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Volume 5, Number 1 January 3, 1991 © 1991 Brighton Messenger Publishing Corp. 50¢ B-A Mental Health Clinic confronts new fiscal reality By Linda Rosencrance
Cuts in the state's mental health budget have ing, but remained open. already resulted in the hospitalization of at least Arguing against the cuts, Belski said it costs the two chronically ill clients of the Brighton-Allston state only $800 per year to maintain these people in Mental Health Clinic (BAMHC), according to the community as opposed to $800 per day to treat Executive Director Thomas Belski. them in a hospital. The clinic, located at 77B Warren St., has "These people are suffering from schizophrenia been providing outpatient mental health services or serious psychotic breaks and would have to be for low-income people in the Allston-Brighton hospitalized for at least a month. Cutting the fund community for 17 years. In addition, the clinic ing to treat them on an outpatient basis is not very works closely with area schools to provide therapy cost effective for the state," he said. and counseling for students. Clinic Director James McCauley said approxi The BAMHC was slated to lose all its state mately 90 percent of the clinic's 800 clients meet funding and close down on Nov. 29, along with the Department of Mental Health's (DMH) two clinics in Revere, East Bo:;ton and Brookline, but criteria for Priority 1 clients - they suffer from a widespread media attention, coupled with pres major mental illness such as manic depression or sure from state legislators and various commu schizophrenia and they are at risk for a change in nity groups, forced the state to rescind 50 percent their living, working or school situations. of the proposed $525 ,000 cuts. As long as there is state funding, maintained The three other clinics also lost partial fund- Continued on page 17 leveland Circle C Skating Rink to re-open Nicole Kristen Vogel, age five of Brighton, is entranced by a mound of cookies at the YMCA daycare center holiday party recently. By Bill Kelly Derek Szabo Photo
At5:30Friday afternoon, Governor Michael so that situation will have to be evaluated." Dukakis finally signed into law revenue As far as Brighton Youth Hockey President R.E. developer Brown retainment House Bill No. 6341, allowing the Mike Cashman is concerned, he'll worry about that MDC $400,000 which will enable it to re-open once he's sure the MDC really has reopened Cleve faces possible bankruptcy at least four of nine skating rinks, including land Circle. Cleveland Circle, shutdown since mid-Novem "When I skate there, I'll believe it," he said. By Brad Skillman ber because of a lack of funds. Brighton Rep. Kevin Honan, who was one of Yet, as MDC Budget Director Brian Kelter three legislators most instrumental in pushing the Allston resident Harold Brown, Presi in both The Boston Globe and The cautioned, how long the rinks will remain open bill through, was more willing to believe Cleveland dent of Hamilton Realty, is being sued by Boston Herald this past week. is a big question mark since the MDC had Circle would soon be filled with ice without having a number of banks, including Bank of Brown was granted a three-week originally asked for $1.4 million. to sharpen his skates. Boston and the Bank of New England grace period last Thursday so that he "With $1.4 million, we could have provided "I talked to [the MDC Thursday]," he noted, (BNE) for allegedly defaulting on over may restructure the loans. At the same more public skating and perhaps extended the "and [they're] going to open it. Our emphasis all $150 million in loans, according to reports Contirwed on page 11 season," he noted. "But we only got $400,000, Contirwed on page 11 LoPresti, Barrett outline legislative interests as new term begins This is the first oftwo articles on the bills I N s I D E filed by Allston-Brighton legislators. By Scott Rolph The bill calls for the school year to •Rep. Kennedy seeks to forestall • Fire displaces 14 during beextendedfrom 180to220days,and holiday season With the winds of change blowing has stirred debate over how to improve war in Persian Gulf the quality of Massachusett's educa Page 4 through the state house, Allston-Brighton Page 2 State Senators are seeking approval of a tion. number of new and old bills they've filed. While some say more time in the • ACA endorses advisory board • St. Col's girls hoop plays to The legislators' interests range from classroom will not solve the ills of the perfection State Senator Michael Barrett's call for an state's schools, simply extending the to succeed PZAC extended school year to State Senator school year, Barrett argues, will at Page3 Page 28 Michael LoPresti 's support of a bill that least put students on a level playing would require liquor stores to document field with their European and Asian • Jackson/Mann to begin new • BYH Hockey: Bantams' information about people buying kegs. contemporaries, who on average spend more time in school. bounty Among the bills filed by State Senator ESL session Michael Barrett, his call for an extended Barrett has also filed bills seeking Page4 Page 28 school year has drawn the most publicity, rules reform in the Senate and the on both the local and national stages. Coniirwed on pase 16 Page 2 The Journal January 3, 1991 Three located in A-B Kennedy to file legislation to prohibit homeless count The City located three homeless people in military action in the Persian Gulf Allston-Brighton last week as a part of a citywide count coordinated by the City's Congressmen Joseph P. Kennedy 11 is brutal occupation of Kuwait We need the Emergency Shelter Commission, according expected to introduce legislation in Congress President's firm resolve to end it, particularly to Steve Montgomery, Mayor's Office of today to prohibit offensive military action by by leading the effort to implement and en Neighborhood Services Allston-Brighton the United States in the Persian Gulf until force comprehensive economic sanctions. Coordinator. economic sanctions are given time to work. Virtually all analysts agree that the sanctions The individuals - found on Rugg Road, The legislation calls for President George have successfully closed Iraq's economic Harvard Avenue, and in the municipal park Bush to continue supporting economic lifelines to outside world," Kennedy stated in ing lot near the Corrib Pub - were some of sanctions against Iraq until it withdraws from the letter. the 3,613 homeless counted across the city. Kuwait and not to engage in offensive mili The letter added, "The sanctions will ef City officials believe there are many more tary action in Iraq or Kuwait for at least 12 fectively dislodge Saddam Hussein from homeless people based in Allston-Brighton, months. Kuwait if given a reasonable amount of time but attribute the low count to the night's The legislation has garnered the support to work. Four months is far too short a period; chilling temperatures, which often drive the ofthe National SANE/FREEZE organization, 12 or more months is [sufficient]." homeless to shelters. according to Kennedy, who last week sent a The legislation comes twelve days before The count is done yearly by the City to letter to his colleagues seeking co-sponsors. theJan.15deadlinetheU.S.hasgivenSaddam track levels of homelessness and offer medi U.S. Rep. Nicholas Mavroules (Peabody) has to leave Kuwait. Iflraq forces do not leave by cal assistance to the homeless people found, already committed to supporting the legisla the deadline, Bush has said the U.S. will take according to Montgomery. The City combs tion. offensive military action. the streets, shelters, and hotels where the City "All Americans are outraged by Iraq's Scott Rolph Joe Kennedy: Give the sanctions time to work. Derek Szabo photo houses some of the homeless.
Business Notes Greater Boston's A Brighton resident Steven Anthony Porcelli, M.D. has been recognized for his con tributions to the understand Great Place To Live! ing of and progress in bio medical research at Dana Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Porcelli holds a two-year post-doctoral fellowship Greater Boston Bank has been from The Medical Founda tion of Boston, a nonprofit lending money to homebuyers health education and human for over 75 years. We know the services organization dedi cated to preventing commu greater Boston area and sincerely nity health problems through c.are about the people who live education and research .... here. Ifyou ' re thinking about . . . Bruce E. Barnet of · Brighton has been promoted buying a home, give us a call. to senior associate in the We'll show you our knowledge of Emerging and Middlemarket Business Services practice of the local markets and help you the Boston Office ofCoopers determine the right price range of & Lybrand, an international properties to look at. And, we accounting and consulting firm . ... will meet with you, at your ... Mark Yankovich of convenience, at one of our Brighton was honored by banking offices. Wentworth Institute of Technology for ten years of service to the school. We'll talk to you about what types Yankovich is a mechanical of mortgages are available, which engineering lab technician at ones better suit your indMdual the school. ... situation, and we'll explain the mortgage lending process to you. We want you to have the best Northern Ireland understanding of what's involved discussion Aris N. Roumeliotis. Assiswit Treasurer and ~u ren Costa,, 1\1\ortgage Officer. congratulate a first-time buyer on the in buying a home. That way you The Boston Food Coop, purchase c:i her home. can make informed decisions. 449 Cambridge Street, will ' host a lecture on Northern Ireland on January 9 at 7:30 c.ive us a call and let us help you. p.m. The lecture, titled "Northern Ireland: A Politi cal History of the Troubles,'' will be given by Stephen Dalton and Pat Linnehan of the Boston Chapter of the Irish American Unity Con ference (IAUC). The lecture will give an historical over ank view of troubles in Northern Brighton: 414 Washington Street Ireland, organizers say. Allston: 15 7 Brighton Avenue Jamaica Plain: 675 Centre Street @ Connecting All Offices 782-5570 ·-LENDER ...... ,,, ~· vt •• January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 3
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source of reported parking problems on Riverdale Street These days people need an honest value. At Big Daddy's we use only premium ingredients: Pastene ACA calls for group McCluskey, however, said he would issue a memo directing sauce, extra virgin olive oil, fresh garlic and Grande Harvard employees not to park on Riverdale Street whole milk mozzarella - considered the best mozza to succeed PZAC rella inour industry(andveryexpensive). Wesimplywill not cut comers. "So the next time you hear Domino's• The Allston Civic Association, in its December meeting, A-B Hockey Night at voted to endorse a proposal to create an advisory board that THINK BIG DADDY'S would enable Allston-Brighton residents to have input con Also try a..r excellent salads, pockets end sandvviches cerning development proposals in the neighborhood. Boston College w The board would succeed the Allston-Brighton Planning Boston College is hosting another of its Allston-Brighton We Deliver - 787-1080 and Zoning Advisory Committee (P'ZAC), which will com Nights on Jan. 12. This time, B.C. will host its neighbors for MTW'tlll 9 pm, Thurs & Frt 'tlll 1 O pm, Sat 'till Spm plete its work in February. The PZAC has been rewriting the the BC-Clarkson hockey game at 7 p.m. at the Conte Forum. 436 Western Ave neighborhood's zoning codes, but has in the past year also Tickets are complimentary for Allston-Brighton residents, (1 block from Caldor lie Star ~r~et) BRIGHTON reviewed specific zoning proposals. according to coordinator Cornelius "Con" Hurley, who along •(AJlston/Brigtton) Some neighborhood activists fear the conclusion ofPZAC with BC baseball coach Mo Maloney first organized the A-B would mean the loss ofa forum through which residents could Nights. A-B residents can sign up for tickets before Jan. 10 at express their views on development proposals. The new C and M Sports, 331 Washington Street, Brighton Center, or advisory board would fill that role, they say. the West End House, 105 Allston Street, Allston_. Other activists, notably members of the Brighton-Allston Improvement Association, contend the advisory board is unnecessary. They say PZAC should complete its work in Soldiers get tax break tmr&~ February, and that the neighborhood civic meetings Area soldiers serving in Operation Desert Shield will get should be the primary forums through which residents a tax break this year. The IRS, which sent out 1990 income tax Best P"9ram. comment on development issues. forms last week, announced recently that military personnel In other action, the ACA met with Creative Gourmet of assigned to Operation will have until at least June 15 to file Best Price. Antwerp Street concerning parking problems on Antwerp and pay any balance due on their 1990 federal income tax and adjacent streets. The catering company presented to the returns. They will, however, have to pay interest on any group a three-page plan to reduce parking problems .. balance due from April 15 through June 15, although U.S. Best Choice! The group voted to support a proposal by WQTV Channel Rep. Dan Rostenkowski is expected to introduce legislation 68 to erect a sign in front of its Soldiers Field Road building. that would free them from that interest charge. 20 WEEKS $99 The BAIA has also voted favorably on the proposal. Pay less Than SS per Week! The ACA deferred a vote on a proposed addition to Offer good Jon. 2-19 On~! Blanchard's Liquor on Harvard Avenue. The deferral came Skating trip to Larz after some residents charged owner John Corey with not GRAND cooperating with the group because he missed the previous Anderson Park ACA meeting. Corey disputed the charge, saying he was fully OPENING! Steve Montgomery, Mayor's Office of Neighborhood NEW COOLIDGE cooperating with the group. Blanchard's is scheduled to go Services A-B Coordinator, is trying to organize a trip for local before the City's Zoning Board of Appeals on Tuesday, CORNER LOCATION! kids to a skating rally at Larz Anderson Park in Brookline January 8 at 9:30 a.m. 325 Harvard St. Saturday, Jan. 5, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There is a $2 (above The Gap) Also, Kevin McCluskey, Harvard's Community Relations admission charge and a $3 skate rental charge. The rally will Officer, outlined the results ofa six-day monitoring of parking 5 groups per week include skating, snow sculpture, tobogganing, and speed at the University's 230 Western Avenue site. The study, he skating. If you're interested, give him a call at 725-3485. Ask About Our reported, indicated that Harvard employees were not the Continued on page 26 0 SUPER EXPRESS GROUPS! A-B Kiwanis distributes For meeting - schedule and other 625-6770 holiday food baskets locations. call: The Allston-Brighton Kiwanis distributed 102 baskets of turkeys, hams and trimmings for families of need on December 23, according to Kiwanis President Frank Moy. The baskets were made pos- RUSCO AUTO PARTS I sible throug~ the donations of local businesses. Complete American & Foreign Auto Parts The Knights of Columbus, St. Columbkille 183 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brighton Church, St Gabriel Church, the Brighton Marine Hospital, the West End House, Thomas Gardner 782-4460 1-10 School, and the St. Vincent DePaul Society of St Winterize Your Car Anthony Church provided the Kiwanis with the at Special Low Prices names of the families. Volunteers (left) from the Batteries, Ice Scrapers, Snow Brushes, Kiwanis and the Kiwanis Brighton High Key Club Washer Fluid, Wiper Blades. Antifreeze, put together and distributed the holiday baskets. 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By Wendy Fox Whineman, they are dealing with compli cated readings, conversation, and have dealt Members of Allston-Brighton's immi with some fairly complex grammar, such as grant communities are opting to study in the the conditional and past perfect At this point, free English as a Second Language (ESL) says Whineman, the students need review Program at the Jackson/Mann Community and vocabulary building. School in Union Square. The classes run year round, excluding The program's students are diverse - August, in 12- to 14-week cycles with two hailing from Latin America. Haiti, Southeast week breaks in between. The next cycle be Asia, China, Russia, Syria, and Africa, gins January 14, 1991. Classes meet two to speaking some 16 different languages, and three times each week, for one and a half to ranging in age from 19 to 75, according to three hours and usually have 25 students. Ana Zambrano, one of the instructors in the This session, however, has been somewhat program. different than others. This cycleofESLclasses Many are new to the United States and has experienced about a 30 percent dropout want to be able to communicate more effec rate, because many students are finding it tively here. Some desire better jobs and a necessary to take part-time jobs in the evenings better social life; others hope to continue their to support their families, according to education, to take the GED, or to attend Whineman. college. Zambrano herself is a product of ESL Because Jackson Mann's ESL Program is training. After coming her from Colombia, free and open to all adults, it is not surprising she began ESL classes five years ago in East that there is a waiting list to get in. As of Boston. Her background helps her under Tuesday,December 18, therewere263 names stand the frustrations of moving to a new on that list This, Zambrano said, means country: looking for housing and jobs, as students must wait three to six months before similating into into a new culture, and not actually entering a class. being able to communicate. To begin this process, one must first fill As an ESL teacher, she says the most out a form and have his or name added to the important thing to remember is that the stu waiting list. At the conclusion of the three- to dents come from such "different places and six-month period, a placement test is given situations." and the individual is admitted to the most "Learning English is a long process," said appropriate class. Zambrano, noting that students often learn in This fire at 17 Highgate Street in Allston on December 22 displaced 17 people There are five levels ofESL classes offered spurts. "It's important for students to be pa as they prepared for the holiday season. Most of the tenants displaced were at Jackson Mann, from Beginning, for those tients." students, according to Stephen Montgomery of the Mayor's Office of with very little or no English training, to The Jackson/Mann is currently inter Advanced. The students begin with the basics: Neighborhood Services. Derek Szabo photo viewing for Volunteer Tutor Assistants for identifying oneself, age, address, job appli the ESL program. For more info., contact cations and directions.By the time they reach Diana Moon at 783-2770. the Advanced class taught by Steve Happy New Year Play it Safe. from Kil "Everything you'd expect from a We're in Your Neighborhood convenience store - we've got it! 1126 Beacon St., Newton Free Parking 243 Faneuil Street Tel. 965-8225 Brighton, MA 02135 Open 7 Days BEACON 6:00 a.m.-10 p.m. CO-OPERATIVE BANK 1-3 783-5146 1-17 PROTECT YOURS AT THE Area Children Take the Stage "ANEST CAR WASH IN BOSTON •.. " Area children take the stage in holiday theater productions •FULL INTERIOR CLEANING AVAIUBLE ·PREMIUM TURTLE WAX PRODUCTS INCLUDING UNDERCARRIAGE RUST INHIBITOR By Beverly Creasey •ALL NEW GENTLE SOFT CLOTH EQUIPMENT This holiday season offered a bounty of theat rical treats for the children of Boston. First, Chamber Theater Productions, which tours the country with spectacular live performances of literary classics, stopped in Boston to present dramatic presentations of authors like Poe, HawthorneandMarkTwaininsomelocalschools. The Chamber "plays" are fully staged and costumed even though they're constantly on the road. Their intricate set adapts miraculously to each of the five stories they tell, transforming itself from a railway car to Parisian catacombs to a haunted house in seconds. The actors, too, are phenomenal quick-change artists who assume a dozen different roles in the course of one perfor mance. The junior and senior high school students whoattendedwhenldidsatquietasmice,literally spellbound - that is, until they hurtled out of r------, their seats when, in the Poe story, a body jumped COPELY 1 out of a closet almost frightening us to death. And they loved it. The more melodramatic the better. ART & FRAMING: The more gruesome the better. 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His sentence was sealed by his awareness of Tom Hagen, the family's consigliere, in the first two movies. the evil he was committing - by his calculated decision to He was sliced from the cast when he demanded a bigger piece choose evil over good. of the action. Exit Bob. Coppola's decision to make a third Godfather film after But no matter, there's enough left to allow Godfather nearly twenty years was also a calculated decision ... that has 1 fanciers to reenter the murky underworld of the Corleones turned out to be a good one, despite the inherent pressures of they so looked upon in awe before. trying to live up to his earlier Academy Award winning It's the last roundup for Michael Corleone (Al Pacino), the successes. That he does not quite achieve this does not Korean & Japanese Don. He's sick and tired, and wants out That's what he diminish the effort placed in the project. Nor does it cast the Cuisine always wanted-really. So he starts selling off all his Vegas movie into a poor light. property - casinos, etc. (read: evil), and donates $100 The Godfather Part lII is something ofa triumph despite 351 Washington St. million to Sicily (through his daughter Mary played by Brighton Center falling short of expectations. The Don may be dead, but the Coppola's daughter Sofia), and in so doing is awarded the quality of the Godfather series lives on. 783-2090 Order of St Sebastian, the highest honor bestowed on a lay person by the Vatican (read: good). He aJso agrees to chip in Rated R at the Cheri, Cinema 57, Harvard Sq., and some big bucks to bail out the Vatican bank. (read: extra suburban theaters. BEST OF BOSTON by good). "For $600 million, the past of your family will be BostonGWbe washed away," says a devious Archbishop (Donal Donnelly). Movie Ratings But the Don discovers it's not that easy to wash away the Boston Phoenix **** Excellent Allston/BrightonJournal sins and blood from years of immorality. 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Fifty years ago, alone by a mad scientist (Vincent Price), his creator, the android Hollywood legend has it that Ronald Reagan was the original choice must learn to Jive with the soul of Ghandi and the hands of Freddy to play Rick but things couldn't be worked out. Well, the ex-actor/ 9.42% Krueger-hands that are shear madness, stainless steel and guar prez finally gets to play Rick after all in Havana, albeit with a name ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE anteed not to rust. The tragic android can handle neither in Tim change - from Ronald Reagan to Robert Redford. Burton's fairy tale of a tortured teen lost in suburbia. Nor can Burton CALL OUR LOAN DEPARTMENT handle the proposition of telling a coherent story - leaving us *Mermaids ... rryou'rethetypeofpersonwho'denjoy (617) 731-1900 ultimately with a disjointed series of scenes and images that cuts us seeing Cher as a loosey, goosey mom mugging shamelessly while FOR ADDITIONAL BENEFITS AND off from making any sense of this. File \lllder: Shear hokwn. exhibiting the same moral turpitude of Bluebeard, then this is yom INFORMATION ON OTHER LOANS type of movie. If not, then co\lllt yourself lucky and tasteful. ***Good Fellas .. .Reallifem obsterHenryHill'strue Mermaids is one fish of a tale that should be thrown back into the sea. story fills the screen with darkly comic and often downright tragic starkness in Martin Scorsese's film of the Nicholas Pileggi book. All the stars click, ***M.lS e ry ...James Caan is Paul Sheldon, famous author of GROVE BANK especially Robert De Niro as Jimmy Conway, an increasingly paranoid a superficial, romantic serial, in Rob Reiner' s Misery, an adaptation of the F 0 R S A . V I N G S hood, and Joe Pesci as a psychotic little gangster who's a scream. Stephen King book. Wishing to break from his glitzy, but unfulfilling past, Sheldon pens his GreaJ American novel and kills off his serial's heroine, then Main office: 35 Washington St. *Havana ... Call this turkey, Casablanca II. It's 20years breaks his legs when he swerves off an icy road on the way home from a Brighton, MA 02146-9102 later, and the locale has been switched to Havana. The leading winter retreat Enter Annie Wille es (Kathy Bates), who's Sheldon's number one fan. An ex-nurse, she whisks him away to hermowitain abode to recover. (617) 731-1900 character has been switched, too - no longer Humphrey Bogart's Problem is, she's also a convicted child-killer, and she's ticked off about MetroWest office: brooding Rick. Instead it's Robert Redford's boring Jack Weil, a Sheldon's decision to embrace literati. What follows is a madcap, macabre 5 Commonwealth Rd. (Rte. 30) watered down Rick clone, who goes ga-ga over a gorgeous gal, series of the Perils of Paul, as the laid-up writer must fend off the nutcake Roberta Durran (Lena Olin). Now this gorgeous gal just happens to Natick, MA 01760-1504 1·25 nurse. Both actors are excellent, especially Caan, who invests his character (508) 655-5100 be married to a revolutionary in the pre-Castro Cuba of 1958. with a wonderful blend of abject terror and deadpan humor. The movie is Surprise, surprise! Roberta is just another update of Rick's lost love Ilsa. and Havana is just a poor excuse of a Casablanca rip-off. So, Continued on next page Janua,.Y 3, 1991 Th-e Journal 'Pag-e ~1 A Bete Worth Taking McGowan's performance pays off in new comedy at the Wilbur By Tom Connolly I suspect that it wasn't "irreconcilable interpretive differ ences" between actor Ron Silver and director Richard Jones that led to Silver's departure from the show two days before La Bete' s opening, but the actor's instinct for self-preserva tion. Silver would have been the least likely actor since John 1990 "BEST OF BOSTON" Malkovich (in Dangerous Liaisons) to don a periwig and silk BEER SELECI10N breeches. Moreover his understudy, Tom McGowan, has taken over the lead with such gusto that he's made the lead role of Valere wholly his own. McGowan's performance is a tour de force: a star turn of dazzling dimension and mesmerizing magnitude. PlaywrightDavidHirson'sdebutisalmostasimpressive, his dramatic reach, however, far exceeds his theatrical grasp. He has created a period piece - the play takes place in 17th 130 Brighton Ave., Allston century France -written entirely in couplets and his theme ()1>! '\ 254-1331 i>\'>l\l Screen Peeks ***Reversal ofFortune ... Abrilliantpiece COMPACT DISCS Continued from previous page of blaclc humor set against the backdrop of Newport's rich and comatose. It's not so much a case of whether Oaus von Bulow was or was not guilty of RECORDS • TAPES entenaining despite its objectionable stereotyping of women, and it's damn attempting to murder wife SUIUly, but one of the rich and famous using, frightening, which usually isn't the case when a Stephen King book is turned subverting, and finally buying justice in the film adaptatioo of Harvard BOUGHT into a film. The movie lots are littered by a trail of King stinkers. Misery, defense auomey Alan Dershowitz's book. however, will not lengthen the trail, although there will be times you '11 want SOID to hold your nose at some of the action. **The Rookie ... ThereaIClintEastwoodretumstohis fansaftertrips to the Arts 'R' UsSchoolofFilmmak.ing wherehegaveusBird TRADED ***The Nasty Girl ... Sooja (LenaStoiz.e}goes and White Hunter, BlackHeOl'I. This time, Eastwood males our day, giving NOBODY GIVES looking for answers in all the righl places in director/writer Michael us the expected: beatings, bashings, and bullet·holes between the eyes. He's Verhoeven 's post Nazi-era The Nasty Girl. wMy Hometown during The Third Nick Pulovski, a grand-theft auto cop in TM Rockie - so• s his partner David YOU MORE FOR Reich" is the title of Sonja's school project, one which does not produce very Ackerman (Otarlie Sheen). The partners are after sports car chop shop ring • YOUR$$$$$ high grades fran the shaken townfolk, who'd rather forget the past, and who leaders Strom and Liesel, played by Raul Julia and Sonia Braga - with t-10 THAN NUGGETS produce ooly angst for the schoolgirl. Canying this experience with her into abandoo (bad Gennan accents and all). adulthood, Sonja reopens her investigation ... which, in tum, reopens all the Braga' s tum is the more interesting- ccnainly more sensual Especially Kenmore old wounds, and adds some new ooes. Verhoeven has fashioned a tale of when her kinky, karate·kiclcing character holds Eastwood hostage. WDon't Coolidge moral shame and anger in a see-through wrapper. Neither heavy-handed not lose it," she screams as she ravishes the bound Eastwood, who even in such Square Corner inaccessible, TM Nasty Girl reaches out to all in a touching manner albeit one a pickle doem't lose his steely expressioo. That, however, is one of few 482 with a heavy impact effective and humorous scenes in the movie, most of which is laden with 1354A Beacon leaden perfonnanccs and stale jokes about Eastwood's cigar, for which he Comm. Ave. St. (side entrance) **)\T "I.I • never can seem to find a light J. • a"OW J.Y.f. argln ... GeneHadcman, whoplaysa In tum, Eastwood & Co. never can seem to find a way to lift themselves 536-0679 277-8917 D.A., spends much of the movie running around and atop a train to prevent out of a crowd of similar Hollywood fare ... making TM Roclcie just that - Boston Brookline prosecution witness Anne Archer from being killed by the bad guys. By the justoneofthebundredsofnewmoviesHollywoodcoughsupeachyear, with loolcs of things, director Petu Hyams didn't spend'neady as much time little to make it distinct Just another roclcie bound for the bushes. putting any thought or style into the movie. Page 8 The Journal January 3, 1991 ''UVE ENIERTAINMENT SA1VRDAY NIGHTS'' 4~339 Satalite Dish • Wide Screen 1V • Pub Menu Hours: Sunday - Thursday, Thursday-Prime Rib-$7.95 •Friday-Fresh Seafood 8:30 p.m.; Friday & Satur Hours I Delicious Daily Specials I day, 8:30 & 10:45 p.m. Mon.- Call for Take Out ..Tickets: $7 Sunday, $5 Mon Sat. 254-4086 BU's Mugar Memorial day, $6 Tuesday & Wednes Thursday.January 10,8p.m.: B-l a.m. 252 Western Ave. -Allston Library day, $8 Thursday, $10 Friday Daniel Stepner, baroque vio 771 Commonwealth Avenue & Saturday. lin playing J.S. Bach, at the Boston Wednesday, January 2 to Museum or Fine Arts, 465 353-3296 Sunday, January 6: Jay Huntington Avenue, Boston. •From Sir Walter Raleigh to Charbonneau. Info., 267-9300. Tickets are Sir Winston Churchill. Monday, January 7: Rich $12 for members, students, • D.H. Lawrence Exhibit. Ceisler, Tommy Dunham, & and seniors, $15 general ad •TheGolden Age ofRussian Greg Fitzsimmons. mission. 4-30 Ballet in America Tuesday, January 8: Chris 388 WASHINGTON ST. • BRIGHTON- Admission is free. Hours are Zito, TD, Julie Barr, & Joe 254-9800 Mon. through Thurs., 8 a.m. Rogan. 20 ROWES WHARF • BOSTON to midnight.; Fri. & Sat to 11 Wednesday, January 9 261-0795 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m. to mid through Sunday, January 13: PICK-UP & DELIVERY night Call for specific exhibit Jonathan Katz, Brian Pow Wednesday, January 9 BOSTON • BROOKLINE • ALLSTON • BRIGHTON hours. ers, Brendan McMahon, ••through February 27: Grant Taylor, & GF. Women In The Building Frame Central Trades will be offering free 336 Newbury Street workshops for women who Boston are interested in entering the 266-3728 building trades. Workshops Hours: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Allston Alehouse will beheld every Wednesday Mon. through Sat. 85 Harvard Avenue from 6 to 8 p.m. at 555 Ar Allston mory StreetinJamaicaPlain. 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Tickets are $10 and Courses and Workshops in art, crafts, design, media 3888 limited to those 21 and older. & performing arts, art history and art education. • "Conceptual Art in the Era of Late Communism." For all events: 8 p.m. [doors The Charles Playhouse is at Spring classes begin January 22nd. Through January 6. open], 9 p.m. [show time]. 74 Warrenton Street, Boston. Special Summer 1991 Studio Art programs abroad - Info., 423-3222. London, Greece, Italy and Mexico. Museum or Fine Arts Harper's Ferry & Call now for a brochure or more information. 465 Huntington Avenue 158 Brighton Avenue January 9, 9 p.m.: Hair fashion show, hosted by 617/731-0275 Boston Allston 254-9743 2 Shows start at 10 p.m. !belle, tobenefittheAJ.D.S. •Applicdonc1Nc5n9Febn.wy25, 1991 NORTH SHORE TICKET AGENCY Premium Seats• Immediate Delivery a Phone call Away! •CONCERTS• BRUINS• CELTICS ,....------All Major Venues------ Did Cosby really earn his Ph. D.? Boston Garden •Prov. 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You have answered several inquiries about ~reef) ~rior ofMassachusettsin 1977. Years before, Cosby the movie "Picnic" and stated that it was RESTAURANT AND PUB had dropped out ofTemple University without available on cassette. Where? I have asked at BOSTON'S BEST completing his undergraduate degree in local video stores and they can't find it in IRISH PUB & RESTAURANT physical education. At UMass, however, he their catalogs. took part in a program designed to award -Mrs. R.D.R., Neosho, Mo. BOSTON'S BEST GUIN~SS advanced degrees to older students, some of Q. Is a video available on "Camelot" starring NEW LUNCH & DINNER MENU whom hadn't completed college. He also Richard Harris? I would like to use it as received some credits for appearing on edu enrichment for my English IV class after we LIVE ENTERTAINMENT cational TV shows. read Malory's "Morte d' Arthur." Thursday FIVE-0 -S.M., Happy, Texas. Friday EASY STREET Q. Michael is such an unusual name for a Saturday EASY STREET woman. Is it Michael Leamed's real name, A. According to my master index, both of Sunday D.J. CHRIS and is there any special story behind it? those films have been issued on videocas -D.P.S., Muskegon, Mich. sette. You'll have to get your local video Monday IRISH SESSION stores to check further, but they're out there 99 ¢ APPETIZERS Mon.-Frl. 4:00-7:00 A. It is her real name. She once told me she somewhere. 304 Washington Street has no idea why her parents gave it to her. As Brighton Center a child, she said, she didn't like it and she Q. My girlfriend and I have a $10 bet riding 789-4100 called herself Betty. But now, as a grown on this one. I say Richard Dean Anderson woman, she likes it. (MacGyver) is over 6 feet tall, but she says he's only 5 feet, 11 inches. Also, please tell us Q. Please help us settle a discussion. I say that his birth date and where he was born. Tennessee's head football coach, Johnny -B.B., Pittsburgh. Majors, is Lee Majors' brother. My husband says no. 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Bone-In Pork Roast 2.39 lb. By Ethlie Ann Vare (exp. 115191) Trump isn't appearing in Precious Metal's 149 Market St., Brighton 782-9498 • 782-9499 New embarrassment for the Grammy video clip of "Mr. Big Stuff' because he's folks: Ballots for the 1990 awards went out that broke! In fact, he donated his appearance (iiiii!iijijiif [ 83r Tue.-Frl. 9-7 • Sat. 9-6 MM (Located Next to Stockyard) --····- 1-214 before Milli Vanilli 's name could be pulled fee to charity. No, it just seemed like fun. ~ from the eligibility list • Rock video trailblazer Bill Fishman The disgraced pseudo-group is still listed hasn't had too much luck as a feature film as a candidate for Album of the Year, Record director thus far. His "Tapeheads" somewhat of the Year, and (our favorite) Best Perfor bombed, although it did introduce some in mance by a Vocal Group or Duo. teresting up-and-coming talents: co-stars Tim Rock On's final word about the Milli Robbins and John Cusack. Vanilli scandal: It was always a phony record Now, Fishman is at the helm once again - soulless, venal and musically bankrupt with a big screen version of TV's cult classic, whether Rob and Fab were lip-synching to "Car 54, Where Are You?" Original cast their own vocal tracks or to someone else's. members Al Lewis and Nipsey Russell will What was shocking wasn't that they did it, appear alongside a new Toody (David but that Arista Records released it, the National Johansen) and Muldoon (John C. McGinley) OIL AND FILTER FRONT BRAKE AUTO BAHN Association of Recording Arts and Sciences in the Orion production. CHANGE PAD SPECIAL BATTERY SPECIAL honored it ... and some of you bought it. TruetoFishman'saltemativebackground, $19.95 ~~T 20°10 OFF $79.95 WAl.LED By the way, has anyone asked "Silli the Ramones will appear as themselves. 5 YR. WARRANTY Vanilli" to return their American Music • Also on the rock-to-film front: Hard NO APPOINTMENT PARTS & LABOR PRO RATED Award? rockers, the Royal Court of China, wanted to NECESSARY OFFER ENDS 2/15/91 OfFER ENOS 2/15/91 • Speaking of Dick Oark's American appear in the rock satire "The Monster Tour," COOLING SYSTEM LIFETIME REPLACEMENT CONTINENTAL Music Awards, the show is spinning off into but knew they didn't have much chance SPECIAL MUFFLERS & SHOCKS TIRE SPECIAL a live concert extravaganz.a to be presented against bigger names with more powerful 175/70 SR13 next March in Japan. For 10 nights in agents. $34.95 25°10 OFF Yokohama, the "American Music Awards So, they did a little research, ultimately Concert Series" will feature AMA past win bringing their songs directly to the movie PARTS & LABOR PARTS & LABOR $56.95 ~ : . ; --,.- . ..~.-;, .•· ners and nominees, including Whitney Hous producer's weekly poker game in Atlanta. • • OFFER ENDS 2/15/91 .... ton, Bobby Brown, Cyndi Lauper, Steve After six hours of five-card stud, the band had Winwood, Donna Summer and Gloria the gig. KEEP THE f AHRVERGNOGEN GOING. Estefan. No word on whether they still have their WITH GENUINE VOLKSWAGEN PARTS & SERVICE •Financier-turned-tabloid-fodder Donald shirts ... 308 Boylston St. (Rte. 9) Brookline, MA 734-2020 Page 1o The Journal January 3, 1991 Microwave Healthstyle Cookbook By Barbara Kafka If you're having a dinner party this holiday season why not serve serve something non-traditional-such as paella? This Spanish recipe with saffron and seafoods is quite festive. It also comes up with a wallop of nutrition. Start with a salad such as Bibb and Tarragon Salad (recipe below) and finish with Winter Fruit Compote (recipe below). Paella (Serves 6) Per 2-cup serving: 439 calories; 147 milligrams cholesterol; 9 grams fat; 219 milligrams sodium; 42 grams protein (93 percent RDA); 45 grams carbohydrate RDA: calciums percent; phosphorus 41 percent; iron 44 Sesame Dressing percent; vitamin A 18 percent; thiamin 21 percent; riboflavin (Makes two-thirds cup, serves 10) 16 percent; niacin 64 percent; vitamin C 29 percent Per I-tablespoon serving: 69 calories; 0 milligrams choles 2 mediwn tomatoes, diced (about 2 cups) terol; 7 grams fat; 34 milligrams sodiwn; .16 gram protein 2 small onions, peeled and chopped (about 1 cup) (.36 percent RDA); 1 gram carbohydrate 8 cloves garlic, smashed, peeled and sliced Boston 2 teaspoons vegetable oil 5 cloves garlic, smashed and peeled 1(2 cup water 1 1!2 Magazine 1 1!2 cups white rice teaspoons chopped fresh tarragon leaves, or 1!2 teaspoon Best of Boston 2 cups fresh or canned chicken broth, unsalted or regular dried tarragon 2 teaspoons rice vinegar I teaspoon tamari soy Best Cup of Coffee Hall of Fame 1(2 teaspoon saffron threads 1/4 cup vegetable oil, preferably canola or avocado 1 1!2 1979- 1980- 1981 - 1982- 1983 - 1984- 1985 - 1987 - 1988- 1989- 1990 1 ounce chorizo sausage, cut into 1/8-inch slices tablespoons Oriental sesame oil Coolidge Corner 3 pounds chicken, skinned and cut into 6 pieces 278 Harvard St. • 566-5282 10 littleneck clams, scrubbed 1. Place garlic and water in a I-cup glass measure. Cover with 10 mussels, scrubbed and debearded microwave plastic wrap. Cook at 100 percent for 4 minutes in 10 large shrimp, peeled (tails left on) and deveined a 650- to 700-watt oven. Prick plastic to release steam. 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley Uncover and add dried tarragon, if using. Cook for 2 minutes Tax Cash Now!* Kosher salt to taste more, uncovered. with Freshly ground black pepper to taste 2. Remove from oven and transfer to a food processor or blender. Add vinegar, soy and fresh tarragon, if using, and refund- 1. Place tomatoes, onions, garlic and oil in a 5-quart souffle process until smooth. ~;n£ti~.9!!9e™ dish or casserole with a tightly fitted lid. Cook, uncovered, at 3. With the motor running, add both oils in a thin stream. 100 percent for 4 minutes in a 650- to 700-watt oven. Stir in Turn Your Tax Refund rice, toss to eoat and cook, uncovered for 2 minutes. Winter Fruit Compote Into Cash Fast! 2. Remove from oven. Stir in broth and saffron. Cook, {Makes 3 3/4 cups, serves 6) uncovered, for 9 minutes. Stir and cook, uncovered, for 5 minutes more. Ilikethisasmuchforacoldwinter'sdaybreakfastwithaslice Call for details! of toast and something hot to drink as I do for dessert In • Receive a loan fast against 3. Remove from oven. Stir in chorizo. Arrange chicken on top addition to everything else this is loaded with fiber and has your tax refund in just days ... of rice with dark-meat pieces around the inside edge of the good vitamin A and C; the potassium is spectacular. • No upfront fees .. . dish and breast pieces in the center. Cover tightly with lid or microwave plastic wrap. Cook for 4 minutes. If using plastic Per 3/4-cup serving: 163 calories; 0 milligrams cholesterol; • No credit checks .. . wrap, prick to release steam. 1 gram fat; 3 milligrams sodium; 1 gram protein (3 percent RDA); 42 grams carbohydrate Another Service from 4. Remove from oven and uncover. Tum chicken pieces over check-x-change~ and place around the inside edge of the dish. Place clams, RDA: 417 milligrams potassium; vitamin A 20 percent; hinge end down, in the center. Re-cover and cook for 3 vitamin C 29 percent We also offer FAX services minutes. If using plastic wrap, prick to release steam. for the business and 1 1!2 ounces small dried apricot halves (about 12 halves; 1/4 residential community 5. Remove from oven and uncover. Place clams on top of cup) 1/4 cup kirsch or other unsweetened white fruit brandy • AK for details chicken pieces. Arrange mussels in the center of the dish, 1(2 cup water 140 A Harvard Ave., Allston • 783-2030 hinge end down, and place shrimp over mussels. Cover and 3 juniper berries, crushed with your fingers cook for 4 minutes or until shrimp is opaque. If using plastic 2 whole cloves wrap, prick. 1/4 teaspoon mace Pharmacy Tips Pinch cinnamon 6. Remove from oven and uncover. Add parsley and salt and 7 ounces fresh pineapple, peeled, cored and cut across into 1/ by Charles P. Kelly pepper to taste. Stir and serve. 2-inch chunks (about 1 1/2 cups) B.S., A.PH. 7 1(2 ounces tart apple, peeled, quartered and cut across into 1/2-inch slices (abou~ 1 2(3 cups), mixed with 1 tablespoon Bibb and Tarragon Salad fresh lemon juice and 1!2 vanilla bean, split lengthwise 8 M THE BIG THREE (Serves l; multiply recipe by the number of guests) ounces pears, peeled, quartered and cut across into I-inch Despite all the claims by drug manufadurers, over-the-<:ounter slices (about 1 2(3 cups) pain relievers consist of only three ingredients-aspirin, acetamin This is one of my favorite salad combinations, based on a 3 ounces pitted whole prunes (about 8 prunes; 1!2 cup) ophen or buprofen. While all these medications display a similar once-much-loved dish at Trader Vic's. Iffresh tarragon is not 1(3 cup orange juice pain-relieving ability, there are some notable differences. Aspirin available you can use one-third the quantity of..dry tarragon. 4 teaspoons granulated sugar and ibuprofen are known for their ant~inflammatory properties. Thus, either is a good choice if arthmis, a sprained ankle, or a 1 tablespoon slivered almonds, optional musculoskeletal ailment is producing pain. Acetaminophen, on the Per serving: 81 calories; 0 milligrams cholesterol; 8 grams 1. Place apricot halves in a circle inside the rim ofa 21(2-quart other hand, does not reduce inflammation. However, it holds the fat; 39 milligrams sodium; 1 gram protein (2 percent RDA); souffle dish or casserole with a tightly fitted lid. In a small advantage over aspirin and buprofen in its ability to deal with 3 grams carbohydrate bowl stir together kirsch, water.juniper berries, cloves, mace stomach upset. Aspirin or ibuprofen, with regular use, can erode and cinnamon and pour over apricots. Cover tightly with sensitive stomach and bowel lining. Acetaminophen does not harm the stomach. RDA: calciwn 5 percent; iron 5 percent; vitamin A 22 microwave plastic wrap or casserole lid. Cook at 100 percent percent; for 3 minutes in a 650- to 700-wattoven. Ifusing plastic, prick KELLY'S PHARMACY vitamin C 18 percent to release steam. 389 Washington St, Brighton Center 2. Remove from oven and uncover. Place pineapple in a ring Call 782-2912 • 782-0781 elly 1 1 head Bibb lettuce (2 ounces) or equal amount of Boston on top of the apricots. Put apples in center of ring and top with Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9am - 7pm Sat. 9am - 5pm RX lettuce (about 1 cup), cored and leaves washed pieces of vanilla and then pears. Place prunes in a ring on top Check Our Low Prescription Prices 1 teaspoon chopped fresh tarragon of pineapple. Pour orange juice over all and sprinkle with Free Delivery In Allston/Brighton only ~g l tablespoon Sesame Dressing (recipe below) sugar. Re-cover and cook for 8 minutes. Prick plastic wrap. Pinch sesame seeds, optional 3. Remove from oven and uncover. Stir in almonds, ifdesired, We welcome Welfare, Medicaid, Master Health Plus, PCS, Bay State 65, Baystata, Tufts, P & A, Tufts 65, Tufts Total Health, Blue Combine all ingredients in a bowl and serve. and refrigerate until chilled. Cross Plans, Madax, PAID, Madi-Mat, Teamsters, Multi-Group, Division of Blind, Visiting Nurse Supplies Next: A 'Skinny' Beef Dinner 10% PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ,_, January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 11 Community Calendar Beware! Senior Center The Boston Water and Sewer Commission urges its custom others who have a member serving in the Gulf, will start on The January schedule for the Veronica B. Smith Multi ers to beware of individuals who attempt to gain entry to Tuesday,January8, 1991,at7p.m. Thegroupwillmeetatthe Service Senior Center, located at 20 Chestnut Hill Avenue, homes by impersonating BWSC employees. All BWSC Brighton Allston Mental Health Clinic at 77 B Warrren Brighton, is out Regular events include: On Mondays, ESL employees are issued official Commission photo id. cards. Street, Brighton for 10 weeks. The rate is $5 per session. This classes in the mornings and swimming at the YMCA at 1 p.m. is not a treatment group, but a place to receive support and On Tuesdays, sewing at 9 a.m., bowling at 10 am., ESL network with others. Call Alison Brigham at 787-1901 for classes at 10: 15 a.m.,and bingo at 1 p.m. On Thursdays, blQOd BC Students Lend a info. pressure and choral group in the morning, wellness and Helping Hand bridge in the afternoon. On Fridays, movies, scrabble and whist There is lunch at noon every day. For more details, call Jackson/Mann Ski Trips 254-6100. Students at Boston College are available free of charge to senior citizens in the Newton, Allston and Brighton areas who The Jackson/Mann Community School Youth Outreach are in need of odd jobs done. Senior citizens who have leaves Program is planning its winter ski trips. Space is available for Sight Loss Support Group to be raked, cellars to be cleaned, or various other odd jobs are the following dates: January 12, January 26, February 10, asked to call Fr. Kevin McGrade at 552-3470. February 20, March 2, March 16. Call Holly at 783-2770 for VISION Foundation, Inc., a private, nonprofit United Way more information. organization, will be starting a new support group for seniors Brighton Branch Library aged()() and over who are experiencing sight loss and live in the Brighton area. The group, which will meet once a month, Sisterhood Kadimah-Toras will be led by a visually impaired coordinator. Free trans The library is located at40 Academy Hill Road, Brighton. For portation will be provided for residents of Allston and Bright.on. more info. on any program, call 782-6032. On January 3: the Moshe meeting For more info., call 926-4232 or toll-free, at 800-852-3029. film ''Noel Buys a Suit," at 3 p.m. and book discussion of VISION is located at 818 Mount Auburn Street, Watertown. "Bonfire of the Vanities," at 7 p.m. The next monthly meeting of Sisterhood Kadimah-Toras Moshe, 113 Washington Street, Brighton, will be held on Monday, Feb. 25, at 7:45 p.m. There will not be a meeting in Winter Rummage Sale Brighton High Reunion Jan. The Sisterhood Kadimah-Toras Moshe's Winter Rummage The Brighton High School Class of 1941 is planning its 50th Sale will be held on Sunday ,Jan. 6, 1991, from 9 am. to 2 p.m. reunion on April 6, 1991. They are trying to locate their Scholarship Strategies in the Social Hall, 113 Washington Street, Brighton. Clothing classmates. If you have any info. on their whereabouts, call and household items available. All are welcome. For more Paul Bradbury at 969-7399 or Jim Hatherley at 254-6042. Scholarship Strategies specializes in assisting students and info., call 254-1333, Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 parents in locating and obtaining scholarships, grants and p.m. special campus-based student aid programs. SS answers Dealing with hyperactive questions of Who to contact, Where they are located and children When to contact for infonnation regarding financial aid. For You and the Law further FREE information, including a FREE copy of "10 Ways to Stretch Your Scholarship Chances" call or write Courtesy of the Massachusetts Bar Association, a series of Franciscan Children's Hospital & Rehabilitation Center Scholarship Strategies, 167 Milk Street, Suite 214, Boston, tapes is now available for public use at all of the Boston Public in Brighton is offering a six-week course for parents, teachers MA 021()<), 617-227-2268. Library's 26 branches. This collection will help library patrons and other adults who interact with elementary and middle with basic legal questions. Each tape is between one and five school-aged children experiencing attention deficits, hyper minutes long and explains one area of the law. For those activity or related problems. The course will be held at the Science Fair unable to travel to the BPL, the information contained in the hospital on six consecutive Wednesday evenings (no class tapes is available, by telephone, on the MBA's Tel-Law line, February 20) from February 6-March 20, 1991. Course fee is Registration for the 1991 Massachusetts State Science Fair is 542-9069. The service, which is answered and administered $60.00percoupleand$40.00perindividual. The deadline for open to all students in grades 9 through 12 from public, automatically, is in operation 24 hours a day. registration is February 1, 1991. For more info., call Constance private and parochial schools in the Commonwealth. The Fair Maroulis in the Department of Pediatrics at (617)254-3800, is scheduled to take place on April 26 & 27, 1991, at MIT in Compiled by Flavia Smith ext. 361. Cambridge. Administrators and science department faculty members are encouraged to enter their schools in the program Calendar listings are free and published on a discretionary Gulf Crisis Support Group in order to allow students to be eligible for prizes totalling basis. Send your items to The Allston-Brighton Journal, Box more than $60,000. For more info. about the Fair and how to 659, Boston 02258. enter, call Eleanor Tishler at 231-5595. A Gulf Crisis Support Group for spouses and significant MDC rink to open R.E. developer, Citizen ow·ner says Continuedfrompagel he's in serious financial trouble along was on Cleveland Circle, and we're very happy with the [MDC] Commissioner's [Ilyas Bhatti] ruling." Continued from page 1 time, all of his lenders were given an opportunity to be part of Many tenants have been worried about Brown's financial Gov. almost didn't sign bill the new plan, according to the Globe. status and what might happen to the 3000 rental units in New Citing an economic downturn and lower rents, Brown said England, 1500 of them in Boston, that belong to Brown and "At the last minute, the governor wasn't going to sign [the that he needed to refinance his loans. "The problem is, as the his finn, Hamilton Realty, should he file. bill] because of Ed Lashman [Administration and Finance rents get lower, we need relief from the loan structures," he However, Brown dismissed speculation that he would be Secretary]," noted Honan. told the Globe. forced into bankruptcy. Everi ifit did happen, Brown said that Honan said all along Lashman had maintained there was In an affidavit filed Thursday, December 21, Brown said the buildings would be maintained at their current level. no money to reopen the rinks. But the Brighton Rep. said he that there was the possibility of bankruptcy if he was not able "As a matter of fact, we've been in bankruptcies where · was not going to let all his work and his colleagues' go for to restructure the loans, according to the Herald. we've provided better maintenance than [the tenants] ever naught "ffthe restructuring negotiations fail due to the granting of had before," Brown said in the Globe Friday. "The courts are "We worked so hard to get this bill through," said Honan. an equitable lien to BNE," Brown said, "I will have no choice very strict about buildings being kept up well." "We were on top of [the governor], all week," he added. but to file for protection under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Brown has been embroiled in controversy before, most "We continually reminded him that he had promised us he'd Code." recently in the 75 State Street scandal involving attorney sign [the bill]. We held him to his word." "In today's fragile economy, the public's interest can Thomas Finnerty who allegedly extorted half a million dol And, now, according to Honan as well as sources at the hardly be served by forcing one of New England's landlords lars from the landlord. MDC, Oeveland Circle and the other rinks set to reopen into bankruptcy," Brown added. Brown is also owner of the Brookline Citizen, the sole should have ice enough to accommodate youth hockey skaters However, after Judge Hiller B. Zobel offered a three week remaining paper in Citizen Group Publications, which Brown and others in a week to ten days. period, Brown seemed to be breathing a little easier. tookoverinApril, 1989.RumorsabouttheCitizen'sfinancial "It's a victory," said Honan, who added he would jump Brown's lawyer, Robert Somma said after the hearing last instability have been rampant during the past year, however, right back into the fray "in a heartbeat" ifthe MDC shut down Thursday that Zobel' s decision "defers and probably avoids Citizen editor Larry Harmon referred questions to Brown. Cleveland Circle again. altogether" a filing of bankruptcy, the Globe reported Friday. Brown was unavailable for comment. J Page 12 The Journal January 3, 1991 EDITORIAL OF THE RICH &, Government must be POLITICAL WllltAM WELC>: lo FVLFILL HIS CAMPAIGN resolute in new year PROM/SE.$' ... A frenzy ofFirstNight activity put an end is in desperate need of leadership. to 1990, a tragic chapter in the state of Mas Theeconomyisinarecession; the state's sachusetts. Now, as the state rises to confront banks are faltering; high-tech companies are the new year, our leaders.must make up for teetering; joblessness is rising. the failures of 1990 and lay a new foundation Boston, in particular, faces a daunting set for the 1990s. of challenges. It is struggling with a disturb The new governor and the new legislature ing murder rate and a school system that still must make up for a year in which the percep only offers a quality education to a minority tion of state government hit a new low. of our youth. Revenue shortfall after revenue shortfall led Allston-Brighton, as well, faces chal state government into disarray and stirred an lenges. The community has suffered the V1croR KIAM: JOHN ~ILBE.R.~ anti-government sentiment that swept into blows of the cuts to services such as the To NE.VER Bvy THE CoMPANY NEXT TIME, No MORE office the first Republican governor in 20 Brighton-Allston Mental Health Center and AGAIN··· MR. NICE Gvy... years. the Veronica B. Smith Senior Center. And Moreover, as the public's mood grew the closure of MDC rinks has brought insta angrier and angrier, there was a breakdown of bility to an active youth hockey league. political will on Beacon Hill. Instead of act The new leadership in this state must ing swiftly and responsibly to the developing fulfill its charge. The Weld administration budget crisis, legislators, many of whom were must make the bold yet rational measures to seeking reelection, and a lame-duck gover put the state back on sound fiscal footing, nor stepped back and allowed the state to and must take the shackles off Massachusetts falter. business to stimulate the economy. Candidates for public office sought the The new legislature must eschew last easy political route, as well. Most of the year's fumbling and be resolute in deciding candidates traded in on an angry voter mood what services should be cut and what services and easy calls for downsizing government are vital in times of economic decline. without offering specifics. And the people of this stale must put Now, Governor William Weld and a new stock in Massachusetts and its leaders so Letters! team of legislators take charge of a state that we'll have the resolve to overcome this recession and make a miraculous recovery. Let us know what you think. Send your comments to: Hard to tighten your belt The Allston-Brighton Journal P.O. Box 659 when you're wearing diapers Boston, MA 02258 By Diane J. Modica nutrition clinic at Boston City Hospital, found in a twelve month study last year that malnutrition among children ages Cold weather and the higher costs of home heating oil can 6 - 24 months visiting the Emergency Room at BCH has force many families to face a harsh choice between heat for soared35%lastDecember.OneofthecoldestDecemberson the home or food for the children. According to recent record, December 1989 was also the month that home preliminary findings of a Boston City Hospital study, there heating oil costs soared to $1.50 per gallon. are suggestions of a link between high energy costs and Failure To Thrive is the term used to describe children increased malnutrition among children. who do not grow because of illness or malnutrition and Dr. Deborah Frank, director of the Failure to Thrive Continued on page 26 GM»ffll~ Anthony L. Skidmore EdltOI' LETTERS ... Soon Ro~ ANocta• Editor Bil Kely Ari. B811911yCreasey McLaughlin's office responsive Tom Connolly St8119Patk ' Pttotography Dear Editor: Derek S1:11bo Charlea Clerrenta R.portln/Coluf'lllWt. Far too often we hear nothing good about politicians and matter with the city. In late summer I received a further Jack Carmichael Baibata Cleary government employees, but the following story demonstrates update from councilors office and two weeks ago a tree was Frank Conte Vanessa OIMauro that in small subtle ways, much good can and is accomplished. planted replacing the old one! This type of attention and Brad Sklllrran Flavta Smith I contacted Councilor Brian McLaughlin's office in the fall of persistence from the Councilor McLaughlin's office and Janice Chu 1989 regarding replanting a tree on Claymoss Road in Nancy Grilk in particular is very refreshing and far too often Ben HL<118f Edltorl# lnt1tm Brighton. I dealt with NancyGrilk of the councilors office. not part of the daily news that is reported. LllaOll'\flerl With winter coming on Nancy was doubtful what could be Dlt1tlgn •nd Production done but she promised to do whatever she could on the matter. Lawrence R. Carbonaro Jr. Maureen McMahon Al Catraz When spring arrived I was pleasantly surprised to receive 60 Claymoss Road Seth Feinb8fg Lany Ramona correspondence from Nancy who was still pursuing the Brighton Advert»lng ~ Lawrence Steams Adwt111'ing Accocnt E1t1tcutl11H Bradford S. Hlnncns Phip Herzog Congress should decide which Kevin Wolfe Phip Haya C111ttonwr RltllttlOM wars we'll fight Stefania Baccari TlleJot.JmoJ lep<1bl-_,.,1>y h llrlghron..._l'tJbll-"lngCorp<> ,....., Box 8'8, -ton.11..._ 022511. Subeco1p410 llappy New Year GERLANDO'S LOUNGE AND PIZZERIA RESTAURANT BRIGHTON 133 Brighton Ave., Allston MOTOR SERVICE 782-9739 782-3552 120 North Beacon Street BRIGHTON WE DELIVER Full Menu for Delivery George & Elaine Nassif Hope You Hear Well for the Holidays! STADIUM PUB !~~_Brookline 458 WESTERN AVE. ·---·, eBfinB &rvic~. Inc. BRIGHTON Judith Chasin, M.A. Judith Arick, M.A. Licensed Audlollg/sts 115 Marion Street, Brookline Lh·e Irish Entertainment (617) 232-1299 Frida~· s & Saturda~·s Happy Holidays Greenery BEST WISHES from Tim & Bobby Rehabilitation LINDA'S CENTER HOUSE OF PIZZA Center SHEAR EXCITEMENT 99 Chestnut Hill Avenue Pizza•Subs•Salads•Spaghetti Dinners•Syrian Pockets 3 Henshaw Street Open 7 Days tll 11 pm • We Deliver Brighton 412 Market St., Brighton Brighton A leader in brain - injury rehabilitation 254-8337 lf3/l)) 782-8898 1/3191 Safe & Happy Holidays to All Our Customers MODEL OAK SQUARE LIQUORS 610 Washington St., Brighton CAFE Peter & Georgia Allston 7.9 North Beacon St. Please Don't Drink & Drive 787-3388 25 Years l!,xpertJse 254-9365 r ~ Present*e.d4... ~ WISH ALL A VERY HAPPY, Allston Sales • Service • Parts • Leasing Top Quality Used Cars HEALTHY HOLIDAY 783-1485 I \. Seasons Greetings and Johnston & Papakyrikos ALLSTON ALE Happy New Year Season's Greeting and HOUSE BRIGHTON LAUNDRY Many Happy Returns & DRY CLEANERS for the New Year 85 Harvard Ave. 430-432 Washington St. Certified Public Accountants Brighton 444 Washington Street Allston Phone: 254-3737 or 254-9538 Brighton, MA 02135 Open 7 Days: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. (617) 787-8520 787-9797 ~ ___ . Happy Holidays Best Wishes To All Our Friends In MARIO'S Allston-Brighton PIZZA . , CAREQA1z!i~D CENTER The Residents and Staff of 190 Brighton Avenue ----~ CHAMBERLAIN NURSING HOME 123 Gardner Road Allston (617) 782-3424 Brookline 783-1661 142 Bigelow Street • Brighton 277-0225 Page 14 The Journal January 3, 1991 CO 05' * H.appy*Neu;,, Year * • * Wishing you and your family • * • a joyous and peaceful 1991 ~~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~~ * • • * • Peace, Health • • • DAVE'S • and • • • • Happiness to All • GULF • • • 388 Washington Street • 455 Washington St. • • • Brighton THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS • Brighton • BRIGHTON COUNCIL #1 21 • 254-3909 • 254-9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ALL BRANDS TAJ MAHAL ~•• Harper's0 Kenmore Square VACUUM .Ar~ Sales • Service • Rentals Ferry •. 484 Commonwealth Ave. Boston Commercial & Domestic 158 Brighton Ave.~ 173 Chestnut Hill Avenue Allston 547-7463 BRIGHTON . 254-7380 The College Best Wishes for Happy New Year . Sub Shop . 2197 Commonwealth Ave. the New Year! Brighton s t Homemade Meatball Subs DUNKIN' MI~~EL Fresh Salads & Sandwiches DONUTS GAURIEL 787-1171 'f Have a Safe & Happy Holiday ' ALLSTON/BRIGHTON 210 Hruvard Street From All Your Friends At 179 Brighton A venue 209 North Hruvard Avenue Wishing You Peace, 420 Cambridge Street, Allston Health & Happiness In · Happy ~ 782-2123 783-1365 ,). The Year Ahead Holidays! Happy Holidays LEHMAN I REEN Boston College from FUNERAL HOMES Bookstore McElroy Commons JOHN REEN NEW HOURS GERALD LEHMAN Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Give The Gift of Time Holiday Party Special order 3 16" pizi.as with total of 3 toppings receive 1 12" pizza with 1 topping FREE • offer expires l/15.i91 The Corrib Pub 396 Market Street A merry maid gift certificate for the person .Brighton 1 who has everything ...except time 92.9 FM :1= 254-2880 ".:: merry maids 1·3 ., 268-1706 • 469-3599 · -.;.;-: .·•.•• : :•.•>:·:< 1(3190 January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 15 Best Wishes COOLIDGE HOUSE Happy Holidays for the NURSING CARE CENTER and the Holiday Season SOLOMONT FAMILY Wish all their friends and REPRESENTATIVE 1249 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, MA 02134 SUSAN TRACY neighbors a joyous holiday (617) 782-9508 llave a Safe and Best Wishes to All llappy llolidayl SULLIVAN SULLY'S NINO'S FUNERAL HOME AUTO REPAIR BILLIARD PARLOR Warren and Richard Since 1936 with Snock Ba Complete Auto Gift Certifiootes available AUTO BODY 35 Henshaw Brighton for $10, $25, $50- 95 Everett Street Street() Service The Perfect Gihl Allston 782-21 0 782-2270 254-9851 787-1182 PEACE AND HEALTH The Staff & Residents of INDIAN DELIGHT Hahnemann 483 Cambridge Street PRESENTATION Hospital Allston • 782-0021 1515 Commonwealth Avenue MANOR Brighton Special Holiday 15% Discount NURSING HOME 254-1100 Through January 6 LEGAL SEA FOODS, INC. Wish You and Yours Restaurants Seasons (jreetings BOSTON: Park Plaza, Statler Office Building, a Joyous Holiday Copley Place - Upper Level. CHESTNUT HILL, CAMBRIDGE, BURLINGTON, NATICK, WORCESTER l .•. ~ ' . .. ~ . .· ... . CHARLESBANK CLEANERS .Special thanks to the Residents of OUR HOUSE ~ Allston/Brighton THE CLEANING PLACE 1277 Commonwealth Ave. 269 Western Ave., Allston Allston May peace and love 782-3228 547-7868 be with you Come Down throughout the New Year. and Relax Season's Steven Tolman and Family ~~~~= :~1fil Greetings PEACE, JOY AND HAPPINESS Happy Holidays 'I·I\ Con THIS HOLIDAY from everyone ~if.: Emma SEASON .:: at 10 Eleanor ~ The Journal 1.t.~\ & Casey c ~--'- -~ Hurley ~~!0'!68 ·~t Quality Television for Boston .)it 166Q Soldier's Field Road Brighton, MA 02135 :i=i:::~: :: %=:mw:~=: ==:==·@%\:'=f:::~=t:'=K=: ~i:: ~~·:::~~~MNH:~&rh !~~,~~=~t:::ii:~'i~li: ------ Page 16 The Journal January 3, 1991 ALLBLADDER SURGERY Yes. It's true. Usif19 a laparoocope the gallbladder and Its stones really come out thru the belly-button. Safe. effective care for gallstone pain without ugly ocars. Flanagan's robbed of $2,600 Most of our patients leave the hospital in one day. EXPERIENCED SURGEONS CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN A man armed with a handgun escaped from Flanagan's Clemen's Market stuck-up BOARD OF SURGERY Market on Washington Street with $2,600 on December 20. 244-5355 The man, who is described as being black and in his twenties, Police are looking for one man suspected of robbing 1-800-666-CURE walked up to the store's courtesy booth at 9:02 am., displayed Clemen's Market on Cambridge St. on December 18. The a black handgun, and demanded money. He grabbed the man, who is described as being black and approximately 35 money and fled through the back of Flanagan's parking lot years of age, entered the store at 10:30 p.m., pulled out a Police are still investigating the incident handgun, and demanded money. He took an undisclosed amount of cash and the clerk's wallet and fled. 'TIS THE SEASON Babe's Spa robbed by three Flu • Aches & Pains • Sore Throats men armed with shotgun Four arrested for robbing Cam bridge St. Mayfair Foods ROSTON EVENING Three men armed with a sawed-off shotgun stuck up MEDICAL CENTER Babe's Spa on Franklin St. in Allston Saturday night. The Four individuals were arrested forrobbing Mayfair Foods men, who are described as being black and in their late teens, at506 Cambridge St in the early morning hours of December Call for an appointment escaped with $300 in cash and $600 worth oflottery tickets. 19. When they were arrested, the men had left the store Babe's cashier told police that two of the youths barged into littered with soda cans and were fleeing with a box of 267-7171 the store at 8:20 p.m. One of the youths brandished a saw-off cigarettes. The men were arrested as they exited an alley on Afternoon and evening hours shotgun, while the other grabbed the cash register and fled. for our convenience Barrow's Street, which leads to the rear of the store. Upon Police believe the men had an accomplice. further investigation, police discovered the suspects broke Mass Blue Cross • M/C • Visa ·AMEX "Serving the community" through the rear door of 506 Cambridge and then through a wall to gain entrance to the store. for 63 years 12.20 Comm. Ave. McDonald's robbed 314 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, On The Green Line Police are looking for a man suspected of robbing of the One arrested as police break up Comm. Ave. McDonald's of $90 at 8 p.m. Friday. The man, the restaurant manager told police, approached the counter, disturbance at Rogers Park showed a clerk a small handgun beneath his shirt, and PROBLEMS WITH demanded "all the money." The manager handed him $90 Police arrested one man in breaking up a group that SEXUALLY and the suspect fled down Babcock St. The suspect is became rowdy in Rogers Park Sunday night at 10:45 p.m. described as being black and in his twenties. He was wearing David Macioce, age 18 of Harriet St in Brighton, was TRANSMITTED a maroon sweatshirt at the time of the robbery. arrested on charges of disorderly conduct after he verbally DISEASES? assaulted a woman who lives next to the park. MAYBE WE CAN HELP LoPresti, Barrett enter new legislative term EVALUATION AND TREATMENT FOR: Con1irwed from page 1 CHLAMYDIA • GONORRHEA HERPES • SYPHILIS • OTHER STD'S campaign financing process. In his successful reelection bid, HIV TESTING OFFERED the Senator pledged to liberate the Senate, which is currently The second would set up a smaller, permanent committee Offered in confidential and professional setting. under the tight control of Senate President William Bulger. comprised a representatives of the private sector who would G.l.D. UNIT One of his priorities is a rules reform measure that seeks permanently oversee the operations of state government. The MASSACHUSETTS to amend the Senate rules. Included in the measure are calls third would set up a non-binding confirmation process for the GENERAL HOSPITAL for: legislature to review some of the Governor's appointments. Continuing his efforts to put the reins on Political Action Walk-in hours: 1) Immediate live TV coverage of the Senate. A bill has been Committees (PACs), Barrett also filed a bill that would Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-11 :00 am filed in the past, but has languished in the rules committee. require PACs to reveal more information about their con Friday 9:00 am-11 :00 am tributors and how their money is spent Wednesday 1 :00 pm-3:00 pm 2) The Senate to adopt its permanent rules by the second week Monday & Thursday afternoon by appointment of the session. In the past, the Senate President delayed the I HOLIDAYS EXCLUDED I adoption of the rules to ward off efforts to dilute his power. Lo Presti: Health services Last year, for instance, the permanent rules were not adopted CALL 726-2748 2-2s until May. State Senator Michael LoPresti' sagenda includes a number FOR FURTHER INFORMATION of bills aimed at improving the state health care system, a bill 3) A majority of Senators (21 members) being given the that would require liquor stores to document the names and power to bring the Senate back into session. Currently, the addresses of individuals buying kegs, and a bill that would power rests with Bulger. give parents of retarded and disabled children living in private schools state reimbursements for living expenses. 4) A change in personnel and committee appointments. The On health care, he filed a bill to fund a study of the Married or Single measure would set up a standing committee on personnel, on Canadian Health Care system, which is thought to be more which members leadership teams would be prohibited from effective in delivering services than the U .S system. Women with sitting. The aim is to wrest power from Bulger and give He has also filed a bill to create more equitable health care individual Senators more autonomy in hiring. options for college students, whom LoPresti maintains have Children difficulty finding afforqahle and sufficient health insurance. needed as surrogate mothers 5) Easier discharge of bills from committees. Currently, bills The bill requiring liquor stores to keep track of who buys for couples unable to have children. often languish in the Ways and Means and Steering Com kegs and where they live is aimed at assisting efforts of mittees. colleges and their abutting communities to control student CONCEPTION TO BE BY keg parties. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION. Barrett has also refiled a government oversight package, LoPresti is also seeking reimbursements for parents of PLEASE STATE YOUR FEE. which failed to pass in the last session. The pac~ge includes retarded or disabled children who are in private schools. three bills that seek to create more accountability in the Currently, parents are reimbursed for school tuition but not Contact: system. for their children's residential expenses at school. Noel P. Keane, Director One bill would set up a committee to determine how the Infertility Center of New York state spends its money and to "make the budget readable." Brad Skillman and Lisa Olivieri contributed to this report. 14 E. 60th Street, Suite 1204 New York, NY 10022 • Gynecological & Contraceptive Services PRIVACY 1NIEGR11Y ExPERIENCE • Abortion Services - Up to 16 weeks • Free Walk-in Pregnancy Testing & Counseling 1-800-521-1539 • Counseling - Individual, Couples & Groups • Board Certified Physicians - Fully Licensed Facility 1-212-371-0811 617-782-7600 • Prompt Appointments - Days, Evenings & Saturdays may call collect 1-800-649-CRIT • Private Location, Free Parking & MBT A Access • Affordable Care - MasterCard, VISA, m ost health & All responses • college insurance plans & Medicaid accepted The contidential 1·31 10 Perthshire Road, Boston, MA 02135 Crittenton HASTINGS HOUSE January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 17 that the Association, which employs seven therapists, pro B-A Mental vide services for Priority 1 clients at no fee (insurance carriers can be billed). He said that before the cuts, uninsured, non-priority cli Health Center ents were billed on a sliding fee scale ($5-$25 a session), but Dress lift. Continued from page I now the absolute minimum fee is $35. McCauley added that the clinic has had to cut back on the McCauley, these clients must receive the necessary services. amount of free care done in the community and the schools. · The cuts have forced the clinic to refocus its efforts in an "We've also had to cut back on other services in the attempt to stay afloat financially. schools, such as work around gang issues and violence "For now we can continue to provide for priority clients, prevention. We just don't have the manpower to do it. Our and we are not letting go any of the clients we are presently therapists are spending 70 percent of their time on direct serving, but, unfortunately, we have had to turn away new, services - that leaves very little time for phone calls and HOME HEATING OIL necessary paperwork," he explained. non-priority clients if they couldn't pay our fee," said Belski. Comp$tete servOice 24 Ho:,~;i::ar He added that the people who are hurt most often by the Belski said in order to survive the first round of budget cuts are the uninsured, poor people who don't meet state cuts, the Association has had to do some pretty creative things 1 • 7 delivered guidelines for priority clients-these people may be suffering to find money, like finding grants to subsidize the clinic's Subject to Change from phobias or may be trying to deal with the recent death of mission of serving its clients. He added that the BAMHC is PORT OIL a loved one. also trying to become a "preferred provider" for various CORPORATION "This is a tragedy because we know that because we are HMO's and is thinking about opening on Saturdays to serve DIV. OF REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES, INC. unable to treat these people many of them will escalate into workers who can pay a higher fee. 150 Gallons Minimum 926-3500 priority cases in two or three years," he said "Right now we have to operate as if we will lose all our EST. 1945 1· 17 Belski explained that the BAMHC is actually a partner state funding at the end of June," said Belski. He added, "We hope the new administration looks at the shipoftheDMH andanon-profitcorp0ration-theBrighton 'IRY OUl SlF'EK Allston Mental Health Association. Under the parmership services we provide and at our success rate and realizes that NEW agreement, the state employs a certain number of therapists it is more cost effective to keep the clinic open than to close ~D~8Uff'E11 (5) and office staff (2-down from a total of 12) and mandates it down. Ireallycan 'tseehow the state can turn its back on 200 ALL YOU CAN EATI priority clients." $9.95 per person Children Under Under 10, $5.95 ·Under 5 f'Re~ \' SUNDAY - n1URSDAY ~ P.M. BIRTHS CAMBRIDGE Alewife Brook Pkwy. 491-5377 \ BOSTON Shane Lawrence McComiskey I 09 Brookline Ave •• 536-0 420 December 8, 1990 Brighton. The new arrival weighed 10 pounds, 9 ounces and ~ ~~1C::::i:::::=-=it-= - ~ ·' measured 22 inches. He will be joining his sister Brigid Fiona Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mary McComiskeyofBrighton at home. Proud grandparents include James and Brigid Boyle proudly announce the birth of their son, Shane Lawrence ofBrightonand William and BridgetMcComiskey ofGalway, BROOKLINE RED CAB McComiskey, on Dec. 8, 1990 at St Elizabeth's Hospital in Ireland. Greater Boston's Largest Suburban Fleet and Lowest Suburban Rates OBITUARIES Don't Pay More! Dorothea Buchanan Stanley Shafran Call RED CAB's 24-Hour Service December 24, 1990 December 27, 1990 734-5000 1·31 Dorothea E. (Scott) Buchanan ofBrighton died on December Stanley Jacob Shafran of Allston died on December27, 1990. He was the husband of the late Louisa Vogel, the father of 24, 1990. She was the wife of Ralph W. Buchanan, and the 3-28 mother of Cynthia Buchanan. She is also survived by four Joshua D. Shafran and Leslie Selvitella, the son of Milton and BRIGHTON TAX grandchildren. Funeral Services were held in the Brighton Pauline (Hoffman) Shafran of Newton, and the brother of Evangelical Congregational Church on Friday. Interment is Hank Shafran ofBrooklineandLeni Bloomenthal ofWaltham. ASSOCIATES ServiceswereheldlastweekattheLevineChapelinBrookline. in Forest Hills Cemetery. ACC OUNTING & INCOME TAX SERVICES Remembrances may be may to the AIDS Action Committee, ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Charlotte Doherty 131 Clarendon Street, Boston, MA02116ortoAidforCancer Domenic J. Fucci, Jr., CPA December 23, 1990 Research, P.O. Box 376, Newton, MA 02159. 267 North Beacon Street. Brighton Charlotte M. (McElaney) Doherty of Brighton died on De Stephen Sharkey 254-8229 cember 23, 1990. She was the wife of the late John A. December 22, 1990 Doherty, the mother of John Doherty and Mary Ross both of BrightonandthelateWilliarnJ.Doherty,FrederickF.Doherty, Stephen P. Sharkey, formerly of Brighton, died suddenly on Paul A. Doherty and Charlotte DeGeorge, and the sister of December 22, 1990 in Atkinson, NH. He was the husband of Irene McElaney and Helen McElaney. She is also survived by BronyaA.(Wencis)Sharkey,thebrotherofDorothyVinifsky 17 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great of Mattapan and the late John Sharkey. He is also survived by grandchildren. A funeral was held Thursday, December, 27, several nieces and nephews. A funeral was held on Thursday, and was followed by a funeral mass in St. Gabriel Church. December 27. Interment is in Gethsemane Cemetery. Mr. Interment is in St. Joseph Cemetery. If desired, contributions Sharkey was a veteran of World War 11 and the Korean may be made to the Good Samaritan Hospice, 272 Allston Conflict. He was a member of Watertown Post #99 American Street, Brighton, MA 02146 in the memory of Mrs. Doherty. Legion, Manchester, NH D.A.V., and the Teamsters Local #25. Thomas J. Ford December 24, 1990 Howard Sullivan December 23, 1990 J. Warren Sullivan Richard B. Sullivan Thomas J. Ford of Brighton died on December 24, 1990. He was the son of the late James and Anna (Curley) Ford, and the Howard K. Sullivan of Brighton died on December 23, 1990. SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME brother of Helen Ford of Brighton and the late Anna Ford. A He was the husband of the late Mary Ann (Burke) Sullivan, 35 Henshaw Street, Brighton funeral was held Friday, December 28, and was followed by the father of Howard K. Sullivan Jr. and Bruce J. Sullivan a funeral mass in St Columbkille Church. Interment is in both ofBrighton. He is also survived by a niece and a nephew. 617/782-2100 Holyhood Cemetery. Mr. Ford was a veteran of World War Funeral services were held Thursday, December27, and were 11. followed by a funeral mass in St Ignatius Church, Chestnut • Pre-Need Planninfl_ Hill. Interment is in St Ann Cemetery, Cranston, RI. In lieu Elil.abeth Pritchard of flowers, contributions in Howard's memory may be made • Price Information Available December 19, 1990 to Catholic Relief Services-Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese ofBoston, Inc., 49 Franklin Street, Boston, MA The Post Office Alternative Elizabeth(Rogers) Pritchard of Brighton died on December 02110. Mr. Sullivan was a graduate of Bentley College in 19, 1990. She was the wife of the late Clarence Crawford 1925, a retired CPA with Haskins & Sells, Providence, R.I. Pritchard, the sister of Charles S. Rogers of Daytona Beach, and Boston, and was a president CPA of National Association Fla., aunt of Betsy Rogers Sayamongkhun of.Silver Spring, Rhode Island Chapter. He was also a Communicant at St MD., and the sister-in-law of Angie H. Rogers. Funeral Ignatius Parish. services were held last week. Interment is in Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne. She was a veteran of World War 11, and was a former vice-president of the Bay Chapter of WAC Veterans. Page 18 The Journal January 3, 1991 BITS & PIECES ON SALE TODAY By Carol Sherman * CROSSWORD PUZZLE * DEflit\i'.DEBBIE ACROU 34 Urni.ntlng 3 Fon1wr 31 W°"*' of 1 Staked-out 38 Monotony - day rank By Deborah White land 40 Jet 4 Wedding 33 Piece for DEAR DEBBIE: I Healthy relationships in 8 Lofty 41 Sharpen words aporting buildings 42 Shortly 6 Wet spongy youngsters am 29 years old, black, volve people who like 1Z Levlsh 43 Teerw apart earth 34 Shoe of and prefer white women what's on the inside, not party 44 Loving 8 Rope for aorta 14 Ar1bian 46 Word of an animal 36 Pudding to black women. When I the color of a person's domain contempt 7 Leaves out Ingredient was in the Navy, there skin or their size or finan 18 Holder of 46 Spire 8 Supple and 38 Streisand was this white female of- cial status. I assume that the wol1d'1 ornament strong itam ills 47 Catchy 9 rime of 37 c.ry out ficer who was the most when you say you prefer 17 Long, hllrlh - npte effectively beautiful woman I'd ever white women to black apeech 49 Tir8llOmll 10 ~orth 38 ~ng 18 SurfKe one ._,,. .-~ met. We never got togeth- women, you really mean 19 Fourwcore so Wmington11 ~nding 39 Villainous er, partly because I was you prefer a physical ap 21 Kind city 12 Ancient axprealons 22 Ea1UIKY 52 p · rival of 40 Joumalilm always a little hesitant to pearance, not a personal 23 Digits di~rve Athens 41 Strlight- say anything to her. ity or characteristic that 24 Gender 54 Withdraws 13 Shoe covwa forwwd But I have known a means anything about 25 Romen 56 Hypnotic 15 ~ 44 Monr( garment stat• ridge penaltiea couple of other white who a person is. 'Z1 Gaza 56 Most crude 20 IMvee li1 Gre«I women, and .the first Basing a relationship 28 Turkic 67 Cuts old 24 Piece for gemstone tribesman styte' boata 48 Goes off woman I ever kissed, on physical attraction 29 Artists' DOWN 26 Outsiderw the track when I was in high alone could leave you studloe 1 Vehicle 'Z1 Founder of 49 Part of n.b. 31 Brave one of old a state 51 ~lah school, was white. I live in feeling pretty empty later 32 Stopovers 2 Family 28 Biblical :r:.. or an all-black neighbor- on. Is it possible that you 33 Hindu descent weed 53 Dalley garment 30 Concerning hood, and there aren't want what is just beyond many white women your reach? This is not to around. Besides, interra- imply that you can't date "Department of Defense surplus ... cial dating wouldn't go as many white women as I'll knock $493 off the price of each." over so well. I don't know you want, but the fact what to do. How do I deal that you were hesitant to with my preference for approach one whom you If love is lacking in any white women, and how were very attracted to is situation, it is not inter can I get them to go out an indication you've set esting, whether it be pro with me? - LOOKING yourselfup on the outside fessional or personal. FOR A WHITE WOMAN looking in a glass case . • • • DEAR LOOKING Don't do that to yourself. The past cannot be FOR A WHITE WOM- Open your mind to Each morning when changed, but the future is AN: Why in the world meeting anyone who is you wake, you have a still in your power. would you put yourself nice and likes to do the treasure at your finger • • • through something like things you do and who tips. You have 24 hours To err is human, but to this? You need to think will love you for who you which are magically try to cover it up is being long and hard about what are, not because of the yours. No one can take immature. you're feeling. It sounds color of your skin. this away from you. En • • • as if your attraction is Se~d letters to Dear joy every moment of it. Tell me who your · Debbie, P.O. Box 4367, more o f an ob ses~ion Orlando, Fla. 32802-4367. • • • friends are, and I will tell than a true feehng. To be instructed in the you who you are. arts softens the manners • • • and makes men gentle. Stretch your hand to • • • one unfriended, and your !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS WEEK'S ~!!!!!!!!!!!! The will to persevere is loneliness is ended. often the difference be • • • Would You tween failure and success. Nothing goes swifter ~.*. HOROSCOPE it*~* • • • than the years. Belleve ..... The Marquis de Pelier Miss.; Lincoln, Neb.; Jef of Brittany was arrested ferson City, Mo.; and By Joyce Jillson Unscramble lhest four words, onr~------...... in 1786, and spent the Madison, Wis. Weekly Tip: Full moon for New Year's Eve prom ltlltr lo each square. 10 form four ordinary words. next 50 years of his life in ••• ises a year of exciting fulfillments. prison. His crime was Dom Perignon, the Aries (March 21-April 19) Holiday plans are whistling at Queen Marie man who gave his name family-oriented. Some may even come from out of Antoinette as she was be to the most famous vin town. I I ( ing ushered into a tage, was a blind Benedic Taurus (April 20-May 20) Week ahead continues theater. tine monk. a non-stop flow of action, but you are having very • • • ••• private thoughts. Egyptian Queen Cleo Black Mountain Golf Gemini (May 21-June 21) Usually a social but patra was Greek by an Club in North Carolina, terfly, you may stay home this holiday, with just a few I KI 0 cestry and had not a drop has the longest golf hole close ones. of Egyptian blood. The in the world at the 17th Cancer (June 22-July 22) Don't let the power of IDAMNETj famed queen was de hole. It measures 745 the full moon make decisions for you. After holiday, do scended from a line of yards, and is a par 6. some serious resting up. I KI 1l-IERE'5 NO "TELLING brother/sister marriages, Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) More past coming home to WHAl 'S KEPT THERE. and she herself married smTilNT roost. However, you'll rise to the occasion, and do :m two of her own brothers. ra 1 H ll ~ yourself proud. ITRABENjV V~ Now arrange lhe circled letters lo ••• CTrf- 8 ,. 9 N I d Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) More socializing over ~ "-. .A form lhe surprise answer. as sug· N d I. I . _ gesled by lhe above cartoon. The elephant is the N Nflr H N[l] holidays leaves you a bit drained, ready for rest. Re ------only mammal with four s N 3 II VSIN H 3 J. S solve to eat right in '91! rKV N N "=(I I IIJ ONE'S (IIJ knees. H H v 1i _i HrT •3 Libra (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) You may attend holiday • • • v J. v J.I HJ d 9 celebration with business associates. Be on best .lVH S.3NO ~30Nn There are four state 11• Ill behavior. -9Jeljl Idell S,ll14M lluHtel OU S,9J91U. ,., " ""'' A J. H 9 capitals named after •l'i Hrf J. N Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) You're out of town or ~3lNV8 ~30NV.l HOOYI .LS3nO ,.,.... ,.v rmrA I rf H Presidents: Jackson, 1'31iiT1i Ii with new acquaintances for holiday. Spend as much :uo11n1os time as possible with family. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Intensity of this holiday time may leave you with hangover, even if you don't drink. MflGICWORD SRAEYETIROVAFYM Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Partner or mate HOW TO PLAY: Read the list of words. Look et the puzzle. may change holiday plans; put your own needs second. You'll find these words In all directions - horizontally, vertl· EIOKCAHSYDDACTI celly, diagonally, backwards. Draw a circle around each let Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Few of your friends ter of a word found in the puzzle, then etrike It off the list. PAKCUBELCNUMOOD will offer to help you clean up if you entertain at home Circling It will show a letter has been used but will leave It visible should It also fonn part of another word. Find the big I H L 0 VERB 0 Y S 0 WC W this holiday. words first. When letters of all llsted words are circled, you'll Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You may prefer baby have the given number of letters left over. They'll spell out REVOLFOAESTMOIA sitting or staying home with kids to holiday partying. your MAGICWORD. TFAHSSGDBSURLPY If You Were Born This Week MOVIEMANIA (Sol.; 8 letters) SCARFACEIANMLRO Strength of purpose is the main thing, as challenges A-Airplane, All of Me, Amadeus; B-Bambi, Ba and opportunities come thick and fast. After February, nanas, Buster; C-Cabaret, Caddyshack, Cousins; T E R A B A C E MT MI I E P many adjustments are required on the job. D-Die Hard, Diner, Duck Soup; F-Firefox, EXSANANABOSBWSU Fletch; H-Hair; L-Loverboy; M-Midway, Mr. Mom, My Favorite Year; N-Nuts; P-Predator; MOROTADERPTUITO R-Rocky; S-Scarface, Sea of Love, Serpico, FFWFLETCHGASYFS Shaft, Splash, Starman, Stripes; T-Taps, Thief, Tootsie, Top Gun, Twins; U-Uncle Buck; W OEIPUACERURTKEK A CAMERA LENS ITSELF Willow, Wired. LRRSPLASHNMECIC TO MANY USES LIESNISUOCAROHU AFDIEHARDINERTD January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 19 CLASSIFIED . ENTERTAINMENT able 2/1 (or sooner). 783-9058 jewelry cases with pedestals. All PUPPET SHOW evenings or leave message. units black with illuminal.ed fl~ Massage Therapy MUSIC WANTED TO BUY rnE LONDON PUPPET TIIE- rcsccnt lights to accent frames. Benefits include: CLASSICAL PIANO. BRIGJITEN HAND TOOLS ATRE WILL BE TOURING Student Wanted $4000 or best offer; call 254-0334. Anti-Stress YOUR LIFE! LONG-ESTAB- GREATER BOSTON JAN. Non-smoking female student Ask for Dr. McPanland. Increased Circulation USHED TEACHER SPECIAIJZ. OLD wanted to rent furnished room in $50/hour • 782-3468 ING IN ADULT BEGINNERS. WOODWORKING rnRU JULY W/SPECTACU- UNIQUE AND FULFILLING. house with family. $250/month. Moped Deborah St. Claire l ·l TOOLS, HAND LAR PUPPET SHOWS - TELEPHONE617-277-8378 . .... GR.EAT FOR BIR1HDAY PAR- Available now. Call between Tomos "Golden Bullet" - like PLANES, CHISELS, TIES, SOIOOLS, CHURCHES, 2:30p.m.-10:00 p.m. 783-5607 1- new, only 1200 miles. Garaged. SURPLUS HAND SCOUTS,BENmTCONCERTS 3 Adult owned. $600. Call Tony at Fornier AMWAY CATERING TOOLS, ALL 1RADES & AJND RAISERS. CONTACT 254-0334. or multi-level ... PRECISION CLARIATl-800-752-0501 FOR WANTED Keep Them MACHANIST TOOLS, MORE INFORMATION. 1-3 Wanted SERVICES distributors. The Macintosh 512, 512c, plus, SE, Pets Talking SHOP LOTS ... ALSO "new" AMWAY WAN1ED: OLD OIL HOUSEMATES Mac2 and/or any Macintosh, parts Obey Dog Training. Individual networking system ... about your party for Oak Square/Brighton peripherals or software. Call 254- instruction for companion dog. weeks! We'll help plan PAINTINGS, PRINTS, Prof, non-smoking F sr.eks easy- 0334 Day/evening appointments. (617) offers over 7 ,000 menus, shop, cook, BOOKS, FRAMES, going, profF/M28+ to share sunny, 893-7404. 1-10 products and serve and clean! Small ANTIQUES AND spacious, 2-floor apartment in FOR SALE services! Take or large parties and ere- ESTATE LOTS. 6-7-91 house. Washer/dryer, dishwasher/ Optical Display Cases Music ative office lunches - CALL 558-3838 disposal, back deck, parking, on Must sell optical display racks and Siring along with me! Individual- another look. bus & express bus routes. 425+ cases. 6 illuminated wall units, 1 ized guitar instruction. Call 232- 661-8279 OR 558-3839 Z.28 Z.28 gas. Electricity included. Avail- free standing glass cablinet, 3 glass 6295 now. 1-31 964-1869 SHAPELY, SASSY, SWEET, stable, secll'e, MATURE ARTIST. Affectionate Jewish male, fa strong, successful, strawbeny blonde, 39. talist, romartcist with good sense of hl.mor, The ads on this page were sut:r Seeks tal, attractive, hoolorous, I~ - oriented Ir------~ I warts female compan'f. l' m no music (blues to mitted by readers in your area who 'iPf, 35-48, who knows what he wants to live classical), movies m good food. Also love to and love ifetogether. Any race. EXT 1902. I I dance. Any age, any race. Interested? want to meet you. Read the ads *FREE AD EXT 1882. FRIENDSHIP FIRST. Lei's 8fioY the hoidays I I carefully and circle the ones that together. Attractive 40ish women seeks a man *FREE MESSAGE RETRIEVAL PHYSICALLY FIT white male, 32. Seeks ~ who's a good c011Yersalionaist, attractive, emo I I or divorced whee female, 25-35, who ikes S0- look interesting. tionally stable and has a greit sense of lunar. I 70s rrusic, dancing, movies and meaningful re ike poliics, social issues, sports, rrusic, thea I *FREE VOICE MAILBOX I lationship. EXT 1865. To hear the voice behind an ad. ter, cining w . EXT 1912. call from your I CAll OUR At-VISOR (617) 2S2-0970 MON-fRI (9-S) I GOOD -LOOKING Armerian man, 35, 5' 11", 200 1-976-7670 STRIKINGLY BEAUTIFUL, SWJ la Apartment Rentals servlna BROOKLINE Allston-Brighton •2BEDROOMS • CENfRAL HEAT & NC k\LLSTON REALTY • NEW CONSTRUCTION • IMMED. ACCESS TO 'T." For Rent Brookline-Newton •ELEVATOR SECURITY • 2 BATHS 232-4323 •WALL-TO-WALL CARPET •GARAGE PARKING Jan.15th •DESIGNER KITCHENS •PRIVAIBLAUNDRY COURSE 969-1883 •PRIVAIBBALCONY •ALL GE APPUANCES Completely STUDIO-On T, clean, Located in Chestnut Hill across from star Market on Routt. 9. FIRST LECTURE NO OBLIGATION 25-26 Holly Lane. Open House on Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. REPEAT NEXT COURSE-NO CHARGE IF YOU FAD... mod, laundry, $485. Remodeled 4Bedrooms SALESPERSON COl'l~SES STUDIO - Next to T on $145,000 TWICl! A WEEK MON. & ll!URS. ReseNoir, nice location Victorian House BROOKLINE (617) 738-8224 1-10 BROOKLINE 7p.m. $500. 7 p.m. Mon., Jan. 7 Wed., Jan.9 ONE BEDROOM - Parking 310 Harvard St. 310 Harvard St. Large modern, safe, new IF YOU CAN AFFORD TO RENT Available QUINCY PEABODY paint, $595. YOU CAN AFFORD TO OWN Eat-in-Kitchen 7 p.m. Tues., Jan. 8 7 p.m. Tues., Jan. 8 The City of Boston, through Project 74 7, is selling HOLIDAY INN ONE BEDROOM - l 1a Baths Y.M.C.A. Brand new, immaculate, brand new, 3 bedroom homes from $75,000- 79 Coddin ton St. Rt. 128 & 1 $95,000. Total monthly costs as low at $500. Porches FRAMINGHAM microwave, HW floors, DEDHAM dishwasher, - savings as low as $2,500 7 p.m. Mon., Jan. 7 7 p.m. Wed., Jan. 9 $675. Lots of Storage HOLIDAY INN TREADWAY INN TWO BEDROOM - - income as low as $21,000 1-3 Rts . 1 & 128 559 Worcester Rd. Condos from $695 to $1100 - down payment assistance $890 +Utilities - low, fixed rate mortgage HAVERHILL TEWKSBURY many no fee, great deals 7 p.m. Tues., Jan. 8 7 p.m. Wed., Jan. 9 THREE BEDROOM - MARKETING SEMINARS 484-5621 NO. ESSEX COMM. COLL. HOLIDAY INN *** *** Exit 52, Off Rte. 495 Route38 All renovated, in house, 1 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY month free rent, $900. January 9, 1991 January 17, 1991 7:30p.m. 6:30p.m. THREE BEDROOM - In Area 3 Police Station Codman Square Library BRIGHTON House, pkg, good for 1165 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan 690 W ashlngton St., Dorchester Huge 6 112 Room commuters, $900. Marketing Agent, Fields Comer CDC Apartment FOUR BEDROOM - 2 1 1!2 baths, large eat baths, all new kitchen, For information call Dave Barry 635-0306, FOR FEBRUARY EXAM Sat., Jan. 12, All Day in kitchen in 2-family BROOKLINE, 310 Harvard St. Sun., Jan. 13, All Day renovated condo, $1200. Robert Sibley 635-0250 Call for Rcsc:rvation Mon., Jan. 14, 4-10 p.m. house on bus line. 2-28 $1100/month,heatand 1 3 Many No Fee Apts Brand New 3 Families Available, Call for Details or 1/2 Month Fee 1·10 hot water included. LEE INSTITUTE - Some Only 1 Months .@ Available Jan. 1 C ity of Boston P.F .D. 310 Harvard St. • Brookline • 734-3211 Rent Required to Move In Raymond L. Flynn Lisa G. Chapnick 783-5530 1·3 Two Bedroom Apartment Wishing you a for rent by owner "Happy Holiday Five room first floor apartment in owner occupied two family. Includes newly renovated bath & kitchen, with disposal & dish washer, living room, dining room & two bedrooms with hard-wood Season from all of us floors. Located on Kenrick Street with rear yard abutting Chandler Pond. at Marquis Real Estate This quiet Brighton neighborhood is within easy walking of the B.C. or Washington Street Green Line (MBTA) & features lots of open space around Chandler Pond or St. John's Seminary. Well trained pets welcome. 384 Washington Street $850 heated. Gas, hot water & electric are seperately metered. Brighton, Mass. Call days 782-4882 nights 787-2016 782-7040 Established 1926 January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 21 HELP WANTED GET PAID AT HOME HEL~WANTED MUSEUM OF SALESPERSON UPTO $455 WEEKLY ADVERTISING SALES ACCOUNT flNEARTS WANTED Pleasant, respectable. Executive wanted for Boston/Brookline Telefund program search area. Excellent compensation and rnnce Knowledge ofquilt and Prepare mail for successful businesses benefits. Can Mr. Stidmore or Mr. law· ing for articulate lndMdu rence. 617·'2..S4-0334. interior fabrics and/or 1-900-990-6090 ext. 249 als for outreach program. (I .!IS per minam) 12-27 EXPERIENCED MAC PRODUCTION dress fabrics helpful. Artist. Must baYc Pacemaker, Stat PT afternoons/evenings. Full- or·part-time retail Camera, and paite up experience. Full time poc.ition include$ benefits/vacation Fun environment, com customerservice inbusy packacc. etc. O>ataa Mr. Skidmore in pettttve wages. Boston •re.a. 617-2S4-0334. downtown fabric shop. Please c.all Sarah at WGBH FUU.,TIME UVB-IN HOUSEKEEPER Elizabeth 41: Companion nccdcd for H cldcrty 266-4224 1-10 woman in Brighton. Room and boa.rd pJus 542-2763 1-3 BUILDING SERVICE TECHNICIAN salary provided. Previous c.xpcricncc DOC for more Information. required. Personal tc!crenccs necess.uy. 617-782-4882. WGBH seeks a responsible, conscientious, and experienced Building Service Technician to work in The Physical Plant Department. The Building Service I V,4.CATlON PROPERT1ES I Technician is responsible for the maintenance and operation of buildings and WAREHOUSEMAN grounds. Candidate should be experienced with all types of building main TIME SHARE UNITS and campground mcmbershil)'. Di.stress sales-. Cheap! tenance (i.e. plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and painting) and possess a High Wor1dwH:tc. 5e.lccttons. Call Vacation Net School Diploma. Position will require some heavy lifting and furniture moving, work. U.S. and Callada. 1-8()().736-8250 or JOB JOS..m~ Free rental information JOS- snow and ice removal, operating station vehicles, and mailroom duties. Valid 771~31. 6 a.m. til 2:30 p.m. Massachusetts driver's license required. Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to: Must have experience The WGBH Education Foundation with Forklift & Selecting Human Resources Office (A-590) Immediate 125 Western Avenue 783-4565 1-3 Boston, MA 02134 Telemarketing WGBH is an Equal Opportunity Employer 1-3 Positions Situation Offered ADVERTISING SALES Evenings for Full-time live-in Housekeeper & local Companion needed for an elderly ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE woman in Brtghton. nevvspaper Applicant must be organized and WANTED capable of doing basic Full time position available for EASY WORK housekeeping, preparing meals -EXCELLENT and other household functions. experienced salesperson Room and board plus salary Excellent compensation PAY provided. and fringe benefits. Previous expertence not required. Call Brad Personal references necessary. Call Mr. Skidmore at 254-0334 at 254-0334 call 782-4882 days 787-2016 eves CLASSIFIED AD SPECIAL Macintosh Production Artist Full or Part Time positions $5.00 available for experienced (NON-COMMERCIAL) Mac Production Artist. Must have Pagemaker, Stat PLACE YOUR AD IN OUR THREE NEWSPAPERS FOR ONLY camera, and paste up $5.00 UP TO 25 WORDS (NON-COMMERCIAL PRICE.) experience. Part time FOR COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING position allows for flexible $10.00 PER AD UP TO 25 WORDS. hours. Full time includes benefits/vacation package. DEADLINE: MONDAY 12:00 NOON Contact Mr. Skidmore to arrange interview 254-0334 BY FAX: (617) 254-5081 Monday - Friday 9-5 BY MAIL: SEND IN COUPON BELOW r------,(MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE. NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE.) 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Th• lolton Phoenix By Bob Sikorski The 1991 Ford Mustang remains pretty much the same performance and economy are all good, not to mention the outside, but the story of this caris what's new inside-inside overall fit and finish. the hood, that is. The interior of the Mustang LX is clean and unobtrusive. (on the Green Line) That's where the action is for 1991, as far as the Mustang Analog gauges are standard. New on the LX model with is concerned. And that action comes in the form ofa new twin power-windows are cloth seats and vinyl door trim panels. U.S.D.A. Filet $9.95 Choice plug version of Ford's 2.3-liter engine that features an The seats are a little too soft for my taste and I'd prefer the Mignon A-La-Carte advanced ignition system. articulated sport seat standard on the LX 5.0-liter sedan. For Orders to Go - Call 566-5983 For 1991 the Mustang is available in three series: the And ifyou' re looking to take a trip in the convertible, pack Mustang LX two-door sedan, hatchback and convertible; the light - the trunk with only 6.4 cubic feet of storage is 5.0-liter Mustang LX; and the Mustang GT two-door minuscule. hatchback and convertible. One area in which the Convertible LX comes up short is We drove the Mustang LX Convertible. Its base price is the part that gives it its name: the convertible top. With $16,222. Our car, as tested, came to $17,843. Those prices windows and convertible top up, the wind noise at highway include a driver-side air bag and rear-passenger manual lap/ speeds is just this side of appalling. It's noisy in there, folks. sboulD-boJU>. Engineers did a wonderful job at quieting the engine; now For sure, the best part about the 1991 Mustang LX is its for some work on the wind noise. power train-featuring the new 2.3 liter, in-line, 4-cylinder, Now a little note on the value of reading your owner's twin-plug engine with distributorless ignition and one of the manual: When we put the top down we also unzipped the Love slickest 5-speed gearboxes and smoothest and easiest clutches glass rear window (not necessary according to the owner's in the business. manual). We also tried to zip up the window with the top up Romance The new twin-plug design places an additional spark plug and needed heavenly strength to do it. on the intake side of the engine while retaining the position of Enter the owner's manual that says to ease the tension on the Personal the original four spark plugs on the exhaust side. top first, then zip it up. Presto! The window zips up slick and In other words, there are two spark plugs for each cy tinder, easy. And to think I was getting ready to say some unkind Finance a total ofeight for the 4-cy linder engine. A casual glance at the things about Ford engineering! engine might fool someone into thinking that it's an 8 cylinder because four spark plug wires are routed to each side. $2.00 per min. The extra spark plug per cy tinder ups the power of the base 1-900-454-1444 2.3 liter from last year's 86 horsepower to the present 105 Numbers and dollars or 1.10 horsepower. Torque remains about the same at 135 foot pounds. Ford Mustang LX Convertible 1-900-454-1454 Other engineering improvements for 1991 include some Base sticker price: $16,222 interior engine modifications to reduce friction, bolstering of Price of test vehicle: $17 ,84 3 various exterior engine brackets and revising the air-condi Engine information: 2.3 liter, twin-plug, I-4, 105 tioning drive belt configuration and the air cleaner to keep hp at4,600 rpm; torque equals 135 ftlbs. at 2,(i()() down noise, vibration and harshness (NVH). rpm The engine is an exercise in sweet quietness and Compression ratio: 9.5:1 EPA estimated mileage: smoothness. It seems like a nice compromise of just enough 22 mpg city/30 mpg highway power coupled with good fuel economy that make sense, Fuel system: electronic fuel injection especially in today's heady fuel-pricing climate. Transmission: 5-speed manual This is not an engine meant to compete with the big 5.0-liter Steering: power-assist rack and pinion Mustangs. However, being ofan economical bent, I especially Brakes: power front disc/rear drum liked its efficiency, quietness and responsiveness. It has Curb weight 2,960 pounds power enough for me. Length/wheelbase: 179.6 inches/100.5 inches EPA rates the twin-plug engine at 22 mpg city/30 mpg Suspension, front MacPherson strut with sepa highway. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to check out rate spring on lower arm, coil springs, stabilizer our mileage on this one. bar And what makes driving the Mustang LX even more Suspension, rear: four-bar link, coil springs, sta enjoyable is the super easy S-speed manual gearbox. Blessed bilizer bar with a very short throw between the gear positions, shifting is Trunk area: 6.4 cu. ft. accomplished with a mere flick of the wrist Coefficient of drag (Cd): 0.36 The clutch, easy as pie to depress, works smoothly and engages neatly to make driving a satisfying experience. No, it's not high-performance city, but then, performance isn't everything, is it? Quiet and smooth, yet with cornering ability that belies its Each week Bob Sikorsky test-drives a vehicle ease of operation, the LX handles roads with aplomb and furnished by a manufacturer or a local dealer, grace. One doesn't need to pay the price of a bone-pounding with the understanding that Sikorsky will report suspension to get a solid road feel. what he likes and what he doesn't like about each Somehow this car puts it all together: handling, ride, vehicle. - Page 26 The Journal January 3, 1991 New Year's resolutions News notes ... WAR and 1991 forecast from Continued from page 3 Boston Celtics Clinic IS NOT A-B's own to you The Boston Foundation's Red Auerbach Fund is spon soring the 1991 Boston Celtics Clinic, which will take By Bill Kelly place on Sunday, Jan. 6, at 4 p.m. The annual event gives THE area kids the opportunity to visit the Garden and watch the Victor Kiam will hire Alan Alda as the New England Celtics showcase their talents. Tickets are complimentary Patriots' new coach to placate the feminists, who pilloried and are still available. Call 439-7700 for more info. ANSWER him after L'affair Olson. George Steinbrenner will be rein The Brighton High School Restructuring Team/ stated by major league baseball commissioner Fay Vincent, School Site Council will meet on Jan. lOandJan. 24 from We are alarmed about the grave risk and immediately get into a bidding war for Red Sox shortstop 2:15 - 3:30 p.m. In its last meeting, on Dec. 13, the group Luis Rivera, forcing BoSox GM Lou Gorman to sign the discussed school safety and specifically the potential use of of war in the Gulf. We emphatically erratic infielder to a four-year, $12 million contract. Harvard metal detectors in the school. The group decided to pursue oppose the United States taking any lawyer Alan Dershowitz, Globe columnist Mike Barnicle, the possibility ofa development day project for the school's o~e.nsive military action in the current Senate President William Bulger ,andHerald columnist Howie staff concerning violence from the classroom teachers' cns1s. Carr will form a Thursday night whist group. Saddam Hussein perspective .... will be toppled from power as Iraq's President and flee to the . .. Unae Lee of Brighton has graduated from the Cos War would result in a massive loss of United States where he will open a rousingly successful metology course at Blaine The Hair and Beauty Schools. lives, including as many as 10,000- restaurant in Harvard Sq., Cambridge, and become the toast of the town. Bits & Pieces 50,000Americans and untold numbers OK. So, maybe, none of these things will happen in 1991. of other combatants and civilian We'll just have to wait and see. While we wait, here's how ... Steve Montgomery, the Mayor's Office of Neigh casualities. Chemical and germ war some prominent Allston-Brighton sports personalities see the borhood Services Allston-Brighton Coordinator, brought fare, even nuclear weapons might be New Year unfolding. some 80 kids from area organizations-such as the APAC daycare center, Nazareth, and the Faneuil Development used. The entire Middle East could be to Sesame Street at the Boston Garden last week .... This engulfed in war. •John Hoffmann, St. Col's softball and girls basketball coach: week, Montgomery will play Santa for New Years. He managed to get 100 toys from Toys for Tots that will be We believe the U .N. sanctions must St. Col's hoop teams ... "Both teams are going to qualify for distributed to kids through the Allston-Brighton Food be given every opportunity to work. the [state] tournament, this year." Pantry. Also, Steve, who seems to work 100 hours a week, We strongly urge that: Brighton Neighborhood Basketball League (BNBL) ••• "It had the day off Monday ... Hehad jury duty, however. •No U.S. offensive military action will make a big comeback, this year." Agnus Porter, who works tirelessly for the Veronica betaken Boston Red Sox ••• "They're going to fail to sign Roger B. Smith Senior Center, has been admitted to the Deacon Clemens, and big Bob Stanley will make a comeback and take ess Hospital for problems associated with diabetes. We •Economic sanctions against Iraq wish her a speedy recovery .... be given time to work his place." Boston Bruins •.• ''They'll continue to blind their fans, and ... John J. Crimlisk of Lake Street in Brighton was •Resolve the crisis through Ray Bourque will continue to be the most overrated player in awarded a special plaque recently in recognition of his peaceful, diplomatic means hockey." service to the National Counterintelligence Corps Associa Continued on page 27 tion, an organization of former U.S. Army counterintelli Ad Hoc Group of Allston-Brighton gence agents. Crimlisk served in Germany with the Corps Citizens for Peace as a special agent ... Barbara Boltz Barbara Bowie The Bowman Family Modica: Parents opt for food over Heat Melania Bruno Archie Brodsky Continued from page 12 "If malnutrition becomes more severe in early life," says Ron Capling Dr. Frank, "both the brain's function and structure are endan John Carroll poverty. The Failure To Thrive clinic at BCH, one of eight gered. The nutrient demands of a growing brain are urgent RoseDobrow clinics statewide, is a specialized team of doctors, nurses, and can't wait. Ifa child doesn't receive the nutrition the brain Nan M. Evans social workers and nutritionists who evaluate the malnutri needs during this critical time, permanent problems of brain Lainy Fersh tion of children and work with them and their families to make Tom Gallagher size and function can re~mlt in learning and social problems, sure that they receive the nutrition their growing bodies and language difficulties, and increased school failures. It may be Karl Gerds minds need. Failure To Thrive also runs a food pantry to help Guy Leroy short-sighted not to recognize that before you can support a Don Lubin families in need ofa good meal or baby food and formula. The child's education, you must feed them, both in the wombs of Mandalee Murray BCH has succeeded in cutting the rate of hospitalization for their mothers and after birth. Pat McGuigan malnourished children from 50% to 30%. In addition, 70-80 "Frequently, I'm asked why so many of our children are Dorothy Moulla % of the children who attend the clinic improve over a four hungry. The answer is that so many of our children are poor. Claire Paradiso month period. One quarter of our children live in households below the Carolyn Parker The consequences for the health and well-being of poor poverty line. Families of AFDC in Massachusetts have had no Christine Perry families struggling to keep warm, housed and fed were cost of living increase in the last three years and live on an Bob Pessek underscored by the results of the Nutrition Surveillance income which is 66% of the poverty level. A single parent John Pozickow Project in the BCH Pediatric Emergency Room. After train with two children who works full time at minimum wage is Lafayette Robinson ing emergency room nurses in measuring techniques for the not much betteroff, with an income at 75 % below the level of Rogera Robinson study, Dr. Frank and her colleagues discovered significant poverty. '· Alice Rothchild, M.D. seasonal effects suggestive of undemutrition. Three thousand "The federal government, in calculating benefits to poor Laura Ross and eighteen children were measured to determine if they families, expects them to supplement food programs like food Rev. Howard L. Smith were underweight. stamps, school lunches and WIC with cash. Unfortunately for Barbara Smith "Infants and toddlers in the age group ofsix months to two families living in states like Massachusetts, where the costs of Noreen Stack . years of age are experiencing rapid brain growth and devel eating, heating, and housing are so high, poor families are Stanley Sultan opment," explains Dr. Frank. "Malnutrition, particularly in forced to choose between hunger, homelessness, or hypo Kelly Thompson this age group, injures many systems in the growing child, thermia for their children Beatrice Todd including immune function. Undernourished children are "From a public health perspective nationally, we need to Steven Tolman trapped in a cycle of infection and malnutrition where ill be very concerned about the lack of emergency planning to Carol Wolfe nesses such as diarrhea or pneumonia leave children vulner protect the health and growth of our children in light of the able to more severe and prolonged illnesses, sometimes current world crisis in Iraq and Kuwait. We must be equally Join us - Together our actions resulting in potentially fatal consequences." concerned about our children at home. Their health, growth have more impact Lack of growth is a recognizable characteristic of malnu and development are jeopardized by the rising cost of fuel and trition of pediatricians. However, even before deficiencies in food. More and more children· will be endangered as rising body development occur, a lack of adequate nutrition pro unemployment plunges them and their families into poverty. Call your Congress person, duces behavioral changes which impair a child's potential for "Boston's emergency food network of pantries and soup Joseph P. Kennedy, TODAY, development The underfed child becomes isolated from his kitchens cannot begin to make up for the state and federal at 565-8686 or her environment even before health professionals can shortfall. Last year, 24% of these programs in Boston re 1-3 recognize some physical evidence of undemutrition. The ported having to turn people away. Currently, almost 9,500 For further immediate actions & hungry child becomes irritable and apathetic. Facing short- women and children throughout the state are on waiting lists info, call 661-8066 ' ages of energy, the child's body attempts to preserve growth for infant formula, milk, and orange juice. It's hard to tighten by cutting down on outward activity. Interaction with family your belt when you're wearing diapers." Emergency Coalition for Peace, 1 Justice, and Non-Intervention in the and a child's natmal exploration of things around them can fail to happen, and much of the youngsters early learning will Diane J. Modica is the Commissioner of the Mayor's Middle East, March on Washington, be lost. Office of Consumer Affairs and Licensing Jan. 26th, 11 Garden St., Cambridge -- . ' January 3, 1991 The Journal Page 27 ...... • Now there's a ICE SKATING i permanent CLASSES • solution for Squirts lose, Bantams tooth loss. Children & Adults M.D.C. Rinks win in BYH action Cleveland Circle Hyde Park-Dedham Medford • Milton By Bill Kelly Newton-Fessenden Quincy Waltham Implant Dentistry of ~.; It was Bantam bounty in Brighton West Roxbury Massachusetts. . Youth Hockey (BYH), last weekend, Until recently, people w. experienced tooth loss h'4 but in Squirt "A" action, the bounty no alternative but convea was only for its opponents. tional dentures to alleviaJie the problem. Unfortunat.ew, dentures themselves oft- • Saying his Squirt team has ''been Starts Mid. Jan. become the cause of fu~ struggling after a great (4-1-1) start." Tegistration info problems, inc luding b • shrinkage, gum erosion ' coach Mike Cashman, who also 965-4460 reduced chewing ability. ~ doubles as B YH President, added the BAY STATE Now you can find r eli!Sf"'• team, now, seems to have "hit a brick SKATING from dentures or partiM wall." plates, thanks to advances iii SCHOOL There was no evidence the brick the technique of impl <\ .-t den tis try. 4\ wall would soon be tumbling down, ...... d i last Thursday, when the squad was What Is a dental Implant?. ~ A dental implant is a man; trounced, 12-1, by a formidable made tooth root permanen~ Belmont team in Arlington. Ryan attached at i ts natural pla& Thompson was the Squirts' lone in the jaw. The procedure j"s a safe and comfortable one:1 scorer. Nor were any bricks chipped 1 away in the team's most recent game, What arc the benefits? " ~-~ Dental implants provide nat a 6-1 setback to Framingham, Satur ural chewing ability, a more ~ . . day in Charlestown. Again, Thompson .. positive self-image, relief ~'»'• s~ from pain and sores caused was the Squirts' only goal getter. by dentures and a look very The team 's record now falls to 4- Opening Membership near that of your natural Specials teeeth. 7-1 in the league, and 4-10-1 overall. Initial Fee of $25.00!:!u s a Cashman's charges will charge daily use charge of S .00, or What Is Implant Dentistry ... 12 full months of of Massachusetts? back on to the ice vs. Pembroke, Sat unlimited dail6. use for only Implant Dentistry of Massa urday morning at B.U., and don't be $15 .00 chusetts is an o ral implant surprised if the team rebounds from "Free ... Try Us Out" diag nostic and treatment your first time ... get to center dedicated to the prac its recent slide. In fact, Cashman said know the club ... then join if tice o f implant de ntistry. you're pleased! Denta l i mpla nt services that despite the lopsided score in the Mon. thru Sat. 7 til 10 p.m., Sun. 10 til 9 p.m. range for single tooth re Belmont game, his team skated and placement to full mouth re played pretty well. I Private Aero bic Classes j habilitation. ' How C an I Get More In The Brighton Bantams (14-15- Super IT Silva Solarium formation? Tanning Beds To learn more about the ben- , ... year-old players), meanwhile, were w/Face Tanner taldng no prisoners, Sunday at B.U. efits of dental Implants, call Eou!pment (617) 437-1060. You'll dis- against Somerville. They captured a • Nautilus • Paramont cover the healthy, efficient, 3-1 victory ,and improved their league • Universal • Adonis permanent solution for tooth • Cam-Star• Mac Leavy loss. record to 5-7. The "W'' was keyed by • Life Cycles • Free Weights another strong performance in net by Needed: goalie John True, according to Bantam rCertified Male Instructorsl IMPLANT co-head coach Glen Considine (Mike 661-4060 1-17 DENTISTRY Moran is his partner behind the bench). J.000 Massachusetts Ave. Porter Sq. - Cambridge OF MASSACHUSEITS Scoring for the Bantans were David Daniel D. Harris, DMD, MDS Sullivan, Mark Casale, and Peter 665 Beacon Street Boston, MA 02215 Rachteous. (617) 437-1060 2r28 Considine tossed not pucks but bouquets of praise to True, calling 254-4454 him the team's mainstay thus far. The Barbara & George Sawin coach still had plenty of kudos left • Serving the Boston Area over for the rest of his players, in • Specializing in Custom cluding centers Tommy Reen and Dried & Decorative David Sullivan, left wings Danny f}3 Arrangements __,... • Weddings Murphy and Peter Rachteous, right - •.sympathy Tributes . {j_ wings Mark Casale and Jimmy Coyle, Sawin rr[onst- au '!'ajor and blueliners John Reen, Ken Chan, -' j credit cards and Kerin Broslin. Action from the Brighton Youth Hockey, which is going- 238 Faneuil Street, Brighton 2-s by phone strong despite the fact that the two local MDC rinks have SundaymorningatB.U.,Considine would like nothing better than some been shutdown all season. In this week's action, the Ban more bounty against Dedham, a team tams took no prisoners and the Squirts suffered a defeat. his Bantams defeated earlier in the season. Derek Szabo Photos 1991 predictions from A-8 sports personalities ConJinued from page 26 St. Col's hoop teams ••• ''They'll win their league champi New England Patriots •• • "They'll get the top draft pick and onships, the Catholic Suburban League playoff tournament, end up blowing it on some idiot equal to Brian Bosworth. It and qualify for the MIAA tourney." will be a complete fiasco. Victor Kiam will hire [former Boston Celtics •• . ''The Green & White of the Celtics are sportscaster] Bob Gamere to coach the team. Rod Rust will back like the Green & White of the Chieftains and become one of Santa's helpers." Chieftainettes." Boxing ••• "George Foreman will KO [heavyweight cham pion] Evander Holyfield in the third round when he hits him •Mike Cashman, Brighton Youth Hockey President: with a turkey drumstick hi~den in h_is ~lpve." ... I q. ~~ ~' • ' trif' ,1 1 -f' .. ·~ -t ' -'\ Brighton Youth Hockey: "Next year (1991) will be 100% •Mike Buckley, coach of St Col's boys basketball team: better." I --' I • Page 28 The Journal January 3, 1991 , , t Jjl/ / s 0..,,...,,.,,"# St. Col's girls basketball team on a roll Lady Chieftains, under new coaching regime, sport 3-0 mark By Bill Kelly They may have two new coaches in John Hoffmann and Nonetheless, this is the new-look Lady Chieftain squad, strating sound fundamental basketball skills with crisp outlet Dave MacMillan, but there is nothing at all new about the way one which has been structured to best utilize its two dominant passes, strong pressure defense, and sound positional play, the L 1 ~ Chieftains are tearing up the parquet with their characteristics-speed and quickness. Against Maimonides, the team has also shown itself to be explosive in spectacular signa ~-tenac ity and hustle. The St. Colurnbkille girls hoop in the season opener, they were utilized with devastating fashion. There have been fast break hoops galore, born of the team s winning tradition has not suffered one bit due to the precision to the sparkling tune ofa 40-14 win. The theme has team's anticipation and quickness on defense. transition as its 3-0 record so far would auest been a recurrent one since. "We press right from the opening basket," said Hoffmann. In St Col's subsequent "We don't wait to see what the other team is doing. We go game vs. visiting Cathedral, aggressive right from the beginning. [I have] a real tough Dec. 18, the beat went on. group of kids; they love to play defense." Led by senior co-captain Tara None more than first-year player Elizabeth Sweeney, a i;::=m---""~ -~ ---- Harris, who was high scorer senior guard, who racked up 20 steals in the season-opener. YOUTH HOCKEY LEAGUE with 28 points, and her fellow ShesharestimeinthebackcourtwithseniorsDawnMacMillan captain Delicia Williamson, and Diana McCarthy, two of the school's premier athletes, BENEFIT who chipped in with 10 points who are as deadly hitting the open man with a pass as they are AT and 28 monster rebounds, the nailing a 15-footjumper. Chieftains banged out a 54- With center Karen O'Brien (Hoffmann: "She's intimi 24 victory. And in the fol dating in the middle"), power forward Delicia Williamson, lowing contest, Dec. 21, swingman Tara Harris, senior forward Tracy McDonnell against Weymouth Catholic ("She has a real good outside shot," according to the coach), on the road, it was more of and freshman guard-forward Cristin Flaherty, the team is the same - Harris, the big undeniably talented if not deep. gun with 20 points to lead the "We only have eight players," noted Hoffman. way in a 44-20 win. But those eight have been more than sufficient to domi 1314 Commonwealth Avenue, Allston, MA Much of the play in all nate St. Col's first three opponents. three St. Col's games, this "We're going to qualify for the [state] tournament, this STARRING season, has been of highlight year," said Hoffmann. JIM PLUNKETT film quality. Besides demon- Just ch~k the highlight films if you don't believe him. Friday-January 11, 1991 at8pm --Tickets at the Door or Call 232-4242 _ .. Randall's 40 too much for Trinity, 1·3 as St. Col's hoopsters triumptl TIRED OF HIGH FUEL COST? By Bill Kelly Save by installing a top quality, fuel efficient oil fired Never looking back, the St Columbkille unstoppable, today." The coach's accolades ·boiler or convert to natural gas before it's too late! boys basketball team (3-1) jumped out to a extended to everyone on the team. In tenning quick lead, against Trinity in Sunday's game Trinity "one of the fastest teams in the league," at Newton, and wound up taking a convincing Buckley was quick to point out, "My players Featuring: 67-47 victory. made [the right] passes and handled [Trinity's] "It was our finest perfonnance of the pressure very well." SERIES 2 GAS BOILER CBurnham season," noted Chieftain coach Mike Buckley. Trinity should have been so fortunate to AMERICA'S BOILER COMPANY It was also center Derek Randall's most handle St Col's pressure as well. It wasn't. includes "We got off a wann bus on a wann day • Over 82% Efficiency awesome perfonnance of the year. The senior •Up To 130,000 BTU s captain, who had led St. Col's to a 61-39 win (Sunday was unseasonably warm with the • 1\venty Year Limited Warranty vs. Weymouth in the previous clash with 26 temperatures reaching the 60s)," noted • Removal Of Old Boiler points, came back with 40 against Trinity. Buckley, "and we were warm and hot right • Electrical Reconnection But Buckley's words of praise were not away." • Electronic Ignition solely reserved for Randall, although he was Only $28~5 duly impressed, saying "the big guy was Trinity has the burn marks to prove it. INSTALLED Marquis: Environment, property rights V-1 SERIES OIL FIRED BOILER includes Continued from page 20 •Over 83.5% Efficiency • Solid State Safety Relay to be pitted against builders, developers, policies which will ensure that the land is used • Beckett Oil Burner and real estate agents. Indeed, there is little • Twenty Year Limited Warranty for a fair and proper mix ofpurposes, including , • Removal Of Old Boiler argument over the concept and the need for housing, employment, community needs, and • Electrical Reconnection many of the recent environmental measures open space. 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