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The Baker-Polito Admin- and minimize the spread of programs not traditionally space. Programs must establish for children and interacting with istration released health and COVID-19. licensed as camps may open one entry point to ensure no parents and families. If possible, safety requirements that apply Child care programs licensed during Phase II. Residential one is allowed in the build- the department recommends to the re-opening of all child by EEC will be required to camps and other overnight ing until they pass a health staff wear transparent masks care programs, recreational submit plans to the depart- stays will not be allowed until screening. to enable children to see facial camps and municipal or recre- ment to be approved once Phase III. • Parents must wear masks or expressions, which is important ational programs not tradition- Phase II re-opening begins. Some highlights of the face coverings when picking up for child development. ally licensed as camps as part The Department will provide Minimum Requirements for and dropping off their child on Programs are asked to make of the phased re-opening of the templates for submission as Health and Safety include: a staggered schedule and will be additional changes to their Commonwealth. the process is launched and Preparedness Planning: Prior met at the door by staff. operations, including cancel- The Department of Early will utilize an attestation to re-opening, all programs Face Coverings: Children ing fi eld trips and not holding Education and Care (EEC) approval process. In order to must develop plans for daily over the age of 2 should be activities involving attendance of assembled a Health and Safety mitigate the impact of business health screenings and ways to encouraged to wear a face cov- multiple groups. Non-essential Working Group and solicited interruptions caused by fl uc- identify children and staff who ering, at the discretion of par- visitors, including parents and input from thousands of child tuations in family demand and are sick, symptomatic, or who ents or guardians, if they can volunteers, will be restricted care providers from across the changes in group sizes outlined become exposed to coronavirus. safely wear, remove, and handle from entering the premises of Commonwealth, as well as con- in the health and safety guide- Programs must also have a plan masks. Certain exceptions are child care programs. sulted with medical experts at lines, EEC will provide grants to in place to handle possible clos- detailed in the guidance. Masks Group sizes and staffing: Boston Children’s Hospital, to programs that currently receive ings, staff absences, and gaps do not need to be worn while Group sizes must be restricted develop the Massachusetts Child CCDBG subsidies through the in child attendance, as well as playing outdoors if children are to a maximum of 10 children, and Youth Serving Programs fi rst two months of re-opening. determine how to communicate able to keep 6 feet apart. with a total of 12 individuals Re-open Approach: Minimum More details on the re-opening with staff, parents, local boards • Children should not wear including children and staff Requirements for Health and process and child care provider of health and others. masks while eating, drinking, in each room. Consistent with Safety. These requirements grant program will be released • Programs must screen all sleeping, or napping. pre-Covid operations, the infant- must be implemented to pro- shortly. staff and children with a tem- Staff members are encouraged to-staff ratio is smaller, with 7 tect the health and safety of all Recreational camps and perature check, before they are to wear masks or cloth face cov- children, families and staff municipal or recreational youth permitted to enter the child care erings at all times when caring (Continued on Page 2)

News Briefs Rolling Parade by Sal Giarratani for Class of 2020 North End Graduates by Matt Conti, NorthEndWaterfront.com Mourning Day America This year’s Memorial Day holiday seemed more special than ever, as we remembered our fallen heroes who fought and died to keep this nation of ours safe from harm by our enemies foreign and domestic. This year we are fi ghting a new invisible enemy. Once again, heroes among us are fighting for us and our nation, are dying on the frontlines in our hospitals, long care health facilities, and on our streets. I recently stopped by Mt. Wollaston Cemetery near the Quincy Vietnam Veterans Memorial honoring those from Quincy who made the ultimate sacrifi ce in that long war. I remember enlisting right out of high school back in 1966. I was one of the lucky ones who stayed stateside while in the U.S. Air Force, but I still recall Northeastern graduates Asia Boston Latin School Graduate the death toll from that war and the treatment given Palmoba (right) and Yael St. Mary’s graduate Isabella Joseph Bova with Lynn Longo those returning home from battle. Moretti Bova During the chaos of that war, nearly 2,500 American A rolling Class of 2020 soldiers were unaccounted for. About half of those were Graduation Parade was held presumed to have been killed in the line of duty, while on Saturday morning to rec- the other half were listed as MIA or POWs. ognize Boston North End When the Paris Peace Accords of 1973 were signed, seniors who have missed their 591 POWs were released to return home, but the fate formal ceremonies this year. of countless others remains unknown to this very day. Organized by State Rep. Aaron Their sacrifi ce will never be forgotten. Michlewitz, dozens of vehicles Unemployment May Pass 20 Percent made their way through the According to a White House adviser, the unemploy- streets stopping at the homes ment rate could grow to “north of 20 percent” by the of over 20 graduates. Seniors time you are reading this and will remain in double received commendations from digits through the November elections. Already we saw the Massachusetts House of (Continued on Page 10) Representatives handed out by Michlewitz while District 1 City Councilor Lydia Edwards gave out Boston City Council citations. Mike’s Pastry donated POST-GAZETTE SATELLITE OFFICE boxes of sweets for the grads with others contributing cup- 343 CHELSEA ST., DAY SQ., EAST BOSTON cakes, cotton candy, and plenty of cheers along the way. Tues. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM; Thurs. 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Rolling graduation parade makes its way down Hanover Street To view additional photos, log in Boston’s North End Call 617-227-8929 for more information on to www.northendwaterfront. com. (Photos by Matt Conti, NorthEndWaterfront.com) PAGE 2 POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020

• Re-Opening (Continued from Page 1) infants to 2 staff members and or child becomes sick. a maximum of group size of 9. • Camp spaces will need to • Children must remain with be prepared to ensure physical the same group each day and at distancing. all times while in care. Siblings • Camps will need to have at should be kept in the same least two health services staff on group, when suitable. site at all times. • Groups must not be com- • Other protocols require bined at any time. campers and counselors to stay APOLLO • The same staff must remain together in their groups and with the same group of children staff will not be able to move During these past weeks, Apollo became known each day. Staff should not fl oat between groups either during we discussed the origin of to the Romans through between groups either during the day or from day-to-day, mythology, the Primeval Tarquinius Superbus, the the day or from day-to-day, with unless needed to provide super- Beings, the Titans, and then last king of Regal Rome, who some limited exceptions. vision of specialized activities the Primary gods. Today’s was the fi rst of the Roman Group transportation should such as swimming. column highlights Apollo, kings to consult the Delphic only be provided during the • Snacks and meals should god of sunlight, and brother oracle. Tarquinius was also phased re-opening when there be brought from home, pre- to the moon goddess Diana. the king who purchased is no other option to transport packaged, or ready-to-serve in After her union with Zeus, the Sibylline Books (early children to and from the pro- individual portions to minimize the beautiful Leto wandered records of prophetic utter- gram. Programs intending to handling and preparation. When over the lands until the ances). It was through these provide transportation serv- this is not feasible, staff must “might one” fastened a fl oat- writings that the worship ices should follow detailed prepare and serve meals. No ing island with unbreak- of Apollo was introduced guidance. family-style food service. able chains so that she to the Romans, and this For summer day camps: • Parents must wear face cov- might have a safe place worship, in turn, brought Campers and counselors will erings and camps must develop to give birth. This blessed about the construction of need daily health screenings, safe pickup/drop off procedures event produced Apollo and a temple, dedicated in 431 including temperature and other to maintain social distancing. Artemis (Diana). B.C. to this god of healing. checks for signs and symptoms • Camps may not take camp- Apollo appears to have In ancient artistic repre- of illness. Camps will need plans ers on fi eld trips or for other been most enthusiastically sentations, this god appears in place for when a staff member offsite travel. worshipped throughout the as a beardless, longhaired, Greek world, and was one muscular, and handsome of the most versatile of the youth. There was hardly gods. Most of us know that an artist in antiquity who Mattéo Gallo he was worshipped as the Apollo of the Belvedere, Leochares, didn’t take his turn in god of light, but addition- Circa AD 120–140, Vatican Museums, portraying some incident ally, in this capacity, he was Vatican City described in the countless o also the enemy of darkness. legends of Apollo. The most o Appraisals He was considered to be the god who brought famous statue of him that is preserved today is Sales & Rentals prosperity to the crops, protected them against probably the Apollo Belvedere, which is ascribed disease, and also against insects. As a god of to Eocares. It was found at Antium (Anzio) near • the shepherds, pastures, and the blocks, he also Rome in the early sixteenth century, and is one guarded defenseless animals against their preda- of the fi rst examples of ancient sculpture to be Real Estate tors. This god was looked upon as a promoter of placed in the Vatican. 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Billy was appointed Bunker Hill Associates, past donation in Billy’s name to of Quincy, died peacefully, Wednesday, to the Boston Fire Department commander of the J.W. Conway either St. Francis de Sales May 27, 2020, at the Massachusetts on July 7, 1971, assigned Post #26, American Legion, Church Building Fund, 303 General Hospital in Boston. to Engine Company 10 in member of the Abraham Lincoln Bunker Hill St. Charlestown Dr. Cristiani was born in Boston, to Downtown Boston and later Post #11, active member of Mass. 02129 or the Bunker the late Michael and Angelina (Catino) transferred to Engine Company Charlestown Against Drugs, Hill Council #62, Knights of Cristiani. Raised and educated in 50 in Charlestown and was then a steering committee member Columbus Building Fund, 545 Boston, he was a graduate of Boston assigned to the C-11 car and of Charlestown Coalition, a Medford, St. Charlestown Mass. Technical High School, Class of 1949, retired on July 8, 2002 following committee member of Peter 02129. and Boston Teachers College, Class 32 years of dedicated service Looney Park, member of the A Funeral Mass was held on of 1953. He procured his Doctorate to the city of Boston. Billy Old Charlestown Schoolboys Wednesday, June 3, 2020, in at Boston University in 1960. He had was a member of the Boston Association, weekly volunteer St. Francis de Sales Church, lived in Quincy for over sixty years. Firefi ghters Union Local #718. lector at the Zelma Lacey Charlestown. Internment was Dr. Cristiani served in the U.S. Army Billy was awarded the Walter House, longtime volunteer at at Oak Grove Cemetery in during the Korean confl ict. Scott Medal for Valor on May the Chelsea Soldiers Home, Medford. Dr. Cristiani began his distinguished career in education as a teacher in the Boston Public Schools. He served as a visiting Professor at the University of New Hampshire, as the Director of the Registrar’s Offi ce for Graduate and Undergraduate students Charles B. “Chippy” Morris at Boston University’s School of Education, as Professor of Charles B. “Chippy” Morris DeChristoforo, and Sal Psychology and Educational Psychology at Boston State College, of Medford and formerly of Tringale. Also survived by his and as Professor of Counseling Psychology at the University of Boston’s North End passed godchildren Vince DeNictolis, Massachusetts at Boston (UMB) where he founded the School peacefully on May 30th, Emily DeCristoforo, and Psychology Program in 1982. surrounded by his family. Lauren Tringale. Pre-deceased Under Dr. Cristiani’s leadership, the UMB School Psychology He was the son of the by cousin and friend Jack Program was one of the fi rst in the nation to attain approval by the late Charles W. and Amelia DeCristoforo. National Association of School Psychologists. At UMB, he served as (DeCristoforo). Beloved husband A Mass of Christian Burial the Graduate Program Director of the School Psychology Program, of 37 years to Concetta “Connie” was celebrated on Wednesday, Associate Director/Dean of the Institute for Learning and Teaching (De Rienzo) and the loving June 3rd, at St. Leonard Church. (ILT) and College of Education, and as the ILT Administrative father of Gina and her husband Burial was in Oak Grove Coordinator of the Undergraduate and Graduate ILT Programs Michael Leary of Burlington, Cemetery, Medford. of Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Counselor Charles Jr. and Joseph Morris In lieu of fl owers, donations Training, Special Education, Educational Administration, School of Medford. Adoring Nonno to may be made in Chip’s memory Psychology, and Instructional Design. Daniella Leary. Son-in-law of to Holy Family Hospital, 70 East Dr. Cristiani was the fi rst recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Teresa De Rienzo. Cherished Street, Methuen, MA 01844. Award by the Massachusetts School Psychology Association. In “Uncle Chippy” to many nieces The Morris Family wishes 1996, Dr. Cristiani was bestowed the honor of Professor Emeritus. and nephews. to extend their appreciation Throughout Dr. Cristiani’s career, he always worked directly with Chippy grew up in the North and granddaughter were to the compassionate nurses students and the community. End surrounded by a loving his pride and joy. Chippy is and doctors of the Holy Family His devotion to the Secular Franciscan Order (Prefect), the and close-knit family and many survived by his cousins Elaine Intensive Care Unit. St. John of God Hospital Fraternity, Franciscan Children’s and friends. He married Connie in Borriello, Michael DeNictolis, For online condolences, and/ Rehabilitation Hospital (Kennedy Memorial Hospital), the Knights 1982, and they raised their Butch DeChristoforo, or directions, please visit: www. of Columbus where he served as Grand Knight, Deputy Grand family in Medford. His children Maryann Mazzarella, Benny watermanboston.com Knight, and was a member of the Fourth Degree, the Quincy Interfaith and Sheltering Coalition, the Dante Alighieri Society, and the Disabled American Veterans, underscored Dr. Cristiani’s faith and life of service. Luisa Zauli Dr. Cristiani’s legacy lives on through his wife, children, Luisa Zauli of Boston’s North currently attends. She loved to grandchildren, and his many students. End passed away peacefully knit, creating incredible gifts Beloved husband for fi fty-seven years of Jean T. (DiStasio) on the morning of May 29th, in for her loved ones. She loved Cristiani. Devoted father of Angela Cristiani, Dr. Vincent A. her home in Boston, of breast to spend time with family, Cristiani, Jr., and John Cristiani, Quincy Fire Department and cancer. friends, and catching a good his wife Tracy, all of Quincy. Loving grandfather of Vincent III, She was born June 19th, Sox game with her friends. Sophia, Lana, Amanda, and Johnny. 1967, in North Adams, MA, to Unfortunately, due to the The last of his siblings, Dr. Cristiani was predeceased by Joseph Gina and Mario Zauli. She was current pandemic, we are A. Cristiani, Sr. and his late wife Marjory, Nicholas M. Cristiani, married to Warren Agin for 25 unable to plan an in-person Sr. and his late wife Loretta, Frank M. Cristiani and his late wife years, and he survives. gathering in her memory; Virginia, and Sarah Cristiani. He is also survived by many loving Also surviving are her however, there will soon be nieces and nephews. mother, Gina Zauli of details for a virtual gathering. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated in Saint John the Baptist Stamford, VT, her son Maxwell We hope to plan a celebration Church, 44 School Street, Quincy for family. Entombment, and daughter Daniela of of life for her in the fall. with Military honors, will take place privately at Saint Michael’s Boston; two brothers, Thomas Please, do not send fl owers Cemetery, Roslindale. and Franco Zauli; two nieces, or other gifts. Donations in For those who wish, donations in Dr. Cristiani’s memory may Serena Zauli and Abigail Agin, Luisa’s memory can be made be made to the Daughters of Mary of Nazareth, P.O. Box 690789, and a nephew, Nathaniel Agin, and many to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to support Quincy, MA 02269. cousins, second cousins, and other relatives who cancer research and patient care at http:// The Cristiani family is forever grateful to Dr. William T. Lester loved her dearly. danafarber.jimmyfund.org/goto/LuisaZauli. at the Massachusetts General Hospital. Luisa was a long-time resident of Boston’s Checks can be made out to Dana-Farber Arrangements under the direction of the Sweeney Brothers Home North End, and typically wanted nothing more Cancer Institute, with a memo indicating the gift for Funerals, 1 Independence Avenue, Quincy. than to be sitting on the beach at her beloved is in honor of “Luisa Zauli,” and mailed to Dana- You are invited to visit www.thesweeneybrothers.com or call Ocean Breeze in North Truro. She graduated from Farber Cancer Institute, Attn: Giving Pages, 617-472-6344. the University of Vermont, where her daughter P.O. Box 849168, Boston, MA 02284. PAGE 4 POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020 L’Anno Bello: A Year in Italian Folklore Making the Best of Months by Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz THINKING Note: L’Anno Bello is reprinting articles that were written before the Coronavirus pandemic. OUT LOUD Obviously, advice on gatherings and reunions contained within are not applicable to this current time by Sal Giarratani when social distancing is the best practice. Please read these articles as a testament to the joy and love that imbues Italian celebrations — and as suggestions for ways to spend time in the future once this pandemic is fi nally over. We are No Longer the People We Were

each. January means deep drifts Back During the Bicentennial of snow and sparkling ice under I still remember the period mention a few even remembered an ever-lightening sky. February leading up to America’s today? brings an explosion of red hearts 200th birthday. Offi cially, the We have political leaders who and lace, and eerie masks for Bicentennial started in 1976, seem to love putting controls Carnivale. March is the month but Boston got an early jump on us as if we are babies in of green, of brisk winds and on things since Boston is where need of their supervision. As shamrocks. April recalls daf- the American Revolution began. an American, the greatest right fodils peeking out from the The first event was the I have is the right to be left alone ground and baskets laden with Bicentennial of the Boston by an over active government pastel eggs. May translates to Massacre in 1970. I was a trying to save us by taking away an abundance of fl owers and the Boston State College student our rights and our jobs. fi rst hints of summer heat from majoring in history at the time Right now, there are 40 mil- a brightly shining sun. June and as a campus newspaper lion Americans out of work is the end of the school year, writer, I covered this national and we are in a new Great a month of outdoor excursions event for the paper. Depression even as our so- and mysterious evenings eating I remember in 1973, Boston called caretakers refuse to At the beginning of the month, or simply commented on the out under the pale twilight of again celebrated the 200th anni- use that bad word. Here in I have a special ritual. I open to climate that characterized the late evening. July includes fi re- versary of the Boston Tea Party Massachusetts the unemploy- the new page on my desk calen- month. One saying declares: works bursting across a starry down by Congress Street near ment mark hit 1.4 million out dar and look through the days of “Giugno ventoso, porta presto il dark sky, trips to the rolling South Station. of 7 million Bay State States. the month, decorating holidays grano sull’aia,” meaning that a ocean waves or the energetic Then it was on to 1975, the I have friends who are getting or anniversaries with quirky windy June will soon bring the city. August is golden, like rip- Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, ready to pack for summer vaca- doodles. Each new month is like grain to the farmyard. Another ening grain, with mornings that Lexington and Concord ending tion. One friend is taking his an unwrapped gift, quivering proverb, which reads “In giugno, smell like the woodsy charm up with the Battle of Bunker family to “Free America,” better with anticipation and a sense of in bene o in male, c’é sempre of autumn. September means Hill and the biggest parade ever known as New Hampshire. I told mystery. Indeed, I have always un temporale,” warns that in harvest and rhythm, red and on the streets Charlestown. him I was planning on going to been fascinated by months and, June, no matter how good or yellow leaves and the glorious It was a great time to be an “Free America” too but mine is more importantly, their essence. bad the weather has been, there crunch of apples. October is syn- American and to feel closer down in the former Republic of In my mind, every month of the will always be a rainstorm! onymous with shadowy nights and personal to our individual Texas. year has a unique character, Other proverbs relate to the and glowing pumpkins, with the freedoms guaranteed by our Thinking back again to an underlying trait that sets its feast days of the saints, which wind spookily whistling through Constitution and its Bill of the Bicentennial when there days apart from those of other dot the Italian calendar and pro- bare tree branches. November Rights. were WWI veterans still alive months. Holidays, saints’ days, vide people with a focus for reli- simultaneously means the chill Today, as we suffer through with members of the Greatest superstitions, family occur- gious devotion and a reckoning of early winter and the warmth this pandemic that has Generation pretty much rences — all of these events add system for determining impor- of family gatherings, sharing restricted our freedoms and way running the nation, those up to a rich and particular tap- tant dates in the agricultural an abundance of food. Finally, of life, I have come to see that Americans wouldn’t be putting estry that typifi es any month. year. Italians may repeat the December envelops jingling bells we are no longer the people we up so sheepishly with this so- During the olden days, when rhyme “Per San Barnabá, il piú and fl ickering candles, holidays were back in the 1970s when we called New Normal where we society was primarily based lungo della ‘sta.” This roughly of light and family and good- really appreciated what made just mask up and take orders on agriculture, people viewed translates that the feast day of will. Collectively, all the months America so special. from on high and live in con- months as separate entities, St. Barnabas, or June 11th, is complement each other, adding Our elected officials today stant feel. depending on the weather and the longest day of the summer, to that indelible cycle we call seem all about power and con- We need to get back that cycles of the sun and moon to referring to the fact that this the year. trol. Do any of them truly still old-fashioned respect for our help them plant. This is a much date actually coincided with the This month, think of all the believe in who we are anymore? individual liberty and economic more romantic view than the summer solstice in the years wonderful feelings and sen- Are names like John Adams, freedom before both go into the way we perceive months in the before the Gregorian calendar sations that June brings to John Hancock, Samuel Adams, history books for future stu- modern era, when calendars reform. A charming yet slightly you, whether they relate to the and Dr. Joseph Warren to dents to read about. are synonymous with busy foreboding dictum declares: “La summer season, a birthday or schedules and frozen fruits notte di San Giovanni, ogni erba anniversary, or even a food you allow us to eat out of season. I nasconde inganni.” This means enjoy. We all would reap the believe that we should reclaim that on June 23rd, the eve of benefi ts of living each month for the aura of uniqueness that sur- St. John the Baptist’s feast day, its uniqueness, as this allows us rounds each month, enjoying every herb hides some form of to focus on the present moment them for their own properties deceit — a callback to the old and relish all the beauty that and emotions. For a model on tradition of gathering herbs on life and nature afford. Let us how to do this, we must turn this night, when it was believed go on to look at each month not to Italy. that the magic of the summer simply as a page on a calendar, The magic of each month solstice imbued them with mys- but an opportunity ripe for cel- is deeply ingrained in Italian tical healing properties. Finally, ebrations and markings of the folklore. No matter the season, other proverbs simply relish the passage of time. That way, every one can be sure that any given bounty of nature available in month is a proverbial gift for us, month abounds with its own June, such as “Giugno ciliege a granting us both the transience proverbs and superstitions. pugno,” which means that cher- and endurance of time. Take our current summery ries are plentiful in June. What month of June. In Italy, the a lovely month these proverbs Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz peasants of yore bequeathed reveal! is a high school history teacher. a number of weather-related Now, whenever I think of the She appreciates any comments NORTH END proverbs that looked ahead to months of the year, I try to focus and suggestions about Italian the harvest of late summer, on the exceptional qualities of holidays and folklore at [email protected] PRINTING Richard Settipane LEGAL NOTICE 5 PRINCE STREET • NORTH END • BOSTON, MA 02113 Insurance Services NOTICE OF SALE Owned and operated by Pamela Donnaruma, Publisher, Post-Gazette Notice is hereby given by TODISCO Public Insurance Adjuster TOWING OF 94 CONDOR STREET, FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS EAST BOSTON, MA, pursuant to Quality Printing the provisions of Mass G.L. c. 255, Since 1969 Section 39A that they will sell the following vehicles. for all your AUTO • HOMEOWNERS • TENANTS Vehicles are being sold to satisfy COMMERCIAL their garage keeper’s lien for towing, Commercial and Personal Needs storage and notices of sale: Experience makes the difference 2000 TRAILER Stationery • Business Cards • Menus • Flyers VIN #4K2UF0712VM059232 Program Books • Wedding and Party Invitations The above vehicles will be sold We MOVED to at public auction at Announcements • Business Forms and Documents 207A SQUIRE ROAD, REVERE, MA 02151 TODISCO TOWING 94 Condor Street, E. 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Introducing a new book by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari, lifelong residents of the North End, entitled: Four Women “Quattro Donne” subtitle, A North End Love Story In the next few weeks this column will feature excerpts from this book. CHAPTER 22 Lancaster Theater on Causeway Sunday Dinner at Grandma’s Street, while Uncle Jimmy The following Sunday, as and Dad spoke of work. Uncle usual, we went to Grandma’s Carmine seldom attended these for dinner. It was always the gatherings, irritating Grandma same, 12 o’clock Mass, fol- who felt all her children should lowed by a walk across North come together at least once a Square to Grandma’s second week. story fl at that looked onto the On this Sunday, just after square and the church. Dinner serving the pastries and several at Grandma’s was a time for the minutes after Pietro and the kids entire family to get together, an left for a Bocce game, Grandma all-day affair. It would begin at took a seat at the head of the about 2 o’clock in the afternoon. table, sitting ominously quiet. The adults sat at the dining Everyone knew something was table, while the children sat at up. Finally, Grandma slammed a card table, Grandma set up in the table while shouting out, the kitchen. The entire family “Silenzio” (silence)! Then came gathered at her table to discuss the dreaded words, “There family activities of the week, as on the table. Everyone drank is talk about Pietro.” Auntie Grandma nodded her approval the wine including the children Angie and Auntie Stella seemed or disapproval. She shuffled whose wine was diluted with unaware of any reason for gos- back and forth to the kitchen, water. This was followed by an sip concerning Pietro, but Mom always returning with another enormous serving of macaroni continued eating her piece of platter of food, you knew you with meatballs, sausages and ricotta pie, as if she heard noth- were expected to sample, even braciole. At this point, most ing. Mom then looked up and if it meant bursting. Grandma non-Italians would think the asked for the recipe. “Carmela, had a pair of salt and pepper meal was fi nished, but not so do you know what they are say- shakers, she always placed on for Italians of Grandma’s era. ing about Pietro?” Mom, ignor- the children’s table, that for In the oven was a huge capon ing the question, said “Mama, some reason amused us. They stuffed with scrambled eggs give me your recipe. My ricotta were pale blue ceramic, tall, and ham, ready to make its pie is soggy compared to yours.” and curved in on the sides, appearance followed by roasted Grandma, with her eyes fi xed Franklin Park Zoo & Stone Zoo each with a little button on the potatoes, stuffed mushrooms on Mom, responded, “Carmela, top, one was white for salt, the and eggplant parmesan. The forget the ricotta pie. Pietro is in Now Open other grey for pepper, releasing dinner had to be spread over your care and people are talk- a quick burst of their contents several hours, otherwise you ing about him. The Little One is Following its temporary closure in mid-March due to the global when pressed. The fact you did were in danger of exploding. foxy and doesn’t want to answer health pandemic, Zoo New England has offi cially re-opened with not have to shake them to get Each course was separated by me.” Whenever Grandma was new health and safety measures in place. the contents out, but simply discussions of family matters, angry with Mom and felt Mom “Care is at the heart of everything we do here at Zoo New England, press a button, captivated us gossip and whatever was going was putting something over her, and our team has been spending a lot of time over the past many as children. on at church. At about 5 o’clock she always called her the “Little weeks planning for how to re-open as safely as possible to protect the She served a classic Italian in the afternoon, Grandma One.” We could never fi gure if health and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and animals,” said John Sunday dinner, beginning appeared with Italian pastries it was because Mom was her Linehan, President and CEO of Zoo New England. “Both Franklin with an antipasto made up of and cookies. youngest or because Mom was Park and Stone Zoo offer expansive outdoor spaces with plenty of salami, prosciutto, provolone Everyone recounted their the shortest of the sisters, what- room for social distancing while learning about many of the incred- cheese and black shiny olives. activities for the week. Auntie ever the reason, it was a signal ible species that call our Zoos home. While all of our animals have A bottle of homemade red wine, Angie, Auntie Stella, and Mom that Mom was on Grandma’s continued to receive excellent care during the closure, both our staff Grandma just brought up from would usually speak of a movie frying pan and definitely in and animals have missed our guests, and we are all very excited to the cellar, sat in a straw basket they had seen together at the trouble with her. open our gates to visitors once again with new protocols in place.” New health and safety measures that have been implemented Four Women “Quattro Donne” is available at R. Del Gaudio Gift Shop, 17 North Square include online and timed ticketing, guest capacity limits, one-way North End (617-227-5915), adjoining Paul Revere House; Post-Gazette; Saint Francis paths to control guest fl ow, clearly designated 6-foot distance mark- Book and Gift Shop at Saint Leonard Peace Garden; Barbara’s Bestsellers, South Station ers, enhanced cleaning protocols, more hand sanitizer stations (857-263-8737); lulu.com; molinaridesign.net; Greetings from Boston, Faneuil Hall; throughout the zoos, and COVID-19 training for all staff. Amazon.com; BarnesandNoble.com; and Bookshop.org. Guests to the Zoo will be required to purchase tickets online for a designated time slot, and there will be no re-entry once admitted into the Zoo. Members are also required to reserve their time slot Mayor’s Garden Contest prior to their visit. Online tickets for the general public are available for purchase at: www.zoonewengland.org. Mayor Martin J. Walsh has Guests and staff are required to wear face coverings, and adhere announced that the 24th annual to 6-foot social distancing while on Zoo grounds. Most all of the Mayor’s Garden Contest will pathways at Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo are now one way take place this year keeping with clear path markers for guests to follow. within current social distanc- For the fi rst phase of opening, guests can enjoy an Outdoor ing guidelines. Boston’s green Safari Walk at the Zoos, as indoor buildings remain closed. At thumbs have until 11:59 p.m. Franklin Park Zoo, guests will be able to see the lions and tigers on Friday, July 10th, to reg- at the Kalahari Kingdom/Tiger Tales exhibit; red kangaroos and ister. The contest provides the emus at the Outback Trail; the prairie dogs and red pandas at the perfect opportunity to recognize Nature’s Neighborhoods Children’s Zoo; the zebras, ostrich and those who have taken advantage warthogs at Serengeti Crossing; the giraffes and Grevy’s zebra at of the “safer at home” guidelines the Giraffe Savannah, and much more. At Stone Zoo, guests can to hone their gardening skills. see the fl amingos and bush dogs at the Caribbean Coast; the black The contest recognizes gar- bears, arctic fox and reindeer in Yukon Creek; the snow leopards deners who have landscaped, and markhor goats in the Himalayan Highlands, as well as the new planted fl owers, trees, shrubs, pack of Mexican gray wolf brothers, North American river otters, and, in the process, helped beau- white-cheeked gibbons and more. In accordance with public guid- tify Boston’s neighborhoods. The ance, the playgrounds and play structures at both zoos must remain safety of gardeners and contest closed during this fi rst phase of reopening. judges is the top priority of the While these have been challenging and unprecedented times, Boston Parks and Recreation 2019 1st Place - Porch, Balcony or Container - Michele Topor, Zoo New England remains committed to its mission to protect and Department. Gardeners should North End sustain the natural world for future generations. Our fi eld conser- follow all current advisories award from Mayor Walsh while as contestants but are welcome vation work on behalf of rare and threatened species in eastern from the Boston Public Health second and third place winners to return as judges. Massachusetts has continued throughout our closure. The Zoos’ Commission and the City of will be awarded certifi cates. The The preferred method of animal care staff has been on grounds at Franklin Park Zoo and Boston. Visit the City’s coro- traditional awards ceremony entry for residents is to sub- Stone Zoo every day since the closure, providing healthy diets, navirus website for the latest will be dependent on the rules mit photos through the online enrichment activities, veterinary care, and the human interaction information and guidance. on public gatherings that apply application at: www.boston. the animals look forward to when the gates are open. Everyone at Gardeners or those nominat- in August. gov/mayors-garden-contest. the Zoo, including the animals, looks forward to welcoming guests ing their favorite gardeners may Gardeners who have won Alternatively, they may request back this summer. fi nd printable and online nomi- three or more times in the last an application by emailing their For more information and to plan your visit, please visit nation forms at: www.boston. ten years will be automatically name and address to: garden- www.zoonewengland.org. gov/mayors-garden-contest. entered into the Hall of Fame. [email protected]. For Zoo New England manages Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and Stone First place winners will receive These distinguished Hall-of- more information please call Zoo in Stoneham. Both are accredited by the Association of Zoos and the coveted “Golden Trowel” Famers are not eligible to enter 617-635-4505. Aquariums (AZA). PAGE 6 POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020 Pet News from the Gazette ALL THAT ZAZZ by Marie Simboli by Mary N. DiZazzo How to Keep Your House Clean with Indoor Pets Cleaned Out! While our pets may be fan- tastic company, they can also Ciao Bella, be smelly and dirty and carry I consider myself so fortunate parasites such as fleas and today. Just before corona hit germs. Balls of pet hair, urine I hired a lovely teen to help stains on the carpet, droppings, clean out drawers and closets. shavings, or feathers getting into Altogether between donations the most unusual places are all and trash there must have been problems that many pet owners at least 14 bags! Of course this struggle with regularly. Don’t was a period of over several let this put you off owning a pet weeks. Purging is such a beauti- though; there are lots of easy ful feeling! Now when I go into ways to ensure that your pet and my drawers and clothes closet your home stay fresh and clean. a wave of relief just comes over Keeping Pet Hair at Bay: If me! I’m a bit of a hoarder with you have a dog, cat, bunny, or my clothes. Sentimental value another small furry that sheds comes to mind. So when I got their hair, this is likely to be rid of the ones I wasn’t using your biggest and most frustrat- anymore I found so much room ing task. Tip: If you do not have a pre- a rabbit too! Any cage or enclo- that I could actually see what I The power of a good vacuum made solution, or you want sure must be safe and the right owned. I felt like I had just gone cleaner: Your vacuum cleaner something as natural as pos- size for your pet. Some designs shopping! up too much space. Importantly needs to be capable of picking sible, a home remedy can work will contain stray bedding or There were a couple of impor- mascara should be tossed after up pet hair effectively. It should well. Mix one cup of white vin- droppings more effectively than tant drawers of makeup in my about three or four months. A have a powerful suction, work egar, one cup of water and two others. vanity that I really needed help buildup of bacteria in mascara well on all surfaces and not get teaspoons of baking soda and While reptiles and fish are with purging. My teen friend tubes can cause eye infections. clogged easily by excess hair. pop it into a clean spray bottle. probably some of the clean- Kristen (a doll) was just a pro Even after this 3 month quaran- You want one with a good fi lter If you are worried about acci- est pets to keep, their tanks for this job. For some reason tine you probably haven’t used that is easy to empty. It needs dents you may not have noticed, or vivarium can still become she guided me perfectly through your mascara so time to toss to get into all the tough-to-reach you could invest in an ultra- smelly, and if they get too the clean up. What I was to it. Also after about six months spaces, have tools for use on violet light that will highlight dirty, it can be unsightly and keep and what to throw out. trash liquid foundations and upholstery and, ideally, should any offending areas. Of course, even a health hazard for your She was all about the dates, creamed eyeshadow. be as quiet as possible to mini- making sure that you work hard pet. The bedding you use in expiration dates. So I’m here Also check your old, unused mize any stress for your pet. on toilet training your dog, cat, a vivarium will depend on the now with a few tips on what during quarantine creams for Regular grooming is impor- rabbit, even bird if they have a type of reptile. Coconut fi ber to keep and what to toss. And face, body, and hands. tant: While it is true that no log of cage-free time, should be is a popular, environmentally of course smelling your make So hope you’ve enjoyed my amount of grooming will com- a priority when they are fi rst friendly option for minimizing up. You can detect that rancid tips on living a cleaner life. pletely prevent shedding, it can brought home to help minimize any odors. Birds have incred- smell quite easily. All that have Stay safe and sound in these make a huge difference, and it the number of accidents. If ibly sensitive immune systems an odor should be thrown out crazy times. Look to the future also helps maintain a healthy your dog, cat, or rabbit is prone and can develop illnesses easily immediately. Keep your every because the best is yet to come. coat and skin. There are many to spraying or scent mark- without the right care. Good day wearable’s front and cen- Something my Dad always grooming tools designed specifi - ing, it may be worth speaking cage hygiene is vitally important ter. Keep some of the fancy quoted. cally for shedding. with your vet about spaying or in helping to ensure your bird make up toward the back of the Buona giornata and God bless Other Pet hair removal neutering. stays healthy as well as helping drawer. Toss out containers of the United States of America! products: There are a number Regularly cleaning bed- to minimize smells and excess make up that you really don’t of other products, including lint ding and housing: Whether feathers gathering in the home. use anymore. Forget about the — Mary N. rollers and rubber brushes that it is washing your dogs or cat’s Don’t forget about the bowls sentimental value. It just takes DiZazzo-Trumbull can be useful for removing hair bedding, or cleaning out a bird, and toys too; these can harbor Read prior weeks’ “All That Zazz” columns at www.allthatzazz. from upholstery, clothes and small animal or reptile enclo- germs if they are not regularly com. Mary is a third-generation cosmetologist. She may be contacted other soft furnishings. sure, it is crucial that you keep cleaned. at (978) 470-8183 or [email protected] Removing urine stains: up a regular cleaning schedule. Picking the right cleaning While we all appreciate the Dirty cages can lead to a smelly and air freshening products: perils of toilet training a new home, discomfort for your pet, Make sure your chosen cleaning puppy, accidents can happen and a build-up of germs and products are safe to use around with cats, bunnies and other bacteria that can even result in your pet. Always read the labels small animals too. Making sure disease or infection. If your cat and do your research. Avoid that you clean up any urine uses a little box, it should also strong, caustic products like or vomit stains quickly and be cleaned out regularly, and bleach. Some people choose to thoroughly is essential from a the quality of the litter you use make their cleaning products; hygiene perspective, to elimi- can make a big difference. A this can be more economical, nate any odors, and to minimize hooded litter box will also help more environmentally friendly the risk of the pet going back to contain stray litter and odors, and allows avoiding the use again to the same spot. Pet as well as offering your pet more of harsh or problematic ingre- urine is strong, and you may privacy. Vinegar can be great for dients. Just be sure to get think you have managed to dissolving any hard-to-remove approval from your vet before clean it all away, but often, the urine build up. High quality, using any DIY natural solu- uric acid lingers. Products that absorbent bedding material can tions. Essential oil diffusers are contain enzymes that neutral- help to minimize offensive odors popular for using to freshen up ize the uric acid are often most and may mean that cleaning the home, but certain essential effective. Always blot up as does not have to be done quite oils can be hazardous to use much excess urine as possible as regularly. Psst! don’t forget around any animals (cats and before applying the solution. that it is possible to litter train birds are just a few animals that are particularly sensitive to them) and it will likely be better to find an alternative solution altogether. If you do suspect that your pet has been poisoned by a toxic substance, you should contact your bet PPastaasta & PastryPastry ShopShop immediately or call the Pet Poison Hotline. You have your house chores features prepared Italian specialties cut out for you. Enjoy! for you to pick up, heat & enjoy! 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POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020 PAGE 7 Saint Willibald Simple TIMES . . . by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari A native of Wessex, England, by Girard A. Plante Willibald was born on Octo- ber 21st, around the year 700. His mother, Saint Wuna of A childhood friend contacted between standup and the audi- Wessex was reportedly a sister me recently via Facebook to ence. It makes acting easier,” of Saint Boniface. His father, praise my previous column she says. Prior to the corona- Saint Richard the Pilgrim, was about a local musician and his virus, Theresa performed 10 a chieftain of Wessex. He was future aspirations. I always shows each month at Broadway the brother of Sts. Winebald appreciate the comments my Comedy Club, Greenwich Village and Walburga. writing receives, especially Comedy, and West Side Comedy At the age of three, Willibald from friends I’ve not seen in Club. suffered from a violent illness. years. My friend Maria also Subsequent to her Off-Off His parents prayed to God, took that opportunity to update Broadway show, Theresa began vowing to commit Willibald to a me on her daughter’s current acting fulltime. The slapstick monastic life if he was spared. situation. film Made in Chinatown will Willibald survived and at the age While actress Theresa go to theaters soon. Director of fi ve entered the Benedictine Moriarty humbly eschews her Robert Samuels shot the fi lm monastery at Waldheim and mom’s boasts, she laughs in Philadelphia the summer was educated by Abbot Egwald at the attention because her of 2018. The cast includes at the monastery. After study- mom proved to be the impetus Soprano stars Vincent Pastore, ing in a monastery in Waitham, towards her successes acting Tony Rossi, Tony Garrow, and in Hampshire, he went on a and modeling. I caught up Raymond J. Barry. Theresa pilgrimage to Rome 722 with with Theresa on Memorial Day Theresa Moriarty plays the lead actress love inter- his father, who died on the weekend in her apartment in est. Her latest fi lm When We way at Lucca, Italy. Willibald New York City. Despite the Though acting is her primary Dance the Music Dies was shot continued on to Rome and then busy goings on the acting and emphasis, modeling is essential in 2019, but is on hold during to Jerusalem. Thinking him modeling business exacts, she to Theresa’s repertoire. She the pandemic. Theresa’s role to be a spy, he was captured Boniface’s missionary plans is home daily because of the works with designers to market is the daughter character and by Saracens who eventually regarding the Slavic people. limits of COVID-19. their clothes. “Modeling pays plays opposite Eric Roberts, released him and he continued On October 21,741, Boniface Theresa’s resume is a pleth- the bills in between acting jobs. brother of actress Julia Roberts. on to the holy places and then consecrated him bishop ora of acting and modeling gigs I’m not a Broadway actress. It’s The psycho-thriller is directed to Constantinople, where he vis- at Sülzenbrücke and soon beginning at age six. “My mom strictly fi lm and TV.” by Anthony de Lioncourt. Both ited numerous monasteries, and appointed him bishop of brought me to a model search Yet after traveling the country fi lms trailers’ can be viewed on hermitages. Upon his return to Eichstatt, in Franconia, the in Utica (her hometown), and for acting jobs, Theresa started YouTube. Italy, he went to Monte Cassino Site that his brother Winebald. I went to the fi nals in Buffalo. doing voiceovers for TV com- Regardless of her gratitude where he stayed for ten years, Willibald founded a double Then we’d go to auditions across mercials in 2013. Currently, for the steady work acting for serving as sacristan, dean, and monastery at Heidenheim, Upstate New York,” she adds. “It she does voiceover for all Macy’s TV, film, and modeling has porter. While on a visit to Rome, naming Winebald abbot and was fun. Six modeling agencies TV commercials, radio, and brought, Theresa’s marriage to he met Pope St. Gregory III, who his sister Walburga abbess. reached out. And I made trips the store’s Internet platforms. Martin Higgins on New Year’s sent him to Germany to assist Willibald served as bishop for to New York City.” She also promotes Downy, Eve 2017, she answered, “Is my his cousin St. Boniface in his some four decades. Those treks placed Theresa in Ulta Beauty women’s cosmet- biggest accomplishment.” important missionary work. Willibald passed away at TV commercials for Gap, Toys ics, and 10 commercial brands I asked Theresa how she views He was welcomed by St. Eichstätt, Duchy of Bavaria, “R” Us, Kids “R” Us, Pop Tarts, each year. the larger picture of performing Boniface, who ordained him on East Franconia in 787. He Time-Warner, as well as other As the coronavirus disallows her craft and of the world after July 22, 741, and assigned him was Canonized by Pope Leo brands. Her career evolved her to be in-studio, she records the pandemic ceases: “I hope to missionary work at Eichstätt. VII in 938. The Feast Day of towards Saturday Night Live, from home. Her editor and we fi nd a ‘new’ normal. Leave Possibly the ordination of Saint Willibald is celebrated on where she did a skit with actors sound engineers work from a some of the hustle and bustle Willibald was connected with July 7th. Will Ferrell and Cheri Oteri. studio in uptown New York. A behind. Focus on quality jobs And at age nine, she appeared studio is set up in her apart- over quantity and glorifying on Conan O’Brien’s Late-Night ment. She auditions at home, the word ‘busy.’ I’d love to see Show. At 16, Theresa played a “which makes getting offers more people supporting their Greetings from the (currently closed) character’s friend on the soap easier,” she adds. friend’s projects, local theater, opera One Life to Live. “We have a great team. Independent films, comedy North End Branch Library After graduating high school, Producers e-mail me the script clubs — valuing in-person she entered Manhattan College to record remotely while sound experiences and live audiences. Myself and library staff look forward to the day that we can return in the Bronx, earning an English engineers record as I talk. Technology and Social Media to the branch and connect with our patrons in person. Literature degree in 2010. But Recording from home is tougher are great, especially in my In the meantime, I hope you can join me in the weekly the acting bug bit after college. because I don’t have pictures. industry. But it’s easy to isolate online Kanopy Movie Club and monthly online Book Discussion “I never thought of an acting I am grateful for the voiceover ourselves and our views, based Club. career in college,” Theresa (career) as my clients trust me. on what we see online every day. Watch a fi lm online on the BPL’s Kanopy platform then meet reveals, “I focused on academ- I can work. I’m doing okay. But It’s through family, friendships, and discuss with others via Zoom every Thursday evening, ics. And college was a growing I miss seeing the community of and understanding the human 7:00 – 8:00 p.m., at the Kanopy Movie Club. This Thursday’s experience. I needed to learn fellow creators.” condition that I am able to do fi lm is Purple Noon (1960): https://boston.kanopy.com/video/ how to live and move around Theresa’s penchant to hone my job as an actress and artist. purple-noon. Register with me, Branch Librarian Jennifer Hawes, safely in New York City. I began her acting skills led her to I am constantly learning and at: [email protected]. 6/11’s fi lm is Donald Cried (2016): https:// taking acting seriously after Standup Comedy. She studied growing and I can’t wait to feel boston.kanopy.com/video/donald-cried. graduating college.” at the improvisational theatre safe to travel and learn about Online Book Discussion Club meets via Zoom on Wednesday, In 2011, the transition to and training center Upright other countries, communities, June 24th, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. This month’s book is In the Distance, acting began with her one- Citizens Brigade Theatre in and cultures again.” and is available in eBook form on Hoopla: https://www.hoopla woman Off-Off Broadway show New York. “It’s a way to express To view Theresa’s photos digital.com/title/13312155, which you can access with your library Elizabeth Taylor at the Susan myself and to get onstage and and video clips of her acting, go card and pin number. You can register with Jennifer at jhawes@ Batson Theater. “I studied with perform,” Theresa says. to www.theresamoriarty.com. bpl.org. The Zoom invite will be emailed to you. acting teachers Susan Batson Standup teeters towards risk Also, follow her on Instagram: There are many other virtual library programs and online and Marishka Philips at their and reward. “You’re vulnerable. @tmolynn resources available for all ages at www.bpl.org. school,” Theresa says. The show You need a level of bravery (to was scheduled to run 12 weeks, Standup). There’s no auditions. 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The time has come, the walrus said, TO TALK OF MANY THINGS of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings by Sal Giarratani

ARE WE REALLY WHEN I THINK OF DEDHAM, BRAHMS: features their newest hit song, PROGRAMMED I DON’T THINK THE BOY II (Blu-ray) “Bullet Holes,” from the new TO FOLLOW ORDERS? ITALIAN FOOD Universal Pictures Home Ent. blockbuster John Wick 3 movie I love listening to Clyde Lewis Evil has found a new friend soundtrack. Additional cuts on on his Ground Zero radio show in Brahms: The Boy II, the this awesome box set has, “The on AM 1200 at midnight on spine-tingling and devilishly Chemicals Between Us,” “This weeknights. He is pretty much inventive follow up to The Boy. is War,” “The Sound of Winter,” known as a conspiracy theorist The fi lm follows a mother fi ght- “Body,” “The Disease of Dancing talking about Big Foot, Area 51, ing to save her family from a Cats,” and “Little Things.” evil demons, and spaceships. dangerous supernatural force EYE SEE YOU – SPECIAL He tells it like he sees it, has L-R: Brian Girard with owner and the surprising dangers EDITION (Blu-ray) some weird guests, but is so Ronald Hidalgo at The that lie ahead. Unaware of the MVD Marquee Collection entertaining. Sportsman’s Den located in terrifying history of Heelshire A brutal serial killer is target- Recently, talking about the Quincy. Mansion, a young family moves ing cops, and alcoholic detective pandemic, he spoke of so many of us who simply like following (Photo by Sal Giarratani) Santoro’s Sicilian Trattoria into a guesthouse, after surviv- Jake Malloy (Sylvester Stallone) in Dedham orders from governors and may- They already heard of this paper ing a traumatic home invasion returns to the force following a (Photo by Sal Giarratani) that left their son a near mute. stay in a remote detox clinic, ors acting like Mussolini, telling and liked it. The Broadside has On the estate, their young son and he is on the warpath. But us where to go, what to eat, lots of fans down there. Since the pandemic outbreak, soon fi nds in the backyard of now the killer is making it what color our masks should EAST BOSTON I have taken up daily power the mansion, an eerily life-life personal as Jake’s friends and be. Too many of us seem to like NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH walks that start in Roslindale porcelain doll he calls Brahms. families are targeted, and now taking orders. CENTER OPENS COVID-19 and end way up on Route 109 in The bone-chilling Brahms: The this dedicated agent is twisted I think we need to get the TESTING FOR ALL Dedham. My roundtrip is about Boy II stars Katie Holmes as in an emotional nightmare. economy opened up before On May 22nd, I called the 7.2 miles, not bad for this old a mother who increasingly Time is running out, and so are there is no economy left. Keep Health Center and went over to guy who refuses to feel old. becomes uneasy and terror- the options, as Malloy engages this up; we become a very Suffolk Downs to get tested for On my trek in Dedham, I ized by her son’s new super- in an extreme game of cat-and- large Venezuela going down the the coronavirus. Short lines and always pass a neat restaurant natural “friend.” The Universal mouse with a killer who won’t tubes. We are killing small busi- it took less than 10 minutes and Santoro’s Sicilian Trattoria on Pictures Home Entertainment be stopped. nesses, who like Charlie on the I was driving away from the tent. Bridge Street (109 west) just release of this terrifying sequel DYNAMO – MBTA may never return. I haven’t had any symptoms. down the street from the West includes 20 additional minutes SPECIAL EDITION (Blu-ray) More and more are fi ghting In fact, I am feeling great. Roxbury VA Medical Center on of exclusive bonus content that VCI Ent. back, protesting in the streets, Exercising every day and tak- the VFW Parkway. When restau- will take you deeper inside the A cab driver is discovered by and speaking out because ing off needless pounds. I have rants fi nally re-open, I’m going frightening would of Brahms, corrupt producers as a succes- everyone’s business is essen- lost 22 pounds to date and my to check out this establishment. including chilling, deleted and sor to superstar Dynamo (Bruce tial, as is our liberty. However, diabetes is disappearing. I also WHEN THE PANDEMIC ENDS alternate scenes and a never- Lee); they fi nd his rebellious still too many seem to blindly am eating good food. I’M HEADING FOR before-seen alternate ending. and individual nature may be go along with the program. I HOME SMART THE LAKE Audiences everywhere can too much for even their mas- always thought that liberty was HOT PROPERTIES witness the haunting story of sive enterprise to contain. This in our DNA. As someone whose maternal Brahms slowly unfold, as it 2K restoration of the original WHY EVEN BOTHER TO family roots are in Charlestown exposes a trail of death and 35mm English print, is a fan SET CAPACITY LIMITS and as someone who called this disaster leading back to the favorite in the sub-genre of With getting closer and closer community home for almost a supernatural doll. Bruceploitation, and stars Ho to re-opening up the state dozen years, I read with more WUTHERING HEIGHTS (DVD) Tsung-Tao (Bruce Li), Ku Feng economy and businesses, it than mere interest a full-page Liberation Hall and Chiang Tao. will mean more and more folks home profi le in the Home Smart Mistreated foundling GUTTERBALLS (Blu-ray) jumping back on the transit pages of the Boston Herald on nd Heathcliff and Catherine fall Unearthed Films system in numbers not seen May 22 . The piece of property The Inn on Newfound Lake in love, but she marries a A bowling night will turn over the past nine or so weeks for sale was on Main Street right wealthy man, Edgar Linton, so into a bloody death match for a since we started social distanc- outside Thompson Square. The When my daughter was Heathcliff becomes obsessed team of teenagers, as a deranged ing, sheltering in place, etc. structure at 121 Main Street is young, I remember those fam- with getting revenge. Nor can serial killer is taking them down The “T” promises not to pack more than 200 years old, unit ily trips to the Newfound Lake he satiate his thirst for revenge, one at a time. A brutally sadis- folks into trains, buses and 3 is for sale, two-bedrooms, two area. It was easy to get up to manifested through his own tic rape leads to a series of streetcars like cans of sar- bathrooms penthouse on the Route 93 in New Hampshire loveless marriage to Edgar’s bizarre, gory murders during dines. However, management market for $1,050,000. and a short ride over to Route sister Isabella. In this television a midnight disco bowl-a-rama stated it will not strictly enforce I wonder how long this seller’s 3 in Bridgewater, NH, just up adaptation of Emily Bronte’s at a popular bowling alley. One any social distancing on their market will continue because the street from Bristol, NH, Wuthering Heights, realism by one, players of two teams equipment. sooner than later with the mere where all the little shops, din- and gothic symbolism com- meet blood-drenched gruesome I never heard anything so snap of a fi nger, we could switch ers, supermarket, and ice cream bine to form a romance novel deaths at the hands of a black dumb in my life! A policy that right over to a buyer’s market shop were. that’s full of social relevance. bowling-gloved masked killer. won’t be enforced is no policy as both this pandemic and the Summertime was the best up Follow the self-destructive jour- This alley runs red with blood at all and only endangers driv- cratering out of our economy there. Maybe when the COVID- ney of Heathcliff, as he seeks by sunrise. ers and operators who could be continues in response to it. I see 19 stuff is over, it will be back revenge for losing his soul mate, WHAT THE WATERS LEFT risking their lives trying to make housing values dropping and I up for some good old R&R. I Catherine, to Edgar Linton. BEHIND (Blu-ray) the MBTA safer for everyone see rental properties going for loved staying at an 18th century Themes such as good versus Unearthed Films who depends on the system far less. Inn that still operates! evil, chaos and order, selfi sh- On November 10th1985, ris- getting to and from work. ness, betrayal, and obsession – ing waters from a broken dam Either you have a policy or intertwine as the story unfolds. fl ooded the town of Epecuén; you don’t. CAR CORNER Bronte’s Wuthering Height is the settlement remained under- JUDGE RIPS BAKER OVER Here’s a great 1956 a symbolic and psychological water for 30 years. When the GUN SHOPS CLOSINGS Ford Thunderbird I passed study of the nature of love. waters receded it revealed a Massachusetts gun shops by at Meineke Car Care on BUSH - LIVE IN TAMPA ghostly ruin, although the re-opened after being declared Southern Artery in Quincy. (Blu-ray+DVD+Audio CD) town was still intact and stayed “nonessential” businesses The general manager is Cleopatra Ent. deserted, at least they thought. thanks to a Federal Judge Chris Chetwynd and the Performing to a sold out One fateful day, a group of that criticized Gov. Charlie car is owned by Skip Ryan. crowd of 10,000 die-hard young fi lmmakers visited the Baker’s decision to close these Lucky guy that Skip is! fans in Tampa, during their ruins to fi lm a documentary. shops due to the COVID-19 critically acclaimed 2019 Ignoring the warnings, they shutdown. U.S. District Judge Altimate Tour,Bush rocks get stranded, only to discover Douglas Woodlock stated the Here’s a 1964 Ford Tampa like never before! that someone or something move an “improper burden” on Falcon I found back down This concert features the has moved back in and is not the Second Amendment and at Royal Car Tops in West band’s biggest hits includ- happy to see them. One by one that Baker did not give a good Roxbury. Classic car in ing, “Machinehead,” “Glycerine,” the visitors soon fi nd that you reason for these closings. The its day! Among the first “Comedown,” “Swallowed,” don’t have to go to Texas for a Judge added “These plaintiffs compacts in 1962 when it “Everything Zen,” and also massacre. have Constitutional rights that came out. deserve respect and vindication and it becomes necessary for a court to do that rather than the While cleaning out stuff Photo Submission Guidelines executive when the executive in the cellar I came upon an Photos submitted for publication should have a declines.” old Sunday Boston Herald minimum resolution of 150 dpi (or ppi), Recently, I stopped by The dated September 18, 1983. I 300 dpi for best results. Photos taken with cam- Sportsman’s Den a cool gun noticed a half-page ad from era phones are typically only 72 dpi and will be shop on the South Shore on Wilmington Ford up off of too grainy to print. If taking photos for a sub- Southern Artery, in Quincy. I Route 93 where this dealership was selling a brand new mission, please use a digital camera. If supplying dropped off a bundle of Boston Ford F150 going for only $6,875. Nowadays, that could be Broadside newspapers that I a down payment on it. existing photos, please submit a high-quality print for scanning. (Photos by Sal Giarratani) also write commentaries for. POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020 PAGE 9

by Marianna Bisignano

I only have one relative left “They can open things up by friend thought for a minute and from the older generation, Uncle next month, but I’m staying in then asked, “What’s the name Gino’s widow, Auntie Ninna. For until July to see what happens of that fl ower you give some- some reason just saying Aunt to the rest of you, fi rst.” one you love? You know the Ninna didn’t make it, so it was “People keep asking me if the one that’s red and has thorns.” always Auntie Ninna. She is Coronavirus is really all that His friend replied, “You mean 96, lives in a suburb of Boston, serious. My answer is that if a rose.” and still has it all together. A the churches and the casinos His friend nodded, turned day doesn’t go by when there are closed, things are probably toward the kitchen and yelled, is no communication. She, via that serious. When heaven and “Rose, what’s the name of her computer, sends me corre- hell agree on the same thing, that restaurant we ate at last spondence just about every day, it’s serious.” night.” and most of it is in the form of “Never in a million years could “A neighbor was telling me topical jokes. I have imagined I would go up about a new hearing aid he just Considering the times we’re to a bank teller wearing a mask bought that cost him $4,000. living in, I will try to cheer you up and ask for money, and get it He added that it was state of with a little of her humor before without a problem.” the art and just perfect. I asked I go on with anything else: “The fi rst day I home-schooled him what kind it was, and he At this time of the year, I can’t think of a better way to use up “I hope they give us two weeks’ my kids, I tried to fi gure out how answered, “It’s 10:35.” leftover Italian bread than to make a “Panzanella”! This Tuscan notice before sending us back I could get them transferred to And the last one, “I ran into born tomato and bread salad is also known as pansanella, out into the real world. I think another class.” my friend, Luigi the widower, panmòllo or panmolle and is traditionally a mix of stale Italian we’ll all need the time to become “I poured drinks and placed who lives down the street and bread (soaked in water), sweet tomatoes, red onions, basil, and ourselves again. And, by “our- each one in a different room of he told me he’s getting married cucumbers, seasoned with extra virgin olive oil, red wine vinegar selves,” I mean lose 10-pounds, my house, and called it a pub again. I asked if she was good and salt. This dish is believed by some to have originated as a get a haircut, and get used to crawl.” looking and he said, “No.” I peasant dish. Others claim it evolved from sailors at sea, who not drinking at 9:00 a.m.” “If the schools are closed, asked if she was a good cook, survived on stale bread soaked in sea water along with the few “New monthly budget … Gas do we drop the kids off at the and he said, “No.” I then asked vegetables they had available in their galley. While the true origin $00.00, Entertainment $00.00, teacher’s house?” if she had lots of money and remains unsettled, there is one thing that is certain. Panzanella Clothes $00.00, Groceries and “For the second part of this he replied, “Poor as a church is a dish that represents how the most delicious Italian cuisine booze, $2,799.00.” quarantine, do we have to stay mouse.” I thought I would get is often derived from simply combining what you have on hand, “The doctors recommend with the same family or will the really personal and asked what with fresh seasonal ingredients from the land. wearing a mask inside your authorities relocate us.” she was like when the lights At my Nonna’s house, we had a huge garden. When in season, home, not so much to stop “The Coronavirus has turned went out, and he replied, “I all of our meals were centered around whatever was ready fi rst. COVID-19, but to stop eating.” us all into dogs. We wander don’t know.” When there were squash fl owers, Nonna made “squash blossom “Females have become low around the house looking for I fi nally asked, “Why in the frittata”, string beans called for “string beans and potato salad” maintenance as they can’t go food and we get told, “NO,” and world do you want to marry and when the tomatoes ripened, the options were never-ending. to have their nails filed and NO again if we get too close her then.” His comment said it Panzanella was a dish Nonna would make only from freshly picked painted, hair washed, dyed, and to strangers and we get really all, “Because she can still drive and ripened “garden tomatoes”. She said it was “the only way it styled, eyelashes re-minked, excited about going for walks at night.” tastes right”. Nonna also didn’t follow the traditional way of soak- nor do they have to get dressed and car rides.” I have a few more that Auntie ing the Italian bread in water, instead she cut it into cubes and every day, but they still insist “The dumbest thing I did this Ninna and a 95-year-old friend “dried it out” in the oven. Her recipe for Panzanella is fast, easy that they want a real man.” year was to buy a 2020 planner.” named Ernie sent me, but this and delicious. It can be served as a fi rst course or even enjoyed “When this quarantine is over, As I mention at the beginning, is a family column and I can’t as a light summertime lunch! let’s not tell some of the people.” these were from Auntie Ninna print them, sorry. I’m biting “My wife stepped on my elec- Contini. I hope you enjoy them. at the bit because Loretta and tronic scale this morning, and I have a few for you if the I are still in Florida and we TUSCAN TOMATO and BREAD SALAD it said, “Please practice social ones I’ve written didn’t make want to come home. I hope Panzanella distancing, only one person on you laugh, but these are for the that, by the end of June, we 1 loaf stale Italian bread 1 cucumber, peeled and the scale at a time.” old folks: will feel safe enough to travel (preferably “no salt” Tuscan), chopped into bite sized “Not to brag, but I haven’t “An elderly couple was having … I’ll keep you posted. Oh by cut into 3-inch cubes pieces th been late to anything in over dinner at the home of friends, the way, tomorrow is June 6 , ¼ cup olive oil 1½ large red onions, thinly eight weeks.” and after dinner, the women and we celebrate the Invasion 2 cloves garlic, peeled and sliced “For the apocalypse, I wanted headed for the kitchen to do of Normandy that happened on pressed 7-8 fresh basil leaves, chopped zombies and anarchy; instead the dishes. The two men sat at that date in 1944. So, tomorrow 4-5 large garden tomatoes (can oregano we got working from home and the table talking and one talked morning, I will stand at atten- use sweet cherry tomatoes salt and pepper to taste toilet paper shortages.” about how great the food was tion for a moment of silence and cut into halves), cut into bite “You’ve seen those car com- at a new restaurant he and his then salute the fl ag located in sized pieces mercials where there’s only one wife ate at. my front window and thank the vehicle on the road? It doesn’t The other asked his friend the Greatest Generation for their Vinaigrette seem so unrealistic these days.” name of the restaurant, and his sacrifi ces. ¾ cup good quality extra virgin GOD BLESS AMERICA olive oil (I use Filippo Berio) ¼ cup red wine vinegar — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST— THE In a large mixing bowl, toss the bread cubes with the pressed DIAMONDS garlic and olive oil to coat. Spread the cubed bread evenly onto ROLEX a baking sheet, sprinkle with salt and bake until light brown, Johnny Christy ESTATE JEWELRY about 10-15 minutes, turning at the halfway mark to cook evenly. Bought & Sold Remove from oven and allow to cool completely. Jewelers Exch. Bldg. In a large salad bowl, mix tomatoes, onions, cucumbers and Orchestra Jim (617) 263-7766 basil. Add the bread cubes and combine. Whisk together the olive oil and vinegar to make a simple vinaigrette and pour this (as much or as little as you prefer) over the bread and vegetable mixture. MUSIC FOR ALL Remember Add oregano, salt and pepper to taste, and toss well to combine, OCCASIONS 781-648-5678 allowing the vinaigrette, tomato juices and spices to meld. Let Your stand at room temperature for 30 minutes tossing occasionally, then refrigerate about an hour before serving. 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LEGAL NOTICE • News Briefs (Continued from Page 1) THOUGHTS the April rate hit 14.7 percent. Cuomo as The Joker (remember Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court Remember, in nine weeks, 39 the movie?). In this cartoon, by DAN Middlesex Probate and Family Court million Americans have already Andrew Cuomo is dressed up 208 Cambridge Street fi led for unemployment. like that sad movie clown say- Cambridge, MA 02141 Great NY Post Cartoon ing, “Sure I put COVID patients About (617) 768-5800 I love great newspaper politi- in nursing homes ... but older Docket No. MI19D2797DR This & That DIVORCE SUMMONS BY cal cartoons and the NY Post has people, vulnerable people are some great ones. Most recently going to die ... despite whatever with Daniel A. DiCenso PUBLICATION AND MAILING MAYCOLIN RAMIREZ they had one on Governor you do.” OUCH! aka MAYCOLIN RAMIREZ SANCHEZ End Quote Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal vs. VANY D. RAMIREZ “Patriotism is not short, fren- LEGAL NOTICE zied outbursts of emotion, but To the Defendant: The Plaintiff has fi led a Complaint for Divorce NOTICE OF SALE the tranquil and steady dedica- requesting that the Court grant a divorce for Notice is hereby given by TODISCO tion of a lifetime.” Irretrievable Breakdown. — Adlai Stevenson The Complaint is on fi le at the Court. TOWING OF 94 CONDOR STREET, An Automatic Restraining Order has been EAST BOSTON, MA, pursuant to entered in this matter preventing you from tak- the provisions of Mass G.L. c. 255, ing any action which would negatively impact Section 39A that they will sell the LEGAL NOTICE the current fi nancial status of either party. SEE following vehicles. Supplemental Probate Court Rule 411. Vehicles are being sold to satisfy Commonwealth of Massachusetts You are hereby summoned and required to their garage keeper’s lien for towing, The Trial Court serve upon Kevin Patrick MacMurray, Esq., storage and notices of sale: Middlesex Probate and Family Court MacMurray & Associates, Two Center Plaza, 2007 HONDA FIT 208 Cambridge Street Suite 550, Boston, MA 02108, your answer, if VIN #JHMGD38617S009316 Cambridge, MA 02141 any, on or before May 05, 2020. If you fail to do (617) 768-5800 The above vehicles will be sold so, the court will proceed to the hearing and ad- Docket No. MI20P2173EA judication of this action. You are also required at public auction at to fi le a copy of your answer, if any, in the offi ce TODISCO TOWING Estate of ANITA MANCINI of the Register of this Court. 94 Condor Street, E. Boston Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Date of Death: May 02, 2020 JUNE 20, 2020 First Justice of this Court. CITATION ON PETITION FOR at 9:00 AM Date: May 05, 2020 FORMAL ADJUDICATION “First of all, let me assert my This was the busiest first Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Run dates: 06/05, 06/12, 06/19, 2020 To all interested persons: fi rm belief that the only thing we hundred days of a contem- Run date: 06/05/2020 A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intes- have to fear is fear itself.” porary president. However, tacy and Appointment of Personal Repre- sentative has been fi led by Silvana Attardo of With that, on March 4, 1933, there was still more work to LEGAL NOTICE Waltham, MA requesting that the Court enter Franklin D. Roosevelt opened be done. In the spring and a formal Decree and Order and for such other his inaugural address and summer of 1935, Roosevelt Commonwealth of Massachusetts relief as requested in the Petition. LEGAL NOTICE The Trial Court The Petitioner requests that Silvana Attardo made an immediate promise to penned both the Works Probate and Family Court of Waltham, MA be appointed as Personal bring America’s economy back Progress Administration and Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Division Representative(s) of said estate to serve With- to prosperity. the National Labor Relations The Trial Court 208 Cambridge Street out Surety on the bond in an unsupervised Probate and Family Court Cambridge, MA 02141 administration. By then, Americans were look- Act. The fi rst created jobs for Middlesex Division (617) 768-5800 IMPORTANT NOTICE 208 Cambridge Street You have the right to obtain a copy of the ing for a savior. Some cities had unemployed people in the pub- Docket No. MI19P6280EA reached an unemployment rate lic sector. The most enduring East Cambridge, MA 02141 Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. (617) 768-5800 Estate of You have a right to object to this proceeding. of 90%. Roosevelt’s predecessor, of his accomplishments was Docket No. MI20P1990EA KEVIN E. WILLIS To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a Herbert Hoover, had left a bad the Social Security Act, which written appearance and objection at this Estate of Date of Death: October 18, 2019 fl avor in the nation’s mouth for guaranteed a pension. Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of JOHN FRANCIS JUDGE, JR. INFORMAL PROBATE June 26, 2020. what many saw as inadequate Of course, these programs Date of Death: March 08, 2020 PUBLICATION NOTICE This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- responses to the fi nancial crisis. faced opposition and the To all persons interested in the above cap- line by which you must fi le a written ap- INFORMAL PROBATE pearance and objection if you object to this Roosevelt seemed to be the hero Supreme Court struck down PUBLICATION NOTICE tioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Richard T. Willis of Lynn, MA, a Will has been admitted proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written we needed. a few initiatives, deeming To all persons interested in the above cap- to informal probate. appearance and objection followed by an Roosevelt’s first step was them government overreach. tioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Robert Richard T. Willis of Lynn, MA has been affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days declaring a four-day bank holi- Roosevelt and the Supreme L. Judge of Reading, MA, a Will has been informally appointed as the Personal Repre- of the return day, action may be taken with- admitted to informal probate. sentative of the estate to serve without surety out further notice to you. day, then stabilizing banks Court battled back and forth up Robert L. Judge of Reading, MA has been on the bond. UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION and closing insolvent ones. until 1941 when the realities of informally appointed as the Personal Repre- The estate is being administered under UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM Afterwards, the new president war changed the game. sentative of the estate to serve without surety informal procedure by the Personal Represen- PROBATE CODE (MUPC) on the bond. tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- A Personal Representative appointed urged citizens to put their The estate is being administered under bate Code without supervision by the Court. under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- money back in savings. informal procedure by the Personal Represen- Inventory and accounts are not required to be istration is not required to fi le an inventory Undoubtedly, Roosevelt’s big- LEGAL NOTICE tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- fi led with the Court, but interested parties are or annual accounts with the Court. Persons bate Code without supervision by the Court. entitled to notice regarding the administration interested in the estate are entitled to notice gest accomplishment in his fi rst Commonwealth of Massachusetts Inventory and accounts are not required to be from the Personal Representative and can regarding the administration directly from year as president was to suc- The Trial Court fi led with the Court, but interested parties are petition the Court in any matter relating to the the Personal Representative and may peti- Middlesex Probate and Family Court entitled to notice regarding the administration estate, including distribution of assets and tion the Court in any matter relating to the cessfully urge Congress to ratify from the Personal Representative and can st 208 Cambridge Street expenses of administration. Interested parties estate, including the distribution of assets the 21 Amendment and, with Cambridge, MA 02141 petition the Court in any matter relating to the are entitled to petition the Court to institute and expenses of administration. estate, including distribution of assets and formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- that, Prohibition was repealed. (617) 768-5800 Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, expenses of administration. Interested parties minating or restricting the powers of Personal Among other things he signed Docket No. MI20P2118EA First Justice of this Court. are entitled to petition the Court to institute Representatives appointed under informal pro- Date: May 29, 2020 the Tennessee Valley Authority Estate of formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Act, allowing the construction MYRNA RUBIN minating or restricting the powers of Personal can be obtained from the Petitioner. Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Date of Death: March 31, 2020 Representatives appointed under informal pro- Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 of dams along the Tennessee cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, River. Finally, Roosevelt passed CITATION ON PETITION FOR can be obtained from the Petitioner. many laws protecting unions FORMAL ADJUDICATION Run date: 06/05/2020 and the rights of workers. To all interested persons: A Petition for Formal Probate of Will SAVE THE DATE with Appointment of Personal Representa- LEGAL NOTICE tive has been fi led by Richard B. Schafer of Natick, MA requesting that the Court enter a LEGAL NOTICE formal Decree and Order and for such other Commonwealth of Massachusetts relief as requested in the Petition. Commonwealth of Massachusetts North End Athletic Association The Trial Court The Petitioner requests that Richard B. The Trial Court Probate and Family Court Schafer of Natick, MA be appointed as Per- Probate and Family Court Middlesex Division sonal Representative(s) of said estate to serve 208 Cambridge Street Without Surety on the bond in an unsuper- Middlesex Probate and Family Court ANNUAL Cambridge, MA 02141 vised administration. 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 IMPORTANT NOTICE Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5858 GOLF TOURNAMENT Docket No. MI20P1975EA You have the right to obtain a copy of the Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Docket No. MI19P1762PM Estate of You have a right to object to this proceeding. TO BENEFIT MARY ANN SERA To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a In the matter of Date of Death: March 08, 2020 written appearance and objection at this DOROTHY BENINATI THE NORTH END ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION of Natick, MA INFORMAL PROBATE Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of PUBLICATION NOTICE June 19, 2020. CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 2020 This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE To all persons interested in the above line by which you must fi le a written ap- CONSERVATOR - MAINTENANCE 7:30 a.m. (Shotgun start) captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner Ann pearance and objection if you object to this To the named Respondent and all other Sera of Winchester, MA, a Will has been proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written interested persons, a petition has been fi led ANDOVER COUNTRY CLUB admitted to informal probate. appearance and objection followed by an by the Conservator Rebecca Amaral of Ann Sera of Winchester, MA has been affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days Fitchburg, MA in the above captioned matter 60 Canterbury Street, Andover, MA informally appointed as the Personal Repre- of the return day, action may be taken with- praying for license to sell at - private sale - cer- sentative of the estate to serve without surety out further notice to you. tain real estate situated in Natick in the County on the bond. Over 144 golfers participate in this UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION of Middlesex for his/her maintenance. The estate is being administered under POSTPONED UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM IMPORTANT NOTICE sold-old tournament annually. informal procedure by the Personal Represen- PROBATE CODE (MUPC) You have the right to object to this tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- It is importantUntil thatAugust you reserve 2, 2021 your space! A Personal Representative appointed proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or bate Code without supervision by the Court. under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- your attorney must fi le a written appearance Inventory and accounts are not required to be istration is not required to fi le an inventory at this court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the fi led with the Court, but interested parties are GOLF, LUNCH AND RAFFLE PRIZES or annual accounts with the Court. Persons return date of June 15, 2020. This day is entitled to notice regarding the administration interested in the estate are entitled to notice NOT a hearing date, but a deadline date by from the Personal Representative and can The money raised from this tournament allows the regarding the administration directly from which you have to fi le the written appearance petition the Court in any matter relating to the the Personal Representative and may peti- if you object to the petition. If you fail to fi le the North End Athletic Association to purchase athletic, estate, including distribution of assets and tion the Court in any matter relating to the written appearance by the return date, action expenses of administration. Interested parties social, educational, and civic activities within the estate, including the distribution of assets may be taken in this matter without further are entitled to petition the Court to institute and expenses of administration. notice to you. formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- community and the City of Boston. minating or restricting the powers of Personal Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Representatives appointed under informal pro- First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. For more information, please contact cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Date: May 22, 2020 Date: May 29, 2020 can be obtained from the Petitioner. Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Louis Cavagnaro at 617-523-7410 Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 Run Date: 06/05/2020 POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020 PAGE 11

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE EXTRA Innings Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court The Trial Court The Trial Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court Middlesex Probate and Family Court by Sal Giarratani 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 Retiring 21 n ’21 probably never get into Docket No. MI20P2121EA Docket No. MI20P1648EA Docket No. MI20P2100EA Reading Tom Keegan’s sports Cooperstown in his life time, Estate of Estate of Estate of column in the Sunday Herald but if the Sox want to retire BRIAN THOMAS FITZPATRICK HARRIS GHAUS PETER M. DONAHUE May 31st, it appears there seems his number it’s okay with me Also Known As Date of Death: January 02, 2020 Date of Death: March 26, 2020 to be a move to retire Roger but no priority. Those last four BRIAN T. FITZPATRICK CITATION ON PETITION FOR CITATION ON PETITION FOR Clemens’ number 21 in 2021. seasons in Boston ruined his Date of Death: February 12, 2020 FORMAL ADJUDICATION FORMAL ADJUDICATION I agree, Rocket Man was an memory for me. CITATION ON PETITION FOR To all interested persons: To all interested persons: amazing pitcher in his Red Sox Happy Birthday To ... FORMAL ADJUDICATION A Petition for Formal Adjudication of Intes- A Petition for Formal Probate of Will years. He won 199 games with Happy Birthday to Jake Peavy To all interested persons: tacy and Appointment of Personal Repre- with Appointment of Personal Representa- A Petition for Formal Adjudication of sentative has been fi led by Christina Ghaus tive has been fi led by Joseph T. Donahue of us, three Cy Young’s, one MVP, (39) and Dave Roberts (48). Intestacy and Appointment of Personal of Arlington, MA requesting that the Court Naples, FL requesting that the Court enter a and struck out 20 batters in a Negotiations Between MLB enter a formal Decree and Order and for such formal Decree and Order and for such other Representative has been fi led by Kevin P. game TWICE! and Players Association Fitzpatrick of Framingham, MA requesting other relief as requested in the Petition. relief as requested in the Petition. that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order The Petitioner requests that Christina Ghaus The Petitioner requests that Joseph T. Steroid allegations happened Continues and for such other relief as requested in the of Arlington, MA be appointed as Personal Donahue of Naples, FL be appointed as Per- after he left via free agency The latest offer from Tony Representative(s) of said estate to serve With- sonal Representative(s) of said estate to serve Petition. after the ’96 season and ended Clark and the players union The Petitioner requests that Kevin P. out Surety on the bond in an unsupervised Without Surety on the bond in an unsuper- Fitzpatrick of Framingham, MA be appointed administration. vised administration. up becoming a 20-game win- continues. Latest player coun- as Personal Representative(s) of said estate IMPORTANT NOTICE IMPORTANT NOTICE ner again up in Toronto with terproposal to Commissioner to serve With Personal Surety on the bond in You have the right to obtain a copy of the You have the right to obtain a copy of the an unsupervised administration. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. the Blue Jays. That’s when my Rob Manfred and the league IMPORTANT NOTICE You have a right to object to this proceeding. You have a right to object to this proceeding. issue with Clemens began. includes a 114-game season You have the right to obtain a copy of the To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a I remember his last four lousy that would start June 30th and Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. written appearance and objection at this written appearance and objection at this You have a right to object to this proceeding. Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of seasons with Boston when he end on Halloween. To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a June 19, 2020. June 18, 2020. went 40-39, put on weight, I’m not liking this idea and written appearance and objection at this This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- and was playing on his legend. am almost at the point of call- Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of line by which you must fi le a written ap- line by which you must fi le a written ap- June 19, 2020. pearance and objection if you object to this pearance and objection if you object to this That fact alone I was glad to see ing the whole season over. Is This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written him go off to greener pastures. baseball really worth all this line by which you must fi le a written ap- appearance and objection followed by an appearance and objection followed by an And those allegations began to stupid foolishness dragging pearance and objection if you object to this affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written of the return day, action may be taken with- of the return day, action may be taken with- surface. on? Waiting until next season appearance and objection followed by an out further notice to you. out further notice to you. I think after leaving the Sox, is now looking better and better affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION he went on to win another 155 all the time. of the return day, action may be taken with- UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM games or so. He even became out further notice to you. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) PROBATE CODE (MUPC) UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION A Personal Representative appointed A Personal Representative appointed a good NY Yankees guy, too. UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- He, like Barry Bonds will LEGAL NOTICE PROBATE CODE (MUPC) istration is not required to fi le an inventory istration is not required to fi le an inventory A Personal Representative appointed or annual accounts with the Court. Persons or annual accounts with the Court. Persons NOTICE OF SALE under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- interested in the estate are entitled to notice interested in the estate are entitled to notice istration is not required to fi le an inventory regarding the administration directly from regarding the administration directly from Notice is hereby given by Stephens Automotive or annual accounts with the Court. Persons the Personal Representative and may peti- the Personal Representative and may peti- LEGAL NOTICE Transport, 60 Union Street, Medford, MA tion the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the 02155, pursuant to the provisions of G.L.c.255 interested in the estate are entitled to notice Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate, including the distribution of assets estate, including the distribution of assets 539A, that on June 24, 2020 at 10AM, at said regarding the administration directly from The Trial Court the Personal Representative and may peti- and expenses of administration. and expenses of administration. address, the following motor vehicle(s) will be Middlesex Probate and Family Court sold, in as is condition, no keys, at public sale tion the Court in any matter relating to the Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, 208 Cambridge Street to satisfy our garage keeper’s lien thereon for estate, including the distribution of assets First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. Cambridge, MA 02141 towing, storage, and expenses of notice and and expenses of administration. Date: May 22, 2020 Date: May 21, 2020 (617) 768-5800 sale: Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Docket No. MI20C0300CA 2015 NISSAN SENTRA, GRAY First Justice of this Court. Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 Date: May 22, 2020 In the Matter of Vin: 3N1AB7AP3FL682034 AUSTIN MICHAEL CAHALAN Yi Wei Lee Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate CITATION ON 15 Hooker St. Run date: 06/05/2020 PETITION TO CHANGE NAME Allston, MA 02134 A Petition to Change Name of Adult has 2019 KIA SPORTAGE, SILVER LEGAL NOTICE been fi led by Austin Michael Cahalan of Ayer, LEGAL NOTICE MA requesting that the court enter a Decree Vin: KNDPMCAC2K7557435 Commonwealth of Massachusetts changing their name to Ashley Michelle Ronald Ribeiro The Trial Court Commonwealth of Massachusetts Cahalan. 941 Main St. Probate and Family Court The Trial Court IMPORTANT NOTICE Malden, MA 02148 LEGAL NOTICE Probate and Family Court Any person may appear for purposes Middlesex Probate and Family Court 2008 TOYOTA PRIUS, BLUE Middlesex Probate and Family Court of objecting to the petition by filing an Commonwealth of Massachusetts 208 Cambridge Street appearance at: Middlesex Probate and Vin: JTDKB20U287778840 The Trial Court Cambridge, MA 02141 208 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141 Family Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return Waalid Trans. Inc. Middlesex Probate and Family Court (617) 768-5800 day of June 16, 2020. This is NOT a hearing 208 Cambridge Street (617) 768-5800 121 Holmes Ave., Apt. C3 Docket No. MI20P1545PM date, but a deadline by which you must fi le Boston, MA 02122 Cambridge, MA 02141 Docket No. MI20P1981GD a written appearance if you object to this (617) 768-5800 CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF PETITION 2014 FORD FUSION, GRAY FOR APPOINTMENT OF CONSERVATOR CITATION GIVING NOTICE OF proceeding. Vin: 3FA6P0H75ER151470 Docket No. MI20P2144EA OR OTHER PROTECTIVE ORDER PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Estate of PURSUANT TO GUARDIAN FOR INCAPACITATED First Justice of this Court Jenell Johnson STELLA CHAPIN G. L. c. 190B, § 5-304 & § 5-405 PERSON PURSUANT TO Date: May 19, 2020 6 Sylvan St. G.L. c. 190B, §5-304 Danvers, MA 01923 Date of Death: February 17, 2020 In the matter of Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate In the matter of CITATION ON PETITION FOR MARY CHARINOS Run Date: 06/05/2020 Run dates: 06/05, 06/12, 06/19, 2020 of N/A PATRICIA CONNORS FORMAL ADJUDICATION of Burlington, MA To all interested persons: RESPONDENT RESPONDENT A Petition for Formal Adjudication of (Person to be Protected/Minor) Alleged Incapacitated Person Intestacy and Appointment of Personal To the named Respondent and all other Representative has been fi led by Oak Knoll interested persons, a petition has been fi led To the named Respondent and all other LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Healthcare of Framingham, MA requesting by Spyridon Kaponis of Athens, Greece in the interested persons, a petition has been fi led that the Court enter a formal Decree and Order above captioned matter alleging that Mary by Lahey Hospital A Medical Center of Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts and for such other relief as requested in the Charinos is in need of a Conservator or other Burlington, MA in the above captioned matter The Trial Court The Trial Court Petition. protective order and requesting that Spyridon alleging that Patricia Connors is in need of a Probate and Family Court Probate and Family Court The Petitioner requests that Matthew Weir Kaponis of n/a (or some other suitable person) Guardian and requesting that Karen Kearns, Middlesex Division Middlesex Division of Holden, MA be appointed as Personal be appointed as Conservator to serve With Esq., of Cambridge, MA (or some other suitable 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street Representative(s) of said estate to serve Surety on the bond. person) be appointed as Guardian to serve Cambridge, MA 02141 Cambridge, MA 02141 With Surety on the bond in an unsupervised The petition asks the court to determine Without Surety on the bond. (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 The petition asks the court to determine administration. that the Respondent is disabled, that a protec- Docket No. MI19P5776EA Docket No. MI19P1724EA IMPORTANT NOTICE tive order or appointment of a Conservator is that the Respondent is incapacitated, that the You have the right to obtain a copy of the necessary, and that the proposed conservator appointment of a Guardian is necessary, and Estate of Estate of Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. is appropriate. The petition is on fi le with this that the proposed Guardian is appropriate. The JOHN M. LIPNER JOAN MAHARD PERRY You have a right to object to this proceeding. court. petition is on fi le with this court and may contain Also Known As Also Known As To do so, you or your attorney must fi le a You have the right to object to this pro- a request for certain specifi c authority. JACK LIPNER JOAN M. PERRY a/k/a JOAN PERRY written appearance and objection at this ceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your You have the right to object to this Date of Death: July 11, 2019 Date of Death: February 15, 2019 Court before 10:00 a.m. on the return day of proceeding. If you wish to do so, you or your attorney must fi le a written appearance at this INFORMAL PROBATE INFORMAL PROBATE June 19, 2020. court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the return date attorney must fi le a written appearance at this PUBLICATION NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE This is NOT a hearing date, but a dead- of June 19, 2020. This day is NOT a hearing court on or before 10:00 A.M. on the return date line by which you must fi le a written ap- date, but a deadline date by which you have of June 10, 2020. This day is NOT a hearing To all persons interested in the above To all persons interested in the above pearance and objection if you object to this to fi le the written appearance if you object to date, but a deadline date by which you have to captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner proceeding. If you fail to fi le a timely written the petition. If you fail to fi le the written appear- fi le the written appearance if you object to the Joanne D. Lipner of Cotuit, MA, a Will has Steven W. Perry of Georgetown, ME, a Will appearance and objection followed by an ance by the return date, action may be taken petition. If you fail to fi le the written appearance been admitted to informal probate. has been admitted to informal probate. affi davit of objections within thirty (30) days in this matter without further notice to you. In by the return date, action may be taken in this Joanne D. Lipner of Cotuit, MA has been Steven W. Perry of Georgetown, ME has of the return day, action may be taken with- addition to fi ling the written appearance, you or matter without further notice to you. In addition informally appointed as the Personal Repre- been informally appointed as the Personal out further notice to you. your attorney must fi le a written affi davit stating to fi ling the written appearance, you or your sentative of the estate to serve without surety Representative of the estate to serve without attorney must fi le a written affi davit stating the UNSUPERVISED ADMINISTRATION the specifi c facts and grounds of your objection on the bond. surety on the bond. specifi c facts and grounds of your objection UNDER THE MASSACHUSETTS UNIFORM within 30 days after the return date. The estate is being administered under The estate is being administered under within 30 days after the return date. PROBATE CODE (MUPC) IMPORTANT NOTICE informal procedure by the Personal Represen- informal procedure by the Personal Represen- A Personal Representative appointed The outcome of this proceeding may IMPORTANT NOTICE tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- under the MUPC in an unsupervised admin- limit or completely take away the above- The outcome of this proceeding may limit bate Code without supervision by the Court. bate Code without supervision by the Court. istration is not required to fi le an inventory named person’s right to make decisions or completely take away the above-named Inventory and accounts are not required to be Inventory and accounts are not required to be or annual accounts with the Court. Persons about personal affairs or fi nancial affairs person’s right to make decisions about fi led with the Court, but interested parties are fi led with the Court, but interested parties are interested in the estate are entitled to notice or both. The above-named person has the personal affairs or fi nancial affairs or both. entitled to notice regarding the administration entitled to notice regarding the administration regarding the administration directly from right to ask for a lawyer. Anyone may make The above-named person has the right to ask from the Personal Representative and can from the Personal Representative and can the Personal Representative and may peti- this request on behalf of the above-named for a lawyer. Anyone may make this request petition the Court in any matter relating to the petition the Court in any matter relating to the tion the Court in any matter relating to the person. If the above-named person cannot on behalf of the above-named person. If the estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including the distribution of assets afford a lawyer, one may be appointed at above-named person cannot afford a lawyer, expenses of administration. Interested parties expenses of administration. Interested parties and expenses of administration. State expense. one may be appointed at State expense. are entitled to petition the Court to institute are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- formal proceedings and to obtain orders ter- Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, Witness, HON. MAUREEN H. MONKS, minating or restricting the powers of Personal minating or restricting the powers of Personal First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. First Justice of this Court. Representatives appointed under informal pro- Representatives appointed under informal pro- Date: May 13, 2020 Date: May 22, 2020 Date: May 22, 2020 cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, cedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if any, Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate can be obtained from the Petitioner. can be obtained from the Petitioner. Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 Run date: 06/05/2020 PAGE 12 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, JUNE 5, 2020

Boxing Ringside HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Richard Preiss WITH BOBBY FRANKLIN

He was rough, he was tough, and he epitomized the attitude Happy Birthday and characteristics of those big, battling Bruins of the 1980s and beyond. HARRY GREB Yes, we are talking here about the one and only Terrence Joseph Many Believe the Pittsburgh Windmill is the Greatest of All-Time James O’Reilly, one of the best remembered bruisers to play for the Bruins back in the day. He remains one of the most popular June 6th marks the 126th of Greb’s greatness. Springs personalities whenever he graces the TD Garden with his presence. anniversary of the birth of Harry knows his boxing and is a O’Reilly will turn 69 the fi rst weekend in June, he will be blow- Greb who held the Middleweight superb writer. Read what he ing out 69 candles on his birthday cake on June 7th. For many of Title from 1923 to 1926, the has to say and I think you will the Bruins faithful, his time on Causeway Street came to defi ne Golden Age of Boxing. Greb won agree that Greb deserves his an era and the aura that fl owed from it. the title from Johnny Wilson in place among the greatest if the Before O’Reilly gained his fame, he grew up with it all around 1923 and lost it to Tiger Flowers great. him — in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada — famous for its views of in 1926. Interestingly, Greb was Here are some photos of Harry the famous waterfall that continues to draw tourists from around the only middleweight cham- Greb in honor of his birthday. the world. It was just a short walk or drive across a bridge into pion to both win and lose the Maybe someday footage of him the U.S. and the American town in New York State with the same title to southpaws. in action will emerge. That name — at a time when a passport was not required. People near Greb is an intriguing fi gure. would be the Holy Grail of the border went back and forth with ease, a vivid demonstration of While films were taken of a Boxing. “the longest undefended border in the world” as a popular saying number of his fi ghts, no known of the era proudly stated. Indeed, it remains a demarcation that copies exist today. Yet, despite stretches some 5,525 miles across 13 states and eight Canadian never being seen in action by provinces. today’s boxing historians, he But while border crossings may have been relaxed, it was O’Reilly still is ranked very high by who would learn how to defend himself and his teammates. Indeed, most of them and considered The Champ in his fi nal year of three seasons spent in the Ontario Hockey the greatest middleweight of League, it was the last that provided a true preview — some 151 all time by a few. One, Springs heavyweight champ Jack minutes in the penalty box over the course of just 54 games. And Toledo, ranks him as the pound Dempsey. There are all kinds yes, there was scoring to go with that — such as 23 goals and for pound greatest fi ghter of all of stories surrounding that 42 assists for a total of 65 points, a tidy sum that made the 6-1 time. encounter with some saying right wing a rather complete package in the eyes of the Bruins In a career that ran from he gave the champ all he could organization. 1913 until 1926, Harry Greb handle. For a time, there was And thus it was that Terry O’Reilly was selected in the fi rst round had just under 300 fi ghts. In talk of matching the two in a (14th overall) by the Bruins in the 1971 NHL Draft. 1919 alone, he fought 45 times title fi ght. When O’Reilly arrived in Boston he did something that would winning every match. He didn’t If you want to know more be impossible today — he played a full season in the Garden care who he fought or how big about how a fi ghter who has not without being named to the Bruins roster. That’s because he they were. In fact, he issued been seen in action can be con- spent the 1971-1972 season performing for the Boston Braves challenges to both Jess Willard sidered so great I would direct of the American Hockey League. His point production went down and Jack Dempsey. you to Springs Toledo’s book to 9-8-17 but his minutes in the sin bin remained high at 134. It Out of 298 fights, he only Smokestack Lightening. In it, he was also the year that the parent Bruins won their fi nal Stanley th lost 17 times, and he was not lays out the case convincingly Harry reading to his daughter Cup of the 20 century. fi ghting stiffs. This was a period Not that the Braves didn’t have a good season, They fi nished when boxing had immense tal- fi rst in the Eastern Conference of the AHL with 41-21-14 mark ent and Greb was in there with for 96 points over the course of the 76-game regular season. The the best. He was the only man Braves then took out Providence 4-1 in games in the fi rst round to ever defeat Gene Tunney. He of the Calder Cup Playoffs but were then swept 4-0 by Nova Scotia also defeated Mickey Walker, in the second. Jack Blackburn, Tommy Come the next season O’Reilly was with the Bruins. He would Loughran, Kid Norfolk, Gunboat remain a Bruins lifer, playing all the NHL regular season games Smith, Tommy Gibbons, and playoff contests of his career in a Black and Gold uniform. Battling Levinsky, and Maxie Sometimes, opportunities come along at just the right moment Rosenbloom to name just a few. for individuals. Thus it was that in the 1972 NHL Expansion Draft, Legend and lore surround each NHL team had to leave a portion of its roster unprotected so him as well. There is the story that the two additional franchises — the New York Islanders and of how after Greb and Walker the Atlanta Flames — could fi ll their respective slots. fought in the ring, later the And thus it was that Ed Westfall — a veteran right winger — the same position played by O’Reilly — was selected by the Islanders. same night they ran into each Ironically, Westfall had a reputation for killing penalties while other on the street and fought O’Reilly, well, you know, had a knack for accumulating them. it out again. One will never know if O’Reilly would have advanced to the There is also the story of Bruins in the fall of 1972 if there had not been an expansion draft the time he sparred with Greb vs. Tunney a few months earlier. Let’s just say that the selection of Westfall by the Islanders certainly didn’t hurt O’Reilly’s chances of joining the roster of the defending Stanley Cup champions. Over the course of more than a decade he proved to be a stalwart for the Black and Gold, only missing a few games here and there, except for the 1982-1983 campaign when he was limited to 19 contests, primarily due to a knee injury. Over the course of his career he would don the B’s uniform for 891 games and would score 202 goals plus assist on 404 others for a total of 606 points. But the largest number would be 2,095 — as in penalty minutes. In case you are wondering, that’s just under 35 complete games sitting in the PB. Three times during those years, O’Reilly and his teammates would come close to the Cup — but close is not grasping it. The fi rst occasion would come in 1974 when the B’s would advance to the Stanley Cup Final and lose the series 4-2 to Philadelphia. The second would arrive in the spring of 1977 when they would be swept in in the Final 4-0 by the archrival Montreal Canadiens. And the third would be the following year when the Canadiens would do it all over again, taking out the Bruins, 4-2. O’Reilly did his part, going 25-42-67 in 108 career playoff games — along with an additional 335 penalty minutes. Even after he retired as a player O’Reilly would get another shot Harry Greb strumming away at hockey’s greatest glory. It came as the culmination of the 1987- 1988 season when, as the coach of the Bruins, he led them to the Stanley Cup Final — where the B’s were swept by the Edmonton Oilers 4-0. And, of course, O’Reilly is best known for participating in the Bruins charge into the stands in a game against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden on December 23, 1979. He was suspended for eight games. Even younger fans are familiar with the incident since it is usually shown once or twice a year on video at the Garden, normally when O’Reilly is in attendance in a luxury box as part of his legendary status with the franchise. His number 24 Jersey was retired in a 2002 ceremony at the Johnny Wilson and Harry Greb squaring off The Holy Grail of Boxing Garden. Terry O’Reilly — a Bruins Original for the ages.