marina, and In just a few years she walked down the aisle, Island Park in honor of appropriate to honor her the Summer Shack Cafe. Then to the altar where she lingered a while. Krystle M. Campbell of memory there.” The following entities share Medford. Campbell was one The gazebo which will be jurisdiction for Spectacle Is- He plighted his troth and she did the same, of three people killed on April dedicated to Krystle is on the land: the City of Boston, the In a matter of minutes she changed her last name; 15, 2013 following the explo- East side of Spectacle Island, Commonwealth of Massa- To prove that their marriage had no bounds or lids, sion of two bombs placed located between the two chusetts, the National Park Went to their new home and had seven kids. near the finish line of the drumlins, and overlooking Service, and the Boston Har- For the next twenty-three years, had their share of good luck, Boston Marathon. She was Boston Harbor in the area bor Islands Alliance. But in 1881 great tragedy struck. 29 years old. called the “saddle.” Summer Proponents of the dedica- It was the month of July and the weather was hot, The request to honor Shack owner Jeff Dugan told tion to honor Krystle will now That’s when she was told that James had been shot. Campbell was made in a Commissioners that the work with the Boston Parks She spent most of her time at her husband’s bedside, letter addressed to the gazebo was one of Krystle’s and Recreation Department After eighty long days he finally died; At the age of 49: Commission and signed by favorite places to go to relax. on the wording for a plaque No doubt this was cause for sorrow and tears. Boston Harbor Island Alli- Spectacle Island is a 105 with her name on it to be Do you know she survived him by thirty-six years? ance President Philip acre public park located placed at the gazebo. Griffiths, Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation Commis- sioner Jack Murray, and Su- NORTH END perintendent of the Boston Harbor Islands National Park LUCIA Area Kelly Fellner. R I S T O R A N T E & B A R Their letter says, in part, PRINTING “The bombings at the 2013 Traditional Italian Cuisine Boston Marathon were a 5 PRINCE STREET • NORTH END • BOSTON, MA 02113 tragic event for all of us in 415 Hanover Street, Boston the City, the region and the Owned and operated by Pamela Donnaruma, Publisher, Post-Gazette nation. The many people 617.367.2353 who work together to man- age the Boston Harbor Is- Quality Printing lands national park area lost 11 Mount Vernon Street, Winchester a friend and colleague in for all your Krystle Campbell who was 781.729.0515 killed in the bombing, and Commercial and Personal Needs we would like to request your approval to allow us to honor Stationery • Business Cards • Menus • Flyers Private Function Rooms for any Occasion her memory on Spectacle Program Books • Wedding and Party Invitations Christening • Bridal Shower • Baby Shower Island.” Announcements • Business Forms and Documents Krystle was the Catering Birthday • Bereavement, Etc. Manager with the Boston — COMPETITIVE PRICES — Harbor National Park Area. 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The inaugural 1896 to 1953 1953 to 1971 1971 to 1990 year of this groundbreaking program coincided beauti- Vol. 117 - No. 31 Friday, August 2, 2013 fully with the Year of Italian Stefano Salimbeni entertaining students, parents and Culture and Language in OUR POLICY: To help preserve the ideals and sacred traditions Ms. Griffith, Principal of the Eliot School. the USA! of this our adopted country the United States of America: To revere its laws and inspire others to respect and obey them: enhanced, friends who sup- To strive unceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty: ported and Italian Consul In all ways to aid in making this country greater and better General Giuseppe Pastorelli than we found it. who encouraged this new- est addition to the Italian academic landscape in Massachusetts. Carl J. Salvi, Jr. Sempre Avanti! Carl J. Salvi, Jr., of Boston’s North End passed away on July 28, 2013. ABOUT C.A.S.IT Beloved son of the late Carl J. Sr., and In 1995, Centro Attività Rose (Cavossa) Salvi. Loving brother Scolastiche Italiane of Joanne Fitzpatrick and her husband (C.A.S.IT., Inc.), as proposed Peter of Burlington. Cherished uncle of by the Italian Consulate Peter C. Fitzpatrick and his wife Victoria General in Boston, was of Tewksbury, Christopher Fitzpatrick formed as a non-profit edu- of Burlington; great-uncle of Anna Rose cational and professional or- Fitzpatrick. Also survived by loving ganization, for the promotion aunts and cousins. of Italian language and cul- Carl was a retired employee with 33 ture in the public and pri- Ms. Motta-Dardeno giving a visual/interactive cultural years of service for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and vate schools of New England. City of Boston Veterans’ Services. He was a dedicated member presentation on Italy. and past president of the St. Anthony Society and its Feast The camp was offered for Committee. Carl was a delegate for the MA Democratic two consecutive weeks from Convention and served on many political committees. July 8th through July 19th at Funeral was from the Boston Harborside Home, the Eliot School. Participat- st 580 Commercial Street, Boston on Thursday, August 1 followed ing families and students by a Mass of Christian burial celebrated in St. Leonard Church arrived from all over the in the North End. Commonwealth as far as Marblehead, Waltham and Lexington as well as Boston Lucy (DiOrio) Virgilio proper. Both educators are pleased to share that it was Lucy (DiOrio) Virgilio A Mass of Christian “un gran successo.” of Boston’s North End Burial in celebration The teaching approach passed away on July of Lucy’s life was at th was multi-sensory — taking 28 . Beloved wife of Sacred Heart Church, full advantage of all of that the late Angelo “Gabe North Square, North Italy has to offer in the the Painter,” devoted End, Boston, Massa- arts, culture, language, mother of Donna chusetts on Thurs- st music, gastronomy and Marie Virgilio, Peter day, August 1 . more! Teresa Soccio, the Virgilio and his girl- Services concluded lead teacher, implemented C.A.S.IT Summer Camp Children visited the Office of the friend Elizabeth Treptow with Lucy being laid to the program enthusiasti- Post-Gazette. all of Boston’s North End, rest in the Mausoleum in cally and professionally dear sister of Gilda Bova of Holy Cross Cemetery with along with Italian teacher and passion of dance and Its mission is to assist com- Revere and the late Phyllis her beloved Angelo. May they Elie Giangregorio and music while Lola Lombardo munities that wish to intro- Rossi, Angelina Giannato, both rest in peace. assisted by Marisa La Polla gave the campers a lesson duce, preserve, rejuvenate Mary Sperduto, Gennaro In honoring Lucy, and Marisa Arena (program in art and sculpture. Lastly, or broaden the study of the DiOrio, Michelina Costa and memorial donations may be coordinator). Michelle Motta Dardeno Italian language in their Frank DiOrio also survived made to Spaulding North Additionally, the program gave an overall cultural schools. C.A.S.IT offers by her many loving nieces End Nursing Home, 70 was enriched by volunteers presentation on Italy on grants of varying amounts and nephews. Lucy had a Fulton Street, Boston 02109 and numerous donations the last day of the camp. for the establishment of Ital- great Christian devotion. - Attn. Activity Fund. from the greater Boston The children completed ian language and cultural Italian community. Amalia their time at the camp en- programs with the ultimate Trapella brought her vast riched with Italian culture purpose to institute Italian knowledge on Italian gas- and with a greater knowledge as a subject in the school tronomy — sharing her of the Italian language. curriculum. pasta and pizza expertise A heartfelt “grazie” to all For more details, contact with the campers. Angela the families who partici- www.casit.org/index or call Cristiani and Stefano pated, organizers who devel- (781) 224-0532 — Adelaide Salimbeni further enriched oped, staff who imple- Guarracino, C.A.S.IT’s the program with their love mented, volunteers who President.

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by Ally Di Censo Ciao Everyone! THINKING I am hard at work on next week’s article about everyone’s favorite Italian summer- OUT LOUD time holiday: Ferragosto! In the meantime, I hope everyone has a Happy Lammas! by Sal Giarratani Grazie, Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz Taxpayers as Tax Cows Do you ever feel like ernment along with their you are being milked like a EBT, SNAP and all the other BCYF Menino Community Center Dedicated milk cow? We keep getting stuff the rest of us finance. squeezed more and more It appears the government and when all is said and is working night and day to done, we don’t see much ben- hand out as much free stuff efit for us or anyone we as they can since they pay know. The latest insult to the bills with our money. At roll down Beacon Hill on to election time they reap what the Boston Common, where they sow. The folks who get cows actually once roamed, free stuff have only one goal is a brand new three cents — keep the free stuff com- addition to the gas tax. We ing — by keeping the same all know that pump prices people in office. have been rising as of late In one way Mitt Romney and now three more cents was right. If you give them leaves our pockets per gal- stuff, they will keep voting lon. As far as cigarette taxes for them. The Democrats go, a price for a package of are the party of free stuff. cigarettes just went up one Working people seemingly buck a package. are caught in the middle Can I tell you something, I between Democrats who see find it difficult to believe that us as milk cows and the government is really con- Republicans who can’t seem cerned about improving to get out of their own way peoples’ lives by raising the most of the time. Who tax on cigarettes. The last speaks for working class The BCYF Archdale Com- under renovation since Center opened in 1973 but thing Beacon Hill wants is families, blue collar work- munity Center in Roslindale December of 2012. Nearly closed six months later due folks giving up cigarettes. ers, college students sink- was officially renamed the $1 million dollars has gone to mismanagement, staffing They surely are banking on ing deeper into personal BCYF Thomas M. Menino into the renovation which issues and security prob- that nicotine addiction add- debt and the elderly on fixed Community Center on Tues- included a new gym floor, lems. BCYF Menino Center ing more dollars to the state incomes? day, July 30th. As a City painting throughout, new Administrative Coordinator, kitty. God forbid the sale of Forget all this silly liberal Councilor, Mayor Menino roof, HVAC upgrades, instal- Cynthia Johnson, was presi- cigarettes goes down. conservative nonsense. was instrumental in push- lation of a rock wall and dent of the Archdale Ten- Hey, at least the governor Government seems to no ing for funding in the City’s more. ants Task Force at the time didn’t get his candy tax. longer be listening to us be- Capital Plan to reopen the “This Community Center and spoke at the dedication. Raising taxes only means cause we have forgotten that Archdale Community Center embodies Mayor Menino’s “Councilor Menino spent more money for them to we, not them, are actually in 1991 after it had been leadership over the last 20 so much time with us and spend elsewhere, like on the government. It can be as closed for 16 years. years — making thoughtful taught us how the process more entitlements to folks good as we want it or as bad “I want to thank you for and meaningful investments worked and how to create a to game the system. The last as we have allowed it to go naming this center in my in every neighborhood and plan,” said Johnson. “Once thing they need up on the over the past few decades. honor, I’m very grateful and creating opportunities for we had a plan, he went to Hill is less tax money rolling In 2014, the milk cows of deeply humbled,” Mayor every resident,” said Daphne the city council and pushed uphill to them. America must rise up and Menino said. “But this isn’t Griffin, Boston’s Chief of them to allocate the funding Recently, the government take our government back about me. It’s about all of Human Services and Execu- to renovate and reopen the vetoed the budget because from those endlessly squeez- you, because it was this tive Director of BCYF which center. We are forever it wasn’t large enough. He ing us for everything we community that brought the oversees the center as well grateful” was looking for even more of have earned. Archdale back and made as 34 other facilities. “Mayor Members of the commu- our hard-earned money to We need to go back and re- sure it stayed special.” Menino’s advocacy for this nity center summer pro- spend. read the advice of our Hundreds of community center to become that gram wrote a poem for the If we actually had a two- founders like Ben Franklin residents, and elected and place where children and occasion and read it at the party system in this state, and Thomas Jefferson. We city officials attended the cel- youth fulfill their unlimited event, presenting a framed we would have the checks are the government and it is ebration which also served potential is a legacy that copy to the Mayor after. and balances in place to up to us to make it work as the official reopening of continues today.” This is the second BCYF protect the taxpayer class. properly. Always vote and the center which has been The Archdale Community facility this year to under- As we stand now, the only always take a stand for go a renovation in Roslin- ones benefitting are those America and its guiding dale. The BCYF Flaherty Pool getting checks from the gov- principles. $ SELL YOUR GOLD $ opened earlier this month after a nine-month, $5.4 VOTED Now! NOW !!! #1 BEST million dollar renovation. 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Ribbon cutting at Sorrento’s Function Hall. Diane Modica and City Councilor Sal LaMattina (far right) with the Sorrento family and friends. The new Sorrento Function Hall (Salon de Fiestas) lo- cated on Neptune Road in East Boston’s Day Square, had their ribbon cutting ceremony organized by the East Bos- ton Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, July 23rd, welcom- ing East Boston’s newest business venture. The new func- tion hall fills a void in East Boston and this new family business is hoping that the community will find this site a perfect place for family functions, birthdays, baby showers, etc. The Palavicini family has already been in business in East Boston for 20 years running Vilma’s Boutique in Cen- tral Square on Meridian Street. Among the many local officials who showed up for this event were Diane Modica, President of the East Boston Chamber of Commerce who helped the Palavicini family get this function hall off the ground and City Councilor Sal LaMattina from District 1 who both encouraged and assisted the family navigate City Hall dotting all the (I)s and crossing all the (T)s. Lorena Lanza Gets Community Support Fighting for Her Life Back by Sal Giarratani Many folks in the North End know Lorena Lanza who has been waitressing at the original Regina Pizzeria in Boston’s North End. She has been there 20 years and hopes to con- tinue to serve up those great pizzas for many more years to come. Whether you live in the North End near the place, she is known to folks from East Boston, Revere and beyond after her years of service to so many patrons. She has always been there to lend a hand, hold a hand, offer a shoul- der to cry on or for prayers. A few months back she was diagnosed with breast can- cer and is in treatment. Her progress is looking good and she sees herself as a survivor and not a passive victim, but Lorena needs everyone’s help now. The North End is a tight knit community and folks are coming together to help her. Come on down to Regina Pizzeria for a special fundraiser on Tuesday, August 6th at 7:00 pm sharp. Great pizzas and fun. Donations are only $20. I will be there and hope to see you there too. Life is to be shared. Share some of yours for (Photos by Rosario Scabin, Ross Photography) Lorena at Regina’s on August 6th. Page 6 POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013 Saint Cajetan by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari St. Cajetan was born in 1480, the son of Gaspar, lord of Thiene, and Mary Porta, both were among the nobility of Vicenza, in Lom- bardy, Italy. Cajetan was well grounded in his faith through FELL THE ANGELS THE CASE OF THE PRIORY MURDER the efforts of his mother. He studied law in Padua, receiving by John Kerr his degree in civil and canon law 222 Pages • Hard Cover • Published by Robert Hale at age 24. In 1506, he worked as an envoy for Pope Julius II, and Cecilia! Cecilia! Cecilia, ston becomes dreadfully ill helped establish reconciliation the foremost protagonist in and passes away. An autopsy with the Republic of Venice; he this Victorian tale. Adding notes that he was poisoned was ordained a priest in 1516. spice to this story is that it by antimony. Was he mur- Cajetan was called to Vicenza by the death of his mother, borders on a true tale of pos- dered or else did he commit it was there that he founded a hospital for incurables in sible murder and sensual suicide? With these thoughts 1522. It was during this period that he discovered that his feelings. in mind, Charles Cranston’s interests were as much or more devoted to spiritual heal- Cecilia’s elegant and pros- mother hires a consulting ing than the physical kind, and he joined a confraternity perous father noting her detective, Duncan Cameron. in Rome called “The Oratory of Divine Love” intending to despondency suggested that It is here that I would like form a group that would combine the spirit of monasticism she spend a month or so in to express my deep admira- with the exercises of the active ministry. the Malvern Salon (London) tion of author John Kerr. His Cajetan went to Venice where he took up residence in a a noted health salon to perk clean lines and superb dia- hospital, there he worked among the sick, and the experi- her up. The matter of dress logue are extraordinary. A ence confirmed in him the idea of founding a society in is immediately noted. From reader will have trouble which the members would attempt to live lives like the a woman who dressed in the putting this book down. Apostles. He returned to his native Vicenza at the death of latest fashions to simple Author John Kerr Adding to this marvelous Pope Julius II in 1523, there he sought out the sick and cotton attire that she admits read is the fact that you will the poor of the town, and worked in the hospital of the to enjoy. Her day consists Mrs. Clarke forewarns not have any idea whether incurables, which he helped subsidize. He promoted spiri- of getting up at six, a mea- Cecilia when she utters the or not he was murdered or tual life and care for the poor and sick not only with words ger breakfast, cold water in- following, “You must curtail else committed suicide, but with his heroic example. He told his brothers, “In this dulgers, 5 mile walks, and your spending, no matter until the end. oratory we try to serve God by worship; in our hospital we bed by 9:30. This severe the size of your income, or While Cameron, the detec- may say that we actually find him.” But none of the horrors agenda is a reflection of there will be hell to pay.” It tive was having tea at one he saw in the hospitals of the incurables depressed him as owner and director of his inquisitions, he is much as the wickedness that was so prevalent in the world. Dr. Gully’s famous, wa- inspecting an American A new congregation was canonically established by ter cure. Adding spice to this story made long-barreled Colt Pope Clement VII in the year 1524, in the hopes that the Unexpectedly and is that it borders on a revolver and muses: lives lived by its members would inspire others to live holy unheralded the volup- true tale of possible murder “The Americans, he tuous Cecilia and the said, have produced by lives devoted to Jesus. In order to accomplish this they would and sensual feelings. focus on moral living, sacred studies, preaching and pasto- roly-poly Dr. Gully be- far the finest sidearm. ral care, helping the sick, and other solid foundations of come intimate. “… de- Not surprising, consid- pastoral life. This new order was known as “Theatines spite his age and unimpos- was a time in history when ering the frequency with Clerks Regular”, from the name of the city of Chieti (in ing physique, she attained women had few rights. which they resort to it.” Latin: Theate). heights of passion and Cecilia and Charles Cran- I feel privileged to have the One of Cajetans’ four companions was Giovanni Pietro physical pleasure she’d ston marry. Notwithstand- opportunity to critique this Carafa, the Bishop of Chieti, elected first superior of the never dreamt possible.” ing, their marriage was exciting and sound book. order, who later became Pope Paul IV. The order grew at a This sensation was wholly short-lived, Now the reader Although John Kerr drifts in fairly slow pace: there were only twelve Theatines during lacking in her drunken is subjected, with interest, plots from two other books the sack of Rome in 1527. They managed to escape to Venice husband Richard Costello, varied approaches to sex. I had the good fortune of cri- after their house in Rome was destroyed when Emperor who passes away due to cir- Her first husband, Richard tiquing, Cardigan Bay and Charles V’s troops entered the city. Cajetan met Jerome rhosis of the liver, leaving Costello was an inept alco- A Rose in No Man’s Land, he Emiliani, (Saint Jerome) whom he assisted in the estab- Cecilia a very rich woman. holic. Dr. Gully despite his does not lose his embedded, lishment of his Congregation of Clerks Regular which was Having inherited a good lack of physical attraction superb writing style. instituted upon the plan of that of the “Oratory of Divine sum her thoughts turn to was a complete lovemaking One more thing, you had Love” in Rome. In 1533 he founded a house in Naples. In acquiring a lavish estate partner. Her latest husband, to notice but just in case you 1540 Cajetan was once again in Venice, there he extended named The Priory. She con- Charles Cranston, was a didn’t, I decided to let the his work among the poor and the sick to Verona. vinces Dr. Gully to purchase single-minded roughneck. reader search out the sup- Cajetan died in Naples on August 7, 1547 he was 67 years a similar estate within walk- Suddenly, Charles Cran- posedly villain in this book. old. His remains are in the church of San Paolo Maggiore ing distance of her estate. in Naples. He was beatified on October 8, 1629, by Pope Bear in mind, their affair is Urban VIII. On April 12, 1671, Cajetan was canonized to- still highly secretive. None- gether with Rose of Lima, Luis Beltrán, Francisco de Borja theless, Cecilia was begin- and Felipe Benicio. Saint Cajetan’s feast day is celebrated ning to feel indifferently to- on August 7th. He is known as the patron saint of the un- ward Dr. Gully’s advance- employed, job seekers and good fortune. ments. She was becoming more aware of his signs of age and frailties. The impos- sible happens, Cecilia be- comes pregnant. An abortion follows, Mrs. Jane Clark, keeper of the household and confidant, advises Cecilia to stop seeing Dr, Gully. It is here that author John Kerr leads the reader to consider and wonder about Mrs. Jane Clark’s emphatic love for ROSTICCERIA & TRATTORIA Cecilia. 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The Financial Corner Italy’s Republic Day PROVIDED BY JOSEPH S. VITA Celebrated on the South Shore The celebration was spon- parties appeared on the bal- WHERE DID INFLATION GO? sored by the Sons of Italy’s lot, each with a particular Lodge ‘John A. Volpe’ of symbol. The first political Shouldn’t it be Rising with All this Bond Buying? Easton, MA and planned by leaders, Alcide De Gasperi, Consumer inflation just hit a 50-year capably fight sudden spikes in the PCE index the lodge’s President Andre Christian Democrat; Palmiro low. So indicates the Federal Reserve’s pre- or the CPI and keep things under control. Urdi. It was presented on Togliatti, Communist; and ferred inflation gauge — the Personal Con- Three, total government spending (as a per- the local cable television sta- Pietro Nenni, Socialist were sumption Expenditures (PCE) price index centage of potential nominal gross domes- tion #9, Comcast and broad- the major leaders of the maintained by the Bureau of Economic tic product) fell about 3% from Q2 2010 to Q1 cast the following Tuesday, pack. A few other parties th st Analysis.1 2013 – and that’s not even taking seques- May 28 , Friday, May 31 were able to grab votes and Besides tracking consumer inflation, the tration into account. That implies reduced and on Sunday, June 2, 2013; be seated, in a few cases, in PCE price index measures household pur- demand in the economy.4 respectively at 8:00 pm, the new Parliament, which chases, a major factor in GDP growth. The Psychologically, there is little or no fear of 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm. This assembled in PALAZZO core PCE index does the same thing with- runaway inflation and the prevalent expec- year’s celebration of the MONTECITORIO in Rome. out including volatile food and energy prices. tation is that there will be low inflation for event was particularly sig- The first order of the day was The broad PCE index hit 0.74% in May, with some time. This psychology may be influ- nificant, for it took place to elect the first permanent core PCE at 1.05% - a new all-time low, encing the current disinflation as well. on the same day in 1946 President. The choice fell on nd th breaking the 1.06% measured in March Also, while the Fed creates money and (June 2 ). This 67 year cel- Antonio Segni (economist). 1963.1,2 purchases bonds from banks via its on- ebration gave a lot to think What is outlined above is Why isn’t QE3 generating more infla- going stimulus, the bulk of that money has about. Most of the present but a brief overview of the tion? The Fed is still “printing money” to turned into bank reserves. Lenders are con- generations were not even historical event we were the tune of $85 billion a month, but the head- servatively sitting on these reserves as they born then. The few privileged privileged to witness 67 line PCE index has fallen since last year pay interest. Should the Fed boost the in- survivors can relate what years ago. It would take quite (it approached 2.0% in early 2012). The terest it pays on them, it will give these occurred. The Italian people a few pages to detail what Consumer Price Index only advanced 1.1% banks more reason to maintain them.4 went to the polls to express transpired during voting, between May 2012 and May 2013, and that When might inflation expectations their choices. They had to particularly in 1948. The was the smallest annualized gain in the CPI change? If the Fed were to raise its infla- solve the questions asked by voting, which lasted two since November 2010; the core CPI only rose tion target, they would change greatly. No the referendum: Monarchy days, caused the embarrass- 1.7% in that period.1,3,4 one sees that happening anytime soon. or Republic, while a second ment of most women and What is keeping inflation in check? Chalk Will the Fed taper sooner, or later? With ballot called for the election some men, while expressing it up to extraordinary circumstances — and such mild inflation, it might be later. On of the members of the Con- their vote. The lines outside the perception that they will continue. June 10, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis stituent Assembly, which the voting places were long, Short-term interest rates are nil and the President James Bullard argued for sustain- would later produce a Con- but very orderly. Fed has told the world that our benchmark ing an “aggressive” stimulus given the “sur- stitution for either a Repub- As an associate of the Post- interest rate will be at rock-bottom levels prisingly low inflation readings” of recent lican Government or a Con- Gazette’s staff, contributing until our jobless rate dips below 6.5% or months, markedly below the central bank’s stitutional Monarchy. The a special feature, “Italian inflation tops 2.5%.4 target.5 result of the voting was: RE- Trivia,” I find it is my duty QE1 and QE2 did boost inflation in the PUBLIC, but not by a large to express my sincere short-term; in fact, one of the things that “Inflation in the U.S. has surprised to the margin. The ‘Assembly’ had thanks and gratitude to the prompted QE2 was the Fed’s concern about downside,” Bullard commented at the Inter- later to decide how to elect a editor: Pamela Donnaruma. deflation in 2010. Yet inflation has lessened national Economic Forum of the Americas Provisional President, leav- She was always my guiding since QE3 started.4 in Montreal, later adding that “it hasn’t ing the election of the per- light and quite generous to Three factors may be encouraging moved back at all. I am still waiting for that manent President to the new, supply me plenty of space in disinflation. One, the Fed has repeatedly to happen and I am getting a little bit democratic Parliament. The the paper. I am also grateful emphasized that QE3 will not stoke infla- nervous.”5 unicameral ‘Assembly’ be- that my friend, and also Post- tion; it has not implied, hinted or commu- As former Richmond Fed economist Ward gan its work in early July, Gazette contributor, writer nicated that it will let inflation get out of McCarthy noted to Bloomberg, “This is an and labored until mid and historian Orazio hand or exceed its present 2.0% target. Two, inopportune time to be talking about December to complete the Buttafuoco was kind enough economists, analysts and investors seem to curtailing [QE3]. They are missing on the Constitution. The Provi- to offer his expertise and have widespread faith that the Fed can inflation mandate.”5 sional President chosen was keen observations in outlin- Enrico De Nicola, a law pro- ing some of the details vis- Joe Vita may be reached at 781-933-6533 ext.2616 or [email protected]. fessor at the University à-vis the events of 1946 and www.trilogyfs.com Federico II of Naples. Presi- 1948. He also joins me in The opinions voiced in this article are for general information only. They are not intended dent De Nicola signed the expressing his own thanks to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. historical document on to Pam for her assistance in Securities and advisory services offered through National Planning Corporation (NPC). December 27, 1947. The publishing his features: Member FINRA, SIPC. A Registered Investment Adviser. Trilogy Financial Services and Constitution became effec- “The Bilingual Corner” and NPC are separate and unrelated entitles. tive a few days later, on “News Briefs, from Italy.” We st This material was prepared by MarketingLibrary.Net Inc., and does not necessarily January 1 , 1948. trust that the readers of the represent the views of the presenting party, nor their affiliates. All information is be- The first Parliamentary Post-Gazette will appreciate lieved to be from reliable sources; however we make no representation as to its complete- elections were held on Sun- our efforts to enlighten the ness or accuracy. Please note — investing involves risk, and past performance is no day, April 18, 1980. The uni- people of the South Shore, guarantee of future results. The publisher is not engaged in rendering legal, accounting versal suffrage was the “new” and also of Weymouth; where or other professional services. If assistance is needed, the reader is advised to engage rule. The election lasted two professor Orazio produces the services of a competent professional. This information should not be construed as days. A very high percent- and broadcasts “Italian investment, tax or legal advice and may not be relied on for the purpose of avoiding any age of voters elected the first News,” in Italian, every Federal tax penalty. This is neither a solicitation nor recommendation to purchase or Democratic Parliament. A week, on his own show: PAN- sell any investment or insurance product or service, and should not be relied upon as large number of political ORAMA ITALO AMERICANO. such. All indices are unmanaged and are not illustrative of any particular investment. SONS OF ORSOGNA Citations. 1 - advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/PCE-Price-Index.php [5/31/13] th 2 - bea.gov/faq/index.cfm?faq_id=518 [6/13/13] 8 Annual Golf Classic 3 - bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm [5/16/13] The Sons of Orsogna will be holding their 8th Annual Golf 4 - theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/06/the-biggest-economic-mystery-of-2013-whats-up-with-inflation/ Classic on Friday, September 6, 2013 at the Mount Hood 276772/ [6/12/13] Golf Club located at 100 Slayton Road, Melrose, MA. 5 - bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-10/fed-s-bullard-says-low-inflation-may-warrant-longer-qe.html [6/10/13] Registration will begin at 12:30 pm, Shotgun at 1:30 pm and a Dinner Banquet at Mount Hood Function Room at 5:00 pm. Registration fee includes green fees for 18 holes, golf cart, dinner, entry into the longest drive competition, Wheels & Whiskers 5 closest to the pin, raffles and more. Procceeds to benefit the Sons of Orsogna Scholarship Fund. For more information on this event, please email CAR SHOW Nick Scenna at [email protected]. The 7th Annual “Wheels & Whiskers” Ben- cation Program (10:00 am to 2:00 pm), face efit Car Show promises a full day of family painting, children’s activities, free kid’s fun on Sunday, August 11th from 9:00 am to raffle and much, much more! Pets are wel- Fully Insured 3:00 pm at Mestek Field, 260 North Elm St. come, but must be leashed and controlled. Lic #017936 in Westfield, MA. Spectators are welcome The Westfield Cruisers present this to view scores of beautiful cars including event annually in memory of Ann Grzebien, classics, antiques, street rods, hot rods and who loved animals. Proceeds from this event muscle cars. The awards ceremony begins will benefit the Westfield Homeless Cat Heating & Air Conditioning around 2:00 pm. Project; donations of canned cat food are Browse the giant tag sale, taste the food, appreciated. Free admission for spectators, Sales, Service & Installation enjoy the music and try your luck with the $10 donation per show car. In case of Chinese and 50/50 raffles. Fun for rain, a new date will be announced. For Ken Shallow the whole family, including the Westfield further information, please call Gary at 617.593.6211 [email protected] Police Department’s Child Safety Identifi- (413) 562-1346. POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013 Page 9 Socially Scene by Angela Cornacchio

listening to the fascinating On Friday, August 16th, stories and indulging in the join Chef Lydia Shire, of home, in which my apart- Boston’s Towne Stove and ment was the size of her liv- Spirits and Scampo, for an ing room but there was live evening of creative culinary entertainment to catch! excellence paired with There is one truth to our wines from Duckhorn Vine- Italian culture — we know yards, presented by Frank how to steal the stage! The Barbagallo. In keeping with lineup for the feast was top Duckhorn’s artisan approach class and it all started to and appreciation of the off with host: “The Italian “unique quality and charac- Crooner of this Century,” ter of their vineyards,” in- Gian Faraone. Not only can cluding terroir and microcli- he carry a tune like “Volare mate, local ingredients will Italiano,” but he knew be an important part of how to entertain an audi- Shire’s innovative menu. ence with his blue suede Local Legend Lydia Shire The dinner will take place moves. Local Broadway will be whipping up from 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm in beauty Sharon “Z” brought some delights on Friday, the Formal Gardens Tent. th her opera sound to stage with August 16 with the Also on August 16th, Jim her rendition of “Don’t Cry for Tanglewood Festival. Nejaime will present blind Me Argentina.” The great (Photo Courtesy of BSO.org) tastings to explore the differ- “Italian Idol” Frank Zarba the Boston Symphony ences between the terroir in took some time to give Orchestra, Tanglewood is pairs of matching grape Boston a little “La Femina” situated in the beautiful varieties from different wine (bad women). My favorite Berkshire Hills of western regions around the world. and I could have sworn it Massachusetts. Included may be such pair- was Andrea himself, Marc The Tanglewood Wine and ings as a Russian River A lovers Duet ... Sharon Z and host Gian Faraone took Antonielli gave the show a Food Classic kicks off with a Chardonnay vs. a Puligny the Sicilian festival stage to serenade in only a way the Bocelli-esque element. dinner hosted by Jimmy Montrachet from Burgundy, Italian culture can. Ray Cavicchio and his Bradley, chef-owner of two a Napa Valley Cabernet vs. (Photo courtesy of Angela Cornacchio) orchestra shared the stage popular New York City res- a St. Julien or Pauillac from Socially Scene Reviewed When I got there it was to and with each performer taurants, The Red Cat and Bordeaux, a Chambolle .... Now is the best time of my surprise that I happen to invited all the paesani to The Harrison, and David Musigny from the Cote year in my opinion (next to know the owner Joanna sing along. It was so amaz- Dubois, now the chef and D’Or vs. a Willamette Valley fashion week of course), the Belmonte and even more so ing to see my culture at its overseer of Boston’s im- Pinot Noir and a West Coast month of Italian festivals. work with her Michael at best; lovers dancing in the mensely popular Franklin Sauvignon Blanc or Sancerre There are many throughout Quattro, I love it when streets, generations of Ital- Restaurant Group. Featur- vs. one from Marlborough, the state but there is no the neighborhood pieces to- ians celebrating the proces- ing three wines from Pio New Zealand. This event will comparison to what the North gether like our own little sion together and myself so Cesare Winery, the dinner take place in Hawthorne End brings to our city. This paesano famiglia. very lucky to be a resident. will take place from 5:30 pm Tent from 7:00 pm to past weekend got started It was a real treat to not You can find my up to to 8:00 pm at Seranak, the 8:00 pm. off with the Sicilian’s 88th only be graced with the his- the minute news on events former home of BSO Music At an hour-long event on annual Saint Joseph’s Feast. tory of her father Don Angelo in the city by following Director Serge Koussevitzky. Saturday, August 17th, vint- There are many things that Piazza who was the president me at SociallyScene on FB or Also featured on Thurs- ner Joseph Carr will present can be expected from our of the Sicilian society until @SociallyScene_ on twitter. day is an exploration of the inaugural launch of his festivals and some of my he passed, also the building Wine, Food, Music and farmhouse cheeses led by new “Morgan Wright Vine- favorites are: Arrosticini once was a grocery store and More .... The Tanglewood Ihsan Gurdal, former Turk- yards” luxury brand and col- D’Abruzzo, lamb skewers a part of her family legacy. Wine and Food Classic will ish Olympic athlete and laboration with Aaron Pott. made by my good friend The North End is the most take place August 15th-18th renowned affineur. He is the Proclaimed by the New York Dario also Macanudo Cigars, historic neighborhood in featuring wines from around owner of Formaggio Kitchen, Times, “a producer to watch,” I just love the smell. Boston and I was experienc- the world and locally sourced a group of specialty food Joseph Carr is the founder For those who may not ing it first-hand. food in eight culinary events shops in Cambridge, Boston and winemaker of Joseph know, the North End is still Ms. Belmonte was the defi- held at idyllic locations and New York and has trav- Carr Napa Valley. Mr. Carr a very traditional neighbor- nition of an Italian hostess throughout 500-acre sum- elled the world discovering will lead a tasting of some hood filled with generations with her spotless house, food mer home of the Boston some of the finest cheeses old favorites as well as his of families. My dearest of all prepared and fresh coffee Symphony Orchestra. available. With each trip, exciting new project and friends here, the “Aquilino’s” brewing with her girlfriends The four-day event fea- one central idea is rein- share his insights into the had been telling me all day sitting around the timeless tures celebrity chef dinners, forced: the best of the best wine business. The samples to visit a Hanover Street kitchen table. It was difficult cooking demonstrations, are the farmhouse cheeses are on display at noon in the home, “It is her festival, she for me to focus on conversa- and seminars and tastings from small pro-ducers, using Ozawa Tent. opens up her house to the tion with all there was to see of chocolate, cheese and traditional methods. Ihsan The Grand Tasting of the neighborhood and I will love around me. I felt like I was wine. Featuring celebrity will help broaden attendees’ 2013 Tanglewood Wine and it.” They were right; it was in an antique shop with all chefs such as Lydia Shire knowledge of cheese by Food Festival takes place the topper of the night to be the detailed crafts, tradi- and Joanne Chang, the sharing some of his favorite on Saturday afternoon with invited to see the beautiful tional knick-knacks and Wine and Food Classic starts farmhouse cheeses along a variety of events from space that hides right on classic interior design. I off savory with a dinner and with a few exceptional pair- 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Richard Hanover street. could have stayed all night wine tasting led by chefs ings. This tasting will take Bourdon, chef/owner of Jimmy Bradley and David place from 7:00 pm to 8:00 Berkshire Mountain Bak- Dubois at Seranak and ends pm in the Formal Gardens up sweet with an exploration Tent. (Continued on Page 13) of fine chocolate and port Mattéo Gallo with Josh Needleman of Chocolate Springs. Widely known as one of o the world’s most beloved o Appraisals music festivals and the Sales & Rentals famed summer home of • JUSTINE YANDLE Real Estate DIAMONDS ROLEX HOTOGRAPHY ESTATE JEWELRY P 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 Bought & Sold 781.589.7347 [email protected] (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 Jewelers Exch. Bldg. WWW.JUSTINEYANDLEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM Jim (617) 263-7766 Page 10 POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013

The time has come, the walrus said, TO TALK OF MANY THINGS of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings by Sal Giarratani “WICKED” IS FLYING TEEN BEACH MOVIE but Gill and Franklin end BACK INTO BOSTON Walt Disney Records up making them shine — “Wicked: The Untold Story Ross Lynch and Maia again! of the Witches of Oz” is Mitchell star in Disney Chan- JIMMY EAT WORLD - returning to Boston from nel Original Movie “Teen DAMAGE August 7th through Septem- Beach” and the beach musi- RCA Records ber 15th at the Boston Opera cal film set in the 1960s has Jimmy Eat World is an House in Downtown Boston. a track that shines through- alternative rock band com- Tickets are now on sale. out. Cast members perform- prised of Jim Adkins (lead Call 800-982-2787 or email ing the soundtrack include vocals/guitar), Tom Linton BroadwayInBoston.com. Maia Mitchell, Spencer Lee, (vocals/guitar), Rick Burch LITTLE RHODY Keely Hawkes, Grace Phipps, (bass) and drummer Zach UPHOLDS CHURCH-STATE Jason Evigan and Garrett Lind. ‘Damage’ is their eighth SEPARATION Clayton. The party begins studio album and includes Every day I thank God I do with Mitchell serving up previously released singles, not live in Rhode Island and “Oxygen,” followed by “Surf the title cut “Damage” and as bad as Governor Deval Crazy,” the knockout cut the confident “I Will Steal Patrick is, R.I. Governor “Cruisin’ For A Bruisin’,” You Back.” The group is cur- Lincoln Chafee makes him with Phipps soloing on “Fall- rently on tour in support of look good. Down in Provi- ing For Ya,” and a group effort ‘Damage’ and will be stop- dence at the State Capitol, on “Meant To Be.” A touch of ping at Boston’s House of pro-life legislators passed a Beach Boys harmony flows Blues, Monday August 5th. bill allowing drivers to pur- from “Like Me,” the banjo Fallout from ‘Damage’ be- chase “Choose Life” license pickin’ of “Can’t Stop Sing- gins with “Appreciation,” plates. Half of the $40 ing,” the summertime sound seeking support on “Lean,” surcharge would go to the of “Surf’s Up,” chilling with the tale of “Book Of Love,” state and the other half to CareNet.Rhode Island. “Coolest Cats In Town” and and reaching out with th an explosive “Surf Crazy “Please Say No.” Jimmy Eat On July 16 , the governor Finale” with the entire cast. World composed all the tunes vetoed the bill citing the Three bonus tracks, all on this album and contrib- separation of church and state. You can get “Choose L-R: St. Joseph Society members Rosemary O’Brien and instrumentals, for “Cruisin’ uted to its production, along Life” plates all across the Andrea Zangla, both of South Boston. For A Bruisin’,” “Falling For with Alain Johannes. The country, even here in the Ya” and “Surf’s Up.” Feel the non-stop beats continue with Peoples Republic of Mas- has a good sense of humor IMPROPER BOSTONIAN sand under your feet? the questioning, “How’d You sachusetts but apparently and just the right dash of NAMES ECCO AND RINO’S EARTH WIND & FIRE – Have Me?,” the dismissive the wall of separation is information surrounding it. “BOSTON’S BEST” NOW, THEN & FOREVER “No, Never,” the solemn song even higher than the border Recently, the liberal media FOR 2013 Legacy Recordings of lost love on “Byebyelove” fence Republicans want painted conservative talk Ecco was chosen as best Hailed as one of the world’s and the final track is the re- with Mexico. radio as snake oil for bar in East Boston and Rino’s top touring bands and with alization of “You Were Good.” However, while the founder old white people over the as the best eatery in the more than 90 million al- Don’t miss Jimmy Eat World of the Rhode Island colony Zimmerman Trial and the neighborhood. I always enjoy bums sold, Earth, Wind & at the House of Blues on was a firm believer in toler- Kuhnerman let them have stopping by Ecco for a great Fire deliver their first new Monday; it’s a show you won’t ance and religious freedom, it with both barrels. As he Irish coffee where they whip studio album in eight years. want to miss! how does a “Choose Life” stated, it was the liberal up fresh whip cream for “Now, Then & Forever” con- EMBLEM3 – license plate adversely affect media and its cronies like their valued customers tains ten tracks, with the NOTHING TO LOSE Rhode Island’s historical Al Sharpton who constantly which means everyone who dance delight “My Promise” Columbia Records call for religious freedom? were using the race card to goes there. Next time you the first single. Opening with Emblem3 got their start Sounds like more politically make their points. are there, tell Dave Modica the funk of “Sign On,” trailed competing on the second correct stuff and an in- By the way, if you can pick I sent you. East Boston once by the romantic “Love Is season of The X Factor and correct reading of Roger up WCRN 830 on the AM dial was known for just Jeveli’s Law,” the shine of “Guiding have propelled that opportu- Williams himself. out of Worcester, you can and Santarpio’s but now it Lights” and the statement nity to the release of their A PLACE FOR tune into Michael Graham is a culinary heaven with “Got To Be Love.” EWF debut album ‘Nothing To CONSERVATIVE MEDIA every weekday at high noon. numerous Italian, Hispanic sashays through the pretty Lose.’ Brothers Wesley and I am a big fan of the Fox He is as good as ever. and Brazilian restaurants to “Belo Horizonte,” the high Keaton Stromberg, along with News Network and of both I certainly hope Sean choose from depending on energy of “Dance Floor,” the their lifelong friend Drew Sean Hannity and Bill Hannity comes back on your taste du jour. eerie sound of “Splashes,” Chadwick comprise Em- O’Reilly. I try reading both some local radio station TISEI THINKING OF throw your hands in the air blem3. Their eleven-track the Wall Street Journal and soon. Miss his colorful ANOTHER RUN IN 2014 and lean side to side with collection features their hit Investors Business Daily as opines. Republican Richard Tisei “Night of My Life” and end single “Chloe (You’re The much as I can. I think the KUDOS TO THE who narrowly lost to incum- with the creative “The Rush.” One I Want),” and a host of editorial pages of the IBD are ISLAMIC SOCIETY bent U.S. Rep. John Tierney Excellent comeback CD! potential winners. Pick your even better than the Jour- OF BOSTON for U.S. Congress in the 6th VINCE GILL & favorites from cuts as the nal. The conservative per- The Islamic Society of Bos- District by a single percent- PAUL FRANKLIN - high energy cut “Just For spective is sorely lacking in ton recently condemned age point is seriously con- BAKERSFIELD One Day,” the tasty party the mainstream liberal me- Rolling Stone Magazine for sidering a do-over in 2014. MCA Nashville cut “Spaghetti,” offering up dia. I also love conservative featuring accused Dzhokhar The former state senator Winner of 20 Grammy the love to put the “XO” in talk radio and miss hearing Tsarmaev on its cover. The was the 2010 GOP nominee Awards, Vince Gill and famed romance, being neighborly Hannity’s radio show in Bos- Society’s statement read, for lieutenant governor. Tisei steel guitarist Paul Franklin with the “Girl Next Door” and ton since WTKK 96.9 went off ‘Glamorizing violence and who is openly gay married join forces to pay tribute to an offer she can’t refuse in the air. While I was down in criminals goes against basic his longtime partner Ber- the “Bakersfield” sound — “Nothing To Lose.” E3 wastes Texas on vacation, I found Islamic teachings and the nard Starr early this July. singing the songs from two few words in singing the the Hannity show on two dif- moral conscience of the In 2012, the Democrats Bakersfield’s sons: Buck praises of the West Coast via ferent radio stations. He American people.” painted Tisei as a member Owens and Merle Haggard. It “I Love LA,” continuing by runs on WAOI 1200 AM New ALICE COOPER of radical right Republican starts with the duo’s version heading full speed ahead to Radio San Antonio and also COMING TO LYNN forces which is too silly to of the Harlan Howard/ “Sunset Blvd.,” and their on New Talk Radio 96.3 FM Coming soon to the Lynn even comment on. Owens’ feisty “Foolin’ hasty decision to leave the in Austin. Every day at the Auditorium on October 17th BOSTON FIREFIGHTERS Around,” Haggard’s “Branded East Coast in song on “3000 pool sun tanning, I had Sean will be none other than Alice LOCAL 718 ENDORSES Man,” the Owens classic “To- Miles,” only to find out the on my radio by my side. He Cooper. A few weeks ago MARTY WALSH gether Again,” a bit of kick grass is not really greener on was a breath of fresh air to I got to watch the fairly FOR MAYOR in Haggard’s “The Bottle Let the other side (coast). The hear once again. new “Dark Shadows” movie Inside a crowded Florian Me Down,” the wake-up Arty talented trio takes on the Here in Boston we have starring Johnny Deep as Hall in Dorchester, Richard Lange/Owens plea “He Don’t royalty theme with “Teenage WRKO 680 and I catch Jeff Barnabas Collins. (Did I spell Paris, President of Boston Deserve You Anymore” and Kings” and put the finish- Kuhner in the mornings and that right?) where Cooper Firefighters Local 718 an- Haggard’s pretty “I Can’t Be ing touches on an exciting Mark Levin week-nights. showed up in Collinsville to nounced the endorsement of Myself.” The West Coast trib- debut album, with a nod to Mark just wrote a new book, do a gig at the mansion. Marty Walsh as Boston’s next utes continue via “Nobody’s peace in the world, via the “The Liberty Amendments” Back when I was in college, mayor. The story on the en- Fool But Yours” (Owens), touching lyrics of “One Day.” about how to save our con- “Dark Shadows” was a day- dorsement made page one of followed by the sadness of The boys will continue stitutional republic. His last time soap with a large col- the Boston City Paper and a “Holding Things Together” on a run of headline book, “Meritopia” was also a lege-age following. This front-page photo of Walsh (Bob Trotten/Haggard), wind- tour dates this month with great read. His latest is his movie was a whole new take being flanked by Richard ing down with Tommy Collins’ local appearances at the fifth book. Quite the conser- on the old soap opera. I had Paris and former Local 718 pleading “But I Do” and the Hampton Beach (NH) Casino vative author ... Meanwhile fun watching it. President Eddie Kelly. finale is Haggard’s uppity cut August 2nd and South Shore the Kuhner Report mornings “The Fightin’ Side Of Me.” Music Circus (Cohasset, MA) are quite entertaining as WWW.BOSTONPOSTGAZETTE.COM The songs are classics, on August 4th. well as informative. The guy POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013 Page 11

Nails in five years. Plans were also un- LARZ ANDERSON AUTO MUSEUM of New England’s most popular Gospel veiled for “Nine Inch Nails: Tension 15 Newton St., Brookline, MA celebrations, this free gospel show- 2013” – a fall 2013 North American 617-522-6547 case features local and national arena tour. Reznor says, “Tension TUTTO ITALIANO— Tutto talent. Past performers include Dottie NOW picks up where Lights in the Sky left Italiano is Sunday, August 4, 2013 Peoples, Kirk Franklin and Karen off. This is the full-on NIN live experi- from 10am-2pm! Bring your Italian car, Clark Sheard. Gospelfest is in its 13th ence realized as we never could motorcycle or simply your love for Ital- year and will be returning to City Hall PLAYING before.” ian design. We invite you to join us Plaza Sunday, August 4th, 2013 from and appreciate the style and grace of 5pm-8pm. The 2013 headliner is Fred Italian machinery at the Larz Ander- Hammond. son Auto Museum and to celebrate BOSTON URBAN MUSIC FESTI- UPTOWN & DOWNTOWN THEATER the fiftieth birthday of Lamborghini! VAL — August 10th. Expanding on This season, the Museum has expe- the Peace Hip Hop Concert, with its REAGLE MUSIC THEATRE rienced record participation at all lawn message of “peace,” local and national 617 Lexington St., Waltham, MA events. It is highly recommended that performers will gather together to 781-891-5600 you pre-register your Italian show car celebrate this new show that will www.ReagleMusicTheatre.org or motorcycle for Tutto Italiano NOW! showcase the very best in urban LES MISÉRABLES — August 8th Not only will you save $5, but you will music. This free event takes place to August 18th. The celebrated Tony reserve your spot at the show. on City Hall Plaza on a Saturday and Oscar-winning musical makes its evening in August. Past performers long-awaited Reagle debut in a sump- include Slick Rick, CL Smooth and tuous and exciting new production! FREE Rakim. Featuring: “I Dreamed a Dream,” “One BOSTON GREENFEST 2013 — Day More,” Castle on a Cloud,” and HEALTH & August 15-17. Free fun fully- “On My Own.” This classic show was inclusive multicultural environmen- called “Thrilling, Spectacular, and Un- tal music festival with over 200 exhib- forgettable,” by The New York Times FITNESS itors and vendors, more than 80 live and The AP said,“Its melodies are as performances on 4 stages. Green- grandiose as the story, stirring, tune- BOSTON COMMON FROG POND FilmFest, Boston EcoPageant Interna- ful and totally capturing the emotion Tremont Street, Boston tional, Forums, EcoArt, EcoPoetry and of the moment.” 617-635-2120 plenty more! 100,000 attendees ex- REMEMBERING THE 40’S — [email protected] pected. Sunday the event coincides September 28th and 29th. Stroll down SUMMER YOGA Tuesdays from with The Movement Festival, offering Memory Lane revisiting America’s 6:00 to 7:15 pm: through August 27th. dance performances and free dance greatest generation during the war FREE Summer Yoga will feature a vi- and movement classes. years. Delight once again in the sights brant group of instructors who will of the 1940’s — and oh, those incred- provide power vinyasa flow for stu- WGBH ible, unforgettable songs! The War dents of all levels. Class is held on 1 Guest Street, Boston, MA Front, Home Front, Big Band the lawn adjacent to the Frog Pond http://www.WGBH.org/ Don’t miss Michael Buble’s only Boston appearance at Beat, Swing, Radio and 40’s Hollywood carousel. Limited mats and blocks are studiotours WGBH STUDIO TOURS —On- the TD Garden on September 27th! Check the MUSIC and Broadway share center stage in available to borrow — please bring our loving tribute. This is one from the your own if you are able. going. Go behind the scenes for a section for more details. heart! Of course, all WWII vets are free 45-minute tour of WGBH’s all- 2011, and he released his debut single admitted free — as honored guests. digital studios at One Guest Street in “Cowboys and Angels” in January FREE EVENTS Boston’s Brighton neighborhood. MUSIC 2012 COLONIAL THEATER Wednesdays: 2:00 pm 1st and 3rd MATCHBOX TWENTY & THE 106 Boylston Street, Boston, MA Saturdays of each month: 2:00 pm BANK OF AMERICA PAVILION GOO GOO DOLLS — August 18th. 617-482-9393 CITY HALL PLAZA All tours are wheelchair accessible. 290 Northern Ave., Boston, MA Matchbox Twenty released their de- MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET — Government Center, Boston Accessibility tours for visual or hear- www.LiveNation.com but album, Yourself or Someone Like October 8 - 20. Million Dollar Quartet GOSPELFEST — August 4th. One ing impaired can be arranged BACKSTREET BOYS, JESSE You, in 1996. While their first single, is the Tony Award-winning Broadway MCCARTNEY AND DJ PAULY D — Long Day, was a rock radio-only suc- musical, inspired by the electrifying August 12th. This is one live perfor- cess, the album soon spawned sev- true story of the famed recording mance that one should not miss. Com- eral Top 40 singles including Push, session that brought together rock ‘n’ ing to Boston this season are the dy- 3 A.M., Real World and Back 2 Good. roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, namic Backstreet Boys accompanied The album sold more than 12 million Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins for by the likes of Jesse McCartney and copies in the U.S. alone. Before re- the first and only time. This musical DJ Pauly D. The fans of these spec- cording their second album, Rob brings you inside the recording studio tacular music artists are in for a real Thomas collaborated with Itaal Shur with four major talents who came treat as they celebrate some of their on a song called Smooth for Carlos together as a red-hot rock ‘n’ roll band chart-topping numbers at the Bank Santana’s comeback album, Super- for one unforgettable night. of America Pavilion as they perform in natural. Thomas was supposed to act front of the gathered fans and music only as a songwriter for Smooth, but lovers. The concert will be held on Santana had him sing for it after hear- SPECIAL the 12th of August 2013 and is sure ing the song’s demo. Smooth was the one of those live performances that album’s lead single. In 2000 Match- 2013 YEAR OF ITALIAN CULTURE will blow your mind away. box Twenty released their second al- EVENTS IL VOLO — September 14th. Here bum, Mad Seasons which includes BOSTON - PROVIDENCE PROGRAM is the chance for the Il Volo fans to such hits as Bent and Mad Seasons. AGANNIS ARENA catch them live in action. The band Also appearing on this bill are the ever 925 Commonwealth Ave., Boston As of March 21, 2013 that comprises of the musical trio will popular Goo Goo Dolls, whose hits 617-358-7000 be seen performing live at the Bank include Iris, Slide and Black Balloon, www.BU.EDU/Agannis/ For more information and updates call 617.722.9302 of America Pavilion. The trio will be just to name a few. AMERICAN IDOL LIVE! — returns or visit www.consboston.esteri.it/ for updates performing on the 14th of September this summer on August 19th for 2013. The trio are known for their TD GARDEN another hit Tour to showcase the oo operatic pop style of music and are 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA season’s talented top Finalists. MUSIC & THEATER from Italy. 617-624-1050 AMERICAN IDOL LIVE! gives fans the www.TDGarden.com unique opportunity to be up close COMCAST CENTER MICHAEL BUBLÉ — September 27. OCT 6 | Brown University, Providence. Cameristi della Scala and personal with Season 12 Idol PROVIDENCE 885 S Main St, Mansfield, MA Touring in support of his new #1 sell- Finalists Amber Holcomb, Angie Miller, performing Verdi. www.LiveNation.com ing release, “To Be Loved,” Michael Burnell Taylor, Candice Glover, Curtis NOV 13-17 | Th e Paramount, Boston. Compagnia Marionette Carlo KEITH URBAN, LITTLE BIG Bublé has been called “one of the Finch Jr, Devin Velez, Janelle Arthur, Colla e Figli Presents “Th e Sleeping Beauty.” BOSTON TOWN AND DUSTIN LYNCH — Au- most likeable performers on Earth.” Kree Harrison, Lazaro Arbos and gust 10. Keith Urban Began playing a His previous Crazy Love Tour sold Paul Jolley. Plus, Aubrey Cleland joins ukulele at age 3, guitar at 6 and was out in 80 U.S. cities and was seen by the Tour as the 11th Idol Finalist ITALIAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE winning country-music talent shows over two million fans worldwide. His thanks to the AT&T AMERICAN by 8. Moved from Australia to Nash- stage show is propelled by a string of IDOL® LIVE! Tour Fan Save, voted on OCT 16 | Center for European Studies, Harvard University. ville in 1992 and formed the three- smash hits including his current single by the Idol fans. Finalists will per- “Salvemini Colloquium” on Italian history and culture with Prof. man band the Ranch before develop- “It’s A Beautiful Day,” “Haven’t Met form favorite moments from the Massimo Salvadori. CAMBRIDGE ing his solo career. Little Big Town is You Yet,” “Home” and “Everything,” season as well as never before seen OCT 30 | a country vocal quartet which began along with Michael’s distinctive inter- performances. Brown University, Providence. “Giornata di studi with Kimberly Roads and Karen pretations of classics like “You Make sull’Italia” With the presence of Romano Prodi. PROVIDENCE Fairchild, two Georgia natives who Me Feel So Young,” “Young at Heart,” CASINO BALLROOM NOV 1-10 | began singing together in college. and “You’re Nobody ‘til Somebody Dartmouth College, University of Rhode Island. Italian 160 Ocean Boulevard, preeminent authors: Carmine Abbate at URI and Dartmouth. Arkansa-born and Alabama-raised Loves You.” “To Be Loved” is Bublé’s Hampton Beach, NH HANOVER, KINGSTON Jimi Westbrook, a friend of Fairchild’s 4th consecutive No. 1 album. 603-929-4100 husband, joined them to make a trio, NINE INCH NAILS — October 11. www.CasinoBallroom.com NOV 8 | Emmanuel College, Boston. “Th e Meaning of Machiavelli’s and the group was completed by the On September 3, Columbia Records JEFF DUNHAM — August 7th and Prince.” Lecture by Prof. Maurizo Viroli (Princeton). BOSTON addition of Arkansan Phil Sweet in will release Hesitation Marks, the new 8th. Jeff’s television specials and se- NOV 23 | 1998. Dustin Lynch is an American full-length album from Nine Inch Nails. ries have been the highest rated pro- Brown University, Providence. International Prize: country music singer and songwriter. Recorded in secret over the last year, gramming in Comedy Central history, “Boccaccio Afterlife.” In cooperation with the American Boccaccio Lynch moved to Nashville in 2003 to Trent Reznor teamed with producers his DVD sales have reached seven Association (ABA) and the Town of Certaldo on the occasion of the pursue a career in country music. He Atticus Ross and Alan Moulder to cre- million units, his videos have received 700th anniversary of Giovanni Boccaccio. PROVIDENCE signed to Broken Bow Records in late ate the first new music from Nine Inch a half a billion views on You Tube, and his live concerts have become ART mega-events played in front of sold- out arenas worldwide. Dunham has, FALL 2013 | PROVIDENCE ITALIAN RADIO PROGRAMS of course, plenty of help on-stage: his Providence. De Chirico Exhibition. entourage of characters who are “The Sicilian Corner” 10:00 am to 12 Noon every Friday with hosts Tom there to challenge and chastise his SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Zappala and Mike Lomazzo and “The Italian Show” with Nunzio DiMarca every sentence. There’s Walter, the every Sunday from 10:00 am-1:00 pm. Go to www.1110wccmam.com. grumpy retiree; the beer-swilling, OCT 4 | Harvard University, Cambridge. International Conference “Italia Oggi” Sundays 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm with host Andrea Urdi NASCAR-loving and resolutely red on “Galileo and Sunspots.” Organized by Museo Galileo, Firenze 1460 AM www.1460WXBR.com. neck Bubba J; the furry and manic Istituto Nazionale di Astrofi sica, Harvard University. In cooperation “Dolce Vita Radio” DJ Rocco Mesiti 11:00 am-1:00 pm Sundays 90.7 FM or Peanut; Jose Jalapeo on a Stick, the CAMBRIDGE online www.djrocco.com. spicy pepper from South of the bor- with NASA. “The Nick Franciosa Show” Sundays from 12 Noon to 3:00 pm on WLYN der; the bumbling skeletal Achmed the OCT 28 | Boston. PIB Seminar Series: “Italian and American Policies 1360 AM and WAZN 1470 AM. Dead Terrorist; the almost as dead on Biomedical Research.” BOSTON “Guido Oliva Italian Hour” 8:00 am–9:00 am Sundays on WSRO 650 AM long-lost son of Achmed, AJ; and and online at www.wsro.com. Peanut’s own ventriloquist dummy: CINEMA & PHOTOGRAPHY “Radio Italia Unita” - Thursdays 2:00 pm–3:00 pm on www.zumix.org/ Little Jeff. They may have all been radio or itunes, college radio click on Zumix. For more information, log onto conceived and hand crafted by Dun- SEP 13–29 | www.italiaunita.org. ham, but his characters, who are any- Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts. Harvard “Tony’s Place” on MusicAmerica WPLM FM 99.1 - Sundays 9:00 pm– thing but dummies, have now taken University, Cambridge. “New Italian Cinema,” in cooperation with 10:00 pm on MusicAmerica. Host Ron Della Chiesa presents Tony's Place. Visit on a life of their own, each with their Cinecitta’ and Harvard Film Archive. CAMBRIDGE www.MusicNotNoise.com. own legion of fans. Page 12 POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013

Recipes from the Homeland by Vita Orlando Sinopoli

Ready for this? The widely read National other one.” COPYRIGHT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Examiner July 8th edition was headlined Good for BAKED SCALLOPS SINATRA WAS A CIA SPY! Daughter Tina’s her! Hillary BOMBSHELL CONFESSION. And so Tina Clinton has 1 pound scallops 2 tablespoons butter or Sinatra revealed CIA agents convinced plunged into 25 Ritz or Hi-Ho-type margarine Sinatra to work as a courier for the super- a whirl of crackers crushed 2 tablespoons white wine secret U.S spy outfit. Chicago-based inves- paid speech-making to trade associations 1 tablespoon chopped Paprika tigative journalist Sherman H. Skolnick and business groups, charging $200,000 per parsley Salt says “Sinatra knew how to protect his butt speech. She and her husband, Bill Clinton, Spread some butter or margarine at bottom of baking dish — or so he thought.” “He knew a lot about have together earned more than $1,000,000 (10" x 12" x 2"). Wash scallops and drain excess water. Place the CIA-Mafia joint project to assassinate for making speeches since 2001. scallops in baking dish. Blend melted butter into cracker John F. Kennedy. This led ‘Ol’ Blue Eyes’ to Most politicians have four speeches: what crumbs. *Spread crumbs over scallops. Pour two tablespoons have a falling out with JFK. But to be sure, they have written down, what they actually of white wine in a glass with two tablespoons of clam juice the actor/singer kept his mouth shut.” say, what they wish they had said and what or water. Sprinkle gently over cracker crumbs and scallops. Enough said! they are quoted as saying the next day. Sprinkle paprika over the cracker crumbs. Cover and bake On sale now! Secrets Of JFK Jr’s Life & You name it! About 35 percent of married at 400°F for fifteen or twenty minutes or until scallops are Death. Yes, once again The National Enquirer women in their 20s and 30s are keeping the right consistency to serve. after an exhaustive years-long investiga- their own last names — a big increase over NOTE: *When preparing the above recipe for my husband tion, the editors finally uncover what the previous generations, according to a study and me, I sprinkle garlic powder over the scallops before adding government has been hiding about the by Facebook. Among married women in the cracker crumbs and remaining ingredient. We enjoy the circumstances surrounding the tragic flight their 60s, only 9 percent kept their own last garlic flavoring. — and what they found at the bottom of names. I often bake this meal in my heated toaster oven set on broil. the sea. So says the Enquirer. It was the flight Giuseppina, Cosce Storte, says, “Why I cover scallops with aluminum foil before placing in toaster on July 16, 1999 that took the life of shouldn’t a woman take her husband’s oven. Broil for about eight to ten minutes. Then set the toaster Kennedy, Jr. — along with his wife Carolyn name? She takes everything else!” oven to bake for the remaining time needed. Bessette and her sister Lauren. Be aware, the average three-hour base- I serve mashed potatoes or rice pilaf along with French-cut Huh? British scientists invented a cell ball game contains 17 minutes and 58 sec- beans and/or carrot strips topped with butter or margarine. phone battery powered by urine. This “is onds of action such as pitches, balls in play, about eco as it gets,” said one researcher, running and throws. That’s a bit better than noting that urine is a renewable resource. the average football game, which contains Being bugged! A New York City woman set only 11 minutes of action time. Vita can be reached at [email protected] off 21 bug bombs inside her apartment, caus- Good news! Cocaine use in the U.S. has ing an explosion that collapsed her five-story fallen by 40 percent since 2006. Some ex- building injuring 14 people. perts attribute the drop to a doubling of street An Indiana school district says it wasted prices and successful interdiction against “An Open Love Letter to East Boston” $300,000 last year because its students are South American production facilities and Put unromantically, the ambassador to newcomers rejecting the school’s new healthy lunch traffickers. Others say that cocaine has sim- vibe of a place is roughly the like me, who left a last- program, which was designed by First Lady ply become “uncool,” with drug abusers now sum of its geography of oppor- ing impression of what a Michelle Obama. Students in the Carmel focusing on prescription painkillers. tunity and the mood and neighborhood should be: an Clay district are dumping vegetables and Ava Gardner is back in the news! In brief, moxie of its people. Eastie’s impression that only grew fruit in the garbage or skipping lunch in her heyday, screen siren Ava Gardner vibe is as big and beautiful fonder long after a family altogether, said food service director Linda was considered the most beautiful gal in the as the harbor views and its emergency required me to Wireman. “There are a lot of complaints world, yet her love life was filled with heart- people’s smiles — even after move back through the tun- they’re going home hungry,” Wireman said. break, cheating and even a boozy beating! the B’s went down in the nel and over the Sagamore Carlo Scostumato suggests feeding students These are just some of the shocking con- final minutes of this season. Bridge. When it was time for Italian food. “They all like pizza and fessions Ava made to now deceased writer When our daughter’s Will and me to purchase our spaghetti.” Peter Evans, who was helping her with an Grampa Casey started Little first home together, choos- Blessed! Like a guardian angel, the Cerezo autobiography shortly before she died at age Folks Day Care on Eagle Hill ing Eastie was a no-brainer. family’s youngest daughter delivered them 67 in 1990. Ava reveals she went to Holly- in the early ’70s (it just cel- The tapestry woven by gen- a $4.85 million lottery jackpot from beyond wood as a naive 18-year-old North Carolina ebrated its 40th anniver- erations of immigrants from the grave. “It couldn’t have happened at a country girl and was soon scooped up by the sary!), young Willy would around the globe remained better time,” says father Ricardo Cerezo. “I hottest leading man in movies — 5-foot-2 watch the Meridian Street as embracing and enrich- just thought this is how God works.” Savan- Mickey Rooney. Her second marriage, to Bridge go up and down from ing as we remembered it. nah Cerezo passed away during a seizure bullying bandleader Artie Shaw, also fizzled his Falcon Street window Everett Street’s “unofficial last year, but before she died, the 14-year- after a year. Her third and final marriage to (before the view was ob- mayor,” Frank Leone, shar- old gave her parents a cookie jar. After her Frank Sinatra, “the love of my life,” was scured by the multi-use ing with his wife a combined death, Ricardo was drawn to save the Illi- filled with booze, fights and his suicide buildings that have gone up 150 years on the block, made nois Lottery tickets in the glass jar. The attempts. It ended after six years, she says since then). us feel like we belonged Cerezos — Ricardo, his wife, their son and the jealous singer made her confess she’d The Dunning’s moved from day one and he wel- their surviving daughter — desperately had a drunken, one night stand with a bull- north, but never forgot how comed our daughter like needed a windfall because a bank was set fighter while making a flick in Spain — and at home they felt in Eastie. his own granddaughter. He to evict them from their home in Geneva, then “he brought it up every argument we I caught the East Boston bug clearly gifted the next gen- Illinois. With all their troubles, management had. He never forgave me.” For the record, just 11 years ago when I eration with his gracious consultant Ricardo didn’t check the tickets Ava Gardner is resting in her home state needed a decent apartment manners, as we experienced for about a month. Cerezo will pocket $3,395 at Sunset Memorial Park, Smithfield, North near the T at a price I could on our first walk on Everett million after taxes. Carolina afford — and fast. Serendip- Street when one of his More about lucky people. Retired postal Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) was married ity made me Pasquale nephews passed the football worker Melvyn Wilson has the magic touch four times. His wives were: Nancy Barbato, Capagreco’s tenant — he to Will (where else do kids when it comes to lottery scratch cards — 1939; Ava Gardner, 1951; Mia Farrow, 1966 was more a land angel than because he recently hit the jackpot for and Barbara Sinatra, 1976. a landlord — a neighborhood (Continued on Page 14) the fourth time in nine years. Wilson, of Italian Americans in Sports: Rocky Woodbridge, VA, has bagged over $2 million Marciano is the only undefeated heavy- total! In 2004, he hit his first scratch-card weight boxing champion in history. He 1st Generation jackpot for $25,000, in 2005, he hit two retired in 1956 with a 49-0 record that scratch-card jackpots — one for $1 million counted 43 knockouts. Marciano won the Italian-American and one for $500,000. Recently, he played Heavyweight Crown in Philadelphia in 1952. Virginia Lottery’s Millionaire Mania, scor- He was elected to the Boxing Hall of Fame Vita Orlando Sinopoli ing his fourth scratch-card prize, another in 1959 and died in a plane crash 10 years Shares with us $500,000 — for a grand total of $2,025,000! later, the day before his 46th birthday. His Wilson, who retired from the U.S. Postal real name was Rocco Marchegiano. a delightful recollection Service in 2007, has a simple explanation Wee bit of show business reminiscing with of her memories as a child for his lucky draws: “I’m just at the right the stately musicologist and philanthropist place at the right time.” Albert Natale. Three-time Academy Award growing up in Uncanny! Japanese people intent on winner Harry Warren (1893-1981), was born Boston’s “Little Italy” changing their fate are now having plastic Salvatore Guaragna in Brooklyn and was the surgery to alter their palms. In the ancient son of a Calabrian boot maker. One of and a collection of art of palm reading, the lines on the hands Hollywood’s most successful and prolific Italian family recipes supposedly govern one’s life. Plastic surgeon composers during the ’30s ’40s and ’50s, he from the homeland. Takaaki Matsuoka, who charges $1,000 per wrote “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” “I Only Have 10 minute operation, said that most male Eyes For You,” “That’s Amore.” Between 1935 patients want to change lines associated and 1950, he wrote more hit songs than Cole Great as Gifts with money and business, while women Porter, Irving Berlin or George Gershwin, FROM MY BAKERY PERCH available on AMAZON.COM generally ask to change their love lines. three of which earned him Academy Awards: and in local bookstores — ask for “Sometimes the marriage line is there, but “Lullaby of Broadway,” “You’ll Never Know” Hard cover #1-4010-9805-3 ISBN it came too early and the woman missed and “Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe.” Soft Cover #1-4010-9804-5 ISBN her chance,” said Matsuoka. “So we add an- AMERICA IS A BEAUTFUL ITALIAN NAME POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013 Page 13

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Sixty years ago this picked up, it pulled my speed tance due to fallen trees month, Hurricane Carol hit boat sideways. I turned the blocking the road which was the East Coast of the United boat into the wind and called Memorial Drive. When States. The month was opened it up. With the throttle we got the Gordon home, August and Nanna, Babbo- almost full in a forward posi- there was Old Vic sitting on nonno, Mom, Dad and I were tion, I was starting to go the front steps whittling away at the summer cottage in backward. Somehow I man- with a glass of applejack on Winthrop, Maine. Dad was aged to beach the boat and the step next to him. Dad still playing the county fairs, dragged it along the water’s spoke first, “Hi Vic, is every- but during August, he would edge back to our beach and thing OK?” Vic replied, “Yep.” try to book in the ones clos- pulled it alongside the row Dad asked, “Any damage est to where we were vaca- boat. Dad ran over yelling at to the house?” Vic replied, The timeless fairy tale Cinderella will be on stage this tioning. All I knew about us until he discovered we “Nope.” Then Dad asked weekend only at The Strand Theater. hurricanes was what Mom didn’t know why he was so about the car that was left (Photo courtesy of erstarnews.com) told me, “You were born not upset. He yelled, “Don’t you behind and Vic replied, “No long after the hurricane of idiots know that a hurricane damage.” Then Dad asked if ery, will speak and share phony No. 4, featuring so- 1938. I guess back then they is coming our way? You could the dog was OK and Vic tastes of his breads. From prano Camilla Tilling. were not named as of yet.” have been killed staying out replied, “Yep.” When Dad 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm, attend- The following afternoon; With Nanna and Babbo- on the lake.” asked if there were any prob- ees will be treated to a Sunday, August 18th, nonno staying with us in a Well, we next put every- lems with the old barn in cooking demo with Jeff Th- Emanuel Ax joins conductor one bedroom cottage, they thing that could fly around in back of the house, Old Vic ompson, executive chef at Christoph von Dohnányi slept on the living room the wind under the cottage. replied, “Don’t know, haven’t Wheatleigh. Another exquis- and the Tanglewood Music couch which opened to a bed. Next, we closed the shutters found it yet!” I ran in back ite culinary event will be Center Orchestra for the As a result, I slept on a simi- that covered the windows and and saw that the barn had announced taking place Leonard Bernstein Memo- lar couch located on the back made sure we had enough disappeared. The storm had from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. rial Concert and the second porch that faced the lake. drinking water which was wiped it off the face of the An event on Sunday morn- weekend program dedicated I also had a friend staying drawn from a well which was map. ing at Seranak will feature to the music of Mozart with us. Not having brothers on the left side of the cottage. When the Gordons re- Joanne Chang’s delectable and Mahler. Mr. Ax will per- and sisters, I had friends Not long after, the wind turned from Portland, Arthur treats, both savory and form as soloist in Mozart’s from home that joined me for picked up and we sat in both stoically stated that he would sweet. An honors graduate Piano Concerto No. 9 in a few days at a time. This the living room and kitchen rebuild the barn, a chore of Harvard College with a E-flat, K.271; the program time around, it was a fellow listening to the happenings that might include all of the degree in Applied Mathemat- closes with Mahler’s Sym- usher from the Seville The- on local radio. We didn’t have neighbors helping out and ics and Economics, Joanne phony No. 1. ater, Carl Sinatra. A folding a TV set at the cottage. As a making a festival out of the left a career as a manage- This annual event is filled army cot was opened every matter of fact, no one living situation. By the next day, ment consultant to enter with everything you could night on the other side of the at the lake did. The local the town had cleared away the world of professional ask for to complete a full back porch and this is where stations broadcast whatever the fallen trees and things cooking, delighting Cam- summer weekend! Tickets my friends slept. they were getting as news began to get back to normal. bridge and Boston residents sell out fast, for more infor- During the mornings, we from Boston and Portland. The sun was in full bloom with her popular Flour mation and a complete list would row one of the boats The storm hit in full inten- for the next few days and the bakery shops. Ms. Chang will of all events, sponsors, par- out into the middle of the sity by the afternoon. The sand on the beach dried out share her pastries, stories ticipating wineries and res- lake, jump overboard and sound of the wind in the allowing Sinatra and me to and a look at her new and taurants, visit www.tangle swim back to the dock tow- trees made Mom and Nanna dig out my two boats. Refloat- second cookbook “Flour, woodwineandfoodclassic.com. ing the boat. Babbononno very uneasy. Babbononno ing them again, I now had a Too.” Veuve Clicquot will Tickets for all events are would take the row boat out poured himself a glass of row boat and a speed boat to complete this mouthwater- available at 888-266-1200. when he was in the mood for Zi’ Antonio’s best homemade play with. We motored the ing morning. A Fancy Fairytale .... This exercise. Nanna and Mom red wine and didn’t have a perimeter of the lake look- The final offering of the weekend only — August 1st– both had fears of water and care in the world as a result ing for people who might need festival is an exploration of 4th — the classical story of neither would go anywhere of the effects. The sound of assistance, but it seemed the intriguing relationship Cinderella comes to life at near the lake. I also had a the rain on the roof made that the lake didn’t get the between fine chocolate and The Strand Theatre in speed boat and that’s where things a bit disconcerting worst of the storm. different types of port. Josh Dorchester. Babbononno would draw the but we managed to remain The next day, the folks Needleman of Chocolate Rossini’s clever interpre- line. The row boat was OK controlled and rode out the along the lake had a cook- Springs in Lenox is a master tation of the Cinderella story but not the racer. storm. When it seemed to out to celebrate the end of chocolatier whose creations comes to life in this Boston One day, one of the locals have ended a while later, the storm. Old Vic brought a have achieved national rec- Opera Collaborative pro- who had befriended us, Dad, Sinatra and I went out- bottle of white lightening and ognition. Mr. Needleman’s duction in partnership with Arthur Gordon, asked Dad for side to inspect the damage. Babbononno brought a gallon chocolates will pair with period orchestra Grand a favor. He was taking Thank God, there was none. of red wine. If you add in the three posts. This hour-long Harmonie. Based on the his youngest daughters to a We hadn’t lost power, nor beer that was part of the event begins at 1:00 pm in beloved fairy tale, this comic pediatrician in Portland and were there any branches cookout, everyone seemed the Formal Gardens Tent. opera tells the story of a com- asked us to look in on his broken off the trees and no to have a good time. Now for the music; The passionate young lady who father, Old Vic, if the publi- trees were uprooted. Dad’s Labor Day was just around Tanglewood Wine and Food longs to escape her dreary cized storm did in fact hit us. car was OK with just leaves the corner and all of the Classic takes place in con- life under the control of her Dad was in agreement and covering the hood and roof. summer residents began to junction with a special lineup arrogant, wicked stepsisters the Gordon family left. As I looked at the beach, I pack to return home. A final of programs. On Thursday Clorinda and Tisbe. First Not knowing anything discovered that my boats party was planned and well evening August 15th The performed in Rome in 1817, about the storm at that point, were missing. A closer look attended by summer folks Goat Rodeo Show opens the Cinderella features some of Carl Sinatra and I were showed us that the churn- and locals alike. What they show. Featuring world- Rossini’s most exciting writ- on the lake in my speed ing lake water had washed didn’t know was that the renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, ing for solo voice and en- boat. We were racing around enough sand on shore to following summer would bassist/composer Edgar sembles. Boston Opera Col- and when the water became cover the boats and they have consequences that Meyer, mandolinist Chris laborative Artistic Director choppy, headed back toward would have to be dug out were similar. Hurricane Thile and fiddler Stuart Andrew Altenbach makes our dock. Dad was standing when the sand dried. So, Diane would hit the north- Duncan, along with Ameri- his company conducting de- on the dock waving us in, but with everything now intact, east, but that’s a story for can singer/songwriter Aoife but leading Grand Harmonie, I interpreted it as just a wave Dad said he was going down another day. GOD BLESS O’Donovan, comes to the a period ensemble that per- and I waved back. One thing the road to check on Old Vic. AMERICA Koussevitzky Music Shed to forms the works of classical looked strange to me. Dad The Gordon home was on perform material from the and romantic composers on had pulled my row boat onto the other side of the road 2011 album. the instruments for which the beach which was aside about a quarter of a mile On August 16th, Keith they were written. The pro- the cottage. As the wind away. We walked the dis- Lockhart will lead the Boston duction will be sung in Ital- Your Ad Pops in a program featuring ian with English subtitles. — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST — the celebrated pianist, vocal- It never hurts to pull Could Go ist and archivist of the Great ourselves away from the THE American Songbook, Michael daily madness and step Here Feinstein in beloved tunes back into our childhoods of Johnny Christy from the American Songbook. make believe. Cinderella will Conductor Emeritus Bernard be on stage only through Haitink joins the BSO at Sunday, so there is not For information Tanglewood for the first time a moment to delay. The Orchestra about advertising in in five years on Saturday, Strand Theatre is located the Post-Gazette, August 17th leading the BSO at 543 Columbia Road, MUSIC FOR ALL call 617-227-8929. in Mozart’s Violin Concerto Dorchester and you can visit OCCASIONS 781-648-5678 No. 5 with soloist Isabelle www.strandboston.com for Faust and Mahler’s Sym- tickets and details. Page 14 POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013

• News Briefs (Continued from Page 1) be talking anywhere up to we have to spend our time prior to being mayor was a NEWS BRIEFS 25-30 million within 5 years. on and our energy on and 19 year member of the U.S. (FROM ITALIAN Then, don’t forget all the focus on.” House. While, the liberals NEWSPAPERS AND new illegals hiding in the So far, so good, RIGHT? are focusing on him, there shadows once again. However, then listen to this, has been little call by liber- OTHER PUBLICATIONS) This is a never-ending “With an endless parade of als to get Anthony Weiner to Compiled by Orazio Z. Buttafuoco battle, not against truth and distractions, political postur- get out of the Mayor’s Race justice, but against common ing and phony scandals, in New York City. sense of sanity. Washington has taken its Both these guys are dogs THE VATICAN’S BANK: I.O.R. (Institute for Religious Forget about drug mules eye off the ball.” and deserve to be exiled to a Missions) This institution answers only to the Pope. It has and think 30 million more Phony Scandals? dog pound for good. a patrimony of 5 billion euro. Until now its manager has registered Democrats by As Michael Graham re- Quote to Note been Ettore Gotti Tedeschi (since September 2009). The 2020. More welfare, more cently stated in his Boston In the end, it doesn’t matter I.O.R. was established by Pope Pious XII in 1942 to replace EBT cards, more checks Herald column, “Question: your race or where you live, we the administration created by Leo XIII in 1877. By its own going out, more unemploy- How many Americans have are all people, we all bleed.” statute, the I.O.R. is the keeper of the Vatican’s real estate ment and higher taxes. The to be murdered in an al- — Irene Soares and its administration, owned or granted to the I.O.R. by real mules out there are Qaeda attack on a U.S. con- Fund or De-fund individuals or judicial entities. It can also accept bequest working families, blue collar sulate before it stops being Obamacare? from people of the Holy See and of the Vatican State as an workers and middle-class a phony’ scandal? Answer: If Bill O ‘Reilly recently had administrative entity. The general administration of the homeowners. Barack Obama is president, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio on his I.O.R. is right inside the Holy See, although not officially More Empty Rhetoric more than four.” Then there show to debate the strategy part of Vatican City. All funds deposited at the I.O.R. do not from Obama is the N.S.A. domestic spy- of defunding Obamacare to belong to the Holy See. It has its own independent budget According to Sal Russo, ing and I.R.S. Gate. keep it from being imple- and its own administration (appointed by the Pope). The who is the co-founder and Thank God the president mented. However, O’Reilly I.O.R.’s identity is complex, not easily understood by chief strategist of the Tea has so many lapdogs in disagreed and thought the Magistrates, who recall the events that involved the Banco Party Express, “The presi- the liberal media distorting best strategy would be to Ambrosiano and its head who was found hanging in London dent’s latest economic the reality we face today as fund it, put it into action and in 1989, which prompted the Pope, John Paul II to amend speech hit an unsurprising Americans. According to watch it fail. Rubio disagreed the statute (of the Vatican’s bank). The change made tone of class warfare and these folks, Republicans are but O’Reilly added that if possible and necessary to appoint a “Control Bureau,” con- empty old rhetoric. We simply obstructionists for the Republicans decided to sisting of five Cardinals who monitor the goings on of the have heard it all before and not just rubber-stamping the defund the so-called Afford- “Supervising Council” made up of five lay people led by a neither the rhetoric nor the Obama legacy. able Health Care reform, the general director who reports directly to the Pope. On Febru- weakness of our economy Democrats Can be Just liberal media would just go ary 29, 2008 Pope Ratzinger changed the five Cardinals has changed.” as Dumb as GOP Too on the attack saying the after appointing Cardinal Tarciso Bertone as State Secre- Recently, President Obama Latest scandal hitting up Republicans don’t care about tary, replacing Cardinal Angelo Sodano, the monitoring com- said, “With this endless close and personal to an poor people. The Republi- mission that consists of the following Cardinals: Attilio parade of distractions and elected official is one Mayor cans instead, he thought, Nicora, Jean-Louis Tauran (chief of the Pontifical Council political posturing and phony Bob Filner who was the first should put everything into promoting the inter-religious Dialogue), Telefore Placidius scandals. Washington’s taken Democrat elected Mayor of place and watch the Demo- Toppo, and Odilo Pedro Scherer (Archbishop of San Paul, its eyes off the ball. And I am San Diego last November. He crats’ reaction when the Brazil). People who have made deposits at the I.O.R. number here to say this needs to acted like a complete idiot health care reform drops dead 33,000, mostly Europeans (two thirds are Italians), then stop. This needs to stop. This in his actions with a female before it even reaches an Polish, French, Spanish and Germans. Two thousand- moment does not require staffer who went public with emergency room. I say don’t seven hundred are only deposits belonging to African and short-term thinking and it this story. He now says he de-fund it put it into action South American congregations. People who intend to open does not require having the will go into intensive behav- and watch what happens an account must be a religious person (a nun or a priest), same old stale debates. Our ioral therapy rather than go next. Another phony scandal an Ambassador (Nunzio or Nuntio), a retired dependent of focus must be on the basic away like most folks are now coming soon from the White Vatican City, a diplomat accredited to the Holy See or economic issues that mat- demanding. MSNBC has House. Can’t blame Repub- members of the Pope’s immediate “family” (mainly people ter most to you, the people been leading the charge to licans? Can’t blame Bush? who have received pontifical honors. About 15,000 accounts we represent. That’s what get him to resign. Filner Just call Ghostbusters? belong to Priests, over 1,600 Bishops and most of the Cardinals (about 210). No secret accounts or accounts with co-signers are accepted. The Pope has no personal account • An Open Love Letter to East Boston (Continued from Page 12) (he had one as a Cardinal). About 80% of the accounts belong still play football in the well souvenir from his home touch: both to keep up to foundations, religious orders, Episcopal conferences, street?) Harold & June and town in Mexico), a friendship with our Eastie friends colleges and monasteries worldwide. The budget and the the Dyer’s who’ve been so which flourished from the and to keep advocating that movement of funds are known only to the Pope, the College generous to us; the simple but solid foundation East Boston should one of Cardinals, the Prelate of the Institute, the Council of Traverse’s, Eddie and Irene, of a wave every Wednesday day know environmental Monitoring and the Probation Office. Dave and his Chiara’s ga- afternoon for the first two justice. As we always have, rage team, Neff, Christine years of Adira’s life as Cesar we always will hold a and Jessie, the Holt’s down pulled up in the big yellow torch for this one-of-a-kind • Hoops & Hockey (Continued from Page 16) on Orleans with whom we’ve truck, is a disarming re- urban village. And may it shared the most glorious minder that this is the real hold onto a piece of us in per million dollars in salary. Florida does not have a state parenting adventure, Joe deal — very likely the most the April-blooming lilacs we Of course, that’s on top income tax and Miami the Mailman, Cesar from the important lesson about au- planted in the 12-hour of the highest rates for U.S. does not have a city in- city’s recycling program, thentically being human. sun at the corner of Castle income taxes and state come tax. In addition, Senator Petruccelli who re- We will try to carry this Court: a perennial bouquet of New York income taxes. there’s no state taxes on membered me as “Everett spirit with us to our new we present with on-going Currently, the top New York gifts or in-heritances. Some- Street” after but a few visits neighborhood. We will attune affection and appreciation. State income tax rate is 8.82 where, Ray Allen must be on business — these are the our senses to the wonders Sincerely, percent or $88,200 per mil- smiling. people in our neighborhood our new neighborhood will The Flacks-Dunning lion dollars of salary for mar- HAPPY BIRTHDAY — To who’ve made it hard to imag- have to offer in its own Family ried people. For the U.S. Rene Rancourt, Boston’s ine living anywhere else. Of right. And we will stay in (Will, JoHanna and Adira) income tax it is about 35 most popular national an- course there are the awe- percent for these married them singer (performing at some parks and the food … players. the vast majority of Bruins a good avocado on every cor- SAVE THE DATE Compare that to the Miami home games for over three ner, Rincon Limeno’s unpar- players who only fork over decades). He’ll blow out 74 alleled ceviche pescado and the U.S. income tax since candles on August 4. empanadas Peruanas, spa- North End Athletic Association ghetti alici at Jeveli’s, Betty ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT Ann’s Donuts (there is no other donut!), the black and IN MEMORY OF  golden cherries ripe for the CARMEN “TILLY” DE MARTINO picking at the Ruth Street Park (with the best views of MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2013    New Year’s fireworks in town) 7:30 a.m. (shot gun start)   … we’ll miss having such bounty at our doorstep. But ANDOVER COUNTRY CLUB     it’s really about the people: Canterbury Street, Andover, MA Adira’s friendship with Cesar More than 144 golfers participate in this sold-out tourna-   (who made a special trip on ment annually. It is important that you save the date and his day off to give her a fare- plan on joining us on Monday, August 5th. GOLF, LUNCH AND RAFFLE PRIZES ... The money raised from this tournament allows the North End Small Ads Athletic Association to purchase uniforms and equipment for sporting events and add to the existing programs. Get The North End Athletic Association is a 52-year-old BIG organization, which provides athletic, social, educational and Results civic activities within the community and the City of Boston. For more information, For further information, please contact !" call 617-227-8929. Louie Cavagnaro at 617-523-7410 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013 Page 15 WOMEN OF ITALY As Italians we are well in The Rose Tattoo won her aware of the many men who Influencing the Culture, Science and the Arts an Academy Award. The have had a great influence by James DiPrima part was written for her by in Italy, such as the artists Tennessee Williams. Michelangelo, Leonardo Da She could not hire models to of herself to friends and ad- Ms. Magnani that hasn’t Vinci, Raphael and the sci- paint in her studio because mirers. Unfortunately, as been said many times. She entists such as Enrico Fermi, this could have a detrimen- she grew older she closeted was one of Italy’s treasured Volta, Galileo and in the tal effect on her reputation. herself in her room draped actresses. She brought to musical arts Verdi, Bellini, She is acknowledged as with black curtains and the screen a bold and true Gioachino Rossini, and so one accomplished painter eliminated all mirrors. picture of Italian women in many more in their respec- during the Caravaggio Maria Montessori (1870 – the post-war era. She was tive fields. But let us not for- generation. 1952) an educator, humani- exceptional at a time when get some of the women of tarian and a physician, she other Italian actresses were Italy who were instrumental was well-known for her known for their glamour in shaping the country. positions on education. Her and sex symbol; she por- Let us take a look at some philosophy emphasized “in- trayed women with sensual- of these women in chrono- dependence, freedom within ity and intelligence. Her logical order limits, and to have respect portrayal of A Sicilian widow If we go back in time to for a child’s psychological the 11th and 12th century development.” Her ideas we come across Trotula of were well received and Rita Levi- Montalcini Salerno. She worked in many schools were opened Rita Levi- Montalcini Salerno which at that in her name around the (1909 – 2012) we should all time was the center of me- world. The following were be so lucky to live until we dieval medicine throughout educated at Montessori are 103 years old and accom- Europe. She was a leader in schools: Larry Page and plish in our lives what she women’s health being the Sergey Brin, founders of was able to do with hers. Her first gynecologist in the Artemisia Google, Jeff Bezos, founder father, Adamo Levi was an world and wrote books on Lomi- Gentileschi of Amazon.com, Gabriel electrical engineer and Diseases of Women, Treat- Elena Cornaro Piscopia Garcia Marquez, Nobel Prize mathematician, her mother ments for Women. These (1646-1684) a Venetian winner for Literature, and a painter. Her father did not books became a source of mathematician, graduated many others. want his children to attend information on women’s from the University of Padua Grazia Deledda (1871 – college fearing that it would health for them as well as for in 1678 and the first woman 1936) Italian writer, won hamper them from becom- doctors who had little knowl- in the world to be awarded a Nobel Prize for Literature in ing wives and mothers. Later edge about the female body. university degree. 1926. She was one of the Anna Magnani he supported her in becom- Catherine of Sienna Celia Grillo Borromeo leading figures in a move- ing a doctor. She went on to (1347-1380) as one of the two (1684 – 1777) Born in Genoa ment called verism (From LEGAL NOTICE become a neurologist and patron saints of Italy, the she went on to become a the Italian word verita, one of Italy’s leading scien- Commonwealth of Massachusetts other being St. Francis of scientist and mathemati- meaning “ truth”) that Ital- The Trial Court tists and together with bio- Assisi, was a philosopher cian and famous for being ian composers, such as Middlesex Probate and Family Court chemist Stanley Cohen “re- and a theologian. She was able to solve every math Puccini, used as romantic 208 Cambridge Street ceived the 1986 Nobel Prize Cambridge, MA 02141 an ambassador to Popes problem presented to her. means to bring realism to (617) 768-5800 in Physiology of Medicine for Gregorio and Urbano VI. It She is credited with formu- their operas. She was able Docket No. MI13D2756DR their discovery of nerve is also known that she was lating the Clelie curve to bring the dialect of her DIVORCE SUMMONS BY growth factor NGF.” This was instrumental in her efforts whose formula she deter- region and raise it to the PUBLICATION AND MAILING significant in understanding to bring back the Pope to mined to be: q=mf (“the lon- level of literature and thus INCOCENCIO MARTINEZ, JR. cell and organ growth and its Rome from Avignon. gitude and colatitude of a was able to contribute to the AKA INOCENCIO MARTINEZ, JR. effect on diseases such as VS Dorotea Bucca (1360- point P on a sphere.”) evolution of Italian Litera- CHRISTINE H. MARTINEZ Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s 1436) was a physician and Maria Gaetana Agnesi ture and language. To the Defendant: and Cancer. the first woman to open the (1718 – 1799) she was the Anna Magnani (1908 – The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for Divorce requesting that the Court grant a divorce for LEGAL NOTICE doors to science in Europe. first important woman in 1973) what can be said of Irretrievable Breakdown of the Marriage 1B. She was on the board of the mathematics. Her first book The Complaint is on file at the Court. Commonwealth of Massachusetts University of Bologna with a discusses differential and An Automatic Restraining Order has been The Trial Court LEGAL NOTICE entered in this matter preventing you from chair in Medicine and Phi- integral calculus. She was Suffolk Probate and Family Court taking any action which would negatively 24 New Chardon Street NOTICE OF SALE impact the current financial status of either party. losophy for more than forty made an honorary faculty Boston, MA 02114 SEE Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. years. member of the University of Notice is hereby given by TODISCO (617) 788-8300 TOWING OF 94 CONDOR STREET, You are hereby summoned and required Artemisia Lomi- Bologna. EAST BOSTON, MA pursuant to the to serve upon Incocencio Martinez, Jr., Docket No. SU483747 Gentileschi (1593 – 1653) a Eleonora de Fonseca provisions of Mass G.L. c 255, Section 62 Middlesex Rd., Apt. 3, Waltham, MA 02452 In the matter of: great female painter. She Pimentel (1752 – 1799) an 39A that they will sell the following your answer, if any, on or before August 26, BARBARA PUNGITORE vehicles online Monday, August 12, 2013. If you fail to do so, the court will proceed Protected Person/Disabled Person/ was the first female painter Italian poet who was con- 2013 at 10:00 a.m. to the hearing and adjudication of this action. Respondent that was made a member of nected with the Neapolitan Vehicles are being sold to satisfy You are also required to file a copy of your OF BOSTON, MA the Academia di Arte del Revolution and was able to their garage keeper’s lien for towing, answer, if any, in the office of the Register of this Court. CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF Disegno in Florence. During bring to Italy the values of storage and notices of sale: CONSERVATOR’S ACCOUNT WITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, this time women were not the French Revolution. 1996 FORD MUSTANG To the named Respondent and all other VIN #1FALP4442TF149787 First Justice of this Court. interested persons, you are hereby notified Date: July 15, 2013 able to study anatomy and Virginia Oldoini (1837 – 1999 FORD TAURUS pursuant to Rule 72 of the Supplemental Rules not allowed to view nudes. 1899) was well known for VIN #1FAFP5855XG301363 Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate of the Probate & Family court, that the 36th her association with Napo- Run date: 8/2/13 account(s) of Sheldon Ganz, Esq. of NATICK, 2006 TOYOTA COROLLA MA as Conservator of the property of said leon III of France as his mis- VIN #1NXBR32EX6Z691205 Respondent has or have been presented to LEGAL NOTICE tress. She also became well 1999 GMC SIERRA LEGAL NOTICE the Court for allowance. known in the early history VIN #1GTEK19T3XE528938 You have the right to object to the account(s). If you wish to do so, you or your Commonwealth of Massachusetts 1997 DODGE RAM Commonwealth of Massachusetts of photography. She was also attorney must file a written appearance and The Trial Court VIN #3B7HF13Y4VG824840 The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court quite vain, sending portraits Probate and Family Court objection at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. 208 Cambridge Street 1979 CHEVY MONTE CARLO Middlesex Division on the return date of August 29, 2013. This Cambridge, MA 02141 VIN #1Z37H91469308 208 Cambridge Street day is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date Docket No. MI97P1610T6 LEGAL NOTICE 1995 CHEVY BLAZER Cambridge, MA 02141 by which you have to object to the account(s). If you fail to file the written appearance and Estate of VIN #1GNDT13W3S2168521 (617) 768-5800 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Docket No. MI86P1497T objection by the return date, action may be ARTHUR G. B. METCALF The Trial Court 2008 TOYOTA YARIS taken in this matter without further notice to For the benefit of Helen C. Metcalf Suffolk Probate and Family Court VIN #JTDJT923685198332 Trust under the will of you. Including the allowance of the account(s). and Others 24 New Chardon Street 1998 HONDA CIVIC JOHN B. PAINE Additionally, within thirty days after said Dated July 28, 1944 CITATION Boston, MA 02114 VIN #1HGEJ6226WL102951 return day (or within such other time as the (617) 788-8300 CITATION ON PETITION FOR Court upon motion may order), you must file a ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT 1998 FORD EXPLORER To all interested persons: A petition has been Docket No. SU13C0278CA ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT written affidavit of objections stating the specific VIN #1FMZU3YX2WUA70830 facts and grounds upon which each objection filed by Fiduciary Trust Company as remain- NOTICE OF PETITION FOR To all interested persons: ing trustee U/ART III under the will of Arthur 1994 HONDA ACCORD is based and a copy shall be served upon the CHANGE OF NAME A Petition has been filed by: Charles M. Conservator pursuant to Rule 3 of the G. B. Metcalf for the Benefit of Helen C. VIN #1HGCD7131TA031440 Ganson, Jr. of Boston, MA and Bradley R. Cook Metcalf and Others requesting the allowance In the Matter of: Supplemental Rules of the Probate & Family ANTHONY CESSA AND 2001 CHEVY PRISM of Boston, MA Co-Trustees requesting allow- Court. of the Substitute 4th, Substitute 5th, and Substi- VIN #1Y1SK52811Z401410 ance of the 47th through 53rd and final tute 6th account(s) as Trustee. ANNMARIE CESSA, You have the right to send to the Both Of: BOSTON, MA 2001 FORD EXPLORER account(s) as Co-Trustees. Conservator, by registered or certified mail, a You have the right to obtain a copy Ac- You have the right to obtain a copy of the To all persons interested in petition VIN #1FMZU83PX1UB54613 written request to receive a copy of the Petition counts from the petitioner or at the Court. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. described: and account(s) at no cost to you. You have a right to object to this proceeding. 1995 CHEVY CAPRICE You have a right to object to this proceeding. A petition has been presented by Anthony To do so, you or your attorney must file a VIN #1G1BL52P8SR111815 To do so, you or your attorney must file a IMPORTANT NOTICE Cessa requesting that: Anothony Cessa, written appearance and objection at this written appearance and objection at this The outcome of this proceeding may limit Court before 10:00 a.m. on August 29, 2013. Annmarie Cessa be allowed to change 2002 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE or completely take away the above-named VIN #4A3AE45G72E102479 Court before 10:00 a.m. on August 29th, 2013. This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline their name as follows: Anthony Cesa, This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline person’s right to make decisions about by which you must file a written appearance Annmarie D’Ambrosio. 1997 MITSUBISHI 3000GT by which you must file a written appearance personal affairs or financial affairs or both. and objection if you object to this proceed- IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, VIN #JA3AM44H4VY004284 and objection if you object to this proceed- The above-named person has the right to ing. If you fail to file a timely written appear- YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE 2000 NISSAN QUEST ing. If you fail to file a timely written appear- ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make this ance and objection followed by an Affidavit A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID request on behalf of the above-named VIN #4N2XN11T5YD819196 ance and objection followed by an Affidavit of objections within thirty (30) days of the COURT AT: BOSTON ON OR BEFORE of Objections within thirty (30) days of the person. If the above-named person cannot return date, action may be taken without TEN O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) 1998 DODGE RAM PICKUP return date, action may be taken without afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at further notice to you. ON AUGUST 22, 2013. VIN #3B7HF12YXWG105272 further notice to you. State expense. WITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, WITNESS, HON. JOAN P. ARMSTRONG, The above vehicles will be sold WITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, WITNESS, HON. JOAN P. ARMSTRONG, First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. at auction online only at First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. Date: July 24, 2013 Date: July 23, 2013 TOWLOT.COM Date: July 24, 2013 Date: July 24, 2013 Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Patricia M. Campatelli, Register of Probate and is open to everyone. Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Patricia M. Campatelli, Register of Probate Run date: 8/2/13 Run date: 8/2//13 Run dates: 7/26, 8/2, 8/9, 2013 Run date: 8/2/13 Run date: 8/2/13 Page 16 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, AUGUST 2, 2013

EXTRA Innings HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Sal Giarratani by Richard Preiss George “The Boomer” Scott coming to Boston from the I won’t hold my breath wait- Passes Away at Age 69 Twins. I know he is a Walk ing for it to happen. Former Boston Red Sox Away Home Run King. He He himself has written off RUNNING ON ALL WHEELS Then, in 2007, he scored first baseman George “The also inspires many other the escapade by saying, “I try — It was in back in Febru- the winning goal in overtime Boomer” Scott passed away players. We also can’t forget not to get to that point ... ary 2011 when The Wheels to lift the Golden Gophers earlier this week in his about young fans who look up Things got out of control for came off at the Garden. That over North Dakota in the hometown of Greenville, Mis- to him the way I once looked a minute, but like I say, it’s was when the Bruins sent WCHA championship game, sissippi at age 69. up to Mickey Mantle as a kid. over.” HOPEFULLY NOT! Blake Wheeler on his way earning him the tourna- He will forever be one of Until the other day, I al- Lester Back to Form, near the trading deadline. ment MVP award. The next the many faces of the 1967 most forgot about his f-word Buchholz Still Out We say Wheels because year he had 35 points in 44 pennant union “Impossible speech at Fenway back in Jon Lester seems back in that was Blake’s nickname games. Dream” Red Sox. April. Then, I saw yet an- form with two good games in the locker room at the Rather than sign with the He came up in 1966 as a other side of Ortiz. He strikes recently after a long string Garden where he played for Coyotes after all those slugging first baseman and out at bat in a game the Sox of bad ones. He now has more than two and half college years, he elected to became legendary during had a big lead. Instead of just 10 wins under his belt and seasons wearing the Black become a free agent and ink the 1967 season which gave returning to the dugout with has surpassed the idle Clay and Gold colors of the B’s a contract with the B’s. birth to Red Sox Nation. his bat in hand, he decided Buchholz for most wins. Clay uniform. When the 2008 regular sea- More on “The Boomer” to go postal on the bullpen hasn’t pitched since going But when he was traded to son opened, there was Blake th next week. phone and smashed it and on the DL back on June 8 the then Atlanta Thrashers James Wheeler in his right Dave Ortiz Getting a the bat into pieces in a rage when he was seriously be- (along with Mark Stuart) on wing position on Garden Ice. Little Tired for Me of violence. He needed to be ing called a Cy Young kind February 18, 2011 he was His stats in the Hub were I think of David Ortiz as restrained by others around of pitcher. The team had somewhat in an underper- decent but his production the face of the franchise but him. Total loss of control that been hoping for his return forming slump, having scored decreased each season, go- lately he has been acting should have scared the heck but he now says it may be just 11 goals and adding 16 ing from 21-24-45 during the like the king of the hill, top out of his teammates and late August or early Septem- assists for 27 points across 2008-2009 campaign to 18- of the heap as Frank Sinatra fans nearby. He almost in- ber before he feels comfort- 58 games. 20-38 in 2009-2010 to 11-16- sang about New York, New jured Dustin Pedroia in the able to pitch again. Says he The team he was sent to 27 for the 58 games he York. I still remember right process. is still paining too much to proceeded to move on, leav- played on Causeway Street after the Marathon Bomb- He needs to answer for his pitch. This is why he will ing Atlanta to become the in 2010-2011. ings when he went up to the outrageous antics after a never be a team ace. He is reincarnated Winnipeg Jets Sometimes, players simply microphone on the field and strikeout, especially when too weak to pitch an entire at the start of the 2011-2012 need a change of venue — used the F-word in front your team has as big a lead. season without injury. Also season. The team he left like Joe Thornton who was of a surprised and packed It isn’t like he doesn’t strike- another reason he will never moved up — all the way traded to San Jose by former Fenway Park. Most people out a lot because he does. He make big bucks in the big up — to claim the Stanley Bruins GM Mike O’Connell applauded him for speaking was ejected from the game leagues. Cup on June 15, 2011, about in late November 2005 and from the heart but I still don’t as he should. Major League I am glad to see Lester four months after Wheeler promptly became the league think his choice of a word Baseball needs to give him pitching better because John departed Causeway Street. MVP out there by winning was praiseworthy. However, a hefty suspension too. The Lackey can only carry this Although missing the Cup the Hart Trophy the very he has become the great and Boston Red Sox probably will team forward so much. run was somewhat of a next spring. He is the only powerful Oz on this team. do very little in response Lackey has become a good downer for Wheeler, a 6-5 player in NHL history to win I take nothing away from since he is the team’s face number two pitcher. This forward, he has become the the award while playing for his accomplishments since as angry as he got last week- team still needs another success story that he was two different teams in the end in a game against the quality starting pitcher in meant to be — only now it is same season. Baltimore Orioles and home- the rotation if they hope to in Winnipeg. In the wind Whatever, it appears that LEGAL NOTICE plate umpire Tim Timmons. keep pace with the quite hot down days of a $5.1 million Wheeler, who resided in He should be given a fine but Tampa Bay Rays and hold Commonwealth of Massachusetts contract, he recently avoided the North End during his The Trial Court off the Orioles still breathing arbitration and signed a six- years with the Bruins, has Suffolk Probate and Family Court down their neck. Otherwise, year deal with the Jets, a flourished with the Jets, 24 New Chardon Street LEGAL NOTICE they will find themselves transaction that will keep leading the team in scoring Boston, MA 02114 in a battle for the bronze (617) 788-8300 Commonwealth of Massachusetts him in Winnipeg for the next with a career high 64 points Docket No. SU98P1571 The Trial Court with the NY Yankees and in 72 months and pay him (17-47-64) in 2011-2012 and SHORT ORDER OF NOTICE Suffolk Probate and Family Court baseball there are no bronze $33.6 million over that span. coming right back to pace NOTICE AND ORDER: 24 New Chardon Street winners. Boston, MA 02114 That’s his reward for his the team again in the lock- PETITION FOR RESIGNATION OR Meanwhile, there is PETITION FOR REMOVAL (617) 788-8300 two year performance with out shortened season. OF GUARDIANSHIP OF A MINOR Docket No. SU13P1658GD Bartolo Colon Winnipeg, where he most It’s a fact of life that some- In the interest of NOTICE OF ORDER: Bartolo Colon is pitching recently led the Jets in goals times occurs with former PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT SARAH CHRISTINE GRIFFIN like the face of the Ameri- (19) during the 48-game Bruins players. When some Of: Chelsea, MA OF GUARDIAN OF A MINOR can League, going 14-3 with lockout-shortened regular leave town, they do better Minor In the interest of a 2.54 ERA for the Oakland NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES SARAH CHRISTINE GRIFFIN season. He also had 22 elsewhere. Only time will Of: Chelsea, MA Athletics. He is over 40 years assists for a total of 43 tell whether Blake Wheeler, 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Minor old and is pitching like some- Petition to Resign as Guardian of a Minor or points. who will turn 27 later this NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES one 20 years younger. Par- Petition for Removal of Guardian of a Minor 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a Big things were predicted month, will continue to be filed by Sarah C. Griffin of Chelsea, MA on Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a don me, if I doubt him but he early on for Wheeler. In his numbered among that group. July 16, 2013 will be held August 20, 2013 Minor filed on July 16, 2013 by Joann J. does have a reported history 9:00 AM Motion Located at 24 New Chardon junior year in high school THE BIGGEST LOSERS — Todisco of Chelsea, MA will be held August with doing bad things to Street, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA 02114 - Family 20, 2013 9:00 AM Motion Located at 24 New the Minnesota native led the While the Brooklyn Nets may Service Office Chardon Street, 3rd Floor, Boston, MA pitch great, doesn’t he? Just entire hockey-mad state with indeed have the personnel 2. Response to Petition: You may respond 02114 - Family Service Office as most baseball fans think by filling a written response to the Petition or 45 goals and 55 assists dur- to perhaps challenge Miami 2. Response to Petition: You may respond that Roger Clemens was by appearing in person at the hearing. If you by filling a written response to the Petition or ing the 2003-2004 season. in the NBA’s Eastern Con- choose to file a written response, you need by appearing in person at the hearing. If you juicing since he left the Sox And when it came to col- ference, former Celtics Paul to: File the original with the Court; and Mail a choose to file a written response, you need copy to all interested parties at least five (5) for the Blue Jays and put lege he stayed home, choos- Pierce, Kevin Garnett and to: File the original with the Court; and Mail a the “twilight of his career” business days before the hearing copy to all interested parties at least five (5) ing to play for the traditional Jason Terry are in for quite 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an business days before the hearing behind him. I still think Dan in-state powerhouse (the a financial surprise as they adult on behalf of the minor) has the right to 3. Counsel for the Minor: The minor (or an Duquette was right about request that counsel be appointed for the adult on behalf of the minor) has the right to University of Minnesota) move to the Big Apple. minor. request that counsel be appointed for the the twilight but sometimes rather than sign with the Primarily, welcome to tax- 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A minor. players can hold off the twi- Phoenix Coyotes, who had land. New York City has its minor over age 14 has the right to be present 4. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A light for years to come. Is at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it minor over age 14 has the right to be present selected him fifth overall in own city income tax. It’s is not in the minor’s best interests. at any hearing, unless the Court finds that it Colon cheating, we don’t the 2004 NHL Draft. During graduated and in its current THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important is not in the minor’s best interests. know? Is he on Major League his freshman season, there configuration the top rate in court proceeding that may affect your rights THIS IS A LEGAL NOTICE: An important Baseball’s radar, we also has been scheduled. If you do not court proceeding that may affect your rights was a preview of things to 3.876 percent. For top mar- understand this notice or other court papers, has been scheduled. If you do not don’t know. Nowadays in come as he had 23 points in ried wage earners like these please contact an attorney for legal advice. understand this notice or other court papers, baseball, many players have 39 games while playing with three, that’s about $38,760 Date: July 18, 2013 please contact an attorney for legal advice only themselves to blame if future Bruin player Phil Patricia M. Campatelli, Register of Probate Patricia M. Campatelli, Register of Probate they are considered guilty Kessel. (Continued on Page 14) Run date 8/2/13 Run date 8/2/13 until found innocent. 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