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Celebrating Our Anniversary! 116 Years of Continuous Publication One hundred and sixteen years ago, an Italian immi- grant who arrived in Boston when he was only 16 years old saw the realization of his fondest dreams, to establish an Italian language newspa- per that would be the genu- ine voice of the increasing flow of Italians to the United States. The boy was James V. Donnaruma, the news- paper was LA GAZZETTA DEL MASSACHUSETTS which is now published in English as the POST-GAZETTE. James Donnaruma (right) with colleagues in the offices He remained at the helm of La Gazzetta del Massachusetts, 231 Hanover Street, James V. Donnaruma - Founder Caesar L. Donnaruma of this well-known publica- in 1913. (Post-Gazette file photo) Publisher - 1896 to 1953 Publisher - 1953 to 1971 tion until his demise in 1953 at which time his son, advantage of America’s free in many ways when Ameri- Caesar, took over the reins education while learning the can presidents, senators, of running the now famous process of citizenship. We de- congressmen, governors and national weekly newspaper voted pages and pages to that other officials praised the located in the North End of very mission! work of the newspaper in Boston. Caesar was loyally The GAZZETTA became, in times of war and peace. The assisted by an ingenious a way, a sort of guide, so newspaper had to fight vig- wife, Phyllis, who assumed to speak, the go-between that orously against all forms of the role of publisher in brought American political discrimination in employ- 1971, as one the nations life to the Italian immigrant. ment and immigration laws, first Italo-American women Many times our people were yet on the issue of loyalty and publishers. Upon Phyllis’ sent unknowingly to work in patriotism, there was never death in October 1990, their places subject to a strike and any question. daughter, Pamela, continued were therefore exposed to The Italian immigrants the tradition as the third physical violence on the part after a long period of confu- generation publisher of the of strikers ... in time, the sion, which was often be- POST-GAZETTE. situation changed as they wildering, accepted in full The GAZZETTA, as it was learned more about the new the American concept of Phyllis F. Donnaruma Pamela C. Donnaruma properly called, was very land of opportunity. school, church, and state and Publisher - 1971 to 1990 Publisher - 1990 to Present short in financial means The Italian immigrant has become part of this demo- but had a large vision, to was a hard worker, a thrifty cratic society, bringing to it As we celebrate our anniversary, give its readers a better man, a family man. He all the qualities the Italians we would like to thank our advertisers and and wider understanding had pride. As a family their always possessed as builders, between two countries. The goal was to build a future in dreamers, organizers, fight- subscribers for their loyalty throughout the years. so-called Italian Colony, or America. The GAZZETTA ers, artists, inspired teach- We couldn’t have come this far without you! “La Colonia,” had to face a stressed on these virtues. ers and defenders of Italo- complexity of problems and We began to publish an all- American ideals. the GAZZETTA had to under- English section which be- Throughout the United stand the slow and hard came a real forum, discuss- States and in Boston, espe- transition of men who, in ing many problems, criticiz- cially where freedom be- News Briefs most cases, had been en- ing discriminating laws while gan over 200 years ago, by Sal Giarratani gaged in agriculture in the advocating Americanization the GAZZETTA or the POST- home country. Here, they and responding to commu- GAZETTE has played a vital were to work in construc- nity needs such as the Red part in history. Perry Coming to Bay State tion, factories and restau- Cross appeals. Today, the University of Texas Governor Rick Perry, a potential 2012 rants, eventually emerging A typical Horatio Alger Minnesota and the Univer- presidential GOP candidate has an upcoming as small storekeepers and story could be repeated by sity of Florence in Italy have date to speak in Boston. He will be delivering finally the professionals, thousands of immigrants compiled all of our issues the keynote address at the Pioneer Institute’s heads of business enter- and their American-born from the first to its current Better Government Competition Awards on Sep- prises and eventually to children who became an publication on microfilm for tember 13. With the current field of GOP candi- become industrial leaders, integral part of this great future generations, thereby dates so weak, Perry could very well be the GOP heads of state, people to be country, fighting in its wars recognizing the POST- nominee next year with a better-than-good respected by others. and facing every national GAZETTE’s historical contri- chance of beating the incumbent. If America was to some a crisis. It would be impossible, bution to this country and Keating vs. Ciccone bitter disappointment, to space wise, to enumerate the development of our Recently, in the Boston Herald U.S. more it remained a great ad- the many initiatives taken unique culture to the people Represenative Bill Keating reportedly alluded to venture full of excitement. by our publication from its in- on these shores. a state Senate race years ago when Keating tried There were new ways to ception as “LA GAZZETTA” to We continue to bring to topple then Senate President Bill Bulger and be learned as well as its present-day format as the to our readers the incredible sign-holders from outside the district arrived in new institutions. There “POST-GAZETTE” in its 116 stories of Americans from support of his Senate opponent. He reportedly were speculators and ex- years of uninterrupted pub- coast-to-coast who are the seemed to think Whitey was financing the sign- ploiters to be fought, a lication. We never missed an “Builders of America.” We “padrone” system needed to issue, even when the going salute these great men and (Continued on Page 15) be destroyed. There were was very hard. women who have made a churches to be built and The moral reward, over the unique contribution to our above all, immigrants took years of hard work, came country and heritage.

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by David Trumbull

“Free” Trade Deals are Bad for Massachusetts by Steven J. D’Amico, guest columnist, OTHO filling in for David Trumbull Marcus Salvius Otho, the Lusitania (present Portugal), had happened, but declared Even after losing 682,000 They empower foreign cor- seventh emperor of Rome and recovered the mistress. that he had been carried jobs to NAFTA, and 2.4 mil- porations to haul us before was also the eighth Caesar. Poppaea Sabina is the off by the soldiers and forced lion to China, Washington a secret trade tribunal when- He was born on April 23, woman that was kicked to to accept the rule. Strangely continues in its blind faith ever they think a law or 32 A.D. and during his early death by Nero at a later time enough, once he had estab- that somehow these trade regulation makes it harder childhood was so wild and because she complained lished himself on the deals are good for us. This for them to do business here. unruly that his father often about the emperor spending throne, he repaired and re- summer Congress is ex- These “investor state en- had to discipline him by flog- too much time at the chariot set many of Nero’s damaged pected to take up three new forcement” provisions have ging. Later in his adult years races. statues, reinstated many of trade deals — with Korea, been used to attack public he pretended love for an Otho performed his ap- that emperor’s administra- Panama and Colombia. interest laws ranging from older but influential woman pointed task with remark- tors, and appropriated about These trade pacts, like those gambling regulation to in the court of Nero and used able moderation and integ- two and one half million dol- before them, are bad for ground water protection. her to worm his way into the rity for about ten years. lars for repairs or renova- American workers, bad for A recent World Trade Orga- emperor’s good graces. It is During the final months of tions of Nero’s Golden House. our domestic economy and nization ruling means we said that either because of Nero’s reign Galba appeared About the time that all of bad for democracy. might soon lose the right to similarities in character or to be the people’s choice as this was happening, the Let’s look at the impact on know where our food comes immoral interests, Otho a successor, and Otho chose Roman legions that were in just one industry — textiles. from — they ruled against became a favorite of Nero the opportunity for revenge Germany swore their alle- In recent years Korea has our country of origin label- and this contact helped him by supporting the cause of giance to Vitellius. As soon carefully targeted $21 billion ing law — claiming it gave to keep informed on all of the Galba. Otho gave gifts of as this news reached Otho in government subsidies in U.S. food producers an unfair imperial plans and secrets. money to many soldiers, he persuaded the Senate to order to capture a larger advantage. If the ruling Their closeness was such missed no opportunity to flat- send a delegation to inform share of the technical tex- stands, you won’t know that Nero and Otho even ter or shower his attention Vitellius that an emperor tile industry, which supplies whether the scallops at your shared the same mistress on dignitaries, and when had already been selected high-tech fibers for areas local market come from who was named Poppaea Galba ascended the throne, and to negotiate a peaceful like aerospace and health Georges Bank or China. Sabina. She had been sepa- considered himself to be the settlement. It soon became care. This is an industry still The Economic Policy Insti- rated from her husband and prime candidate for adoption clear that Vitellius would dominated by U.S. manufac- tute found that Massachu- was living with the emperor. by the new emperor. Galba, have no part of Otho, and tures. The trade deal would setts, New Hampshire and For some unexplained rea- however, selected a man marched his legions toward immediately remove tariffs Rhode Island collectively lost son she was turned over named Piso. There were at Rome. With characteristic for Korean imports entering 27,300 jobs to NAFTA and to Otho who seduced her, least seventeen men named rashness Otho decided to the U.S. but would gradually another 98,900 to China. arranged a fake marriage, Piso who had attained vary- engage the forces of Vitel- phase out tariffs on U.S. Which makes it all the and shortly thereafter they ing degrees of fame during lius in a decisive battle as goods entering Korea over more troubling that our fell deeply in love. Otho then ancient times. This unfor- soon as possible and was five years. This will create Senators, both John Kerry refused to let Nero or his tunate heir to the Roman victorious in three minor an immediate 15% competi- and Scott Brown, have come messengers near her, even Empire was named Piso clashes. Finally, as peace tive advantage for most out strongly in support of the when the emperor stood at Liciuianus and enjoyed his talks were about to begin, Korean textiles and other Korea, Colombia and Panama Otho’s front door, demanding heirdom for only four years Otho’s defenders were products. free trade agreements. Sure the return of his mistress, while Otho induced the treacherously attacked and How many American jobs they can quote estimates of the door was slammed in his Praetorian Guard to rise defeated, and this is when he will be lost? According to the theoretical job gains to jus- face. The crafty Nero then against Galba and to assas- decided to take his own life National Textile Associa- tify their positions. But all of annulled the marriage sinate him. in order to avoid further tion, 40,000 in textile and the statistics and studies which he thought to be Shortly after Galba’s death, bloodshed. related industries alone. In that were trotted out to jus- genuine, appointed Otho to Otho entered the Senate After exchanging good- all, according to the Eco- tify NAFTA, the WTO and a the office of Governor of and briefly explained what byes with relatives and burn- nomic Policy Institute, the host of other bad trade deals ing personal papers Otho put pending Korea and Colom- proved to be wrong. So will a dagger under his pillow and bian trade deals are likely to these. slept soundly that evening. cost us 214,000 jobs. Had enough? Tell your Happy Anniversary At daybreak he stabbed him- These unfair trade deals Congressman and Senator self under the left breast and undermine our democracy was dead at the age of thirty- in other significant ways. (Continued on Page 14) CARLO eight, after only ninety-five days of reign. Otho was Continued Congratulations BASILE (Continued on Page 10) STATE REPRESENTATIVE on a Job Well Done 1ST SUFFOLK DISTRICT Happy Anniversary Judge Joseph Ferrino & Mrs. Joseph Ferrino DIAMONDS and the ROLEX Congratulations and ESTATE JEWELRY Bay State Chapter FREEDOMS FOUNDATION Bought & Sold Judge Joseph V. Ferrino (ret.) John Gillis, President Jim (617) 263-7766 Founder/Exec. Director President Best Wishes Jewelers Exchange Building

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HappyAnniversary CITY COUNCILLOR TONY Congressman John F. Kelly, AMBUTO MIKE CAPUANO Executive Director REVERE CITY COUNCIL - AT LARGE POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011 Page 3 5th Annual Sacred Heart Festival Pamela Donnaruma, Publisher and Editor 5 Prince Street, P.O. Box 130135, Boston, MA 02113 — Big Hit Again — 617-227-8929 617-227-8928 FAX 617-227-5307 leadership. He’s been at the Sacred Heart for over eight e-mail: [email protected] years now and keeps the Website: www.BostonPostGazette.com parish vibrant. The Festival raised over $12 thousand for Subscriptions in the United States $30.00 yearly parish youth programs. Published weekly by Corporate benefactors this Post-Gazette, 5 Prince St., P.O. Box 130135, year were the East Boston Boston, MA 02113 Foundation, Celona enter- USPS 1538 – Second-Class Postage paid at Boston, MA prises, Cora Electrical Ser- POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the vices, Clear Channel, POST-GAZETTE - P.O. Box 130135, Boston, MA 02113 Massport and Suffolk Downs. On Friday night, there was James V. Donnaruma Caesar L. Donnaruma Phyllis F. Donnaruma an adult watermelon Eating 1896 to 1953 1953 to 1971 1971 to 1990 contest. I wasn’t there for it Vol. 115 - No. 29 Friday, July 22, 2011 but I heard things got a little juicy on stage. Speaking of OUR POLICY: To help preserve the ideals and sacred traditions watermelon, who ever heard of this our adopted country the United States of America: of a street vendor who didn’t To revere its laws and inspire others to respect and obey them: bring enough lemon slush? To strive unceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty: This is so Italian. I ended up In all ways to aid in making this country greater and better eating watermelon slush than we found it. and it was, well, just okay but a poor substitute for lemon slush. Next year, GUEST EDITORIAL Tavares bring lots more lemon slush. DEMOCRATS WILL REGRET CROSSING SENIORS This year they were danc- Tavares is tops in my group. Finally, thought I re- ing in the parking lot dur- They put on a show bringing sembled John Travolta on by Edward P. Shallow ing the 5th Annual Sacred energy both to the stage and the dance floor. I didn’t have from the Washington Examiner Heart Festival on Paris to the audience. a chance on the mechani- Washington gets $200 billion a month, Social Security Street. Remember that old Kudos to DJ Damien from cal bull; my bones are too old costs $50 billion a month and Obama is threatening to song about loving Paris in Soundz Unique who emceed for it in 2011. Forty years ago starve Grandma? the spring time, summer, and also to Father Wayne that would have been a President Obama told CBS News today that he “cannot winter and fall well, the who brings Sacred Heart Par- whole different story. guarantee that those (Social Security) checks go out on same goes every July over ish alive with his active See you next year! August 3rd if we haven’t resolved this issue. Because on a stretch of Paris Street there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do in East Boston. it.” Saturday night’s musical However, wait a minute. If Washington receives about assemble was just fantastic $200 billion in monthly revenues and sends out roughly with three of my personal fa- $50 billion worth of Social Security checks and the same vorites. Beawolfe, East Coast amount of Medicare payments, why is Obama claiming Acappella and one of the hot- the checks may not go out? test soul groups of all times. Isn’t $200 billion minus $100 billion still $100 billion? Tavares Beawolfe a local fa- Obama is playing the demigod, that is why. Pure and vorite is back together again simple. He is trying to scare seniors into making pan- after splitting up. This clas- icked calls to their congressional representatives beg- sic rock band began back in ging them to do whatever Obama and the Democrats want 1972. What can you say in order to keep the checks coming. about East Coast Acappella? This is demoguery of the worst sort because Obama They are great at what they Beawolfe has to know that what he is saying is false. When you do as in doo wop. Listening (photo by Deanna@DeannaPhotography) and I say something we know to be false, it is called a to them brought back “lie.” memories of the late 50’s Regarding TV ads, how about the one in which seniors and early 60’s when rock and Happy Anniversary are urged to call their representatives in Congress urg- roll was still young. ing them not to cut $100 billion from Medicare. Finally, there’s Tavares. from I further researched this issue and what I found will They put on a great show to surely encourage seniors to form a resolution against watch, listen to and boogie AL NATALE Obama and his Democratic party. right off stage. I was out Here is what my research revealed: Obama took $500 there looking like John billion from Medicare to fund ObamaCare. This abomi- Travolta with my soul nable act, just short of being criminal, enabled Obama searching moves. Last year the festival brought in The and His (Continued on Page 15) Stylistics who were good but CLASSIC SWING ORCHESTRA

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with Ben Doherty THINKING FinanciallySpeaking OUT LOUD by Sal Giarratani MIXED MARKETS A late rally lifted stocks on $3.6 million. James Capital sporadic interaction. They Trying to Squeeze the Stress Out Friday, lifting the markets Group fell in active trading found workers handled cases Most of us can battle stress Two days ago, I came from the worst week in a as investors continue to exit more quickly and infor- time to time. We can get across an old card someone year. Italy was the last coun- when its 20 largest stock and mally, produced better moody about some event we sent me a while ago to cheer try to head for a fiscal calam- bond mutual funds lost an results than following the dread attending. We can get me up. At the top of the card ity, joining Portugal and estimated $95 million to employee handbook or obey- stressed over hot and humid it said, “Life is improvisa- Greece in the European client withdrawals of $18.5 ing management’s emailed summer days when eight tion.” Thought about that for community to hove prob- billion in the past seven instructions or emails. They hour work days seem like a couple of seconds, but I still lems. The S&P500 losses quarters. In the last quarter encouraged employees to twenty-four hours. A little don’t remember what I was were down 2.6% for the as investors sold Japan’s talk more openly during while ago, I was squeezing a going through, but it must week, like worst week since funds in June when its in- breaks. The device, a small stress ball just to relax at have been visible enough to August of last year. Google vestors had pulled $14.5 bil- piece of paper, recharged work for a few moments. get a card mailed to me over shares reported record sales lion from mutual funds in daily. Sociometric Solutions I just came back to work it. and profits with earnings of the last quarter. is a very profitable Venture from vacation where I man- I work for the State De- $8.74 versus $5.73 last year Shares of staffing agencies Capital firm. Rhode Island is aged lots of time at pool side partment of Mental Health beating analysts’ projec- including Monster.com slid the largest investor. The and working on my Sicilian and have been since 1972. tions. BHP Billitron Limited’s as there was barley any hir- founder and chairman Curt tan. I don’t read newspapers You learn a lot being around agreement to buy Petro- ing in the last month, as Schilling poured $20 million or watch much TV either. I mental health all the time. hawk Energy for $12.1 bil- only 18,000 new jobs opened of his own money into the can relax better without I’m no Type A personality, lion in cash, a 61% premium in June. Fewer openings company. In case you forgot, those distractions. I missed but I can get the blues and to its stock price lifted other mean companies have less Curt Schilling was the that whole rumble by first have been known to act out producers including South- of a need to use websites pitcher who helped the Red base involving a pitcher who a time or two. The other day western Energy producers, a such as Monster.com. Sox win the 2004 and 2007 apparently pushed David I was laughing while watch- Houston-based natural gas The digital dog tag World Series and is a die- Ortiz’s buttons. Big Papi ing a video of a children’s company as a possible that Watertown-based Socio- hard gamer. The company doesn’t want to be anyone’s movie entitled “Antbully.” It takeover target along with metric Solutions past out to won several awards at the daddy. When a pitcher tells was a cartoon movie about a several other companies, employees gauges how Gaming Conference. With him he’s dragging, he takes kid who gets bullied, so he caused sales to compound in much they talk to other em- Reconing and Corpanarus the truth personally. takes his stress out by kill- these companies. South- ployees and move around launching in 2012, the com- Hey, Whitey’s back and ing ants. The ants decided western Energy rose 3.62% during the day and who you pany is expected to be very that mom down in Orlando he needs a shrinking down on this news. On the nega- talked to. When a consultant profitable by 2013. walks out of court scot free. to their size to see life from tive side, Game Stop Corp., comes to a company, they People are concerned Nancy Grace is still all bent the ant’s perspective. He fell 3.5 points. The NPD look at charts and do inter- about what they expect to out of shape over the jury’s lives among them and Group report said sales of views to see how people re- get from Social Security. verdict. I just go with the learns their ways. When he’s game hardware, including act over a period of time. You can take an early pay- flow. I haven’t been that con- asked how humans work to- handheld games fell 4% to They are useful for tracking ment at 62, you get a cerned over Bulger for 16 gether, the boy says not that reduced early payment, but years and the jury’s verdict well suffering from an “every if you wait until age 70 the is final. Move on to some- Happy 116th Anniversary monthly check is higher. thing new for Pete’s sake. (Continued on Page 15) People are asking if they should take an early pay- KIWANIS CLUB ment or full retirement at OF EAST BOSTON age 70, your check will be much higher. If the woman Marisa Di Pietro, President at 50 years old makes P.O. 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WINTHROP ART VIEWING PARTY The East Boston Elder Service Plan’s The East Boston Elder Service Plan, part of Center in Winthrop is pleased to host a the national network of PACE (Program very special Art Show and reception on for All Inclusive Care of the Elderly), one July 27th 4:00-7:00 PM from . The Art of many programs available in Winthrop Connection has brought 27 original and through the East Boston Neighborhood unique art pieces to the Elder Service Health Center, has joined with the Art Plan’s Winthrop PACE Center. The pieces Connection, a not-for-profi t agency include traditional landscapes, seascapes dedicated to providing original art work and abstracts. Each piece has been to those who otherwise may not have personally dedicated by the artist or a access to art in their lives. Dr. Dean J. Saluti trust for the artist. Donations are welcomed to continue to support the Elder Service Plan’s activities program, the Winthrop PACE Center and events President Renaissance Lodge, OSIA The Art Show is free of charge. Please join and projects like these. us in this special community celebration. & Majorie Cahn 52 Bay State Road, Boston, MA 02215 The Winthrop PACE Center is located at 26 Sturgis Street 617-367-3161 East Boston Elder Service Plan POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011 Page 5

S imple TIMES . . . Happy Anniversary by Girard A. Plante

The Catholic community in deciding arbitrarily to message to American of the Archdiocese of Boston close churches and sell them Catholics has proven reso- took another hit as six to the highest bidder drives lute and perplexing. churches became the latest the closings. Don’t protest church clos- victims of Cardinal Sean These are America’s ings. Definitely look the O’Malley’s wrecking ball. churches, not Europe’s. other way without question- Effective Monday, July 18th, Americans built the Catho- ing why our collective pock- the following churches were lic churches across our na- ets are picked by Vatican “deconsecrated:” St. Francis tion with their own money. officials. And never tell the Xavier Cabrini in Scituate; Many parishioners built pope and his closest confi- Our Lady of Lourdes in with their own hands the dants that we American Revere; Our Lady of Mount churches, rectories, con- Catholics disagree with their Carmel in East Boston; vents and schools that for policy of plutocracy. St. Jeanne D’Arc in Lowell; generations educated mil- Tolerate the pope’s plati- Star of the Sea in Quincy; lions of people from all walks tudes. Offer up our parishes, and St. James the Great in of life. No money was offered some over a century old, and Wellesley. by the Vatican, nor did begin the healing from the Choosing which parishes parishioners seek monetary roiling priest sex abuse to shutter, Cardinal O’Malley handouts from the Holy See scandal. Parishes shuttered said he has reflected and in Rome. by Cardinal O’Malley, we’re prayed for divine guidance. Yet the Vatican swims told, will be used for commu- The larger issue that Cardi- in untold billions of dollars — nity agencies and meet the nal O’Malley fails to admit is an island unto itself in dire demand for housing. But that Boston area Catholics power and authority — while the reality is that some buy- recognize their churches’ America’s Catholic parishes ers re-sold properties for a closings are not merely one continue to be the primary profit. man’s making. And they cash cow for the Vatican’s “We are ready for a rumble know everything but divine vast operations. Their mixed in Rome,” responded Peter Borre, co-chairman of the Council of Parishes aimed at Happy Anniversary resisting church closings. Through “consultations” Happy Anniversary with various priests’ coun- cils, parishioners who lost their appeals to the Vatican 419 Broadway to end shuttering their par- ishes’, an online survey Everett, MA 02149 sent to diocesan Catholics www.everettbank.com and others active in pre- venting church closings, Member FDIC Cardinal O’Malley asserts Member SIF that they recognize the time has arrived to heal and accept the realities of fewer Tanti AuguriHappy per Columbus il vostro Anniversario Day priests, less Catholics at- tending Mass, and rising ex- penses from a dramatic drop Happy Anniversary in the collection basket. “What I have heard from these consultations is that NOBILE INSURANCE we have reached a point as MICHAEL F. NOBILE, CPCU a community of believers ALBANO F. 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The Blessed Martyrs of Compiegne What’s Wrong with Technical Training? by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari by Sal Giarratani The Martyrs of Compiegne, the sixteen nuns were guil- Angelique Roussel, Anne Our competitive economy too often is measured on obtain- also known as the Sixteen lotined at what is today Piedcourt, Catherine Soiron, ing a college degree, but nearly 25% of U.S. students do not Blessed Teresian Martyrs of known as Place de la Nation Therese Soiron, The mar- finish high school. Lots of students on a yearly basis drop- Compiegne were sixteen in Paris. The Nuns were tyrdom of the nuns was im- out. They have little interest in academics, but are often Carmelite Nuns caught up buried in a common grave at mortalized in the opera Dia- quite competent in electronics or auto repair. Hey, I have a in the French Revolution. In the Picpus Cemetery, where logues des Carmelites by bachelor’s degree but Joey, the guy who fixes my car makes 1789, the French National a single cross today marks Francois Poulenc. a mint more than me. My mechanic owns his own business Assembly suspended all mo- the remains of not only the In 1902, Pope Leo XIII de- and has five employees working for him. He provides a valu- nastic vows. In 1790 the nuns but 1,306 victims of clared the nuns Venerable, able service for all of us who need him for our vehicles. Revolutionary government the guillotine representing the first step toward canoni- However, have you heard? Federal funding for vocational ordered a group of Carmelite only a small number of the zation. They were later be- and technical education is at a grave risk. Reportedly, Presi- nuns who lived in a monas- many who lost their lives atified by Pope Pius X in May dent Obama seems set on making it a priority to raise over- tery in Compiegne to dis- during this period. The 1906. Their feast is cel- all academic standards and college graduation numbers and band and their monastery Carmelites were Madeleine ebrated on July 17. seems intent at shrinking the existing small amount of fed- was closed. In 1794, sixteen Brideau, Marie Claude eral spending for vocational training in our public high of the nuns were accused of Brard, Anne Mary Thouret, schools. This aid comes mostly in the form of Perkins grants. continuing to live in a reli- Marie Trezelle, Elizabeth Happy gious community; they were Verolot; Marie Croissy, The Obama Administration proposed a 20 percent reduc- Anniversary tion in its fiscal 2012 budget for career and technical educa- arrested on June 22. Marie Dufour, Marie tion. The only real alternative to public schools for career On July 17, 1794 in the Meunier, Marie Hanisset, from training are those profit-making technical schools we see closing days of the Reign of Rose de Neufville, Annette on TV commercials, where students spend a lot and end up Terror led by Robespierre, Pebras, Madeleine Lidoine, deep in debt. Ten percent of students in higher education attend such technical schools. ATTENTION ATTORNEYS Too many students are being left behind. Often these stu- dents are at risk to end up doing low-skill work relying on The POST-GAZETTE newspaper is a paper brawn and not their brains. With the economic downturn of general circulation. upon us, these jobs are the first to go often where pay scales are lower. We are qualified to accept legal notices Salon Our president wants more young people to earn college from any court in each town that we serve. degrees which he believes leads to more employment and International more personal wealth. His goal as stated is to produce the LEGAL NOTICES highest proportion of college graduates in the world by 2020. (617) 567-7386 However, forgetting technical education is a big mistake as For information on placing a Legal Notice less than a third of all 25 to 29 year olds in America earned in the POST-GAZETTE, please call (617) 227-8929; at least a bachelor’s degree last year. or mail notice to: POST-GAZETTE, 85 Lubec Street The U.S. educational policy should not forget about tech- nical training. When the president rides in Air Force One, P.O. BOX 135, BOSTON, MA 02113 East Boston, MA 02128 he needs a pilot. When he’s riding in his limo, he needs a Attn: Legal Notices driver. When the limo doesn’t go, he needs a mechanic. U.S. educational policy must consider all aspects of educa- tion in order to prosper, shouldn’t it? Happy Anniversary Are you, or someone LAW OFFICES OF you love, an older adult FRANK J. CIANO GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW whose needs are changing? DIVORCE • WILLS • ESTATE PLANNING • TRUSTS CRIMINAL • PERSONAL INJURY • WORKERS COMP. 617-354-9400 The Elder Service Plan helps older adults stay in our community and live in their own homes, for as long as possible. As a Medicare-approved Si Parla Italiano Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), we provide the 230 MSGR. O’BRIEN HIGHWAY • CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 02141 individual care that allows each participant to live with dignity and respect in the place they call home.

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James DiStefano, State President The Elder Service Plan is available to individuals 55 years of age or older who live in East Boston, Winthrop, Everett, Chelsea, or Revere, qualify for nursing facility level of care as determined by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and have the ability to live safely in the community with services provided by the Elder Service Plan. You may request disenrollment at any time. Your effective date of disenrollment will be the first day of the month following receipt of your request. Please be aware that you cannot disenroll from the Elder Service Plan at a Social Security office. All services must be provided by or authorized by the PACE Interdisciplinary Team (except emergency services). PACE participants may and the State Council be held liable for costs for unauthorized or out of PACE program agreement services. H2223-2010-001 POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011 Page 7 Mrs. Murphy . . . As I See It 2011 NORTH END Only in America just another old man that needs some new blood and a ... The country is needs to be prosecuted. The shot in the arm. Residents FEAST DIRECTORY becoming the land FBI is really playing this up! have had enough of the old of the lunatics. There’s been other harden boys club! Rumors are most People are told criminals that haven’t gotten of City Hall is voting Dan what to eat, what they can this much hoopla from law Rizzo, (Or are they?) Let’s see LUCIA and cannot buy (example: enforcement. He’s 81! Does what happens in Novem- R I S T O R A N T E & B A R light bulbs) and how much the FBI think he really cares ber!!!! ... Traffic is unbearable energy to use and what stores that he’s caught? He hid un- during peak hours on Route to boycott! Government wants der their noses for years. Now One. 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Con- and give the book pushing a ponderance of evidence could Hanover & Battery Sts. gratulations to the owners of break. The Oprah Winfrey not get Casey Anthony (a the new restaurant that show I believe was the first Sunday Procession 1 pm household name) convicted. opened in Central Square on to go that route. There are But lies set her free! What an nd MADONNA DELLA CAVA August 12, 13, 14 July 2 called El Paisa. We zillions of authors, everyone example for others to follow! wish the restaurant good for- wants to get on the book band Hanover & Battery Sts. Did the jury want to go home tune and lots of luck. He’s al- wagon ... If you’re into tennis Sunday Procession 1 pm quickly??? There was no logic ready doing a good business! the Boston Lobsters began behind their thinking. A Heard the food is good by their opening season Tues- MADONNA del SOCCORSO August 18,19, 20, 21 woman who never reported those who have eaten there. day evening, July 5th at the North, Fleet & Lewis Sts. (Fisherman’s) her daughter’s death, hid the ... The mayoral race in Revere Radisson Ferncroft. They body in a swampy area and Sunday Procession 1 pm is heating up. George Rotondo drew a large crowd. Good luck walked out a free woman hav- has a good chance of winning Lobsters, I hope you have a ST. ANTHONY August 26, 27, 28 ing time served on lesser against Dan Rizzo. Revere very successful season ... Endicott & Thacher Sts. charges is a mockery of jus- Sunday Procession 12 pm tice. Is she FREE? I think not. She owes millions to the Happy Anniversary ST. LUCY August 29 State of Florida for the evil Monday Procession - Endicott St. 5 pm and fraudulent stories she LAW OFFICE OF created. She not only dis- carded her daughter’s body DIANE J. MODICA SEPTEMBER like a little rag doll, but tried to bring her father and Diane J. Modica Michele M. Modica ST. ROSALIE September 11 brother down with allega- Procession Only - North Square 1 pm Attorney Attorney tions of sexual abuse. 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Saturday 10 am Rosario Cascio, President Lawrence, MA Frank Ciano, Esq., First Vice-President Maria Capogreco, Second Vice-President and Treasurer FEAST OF THE THREE SAINTS September 2,3,4 Dorothy Maio, Corresponding Secretary Saints Alfi o, Filadelfo and Cirino Kirby-Rapino Allyn Christopher, Recording Secretary Common & Union Sts. Memorial Home Lino Rullo, Scholarship Fund Executive Sunday Procession 3 pm Vincent Fazzolari, Scholarship Chairman 917 Bennington St. Dr. Stephen F. Maio, Chairman of the Board Cambridge, MA East Boston www.pirandello.com SS COSMAS AND DAMIAN September 10 - 11 617-569-0305 Warren and Cambridge Sts. Info: Call 617-354-7992 Dino C. Manca Happy 116th Anniversary Funeral Director TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING/PUBLISHING A Family Service Affiliate of AFFS/Service Corp. 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1920s. Her picture is on the wall on the stairway up to the second floor. NEHGS President & CEO Brenton Simons, Dinner Chair- “The food is traditional person Susan Sloan, Honoree Ken Burns and Honorary New England fare such as Chairs Carolyn & Peter Lynch, left to right, at the Four seafoods oysters, clams, and Seasons Hotel. (Photo by Roger Farrington) lobsters, as well as poultry, The New England Historic ebrates its 185th anniver- baked beans, steak and Genealogical Society hosted sary. America’s “oldest res- chops. The toothpick was its annual dinner at the taurant” will be featuring “Ye said to have been popular- Four Seasons Hotel, with a Olde Luncheon Specials,” ized in America starting at special guest and honoree, birthday cake and surprises the Oyster House.” the Emmy Award-winning “street side” all day. ……. Looking ahead: On documentary film director This is the Milano fam- Thursday, September 15, Ken Burns. ily’s 40th year of proprietor- The Massachusetts Broad- More than 250 members ship. Congratulations and casters Hall of Fame pre- and supporters attended the Best Wishes! For further sents a “Gala Awards Cer- event, which raised $100,000. information about the res- emony and Luncheon” According to NEHGS Presi- taurant, be sure to visit hosted by WBZ 1030’s Jordan dent and CEO, Brenton www.unionoysterhouse.com. Rich, inducting fifteen of Simons, moneys raised were We found the following Massachusetts’ most popu- to be used to rebuild the information on Wikipedia: lar and respected radio and Society’s Newbury Street “Ye Olde Union Oyster The Union Oyster House (America’s oldest restaurant television broadcasters into will celebrate their 185th Anniversary on Wednesday, front entrance and garden. House, open to diners since rd the Hall of Fame. The project was recently 1826, is the oldest restau- August 3 . They will feature “Ye Olde” Luncheon Specials The event is scheduled completed. Next week, we rant in the United States of $1.85. from Noon to 2 p.m. at the will be publishing photos America. It is located at likely in 1704. Before it be- history as diners including Marriott Quincy Hotel, 1200 from the ribbon cutting 41-43 Union Street in Bos- came a restaurant, Hopestill the Kennedy clan and Daniel Crown Colony Drive, Quincy ceremonies. ton. The building was listed Capen’s dress goods busi- Webster. (Exit 18/19 off Route 3 at the ……. On Wednesday, as a National Historic Land- ness occupied the property. “Perhaps most surprising, Braintree split). August 3rd we are all invited mark on May 27, 2003. In 1771 printer Isaiah in 1796 Louis Philippe, King For more information, call to join the Milano family as “The building itself was Thomas published his news- of France from 1830 to 1848, 617-969-5678 or 617-763- the Union Oyster House cel- built prior to 1714, most paper, The Massachusetts lived in exile on the second 0109, or visit www.mass Spy, from the second floor. floor. He earned his living by broadcastershof.org. All tick- “With such a long and teaching French to young ets will be held at the “Will Happy Anniversary illustrious history, the ladies. America’s first wait- Call” table during registra- Union Oyster House has had ress, Rose Carey, worked tion on the day of the event. MODERN PASTRY SHOP, INC. its share of famous people in there starting in the early This year’s Honorees in- ITALIAN & FRENCH PASTRY Cakes ~ Confectionary ~ Candies Happy Anniversary from 257 Hanover Street, Boston, MA 02113 Tanti Auguri (617) 523-3783 20 Salem Street, Medford, MA 02155 (781) 396-3618 387 Chelsea Street WWW.MODERNPASTRY.COM J. PACE & SON CENTRAL, INC. East Boston, MA Italian Specialties 75 Blossom Court, Boston, MA 617-227-6141 • Fax 617-227-6201 617-567-9539 Happy Anniversary J. PACE & SON DOWNTOWN, INC. Catering Experts www.jeveli.com One Federal Street, Boston, MA 617-556-8253 • Fax 617-556-8256 KELLEY SQUARE PUB J. PACE & SON, INC. Italian Specialties 84 Bennington Street 325 Main Street, Saugus, MA 781-231-9599 • Fax 781-231-9699 East Boston, MA 02128 J. PACE & SON, INC. Happy Anniversary 42 Cross Street, North End, Boston, MA 617-567-4627 ◆ 617-567-3080 617-227-9673 • Fax 617-778-0497 J. PACE & SON UPTOWN, INC. All the glory that was Rome ..... Pompei 1 Park Lane, Boston (Seaport District), MA Fax: 617-567-0800 857-366-4640 • Fax 857-366-4648 Function Room Available for Private Parties

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general manager Tom McAuliffe; popular long-time producer and broadcaster Ken Meyer; and former co- anchor of Chronicle and news NEHGS’s David Allen Lambert, left, with Jean & Richard anchor, Mary Richardson. Carlson. (Photo by Roger Farrington) Also honored will be sev- eral deceased members of nual induction event in Sep- told “there’s something for the broadcast media: early tember,” noted Art Singer, everyone in the family.” TV newsman Jack Chase; President of the Mass. Visitors will get to enjoy TV and radio columnist Broadcasters Hall of Fame. and support the bounty Anthony LaCamera; pio- Massasoit Community of regional artists, farmers neering talk show host from College in Brockton is the and organizations and the ’40s and ’50s Sherm location of the permanent strengthen communities by Feller; the first female an- Mass. Broadcasters Hall of purchasing locally crafted nouncer in Massachusetts Fame exhibit. The Massa- and grown goods. Bill & Pembroke Kyle view the architectural drawing of radio history, Eunice Randall chusetts Broadcasters Hall of Learn to grow garlic, press NEHGS’s new entryway. (Photo by Roger Farrington) Thompson; founder of WNAC Fame is an incorporated cider, mill lumber, grind (today’s WRKO) and the 501(c)3 organization and has grain, and go solar. Nourish clude pioneer sports/talk Natalie Jacobson; visionary Yankee Network John an nineteen-member Board yourself through chef demos, radio host Eddie Andelman; TV and radio executive Paul Shepard III; and Boston of Directors, consisting pri- glorious garlic cuisine and 32-year WBZ-TV News vet- LaCamera; Tom & Ray Red Sox long-time sports- marily of broadcasters and the wondrous wood fired eran Charles Austin; Emmy Magliozzi, aka Click and caster Ned Martin. other media professionals. bread oven. Celebrate with award-winning news re-por- Clack the Tappet Brothers of “I can’t think of more ……. Mark your calendars music and entertainment ter, commentator and hu- Car Talk on WBUR-FM and qualified individuals for the for the “Festival that Stinks on two solar powered stages morist Dick Flavin; 35-year heard nationally on NPR; Hall of Fame than this – The 13th Annual North and throughout the rolling WCVB-TV news anchor radio station owner and year’s inductees. They rep- Quabbin Garlic and Arts Fes- fields. resent achievement at the tival,” on October 1 and 2. There will be more than highest levels of radio and Follow your heart (and nose) fifty free presentations and television, at the commu- to this fall destination in Happy nity, regional and national Orange, Mass, where we are (Continued on Page 13) Anniversary levels. We can’t wait to Gather, Dine and Relax honor them at our fifth an- “Take a look around, check out the colorful cocktails, the sleek Still Here . . .Happy Anniversary furniture, the creative cuisine. So where are we? The Back Bay? Beacon Hill? Not even close. We’re at Ecco in East Boston … Happy Anniversary This neighborhood newcomer is wowing the crowds. – Maria’s Pastry Shop Phantom Gourmet Review Homemade Pannetone and Nougat Candy 107 Porter Street, East Boston, MA for Reservations and Additional Information 46 Cross Street, Boston, Massachusetts 617-561-1112 or www.eccoboston.com FREE PARKING Happy Anniversary

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It’s one BENDING ALL THE RULES come “Mad, Mad Men” teach- the perfect relationship — role models from his past and hysterical ride with plenty of (DVD) ing emotions on Madison until both learn their visas present. With this founda- uninhibited comedy along Lionsgate Avenue, or emergency room are set to expire. Elena and tion, Adrian seeks out the the way. (1 hr. 40 mins.) Smart, sexy and free-spir- doctors helping letters in “A’s Carlos devise a plan to get importance of fatherhood, ited, Kenna (Colleen Porch) Anatomy?” Hilarity ensues! their green cards by swap- and to define himself as a BARNEY’S VERSION drifts from one boyfriend to Education mixes with enter- ping partners with their man, ultimately bringing (Blu-ray + DVD) the next, leaving any rela- tainment in this special set best friends, Betty (Ashley him face to face with his own Sony Pictures Home tionship that threatens to that includes both recent Wolfe) and Mike (McCaleb biological father, John. 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With his father, SESAME STREET Malik and Jazmine are up his hands and feet as he lay Except, that may not happen Izzy (Dustin Hoffman) as SPOOFS VOL. 1 & 2 to their old tricks. Leave it dead, while others slew quite yet — not until she his sidekick, Barney takes (2-DVD) to Ella, Pop’s ever-loyal wife, themselves beside his wrestles with a solicitous us through his long and Warner Home Video to smooth things out in this coffin. bride-to-be, an obsessed gloriously full life, played Sesame Street has always inspiring series that con- NEXT ISSUE: Vitellius POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011 Page 11 NSTAR, North End Against Drugs, Inc. and The Nazzaro Center Present Beach Boys nd 22 Annual North End AT SOUTH SHORE MUSIC CIRCUS Family Pride Week IN MEMORY OF ROBERT “BOBBY D” DeCRISTOFORO PRIDE WEEK EVENTS MONDAY, AUGUST 1ST by City Councilor Salvatore 6:30 PM LaMattina — “One World — N.E.W.N.C. - Emilie Many Stories,” North End Pugliano/Bobby D., Neigh- Branch Public Library, borhood Family Boat Cruise 25 Parmenter Street: Kids of - Long Wharf. Space is all ages welcome!! Light limited! To sign up call JR refreshments provided by at 617-880-9901. Pre- S.T.E.P., Inc. registration required. All 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM ages (under 16 with parent) Bake Sale & Eggplant welcome. 6:00 pm boarding Sandwiches - ABCD North The Beach Boys return to the South Shore Music Circus, time. End/West End Service Cen- 130 Sohier Street, Cohasset, MA for another summer of ter, 1 Michelangelo Street. fun and sun on Saturday, August 13, 2011. The ND TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 Call Mary Romano for more quintessential all-American band, the Beach Boys wrap 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM shop, Paul Revere Mall. All information 617-523-8125. their harmonies around the lyrics of songs like no others National Night Out — Paul ages welcome. Rain or shine. All proceeds to can, all the while conjuring up images reminiscent of benefits NEAD Programs. De- Revere Mall (Prado) Hanover 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM beaches and bikinis, sun and surf, woody wagons and licious baked goods and egg- Street. BBQ, DJ, Candle North End Jamboree — “A waxed down boards. It’s a show the whole family will plant sandwiches. Ceremony, Face Painting, Drug Prevention and Educa- enjoy. To purchase tickets or view a complete listing of Balloon Art, NEMPAC, Boston tion Program” for parents and 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM events log onto www.themusiccircus.org. Police, Church Bells, Kids children. Sponsored by The Boston R.O.C.K.S. Sports Krafts, Suffolk County DA, North End Health Center, Night - Polcari Playground. MBTA Police, Suffolk County Polcari Playground. A play Sports fun with Al and Mikey ITALIAN EVENTS & PROGRAMS Sheriff’s Dept., Registry of written and acted by Nazzaro Fud — refreshments, ages Motor Vehicles, N.E. Kids Center Summer Camp Kids. 8-16. Karate Demo. Also, music by the Nazzaro ITALIAN RADIO PROGRAMS Dioguardi invites people to visit Center Band. SATURDAY, AUGUST 6TH “The Sicilian Corner” 11:00AM to her Boston studio at 450 Harrison WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3RD 1:00PM every Friday with host Tom Ave., Studio 223B, from 5 to 9 PM. 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM 1:00 PM Zappala and Mike Lomazzo and “The Ten new ‘Laundry Line’ paintings 7:00 PM Senior Citizens Bbq & Annual Little League Italian Show” w/Nunzio DiMarca based on Burano, Venezia, will R.O.C. Teen Saturday Big Band Concert - Nazzaro Family Game, Langone every Sunday from 10AM to 1PM be showcased. Marian Dioguardi Family Movie Night - Movie www.1110wccmam.com. was born and raised in the Italian- Center, 30 N. Bennet Street. Park. Parents vs. The Kids. “Italia Oggi” Sundays 1PM to 2PM American neighborhood of urban - TBD. DeFillipo Playground - Good food and great music. Sponsored by TD Garden and with host Andrea Urdi 1460 AM East Boston. She pursued her child- Gassy Park: Presented by Enjoy the sounds of Al The Boston Bruins. www.1460WXBR.com. hood ambition, art, only after a Pizzeria Regina. Natale’s Big Band Orchestra. “Dolce Vita Radio” DJ Rocco more traditional career in education 5:00 PM Mesiti 11AM-1PM Sundays 90.7 FM gave way to more colorful careers 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM 7:30 PM 21st Annual Lafesta Base- or online www.djrocco.com. including undercover investigations th 8 Annual N.E.A.A. Old- North End Women’s ball Tournament, Puopolo “The Nick Franciosa Show” Every and gem stone buying. For further timers Softball All-Star Soft-ball All-Star Game — Park, Commercial Street. Sunday at 12 Noon to 3PM on radio information please visit her website Game, Puopolo Park. stations WLYN 1360 AM and WAZN at www.mariandioguardi.com. Langone Park, Commercial North End vs. North Adams 1470 AM. BRATTLE THEATRE Street. All-Stars. Game #1. “Guido Oliva Italian Hour” 40 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH 8AM - 9AM every Sunday on MUSIC FOR MOVIES: NINO TH FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 TH WSRO 650 AM in Framingham ROTA CENTENNIAL - Thursdays, 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 and online at www.wsro.com. Now through September 1, 2011 - N.E.M.P.A.C. Interactive 11:00 AM 12:00 NOON - 4:30 PM “Don Giovanni Show” Saturday The Brattle Theatre is pleased to Vocal Performance Work- Puppet Show — Sponsored North End Family Pride mornings from 6AM-8AM and Sunday present the work of frequent Federico evenings 5PM-7PM on 950 AM WROL. Fellini collaborator and giant of cin- Day - Langone Park, Com- www.dongiovannishow.com. ema music, Nino Rota, who also hap- CongratulationsMAJOR SPONSORS mercial Street. North End “Tony’s Place” on MusicAmerica pens to celebrate his 100th birthday MAYOR THOMAS M. MENINO Health Center, Face Paint- WPLM FM 99.1 - Every Sunday night this year! Rota’s music appears in “My Summer in the City Grant Program” ing, Kiddie Rides, Museum of from 9 to 10pm on MusicAmerica host many renowned films including City Councillor SalvatorePost LaMattina, Gazette Congressman Michael E. Capuano, Science, Magic by World Ron Della Chiesa presents Tony's Fellini’s 8½, La Dolce Vita, Amarcord, Place on WPLM FM Easy 99.1. During and The Clowns, as well as The God- Senator Anthony Petrucelli, Representative Aaron Michlewitz Class Magicienne Sandra Ausonia Council Knights of Columbus #1513, NSTAR, Boston Police Area the hour Ron will feature recordings father Parts 1+2, Death On The Nile, Shields, Substance Abuse by his good friend Tony Bennett. Taming of the Shrew and many more. A-1 (G.R.E.A.T. 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Recipes from the Homeland by Vita Orlando Sinopoli

So what’s new? Flights into quiring most new vehicles COPYRIGHT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED and out of New York’s John sold in the U.S. to be battery- Baked Scallops F. Kennedy Airport were powered. Detroit estimates 1 pound scallops 2 tablespoons butter or delayed for several hours by that a 56 mpg requirement 25 Ritz- or Hi-Ho-type margarine a procession of sex-crazed would drive sticker prices up crackers crushed 2 tablespoons white wine turtles. More than 150 dia- by as much as $6,000 per In fact, scientists found that 1 tablespoon chopped Paprika mond-back terrapins took vehicle. Government officials parsley Salt over a runway as they say the new standards would nutrients in dairy products crawled toward their tradi- add only between $770 and actually counteract the Spread some butter or margarine at bottom of baking dish tional breeding grounds near $3,500 to the average price harmful effects of saturated (10" x 12" x 2"). Wash scallops and drain excess water. Place New York’s Jamaica Bay, forc- of a new car — far less, they fat. “Things like butter and scallops in baking dish. Blend melted butter into cracker ing airlines to suspend take- say, than what consumers cheese are very complex sub- crumbs. *Spread crumbs over scallops. Pour two table- offs and landings. “Running would save in fuel costs. U.S. stances,” says study leader spoons of white wine in a glass with two tablespoons of clam over turtles is not good for automakers have boosted the Dr. Stella Aslibekyan of juice or water. Sprinkle gently over cracker crumbs and them,” said a JetBlue fuel efficiency of their fleets Brown University. “We looked scallops. Sprinkle paprika over the cracker crumbs. Cover spokesman. “Nor is it good for by more than 70 percent at heart attack risk and dairy and bake at 400°F for fifteen or twenty minutes or until our tires.” since 1975. products in their entirety and scallops are the right consistency to serve. Wow! Over the last three Mother Superior Frances then looked at separate com- NOTE: *When preparing the above recipe for my husband decades, Americans went Fitzgerald, says, “It is simply ponents of those products, in- and me, I sprinkle garlic powder over the scallops before adding from eating an average of 3.8 remarkable how the apostle cluding fats, and it turns out the cracker crumbs and remaining ingredient. We enjoy the meals and snack a day to 4.9 Paul covered so much terri- the results are null.” Fur- garlic flavoring. a day. The average American tory and accomplished so thermore, her team suggests I often bake this meal in my heated toaster oven set on broil. now consumes about 2,375 much without a car.” that nutrients like calcium, I cover scallops with aluminum foil before placing in toaster calories a day — about 32 per- The great Tom Analetto of vitamin D and potassium oven. Broil for about eight to ten minutes. Then set the toaster cent more than in the 1970s. Medford, says, “Automobiles may protect the ticker oven to bake for the remaining time needed. The Agriculture Department continue to be driven at two against heart disease. The I serve mashed potatoes or rice pilaf along with French-cut says the average American speeds — lawful and awful.” researchers also found out beans and/or carrot strips topped with butter or margarine. eats 1,148 pounds of food a Kyle Waters of Swampscott, the intake of dairy of those year. Of course, a lot of it goes says, “No two people in a car who had coronaries was no to waist. can agree on which window different than those who Vita can be reached at [email protected] Carlo Scostumata, says, “A should be open — and how didn’t have heart attacks, lot of folks who are worrying much.” even among those people who about fat around the waist Reminder! Al Natale and consumed as much as 1¼ Congratulations on your 116th Anniversary ought to be worrying about fat his popular 16-piece Classi- pounds of dairy a day. between the ears.” cal Swing Band will be hav- Huh? Health experts say The astute and charming ing people swinging and sway- you can give yourself an in- Mattéo Gallo Lucille A. Monateaux, Office ing at the picturesque Piers stant energy boost in five Manager of East Boston Park, Sunday, July 31, at easy, natural and surprising ways. Smell citrus. Citrus Social Centers, Inc., thinks 6 P.M. Come and enjoy lis- o a great invention for dieters tening and dancing to the fruits like oranges and lem- o Appraisals would be a refrigerator that original musical arrange- ons are proven energy boost- Sales & Rentals weighs you every time you ments of Glenn Miller, Benny ers. Try squeezing a few drops into a glass of water for a mid- open the door. And handsome Good-man, Harry James, • John Roch, Business Man- Artie Shaw, Count Basie, day pick-me-up or inhaling Real Estate ager, reminds us, the truth Tommy Dorsey, Les Brown the aroma of a citrus-based essential oil. Exhale deeply! hurts — especially on the and other notable big bands. 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 Many of the body’s energy- bathroom scales. It was the music that cap- (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 Corny news! Corn prices tured the hearts of young sapping toxins can simply be have fallen sharply after U.S. Americans from 1936 to exhaled. For two minutes, farmers planted some 92 mil- 1945. The popular vocalist take deep breaths, then try lion acres, the second larg- Jim Barmante will be croon- exhaling all the air from your Best Wishes on Your Anniversary est corn crop in nearly seven ing some of the songs of that lungs. Do something nice. decades. If the harvest is famous era. “It will be truly a Random acts of kindness can 1st Generation strong, the abundant corn music event that will stir give you a psychological boost supply could eventually lead the hearts of people of all that manifests itself physi- Italian-American to a decline in food prices. ages,” says Natale. Be there! cally. Eat peppermint, the The aggressive Obama ad- Admission is free! See you smell of peppermint stimu- Vita Orlando Sinopoli lates the brain to be more ministration is asking the there! Look for me! Yes! Shares with us auto industry to double fuel Natale will include some of alert. Massage your hands. efficiency for cars in the U.S. the great Jerry Gray’s memo- Rolling a golf ball between a delightful recollection by the year 2025. Its proposal rable music arrangements. your desk and the base of of her memories as a child to raise the mileage standard Ah, Jerry Gray! Geraldo your thumb stimulates a sen- growing up in to 56.2 miles per gallon, up Graziano! East Boston’s con- sitive spot that will energize from 30.2 mpg today, would tribution to America’s swing- your whole body. What are Boston’s “Little Italy” you waiting for? Give yourself “cut the nation’s oil con- ing years! Special thanks to and a collection of sumption and carbon output Catherine Esposito of New some instant energy! significantly.” But the pro- Mexico for forwarding a rare Italian family recipes AMERICA IS A BEAUTIFUL posal has sparked resistance copy of a photograph featur- from the homeland. from U.S. automakers, who ing some of the bandleaders ITALIAN NAME are pressing for a fuel effi- of that era and including the ciency of between 42.6 and great Jerry Gray. The won- Great as Gifts 46.7 mpg. While the White derful Catherine Esposito is Happy Anniversary FROM MY BAKERY PERCH available on AMAZON.COM House and Detroit continue Jerry Gray’s first cousin. and in local bookstores — ask for to negotiate, environmental- Bless her! Ah, memories can Hard cover #1-4010-9805-3 ISBN ists are lobbying hard for the be all so delicious! Yet! All so Soft Cover #1-4010-9804-5 ISBN higher figure, arguing that sad! the federal government’s $89 Good news! Butter and billion bailout of the industry cheese do not increase heart required it to build fuel-effi- attack risk! New research cient cars. Carmakers con- proves dairy delights do NOT tend that the Obama proposal boost your heart attack risk Italia Unita, Inc. would have the effect of re- like we’ve been told for years. “Promoting Italian culture and the preservation of The Board of Governors of the Happy Anniversary Italian heritage.” DANTE ALIGHIERI SOCIETY 35 Bennington Street East Boston, MA 02128 Wish You a Happy Anniversary 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge, MA 02139 Tel: (617) 561-3201 Spencer DiScala, President Fax: (617) 569-2898 Steve Maio, Chairman of the Board Luisa Marino, Vice President of Cultural Affairs East Boston Social Centers Email: [email protected] Elvira Federico, Treasurer John F. Kelly, Executive Director www.italiaunita.org Pasquale Luise, President-Elect POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011 Page 13

• The Socially Set (Continued from Page 9)

I recently bought a new car were among my favorites and pers, Cushman Bakery and it came equipped with the ones I listened to. trucks, Fuller Brush sales- XM radio. I can now listen With the car radio pro- men, trucks delivering win- to hundreds of unwanted grammed to get the Old Time ter coal, others delivering stations that are available Radio station, I can listen to range oil or ice, junk dealers through satellite broadcast- a few of these old shows. canvassing neighborhoods ing. There are a few of the Unfortunately, back in the buying what you might throw stations that I can identify day, most of them were live out, fruit and vegetable with, and I programmed broadcasts and were never trucks selling their wares to them into the car’s radio. I recorded. Back then, you had grandmothers who bargained have a jazz station, another to record everything on the prices down, corner vari- called Strictly Sinatra and records. Wire recording didn’t ety stores where you could others that play music of the come in until the late ’40s buy loose cigarettes from Left to right: David Burnham, Jensie Shipley and Judy ’40s, ’50s and ’60s. I discov- and tape recording a few years men who wore white aprons Avery smile for the camera at the NEHGS Annual Dinner ered another that I had to later. Some of those shows and straw hats, barber shops held at The Four Seasons Hotel. program in, called Old Time made it to TV, but many died where you waited your turn (Photo by Roger Farrington) Radio. This station plays the in the ’50s, as radio changed for a haircut, boxes of soap radio shows made popular in to stay alive. As a result, with names like: Duz, Rinso activities, fabulous kids’ art, regional arts, agriculture, the ’40s through the demise many of those old shows, es- White, Supersuds, and each nature activities, and garlic health and energy projects. of traditional radio in the pecially the ones with low box had a surprise inside, games galore all weekend Log on to www.garlic ’50s. budgets, are forever gone. Saturday afternoon matinees long. andarts.org for the 2011 I was on the road the The first time I listened to at the local theaters where A volunteer committee of schedule of vendors, music, other day and I listened to The a ’40s show in the new car, I they gave away free comic friends and neighbors, and entertainment and games, Shadow, Abbott and Costello, became nostalgic and started books and showed a Tarzan the Seeds of Solidarity Edu- chef demos, renewable en- The Green Hornet, and Gang- to think about things that feature and ten cartoons cation Center, a non-profit ergy, local living and healing busters. I was enthralled with existed when I was a kid, that while you ate their ten cent organization, organize the arts workshops. the programs because they are gone forever. How many pop corn or five cent candy “North Quabbin Garlic and Enjoy! brought me back to my youth can you remember? Girls had bars, ice cream trucks that Arts Festival.” Supporters (Be sure to visit Hilda when I listened to radio every to wear ugly gym bloomers, it traveled the neighborhoods include the Forster/Stewart Morrill’s gardening Web site, day. I knew that Dad listened took five minutes for the in the early evenings selling Family, local businesses, www.bostongardens.com. to the news in the morning radio (and later the TV) to Popsicles and Fudgecicles for and more than 200 commu- In addition to events covered and Mom listened to The warm up, everyone’s mother five cents and chocolate cov- nity volunteers on the festi- and reported by the columnist, Romance of Helen Trent and was home when we kids got ered ice cream for ten, the val weekend. Festival pro- “The Socially Set” is compiled Our Gal Sunday during the home from school, nobody same cop walking his beat ceeds keep the event sus- from various other sources mid day, but the radio was owned a purebred dog, a quar- through your neighborhood- tainable and affordable, and such as news and press re- mine in the afternoons. I lis- ter was a decent allowance, and you knew him by name, support the festival’s com- leases, PRNewswire services, tened to the fifteen minute you would actually reach into the old man climbing his lad- munity grant program for etc.) serial episodes of The Lone a gutter to pick up a penny, der to light the gas lights on Ranger, Superman, Tom Mix, your mother wore nylons that your street at sun down, and Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch, came in two pieces and each if I go back farther, gasoline Bobby Benson and the B Bar leg had a seam up the back, rationing, as well as ration B, and Captain Midnight. all of your male teachers wore stamps for food. Wow, I could At night, especially during neckties and female teach- go on and on. the week, it was different. ers had their hair done every The other night, Loretta Mom and Nanna were always day and wore high heels, at a and I visited her uncle, Joe occupied with things. Dad gas station you got your wind- DeVito, a man in his early played music six nights per shield cleaned, oil checked 90s and a reader of this news- week and that left Babbo- and gas pumped without any- paper. He came from East nonno and me to listen to one asking and it was all free, Boston in the old days and we the radio. If he would head to and at that same station, you began reminiscing about all one of the store-front clubs didn’t pay for air and you got of the above and a few other that he belonged to, I was on trading stamps at the end, things that don’t exist any my own and didn’t have to laundry detergent had free longer. If I try to tell my kids share the radio. If that was glasses, dishes or towels about these long-gone as- the case, I had a mental list inside the boxes, the teach- pects of life, they make it NEHGS Annual Dinner Reception hosts Martin & Debby of nightly programs that be- ers threatened to keep kids seem as if we came from Hale, left, with Ken Burns. (Photo by Roger Farrington) gan at 7:00 pm, and ended back if they failed in school, outer space. I don’t despair, when Mom would yell, “John, a ’55 Chevy was everyone’s because when they have its bed time.” Here’s a partial dream car, cruising Revere their own children, they will Happy Anniversary list of what was on the radio Beach, watching the subma- tell them about life in the ’80s and the programs I listened rine races at Wood Island and ’90s and be treated the J.M. MECHANICAL SERVICES, INC. to: Charlie Chan, Ellery Queen, Park at night (La Mundanial), same way. Even though, back Plumbing • Heating • Gas Fitting • Fire Sprinklers • Backflow Preventers Nero Wolfe, Ozzie and Harriet, going steady, playing baseball in our youthful days, things COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL Philip Marlowe, Sam Spade, with no adults to help kids were simpler and more inno- 24 - HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE The Aldrich Family, Amos ‘n’ with the rules, playing tag, cent, don’t you think? Andy, Baby Snooks, Beulah, hide and go seek, relevio, (617) 561-4733 Bob and Ray, Bob Hope Show, stuff from the drug store GOD BLESS AMERICA JOSEPH P. MCNAMEE Bulldog Drummond, Boston came without safety caps, LICENSED & INSURED Blackie, Camel Caravan, Sgt. being sent to the principal’s MASTER PLUMBER LIC. #12760 m v D A Preston of the Yukon, The office was nothing compared Cisco Kid, Crime Does Not Pay, to what awaited you once you Happy Dick Tracy, Dr. Christian, got home, and … how many Ellery Queen, The Fat Man, The of you can listen to the Finale Anniversary Congratulations on your 116th Anniversary FBI in Peace and War, Fibber to the William Tell Overture McGee and Molly, Fred Allen, and not think of the Lone from Gang Busters, The Green Hor- Ranger. Boston Harborside Home net, Halls of Ivy, Inner Sanctum, As the ’50s progressed, Lights Out, It Pays to be Igno- things we aging kids took for Joseph A. Langone rant, Jack Benny, The Life of granted began to disappear: Riley, Life with Luigi, Lux Ra- candy cigarettes, wax coke- 580 Commercial St. - Boston, MA 02109 dio Theater, Martin Kane Pri- shaped bottles of colored vate Eye, Mr. District Attorney, sugar water, tonic machines 617-536-4110 Nick Carter, Our Miss Brooks, that dispensed glass bottles, www.bostonharborsidehome.com Phil Harris and Alice Faye coffee shops with tableside Show, The Shadow, Sky King, juke boxes where you could 296 Bennington Street Augustave M. Sabia, Jr. Trevor Slauenwhite East Boston, MA 02128 Spike Jones, Studio One, Sus- play a song for five cents, or Frederick J. Wobrock Dino C. Manca pense, Tom Corbett-Space Ca- six for a quarter … brands of Tel. 617.569.5000 det, Truth or Consequences, chewing gum called Black- Courtney A. Fitzgibbons Fax 617.569.1945 The Voice of Firestone, The jack, Clove, and Tea-berry, Whistler, and You Bet Your cigarettes named, Old Gold, E-mail: Life. This is just a partial list Pall Mall, Phillip Morris, Ra- [email protected] of the radio shows that could leigh, Chesterfield, daily Website: A Service Family Affiliate of AFFS/Service Corporation International www.eastbostonchamber.com be found every night on just milk deliveries in glass 206 Winter St., Fall River, MA 02720 Telephone 508-676-2454 about every station, but these bottles with cardboard stop- Page 14 POST-GAZETTE, JULY 22, 2011

• Simple Times (Continued from Page 5) The time has come, the walrus said, part of the continuing heal- American bishops to open TO TALK OF MANY THINGS ing and rebounding of 12 parochial churches for the archdiocese.” Despite Catholic worship.” of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings Cardinal O’Malley’s recent Jon Rogers, a parishioner by Sal Giarratani ruling vigils are ongoing of St. Francis X. Cabrini of at three of the six parishes. Scituate, promises that he CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL my family visiting friends around but Tony’s is the very Those reasons are the and numerous other Catho- IS COMING TO in Eastie. When the Mystic best. The price is right and same old tired refrain by lics shall continue the fight DOWNTOWN Bridge was built, ferries quality of food outstanding. Vatican officials who also to stop shuttering churches were no longer the first It is right across the street continently avoid the fact within Boston’s Archdio- choice of commuters cross- from the beach where you that many priests’ minis- cese. “We’re going to ignore ing the harbor. can take your fish over to the tries prevent them from daily this ... as we have for about While the South Boston seawall. Next time you’re out overseeing parishes tar- seven years.” Waterfront/Seaport District there, tell Roy and Sean, Sal geted for closing. A truism witnessed continues to grow and pros- says hi. Borre adds: “We are deeply throughout the Catholic per, East Boston is sputter- LATEST NEWS ON THE disappointed in the refusal Church’s history is that its ing along. Recently, City IRISH FRONT of Cardinal O’Malley to take faithful harbors hope that is Councilor Sal LaMattina told As a member of the Irish into account the landmark impenetrable by mere mor- a Boston Globe reporter, “I Social Club and as a nephew decision from the Congrega- tals. Adds Borre: “The fight love my neighbors in South of one of the organization’s tion of the Clergy ordering is on.” Boston but it’s time the city founding members, I was looked at East Boston. It’s glad to read the good news our time now.” State Repre- that at the June 26 mem- (Continued from Page 2) • Res Publica sentive Carlo Basile adds in, bership drive at the Club, to stand up for our families their campaigns. Go to the “South Boston is so hot, over 200 folks stopped by rather than the multina- American Jobs Alliance web everyone wants to live over and signed up. There is ob- tional corporations and Wall page, click on “take action Boston’s oldest commer- there, but we have a better viously still a place for the Street bankers that fund now.” cial building since 1718 is view.” Irish Social Club in 2011. I Steven J. D’Amico is a member of the American Jobs Alliance about to become a Chipotle There’s been hope over believe this proves that http://www.americanjobsalliance.com/ and a former member Mexican Grill restaurant. the years, but too often road- there is, indeed, enough of the Massachusetts House of Representatives from the Currently, the former Old blocks are blocking progress community support to save 4th Bristol District. Corner Bookstores at the on the East Boston side of the club from going out of corner of Washington and the harbor. Four projects business. School streets is vacant. have languished for years Kudos to City Councilor Happy Anniversary from Over the years, this building including The Portside at Matt O’Malley, State Repre- has hosted many things. I Pier One on Marginal Street, sentative Ed Coppinger and remember back as a kid in New Street on New Street, City Councilor John Con- the ’50s, it was City Plaza, Clippership Wharf at Lewis nolly for showing up at the which advertised “sliced Street and the Hodge Boiler membership drive and sign- crispy pizza” for 15 cents Works on Sumner Street. ing up too. Their support has EAST BOSTON COMMUNITY per slice. The building was The Boston Waterfront has been appreciated by mem- DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION restored in the ’60s by His- helped Charlestown, South bers of Boston’s Irish Ameri- toric Boston Inc., and the Boston and the North End can community. The Club on 72 Marginal Street, East Boston, MA 02128 Boston Globe leased three and as many in East Boston Park Street had its roots in Phone: 617.569.5590 Fax: 617.569.4846 floors in 1997 for the Boston clamor, “It’s Eastie’s turn Dorchester where my Uncle Globe Bookstore. now.” Neal (Harrington) would both The Boston Landmarks SACRED HEART FESTIVAL assist in organizing and Happy Anniversary Commission has already A GREAT TIME FOR ALL publicizing the Irish Social approved new signage for the Last week’s Sacred Heart Club’s social events. Back in INCOME TAX PREPARATION Mexican restaurant. Good Festival over in East Boston his day, this organization • Financial Services • Professional Tax Consultant things are coming at the has become a new neigh- wasn’t just for dances, it was • Personal & Business • Year Round Service corner as a vacant site gets borhood tradition. 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• Thinking Out Loud (Continued from Page 4) man for himself” mentality. a 20-something year old. I EXTRA Innings Ants didn’t understand that also have my energy, well concept since they always most of it. I try to always by Sal Giarratani work together to make life have more dreams than better for everyone in the memories. I keep on keep- Ortiz and Youkilis at-bat, I never saw the ball Sox lose in those pre-impos- ant tribe. The little boy fi- ing on as Charlie Ross al- Crowd the Plate Too coming and got whacked in sible Dream days, you might nally understands how ants ways told me to do and never Kevin Youkilis constantly the face. I survived it and have found me up in the can sadly be more human surrender to the struggle. crowds the plate at bat. made my way down to first, nosebleed section of the Bos- than us. Keep your mind alert. Keep So does David Ortiz and but more hurt than I wanted ton Garden watching the When he’s finally blown up reading and thinking. Keep lots of other players past and to be. I never crowded the Celtics win and win again. to original size, his personal hoping and praying too. Our present. Tony Conigilaro plate for that pitcher ever Here’s one hardcore base- bully threatens him again lives are short when you always hugged the plate try- again. Valuable lesson ball fan who thought a statue but this time, he stands up look at the whole picture of ing to intimidate the pitcher learned. of Bill Russell was long and eventually chases the eternal life. Never be afraid to throw hittable pitches Russell Statue Coming to overdue. bully away and watches the to speak the truth and never his way. We saw what hap- City Hall Plaza Can You See Carlos bully cry in his own hands. take no for an answer. pened to Tony C., in August, City Hall Plaza bas been Beltran in a Sox Uniform? Ants work hard, take care of However, the bottom line 1967 when he almost died at chosen as the site for a pro- I can and so can many each other and love those is keep a balance in your home plate. posed statue of Boston others. The trading deadline jelly beans they call “colored life. Don’t get too OCD. Keep Some pitchers shy away Celtics basketball legend Bill is closing in and the Red rocks.” The little boy in this life light. Stay up on the from the inside when hitters Russell. Said Steve Pagliuca, Sox appear to be in an up- movie finally understood we news, but don’t sink into it. crowd the plate, but some Celtics co-owner, “We are grading kind of feeling. One must view the world like If you have a favorite color, pitchers throw inside even proud to play a role in pay- prospect is Carlos Beltran ants and stop being so self- wear it. Take vacation as more trying to let the batter ing tribute to one of the from the NY Mets. He has a ish or frightened by life’s often as possible and keep know who is in charge. greatest champions the no-trade contract but he problems. that stress ball handy if all Recently Ortiz ended up in sports world has ever seen.” seems pretty interested in a Life is often about timing, else fails. a baseball brawl after an at- Boston is the sports capital playing position for a playoff good or bad. Like that mes- bat where he almost got of the country. We are Red bound team like the Boston sage on that card, “Life is PRAYER TO ST. JUDE whacked three times. The Sox Nation, we are Patriot Red Sox. improvisation,” we must con- May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be pitcher added fuel by appar- Country, we are Hockey- Sounds like Beltran could stantly view life as fresh and adored, glorified, loved and pre- ently mouthing off at Ortiz on town USA and we love the be heading to right field at improvise when necessary served throughout the world now his way to first after hitting Boston Celtics. The greatest Fenway if the NY Mets are to stay sane and keep our and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, the ball. sports franchise in history. ready to let him go. At the sense of humor. worker of miracles, pray for us. Players who crowd home As a kid when I wasn’t at moment, Beltran, an All- As I grow older and age as St. Jude, help of the hopeless, plate run the risk of getting Fenway Park watching the Star this year is 13-58-.289. a boomer, I still imagine like pray for us. whacked at over 90 mph. It Saythisprayer9timesadayand is all strategy and a game of by the 8th day your prayers will be • Editorial (Continued from Page 3) PRAYER TO ST. JUDE answered. It has never been chicken. Sometimes hitters to get ObamaCare passed in to get ObamaCare passed in May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be known to fail. Publication must be win these match-ups and adored, glorified, loved and pre- promised. My prayers have been sometimes it is pitchers who Congress. Congress; legislation that is answered. L.M.D.P.G. served throughout the world now rule from the mound. Senior citizens will re- being adjudicated by several and forever. Sacred Heart of member in November of 2012 of the states on the grounds Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, When I played first base worker of miracles, pray for us. LEGAL NOTICE for the St. Philip Phillies just how Obama crossed it is unconstitutional. St. Jude, help of the hopeless, back in the day over in them in claiming Social Se- The American people, led pray for us. Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court Roxbury, I remember I curity checks might not be by seniors will inflict the nec- Saythisprayer9timesadayand Suffolk Probate and Family Court hugged the plate too. On one- mailed unless he was able to essary retribution on Obama by the 8th day your prayers will be 24 New Chardon Street increase the debt ceiling, and his Democrat party in answered. It has never been P.O. Box 9667 known to fail. Publication must be Boston, MA 02114 and it was all a lie. In addi- the national elections in promised. My prayers have been Docket No. SU11P1387EA LEGAL NOTICE tion, he confiscated $500 bil- 2012. answered. L.M.D.A.T.P. In the Estate of B&B TOWING lion from the Medicare Fund DONALD JOSEPH SMOOT 59 R-MOONEY STREET LEGAL NOTICE a/k/a DONALD J. SMOOT CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138 Late of POMPANO BEACH, FL 33062 617-492-5781 (FAX) 617-492-8802 (Continued from Page 1) Having Property in • News Briefs Commonwealth of Massachusetts East Boston, MA 02128 B&B TOWING holders. John Ciccone was bluntly, so as far as I’m con- The Trial Court Date of Death May 29, 2010 HAS HAD IN THEIR POSSESSION Middlesex Probate and Family Court one of South Boston’s best cerned U.S. Representative NOTICE OF PETITION FOR SINCE JULY 27, 2010 journalists going back to the William Keating’s state- 208 Cambridge Street 1999 MERCEDES BENZ Cambridge, MA 02141 APPOINTMENT OF ’70s when he and I were ment in the Herald was a lie Docket No. MI11P3209EA ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATOR VIN #4JGAB72E2XA108720 To all persons interested in the above among the so-called writers … I was among the many In the Estate of TO: STEPHEN AUSTIN captioned estate, a petition has been pre- of the Anti-Busing move- people who held signs in JEAN HAYNES 177 BUNKER HILL ST., APT. #1097 sented requesting that STEVEN F. SMOOT of ment. According to Ciccone’s Keating’s own district for Late of CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139 Boston, MA or some other suitable person CHARLESTOWN, MA 02129 Date of Death January 22, 2011 Herald letter, “In my neigh- Keating’s opponent … Nobody be appointed administrator of said estate to YOU ARE NOTIFIED BY THIS AD To all persons interested in the serve Without Surety. borhood we tend to speak had to pay us to do so.” OUCH! above captioned estate, a petition has IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, TO GET IN TOUCH WITH been presented requesting that Cynthia YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE B&B TOWING AS WELL AS BY Wilkerson of Warwick, NY or some other A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID CERTIFIED MAIL. BY CALLING THE suitable person be appointed administrator COURT AT BOSTON ON OR BEFORE ABOVE NUMBER WITHIN TWO Best Wishes on Your Anniversary of said estate to serve Without Surety. TEN O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) WEEKS, IF NOT, VEHICLE WILL BE IF YOU DESIRE TO OBJECT THERETO, ON AUGUST 18, 2011. Fully Insured YOU OR YOUR ATTORNEY MUST FILE WITNESS, HON. JOHN M. SMOOT, SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE. A WRITTEN APPEARANCE IN SAID COURT First Justice of this Court. Lic #017936 AT CAMBRIDGE ON OR BEFORE TEN MICHAEL SORRENTINO Date: July 15, 2011 OFFICER & OWNER O’CLOCK IN THE MORNING (10:00 AM) ON Sandra Giovannucci, Register of Probate August 3, 2011. Run dates: 7/22/11 7/29/11 8/5/11 IWITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, Run date: 7/22/11 First Justice of this Court. Date: July 6, 2011 LEGAL NOTICE Heating & Air Conditioning Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate LEGAL NOTICE Sales, Service & Installation Run date: 7/22/11 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Ken Shallow LEGAL NOTICE Middlesex Probate and Family Court 208 Cambridge Street 617.593.6211 [email protected] 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cambridge, MA 02141 Docket No. MI11D2481DR The Trial Court Docket No. 11D-2197DR DIVORCE SUMMONS BY Middlesex Probate and Family Court DIVORCE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION AND MAILING Happy Anniversary 208 Cambridge Street PUBLICATION ELOINA SANCHEZ LENIS Cambridge, MA 02141 MICHELLE M. BUSSEY, Plaintiff vs. Docket No. 11W1234 vs. HENRY SANCHEZ LENIS The Agency for all your Insurance Coverages SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION JAMES J. BUSSEY, Defendant To the above named Defendant: SANDI SALAZAR LOPEZ, Plaintiff To the above named Defendant: The Plaintiff has filed a Complaint for v. A Complaint has been presented to this Divorce requesting that the Court grand a Richard Settipane JULIO QUINTANA BARRERA, Court by the Plaintiff, MICHELLE M. BUSSEY, divorce for Irretrievable Breakdown of the Defendant seeking a DIVORCE for Irretrievable Break- Marriage 1B. The Complaint is one file at Insurance Services down of the Marriage 1B. the Court. To the above named Defendant: Julio An automatic Restraining Order has An Automatic Restraining Order has AUTO HOMEOWNERS TENANTS Quintana Barrera. been entered in this matter preventing been entered in this matter preventing A Complaint has been presented to this you from taking any action which would you from taking any action which would COMMERCIAL Court by the Plaintiff, Sandi Salazar Lopez, negatively impact the current financial status negatively impact the current financial status seeking sole legal and physical custody of of either party. Please refer to the of either party. SEE Supplemental Probate minor child Julio Angel Quintana Salazar. Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411 for Court Rule 411. Experience makes the difference You are required to serve upon: Ellen more information. You are hereby summoned and required Gabriel, Esquire - attorney for plaintiff - You are required to serve upon: Michelle to serve upon: Edward J. Swan, Esquire, SPECIALIST in RESTAURANT and BUSINESS POLICIES whose address is 197 Friend Street, M. Bussey - Plaintiff - whose address is Nassiri, Swan & Associates, P.C., Boston, MA 02114 your answer on or 182 Taft Road, Wilmington, MA 01887 your 620 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite F, CALL TODAY FOR YOUR QUOTE before August 19, 2011. If you fail to do so, answer on or before August 18th, 2011. If Cambridge, MA 02139 your answer, if any, the court will proceed to the hearing and you fail to do so, the Court will proceed to the on or before August 16, 2011. If you fail to 617-523-3456 - Fax 617-723-9212 adjudication of this action. 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HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB

CORNER TALK by Reinaldo Oliveira, Jr. by Richard Preiss “Pugs Luncheon at Florian Hall, Dorchester RIP, George Kimble, Great Boxing Writer!” and to Warrior Jimmy Harrison of Somerville, RIP Former Boston University Clarkson, he played four th Jimmy Burchfield, CES. “Fights!” July 29 at Mohegan Sun player and Northeastern as- years of hockey for the Golden “Muhammad Ali” Watching “Lives that Changed the World” sistant coach Albie O’Connell Knights followed by five addi- Shirley Wood Recovering has joined the Harvard men’s tional seasons of minor hockey staff as an assistant. league hockey in North Muhammad Ali (Cassius O’Connell most recently America and Europe. He pre- Clay then) and Eddie Crook. served in the same capacity viously was an assistant All three won gold medals at with Northeastern for three coach at Hobart College and the 1960 Olympics in Rome, years, during which time the the head coach at Neumann Italy. Ali could take a punch. Huskies reached two College before coming to He fought many great punch- Beanpot finals, two Hockey Merrimack in 2008. ers in his life. Joe Frazier, East semifinals and earned At Clarkson he will serve George Chuvalo, George a berth in the 2009 NCAA under head coach Casey Foreman, Earnie Shavers, Tournament. Jones, who was named to the Oscar Bonavena, Jerry O’Connell’s taking a new top position back on May 20. Quarry, Cleveland Williams, position follows that of NU A Cornell alumnus, Jones Sonny Liston and Archie head coach Greg Cronin who was an assistant coach there Moore. These nine fighters recently left the Huntington last season after spending 13 won a combined 532 fights by Avenue campus to become years on the Ohio State staff. Knockouts. “Ouch!” an assistant coach with the Current BC head coach Last week, I wrote on this Toronto Maple Leafs. Jerry York was the head great decade of sports teams During his playing days, coach at Clarkson for seven and figures from this area. I which spanned four seasons seasons (1972-1979). All Champions: Great Politician and fighter Joe DeNucci, forgot to mention college Tony Valenti, and Dan Couco of IBRO. of varsity hockey at BU, NORTH STATION OPPOR- teams, within this great early O’Connell had 42 goals and TUNITIES—If you haven’t “Ding!” It’s time for “A July Jim Harrison sparred with decade of sports accomplish- 66 assists for 108 points in been through North Station st Pugs Luncheon at Florian some elite fighters in his ments in the 21 century. 149 games under veteran lately, you might want to Hall in Dorchester” on July career. Harrison had 46 How could I have forgotten coach Jack Parker. As a se- stop by for a unique experi- th 12 . In attendance is August fights against many quality the 2001 and 2008 Boston nior he was named team ence. That would be the op- 1962 Ring Magazine “Prospect fighters. He traded punches College Eagles Hockey captain and led the team in portunity to take pictures of of the Month,” and New En- with tough fighters, such as: Team, winning Hockey titles. scoring with nine goals and your favorite Bruin player gland Middleweight Cham- tough IBC light-heavyweight Then the Boston University 30 assists. During his four hoisting the Stanley Cup. pion Tony Valenti, who champion Drake Thadzi, Terriers, winning their years on campus, the Terri- The players aren’t there in fought many tough competi- Kevin McBride, Kilbert 2009 Hockey title. ers earned three NCAA person, of course, but the tors including: Tiger Al Will- Pierce, Peter McNeeley, Josh FIGHTS OF THE WEEK Tournament berths and ad- life-size likenesses of each nd iams, Juan Carlos Rivero, Imardiyi, Parmeson Iffey, July 22 . Las Vegas — An- vanced to the Frozen Four of them individually lifting Jimmy Beecham, Issac Paul Poirier, Alex Stewart, thony Dirrell vs. Alejandro twice—including the 1997 Lord Stanley’s trophy adorn Logart, Willie Munoz, Ferd Jeff Perry, Jerry LaFlamme, Berris, Super Middleweights. championship game. each and every pillar nd Hernandez and tough Johnny Oleg Maskaev, and many 22 Civitavecchia Lazio, After graduation, he played throughout the concourse. Otto. Tony Valenti won the others. Jimmy Harrison was Italy, hometown of great three seasons of minor People have been stopping N.E. title on October 31, 1968, a courageous fighter that fighter and Rocky Marciano league hockey both in the U.S. and posing with their favor- in his match with Jimmy would fight anyone, anyplace, sparring partner Francesco and overseas. He then turned ites. And perhaps the best of Ramos. He retired from box- anytime. Kid Fratalia, Alexander to coaching, putting in two all—your souvenirs will be ing with a great 28-5-1, 21 KO Cadillac of Promoters Frenkel fights Silvio Branco seasons at Niagara Univer- totally free—no charge at all. record. Jimmy Burchfield and CES — Cruiserweights. sity and one at Colby before CELTICS ANNOUNCE th rd RIP “George Kimble.” A Boxing on July 29 , at 23 HBO from Las Vegas moving on. He then spent a SCHEDULE—Although it’s great boxing writer who wrote Mohegan Sun Casino in Con- Amir Khan dukes it out with year each at Holy Cross and questionable how much of it from his heart. He’s special necticut. Presents Irish Zab Judah WBA/IBF Jr. Wel- Merrimack before coming to will actually be played because in boxing, in this area, re- Kevin McBride in battle with terweight Unification fight. rd Northeastern in 2008. of the NBA lockout, the Celtics ferred to as Boston, Massa- Mariusz Wach. They battle, 23 FOX Deportes, Mexico AN NHL PREVIEW?—This have announced their regular chusetts, New England, and for the vacant WBC Heavy- — Orlando Salido vs Mike coming season Harvard will season schedule. the East-coast. A special area weight International Title. Oliver — WBO Featherweight feature eight NHL draftees The opener is slated for in the history of boxing. Also on this fantastic fight Championship. on its roster, including four November 2 against Cleve- rd Many of the greatest in box- card you’ll see Elvin Ayala, 23 Integrated Sports PPV of its incoming freshmen. A land at the Garden with the ing and other fields are from Thomas Falowo, Ricky from London, Dereck Chisra total of 85 Crimson players annual night after Thanks- here. Kimball, an icon in box- Dawson, Greg McCoy and fights Tyson Fury. Heavy- have been drafted by NHL giving game set for Nov. 25 ing, helped boxing live. Edwin Soto. weights. teams over the years, with against Milwaukee on the th RIP, Our Fight Family I’m watching? “Lives That 29 “Live!” Mohegan Sun Harvard players having parquet. Miami, the team prayers go out to Jimmy Changed the World.” It’s on Uncasville, Connecticut, been selected in 28 out of the that eliminated the Celtics Harrison, who passed to that Muhammad Ali. There’s Elvin Ayala, Mariusz Wach last 30 drafts. from the playoffs is sched- Golden Ring in Heaven Re- Dr. Wilbert “Skeeter” brawls with Irish Kevin The foursome selected last uled to come to Causeway ferred by God on July 8, 2011. McClure, teammates with McBride, Thomas Falowo, month in Minneapolis was Street on Dec. 1 and April 1. Ricky Dawson, Greg McCoy, the most for the Crimson The Celtics have a Christ- Edwin Soto. since 2002. It is is the 10th mas Day game in New York Happy Anniversary Shirley Wood, has been time that four or more City against the Knicks and moved to Baypath. 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