VOL. 122 - NO. 38 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 $.35 A COPY 2018 October Italian Heritage Month OCTOBER ITALIAN HERITAGE MONTH COMMITTEE Richard Vita, President Dr. Stephen F. Maio, Past President Dr. Frank Mazzaglia, Chairman of the Board Dr. John Christoforo, Immediate Past Chairman Salvatore Bramante, Vice President Fiscal Affairs Audrey L. Marinelli, President Justinian Law Society, Director Marisa Di Pietro, Recording Secretary Domenic Amara, President, Pirandello Lyceum, Director M. Gioconda Motta, Director of Education Anthony Cassano, President Dante Alighieri Society, Director Hon. Joseph V. Ferrino, Ret., Chairman Emeritus, Co-Founder Antonella Casale, Interim President, C.A.S.IT., Director Hon. Peter W. Agnes, Jr., Chairman Emeritus, Co-Founder Maurizio Pasquale, President COMITES, Director America in History Landing of Columbus Comm. Lino Rullo, President Emeritus, Co-Founder Designs created & implemented by Constantino Brumidi (1805-1880), the Michelangelo of the United States Capitol Antonio Sestito, O.S.I.A. State President, Director Cav. James DiStefano, Immediate Past President Domenico Susi, President Federation of Italian Assoc., Director Cav. Kevin Caira, Past President Federica Sereni, Consul General, Honorary Chairman Dr. Frank Mazzaglia, Public Relations OCTOBER as ITALIAN HERITAGE MONTH IN MASSACHUSETTS Celebrate Italian Heritage with a month of events! VIEW PAGES 8-10 FOR CALENDAR LISTINGS The ANNUAL KICKOFF this year will be held on MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM HOUSE CHAMBERS, 3rd Floor of the STATE HOUSE in Boston Coro Dante will be performing the American and Italian national anthems and other musical selections. Throughout the evening, additional music will be provided by Lello’s Italian Band. A wonderful program has been planned so please join us with friends and family and show your support of October Italian-American Heritage Month! A proclamation by Governor Charles Baker will be read. The event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. COORDINATORS: Richard Vita, President, 617-512-6566; Frank Mazzaglia, Chairman, 774-293-5017; Hon. Joseph V. Ferrino (Ret), Co-Founder, 617-846-2122; Hon. Peter W. Agnes, Co-Founder; Lino Rullo, Co-Founder, 617-447-0598

News Briefs October as Italian Heritage Month by Sal Giarratani Begins with Mass at St. Leonard Church Pope to Gather All the Bishops th The Clergy sex abuse scandal has reared its ugly Sunday, September 30 head again. It reminded me of all my anger back in 2002 with the Boston Archdiocese. I thought church Sponsored by The St. Joseph’s Society leaders would have learned from all that was uncov- ered in Boston, but apparently they didn’t. There’s an Italians and Italian Americans all Over the Commonwealth old saying, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.” It seems the bureaucracy and Celebrate October as Italian Heritage Month hierarchy in the Vatican must be deaf, dumb, and This year, the Society of St. Joseph will open tage and has become particularly signifi cant over blind to what needs to be fi xed. October as Italian Heritage Month with Mass the past few years in the face of hostility towards Recently, Pope Francis blamed Satan for the abuse celebrated by Cardinal Sean O’Malley on Sunday, Columbus. His antagonists blame Columbus charges rocking this 2,000-year-old institution. To September 30th at noon at St. Leonard of Port for introducing slavery to the New World and quote Pope Francis: “In these times, it seems like the Maurice Church. Attending the Mass will be for allegedly introducing European diseases Great Accuser has been unchained and is attacking Governor Charlie Baker, Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito, which caused the deaths of indigenous natives. bishops.” WHOA! Now the bishops are the real victims Speaker of the House Robert De Leo, and mem- However, more recent fi ndings dispute these in all this? I don’t think so. Back in grammar school bers of the Italian American Legislative Caucus claims and many Italian and Italian Americans, with the Sisters of St. Joseph, we were taught that we which number more than 48 state representa- themselves the object of harsh discrimination, individually were responsible for our actions. Saying tives and senators of Italian lineage. Several believe that the anti-Columbus movement is the Devil made me do it was a cop-out! former Speakers of the House and members actually a more modern method of continu- Action needs to be taken quickly, but the Pope has of the judiciary are also expected to be pres- ing discrimination against Italians and Italian now set February as the date for a world bishop con- ent along with the offi cers and members of the Americans by attacking Italian heritage in which ference. We have an emergency here and this meeting Italian American Alliance and other Italian and Christopher Columbus is a central fi gure. is in February! Italian American organizations. Also expected to FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT If it’s Bad Blame Trump attend will be the new Consul General of Italy, FRANK MAZZAGLIA AT 774 293 5017 Lately, the Fake News Empire has gone berserk the Honorable Federica Sereni, as well as key again over Trump. They have been trying everything members of her staff. The Mass will be preceded to bring him down, all angles. It’s Stormy Weather, by an Honor Guard by sailors stationed on the it’s Omarosa, it’s Russian collusion, and now it’s USS Constitution. (Continued on Page 14) Dignitaries of the various organizations and public offi cials will parade up and down Hanover Street following the Mass to greet residents and visitors to the North End. The lodges of the Sons and Daughter of Italy POST-GAZETTE SATELLITE OFFICE hold open houses and sponsor everything from masquerade balls to spaghetti dinners in a fl urry 343 CHELSEA STREET of activities all over the state. The Federation of Italian Organizations also sponsors programs fea- DAY SQUARE, EAST BOSTON turing Italian music and culture which are open to the public. The Columbus Day parade in East Tuesdays from 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Boston and the annual Columbus Day Program Thursdays from 11:00 AM-2:00 PM in Cambridge have all become a standard part of the holiday which is now observed throughout Call 617-227-8929 for more information the entire month. Columbus Day is a central part of Italian heri- PAGE 2 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

GUEST EDITORIAL

Another Scotus Confi rmation Put into Question by Sal Giarratani

It is like déjà vu, as Yogi Berra once proclaimed. The last minute shocking news has put Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s SUMMER OPERA nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court on hold. On this Just a “saltellare, saltellare, were given the same names as coming Monday both Judge Kavanaugh and his accuser will e saltare” (hop, skip and jump) those who had served under most likely face questioning from members of the Senate behind the famous Roman Alexander. He treated the mem- Judiciary Committee reminding folks of another time back Colosseum is the well known ory of Achilles with the same in 1991, when Anita F. Hill, then a law professor at the “Via delle Termine di Caracalla” kind of veneration, even to the University of Oklahoma, told members of that committee which skirts the famous seven- point of poisoning his favorite that she had been sexual harassed by Clarence Thomas. teen-hundred-year-old bathtub. freedman so that he could In the end, despite her testimony, Thomas was confi rmed During the Months of July and imitate Achilles in his grief for as a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. August, natives and tourists Patrocles, the great warrior. This latest accusation against Kavanaugh goes back 36 alike vie for a seat at the opera, His conduct during wars years. Professor Christine Blasey Ford now says she was magnifi cently staged under the with other nations revealed his nearly raped at a party back during her high school years stars amidst the ruins of this cruel and treacherous nature. by him. At the moment, it is a he said- she said controversy. once majestic structure. It was He called together the young The Democrats want the FBI to continue vetting the Judge named for Aurelius Antonius men of one Germanic tribe as on this latest charge before voting on the nomination. The Bassianus Caracalla, the eldest if to reward them and then had FBI has already completed six background checks on him son of Emperor Septimius them surrounded and butch- over the years and this incident was never discovered. What Severus. their children were executed. ered by his troops. Friendly makes anyone think, the FBI on its seventh try will uncover Caracalla was born at One historian estimated the kings were invited to his camp, anything incriminating? Lugdunum (Lyons) France in number of executions to be at then put in chains and their Politics is rearing its ugly head. Republicans want to 188 A.D. and was appointed to least 20,000. estates confi scated. believe him. Democrats seem to be looking for blood. U.S. be his father’s co-ruler at the age Caracalla maintained his Caracalla offended a Prefect Senator Ed Markey says her claims are credible. Nothing is of thirteen. It is said that even at popularity with the soldiers by of the Praetorian Guard and either credible or not credible at the moment. All we have this tender age, his treacherous showering expensive gifts upon was assassinated at Edessa, a are accusations and denials. I will wait to watch the hear- nature was revealed through his them and by pay raises which city in ancient Mesopotamia, in ing on Monday and will listen to both the judge and this attempt to murder his father. exceeded 280 million sesterces 217 A.D. after a degrading reign law professor. My mind is open! I will not pre-judge. In the Severus died in 211 A.D. and a year (about 14 million dollars). of slightly more than six years. end, I believe it will be up to those senators on that panel was succeeded by his two It is also said that his cruelty What seems to be most to listen to both and based on what is heard and how it is sons, Geta and Caracalla. They and contempt for the people was remarkable about this emperor heard to come to some resolution. hated each other from early equal to that of Caligula and are the great monuments which Too bad that U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein sat on this childhood and an attempt to Nero. His greed for more money he left behind and which char- information so long. Too bad it is now reported that mem- divide the empire between them caused him to grant citizenship acterize the nature of his lav- bers of her own staff leaked Ford’s letter to the media. Let met with great opposition so to all freemen of Rome and then ish expenditures. The fi rst of us hope it doesn’t turn into a circus and that all the panel Caracalla resolved to get rid to send them a tax bill. these great monuments is now members treat Ford and Kavanaugh with respect. Let the of his brother by assassina- His greatest folly was in his in ruinous condition and, of system work better today than it did back in 1991. tion. After several unsuccessful admiration for Alexander the course, we know it as “The attempts, Geta was eventually Great. From the time of his early Baths of Caracalla.” The second stabbed while seeking protec- childhood, Caracalla admired monument is the triumphal tion in his mother’s arms. Alexander and imitated him arch dedicated to his father Caracalla bribed the Praetor- wherever and whenever pos- Septimius Severus and which CITY OF BOSTON ian Guard to proclaim himself sible. He even organized a still stands majestically at one emperor and to declare Geta an Macedonian-style infantry unit end of the Forum Romanum. 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The Mass can also be viewed heard in the Peace Garden CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS PART 5 on a large outdoor screen. The Columbus of History by Prof./Cav. Philip J. DiNovo DO You Remember? The revisionists have said that 1992 should not be a time for by Amico dei libri celebration at all, but rather “repentance” for a great historical crime. These people see Columbus as a monster akin to Hitler, “There’s no such thing as Come to the North Bennet Please register by sending having been responsible for an invasion and colonization with a bad memory only an un- Street School at 150 North an email to info@Friend- legalized occupation, and a deep level of institutional rac- trained one” (Neil Kutzen Street (new address) North sNELibrary.org with your memory trainer) End, Boston on Saturday name and “Memorize Best.” ism, genocide, economic exploitation, and moral decadence. th Others are telling us that what Columbus did is not prop- The Friends of the North morning October 20 , at For more information about erly described as a discovery, not even an event that should End Library and the North 10:00 AM for this informative the Friends of the NE Library, be honored. Did your ancestors make a mistake when they Bennet Street School are de- experience. or if you have any questions, put up statues across the nation and honored him each lighted to announce that we All are invited, but we will please send an email to info@ October? are sponsoring a free program, appreciate your registering friendsnelibrary.org, or for Let us begin by properly defi ning the word “discovery.” “Memorize Best”, presented by and telling us you are com- membership and program A discovery is made when an individual or a nation fi nds the renowned Neil A. Kutzen. ing to the program. Kutzen information go to our website: something, someone, or some people or places of special In this two-hour program will pass out materials so he www.FriendsNELibrary.org. importance which were not previously known to them. Indeed, Kutzen teaches people mem- wants to insure he has enough For good reading, go to our when any previously unknown people are fi rst found by other ory techniques that work with materials for everyone in continuous book sale at the people, that people may be said to have been discovered. So names and other information. attendance. North End Library. much for the argument that Columbus cannot rightly be said to have discovered America because there were already people in America when he reached it. In all of history, only the Europeans and the Polynesians of the South Pacifi c have been true discoverers, sailing for the explicit purpose of fi nd- ing new lands, trading with their people, and colonizing them. Columbus was the greatest discover because he accomplished the most against the highest odds. Columbus project strik- Eastern Bank is the ing directly across an unknown ocean, to reach an unknown ocean, to reach an unknown shore was unprecedented, unique Prime Sponsor of this in Europe in his time. Nothing like it had ever been imagined music extravaganza. or tried before. It is for the boldness of his conception and his magnifi cent courage in laying his life on the line to carry it out Christopher Columbus is most rightly honored. The Sons of Italy For Free Concert Tickets It is grossly unfair to judge Columbus, and grossly errone- supports this event as RSVP to: ous to study the events of his life from the perspective what we know happens to the Indians later, once contact with a celebration of the Marjorie Cahn Europe had been opened up. First, we have to understand Commonwealth’s The St. Joseph’s Society Sons of Italy the situation that existed in the Caribbean and mid-America “October as Italian from Boston’s North End 617-285-6564 when Columbus arrived. One of the most ferocious people [email protected] in recorded history, the Caribs. They were conquerors who Heritage Month.” provides a Free Concert practiced cannibalism, not as an occasional cultic ritual, celebrating Italian Heritage. but as a regular diet. Captured prisoners were immediately eaten. Conquered peoples were systematically devoured. On every island they seized, the Caribs would have exterminated every peaceful Taino if Columbus had not found them. The Free “Italian American” Musical Extravaganza Aztec in Mexico sacrifi ced at least 50,000 a year. One out of Sunday Evening, October 14, 2018 at 4 PM every fi ve children in Mexico was sacrifi ced. Read The Last of the Mohicans and you will learn about the injustices vari- at the Quincy High School Auditorium ous tribes committed against each other. The facts of history 100 Coddington Street, Quincy, MA 02169 totally dispose of the romantic fantasy of a hemisphere full of peaceful, nature-loving Indians who threatened no one until the cruel white man came. Columbus did not always treat Music by the Indians as he should have. Crimes and follies are in the (clockwise from right) history of every people. Although claims that “so-and-so got there fi rst” arouse Tom LaMark Orchestra, public interest, they are of little concern of the historical. The Violin Virtuoso Pei-Wen Liao, historian will ask the bottom-line question: What difference NEMPAC Singers, Street did it make? The voyage of Columbus did make a difference, a profound difference. Magic, and Ray Cavicchio with Sharon Z. For events going on in Massachusetts this FALL, visit the Massachusetts Offi ce of Travel & Tourism Web site at www.massvacation.com. For a complimentary Massachusetts Getaway Guide, call 1-800-447-MASS, ext. 300. PAGE 4 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 L’Anno Bello: A Year in Italian Folklore Bringing the Harvest Home on the Equinox by Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz THINKING After a stifl ing hot start to the OUT LOUD school year, which I spent swel- by Sal Giarratani tering in professional develop- ment sessions and cranking up the air conditioner in my home, Never Forget 9/11 I was relieved when one morn- I still remember that Tuesday morning back in 2001. It was a ing dawned overcast and cool. late summer day with a blue sky and warm weather, unlike this Finally, the smell of September past Tuesday on the 17th anniversary of our worst day, when our — that wonderful month when nation was attacked by a band of radical jihadists using our own the leaves begin to blush with passenger air-liners against us as missiles. shades of red and gold, and When the attacks began, I was at a polling site at the Sacred Heart chilly nights creep in cat-like School on Hancock Street in the City of Quincy. I was there with with their early darkness — others pushing our candidates to incoming voters. Then, I remember permeated the air. Wherever I someone ran up with a small radio and told us a plane had crashed turn my head, it seems signs of into one of the twin towers in New York City. We all thought it was autumn wink at me playfully, a horrible accident until a few minutes later when she returned announcing the presence of the to say a second plane did the same thing. I immediately knew it season with a crisp and snappy wasn’t an accident. We were under attack, but by whom and why? fl air. Juicy apples lent their tart- change: while the day of the dot event calendars throughout Almost 3,000 died that Tuesday. Folks on the planes, in the Twin ness to an old-fashioned bread equinox consists of equal hours the fall. For Harvest Home, the Towers, fi rst responders … lots of fi rst responders! It seemed like a I baked for a family gathering of day and night, after this date community gathers together at living nightmare. I can’t tell you how many times I watched those not too long ago. Scarecrows the darkness will overwhelm the tables laden with the foods of two jets crash into the towers, over and over again until I couldn’t smile from store shelves, their light. The darkness beckons me autumn — apples, pumpkins, watch that sight anymore! Then, we heard about the plane that broad grins, and crackly hair indoors, to cozy evenings spent pears, carrots, nuts, ginger, crashed into the Pentagon, and a fourth plane into a fi eld near joyfully heralding the feasts with my family and friends as spices — and celebrate the Shanksville, Pennsylvania. to come. Leaves shine in the our stories and laughter form a generosity of the land and the If you were conscious that Tuesday morning, you remember slick pavement after a rainfall. barrier against the dim night. I fruits of their labors. In Italy, where you were and you remember how you felt. In the hours and There is even a carton of iced may even spend the early nights these kinds of feasts often take days to follow, I saw America unite like never before. There was no pumpkin spice coffee sitting in alone baking with the abundant the form of sagre. Derived from racial division, no politics, just unity. We were One with each other. my refrigerator, waiting for me produce of autumn, fi lling my the Latin word “sacrum,” which We were Americans who stood together. We were all patriots with to enjoy its creamy goodness. kitchen with warm and spicy also lends itself to the English those who perished on that fateful day. There were no Democrats, These hallmarks of fall intensify scents. The equinox affords word “sacred,” sagre are festi- no Republicans, no liberals, no conservatives, or fake news. No as we near the autumn equi- us opportunities to reconnect vals devoted to a specifi c crop distractions of any sort. We Were One. nox, which this year occurs on with our families and our deep- or product. Italians love their In the years that would follow leading up to this past Tuesday morn- Saturday, September 22nd. This est selves, to devote time to sagre, and the various regions ing, we seem to have forgotten how important it was, and is, to stand equinox embodies the rhythm projects and hobbies and take of Italy each have feasts that together for the best within us. Today, America appears to be tearing that pulses throughout the fall, pleasures in the spirit of the honor a local delicacy. Villages at its seams. We have forgotten about what it means to be Americans. its measured dance of harvest season, which is at once both in Northern Italy, for example, We have forgotten our ideals and our principles. We have forgotten and community, and interplay communal and introspective. may host sagre di mele — apple what unites us and endlessly seem to focus on a growing divid- between light and dark. Indeed, In addition to the turning of festivals — while Southern ing line that weakens us as people. the autumn equinox is cel- time, the autumn equinox is Italians often honor grapes in America isn’t perfect and never was. We are all imperfect beings ebrated throughout the world, also a wonderful time to pay their sagre di uve. No matter but we have seen in times of peril that we can reach beyond our including Italy, as a seasonal homage to the bounty of the what autumnal staple is being limited grasp and Stand Together as One. I believe there are times marker and as a significant Earth. In Europe, the last col- celebrated, these European of peril that bring out our best. We don’t allow dividers to separate date in which people honor the lection of harvest takes place feasts remind us that good food, us. We Stand Together as One! generosity of the Earth. around the time of the equinox. a strong sense of community, We have many challenges ahead of us, but we can work together. The autumn equinox falls Our Italian ancestors, living off and the love of family are sacred The purveyors of division that sow seeds of discord must not win. about halfway between the the land in a primarily agricul- treasures indeed. America is not made up of herds of cattle. We are individuals who summer and winter solstices, tural society, may have waited This equinox, let’s bring back believe in liberty for all. The defi nition of an American is not about and as such is used to indicate until the Harvest Moon to fi n- a sense of balance and purpose race or religion, it is a set of ideals that bind us together. Back in the passage of time. While some ish harvesting their crops. The to our lives by enjoying the 2001, we reached deep down within and found that togetherness. people may mourn the end of Harvest Moon, or the full moon season. Rather than bemoan We can still do it today, or all the sacrifi ces made on September the astronomical summer and closest to the equinox, illu- the darkness, we can welcome 11, 2001 were in vain. Let’s make sure they weren’t. Remember its idyllic, carefree nature, it is minated the fi elds suffi ciently it by resolving to use nighttime our oneness. important to look at the autumn so that farmers could work as an opportunity to do some- equinox as an opportunity to well into the night. This year, thing that makes us happy — begin anew. The return to work the Harvest Moon occurs on whether it involves spending and school fi lls the air with a September 24th, and as usual, extra time with our families sense of purpose and organiza- I will celebrate the occasion and friends or crafting some tion, a feeling that will guide us by baking my appropriately alone time in which we may as the cadence of autumn even- named Harvest Moon cookies, develop our interests and hob- tually dissipates into the jollity or almond cookies half-dipped bies. We can honor the bounty of the holidays. Since autumn in melted chocolate. As the of the Earth by enjoying the brims with renewal, it is little harvest ended in Europe, many fruits of all and truly relishing wonder that many cultures cultures would ritualistically them, slowly biting into a tart begin their new year around cut the last sheaf of grain, a and juicy apple and inhaling the equinox. One such example practice which stems from the spicy scent of a cinnamon- is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish ancient times, when people fl ecked cider. Moreover, we can New Year, which occurred on believed that the goddess of spread the love of the Earth by September 9th this year and the grain was embodied in the donating our time or our food is celebrated with meals of fi nal remaining bundle. It was to those less fortunate. Let us apples and honey to ensure then time for cozy feasts known carry the lessons of the equinox the sweetness of the upcoming as “Harvest Home,” which still to our heart, and then the plea- year. However, the equinox also exist to this day and can be sures of fall will always have a NORTH END signifi es another important time seen in the harvest fairs that home — a harvest home, if you will — inside our souls. 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After much encouragement, and preservation of real estate motivation and support from records in a reliable and profes- my family and friends I am sional manner. excited to announce that I, I will be meeting and seeing as Gabriela Mendoza, am running many Suffolk County residents for the offi ce of Register of Deeds from now until the election on for Suffolk County. I will be November 6th. If time prevents facing the incumbent, Stephen me from meeting you, I am Murphy, in the Commonwealth asking for your support and of Massachusetts election being your vote! held on Tuesday, November 6, Gabriela Mendoza grew up 2018. in southern California. She I have been in the Boston attended Mount Saint Mary’s area for almost 25 years and University in Los Angeles, where have come to feel that Boston she studied political science is home. I live and work here: I and philosophy. After graduat- have established a law practice, ing from Mount Saint Mary’s moved my family across the U.S. in 1994, Gabriela moved and I bought a home in Boston to Boston to attend Suffolk I have been fortunate and am to give back to my community: University Law School. grateful; because of those feel- to be an active advocate for the Gabriela was admitted to the ings, I become involved with citizens of Suffolk County by Massachusetts Bar in 1997 community groups and organi- providing information and edu- and the New Hampshire Bar in zations as a way of giving. cational resources involving real 1999. Gabriela owns a house I see the position of Register estate and home ownership, in Boston and has two rescue of Deeds as another way for me while ensuring the recording dogs. Feast of the Holy Ghost Celebrated in East Boston by Sal Giarratani

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The Federal Trade Commission works for the consumer to prevent fraud and deception. Call 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) or log on to www.ftc.gov. John Rebeiro with his family, Giana, Gabriella, Marina, and wife Melanie PAGE 6 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 Mrs. Murphy . . . As I See It On the Aisle There couldn’t ular Socialist Somerville Mayor have been a Joe Curtatone. Congresswoman fi ner Labor Day; elect Pressley was seen photo- THEATRE NOTES with tempera- graphed with Senator Warren, tures reaching and if Pressley aligns with the BY BOBBY FRANKLIN into the nineties and beaches liberals many voters are going to crowded, what a kick off into be sorry they voted for her ... The Broadyway Legend Fall ... Bianchi’s Pizza on Revere popular Hilltop sign, now being Beach Boulevard cut a deal with rehabbed in New Hampshire, is CHITA RIVERA Renzo’s and is scheduled to expected to be put back in its’ relocate inside the bar. A luxuri- original place on Route One this at Huntington Theatre’s Calderwood Pavilion ous array of gourmet pizzas is October. The vintage cactus will One Night Only — October 13th being planned to entice pizza light up Route One once again. “I’m delighted to welcome lover’s appetite. According to Public opinion thought it befi t- Three-time Tony Award- Chita Rivera, a true Broadway newspapers, a grand opening ting that the landmark sign winning actress, singer, and legend, to the Huntington,” says will be planned for October illuminate the entrance to the dancer Chita Rivera performs Artistic Director Peter DuBois. ... Revere City Councilor at- new shopping place ... What a for one night only alongside “Her career spans the modern Large Dan Rizzo held a Luau damper this is going to be for music director and host Seth Broadway history, and she has Fundraising Event last Friday Macy’s located at Square One Rudetsky on Saturday, October created so many iconic roles in evening at Casa Lucia (now Mall in Saugus. Macy’s retail 13th, at the Calderwood Pavilion the musical canon. This show Mottolo Post). The event was business has been stagnant at the BCA at 5:00 pm and 8:00 is a once-in-a-lifetime chance packed to capacity plus, with across the board for years, and pm. Produced by Mark Cortale to hear theatre history from supporters that want Dan Rizzo depends on its’ on-line busi- Productions, the performance is a woman who, quite literally, re-elected as mayor ... Revere ness to stay alive. Shoppers the fi rst in the new “Broadway Chita Rivera helped make it.” Mayor Brian Arrigo wants to complain Square One Mall is @ the Huntington” series. Saturday, October 13, 2018 show more accountability to disgustingly dirty and it’s not a The show is an unscripted a Tony Award in the Kander- at 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm the taxpayers of Revere because pleasant shopping experience mixture of music and intimate, Ebb-McNally musical The Visit, The Huntington’s Calderwood he will soon be coming up for ... Thanks again, Revere Mayor behind-the-scenes tales of which premiered on Broadway Pavilion at the Boston Center for re-election. Since the scandal- Brian Arrigo for letting the grass Ms. Rivera’s career, prompted in 2015. Ms. Rivera received the Arts, 527 Tremont Street, ous city’s parking operations to grow so deep allowing the by questions from Mr. the Lifetime Achievement Boston meter money went missing, disgusting rats and mice to run Rudetsky, who hosts Seth’s Big Tony Award in 2018 and the For more information go to the mayor is trying to show his rampant in Revere before taking Fat Broadway and Seth Speaks Presidential Medal of Freedom huntingtontheatre.org, or call voters he intends to give more serious action. Revere needs the on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio’s from President Barack Obama the Box Offi ce at 617-266-0800. attention to the important mat- Pied Piper now to lead the rats On Broadway channel. in 2009. ters. MONEY! So, the Mayor has out of the city!!! ... An MS 13 Ms. Rivera will perform hits decided to have the Revere City gang member may face up to from her vast musical the- Treasurer publish a monthly 35 years in prison for the brutal atre repertoire, which includes report on line at www.revere. 2016 murder in East Boston. He originating the roles of Anita in org creating a more transpar- deserves LIFE? ... Mayor Walsh West Side Story (prem. 1957), ent government. The Treasury didn’t have the best of times on Rose Grant in Bye Bye Birdie reports are produced on the election day in September after (1960), and Velma Kelly in fi rst of every month, and deliv- the candidates he endorsed did Chicago (1975). She also has ered to city councilors. The poorly. Are the voters fi nally appeared in Broadway produc- reports show an accounting of seeing through the adminis- tions of Can-Can (1953), Bajour city revenue receipts from each tration? ...... Big preparations (1964), Merlin (1983), Jerry’s department for each month. and fundraisers are underway Girls (1985), and Nine (2003), Still no answer on the missing to assure the Columbus Day as well as her autobiographi- money from the Revere parking Parade in East Boston will be a cal show Chita Rivera: The operations meter money depart- success. Chamber of Commerce Dancer’s Life (2005). Ms. Rivera ment that voters are holding the President Buddy Mangini who earned 10 Tony Award nomina- mayor accountable for. Gossip was spotted attending Revere tions and won Tony Awards for is Arrigo’s too young to lead the City Councilor Dan Rizzo’s huge her performances in The Rink city! ... Boston city councilor at- extravaganza fundraiser said he (prem. 1984) and Kiss of the large, Ayanna Pressley kicked and his volunteers are work- Spider Woman (1993). She most the crap out of Congressman ing hard to turn out the best recently originated the role of Mike Capuano in the September Columbus Day Parade ever. He Claire and was nominated for Chita Rivera and Seth Rudetsky primaries. It was so predict- needs your support and dona- able. Mike disappointed vot- tions. So, please do not hesitate ers when he wanted to give to get in contact with the com- Massachusetts away to illegals, mittee and see what you can do aligning himself with the unpop- to help ... Till next time! THE ROOMMATE Featuring Adrianne Krstansky and Paula Plum Opens October 19th, at the Lyric Stage

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The feast venue will be on the corner of Hanover and Battery Streets featuring top entertainment including The Midtown Men, Sal “The Voice” Revere City Councilor at- Valentinetti, and the New York Large Dan Rizzo and his lively Bee Gees. wife Jane The Saint Gennaro Founda- tion Boston, a 501(c)3 non- profi t, was established by Frank DePasquale, Nick Varano and Pasquale Trotta. An original reproduction of the statue of Saint Gennaro has been created by the sculptor Ettore Marinelli and blessed by Revere City Councilor at-Large Dan Rizzo and over four Pope Francis in person at the hundred supporters at the fundraiser at Casa Lucia enjoying Two popular Revere City Vatican. Proceeds of this non- SATURDAY the extravaganza Chinese Luau last weekend. 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2018 October Italian Heritage Month Calendar of Events

Ongoing THE PIB ITALIAN SATURDAY SCHOOL FOR BOSTON CHILDREN - SCUOLA ITALIANA DEL SABATO PIB PER BAMBINI DELL’AREA DI BOSTON | throughout 10:00 AM to 12 Noon | The fi rst and only full-immersion Saturday Italian Classes in New England; textbooks for optional homework. Professionally designed programs the Year alternating comprehension, speaking, grammar, writing exercises, and games. Mother tongue committed teachers. A Saturday joy for children and parents! Fellowships for selected families available. SPONSOR: PIB - Professionisti Italiani a Boston LOCATION: TBD CONTACT: For more information: https://www.piboston.org/educate

Wednesday, PIZZAPALOOZA | 5:00 PM | Sample the best pizza in the Merrimack Valley | $10.00 in advance/$12.00 day of the event September 26 SPONSOR: Methuen Lodge # 902 LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 459 Merrimack Street, Methuen, MA CONTACT: Armand Buonanno, (978) 314-5097, [email protected]

Friday, 9TH ANNUAL ITALIAN HERITAGE GOLF CLASSIC | 7:30 AM | Cost includes continental breakfast, breakfast sandwich at the turn, green fees, golf cart, gifts, buffet September 28 lunch, and prizes. Special prize for top team representing Sons of Italy Lodges. Proceeds will benefi t the Alzheimer’s Association, Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, and the Italian Heritage Scholarship Fund | $500.00 – four-person team / $125.00 – individual player SPONSORS: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 and the Italian Heritage Committee LOCATION: Merrimack Valley Golf Club, 210 Howe Street, Methuen, MA CONTACT: Kevin Caira, (978) 657-7734, [email protected]

Sunday, COLUMBUS DAY PARADE COMMITTEE MASS FOR VETERANS | 8:30 AM | September 30 LOCATION: Sacred Heart Church, East Boston, MA

Sunday, MISS/MR. COLUMBUS DAY PAGEANT | 1:00 PM | $25 per person advanced registration | $5 audience September 30 LOCATION: Spinelli’s, 282 Bennington Street, East Boston, MA CONTACTS: Beverly Richards, (617) 567-1660; Joe Ruggiero, (617) 590-3035; Celeste Myers, (617) 913-3332

Sunday, OCTOBER ITALIAN HERITAGE MONTH UNITY MASS | Noon | Celebrated by Cardinal Sean O’Malley. All are welcome. September 30 SPONSOR: St. Joseph’s Society LOCATION: St. Leonard Church, Hanover Street, North End, Boston, MA CONTACT: Frank Mazzaglia (774) 293-5017

Month of G. MARCONI LODGE LIBRARY DISPLAY | A month long display of Lodge memorabilia will be shown in a display case | No cost to attend October SPONSOR: G. Marconi Lodge # 1620 (Lee) LOCATION: Lee Library, 100 Main Street, Lee, MA CONTACT: Ellen Whittaker, (413) 528-0303, [email protected]

Wednesdays ITALIAN HERITAGE FILM SERIES | 3:00 PM | Join us for our October Film Series celebrating Italian Heritage Month | Free in October October 3, Roma (1971, 120 min., rated R); October 10, Night of the Shooting Stars (1982,107 min., rated R); October 17, Caro Diario (1993,100 min., not rated); October 24, I Am Love (2009,120 min., Rated R); October 31, Bellissima (1951,108 min., not rated) SPONSOR: West End Branch of the Boston Public Library LOCATION: 151 Cambridge Street, Boston MA, (617) 523-3957 CONTACT: Helen Bender, Branch Librarian, (617) 523-3957, [email protected]

Monday, SETTIMANA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA NEL MONDO: Pasta Demonstrations in Schools | 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM | A local Chef from a renowned Italian restaurant October 1 will be visiting the schools to show students how to make fresh pasta such as cavatelli, orecchiette and gnocchi. SPONSORS: C.A.S.I.T Inc. under the auspices of the Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: Various elementary, middle, and high schools CONTACT: (617) 939-4216, [email protected]

Monday, SETTIMANA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA NEL MONDO: Educational Field Trips for Italian Language Students at Eataly of Boston | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | October 1 Guided tours around the marketplace during which students will learn new Italian vocabulary of the two stars of the Italian cuisine: mozzarella and pasta. Students will access the cooking school, La Scuola, where they will practice Italian and learn new recipes. Students will be able to enjoy a Taste of regional specialties. SPONSORS: C.A.S.I.T Inc. under the auspices of the Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: Eataly Marketplace, 800 Boylston Street, Boston, MA CONTACT: (617) 939-4216, [email protected]

Monday, SETTIMANA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA NEL MONDO: Awards of Scholarships to Students of Italian Language | 6:00 PM | To kick off the “Settimana della October 1 Lingua Italiana nel Mondo,” C.A.S.IT. in collaboration with the Italian Consulate will award scholarships of various amounts to encourage students to take AP Italian exams and to recognize deserving students of Italian Language. | Refreshments SPONSORS: C.A.S.I.T Inc. under the auspices of the Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: State House, Speaker’s Chambers CONTACT: (617) 939-4216, [email protected]

Monday, ITALIAN HERITAGE CELEBRATION | 7:00 PM | Italian catered cuisine, music (oldies to current artists, especially regional Abruzzo music), and raffle | October 1 $25.00 per person SPONSOR: Stella Del Nord Lodge # 1436 (Quincy Ladies) LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 120 Quarry Street, Quincy, MA CONTACT: Theresa Beckwith, (781) 413-6472, [email protected]

Tuesday, SENIOR SPAGHETTI LUNCHEON | 11:30 AM October 2 LOCATION: Spinelli’s, 282 Bennington Street, East Boston, MA CONTACT: Joe Ruggiero, (617) 590-3035

Wednesday, SETTIMANA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA NEL MONDO: Italian Language Day in Schools | 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM | To launch the Italian Language Day in schools, October 3 C.A.S.IT. Inc with Consulate General of Italy will kick off a new relationship with the Waltham Public Schools. This collaboration encompasses fi nancial support, scholarship awards and performances related to art and music. | Refreshments SPONSORS: C.A.S.I.T Inc. in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: Waltham Public Schools CONTACT: (617) 939-4216, [email protected]

Thursday, MOGOL MEETS BERKLEE (https://www.berklee.edu/events/mogol-meets-berklee) | 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM | In an exciting evening of music and words, Berklee October 4 celebrates Mogol, one of the most successful, inspiring, and prolifi c lyricists of the Italian popular music scene. Join us to participate in a unique interview with Mogol and listen to some of his most famous songs, performed by the band Scanzonati. | FREE ADMISSION SPONSOR: Berklee College of Music LOCATION: David Friend Recital Hall, Berklee College of Music, 921 Boylston Street, Boston, MA CONTACT: Prof. Stefano Marchese, (857) 334-0868, [email protected]

Thursday, THE BOSTON ITALIANS: AUTHOR STEPHEN PULEO | 7:00 PM | Stephen Puleo is an author, historian, teacher, public speaker, and communications professional. October 4 He has written six narrative nonfi ction books and has a seventh on the way. He will be speaking about his book The Boston Italians: A Story of Pride, Perseverance, and Paesani, from the Years of the Great Immigration to the Present Day. No cost to attend (registration recommended) – Register at https://wilmlibrary.org/events/ calendar_of_events/ SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA CONTACT: Charlotte Wood, (978) 658-2967

Friday, CHIEF MARSHAL RECEPTION | 6:30 PM | Honoring Mayor Walsh, Joe Ruggiero, and Veteran of the Year Commissioner of Veteran’s Affairs Fransicso Urena | October 5 $45.00 per person. Advanced purchase ony. LOCATION: Spinelli’s, 282 Bennington Street, East Boston, MA CONTACTS: Joe Ruggiero, (617) 590-3035; Celeste Myers, (617) 913-3332

Saturday, COLUMBUS DAY DINNER DANCE | 5:00 PM | Cocktails at 5:00 – Dinner at 6:00 (choice of chicken, baked haddock, or pork tenderloin), Entertainment by October 6 Steve Ciccolini Band. | $40.00 per person, ticket deadline: September 30 SPONSOR: Cristoforo Colombo Regina Elena Lodge # 169 (Fitchburg) LOCATION: Oak Hill Country Club, 840 Oak Hill Road, Fitchburg, MA CONTACT: Sylvia Pacetti-Poirier, (978) 516-8899, [email protected]

Saturday, FIRST ANNUAL COOK OFF | 6:00 PM | Evening begins with an Italian buffet followed by the cook off and raffl e. Each of the three lodges will have a competitor October 6 competing in each of the following categories: appetizer, pasta, and dessert | $20.00 per person SPONSORS: Methuen Lodge # 902, Victor Emanuel Lodge # 1646 (Haverhill), and Lawrence Ladies Lodge # 2026 LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 459 Merrimack Street, Methuen, MA CONTACTS: Marguerite Sciuto, Donna Killam, and Elaine Frangente; (978) 852-1278 / (978) 387-3424 / (978) 373-2376, marguerite.sonsofi [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected]

Sunday, EAST BOSTON COLUMBUS DAY PARADE | 1:00 PM | Free October 7 SPONSOR: Columbus Day Parade Committee LOCATION: Begins at Suffolk Downs, East Boston, MA. Route: Bennington Street to Chelsea Street, ending on Meridan Street COORDINATORS: Buddy Mangini, (857) 615-2549; Joe Ruggiero, (617) 590-3035; Celeste Myers, (617) 913-3332

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2018 October Italian Heritage Month Calendar of Events

Monday, SETTIMANA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA NEL MONDO: ICON (Professional Development for Teachers) | October 23 - December 18 | The course is offered October 8 exclusively on-line to elementary school teachers of Italian. Every trainee will benefi t from an on-line tutor’s qualifi ed assistance. Free SPONSORS: C.A.S.I.T Inc. under the auspices of the Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: On-line (Italian Culture on the Net) CONTACT: (617) 939-4216, [email protected]

Monday, COLUMBUS DAY INVITATIONAL | 10:00 AM shotgun start (registration begins at 8:00 AM) | Charitable golf tourney. Proceeds support The Italian Home for Children. October 8 Buffet breakfast; various stations on course; Dinner after golfi ng | Sponsorship packages – Gold/Premium Sponsor - $5,000; Silver Sponsor - $2,500; Bronze Sponsor - $1,750; Corporate Hole Sponsor - $250; Dinner only - $150 SPONSOR: Italian Home for Children; RMD Inc. LOCATION: Hopkinton Country Club, 204 Saddle Hill Road, Hopkinton, MA CONTACT: Suzanne Delaney, [email protected]

Monday, THIRD ANNUAL COLUMBUS DAY BREAKFAST IN CAMBRIDGE | 10:00 AM | Guest Speaker TBD, Entertainment by Pasquale and the Good Italians | October 8 Free and Open to the Public | Parking at the nearby Kendall Square Garage for $5.00 for the duration of the breakfast with a discount chaser card that you can obtain from the Dante. SPONSOR: Italian Heritage Month Committee LOCATION: Dante Alighieri Society, 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA - www.dantemass.org COORDINATORS: Richard J. Vita, (617) 512-6566 and Frank Mazzaglia (774) 293-5017

Monday, EXPERIENCING ITALY: An approach to Italian Language and Culture — FREE ONLINE CLASS | 11.00 AM | Professor and Italian native, Donatella Marcovigi October 8 of i-italianizeyou.com will teach the basics of Italian conversation such as greetings, grammatical rules, and fun, interesting tips about the culture and travels that only a true native would know – plus keep improving your Italian conversation. At the end, you’ll get a chance to practice with fellow students. For more info [email protected] | Free SPONSOR: Native Professor Donatella from I-Italianizeyou.com LOCATION: Online via Skype CONTACT: [email protected]

Monday, PIRANDELLO LYCEUM EVENING OF SONG | 5:00 PM | Wonderfully talented Enzo Amara will lead us in the singing of old and new Italian and Italian-American October 8 songs. Delicious Italian buffet provided by Filippo Frattaroli, the owner of Lucia’s Ristorante | $30 per person. Reservations required as seating is limited. Make check payable to the Pirandello Lyceum and send to Jo Parella, 5 Woodside Road, Medford, MA 02155 SPONSOR: Pirandello Lyceum, Domenic Amara, President LOCATION: Lucia’s Ristorante, 11 Mt.Vernon Street, Winchester, MA CONTACT: Josephine (781) 391-5046, Lola at (781) 272-7727

Tuesday, ITALIAN TRATTORIA: Classic Flavors from an Italian Café | 7:00 PM | Chef Liz Barbour will prepare two classic Trattoria dishes and offer tips about how to keep October 9 your meal preparation simple and fl avorful. Samples served. | No cost to attend (registration recommended) Register at https://wilmlibrary.org/events/calendar_of_events/ SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA CONTACT: Charlotte Wood, (978) 658-2967

Thursday, BOSTON’S NORTH END: AN ITALIAN AMERICAN STORY | 7:00 PM | Enjoy the 62-minute fi lm, Boston’s North End: An Italian American Story, a production of October 11 the North End Historical Society, which tells the tale of the vibrant Italian American community that has called this area of Boston home for over 100 years. The fi lm is based on historical records and interviews with North Enders and their descendants. Dr. James Pasto, co-founder of the North End Historical Society, will host a Q & A after the show. Dr. Pasto, who earned his Ph.D. from Cornell, was born and raised in the North End and is working on a book about the post-WWII history of the area. | No cost to attend (registration recommended) – Register at https://wilmlibrary.org/events/calendar_of_events/ SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA CONTACT: Charlotte Wood, (978) 658-2967

Saturday, FIRST ALL WOMEN’S GREAT BALLS OF FIRE BOCCE TOURNAMENT | 8:00 AM | All women’s bocce tournament. Prizes will be awarded. Light lunch, pastry, and October 13 coffee will be served. Registration deadline October 7. | Refreshments | $100.00 per four-person team SPONSOR: Methuen Lodge # 902 LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 459 Merrimack Street, Methuen, MA CONTACT: Nancy Dyment, (603) 818-7992, [email protected]

Saturday, 8TH ANNUAL PASTA DINNER | 5:00 PM | Dinner includes all you can eat pasta, meatballs, Italian bread, salad, coffee, and dessert. Take out is also available. October 13 Cash bar. 50/50 Raffl e ($3 of the adult ticket will go towards the raffl e) | Adults: $10.00 / Children under 10: $3:00 SPONSOR: Quattro Eroi Lodge # 1414 (Franklin) LOCATION: VFW, 1034 Pond Street, Franklin, MA CONTACTS: Mario and Valerie Carlucci, (401) 636-0900, [email protected]

Sunday, ITALIAN PIG ROAST — Celebrate Italian Heritage Month | 1:30 PM | Pig Roast to Celebrate Italian Heritage Month | $25.00 per person October 14 SPONSOR: Francesco DeSanctis Lodge # 1411 (Natick) LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 37 Washington Avenue, Natick, MA CONTACT: Carol Manning, (508) 653-7926, [email protected]

Sunday, ITALIAN AMERICAN MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA | 4:00 PM | FREE concert, must have ticket to enter. Featuring music by the Tom LaMark Orchestra, Violin October 14 Virtuoso Pei-Wen Liao, NEMPAC Singers, Street Magic, and Ray Cavicchio with Sharon Z SPONSORS: St. Joseph’s Society and Eastern Bank in conjunction with the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, OSIA LOCATION: Quincy High School Auditorium, 100 Coddington Street, Quincy, MA CONTACT: Marjorie Cahn, (617) 285-6564, [email protected] for tickets

Sunday, TASTE OF ITALY AND THE WORLD FESTA | 4:00 PM-8:00 PM | Various tastings of different restaurants, pastry shops, etc ... with wine, beer, and water | October 14 $40.00 per adult, children under 5 free, children up to 17 yrs old $10.00 SPONSOR: Medford Kiwanis LOCATION: Medford High School, 489 Winthrop Street, Medford MA CONTACT: Rita Cornelio, (781) 396-0710, [email protected]

Tuesday, AN EVENING WITH JANE HEALEY, Author of The Saturday Evening Girls Club | 7:00 PM | Local author Jane Healey will speak about her book The Saturday October 16 Evening Girls Club, about four young immigrant women living in Boston’s North End in the early 1900s looking to escape tradition through their social pottery-making group. | Dessert | No cost to attend (RSVP requested) – RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/events/210682333135106/ SPONSOR: Wakefi eld Lodge # 1734 LOCATION: Beebe Public Library, 345 Main Street, Wakefi eld, MA CONTACT: Adriana Guida, (978) 758-8714, wakefi [email protected]

Thursday, STRICTLY SINATRA | 2:30 PM | Take a walk down memory lane with Mel Simons as he presents an entertaining video show of ol’ Blue Eyes Frank Sinatra. Mel October 18 Simons has been a regular on WBZ Radio for decades with his trivia show The Audio Clip Trivia Quiz. | No cost to attend (registration recommended) – Register at https://wilmlibrary.org/events/calendar_of_events/ SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA CONTACT: Charlotte Wood, (978) 658-2967

Thursday, THE JUSTINIAN LAW SOCIETY CELEBRATES ITS’ 75TH ANNIVERSARY | 6:30 PM | The Justinian Law Society Celebrates its 75th Anniversary by honoring Hon. October 18 Robert Deleo, Speaker of the House of Representatives and Hon. Frank Gaziano, Justice Massachusetts Supreme Court as Justinian of the Year | hors d’oeuvre, dinner, dessert and entertainment | $80.00 per guest | Additional information available at www.justiniansofmass.org SPONSOR: The Justinian Law Society LOCATION: Hyatt Regency Hotel, 101 Harborside Drive, Boston, MA CONTACT: Audrey (781) 435-0433 for tickets and event inquiries

Friday, THE BOSTON ITALIANS with Stephen Puleo | 1:00 PM | Author Stephen Puleo will talk about history and legacy of the Boston’s Italian community. The lecture will October 19 be based on his book by the same name. All ages are invited — this is not just an event for seniors. | Refreshments | Free SPONSORS: The Medford Public Library, The Medford Historical Society, and the Medford Senior Center LOCATION: Medford Senior Center, 101 Riverside Avenue, Medford, MA CONTACT: Arlene Carroll, (781) 396-6010, [email protected]

Saturday, FOXWOODS BUS TRIP | 8:00 AM | Fundraiser for Lodge Scholarship Fund. Bus Departs Quincy at 8:00 AM - Return Departs Foxwood at 5:00 PM. Refreshments October 20 will be provided on the bus. | $35.00 per person SPONSOR: Stella Del Nord Lodge # 1436 (Quincy Ladies) LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 120 Quarry Street, Quincy, MA CONTACT: Maria Gianquitto, (781) 925-3224, [email protected]

Saturday, FORT DEVENS GERMAN-ITALIAN REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY | 11:00 AM | The Italian Community and German Community present a Memorial Service for October 20 Italian and German prisoners of war who died in America during World War II. A commemorative Italian and German fl oral wreath will be placed at the gravesite of the Italian and German prisoners of war who are interred there. Attendance of the Italian community is recommended to support the spirit of Italian Heritage. In case of inclement weather, a tent will be provided. SPONSOR: Italian Community and German Community LOCATION: Patton Road, Fort Devens, Ayer, MA (Signs at the entrance will direct you to the ceremony site) CONTACTS: Giovanni Aurilio, (617) 484-3112, [email protected]; Lino Rullo, (617) 447-0598, [email protected] PAGE 10 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018

2018 October Italian Heritage Month Calendar of Events

Saturday, ITALIAN GENEALOGY | 2:30 PM | Learn practical and proven strategies for researching your Italian family history. The focus of the workshop will be on October 20 Italian emigration to the U. S. Learn how to trace Italian town of origin, how to locate records, how to research them in the U.S., and how to get started writing to Italy (for those whose records aren’t in the U.S.). Led by Jenny Tonks, who held an Accredited Genealogist ® credential for Italian research for two decades. She is fl uent in Italian and holds a BA in Family History-Genealogy from Brigham Young. | No cost to attend (registration recommended) — Register at https://wilmlibrary.org/events/calendar_of_events/ SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA CONTACTS: Charlotte Wood, (978) 658-2967

Saturday, FAA/USA GOLD MEDAL | 6:30 PM | GOLD MEDAL MEETING 2018 - FAA/USA Award to be given to a prominent member of the Italian community, a scholarship to October 20 be given to a deserving student, and a donation to help fund an Italian Language school. Full dinner and dance | $70.00 per person. SPONSOR: Federation of Abruzzi Associations, Inc./USA LOCATION: Filippo’s Ristorante, 283 Causeway Street, North End, Boston COORDINATORS: Rosetta Romagnoli, (857) 919-2730; Domenico Susi (617) 605-5099

Saturday, NIGHT AT THE RACES | 7:00 PM | Complimentary munchies provided – bring your own snacks. Prize for best derby attire. Proceeds to benefi t the Lodge’s October 20 Scholarships and Charities | $10.00 (funny money on sale for race betting) SPONSOR: Braintree Ladies Lodge # 1422 LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 120 Quarry Street, Quincy, MA CONTACT: Marisa Ranalli, (617) 216-6055, [email protected]

Saturday, PORCHETTA PARTY | 7:00 PM | The Porchetta Party is our signature event at the Appian Club. A time of celebration and joy. The Appian Club is a social, non-profi t, October 20 charitable organization dedicated to promoting Italian culture and heritage. Please visit us at www.appianclubstoneham.com. | $55.00 per person SPONSOR: Appian Club LOCATION: 100 A Fallon Road, Stoneham, MA COORDINATOR: John DeLeo, (781) 391-5173

Sunday, MEMBERSHIP OPEN HOUSE | 1:00 PM | The Santa Famiglia Lodge of Lynn invites community members to fi nd out the mission and purpose of the Order Sons and October 21 Daughter of Italy in America, and what this Lodge has accomplished throughout the years, specifi cally with all their philanthropic endeavors along with participating in various civic efforts. | Refreshments | No cost to attend SPONSOR: Santa Famiglia Lodge # 2834 (Lynn) LOCATION: Holy Family Church (Lower Hall), 26 Bessom Street, Lynn, MA COORDINATOR: Diana Travascio, (781) 910-9525, [email protected]

Sunday, JOSEPH DEMONACO PRESENTS HIS MODEL OF 1950S CHESTNUT STREET (an Italian neighborhood in Lawrence) | 2:00 PM | Come and view this amazing October 21 model. See the Italian neighborhood as it looked in the 1950s. Joe made all aspects of the model including the people. He will share why and how it was constructed. | Refreshments | No cost to attend SPONSOR: Lawrence Ladies Lodge # 2026 LOCATION: Heritage State Park, 1 Jackson Street, Lawrence, MA COORDINATOR: Elaine Frangente, (978) 373-2376, [email protected]

Sunday, BRADLEY PENNINGTON, PIANO RECITAL WITH METROPOLITAN OPERA SOPRANO MEREDITH HANSEN | 2:30 PM | Annual piano recital by Bradley October 21 Pennington, assisted by Metropolitan Opera soprano Meredith Hanson (BBCO debut) | Admission: $25; $20 for seniors and students SPONSOR: Boston Bel Canto Opera LOCATION: Dante Alighieri Italian Cultural Center, 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA COORDINATOR: Bradley Pennington, (617) 943-7429, [email protected]

Wednesday, ITALIAN FOUR COURSE LUNCH TO CELEBRATE ITALIAN HERITAGE MONTH | 1:00 PM | Italian meal served family-style celebrating Italian Heritage Month and October 24 our Italian culture. Coach transportation provided from Methuen | $35.00 — Sons of Italy members / $40.00 — Guests SPONSOR: Lawrence Ladies Lodge # 2026 LOCATION: Maggiano’s Little Italy, 4 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA COORDINATOR: Elaine Frangente, (978) 373-2376, [email protected]

Thursday, SALVEMINI COLLOQUIUM “A mind never at rest. A tribute to Franco Modigliani (1918-2003)” | 6:15 PM - 7:45 PM | Exploration of the life and legacy of Franco October 25 Modigliani (1918-2003) one of the protagonists of the twentieth century economic debate and Nobel Prize winner in Economics in 1985. Followed by Q&A session. | Refreshments | Free Admission SPONSORS: Center for European Studies, Harvard University, Consulate General of Italy LOCATION: Lower Level Conference Room, Center for European Studies, Harvard University: 27 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, MA COORDINATOR: [email protected]

Friday, CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS MASQUERADE BALL | 6:30 PM | Family Style Menu by Henry’s Catering (Antipasto, Ravioli, Roast Beef, Roasted Potatoes, Broccoli October 26 with Cheese Sauce, Dessert), Music by DJ Alan LaBella, Raffl es, Prizes for best costume/mask | $35.00 per person SPONSOR: Figli D’Italia Lodge # 2692 (Saugus) LOCATION: Knights of Columbus, 1 K of C Drive, Saugus, MA, MA COORDINATOR: Janis Stanziani, (781) 595-6100, [email protected]

Friday, HALLOWEEN PARTY | 6:30 PM | Dinner featuring St. Louis Ribs, Jerk Chicken, Pulled Pork, Brisket, and Sides, Dancing to the music of DJ Sandro Russo, Prizes October 26 for Best Costume | $35.00 per person SPONSOR: Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, OSIA LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 520 Pleasant Street, Watertown, MA COORDINATOR: Paul Guida, (617) 489-5234, [email protected]

Friday, AFTER HOURS CONCERT: A Taste of Italy | 7:00 PM | Marshall Ames Richards, better known as the Boston Opera Guy, will perform an array of Italian songs October 26 and opera arias, as well as sacred music and well-loved standards . Marshall, a lyric tenor, was featured in The Boston Globe and on WCVB Channel 5’s Chronicle, and is a well-known Boston talent. Accompanying Marshall is pianist James Busby, who in addition to accompanying some of Boston’s fi nest voices, is organist and choirmaster of St. Stephen’s Church in Providence, RI, and violinist Elinor Speirs, who was classically trained at the Royal Academy of Music in London is an experienced orchestral and chamber music performer. | Wine & Chocolate | $15.00 per person SPONSOR: Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli Lodge # 2183 (Wilmington) LOCATION: Wilmington Memorial Library, 175 Middlesex Avenue, Wilmington, MA COORDINATOR: Michele Caira Nortonen, (978) 658-8284, [email protected]

Saturday, 100TH ANNIVERSARY GALA | 5:30 PM | We will be celebrating our 100th Anniversary with National President Vera Ferrara Girolami. Dinner will be served. | October 27 $55.00 per person / $500.00 per table of ten SPONSOR: Methuen Lodge # 902 LOCATION: Michael’s Function Hall, 12 Alpha Street, Haverhill, MA COORDINATOR: Marguerite Sciuto, (978) 852-1278, marguerite.sonsofi [email protected]

Sunday, “TRIVIA” CHALLENGE ITALIAN-STYLE | 5:00 PM | An entertaining interlude for anyone in amore with Italy and its rich cultural gifts. Carla Gambescia, author of October 28 La Dolce Vita University, a unique lifestyle compendium of all things Italian: food, wine, art, history, architecture, literature, fi lm, style, and more will be our “MC.” Carla is the creator of OUTSIDE Magazine’s “Best Trip in Western Europe” — the Giro del Gelato bicycle tour. | Refreshments | Free and Open to the Public SPONSORS: The Dante Alighieri Society, Anthony Cassano, President; The Pirandello Lyceum, Domenic Amara, President LOCATION: Dante Alighieri Society, 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA, www.dantemass.org COORDINATOR: Sal Bramante, Board Member of The Dante Alighieri Society and The Pirandello Lyceum, RSVP (617) 876-5160, [email protected]

Friday & Saturday IDEA BOSTON AT THE DANTE | IDEA Boston is an Italian-inspired festival of books, authors, and culture. For a complete listing of the two days of Festival activities November 2 & 3 and programs visit https://ideaboston.com/ SPONSOR: IAM Books LOCATION: Dante Alighieri Society, 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA, www.dantemass.org

Saturday, POLENTA NIGHT | 6:30 PM | $35.00 per person November 3 SPONSOR: Fiume Lodge # 1036 (Watertown) LOCATION: Sons of Italy, 520 Pleasant Street, Watertown, MA COORDINATOR: Larry Pellegrini, (617) 212-6143, [email protected]

Wednesday, OMAGGIO ALL\’ITALIA — Cristiana Pegoraro, pianist | 8:00 PM | With the program \“Omaggio all\’Italia\,” Italian-born pianist Cristiana Pegoraro will take the November 7 audience inside the artistry of the greatest composers from Italy or those who were inspired by Italy in an innovative format that combines live piano performances and a stimulating look at the composers’ life and impact. | $75, $50, $30 SPONSOR: LKI Artists International LOCATION: Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, 154 West 57th Street, New York, NY COORDINATOR: Cristiana Pegoraro, [email protected], Website: www.cristianapegoraro.com

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In November 2011, six days after becoming the win- Café, as this year’s Grand Rewriting history is a passion 2270 or go to www.nempac ningest football coach in NCAA college history, Paterno’s legacy is Marshals will take place on with Curtatone and his progres- boston.org/tickets. challenged over the course of one explosive week, as he is forced Sunday, October 14th, begin- sive crew. Eventually, we know RAGE AGAINST A to face questions of institutional failure in regard to Sandusky’s ning at 1:00 pm. For more this attack on history will not GAS COMPANY’S RESPONSE young victims. The fi lm also focuses on Paterno’s family and Sara info, call 617-37-4886 or email stop until President George Kudos to Governor Charlie Ganim, the 23-year-old reporter and Penn State grad who broke www.roslindaleparade.com. Washington gets knocked Baker and Lawrence Mayor the story in a local newspaper. 37th SOUTH BOSTON down, too. Dan Rivera for taking on the RBG (Blu-ray)/Magnolia Home Ent. VIETNAM MEMORIAL, EAST BOSTON WILL reported outrageous response At the age of 85, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader MEMORIAL CELEBRATE to last week’s ARMAGEDDON in Ginsburg, has developed a lengthy legal legacy while becoming Recently over in South Boston, COLUMBUS DAY Lawrence, North Andover, and an unexpected pop culture icon. But the unique personal the community came together to While Somerville says good- Andover. Baker was so angry journey of her rise to the nation’s highest court has been largely celebrate the 37th anniversary bye to Columbus, it is hello he put another gas company, unknown, even to some of her biggest fans – until now. RBD is of the South Boston Vietnam Columbus in Eastie. This Eversource, in charge of putting a powerfully inspiring documentary that explores Ginsburg’s life Memorial located at Medal year’s East Boston Columbus things back together again. and career. of Honor Park on Sunday, Day Parade will take place on Kudos also to U.S. Rep. Seth SUPERNATURAL: SEASON THIRTEEN (Blu-ray) September 9th. As usual the Sunday, October 7th, starting Moulton on his strong leader- Warner Bros. Home Ent. park was packed as South at Suffolk Downs. Come to East ship following the fires and Most families celebrate the miraculous arrival of a bundle of Boston remembered its heroes Boston. Columbus is safe here. explosions that ripped through joy. But for brothers Sam and Dean Winchester, a newborn babe who gave their all for all of us CLASSIC CAR SHOW those three communities in in their world is no cause for celebration. Not when the child is today. RETURNS TO Merrimack Valley. Moulton Jack, son of Lucifer. This young Nephilim roams the world with NO MORE COLUMBUS DAY QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL has charged that human error no idea of who or what he is and what havoc he can wreak, caus- IN SOMERVILLE The annual Classic Car Show is most likely to blame for driv- ing no small amount of tension between the brothers as they try This just in: On September to benefit the Quincy High ing folks out of their homes. to fi gure out what to do with him. Unfortunately, Castiel is out 13th, the City of Somerville School Hockey Program is on According to the congress- of reach and their mom, Mary, is trapped in an apocalyptic under the leadership of Mayor again. This year on Saturday, man, “this is something that world with Lucifer. The guys will need more than a miracle to Joe Curtatone, has decided September 29th, from 9:00 am shouldn’t be happening in reunite their family … and to save the world from Lucifer again. 23 to banish the Columbus Day to 3:00 pm. 2018.” episodes on four discs with more than three hours of bonus content. Holiday henceforth. From now NEMPAC Moulton added, “People in BULL: SEASON TWO (6-DVD) / CBS DVD + Paramount on the City of Seven Hills will be RECEPTION-CONCERT Afghanistan go to sleep at night Michael Weatherly returns as Dr. Jason Bull, the charismatic celebrating Indigenous Day in FUNDRAISER worrying their house will be founder of TAC, a trial consulting fi rm specializing in leveraging memory of all the native people SEPTEMBER 28th blown up. People here should the human factors that can tip the scales of justice in favor of his killed under the command of A fundraising reception and not have to worry about that, clients. With three psychology degrees, human behavior expert Columbus. This action taken concert will take place at the too.” Dr. Bull can read people like a book. In Season 2 of the smash hit series, we discover that the only person Bull has trouble reading is himself. With special guest stars Brad Garrett, Dana Delany, Mika Kelly, and Archie Panjabi, this season is packed with twists, “Discover Moakley” surprises, and unpredictable endings. A highly entertaining collec- tion with 22 episodes, along with one-of-a-kind special features. Offers Full Day of Free Activities HAWAII FIVE-O: SEASON EIGHT (6-DVD) CBS DVD + Paramount at South Boston Park Five-O’s past, present, and future are about to collide when a Hawaiian crime wave heats up. With McGarrett leading their Mayor Martin J. Walsh invites Explore new recreational activi- ing from increased rainfall and missions, HPD’s elite team bolsters its roster with new recruits residents and visitors of all ties, learn about resilient land- sea level rise. Tani and Junior to hunt a serial arsonist and a diabolical hacker. ages to “Discover Moakley” scapes, and discover the poten- The event is hosted by the As a gang of mob murders sweeps the island, Adam heads up an with a family festival on tial for Moakley Park. Learn Boston’s Parks and Recreation th organized crime unit. Bio-weapon exposure and a gunman’s bul- Saturday, September 29 , from about what is being done to and Greenovate Boston, Save let threaten to take down Danny for good. And while Grover faces 10:00 am to 3:00 pm followed by make Moakley Park accessible the Harbor/Save the Bay, personal demons, Jerry teams up with a familiar face to stop a an outdoor movie beginning at to all of Boston, while enjoying Boston Harbor Now, The Trust terrorist from building a bomb. Hawaii Five-O: Season 8 features 7:00 pm, along with more activi- the festivities at the same time. for Public Land, and the MA all 25 intense episodes. ties highlighting this popular Due to Moakley Park’s loca- Department of Conservation ROWAN & MARTIN’S LAUGH-IN: SEASON SIX (6-DVD) park located along the water- tion along Boston Harbor, and Recreation. Time Life front in South Boston. the event is a part of Climate Named in honor of late The ’60s gave us “in-crowds,” “be-ins,” and “love-ins,” and “Discover Moakley” will be Preparedness week from Congressman Joe Moakley, th th starting in 1968, the happening place for free-form comedy was a full day of fun with food, September 24 – 30 . The Moakley Park is located at 1005 Rowan & Martin’s Laugh In, broadcast from beautiful downtown beach games, skateboarding, Boston Parks and Recreation Columbia Road in South Boston Burbank. Straight man Dan Rowan and wisecracking co-host a screening of The Goonies, Department is working in part- within walking distance of the Dick Martin led a gaggle of goofballs through a rapid-fi re assault and more. This event is free to nership with the Environment JFK/UMASS stop on the Red of one-liners, skits, and bits and no sequiturs that left viewers in the public and family friendly. Department to create a compre- Line. For more info, call the hysterics and disbelief. Anything and anyone in the public eye hensive long-term plan which Boston Parks and Recreation was a target. Political correctness? Forget It! The groundbreak- balances recreational needs and Department at 617-635-4505. ing, Emmy Award-winning show anchored the Monday 8:00 pm ATTENTION community gathering spaces time slot on NBC until March 1973. Laugh-In gets a makeover in with protection against climate- LEGAL NOTICE Season 6 — a new set design, new cast members, a bevy of new change impacts such as fl ood- Downtown Beauties, and the show’s musical director Ian Bernard ATTORNEYS Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court and his band playing live during some of the party scenes. Carol Middlesex Probate and Family Court Burnett signs their autograph book and takes one on the chin. The POST-GAZETTE LEGAL NOTICE 208 Cambridge Street Phyllis Diller tickles the funny bone and the ivories with a little Bach. Cambridge, MA 02141 newspaper is a paper Commonwealth of Massachusetts (617) 768-5800 Jo Anne Worley appears in the fi nal episode, but Ruth Buzzi and The Trial Court Docket No. MI18D3107DR the daffy fi rewomen utter the last “Goodnight, Dick,” RIP, Laugh-In. of general circulation. Middlesex Probate and Family Court 208 Cambridge Street DIVORCE SUMMONS BY SILICON VALLEY: SEASON FIVE (DVD)/HBO Home Ent. We are qualifi ed to Cambridge, MA 02141 PUBLICATION AND MAILING Season 5 of Mike Judge and Alec Berg’s Emmy-nominated tech- accept legal notices (617) 768-5800 DAVID BAKER skewering comedy fi nds the Pied Piper guys closer than ever to Docket No. MI18C0705CA vs. real fame and fortune. As Richard struggles with CEO responsi- from any court in each In the Matter of TANIA BAKER LORI LYN MEECE To the Defendant: bilities — along with pressures from investors Monica and Laurie town that we serve. 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In Season Three, Kara Danvers grapples with the personal sac- a Legal Notice in the Any person may appear for purposes You are hereby summoned and required rifi ces she’s had to make while saving National City as Supergirl. of objecting to the petition by filing an to serve upon David Baker, 367 Concord POST-GAZETTE, please Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138, your answer, Even considering giving up her human identity altogether. Being appearance at Middlesex Probate and Family call (617) 227-8929; Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day if any, on or before November 2, 2018. If you human and vulnerable is hard. Maybe she’s better off embracing of October 10, 2018. This is NOT a hearing fail to do so, the court will proceed to the hear- her alien DNA and only being the Girl of Steel. As Kara struggles or mail notice to: FCVGDWVCFGCFNKPGD[YJKEJ[QWOWUVſNG ing and adjudication of this action. You are also a written appearance if you object to this required to fi le a copy of your answer, if any, in with her new path forward, she continues to work with Hank POST-GAZETTE proceeding. the offi ce of the Register of this Court. Henshaw aka Martian Manhunter J’onn J’onzz and her sister, P.O. BOX 135 Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., the formidable fi eld agent, Alex at the Department of Extranormal First Justice of this Court First Justice of this Court. Operations, where they battle menacing threats to their earthly BOSTON, MA 02113 Date: September 10, 2018 Date: September 14, 2018 home. All Kara’s ever known and everyone she’s ever loved will be Attn: Legal Notices Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate tested in 26 supercharged Supergirl adventures. Run Date: 9/21/18 Run date: 9/21/18 PAGE 12 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 Saint Magdalena of Canossa by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari Parla Come Mangi! Magdalena was born in northern Italy. But it was Verona on March 1,1774. in Venice that Magdalena (Speak as You Eat!) Her father was the Marquis drew up the rule for the Ottavio di Canossa and her new congregation, which by Alessandra Sambiase mother Teresa Szluha a she called the Daughters of Hungarian countess. Charity. Wealth and privilege did In 1828, the order was This Tuscan recipe comes from the city of Prato. Biscotti di prato or nothing to prevent Magdalena approved by Pope Leo XII. cantuccini also called cantucci o giottini, are a beloved Tuscan sweet from following her calling Magdalena became poor specialty. They are baked twice (biscotti) to be very fi rm and dry. to serve Christ in the poor. with the poor, primarily These crisp cookies are traditionally dipped in Vin Santo for dessert. Nor did the protests of her concerned with the neglected Vin Santo (“Holy wine”), is a dessert wine made from Trebbiano relatives, concerned that of society, but went on to open and Malvasia grapes, and is always paired with cantuccini cookies. such work was beneath her. schools and colleges as well, Although the origin of the name Vin Santo is debated, we can say Magdalena knew her mind making special provision for with certainty that it dates back to the Middle Ages and some say and followed it. At age 15, the deaf and speech impaired. it was the wine used in religious Mass. she announced she wished Developing great powers to become a nun. After trying of prayer and recollection Biscotti di Prato or Cantuccini (Prato biscotti) out her vocation with the despite her busy life, the cloistered Carmelites, she saintly foundress attained 2 cups almonds, skinned and Grated zest of 2 lemons realized her desire was to high levels of contemplation. roasted ½ tsp anise oil or anise extract serve the needy without On several occasions, she 4 ¼ cups fl our Butter (to grease the baking 1 ½ cup sugar sheet) restriction. known as the “Canossians”. was found rapt in ecstasy. 4 eggs 1 egg As Magdalena matured Magdalena was invited to Magdalena passed away at Salt and with the passing of her open a house in Venice from 61 years of age in Verona on father, she assumed the title of April 10, 1835. Magdalena which they went on to make Preparation: chop the almond coarsely and mix with the fl our, Marchioness and became the was canonized by Pope John foundations in Milan, Trent, sugar, eggs, and a pinch of salt in a mixing bowl. Add the lemon head of a large household at the Paul II in 1988. The Feast Day Bergamo, and other places in zest and anise to taste. Form the dough into long rolls about 1 family palace at Canossa. She of Saint Magdalena of Canossa inch diameter and place on a greased baking sheet. Whisk the was a leading lady of her time. is May 8. egg with a little sugar and brush the rolls with it. Place into a When the Napoleonic Wars LEGAL NOTICE Today the Daughters of preheated oven and bake, or rather dry, at 250°F for no more than broke out, the Canossa family Charity have houses in various Commonwealth of Massachusetts 30 minutes. Cut the rolls into ½ inch thick diagonal slices, and took temporary refuge in Venice The Trial Court parts of the world. Their male bake these for about another 15 minutes until completely dry. where Magdalena had a dream Middlesex Probate and Family Court counterpart is known as the 208 Cambridge Street Serve with a small glass of Vin Santo for dipping. Buon appetito! in which Our Lady showed Cambridge, MA 02141 Sons of Charity. her needy girls, poor children (617) 768-5800 and sick people. Upon their Docket No. MI18C0725CA Biscotti di Prato o Cantuccini return, Magdalena began to In the Matter of 300 g di mandorle pelate e La buccia grattugiata di 2 limoni work assisting the sick and BENJAMIN MELTZER-McARTHUR LEGAL NOTICE tostate ½ cucchiaino di estratto di anice the wounded, particularly girls CITATION ON Commonwealth of Massachusetts 500 g di farina Burro (per ungere la teglia) PETITION TO CHANGE NAME and those left abandoned. On The Trial Court 300 g di zucchero 1 uovo A Petition to Change Name of Adult has Middlesex Probate and Family Court several occasions, the young been filed by Benjamin Meltzer-McArthur 208 Cambridge Street 4 uova Magdalena hosted Napoleon of Malden, MA requesting that the court Cambridge, MA 02141 Sale enter a Decree changing their name to (617) 768-5800 Bonaparte. Impressed with her Benjamin Meltzer-McArthur. Docket No. MI18C0706CA Preparazione: trita grossolanamente le mandorle e versale in dedication, Napoleon granted IMPORTANT NOTICE In the Matter of her an abandoned convent for Any person may appear for purposes una terrina con la farina, lo zucchero, le uova e un pizzico di sale. ALEXANDRA BROOKE SHUMAN her work. of objecting to the petition by filing an Amalgama bene il tutto e aggiungi la buccia di limone grattugiata As other women joined appearance at Middlesex Probate and Family CITATION ON e l’estratto di anice. Forma la pasta in cordoli di circa 2.5 cm di Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of PETITION TO CHANGE NAME diametro e trasferisci su una teglia imburrata. Sbatti l’uovo con Magdalena’s work, they became September 16, 2018. This is NOT a hearing A Petition to Change Name of Adult has date, but a deadline by which you must fi le been filed by Alexandra Brooke Shuman poco zucchero e spennella la superfi cie dei cordoli. Fai cuocere a written appearance if you object to this of Wilmington, MA requesting that the court in forno preriscaldato a 120°, per 30 minuti. Taglia i cordoli in proceeding. enter a Decree changing their name to fette diagonali di 1 cm di spessore e fai asciugare in forno per altri LEGAL NOTICE Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Alexandra Brooke Shuman Mastrangelo. First Justice of this Court 15 minuti circa fi no a completa cottura. Servi con del Vin Santo. Commonwealth of Massachusetts IMPORTANT NOTICE Date: September 17, 2018 Any person may appear for purposes Buon appetito! The Trial Court Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate of objecting to the petition by filing an Middlesex Probate and Family Court appearance at Middlesex Probate and Family If you would like to cook with me 208 Cambridge Street Run Date: 9/21/18 Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day go to www.speakasyoueat.com. Cambridge, MA 02141 of October 5, 2018. This is NOT a hearing (617) 768-5800 date, but a deadline by which you must fi le Docket No. MI18P0387EA a written appearance if you object to this LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Estate of LEGAL NOTICE proceeding. MARY M. MOSSMAN Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Also Known As Commonwealth of Massachusetts First Justice of this Court The Trial Court The Trial Court MARY MOSSMAN The Trial Court Date: September 5, 2018 Middlesex Probate and Family Court Probate and Family Court Date of Death July 1, 2016 Probate and Family Court Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate 208 Cambridge Street Middlesex Division Middlesex Probate and Family Court Cambridge, MA 02141 208 Cambridge Street CITATION ON PETITION FOR Run Date: 9/21/18 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 East Cambridge, MA 02141 FORMAL ADJUDICATION Cambridge, MA 02141 Docket No. MI18D0549DR (617) 768-5800 To all interested persons: (617) 768-5800 A Petition for S/A - Formal Probate DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Docket No. MI18P2289EA Docket No. MI18P4389GD of Will with Appointment of Personal PUBLICATION AND MAILING Estate of Representative has been fi led by Jennifer NOTICE AND ORDER: LEGAL NOTICE DANIE MENARD STELLA J. MASTRANGELO Mosgrove of Auburndale, MA requesting Petition for Appointment of aka DANIE MENARD PELISSIER Date of Death December 16, 2017 that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order Guardian of a Minor Commonwealth of Massachusetts vs. and for such other relief as requested in the The Trial Court MICHEL MENARD INFORMAL PROBATE In the interests of PUBLICATION NOTICE Petition. ADELYNN ROSE NICOLE OLEY Probate and Family Court To the Defendant: The Petitioner requests that Jennifer of Bedford, MA Middlesex Division The Plaintiff has fi led a Complaint for Divorce To all persons interested in the above Mosgrove of Auburndale, MA be appointed Minor 208 Cambridge Street requesting that the Court grant a divorce for captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner as Personal Representative(s) of said estate East Cambridge, MA 02141 Irretrievable Breakdown of the Marriage 1B. James M. Fortin of Marlborough, MA. to serve Without Surety on the bond in an NOTICE TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES (617) 768-5800 The Complaint is on fi le at the Court. James M. Fortin of Marlborough, MA has unsupervised administration. 1. Hearing Date/Time: A hearing on a been informally appointed as the Personal Docket No. MI18P4460EA An Automatic Restraining Order has been IMPORTANT NOTICE Petition for Appointment of Guardian of a entered in this matter preventing you from tak- Representative of the estate to serve without You have the right to obtain a copy of the /KPQTſNGFQP09/06/2018 by Estate of ing any action which would negatively impact surety on the bond. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Kim K. Lovy of Bedford, MA, Elliot Lovy of THOMAS B. CONCANNON, JR. the current fi nancial status of either party. SEE The estate is being administered under You have a right to object to this proceed- $GFHQTF/#YKNNDGJGNF10/31/2018, 08:30 AM Date of Death July 28, 2018 Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. informal procedure by the Personal Repre- ing. To do so, you or your attorney must Guardianship of Minor Hearing You are hereby summoned and required sentative under the Massachusetts Uniform INFORMAL PROBATE fi le a written appearance and objection Located 121 Third Street, Cambridge, MA to serve upon Ellen S. Wilbur, Esq., Com- Probate Code without supervision by the Court. at this Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return 2. Response to Petition: You may respond PUBLICATION NOTICE munity Legal Services and Counseling Inventory and accounts are not required to be day of October 10, 2018. D[ſNKPICYTKVVGPTGURQPUGVQVJG2GVKVKQPQT To all persons interested in the above Center, 47 Thorndike St., Suite SB LL 1, ſNGFYKVJVJG%QWTVDWVKPVGTGUVGFRCTVKGUCTG This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- by appearing in person at the hearing. If you captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Kate Cambridge, MA 02141, your answer, if any, entitled to notice regarding the administration line by which you must fi le a written EJQQUGVQſNGCYTKVVGPTGURQPUG[QWPGGFVQ E. Concannon of Waltham, MA, Petitioner on or before October 18, 2018. If you fail to from the Personal Representative and can appearance and objection if you object to (KNGVJGQTKIKPCNYKVJVJG%QWTVCPF Maureen A. McDonald of Hooksett, NH a Will do so, the court will proceed to the hearing petition the Court in any matter relating to the this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely /CKNCEQR[VQCNNKPVGTGUVGFRCTVKGUCVNGCUV has been admitted to Informal probate. and adjudication of this action. You are also estate, including distribution of assets and written appearance and objection followed ſXG  DWUKPGUUFC[UDGHQTGVJGJGCTKPI Kate E. Concannon of Waltham, MA, required to fi le a copy of your answer, if any, in expenses of administration. Interested parties by an affi davit of objections within thirty 3. Counsel for the Minor: 6JGOKPQT QTCP Maureen A. McDonald of Hooksett, NH has the offi ce of the Register of this Court. are entitled to petition the Court to institute (30) days of the return day, action may be CFWNVQPDGJCNHQHVJGOKPQT JCUVJGTKIJVVQ formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- been informally appointed as the Personal Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., taken without further notice to you. TGSWGUVVJCVEQWPUGNDGCRRQKPVGFHQTVJGOKPQT Representative of the estate to serve without minating or restricting the powers of Personal 4. Counsel for Parents: If you are a parent First Justice of this Court. Representatives appointed under informal pro- UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION surety on the bond. Date: September 6, 2018 UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM QHVJGOKPQTEJKNFYJQKUVJGUWDLGEVQHVJKURTQ- The estate is being administered under cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, PROBATE CODE (MUPC) EGGFKPI[QWJCXGCTKIJVVQDGTGRTGUGPVGFD[ informal procedure by the Personal Repre- Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate can be obtained from the Petitioner. A Personal Representative appointed an attorney. If you want an attorney and cannot sentative under the Massachusetts Uniform Run date: 9/21/18 Run date: 9/21/18 under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- CHHQTFVQRC[HQTQPGCPFKH[QWIKXGRTQQHVJCV Probate Code without supervision by the Court. istration is not required to fi le an inventory [QWCTGKPFKIGPVCPCVVQTPG[YKNNDGCUUKIPGF Inventory and accounts are not required to be or annual accounts with the Court. Persons VQ[QW;QWTTGSWGUVHQTCPCVVQTPG[UJQWNFDG fi led with the Court, but interested parties are interested in the estate are entitled to notice OCFGKOOGFKCVGN[D[ſNNKPIQWVVJG#RRNKECVKQP entitled to notice regarding the administration regarding the administration directly from QH#RRQKPVOGPVQH%QWPUGNHQTO5WDOKVVJG from the Personal Representative and can What Happens When You the Personal Representative and may peti- CRRNKECVKQPHQTOKPRGTUQPQTD[OCKNCVVJGEQWTV petition the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the NQECVKQPYJGTG[QWTECUGKUIQKPIVQDGJGCTF estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including the distribution of assets 5. Presence of the Minor at Hearing: A expenses of administration. Interested parties Don’t Advertise? and expenses of administration. OKPQTQXGTCIGJCUVJGTKIJVVQDGRTGUGPV are entitled to petition the Court to institute CVCP[JGCTKPIWPNGUUVJG%QWTVſPFUVJCVKVKU formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., not in the minor’s best interests. minating or restricting the powers of Personal Nothing! First Justice of this Court. &CVG5GRVGODGT Representatives appointed under informal pro- For information on advertising in the Date: September 12, 2018 cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate 6CTC'&G%TKUVQHCTQ4GIKUVGTQH2TQDCVG can be obtained from the Petitioner. Post-Gazette, call 617-227-8929. Run date: 9/21/2018 4WPFCVG Run date: 9/21/18 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 PAGE 13

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NOTICE OF SALE Commonwealth of Massachusetts Notice is hereby given by Stephens The Trial Court Automotive Transport, 60 Union Street, Probate and Family Court Medford, MA 02155, pursuant to the provisions Middlesex Division of G.L.c.255 539A, that on September 28, 208 Cambridge Street 2018 at 10AM, at said address, the following East Cambridge, MA 02141 motor vehicle(s) will be sold, in as is condition, (617) 768-5800 no keys, at public sale to satisfy our garage Docket No. MI00P1750EA keeper’s lien thereon for towing, storage, and expenses of notice and sale: Estate of I’ve been asked by a couple of kick off the whole thing with a When Bob told the Cardinal, JOANNE J. FOSTER 2014 HONDA ACCORD, WHITE people who have been following fund raising show. The Cardinal that we would like to try our Vin: 1HGCR2F87EA150525 Date of Death June 10, 1999 my stories over the years, how knew of Blasser, due to the fact hand at operating in New York, Tiffany L Lanides INFORMAL PROBATE I wound up in Hollywood. Well, that after college, Bob joined a he made several contacts for 152 Ellis Rd PUBLICATION NOTICE it’s a bit complicated, but it seminary hoping to become a us. One was with Allan Funt Westminster, MA 01473 To all persons interested in the above captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner amounts to being in the right priest, but he left the priest- the producer of Candid Camera. 2008 DODGE AVENGER, GRAY Joanne M. Foster of Wheatland, WY a Will place at the right time. hood, headed for show busi- We actually wrote skits for him Vin: 1B3LC76M08N162878 has been admitted to informal probate. Mark McCormack In September of 1956, I ness, and stayed friendly with and appeared in a few of them Joanne M. Foster of Wheatland, WY has 238 Howe Street been informally appointed as the Personal started my freshman year at the Cardinal. The show went off ourselves. One of the other Methuen, MA 01844 Representative of the estate to serve without Boston State College (now part without a hitch. Bob did several contacts that the Cardinal 1999 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE, RED surety on the bond. of U. Mass Boston). The people minutes of standup and then made was with Otto Preminger, Vin: 1J4GW68N4XC578833 The estate is being administered under informal procedure by the Personal Repre- I met were quite different than imitated several radio and TV the Hollywood producer/actor Deirdre R Hammonds sentative under the Massachusetts Uniform my pals from the street corners greats of the day, Jack Benny, who had a New York offi ce. To Box 2118 Probate Code without supervision by the Court. Oak Bluffs, MA 02557 of East Boston, and to under- George Burns, Red Skelton, begin with, Preminger set us Inventory and accounts are not required to be ſNGFYKVJVJG%QWTVDWVKPVGTGUVGFRCTVKGUCTG stand them better, I got involved and a few others. When he was up with Alka Seltzer. Bob and I 2002 LAND ROVER FREELANDER, RED Vin: SALNY22232A202474 entitled to notice regarding the administration with a lot of the school-based done, several acts of entertain- wrote and appeared in a com- Carols R Defreitas from the Personal Representative and can social activities that were at ment followed, hence the earlier mercial that was rather funny. petition the Court in any matter relating to the 59 Fountain St, #2 estate, including distribution of assets and hand. At that time, I fashioned hand out of the music which It showed in other parts of the Medford, MA 02155 expenses of administration. Interested parties myself as a comedian and did a now sat on a stand in front of country, but not the northeast. 2013 KIA OPTIMA, GOLD are entitled to petition the Court to institute Vin: 5XXGM4A78DG224403 formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- little standup at college socials. me. My mother, who was dying to minating or restricting the powers of Personal I hadn’t, as of yet, turned pro- George Mann, an Irish tenor, see it, sat up nights watching Ricardo Georges 23 Atlantic St, #1 Representatives appointed under informal pro- fessional as a musician and led off the next part of the show, for it, but the commercial never Lynn, MA 01902 cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, this was my baptism into show followed by a tap dancer, a doo did appear locally. can be obtained from the Petitioner. 2006 KIA SPORTAGE, BROWN Run date: 9/21/18 business, even though it was wop group, Bob Blasser again, One of the people close to the Vin: KNDJE723467225933 on an amateur level. I wasn’t and then a jazz selection from Cardinal was Jimmy Durante. John P Ryan bad, but there was another the orchestra. After intermis- He was a guest at a few of the 109/111 Tremont St, Apt 414 freshman who was much better, sion, Blasser came down the Bob Blasser shows. As a result, Brighton, MA 02135 Bob Blasser. He was good and I main isle of the theater with Bob, I and a few of the musi- Run dates: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28, 2018 convinced myself that I should a basset hound on a 20-foot cians in the band did a little stick to music, and I did. leash. He was dressed in formal traveling with Jimmy. His act A year or so after graduation, attire, like Reggie Van Gleason, in those days consisted of him- I was called by a band leader one of Jackie Gleason’s charac- self, Eddie Jackson, a member whom I had never worked for ters. As the audience roared, we of his vaudeville act from years but knew of through the busi- played Melancholy Serenade, earlier (Clayton, Jackson and Boston Harborside Home ness. He asked me if I was free the tune that usually intro- Durante), and the retired heavy on a couple of particular dates. I duced this Gleason character. weight champ of the world, Joseph A. Langone checked my book, saw that they Once he was on the stage, the Rocky Marciano. were in the middle of the week, dog decided to relieve himself, When we were back in New 580 Commercial St. - Boston, MA 02109 and told the man I was free. He a biological function which York, contacts were made for 617-536-4110 gave me all of the information had the audience roaring in us in Hollywood. Bob and I and said I would be the bass laughter. In Jackie Gleason’s went out together and called the www.bostonharborsidehome.com player in the pit band for the voice, Blasser made a couple of people who were waiting to hear Augustave M. Sabia, Jr. Trevor Slauenwhite Bob Blasser Show. comments regarding the dog’s from us. As a result, we began Evidently, their bass player public indiscretion, and the to go in separate directions. He Frederick J. Wobrock Dino C. Manca quit, and the band leader, show continued. When it ended, began to appear on the Jack Courtney A. Fitzgibbons Frank Martelli, got my name we serenaded the people as they Benny Show, the Red Skelton from his trumpet player, Frank exited the theater. After all the Show, the Jonathan Winters Biondo, whom I had known folks were gone, Bob Blasser Show and the Art Linkletter from my Boston State days. came over to me and both of us Show. He got me bit parts on A Service Family Affi liate of AFFS/Service Corporation International When I arrived at the theater reminisced about our days at the Skelton and Winter’s shows, 206 Winter St., Fall River, MA 02720 Telephone 508-676-2454 where the show was to take Boston State. but I was told that my face place, I had a big hello from The next thing I knew, I was was too pretty for comedy or Biondo who introduced me to part of the band permanently. too sinister … I could take my Martelli. Once I met the rest Bob had told the leader that we pick. It seemed that Hollywood of the musicians, I realized were old friends and he wanted wasn’t for me, so it was back to we had all heard of each other me to stay on and do all of his Boston and New York, contin- through the business, but I shows. Well, for the next couple ued work on a Masters degree, had never worked with any of years, just about all of his played music on weekends of them. Martelli gave me the shows were during the week and taught school in Boston music for the acts and a verbal and I could do them. Again, Monday through Friday. walk through for the things most all were for Cardinal Some of the contacts I made Blasser would be doing, and Cushing. After the end of the in New York paid off and I twenty minutes later, the show second year, Frank, the band began to get more bookings in began. leader, and Bob, the producer, music there on weekends than When Bob Blasser walked had a disagreement which I here. Dad was thrilled that I on stage, I saw that it was the won’t go into, but Frank quit. was making it in New York. same comedian I had known at Bob asked me to take over as Babbononno was happy that I Boston State. Before he began music director for his shows. made the musician line in the the show, he introduced some- I said yes, and the next thing family three generations in a one I knew of rather well, Arch I knew, we had a Sunday eve- row. But, unbeknown to most, Bishop Cardinal Cushing. The ning variety show on one of the the Hollywood bug had bitten Cardinal made a short speech Providence, Rhode Island TV me and I wanted to try my hand, to the crowd and after it I knew stations. As I got more involved, not at comedy, but more serious the reason for the show. It Bob asked me to be his partner acting, but that’s a story for seems that when a young man in the production department. another time. from one of his parishes was From this point on, whenever GOD BLESS AMERICA killed in Vietnam, he would he met with the Cardinal, I was put a scholarship together in part of the meeting process as that serviceman’s name, and a partner. The opinions expressed by our columnists and contributors are not necessarily the same as those of The Post-Gazette, — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST— its publisher or editor. Photo THE submissions are accepted by the Post-Gazette provided they are clear, original Johnny Christy photos. 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• News Briefs (Continued from Page 1) EXTRA Innings President Trump is plain crazy Oh, by the way, he also and we need to use the 25th offered up the notion that by Sal Giarratani Amendment on him. Everything today’s booming economy under bad is his fault. If it’s good, President Trump was actually Cora Sick of P.R. Politics island and not each other or All-Star Billy O’Dell credit Obama! Recently, Bob done by himself after 2009, Last week, Red Sox Manager making talking points. Passes Away Woodward who has been dining when he brought the country Alex Cora dipped into a lit- Growing up I had a family He wasn’t a really big name out on Watergate for nearly 45 back from the economic brink. tle political criticism over connection to Puerto Rico and in baseball back when I was years now, says in his new book Fake News, all of this baloney Hurricane Politics. I agree with the City of Rio Piedras. One of a kid, but I do remember him. that Trump has the intellect of from Obama-land! him that the last thing the my uncles married in Puerto Billy O’Dell won 105 games in a a 5th or 6th grader. However, the End Quote people of Puerto Rico need is Rico following WWII. I had an 13-year baseball career. O’Dell rest of the Fake News paranoids “You don’t make money politicians hammering at one Aunt Blanca and still have two went straight from college at think Trump can make hur- in politics except if you’re a another. The battles between Puerto Rican-Irish fi rst cousins. Clemson in South Carolina to ricanes appear out of thin air. crook.” President Trump and the Mayor I was very concerned last year the then brand-new Baltimore Thank God — President Harry S. Truman of San Juan Carmen Yulín for my relatives down there. Orioles in 1954. He pitched He Isn’t Still President Cruz, have become legendary Much went wrong last year there until 1967. He was twice Recently, former President LEGAL NOTICE since on September 16, 2017, in the aftermath, but much named an All-Star and was MVP Obama was back in the news when Hurricane Maria nearly went right, too. Politics got of the 1958 game after retiring for his outrageous remarks Commonwealth of Massachusetts destroyed the island of Puerto nasty and that did not help at nine straight batters in the AL at a speech delivered at the The Trial Court University of Illinois. He dis- Probate and Family Court Rico. all. We should learn from what 4-3 victory. He also pitched for Middlesex Division Recently, that mayor started happened, we don’t need folks the Giants, the Braves (both in missed the outrage over the 208 Cambridge Street bashing Trump all over again throwing knuckleballs at each Milwaukee and Atlanta), and September 11th massacre in East Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 as the hurricane’s anniversary other! then the Pirates. His best year Benghazi as the result of a approached. Trump in return As Cora said, “We will never was 1962, when he went 19-14 “wild conspiracy theory” per- Docket No. MI17P0129EA tweeted back that she was know how many, how many we for the Giants, who went to the petuated by conservatives and CHESTER L. FAY “totally incompetent.” Both of lost. I hate that people make it World Series that year against Republicans. As Adriana Cohen CITATION ON PETITION FOR penned in The Boston Herald, Instructions them are acting like children! a political issue. This is about the Yankees. For the Giants, To all interested persons: Both need to grow up and think human beings.” he pitched in a rotation that “Talk about #FakeNews.” A Petition has been fi led by David J. about all the poor people on the Amen to that! included Juan Marichail and Radical Islamist terrorists Ferguson Personal Representative of the Estate of Chester L. Fay requesting that Jack Sanford. For his career, he attacked the U.S. consul- this Honorable Court issue instructions as to went 105-100 with a 3.29 ERA ate in Libya and the nearby whether to pay the proceeds to John William annex taking the lives of four Fay’s children under the provisions of Mas- and 50 saves. sachusetts Uniform probate code or under the Happy Birthday To ... Americans. We all watched on Residuary Clause (article Third) of the will of Former Red Sox Pitcher Roger TV as those four fl ag-draped Chester L. Fay. caskets arrived at Joint Base You have the right to obtain a copy of the Moret (69). Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Boston Red Sox on Verge Andrews in Maryland two days You have a right to object to this proceed- Of Win Record after the attack. Their deaths ing. To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a were not part of any made-up written appearance and objection at this Court By the time you are reading before 10:00 a.m. on October 10, 2018. this, the Boston Red Sox may conspiracy theories. This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- have broken their own win Those four Americans were line by which you must fi le a written not killed by right wing conspir- appearance and objection if you object to record. Have they passed the this proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely 1946 record (104-54) or their ators but by radical jihadists. written appearance and objection followed 1912 record (105-47)? Seems Apparently, Obama must think by an Affi davit of Objections within thirty (30) this is a time of destiny. More we are all just plain stupid or days of the return date, action may be taken suffering from amnesia. What without further notice to you. excitement this year since the Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., 1967 Impossible Dream team else explains his attempt at re- First Justice of this Court. (92-70), which were expected writing history? Date: September 12, 2018 to fi nish out of the running, but Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate %CPVGTDWT[5VTGGV$QUVQP/# ended up giving birth to Red Run date: 9/21/18 RRH Sox Nation. KPHQ"UVOKEJCGNEGOGVGT[EQOYYYUVOKEJCGNEGOGVGT[EQO LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate and Family Court The Trial Court 208 Cambridge Street Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate and Family Court Cambridge, MA 02141 The Trial Court The Trial Court The Trial Court 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 Cambridge, MA 02141 Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Docket No. MI18P4382EA 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 Docket No. MI16P2401PM Estate of (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 PATRICA K. SHOTWELL CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF Also known as Docket No. MI16P5508EA Docket No. MI18P4535EA Docket No. MI18P4357EA CONSERVATOR’S ACCOUNT PATRICIA KENDALL SHOTWELL Estate of In the matter of Estate of Estate of Date of Death July 27, 2018 THERESA C. PICARD MARY T. McCUE CHARLES E. GAFFEY, JR. ROBERTA A. 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Persons interested in the estate are entitled to notice interested in the estate are entitled to notice interested in the estate are entitled to notice or both. The above-named person has the interested in the estate are entitled to notice regarding the administration directly from regarding the administration directly from regarding the administration directly from right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make regarding the administration directly from the Personal Representative and may peti- the Personal Representative and may peti- the Personal Representative and may peti- this request on behalf of the above-named the Personal Representative and may peti- tion the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the person. If the above-named person cannot tion the Court in any matter relating to the estate, including the distribution of assets estate, including the distribution of assets estate, including the distribution of assets afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at estate, including the distribution of assets and expenses of administration. and expenses of administration. and expenses of administration. State expense. and expenses of administration. Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., Witness, HON. EDWARD F. DONNELLY, JR., First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. Date: September 4, 2018 Date: September 12, 2018 Date: September 17, 2018 Date: September 12, 2018 Date: September 10, 2018 Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Run date: 9/21/2018 Run date: 9/21/2018 Run date: 9/21/2018 Run date: 9/21/18 Run date: 9/21/2018 POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 PAGE 15 46th Annual Reunion of the Friends of the North End (Photo by Rosario Scabin, Ross Photography) On Saturday, September 15th, the Friends of the North End celebrated its 46th annual reunion at the Sons of Italy Hall in Winchester. A wonderful and heartwarming ambiance per- meated the hall as old friends convened to reminisce about a cherished boyhood and growing up in a truly unique neighbor- hood. Victor Passacantilli served as emcee delivering a short address to the hungry guests as they awaited a fine meal served by Spinelli’s Caterers of East Boston. Each year Donna Greer and her staff successfully strive to please the discerning gourmands from the North End; gourmands who are still searching for a meatball that their mothers and grandmoth- ers prepared each Sunday. Gus Pesaturo delivered an appropri- ate essay about fraternal friend- ship and also blessed the meal. Music was provided by John Spinale who is North Ender, Joe Testa’s, son-in-law. The winners of this year’s Coppola Challenge were Vinnie Amican- gelo and Mario Di Leo. They correctly named the owners of Frank’s Restaurant and Bar at the corner of Hanover and Til- eston Streets as the D’Ippolitos, “Tony Jay,” Coogie Lupo and Benny Fuccillo. They were pre- sented the Woz Award in the form of gifts provided by Ralph Del Gaudio of Boston Gift Shop in North Square. One of the more toughing moments of the evening was when Frank Colvario spotted Ron Contrado. They hadn’t seen each other since their Caddy Camp days over 55 years ago. This weekend Frank and Ron- nie will be golfi ng together once more during Uncle Fred’s Open at Maplewood Golf Course in New Hampshire. Sincere thanks go out to Victor Passacan- telli, Sam Viscione and Arthur “Sonny” Lauretano for helping to make the 46th a memorable reunion.

Gus Pesaturo delivered an appropriate essay about fraternal friendship and also blessed the meal.

MC Victor Passacantilli pres- ents Sammy Viscione with the book Learn American Sign Language PAGE 16 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 21, 2018 Boxing Ringside HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Richard Preiss WITH BOBBY FRANKLIN A REALLY ROBUST door and it’s a closet. I thought RECORDS REPOSITORY — we were going through there. When Eddie Ran into Ingo’s Toonder That’s what the NHL has just We weren’t. I walk in, she closes revealed as the 2018-2019 the door, locks it, and calls Machen vs. Johansson Took Place 60 Years Ago regular season approaches the somebody. I was like, oh, man, What Really Happened? doorstep with the fi rst games I’m in one right now. She told that count coming your way on me to sit down. I said OK. I sat of Patterson losing. He had heard Johansson was October 3rd. down. Then she started to ask another slow moving European heavyweight who The new internet site — me what I was looking for. She would pose no threat to Floyd. His undefeated records.nhl.com — marks the brought out clothes and suits. I record would make good copy for publicity, and fi rst time all NHL records will was a little nervous about that a win over Machen would give him number one be available in one place — one — just me, all by myself. But contender status, a status none of Patterson’s rather than spread out through she was a kind lady. It worked previous challengers had ever come near to a number of publications put out well. I got out of there alive.” having. out by the league. According to Marchand added that he The story gets really interesting here. Machen a press release, it “is the new bought a number of items for travels to Gothenburg, and is knocked out in one home for offi cial league records himself as well as for friends round. Word in the States is Machen took a dive. and history, including team and and family members. “I got some Movies of the fi ght were not distributed here so individual regular season and stuff for myself, my wife, and the rumors were easy to believe. It wasn’t until Stanley Cup Playoff records, kids. I’m stocked for like the next decades later that footage of the bout made its milestones, trophy and NHL 15 years with gifts.” Ingo decks Machen way to the U.S. Draft histories and more.” PROMOTING THE BRAND Looking at it, you see that not only did The site brings a number of IN ASIA — There certainly is In 1958, Eddie Machen was the leading con- Johansson legitimately kayo Machen, he nearly these aspects to life through nothing wrong with the NHL tender for the heavyweight championship held killed him. At the opening bell, both fi ghters came historic photographs and videos attempting to gain a foothold in by Floyd Patterson. Machen was undefeated out tentatively. of classic moments in NHL his- the Asian market. It will con- and held victories over such men as Joey Maxim Machen was standing straight up in a tory. Perhaps most importantly, tinue to spread the NHL message (twice), Nino Valdes, Bob Baker, and Tommy classic boxer’s stance throwing left jabs. the numerous categories can be in China by playing preseason Jackson. Of course, having a strong claim to a Johansson was moving very quickly on his “dynamically updated” on a daily games there for six of the next title shot during their reign of Floyd Patterson feet and circling Machen while pawing with basis — meaning the records are eight years. was a sure way of never receiving one. The leading his left jab. About a minute into the fi ght Ingo current as one views them. But there is a cold reality that contenders of the day were routinely bypassed in landed a tremendous right hadn’t that dropped This means, of course, that all the goodwill can’t overcome. favor of inferior opposition. Machen. Machen struggled to his feet and was something went by the wayside. It’s the geography and the vast While the top contenders included men named dropped again by an Ingo right. He went down It is the venerable NHL Guide & difference in time zones between Liston, Valdes, Pastrano, and Folley, Patterson’s hard but managed to get to his feet. The fi ght Record Book, an annual publi- the U.S. and China. manager Cus D’Amato opted instead for bouts should have been stopped here, but the cou- cation consulted on a regular For example, the time differ- with the likes of unranked Roy Harris, Pete rageous referee let it continue. Machen was basis by writers, broadcasters, ence between Boston and Beijing Rademacher (he was making his pro debut in driven to a corner and sank half way down while bloggers, and faithful fans. is 12 hours. That means that the his title shot), Brian London (whose ticket to Johansson pummeled him mercilessly. The As a media member who vast majority of the Bruins home Patterson was a loss to a young Henry Cooper), referee stood idly by. Finally, Machen fell to the thought highly of the NHL Guide, games, which start shortly after and Tommy Jackson (Patterson had already canvas unconscious. It was as brutal a knock we will miss its physical pres- 7:00 pm in the Hub, would actu- defeated him before becoming champion). out as you will see. ence. Yes, there really is some- ally be shown live around 7:00 It was truly a dark time for the heavyweight It looks as if this proves the fi ght was not thing to be said about holding am in Beijing where it would championship. fi xed, right? Well, no. The fi ght could have been a publication in your hands actually be the next morning. Meanwhile, over in Sweden a young star was fi xed and at the same time, Johansson could — as we do every day when And those few afternoon starts making some waves. His name was Ingemar have legitimately knocked out Machen. You see, we purchase at least two (and in the Hub would actually be Johansson and he was undefeated. Ingo was Machen would have been planning on losing a sometimes more) print edition post midnight face-offs in China. scoring knockouts with a lethal right hand that ten round decision. He would fulfi ll his end of the newspapers. Not exactly the optimal times was known as “Ingo’s Toonder.” His record was bargain and eventually get a title shot, though But as Dan Diamond, the pub- that lead to a growth of a fan impressive but not his opposition. He had won I very much doubt that would have happened. lisher of the Guide noted, “once base. Remember, wasn’t one the European Heavyweight Championship when At the same time, Ingo proved to be much better the fi rst games are played, play- of the major reasons that the he kayoed Franco Cavicchi in the 13th round. than anyone believed and he was too much for ers’ statistical panels continue to NHL would not go to the Winter His other notable wins were a 10 round deci- Machen. His Toonder was the real thing. It ends evolve.” These, plus team stats Olympics last February was sion over Brit Joe Bygraves, a one round kayo up Machen was knocked out before he could and just about every statistical the huge time zone difference of Hein Ten Hoff, a 5th round knockout of Henry throw the fight. category can be continuously between the U.S. and South Cooper, and a decision win over American Archie Now, another question arises. If D’Amato updated as the regular season Korea — and the small pool of McBride. None of these opponents were near was so hell bent on avoiding serious competi- and playoffs progress. fans that would stay up to watch the quality of Machen, Liston, or Folley. Also, tion for Floyd, why would he now agree to have Or as the NHL chose to word it: games that began at 3:00 am Johansson had not been seen by fans in the U.S., him defend against Johansson? Not only did “the site expands on the book’s back in the U.S. so he was truly an unknown quantity. On top of Johansson prove he could fi ght, he also showed offerings, organizing records into What is possible is to try to this, ever since Tommy Farr had given Joe Louis a he had one of the hardest right hands in heavy- logical and sortable categories grow the game at the grassroots very tough go of it in his title challenge, European weight history. D’Amato would have taken and presenting expanded lists of level in China, with the hope that Heavyweights had not been taken seriously. Patterson and run for the hills to get away from record holders. Unlike the book, some players in the future may What happens next in the heavyweight division him. If things had followed, their usual M.O. it it will update with each game’s be able to make the jump to the is something that is worth looking into. It is 1958, would have been Machen who would have been results to present the most cur- NHL. But the time zone differ- and we have Eddie Machen as the top contender. more likely to get a title shot after having been rent information.” ence remains a major challenge He is undefeated in 24 fi ghts with 15 knockouts. destroyed. BRAD MARCHAND IN CHINA: in the attempt to grow an NHL In any other era, he would have received a well- I believe D’Amato never saw a film of the SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES fan base. deserved title shot. But the title is now controlled Machen vs. Johansson bout. He believed Machen AND SLIPPING AWAY — The Europe is a much more likely by D’Amato and he is having nothing to do with lost as planned, though made his exit sooner Bruins forward, who wrote sev- option for the NHL. While there signing Floyd to fi ght a serious opponent. Machen than expected, and still figured Johansson was eral blog entries for NHL.com is a time difference (5-6 hours, now signs to fi ght number two contender Zora an inferior opponent. Looking at how D’Amato while the team was in China, depending on location), it is a Folley, another deserving contender. The two fi ght managed Patterson it makes no sense he would mentioned a visit to the Silk much more manageable one as to a draw. Meanwhile, Patterson bypasses both have signed to fi ght Johansson after what he did Market in Beijing. is the distance by plane. In addi- men and takes on Harris and London instead. to Machen. This was one time when D’Amato After a one-hour visit, he had tion, many players from Europe A disgrace! outsmarted himself, as Ingo took the title from to go but promised he would and Russia already play in After the Folley fight, Machen is offered a match Patterson in his next fi ght. Not only did he win return a second time after he the NHL. As we recently wrote, against Ingemar Johansson in Sweden. The fi ght the title, but he destroyed Patterson in much the saw some hunting gear as he a typical trip by plane from doesn’t make any sense for Machen other than way he did Machen, only in this bout it ended in was leaving. the East Coast of the USA to it would be a decent payday, but number one the third round. Upon his return “I actually Beijing can take about 17 hours contenders do not look for decent paydays, as There is one fi nal question that begs to be was pulled into the basement nonstop. the ultimate payday is winning the crown. Why answered. If Machen was going to take a dive and put in this room and locked We could foresee the day would he take on an unknown quantity such as anyway, why didn’t he just stay down after the in this room for an hour,” wrote sometime down the road when Johansson in Ingo’s hometown and risk every- fi rst knockdown? That’s easy to answer. Machen Marchand. “The lady asked if I the NHL might place a franchise thing, while having nothing to gain? was a pro with tremendous heart. He was seri- wanted to see all the new cloth- or two in Europe. We can’t envi- For years, it was thought Machen took a dive ously hurt when he went down the fi rst time. It ing and everything they had in sion such a scenario for China or in the fi ght. When I was young that was the word is likely he no longer knew where he was and stock so I said “Yeah, sure.” anywhere in Asia. The geography among all the knowledgeable fight people. The began fi ghting on instinct and his instincts were Marchand said he was then is just too vast (literally halfway story was that D’Amato’s people, and he had those of a courageous fi ghter. If you look at the invited to go to the warehouse around the globe) and the time some very shady people around him, had told fi lm of the fi ght, you will see Machen sitting in his and he accepted the invite. zone difference is too great (at Machen that if he lost to Johansson they would corner after being stopped. He is seen mouthing “So I walked with her to this least 12 hours). guarantee him a title shot later on. This was not the words “What Happened”? When his seconds elevator in the back room, went The NHL might be able to grow unprecedented. Jake LaMotta had agreed to such respond you can read his lips again and see him down — it must have been three the game in China and sell more a deal when he fought Billy Fox. He threw the saying “Really?” fl oors — into the basement. We logoed products in a nation of fi ght and did get a title shot in return. And what did really happen? We’ll never know get out, it’s all dark, back alleys. 1.4 billion people. Those are Why would D’Amato want Ingo to win? In Ingo, for sure, but I think the evidence backs up my She leads me to this metal reasonable goals for the league he saw the potential for a big draw with little risk theory. beaten-down door. Opens the to set its sights on.