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Buon Natale Remembering NORTH END ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION presents the 43rd Annual JOHN F. KENNEDY 2013 NORTH END John Fitzgerald Kennedy (May 29, 1917– November 22, CHRISTMAS PARADE 1963), commonly known as SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2013 - 1:00 P.M. “Jack” or by his initials JFK, was the 35th President of the United States, serving from January 1961 until he was assassinated in November 1963. Kennedy represented Mas- sachusetts’ 11th congres- sional district in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1947 to 1953 as a Dem- Merry Christmas ocrat. Thereafter, he served in the U.S. Senate from 1953 SEE SANTA CLAUS ARRIVE AT NORTH END PARK until 1960. Kennedy defeated BY HELICOPTER AT 1:00 P.M. In case of bad weather, Parade will be held the next Sunday, December 15th Vice President and Republi- IN ASSOCIATION WITH The Nazzaro Center • North End Against Drugs • Mayor’s Offi ce of Arts, Tourism and Special Events can candidate Richard Nixon in the 1960 U.S. presiden- tial election. At age 43, he Dedicated in Memory was the youngest to have of been elected President. Events during his presi- JAMES “Jimmy” PALLOTTA dency included the Bay of Pigs Invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Space Race — by initiating Project Apollo (which would culmi- nate in the moon landing), News Briefs the building of the Berlin Wall, the African-American Caesar Donnaruma congratulating President John F. by Sal Giarratani Civil Rights Movement, and Kennedy. (Continued on Page 3)

He Didn’t See it Coming th A school bus driver in Scotland claimed to be a 10 Annual Mayor’s Holiday Spectacular psychic refusing to pick up kids at a bus stop because he had a “premonition” that something Offers Half-Price Tickets to Over 120 Boston-Area Shows bad would happen. It did. He got fired. Howie Has Some Great Lines Mayorsholiday.com Promotion Continues Holiday Tradition for Here’s a great Howie Carrism, “Obamacare Live Arts Performances through the Beginning of the New Year only works if you don’t.” Case in point, while the Mayor Thomas M. Menino announced the Obamacare website can’t do anything right, the launch of the 10th Anniversary of the Mayor’s website for expanded Medicaid is doing great Holiday Spectacular presented by Massa- getting millions signed up. However, none of chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company these folks are paying customers. It is easy sign- (MassMutual) (www.MayorsHoliday.com), ing them up, nothing for them to do except get offering over 25,000 half-price tickets to free care at everyone else’s expense. more than 120 of the region’s most beloved Country Falling Apart holiday performances as well as exclusive Our Ruling Class elites in Washington don’t dining deals and gift ideas. The Mayor’s Holi- seem to give a hoot about us. We must be noth- day Spectacular, created in partnership with ing but serfs to them. They get shocked when the non-profit organization ArtsBoston and people speak up like the Tea Party movement. the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors This populist insurgency scares them to no end. Bureau (GBCVB), is the go-to resource Boston Ballet’s The Nutcracker Just watch all those talking heads on MSNBC. for the complete Greater Boston holiday While Obamacare is imploding, Rachel Maddow experience. The program runs through the original Broadway cast of Tony Award® is blasting George W Bush and Rev. Al Sharpton January 1, 2014. nominated A Christmas Story, The Musical is still beating up Ted Cruz. Nothing like being “The holiday season is one of my favorite presented by Citi Performing Arts Center, up to date on the news. times of year to be Mayor of Boston,” said the 160th annual performance of Handel Our language, borders and culture are all under Tom Menino. “Our cultural organizations Messiah by Handel and Haydn Society or the attack and the liberal establishment and their make our neighborhoods sparkle, encour- Boston premiere of A Little Princess presented (Continued on Page 14) age communities to come together and put by Strand resident company Fiddlehead smiling faces on millions of our residents Theatre.” and visitors. I welcome you to experience (Continued on Page 5) Page 2 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013

Stirpe by Prof. Edmund Turiello Res Publica Nostra by David Trumbull A weekly column highlighting some of the more interesting aspects of our ancestry...our lineage...our roots. Thanksgiving Day 2013 “Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to GERALD R. FORD obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor…I do recommend and assign Thursday the 26th day of November next to be devoted by (Leslie Lynch King, Jr.) the People of these States to the service of that great and glorious Being, who is the benefi- cent Author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be …” — George Washington, 1789 (from the first National Thanksgiving Day Presidential Proclamation) The Pilgrims, Puritans, Huguenots, Our distinctly American national Quakers, Anabaptists, Lutherans, holiday is a re-enactment — and Jews, Catholics, deists, and even re-interpretation for contemporary atheists who came to America in the multi-ethnic and multi-religious colonial period found here freedom American culture — of that first not possible in the lands of the Thanksgiving in Plymouth, Massa- Old World where an established chusetts, celebrated by survivors of church was the norm. Their descen- the Mayflower passage. And, yet, the dents founded the United States story is not narrowly the tale of the on a radical and untried principle — Pilgrims. Few Americans are liter- no religious establishment and no ally Mayflower descendents. Most of government interference with religion. What us do not trace our roots to East Anglia. Most a surprise then to find that the very first of us do not follow their reformed Calvinist Presidential Proclamation issued was religion. Nevertheless, their story is the Washington’s Thanksgiving Day call to American story. It is the story of families DATE OF BIRTH: July 14, 1913 prayer to Almighty God. that left their homeland for a better life in PLACE OF BIRTH: Omaha, NE Indeed, the only distinctly American holi- America. DATE OF DEATH: December 26, 2006 day is the fourth Thursday in November, Did your people come here on sailing ships PLACE OF DEATH: Rancho Mirage, CA which we set aside to thank God for our in the 17th, 18th, or 19th century? Or were SPOUSE: Betty Bloomer blessings. Think about it. Christmas is cel- they part of the big steamship migration PRESIDENT: August 9, 1974 - January 20, 1977 ebrated worldwide, even in lands where of the late 19th and early 20th century that Christians are a small minority. Every filled Boston with Irish and Italians? Or Vice President Agnew left under duress, nation celebrates New Year’s Day and the perhaps you are a more recent immigrant. If my memory’s correct, we can thank his bad press; various national holidays commemorating Whenever your people came here and by When it first became known that Spiro had quit, great leaders, important battles, and the whatever means, they, and you, are part of The House said to Ford, “It looks like you’re it.” date of national founding. the narrative we re-tell every Thanksgiving Never look in the mouth of a genuine gift horse, It was ten months later when Dick resigned in remorse; The best string of good fortune since the day Ford was born, The Presidency was something he just stumbled upon. Letter to Sal G. Dear Sal, East Boston. As a young boy, I worked for Just about this time the country needed some fixin’, I am a cancer research doctor and read two young brothers Sal and Paul Lombardo The first thing he did was to pardon Dick Nixon; your article “Mental Health’s Long Spiral as a stock boy/delivery boy at their grocery Then vetoed many bills for this that and such, Down to Dante’s Inferno: published in the store called Liberty Market on Porter Street. Because he said that they cost too damned much. September 27, 2013 issue of the Post-Gazette. Growing up in Central Square and only a We respect Ford for taking all of our kidding, Your article is among the finest I have read few blocks from Maverick Square, I was a Please check the fine print he did all of our bidding; about mental health. I hope you will have it frequent visitor to the many pool rooms of You’ll soon discover he was quite a martyr, printed in a wider forum such as, perhaps, East Boston. Somehow, I graduated from Even in defeat by a man named Jim Carter. the Boston Globe. Or, I hope you will con- Northeastern University, received a full aca- Here is more news, try not to be floored, sider submitting Your article as a letter- demic scholarship to Purdue, where I Elizabeth Anne Bloomer is now Betty Ford, to-the-editor or editorial in a scientific/ received my doctorate, then continued on She was born in Chicago, but moved three years later, medical journal. Please consider making to Johns Hopkins University Oncology Really had no choice, but to follow her pater. your article available to a larger audience Center in Baltimore, and from there to Duke In later years modern dance was her thing, beyond the Post-Gazette. University Cancer Center in Durham, NC. Joined a small group just to give it a fling; As for me, I am a transplanted East I worked at the National Institute of Health Then in Grand Rapids she was driven to tears, Bostonian for whom the Post-Gazette serves prior to moving to . Her marriage to Bill Warren only lasted five years. as my connection to Boston. I grew up One of my long-ago East Boston friends is She started a dance group, really knew the score, at 152 London Street, about 100 feet John Christoforo, who also writes for the Became a fashion expert for a Grand Rapids store; from the toll booths of the Sumner Tunnel. Post-Gazette. He and I both graduated from Then came the time, with her life she was just bored, My father, Sal Penta, was a delivery man Boston English High School in the ’50s. I But this was all changed when she met Gerry Ford. for Quinzzani’s Bakery then located always enjoy reading your columns, Sal. To prove that their marriage was not on the skids, on LaGrange Street downtown Boston. Please accept my congratulations upon your They settled right down, had four beautiful kids; My mother Josephine, was a daughter of retirement. Fallica’s Groceries, for years located at the Sincerely, She became quite active in those interim pauses, Helped the Red Cross and all women’s causes. corner of Chelsea and Marion Streets in Dr. John S. Penta, Yorba Linda, CA Freeway’s 3rd Annual TThanksgiving ROSTICCERIA & TRATTORIA Pet Food Drive NORTH END This Thanksgiving make a difference! 6 Prince St. Boston, MA 02113 By donating pet food and supplies, you’ll help tel: 617.742.4336 Freeway support a local shelter. fax 617.248.0808 Your generosity can go a long way in supporting the needs BEACON HILL of these deserving animals! 89 Charles St. Boston, MA 02114 Drop your donation off tel: 617.227.9023 at the Post-Gazette fax: 617.227.0499 5 Prince Street, North End, Boston Don’t Forget That Tough by Tuesday, November 26. 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James V. Donnaruma Caesar L. Donnaruma Phyllis F. Donnaruma 1896 to 1953 1953 to 1971 1971 to 1990 Vol. 117 - No. 47 Friday, November 22, 2013

OUR POLICY: To help the ideals and sacred traditions of this our adopted country the United States of America: To revere its laws and inspire others to respect and obey them: To strive unceasingly to quicken the public’s sense of civic duty: In all ways to aid in making this country greater and better than we found it.

• Remembering John F. Kennedy (Continued from Page 1) The North End Athletic Association held of 6 to 8 year olds. T-Ball was organized and their Awards Night for NEAA T-Ball and run by Pat McMahon, Jim Carey and Bill Minor League Baseball Program at the Musto with help from Super Coach Julie Nazzaro Center recently. The T-Ball pro- McHugh! The Minors program was organized gram consisted of about 40+ plus 4 and 5 by Dan Toscano and Ralph Martignetti. year olds. The Minor League Program had There were two coaches on each team and approximately 48 children in the age range they did a fabulous job. All of the organizers and coaches are volunteers and deserve a lot of credit. The program is sponsored by NEAA with assistance from the Red Sox Rookie Ball Program for the T-Ball League.

John F. Kennedy campainging for Massachusetts’ 11th congressional district. early stages of the Vietnam Oswald was the lone assas- War. Therein, Kennedy in- sin. However, the United creased the number of mili- States House Select Com- tary advisers, special opera- mittee on Assassinations tion forces, and helicopters (HSCA) concluded that those in an effort to curb the investigations were flawed spread of communism in and that Kennedy was prob- South East Asia. The Ken- ably assassinated as the nedy administration adopted result of a conspiracy. the policy of the Strategic Kennedy’s controversial De- Hamlet Program which was partment of Defense TFX implemented by the South fighter bomber program led Vietnamese government. It to a Congressional investi- involved certain forced relo- gation that lasted from 1963 SAINT JOSEPH SOCIETY’S cation, village internment, to 1970. Since the 1960s, in- and segregation of rural formation concerning Ken- “THE ROAD TO SAINTHOOD” South Vietnamese from nedy’s private life has come northern and southern com- to light. Details of Kennedy’s munist insurgents.[6] health problems with which Kennedy was assassi- he struggled have become nated on November 22, better known, especially 1963, in Dallas, Texas. Lee since the 1990s. Although Harvey Oswald was accused initially kept secret from of the crime and arrested the general public, reports that evening, but Jack Ruby of Kennedy’s philandering shot and killed him two have garnered much press. days later, before a trial Kennedy ranks highly in could take place. The FBI public opinion ratings of U.S. and the Warren Commis- presidents. sion officially concluded that (Printed from Wikipedia)

Members and friends of Saint Joseph Society along with Father Mike, Br. Zach Wood, Josh Critchley, Josh Davis and Jay Woods. The Saint Joseph Society is proud to Joining Father Mike in the discussion announce that they had their first, in were Br. Zach Wood, Josh Critchley, Josh an ongoing series of the “Road to Saint- Davis and Jay Woods hood,” which will be held on the 3rd Sat- The series is a family-friendly intro- urday of each month at the St Joseph duction to the saints, including detailed Society on 467 Hanover Street in the backgrounds of their personal his- North End of Boston. tories and their individual paths to The first talk was held on November sainthood. 16th. Father Mike discussed the power The Saint Joseph Society welcomes of forgiveness, this being November, he everyone to attend and encourages fami- discussed what it means to be Thankful lies to sit in on the discussion together Send letter to: Pamela Donnaruma, Editor, and the importance of that in our lives. to gain a better understanding of the He also used examples of forgiveness in saints we so often see immortalized in The Post-Gazette, P.O. Box 130135, Boston, MA 02113 the Gospels and how we can use that as statues but seem to know very little a guide to do what is right. He mentioned about. The opinions expressed by our columnists and contributors are not necessarily Padre Pio during his trip to Ireland and For further information, please contact the same as those of The Post-Gazette, its publisher or editor. Photo submis- sions are accepted by the Post-Gazette provided they are clear, original photos. how he felt his intercession to go to con- the Saint Joseph Society by email at There is a $5 charge for each photo submitted. Photos can be submitted via fession while on a bus ride Knock, to the [email protected] or visit their e-mail: [email protected]. If you want your photos returned, include a self- delight of many of those in attendance. website at www.stjosephsboston.org. addressed, stamped envelope. Page 4 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013 L’Anno Bello: A Year in Italian Folklore Fun, Food and Family by Ally Di Censo Symynkywicz THINKING Many different signs and comes with its own bread- the most famous ones take OUT LOUD sounds of Thanksgiving and-fruit stuffing. My mother place on St. Martin’s Day, or conjure in my mind, stirred makes a wonderful sweet November 11th, when vil- by Sal Giarratani together like a perfect herb- potato casserole, blended lages gather for banquets spiced stuffing. I think of with enough spices to give featuring chestnuts, goose The Day Our Country Changed Forever pale gold light shining dappled it a permeating sense of and the year’s new wine. more newspapers in one day on the floor, as it filters warmth and a crunchy nut Now that Christmas is ap- in my life before or since. through the last remaining topping that adds texture. proaching, Italians will be Most of us young and old leaves stubbornly clinging to This year, I am excited to busy in the kitchen pre- alike seemed to be on auto- gray tree branches. I feel the contribute two special, sea- paring delectable treats for matic pilot. We were all warmth of a crowded house, sonal treats to my Thanks- holiday gatherings, pepper seemingly in shock and dis- as relatives bustle through giving dinner: a salad ac- throughout the season on belief. How could this hap- the kitchen with steaming cented with crisp apples and various saints’ days. These pen in America? plates of food, their peals of New England cranberries, celebrations tap into a pow- Suppertime that night was laughter erupting through and a pumpkin cheesecake erful human desire not only horrible. Who could digest the air. I hear the far-off over a gingersnap crust. No to gain strength and suste- anything except the news cheers emanating from the matter what food is on the nance from the community, on the TV set? We watched television, whether because table, however, Italian or but also to maintain an in- the same thing over and of the Macy’s Thanksgiving American, what matters is nate connection to the past. over again. Many thought we Day Parade or a football that we are honoring the According to Italian-Ameri- were under attack by the game, at times interrupted autumn bounty of the Earth. can author Helen Barolini, Russians. It seemed like a by jolly jingle bells or Santa Thanksgiving occurs at who writes about Italian cus- terrible movie being played Claus’s laugh. And, most of the time of the year when toms and traditions and holi- out and we were all bit actors all, I taste an explosion of the crops have already been days in her book Festa, the in this show. cozy flavors in my mouth: harvested and vegetation is most important aspect of I cannot believe 50 years I also remember that creamy sweet potato, tart withering; as such, the holi- sharing food is the ritual, have lapsed since that sunny weekend from hell and wit- little cranberries, and the day calls us to gather in the repeated practices that Friday afternoon of Novem- nessed live on TV with my silkiness of a pumpkin pie. warm places with family link people to larger themes ber 22, 1963 when President family the live killing of Thanksgiving holds a spe- and friends, forming a shield and events. When I partake John F. Kennedy was assas- alleged assassin Lee Harvey cial corner of my heart against the cold, dark win- in a Thanksgiving meal, or sinated in a motorcade leav- Oswald by Jack Ruby in because it is a holiday of ter. Because of this symbolic any other holiday celebra- ing Downtown Dallas. I re- the basement of the Dallas home and hearth, one that connotation, I believe that tion, I feel a kinship with member I was in English police headquarters. celebrates the very concept no one should be alone my Italian ancestors who class at Boston English’s After watching that on TV of togetherness. My Thanks- on Thanksgiving, but rather also congregated around Brighton annex. My French my father called his niece in giving is a blend of Italian join celebrations with tables on brisk days and paid teacher came running into Somerville and asked if we and American customs, but others, partaking in com- homage to the generous the classroom with his small could come over and visit and its sense of and family munal sharing and love. abundance the Earth be- transistor radio plugged into share the grief with other proves universal. Recently, my cousin and his stowed on them before slum- his ear. He whispered some- members of the family. I do Food forms a major part of girlfriend moved to Boston bering for the . Tradi- thing to Mr. Dennehy and not remember taking the Italian culture, and as such from Venezuela, and I can- tions, no matter how small, ran out. We all knew some- train to Sullivan Square from my family treats Thanksgiv- not wait to spend Thanks- are important because they thing was up but had to wait Dudley Station, but I do re- ing as the pinnacle of ritual giving with them, allowing symbolically remind us of until we showed up for member my mother, father, meal sharing. Every item on them into the warmth and the timeless motifs in life French class with Mr. Aron- brother and cousins and I all the table is prepared with company of our family feast. that merit gratitude, such as son. All of us — teachers and just crying over this whole care — even my vegetarian In Italy, communal food family, love, hope for the fu- students — appeared dazed ugly chapter in American Tofurkey, which I can as- festivities like Thanksgiv- ture, and humility. On years for the rest of the school day. history being played out in sure you, tastes just as good ing occur throughout the when my husband does not Back then, I was a news- front of our eyes. as the real thing, and even autumn and winter. Perhaps work the day after Thanks- paper boy at Boston City Hos- I also remember President giving, we always go out for pital. Editions of all three Kennedy’s funeral a few days a simple meal of sushi, as a Boston newspapers, Boston later as the national grief NEW LOCATION way to eat light after the ex- Globe, Boston Herald and just continued to the point cesses of the previous day Record-American kept getting most people just wanted to and eschew the commercial- printed. There was no Inter- scream. ization of Black Friday. net, no email, no facebook, The following week was Richard Settipane People who deny the signifi- no nothing but radio, TV cance of traditions lose an and newsprint. 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• Holiday Spectacular (Continued from Page 1) Since its inception, The the arts community. This “ArtsBoston is honored to Thank you! Mayor’s Holiday Special (re- year’s offering of half-price have partnered on the named Spectacular in honor holiday shows also includes: Mayor’s Holiday Special over of the 10th Anniversary) has The Nutcracker presented as the past ten years,” said Thank you! welcomed more than part of the 50th season of Bos- Catherine Peterson, Execu- My gratitude to each and every one that 100,000 people to holiday ton Ballet, It’s a Wonderful tive Director of ArtsBoston. contributed in some way to my shows — enough to fill Sym- Life, A Live Radio Play at “To celebrate, we are offi- phony Hall 40 times — sav- Wheelock Family Theatre, cially dedicating the Mayor’s grandson Robert Sorrentino’s ing ticket buyers more than Anthony William’s Urban Holiday Spectacular to 6th annual fundraiser is beyond words. $5 million and reinvesting Nutcracker, and over 100 Mayor Thomas Menino and the same amount back into more performances. his wife Angela in honor of Each and every one of you made this year’s their 20 years of service to fundraiser the most successful the Boston arts community.” one we have organized to date. A full calendar of free and low cost festivities is also Because of ALL OF YOU, this was possible. featured along with a $10-off I “Thank you” from the bottom of my heart! North End restaurant voucher with more options than ever be- Pattie Burke Christmas fore. The half-price ticket quantities are limited and Fund allotments change daily, so the public is encouraged to Luncheon visit early and often. And since there’s no place better LUCIA than Boston for the holidays, R I S T O R A N T E & B A R Benefit for share your holiday spirit by including #BostonHoliday on Traditional Italian Cuisine North End Families and Elderly Facebook, Twitter and Thursday, December 13, 2013 Instagram. ArtsBoston will 415 Hanover Street, Boston be giving away holiday 12:00 Noon tickets all season long to 617.367.2353 those that use the hashtag often. FILIPPO’S RISTORANTE BALLROOM “Attending a live perfor- 11 Mount Vernon Street, Winchester 283 Causeway Street, Boston, Massachusetts mance is a fantastic way to get together with friends and 781.729.0515 family during the holidays. Tickets On Sale At: What’s more, taking time to BUY YOUR enjoy the amazing array of Private Function Rooms for any Occasion TICKETS EARLY DONATION live arts offerings, restau- Christening • Bridal Shower • Baby Shower $20.00 PER PERSON rants and hotels throughout • Call 617.643.8105 Greater Boston allows you to Birthday Bereavement, Etc. share an experience that is ADMITTANCE BY TICKET ONLY totally unique to our region,” Donato Frattaroli said Pat Moscaritolo, GBCVB [email protected] www.luciaristorante.com President & CEO. Page 6 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013

Saint Bernward of Hildersheim The Financial Corner by Bennett Molinari and Richard Molinari BY JOSEPH S. VITA Bernward was born about the year 960 into a Saxon noble fam- ily. His grandfather was Count NEXT YEAR’S SMALL COLA Athelbero Palatine of Saxony. Bernward was placed in the care Isn’t the Only Adjustment Related to the Program of Bishop Volkmar of Utrecht, hav- Here are six things you need to know from September 2012 to September 2013, ing lost his parents at an early about Social Security for 2014. For clarity’s and housing costs rose 2.3%.2,3,4 age. Bernward was sent to the sake, here is a rundown of what is chang- Chained CPI is not yet being used to de- cathedral school of Heidelberg ing next year, and what isn’t. termine COLAs. Some analysts and where he made rapid progress in Social Security recipients are getting legislators would like Social Security the sciences becoming very profi- a raise — but not much of one. Next year, COLAs to be based on chained CPI, a for- cient in mathematics, painting, the average monthly Social Security mula which assumes some consumers are architecture and particularly in payment will increase by $19 due to a buying cheaper/alternative products and the manufacture of ecclesiastical 1.5% cost-of-living adjustment, one of the services as prices rise. Supporters think vessels and ornaments of silver smallest annual COLAs in the program’s that pegging Social Security COLAs to and gold. He completed his studies history. Since 1975, only seven COLAs chained CPI could reduce the program’s at Mainz, where he was ordained have been less than 2%. Four of these daunting shortfall by as much as 20% in the a priest. seven COLAs have occurred in the past long term.5,6 In 987, after the death of his five years, however. The 2013 COLA was The CPI-W is still the CPI of record, so to grandfather, Bernward became 1.7%.1,2 speak. That’s good for retirees, as the Con- an Imperial chaplain and tutor How does Social Security measure COLAs? gressional Budget Office says that COLAs of the child emperor, Otto III. He It refers to the federal government’s would be about 0.3% smaller if they were remained at the imperial court Consumer Price Index, specifically the based on chained CPI. Perhaps this sounds until 1003 when he was elected CPI-W, which tracks how inflation affects bearable for one year, but according to AARP, Bishop of Hildersheim, a position urban wage earners and clerical workers. a 62-year-old who retired and claimed Social he held for 30 years. Hildesheim was a center of power in Social Security looks at the CPI-W from Security in 2013 would be losing the equiva- the Holy Roman Empire and Bernward was determined to July to September of the present year to lent of an entire month of income per year give his city an image in keeping with its stature. figure the Social Security COLA for next by age 92 if chained CPI were used to figure As Bishop, Bernward would often visit the various work- year, so the 2014 COLA reflects the very benefit increases.5,6 shops connected with the cathedral school. As a result of tame inflation measured in summer Groups like TSCL and AARP wouldn’t his early training he remained an accomplished silver- 2013.1,2,3 mind basing the COLAs on the CPI-E, an smith and with his own hands manufactured gold and sil- Does the CPI-W accurately measure alternative CPI that the BLS maintains ver vessels for the Church at Hildersheim. During his time the inflation pressures that seniors face? to track prices most affecting consumers as Bishop, he commissioned the construction of many Some senior advocacy groups say it doesn’t. aged 62 and up. From 1982-2011, the CPI-E churches and other edifices, including even fortifications The Senior Citizens League, a non-profit showed yearly inflation averaging 3.1% com- for the defense of his Episcopal city against the invasions that lobbies for elders and retired vet- pared to 2.9% for the CPI-W.4,5,6 of the pagan Normans. As evidences of his skill as an art- erans, contends that Social Security recip- Social Security’s maximum monthly ist, there are still preserved in Hildesheim a cross of rich ients have lost 34% of their purchas- benefit is increasing. In 2013, a Social and exquisite workmanship, known as the “Bernward Cross,” ing power since 2000 because the CPI-W Security recipient who had reached full the famous Bernward column, with winding reliefs repre- doesn’t track rising health care expenses retirement age could claim a maximum senting scenes from the life of Christ, two bronze doors of correctly.3 monthly benefit of $2,533. Next year, the the Cathedral of Hildesheim, showing scriptural scenes, On its website, the Bureau of Labor limit will be $2,642.1 and two candlesticks symbolic of Christ, the light of the Statistics admits that the CPI “differs in So is Social Security’s annual earnings world. important ways from a complete cost-of- limit. This limit is only faced by Social Bernward had built the abbey church and monastery dedi- living measure.” The CPI measures in- Security recipients who have yet to reach cated to Saint Michael, the church, now Protestant, remains creases or decreases in rents, transporta- the month in which they turn 66. In 2013, to this day, one of the most magnificent basilicas in tion costs, tuition, food, clothing, prescrip- retirees younger than 66 were able to Germany. tion drug and medical care costs, and the earn up to $15,120 before having $1 in Bernward administered his diocese with both wisdom and prices of consumer discretionary goods retirement benefits temporarily withheld understanding. Bernward passed away on November 20, and services — 200 item categories in for every $2 above that level. In 2014, the 1022. He was canonized by Pope Celestine III in 1193. His th all. Still, some prices in the CPI rise faster feast is celebrated on November 20 . than others; medical costs increased 2.4% (Continued on Page 14)

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A Thanksgiving Meal for All My Pooch Friends The Thanksgiving holiday is a time to celebrate the bless- ings of the season with family and friends. With a bounty of home-cooked food in your home, you may be tempted to share a few tasty treats with your canine companion. After all, who can resist a dog’s soulful eyes begging for just one little gobble of turkey? Wafting aromas of hot baked sweet potatoes, herb-filled stuffing or spicy pumpkin pie are much too alluring for even the best behaved pet to pass up. But hold off feeding your dog from the Thanksgiving table. Vet- erinary experts warn that many of the traditional holiday Maria Puopolo, legislative recipes for people are dangerous to your dog’s health. aide to Senator Anthony Feeding dogs large quantities of a new food, as well as Petruccelli with NEAD NEAD Board Members serving dinner. fatty foods, such as turkey gravy, mashed potatoes with President John Romano. Nazzaro Center. Today, he is his roots and continues to butter, and dressing, can cause pancreatitis. This poten- The North End Against a producer of independent help today’s North End young tially deadly inflammation of the pancreas produces severe Drugs held its latest Family movies filmed in his neigh- people. symptoms of diarrhea or vomiting. Dinner/Talk at the Nazzaro borhood and also works for I would be remiss if Forget giving your dog a holiday bone, too. Cooked turkey, Community Center this past the Boston Red Sox Club. not noting that the dinner duck, geese, and other poultry bones are extremely dan- Tuesday, November 19th and The hall was filled with was unbelievable and also gerous to dogs. Cooked bones splinter and break easily, pos- over 100 showed up accord- children, their parents and acknowledge all the help sibly causing sharp pieces to tear the intestines. A bone ing to NEAD President John grandparents who listened making this event possible could pass by itself, but more often it becomes lodged in the Romano. This pasta dinner to Korey’s short speech. made by members of the dog’s throat, which could cause choking or it could possibly was sponsored by a grant Romano added that McIsaac NEAD board of directors who cause an intestinal obstruction. Both situations require from the Massachusetts Con- participated in many pro- served up the pasta and emergency veterinary attention and likely surgery. Elimi- vention Center Authority and grams at the Nazzaro Cen- baseball-size meatballs to all. nate turkey skin as well. It’s hard to digest and high in fat, featured guest speaker ter, and as a teen volun- According to John Romano and the seasoning used to baste the poultry skin give your Korey McIsaac, who comes teered with NEAD. The the next family dinner/ dog an upset stomach. from the North End, and as audience could sense that talk will be held sometime Desserts are also off-limits. Chocolate can be fatal to dogs a youth was a member of the this young man never forgot in February. because it contains theobromine, which can increase your dog’s heart rate and cause hyperactivity, increased pant- ing, twitching, diarrhea and vomiting. Even sugar-free items that contain xylitol can be dangerous, causing stomach or intestinal irritation. Beware of onions, too! These popular Thanksgiving ingredients used in stuffing, vegetable dishes, and some salads can cause life-threatening anemia when a dog ingests large amounts. Serve healthy treats with your dog on Thanksgiving. Do it safely with the following healthy foods, rather than feed- ing him/her directly from the table. Resist giving in to those pleading canine faces by adding a few things in your dog’s bowl before you sit down to dine. When your dog is full, it’s less likely to bother you. For a dog who’s accustomed to eating commercial dry dog food, feeding a bowlful of fresh treats all at once is almost certain to cause intestinal upset. Instead feed small amounts at different meals. Here are a few healthy Thanksgiving choices for dogs: • White meat turkey without the skin • Plain baked or sweet potatoes without the skin • Steamed carrots, broccoli or string beans without any butter, sauce or seasoning • Salt-free canned chicken broth • Plain canned pumpkin, but not the pumpkin pie filing • Sliced raw apples SAFE CLEANUP Everyone sat down for a great Italian dinner. Thanksgiving leftovers can also be dangerous to your canine companion and should be stored or discarded out of paw’s reach. Turkey bones, the string used to tie the poul- try legs together, and the carcass itself can be lethal to Golden Age Club Officers Installed your dog if eaten. by Sal Giarratani There’s no reason why your dog can’t join in the festivi- ties, just make sure that you feed him/her safe treats, and everyone will be happy. Wishing all my readers, my pooch friends and their human companions and of course my friends at the Post- Gazette a Happy Thanksgiving. That’s all for now! T is for the trust the pilgrims had so many years ago H is for the harvest the settlers learnt to grow A is for America, the land in which we live N is for nature and beauty which she gives K is for kindness, gentle words, and thoughtful deeds S is for smiles, the sunshine everyone needs G is for gratitude our blessings big and small I is for ideas, letting wisdom grow tall V is for voices, singing, laughing always caring I is for Indians, who taught them about sharing N is for neighbors, across the street, over the sea G is for giving of myself to make a better me

L-R: New officers: Marie Cavallaro, vice president, Rose Pardy, secretary, Mary Ann Cerundolo, president, Louise Montanino, treasurer, Teresa Arciero, HAPPY THANKSGIVING from chaplain. Shaida - Kristen - Jenna & Marie The East Boston Golden Age Club recently gath- We would like to THANK all of our new ered at Spinelli’s in Day Square for its annual clients with a FREE eyebrow threading officer’s installation. Over 200 guests attended when you book any hair service. as Judge Joe Ferrino sworn in the new officers. HAIR Call us at 617.726.1511 MAKE-UP or stop by THREADING 26 Parmenter Street, North End Golden Age Club outgoing WAXING Treasurer Terry DeSimone. KERATIN TREATMENT to schedule your next appointment Page 8 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013 Abraham Lincoln Post 11 GAR Veterans Dinner at Memorial Hall by Sal Giarratani

Phila-ITALY AMERICANA Italian Themes on United States Postage Stamps by Gerardo Perrotta 109 Pages • Published by Xlibris Corporation This outstanding book favorite baseball players, Joe shocked me to the core. I DiMaggio, “A Yankee Par was not aware that such a Excellence with a Root in study was available. This the Boot”. Joe was the son of book is a compilation of Sicilian immigrants who remarkable Italian related chose baseball over the fam- As a member of the Abraham U.S. postage stamps reflect- ily history of fishing. Joe was Lincoln Post 11, GAR, I was ing outstanding people and an elegant baseball player among the more than 35 historical events. Author that was admired and appre- Charlestown veterans, family Perrotta adds exciting anec- ciated by all. and friends who celebrated ser- dotal comments with each With confidence Perrotta vice to country together in the noted stamp. mentions many more people banquet hall at Memorial Hall. Perrotta was born in Paola, and events of Italian heri- This was the first ever Veter- Italy and is a fundamental tage that he says will ans Banquet held by Post mem- philatelist. Also, he is a re- have U.S. postage stamps bers and it promises to be a brand tired member of the Univer- issued in their behalf new Charlestown tradition. The sity of Cincinnati Medical in time. He even dares to Abraham Lincoln Post 11, GAR Center serving in a variety Author Gerardo Perrotta name some, among which has been a part of Charlestown’s of Pathological depart- are Jimmy Durante, ments. It is quite evi- Geraldine Ferraro and rich history going back to 1869 This book is a compilation of and was brought back to life dent that Perrotta Leonardo da Vinci. The recently and re-activated by spent a great deal of remarkable Italian related best thing the reader folks like Joe Zuffante, Stan Leonard and many other time researching the U.S. postage stamps reflecting can do is to purchase Townies. Members of Post 11 wanted to show its apprecia- multitude of stamps outstanding people and this sensational book included in his book. and enjoy the page tion for all of Charlestown’s veterans and active duty per- historical events. sonnel by hosting this dinner. His initial and major after page of exclu- I know that all in attendance had a great evening talking stamps, that he intro- sive Italian people and old war stories with each other, but they were stories that duces, are about Christo- events on U.S. postage made us laugh. All war is hell as General Douglas pher Columbus: 29 pictorial ate.” In 1987 a 22-cent stamp stamps. MacArthur once said, but sometimes even hell comes with stamps reflecting the subject was issued of Enrico Caruso, I feel I should note that a laugh track too. It was also a time to thank God for and related events such as “A voice of the ages.” In 1973 Perrotta displays more than surviving to get to this first annual Veterans Dinner and Columbus’ landing in the a 21-cent stamp was issued 23 stamps of the Madonna hopefully it will be followed by many more. No one is left New World. These United of Amadeo P. Giannini a and Child by a variety of behind and our memories will live on too. God bless America States stamps are followed successful banker whose noted artists that include and God bless our veterans too. by numerous attractive ren- efforts resulted in the origin Sandro Botticelli and Bellini ditions, such as Columbia of today’s Bank of America. to note a few. Auto of 1898 a beautiful 32- In 2004 a 37-cent stamp Perrotta’s subject book was cent stamp depicting the was issued of Henry Mancini a surprise to me. It was a No Dice in Milford horseless carriage. to commemorate his vast delight to read and was In 1960 a 4-cent and musical achievements. inspiring. All stamp col- by Sal Giarratani 8-cent stamp was issued of I could go on noting many lectors (philatelists), I be- With the two-to-one vote in Milford against a casino, it Giuseppe Garibaldi known more that Perrotta mentions lieve, will cherish this book. would appear that Steve Wynn’s Everett casino proposal is as the “Hero of two worlds.” but that would be defeating Perrotta’s anecdotal writing the last one standing in the so-called Boston-East region. In 1965 a 5-cent stamp was his efforts in writing this was on target and quite pre- The new Revere proposal is at best a longshot. The latest issued, of Dante Alighieri remarkable book. However, cise. I highly recommend negative vote in Milford shows that while most folks like a “The Supreme Poet Laure- I dare to note one of my the reading of this book. casino, few want a casino near them. The odds now go with Everett as holding the best hand. Mayor Menino Lights The Consulate General of Italy,,, Christopher Columbus Park Trellises The Friends of the Italian Cultural Center of Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, mation on the Trellis Light- Parks and Recreation De- Boston Parks Commissioner ing, please call (617) 635- partment on Facebook or at & The Boston Conservatory Antonia M. Pollak, Friends 4505 or visit the Boston www.cityofboston.gov/parks. of Christopher Columbus Present Park, and the Boston Parks and Recreation Department THE SECOND ANNUAL will host the eleventh an- 63,1(//,·6 nual lighting of the park’s :,//&22.<285 CHRISTMAS CONCERT signature trellises on Mon- day, November 25th, begin- 7+$1.6*,9,1* ning at 5:30 pm. 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social and cultural life. This hilarious twisted com- edy opens November 22nd and continues through Decem- ber 14th at the Boston Cen- ter for the Arts Plaza The- atre located at 539 Tremont Street in Boston’s South End. For tickets call Boston Theatre Scene Box Office at 617-933-8600 or online at www.bostontheatrescene.com. If you’re interested in more company information you can visit www.moonbox.org. The Urban Nutcracker Anthony Williams’ legendary Urban Nutcracker will Returns .… John Hancock return to Boston December 6th through the 22nd at the Hall December 6th through John Hancock Hall. (Photo courtesy of Petr Metlicka) the 22nd with special guest star Russell Ferguson win- G-Clefs and the lovely tor Ronald Feldman begins The laugh out loud comedy The Importance of Being ner of the TV show “So You Russian ballerina Ksusha the performance with an ex- Earnest will hit the BCA Plaza Theatre on November 22nd Think You Can Dance.” Melyukhina. Singers from citing but little-known over- through December 14th. Anthony Williams’ Urban Pro Arte Orchestra and the ture by John Knowles Paine, (Photo courtesy of R.A.R.E. Photographic) Nutcracker, Boston’s original Boston Pops, an appearance Harvard’s first professor of The Gift of Laughter .... it because I think we have holiday classic, returns to of Matt Anctil from the music and the first Ameri- Coming to the BCA Plaza the people necessary to bring the stage for its 13th season. Broadway cast of La Cage aux can-born composer to achieve Theatre November 22nd it to life in a way it deserves. This show, that the Boston Folles, a cast of 75 children international renown for through December 14th will Reading through Earnest Metro calls The Boston Nut- from the greater Boston area his orchestral compositions. be Oscar Wilde’s Comedy The gives you a wonderful sense cracker, is packed with more and so much more! Stravinsky’s Symphonies of Importance of Being Earnest of its complex language, its magic for the whole family. The Urban Nutcracker will Wind Instruments, drawn with proceeds benefitting keen wit, its clever circum- The Urban Nutcracker hit the Jordan Hall stage on from Russian Orthodox and High Spirit Community stances and contrivances. mixes Tchaikovsky’s classic December 6th and continue folk elements, features the Farms. But all that language is noth- score with Duke Ellington’s through December 22nd. This LSO’s talented wind players The Importance of Being ing without an intelligent interpretation and puts Back Bay event original pro- in a fascinating piece the Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s a and above all, vital, group of a modern spin on the 19th duction is a one-of-a-kind composer himself describes comedy of good manners, bad interpreters — and I can’t century fairy tale. It trans- and tickets will go fast. as “an austere ritual, which manners, and all manner believe our good fortune in ports the audience to an Jordan Hall is located is unfolded in terms of short of things in between, kicks finding a cast that fits that enchanted world, similar in at 180 Berkeley Street, Bos- litanies.” Ravel’s masterwork off Moonbox Production’s bill so exactly.” some ways to their own. This ton and can be reached at Le Tombeau de Couperin 2013-14 season. Gwendolen Moonbox Productions was creative version of the E.T.A. 888-596-1027 for tickets and reimagines Baroque dance loves Ernest and he loves founded in 2011 by Producer/ Hoffman Nutcracker story directions or you can visit forms for the twentieth cen- her. Cecily loves Ernest too, Artistic Director Sharman delivers classical ballet, www.backbayeventscenter.com tury, each movement of the though he’s only just finding Altshuler. It is based in Har- urban tap, hip hop (krump), for more details. suite being dedicated to the that out. But is it a lover’s vard Square in Cambridge, swing, flamenco, step, jazz, New York Philharmonic memory of friends who had triangle or is there room for Massachusetts and is dedi- and a few other surprises .... Will host Principal Bas- died fighting in World War I. two happy couples in Oscar cated to supporting local arts that will have audience soonist Judith LeClair as New York Philharmonic Wilde’s madcap romance — and local artists, and to con- members at the edge of she performs Mozart with Principal Bassoonist Judith and what will fearsome Lady necting communities to the their seats. the Longwood Symphony LeClair’s performance of Bracknell have to say about non-profit organizations that The diversity that the Orchestra on December 7th Mozart’s Bassoon Concerto it? This quintessential com- serve them. Moonbox also Urban Nutcracker delivers in at Jordan Hall. is sure to be a delight. edy of proper manners, by fulfills its social mission by dance and music is matched Music Director Ronald Ms. LeClair joined the New the quintessential bad boy of partnering with a local non- by the diversity of the per- Feldman and the Longwood York Philharmonic as Prin- his day, includes mislaid profit organization for each formers on the stage. This Symphony Orchestra con- cipal Bassoon at the age babies, mistaken identities, show, giving them visibility cutting edge show is a tinue the ensemble’s 31st of 23 in 1981 and since secret engagements, baffled on their website and in their reflection and celebration of season with a concert that then has made more than 50 suitors and some of the wit- promotional materials, as the Boston area’s multicul- features New York Philhar- solo appearances with the tiest wordplay ever volleyed well as giving them access tural communities brought monic Principal Bassoonist orchestra, performing with over cucumber sandwiches. to their audiences in order to life by passionate and tal- Judith LeClair and music by conductors such as Sir Colin IRNE and Elliot Norton to raise awareness of their ented dancers and perform- Mozart, Ravel, Stravinsky, Davis, Sir Andrew Davis, Award-nominated director cause, create connections ers of all colors, creeds and and John Knowles Paine. Zubin Mehta, and John Allison Choat will direct what within the community and experiences. This concert will benefit the Williams. Ms. LeClair is Wilde dubbed his “trivial increase the reach and im- In celebration of this spe- DREAM Program, a Boston- currently on the faculty of comedy for serious people.” pact of their work. Moonbox cial presentation the Urban based nonprofit organization The Juilliard School and is Explaining the company’s is thrilled with High Spirit Nutcracker will feature Russell that improves outcomes for a renowned educator and choice, she says, “At the Community Farms, which Ferguson, the winner of the youth from affordable hous- pedagogue. risk of being trite, I suppose fulfills an essential need for 2009 “So You Think You ing neighborhoods by facili- This concert benefits the I’d have to say I want to do adults with intellectual and Can Dance,” will appear in tating relationships with col- DREAM Program, Inc., a this show because it’s a developmental disabilities by the famous “Prologue” scene, lege student mentors. unique mentoring organiza- great piece of comic art — providing meaningful work, Soldier Doll and Caviar Featuring a range of com- tion that pairs college stu- but I’m only going to attempt a dignified home and a rich Caper (Russian). The return positional styles and tex- dents with youth from afford- of the inimitable, Tony Award tures, this concert truly able housing neighborhoods winner, Yo-el Cassell stars offers something for every as Minimeyer, the trusted musical taste. Music Direc- (Continued on Page 13) Mattéo Gallo sidekick of Drosselmeyer. Gino DiMarco will return for his fifth year in the role o of Drosselmeyer. On stage o Appraisals will be members of the Sales & Rentals 1950s doo wop group, the • JUSTINE YANDLE Real Estate DIAMONDS ROLEX HOTOGRAPHY ESTATE JEWELRY P 376 North Street • Boston, MA 02113 Bought & Sold 781.589.7347 [email protected] (617) 523-2100 • Fax (617) 523-3530 Jewelers Exch. Bldg. WWW.JUSTINEYANDLEPHOTOGRAPHY.COM Jim (617) 263-7766 Page 10 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013

The time has come, the walrus said, TO TALK OF MANY THINGS of shoes and ships and sealing wax of cabbages and kings by Sal Giarratani CASINO BATTLE AT a great time for all. Proceeds used to be my congressman DANCE Y’ALL — VOLUME 1 SUFFOLK DOWNS from this event went to after in the old 9th district in Big Machine Records APPEARS OVER school and summer scholar- Quincy and is now the con- Want to get your feet tapping? Just drop this EP into your Even while the City of ships for Revere children. gressman in the new 9th dis- digital player and enjoy the five-song project, which show- Revere and Suffolk Downs If you would like to help trict for the lower South cases the talents of Big Machine Records’ group of country officials talk about a new Castles for Kids, the non- Shore, Cape and Islands. artists. Laura Bell Bundy, the newest addition to the Big plan for a Revere Suffolk profit who reaped the ben- Always a good friend. Machine Records roster, celebrates by delivering the opener Downs Casino after East Bos- efits of this time, go to EAST BOSTON titled “Two Step” with the help of Colt Ford. The immensely ton voters downed the casino reverecastles.org. THANKSGIVING DINNER popular duo, Florida Georgia Line, along with The Cadillac by a 56-44 percent vote, it TASTE OF EASTIE Once again, the East Bos- Three’s Jaren Johnston, cranking up the decibels with “Party appears folks trying to do a It is never too soon to ton community Thanksgiv- People.” There’s no time like the present to join Greg Bates sequel of the Flight of the announce that the 18th ing Day Dinner hosted by on the timely “Go Time,” followed by a remix of Thomas Phoenix may be barking up annual Taste of Eastie will Rep. Carlo Basile and family Rhett’s humor on “Front Porch Junkies,” and the final track the wrong tree. I understand be held on Tuesday, Janu- will be held on Thanksgiv- is courtesy of Greg Bates and his charted single “Did It For why Revere officials are ary 21st at the Hilton Boston ing Day starting at 10:30 am. The Girl.” grasping for straws but the Logan Airport. Save the date. Dinner will be served from — MOON LANDING legislation creating the More information will be 11:00 am to 1:30 pm at Atlantic-Custard Records casino November 5th vote coming soon. the Sacred Heart Church Since exploding on the music scene with his 2005 hit clearly states that if one of SOUTHILL Hall. More information, call “You’re Beautiful,” James Blunt has continued to enjoy suc- the two host communities CHILDREN’S FUND Nancy at 617-438-5539. cess musically. His five Grammy nominations attest to the shoots down the idea, the The Southill Children’s CHAMBER GUEST staying power that has led to sales of close to 17 million Suffolk Downs casino idea Fund’s Annual fundraiser SPEAKER TO TALK OF albums worldwide. Blunt’s fourth studio album ‘Moon Land- goes kaput. Revere politi- will be held on December 5th EVERETT CASINO ing’ is an out of this world masterpiece that contains a dozen cians are reading the word- at Shenanigans Irish Pub The North End Chamber of tracks, plus the smash single “Bonfire Heart.” The launch ing and seeing what they in South Boston. For further Commerce will meet on De- is triggered by the lost love of “Face the Sun,” the question- want to see in it but it is information go to southill cember 5th at St. Leonard’s ing “Satellites,” the pulsating “Heart to Heart,” the brief clearly not the case. East childrensfund.com or call Billy Church Hall. Steve Tocco reign of the faux “Miss America,” and the much too late Boston elected officials all Higgins at 617-201-6077. will discuss plans for a realization of “The Only One.” Second half happenings soar supported a casino and now NATIONAL GUARD casino in Everett being pro- via the hurt of “Sun on Sunday,” the upbeat “Bones” is are speaking out against a HONORS KEATING posed by casino developer the story of living life to its fullest, plus the insecurity of redo by Suffolk Downs and The Massachusetts Na- Steve Wynn. Boston is con- “Always Hate Me,” wearing his heart on his sleeve with “Post- Revere. As Yogi Berra often tional Guard has honored sidered a surrounding com- cards.” Blunt’s moon expedition lands with “Blue on Blue,” said, “It ain’t over until it’s U.S. Rep. Bill Keating for his munity and will be seeking and a bonus track, an acoustic version of “Miss America.” over” and in this case, it is contributions to the military an agreement with Wynn. Excellent album! over and out. unit. Keating received the Charlestown which will bor- LUTHER — ORIGINAL MUSIC BY PAUL ENGLISHBY REVERE HAD A Charles Dick Medal of Merit. der this casino is expected Silva Screen Records GREAT CULINARY TIME Keating a strong supporter to be heavily impacted, Composer Paul Englishby has composed the soundtrack The recent Taste of Revere and advocate of the National especially along Route 99, music for all three series of ‘Luther,’ even incorporating pop event held at Casa Lucia on Guard said he was honored the Alford Street Bridge and and rock songs. In addition to Englishby’s composition, he Monday, November 18th was to receive the award. Keating Sullivan Square. also included the lilting “Paradise Circus” by Massive Attack, the pounding “Big Bad Wolf” (The Heavy), Gil Scott-Heron’s “Me and the Devil,” the pleading “Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down” (Robert Plant), Nina Simone does her thing on SCIENCE 101 “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood,” a big hit in 1965 for The Animals, and Emiliana Torrini fires off the blast titled “Gun.” ACROSS Wrapped around Englishby’s works are “She” (Suede), the 1. Venice bank group Joan As Police Woman contributes “Flash,” followed by 6. A late time of life 9. *Electronic brain Marilyn Manson’s cover of The Eurythmics’ “Sweet Dreams 13. Mountaineer's tool (Are Made Of This),” Hanni El Khatib’s hand clapping signals 14. Hula dancer's necklace the start of “I Got a Thing,” with the finishing pieces in the 15. Shade of violet form of “Palaces of Montezuma” (Grinderman), and a bonus 16. Wimpy Kid's journal track titled “Black Whistler” (Kasabian). An eclectic mix that 17. No ___ enhances Englishby’s excellent creations! 18. *Often donated DEANA CARTER — SOUTHERN WAY OF LIFE 19. Boring Little Nugget Records 21. *Diamond, e.g. Deana Carter has enjoyed the success of ten Top 40 singles 23. Telephone in a career that hit the ‘fast track’ in 1997 when she won 24. ____ office 25. The ___, NYC museum Country Music Associations award for ‘Single of the Year’ 28. Biblical captain with her smash hit “Strawberry Wine.” Following a self- 30. Continually annoy imposed hiatus, Deana has put together a ten track collec- 35. Gulf V.I.P. tion of songs that show her many sides and emotions. The 37. *Sun, e.g. opener is the assertive “You Can’t Stay,” reflecting on her 39. Millionaire maker loss with “Before You Left,” hiding her thoughts on “I Know 40. Apple variety Better,” pledging “I’ll Save My Love For You,” and hits the 41. Boot brand halfway mark with the uncertainty in “I Don’t Want To.” The 43. Boyfriend rocky road of love continues with the confidence of “That’s 44. Middle Just Me,” the anticipation of “Waiting For You to Come Home,” 46. Lion's do 47. Leo or Virgo, e.g. the changes in a relationship echo with “I Barely Knew,” 48. First letter of Hebrew alphabet, pl. dealing with the unknown on “Do Or Die,” and the finale is 50. *Chemistry Nobelist ____ Hahn the title track “Southern Way of Life.” A great mix of songs 52. Homer Simpson's neighbor dealing with the trials and tribulations of life 53. Apiece MOBY — INNOCENTS 55. Federal procurement org. Mute 57. *Stone that floats After ten studio albums from Moby, one might think they’ve 60. *Reddish-brown heard all the scenarios of creativity this artist has to share 63. Hardship with fans. Wrong! And, just to prove it, Moby’s 11th studio 64. Pirate's "yes" album shouts individuality from the word go! Moby’s unique 66. R in R.E.M. 68. Hollers creations stand alone. Check out his first cut – “Everything 69. Seasonal blues That Rises” an instrumental embryo, the convicting “A Case 70. *Threat to food For Shame” with Cold Specks, the surreal “Almost Home” 71. *Like desert with folkie Damien Jurado,” the pensive “Going Wrong,” a 72. One of Bo Peep's flock duet with Flaming Lips member Wayne Coyne on “The 73. Affirmatives 15. "Mere ______" 45. Belonging to him and her Perfect Life,” and with Skylar Grey, “The Last Day.” Richard 20. Paint choice 49. *Anatomical pouch Melville Hall a/k/a Moby, pushes the electronic music DOWN 22. Often used to make baseball bats 51. Fish hawk envelope, continuing with vocalist Inyang Bassey, Moby 1. Auction action 24. Khufu or Khafra, e.g. 54. Halt serves up “Don’t Love Me,” walking the line of uniqueness 2. *Opposite of base 25. *Molten rock 56. With rapid movements with “A Long Time,” the wing and a prayer sounding “Saints,” 3. Approximate 26. Often received with a sound 57. Embarkation location 4. One of 4 Cs 27. Spanish accent 58. Tangelo trailed by “Tell Me” back with Cold Specks. “The Lonely Night” 5. *All around us 29. *Elementary particle 59. *Type of fungus includes alt-rock legend lending a hand, and 6. Full of elms 31. Schneider and Lowe, e.g. 60. Formally surrender proving his bark is worse than his bite, Moby wraps up his 7. Grazing spot 32. Dined at home 61. Heroic poem album offering with “The Dog.” Producer/friend Mark “Spike” 8. Bee Gees' most successful genre 33. *Microscope's platform 62. Agitate Stent was able to get Moby to new heights, no surprise as 9. *Low-____ diet 34. *It travels about 768 mph 63. Shag rug Stent has worked with Madonna, U2, Muse, Bjork, and 10. "Les Misérables" author 36. Coarse file 65. Swerve Massive Attack. Moby’s work on ‘Innocents’ is more than 11. Popular Russian name 38. Monthly due 67. Insult enough to accuse and convict his work of being interesting, 12. Used for signing 42. Fire (Solution on Page 14) and entertaining! POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013 Page 11

album. Rightfully hailed in Rolling ence to Boston, this crazy circus of End resident and Emmy-Award win- Stone as one of The 50 Greatest Live mirror balls, feathered divas, roller ning producer and TV host Jenny Acts Right Now, QOTSA, comprised skaters and hustle queens tells the Johnson, Santa Claus, and Rudolph of Homme and cohorts Troy Van story of A Midsummer Night’s Dream along with life entertainment includ- NOW Leeuwen, Dean Fertita, Michael through great ’70s anthems you know ing Copley Singers, Stars over Boston Shuman and , is deliv- by heart. winner Nola Hood, Boston Police of- ering the world’s premiere live rock BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW ficer Stephen McNulty and a holiday PLAYING show nightly and will be stopping in JACKSON — December 5th, 6th and sing-along. The Old South Church Boston. 8th. An exhilarating and irreverent bell will toll when the tree is illumi- — February 6th. look at one of the nation’s founding nated with lights provided by Boston With special guest Deerhunter. The rock stars, Bloody Bloody Andrew Properties. Refreshments will be pro- UPTOWN & DOWNTOWN meteoric rise of the Arctic Monkeys Jackson re-imagines the life of vided by local businesses and began in 2005, when they drew a sold- America’s seventh president, from Fairmont Copley Plaza will host a fam- out crowd to the London Astoria, us- his humble beginnings on the Ten- ily reception immediately following for ing little more than a self-released EP. nessee frontier to his kick-ass attendees. Several months later, Whatever People days as Commander-in-Chief. Set in Say I Am That’s What I’m Not became OBERON’s uniquely immersive 4D BOSTON COMMON the fastest-selling debut album in environment, this in-your-face rock Boston, MA British history. 2013 has been a monu- musical will ignite the populist spirit NOVA SCOTIA TREE LIGHTING mental year for the Arctic Monkeys that continues to transform our — December 5th. Annual Christmas with their triumphant return to the nation’s political landscape. Tree lighting event on Boston Com- headlining spot at Glastonbury. THE HEART OF ROBIN HOOD — mon. Holiday music, cultural ex- December 11, 2013- January 19, changes and other entertainment. 2014. In this spectacular rendition of The tree is a gift from Nova Scotia in FREE EVENTS the English legend, the notorious gratitude for Boston’s aid after the Robin Hood and his band of merry tragic Halifax Explosion of 1917. The men steal from the rich, but refuse to celebration is hosted by the Boston MARINER’S HOUSE share with the oppressed peasantry. Parks and Recreation Department, 11 North Square, Boston As the wicked Prince John threatens title sponsor the Province of Nova 508-292-5258 all of England, it is down to Marion to Scotia, lead sponsor TripAdvisor’s [email protected] boldly protect the poor and convert tripadvisor.com/careers, and present- FREE REIKI CLINIC/SHARE Robin Hood from outlaw to hero. First ing sponsors Distrigas/GDF SUEZ and Thursday, December 12th from 6:00 seen at the Royal Shakespeare Com- Stop and Shop. WCVB TV’s Anthony to 8:00 pm. All participants will re- pany in 2011, this new production is Everett and JC Monahan will host ceive a 10-15 minute Reiki session as filled with high adventure, epic ro- Channel 5’s live broadcast. well as instruction in relaxation and mance, amazing fight choreography, self-healing techniques. Reiki has and an original score inspired by con- RUGGERIO FAMILY MEMORIAL been found to help with pain control, temporary British folk music.Written HOME stress reduction and with self-heal- by David Farr, directed by Gisli Orn 971 Saratoga Street, Orient ing of all kinds. Don’t miss Justin Timberlake at the TD Garden on Gardarsson, and original music by Stu Heights, East Boston February 27th! Check the MUSIC SECTION for more Barker. Single tickets on sale now. EAST BOSTON CHAMBER AN- information. NUAL HOLIDAY PARADE — Satur- THEATER day December 7th, beginning at proud to welcome TSO when they 4:00 pm in front of the Ruggerio Fam- CHRISTMAS ily Memorial Home and ending at return to Boston for two spectacular COLONIAL THEATER Orient Heights Square with the light- MUSIC shows at the TD Garden. TSO, whose 106 Boylston Street, Boston, MA ing of a tree! Refreshments including phenomena has grown year after year, 617-482-9393 SACRED HEART CHURCH hot chocolate will be served and TD GARDEN has played over 1,500 shows for more www.Boston-Theater.com North Square, North End, Boston entertainment provided. 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA than 10 million fans in the past 15 I LOVE LUCY — December 3rd- The Consulate General of Italy, the 617-624-1050 years and quietly became one of the 22nd. I Love Lucy Live on Stage is the Friends of the Italian Cultural Center REAGLE MUSIC THEATRE www.TDGarden.com world’s biggest arena rock acts. The brand-new hit stage show adapted of Boston and the Boston Conserva- 617 Lexington St., Waltham, MA ROD STEWARD — December 4th. unprecedented fan driven growth from the most beloved program in tory present THE SECOND ANNUAL 781-891-5600 Rod Stewart has announced plans to is a testament to TSO founder Paul television history! It’s 1952 and you CHRISTMAS CONCERT — Thurs- www.ReagleMusicTheatre.org launch his eagerly anticipated Live the O’Neill’s vision of “Rock Theater,” the are a member of the Desilu Playhouse day, December 5th from 6:30 pm to CHRISTMASTIME — December Life Tour with a TD Garden stop. perfect amalgamation of Broadway studio audience awaiting the filming 7:30 pm. Free and open to the public. 6th through 15th. The one Boston Stewart will be joined by legendary storytelling with the spectacle of rock. of two hilarious and oh-so-familiar R.S.V.P. [email protected] Christmas spectacle guaranteed to artist, Steve Winwood for an unstop- JAY Z — January 18th. JAY Z an- I Love Lucy episodes. A charming or call 617-722-9302. warm any heart! Children of all ages pable evening of hits from two of rock nounced the confirmed dates for the host entertains and enlightens you are enchanted by Santa’s Workshop, music’s most seminal artists. North American leg of his “Magna to the behind-the-scenes filming NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE Teddy Bears’ Nutcracker, Parade of the P!NK — December 5th. P!nk, a Carter World Tour.” The new dates, process of this brand new thing 62 Dunham Road, Beverly, MA Wooden Soldiers, Victorian Christ- Grammy® Award winning singer- which follow the tour’s international called “television,” the Crystaltone www.NSMT.org mas, precision dancers and The Living and pop culture icon, will run, will begin on Saturday, Novem- Singers perform advertising jingles A CHRISTMAS CAROL — Decem- th Nativity. Our cast of 200 comes gift tour North America for the first time ber 30 and will include a stop at the in perfect ’50s style harmony and the ber 6th-22nd. Based on the Charles wrapped in fabulous holiday sets and in four years in support of her new TD Garden in Boston. JAY Z recently side-splitting antics of America’s Dickens classic, A Christmas Carol costumes — all backed by a full live album, The Truth About Love. Since released the now double platinum favorite foursome — Lucy, Ricky, Fred tells the tale of curmudgeonly miser orchestra. her debut in 2000, P!nk (Alecia Moore) “Magna Carta ... Holy Grail,” and just and Ethel — are presented live Ebenezer Scrooge, who is visited by has released 7 albums (Can’t Take Me wrapped up the sold out “Legends Of on stage and in color for the very first the ghosts of Christmases Past, Home, M!ssundaztood, Try This, I’m The Summer” stadium tour with time! It’s a one-of-a-kind theatrical Present and Future hoping to change Not Dead, Funhouse, Greatest Hits Justin Timberlake. experience TV Guide’s William Keck his and save his soul. This SPECIAL So Far!!!, The Truth About Love), sold JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE — Febru- calls “the most entertaining stage brilliant musical, an original adapta- over 40 million albums, 65 million ary 27th. The Emmy and Grammy production I’ve seen in years — tion written for NSMT audiences, fol- EVENTS singles (nearly 20 million digital award winning will bring his including Broadway!” The truth is lows Scrooge through a series of tracks), over 1 million DVDs world- captivating live show to fans with a in the title — whether young or strange and magical journeys, where wide and has had 12 singles in worldwide tour that kicked off on Oc- old, everybody really does love Lucy! he ultimately discovers the true spirit FIRST NIGHT BOSTON the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 tober 31, 2013 in Montreal, QC with This show is a Season Special and of the holiday season. Boston Chart. scheduled dates in South America, is not part of the Season Package. FIRST NIGHT BOSTON — First BEYONCE — December 20th. The Europe, Australia and North America 50 SHADES! THE MUSICAL — COPLEY SQUARE Night takes place on December 31st, Mrs. Carter Show World Tour starring through 2014. The 20/20 Experience January 7 and 8, 2014. The hilarious Boston, MA New Year’s Eve. Attendees purchase Beyoncé is extending its successful World Tour is promoted worldwide parody of the Fifty Shades of Grey COPLEY SQUARE TREE LIGHT- an official button, which is the equiva- global run with additional dates, in- by Live Nation Global Touring. The phenomenon, will premiere at the Citi ING — December 2nd. Mayor Thomas lent of a ticket, for indoor events. cluding another stop at TD Garden. musical journey that started with Emerson Colonial Theatre for two Menino, the Boston Parks and Recre- Outdoor events are free. The button The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour is The 20/20 Experience continued nights only. A sexy, hysterical musi- ation Department, and the Friends of is also a discount pass, with busi- the biggest tour of 2013, with its with the worldwide release of The cal romp, 50 Shades! The Musical is a Copley Square will celebrate the holi- nesses offering benefits both before explosive special effects and intricate, 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2 on Sep- laugh out loud night of fun that you days with the annual Copley Square and after New Year’s. First Night in- strobe-laden light show, is an artistic tember 30, 2013. won’t want to miss! A resounding hit Holiday Tree Lighting from 5:30 pm to cludes numerous indoor and outdoor triumph and the entertainer’s most in Chicago and New York, and at the 6:30 pm. The free event will feature activities, exhibits, and performances, ambitious undertaking to date. It is AGGANIS ARENA Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 50 Shades! appearances by Mayor Menino, South for people of all ages. bigger in scope than any of her previ- 925 Commonwealth Ave., Boston The Musical opens with a ladies book ous shows, fittingly designed for the 617-358-7000 club deciding to read Fifty Shades of vastness of arenas and stadiums. www.BU.EDU/Agannis/ Grey. Through their interpretation of TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA — the novel, the audience is lead on — December 22nd. Trans-Siberian December 13th. The undisputed best an uproarious rollercoaster ride of Orchestra (TSO) will celebrate their rock record of the year ... Like Clock- this unlikely bestseller. The show is first 15 years of touring with an en- work was produced by founder Joshua full of dance numbers and original core and final performance of their deHomme and Queens of the Stone songs delivered by an outrageous cast multi-platinum rock opera, The Lost Age, recorded by Mark Rankin with with a live, on-stage band. For more Christmas Eve. TSO’s 2013 winter additional engineering by Alain information call 866-348-9738. tour will begin on November 13th, Johannes and Justin Smith, at Josh’s ONCE — January 7th-19th. Winner playing over 100 shows in 67 cities studio, Pink Duck, in Burbank, CA. ... of eight 2012 Tony Awards including across North America, presented by Like Clockwork is the sixth QOTSA Best Musical, ONCE is a truly original Hallmark Channel. Live Nation is album and the band’s first U.S. #1 Broadway experience. Featuring an impressive ensemble of actor/ 2013 YEAR OF ITALIAN CULTURE who play their own instru- ments onstage, ONCE tells the en- BOSTON - PROVIDENCE PROGRAM ITALIAN RADIO PROGRAMS chanting tale of a Dublin street musi- cian who’s about to give up on his As of September 24, 2013 dream when a beautiful young woman “The Sicilian Corner” 10:00 am to 12 Noon every Friday with hosts Tom For more information and updates call 617.722.9302 Zappala and Mike Lomazzo and “The Italian Show” with Nunzio DiMarca takes a sudden interest in his haunt- every Sunday from 10:00 am-1:00 Stpm. Go to www.1110wccmam.com. ing love songs. As the chemistry or visit www.consboston.esteri.it or between them grows, his music soars www.ITALYinUS2013.org “Italia Oggi” Sundays 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm with host Andrea Urdi to powerful new heights ... but their 1460 AM www.1460WXBR.com. unlikely connection turns out to be “Dolce Vita Radio” DJ RocGardarco Mesiti 11:00 am-1:00 pm Sundays deeper and more complex than your NOVEMBER 90.7 FM or online www.djrocco.com. everyday romance. Emotionally capti- vating and theatrically breathtaking, NOV 23 | “The Nick Franciosa Show” Sundays from 12 Noon to 3:00 pm on WLYN ONCE draws you in from the very first Brown University, Providence. International Prize: 1360 AM and WAZN 1470 AM. note and never lets go. It’s an unfor- “Boccaccio Afterlife.” In cooperation with the American Boccaccio “Guido Oliva Italian Hour” 8:00 am–9:00 am Sundays on WSRO 650 AM gettable story about going for your Association (ABA) and the Town of Certaldo on the occasion of the th PROVIDENCE and online at www.wsro.com. dreams ... not living in fear ... and the 700 anniversary of Giovanni Boccaccio. power of music to connect all of us. “Radio Italia Unita” - Thursdays 2:00 pm–3:00 pm on www.zumix.org/ radio or itunes, college radio click on Zumix. For more information, log onto DECEMBER AMERICAN REPERTORY THEATER www.italiaunita.org. Oberon, 2 Arrow St., Harvard Sq., DEC 6 | MIT, Cambridge “5th Sense Project” Seminar organized “Tony’s Place” on MusicAmerica WPLM FM 99.1 - Sundays 9:00 pm– Cambridge, MA CAMBRIDGE 10:00 pm on MusicAmerica. Host Ron Della Chiesa presents Tony's Place. Visit THE DONKEY SHOW – Ongoing. by the Bocelli Foundation and MIT. www.MusicNotNoise.com. Bringing the ultimate disco experi- Page 12 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013

Recipes from the Homeland by Vita Orlando Sinopoli

We have been asked more than once who bright yellow COPYRIGHT, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED invented radio? Marconi! Yes, an Italian. costume,” NONNA LUCY’S TURKEY STUFFING And the first radio station in America was said a police KDKA in Pittsburgh. In 1922 we had 550 spokesman,” 2 large onions chopped 2 eggs slightly beaten licensed radio stations in total and more most drivers 3 celery stalks chopped 1 small French bread cubed than 1.5 million radio receivers — and radio stated they 2 cans chicken broth 3/4 cup pignoli (pine nuts) was barely two years old! With the begin- did not see him.” 2 chicken bouillon cubes 2 tablespoons grated ning of radio came the beginning of many It was on this day, November 22nd we 1 pound of white or brown Romano Cheese forms of radio entertainment and informa- lost our great president John F. Kennedy. instant rice 1/4 cup white wine tion gathering. WBZ was first located in Dozens of new books on John F. Kennedy 2 tablespoons chopped 4 tablespoons butter or Springfield going back to 1921. The history are being published to coincide with the parsley margarine of radio would require hundreds and hun- 50th anniversary of his assassination. Since 1/2 teaspoon poultry Salt and pepper dreds of pages! So who were some of the WBZ 1963, there have been more than 40,000 seasoning Boston staff? Carl deSuze, Ron Landry, Jay books published on JFK. One day earlier, cube bread and place in a paper bag to Dunn, Dave Maynard, Dick Summer, Bob We met JFK after World War II when a dry, or slightly toast cubed bread and cool on day of stuffing Kennedy and Bruce Bradley. group of us were gathered in Orient Heights, preparation. So who were some of radio’s favorites? Bud East Boston. JFK was part of that group that Use one can of chicken broth as the liquid for cooking Abbott, Lou Costello, Jack Benny, Amos and was talking about their experiences during the instant rice and follow direction on package for cook- Andy, Ed Bergen’s Charlie McCarthy, Spike the war. ing time. When cooked, cover and set aside. Jones, Fred Allen, Eddie Cantor, Danny Unbelievable! About 500 children and Meanwhile melt butter or margarine in a large skillet. Kaye, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians, teenagers die in U.S. hospitals every year Add chopped onion and celery. Stir and cook until onion is Dave Garroway, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, Bob from gunshot wounds, and another 7,500 opaque. Remove from burner. Carefully add remaining can Hope, Shep Fields, Judy Canova, Ed Sullivan, arrive injured by gunshots — totals that of chicken broth to the skillet. Return to burner and heat and programs such as The Green Hornet, have climbed by more than 60 percent over broth slowly. Add cubed bread to the broth and mix until all Burns and Allen, Lux Radio Theatre, The Lone a decade. Most of these shootings involve bread is softened. If needed, add one chicken bouillon cube Ranger, Kate Smith, Fibber McGee and Molly, handguns. to one cup of boiling water. Dissolve bouillon cube and add The Aldrich Family. Thank you, Marconi! The Ugh. Social Security benefits will rise just gradually to bread as needed. word Radio is a beautiful Italian word. 1.5 percent next year, marking one of the Combine rice and softened bread in a large bowl. Add pars- Boston’s WHDH Radio was one of the most smallest annual cost-of-living increases ley, poultry seasoning, grated cheese, wine, and pine nuts. listened to radio stations! The morning ever. The adjustment will add about $19 to Mix thoroughly. Salt to taste and store in refrigerator. When was dominated by the witty Jess Cain and monthly Social Security checks, raising the you are ready to bake the turkey, mix slightly beaten eggs followed by the housewives’ favorite, Fred average benefit to $1,294. The small thoroughly into the stuffing before you fill the turkey cav- B. Cole. My dear mother was a fan of Fred B. increase is largely due to low inflation, as ity. Place stuffed turkey into a proper-size baking pan and Cole. overall prices rose just 1.2 percent over the bake in preheated oven at 325°F until fork tender. Yes, we worked in radio as Promotion past year. Since my family enjoys having some stuffing baked sepa- Director of WCOP Radio in Boston. Also, my Sweet memories! Less sugar, more rately, I oil spray a 9" x 9" baking dish, or size needed to great wife Marilyn worked there doing a memory! Having even slightly high blood bake any remaining stuffing. Baste both turkey and the weekly children’s show, The Young Timer’s sugar levels could put you at risk for memory separate pan of stuffing with turkey pan drippings. Club. She was known as Marilyn Mitchell problems. More than 140 healthy people, who This recipe is for a fifteen-pound turkey. and her true name was Marianne Barretta. did not have diabetes or pre-diabetes, were NOTE: I remember the days, as a child, when I grated the Marilyn also did a Saturday morning TV given memory tests by researchers. Those cheese and chopped the onion and celery for my mother for her show at WBZ-TV. She was a great actress with lower blood sugar levels achieved bet- turkey stuffing. My children, who called their maternal grand- and my favorite Sicilian. ter scores than those with higher levels. mother “Nonna,” learned to prepare this same recipe by help- For the record, Dick Hartman, general These results suggest that even for people ing as I had done. Now we have another generation — my manager of WBZ Radio, tempted me to do a within the normal range of blood sugar, low- grandchildren — eager to follow in this tradition. talk show on the weekends. My dear wife ering their blood sugar levels could be a discouraged me since she said it would put promising strategy for preventing memory an end to our social life. And so it goes. problems and cognitive decline as they age. • Thinking Out Loud (Continued from Page 4) Bella Culo of Chestnut Hill, says “In the The bookie! A Texas man was jailed for fail- Thanksgiving, just like it is from Pearl Harbor, he called old days comedians took a dirty joke and ing to return a library book he checked out this year but I don’t remem- both the same in a different cleaned it up for radio. Today he hears a in 2010. Copperas Cove law allows police ber anything about Thanks- way. I remember after 9/11 clean joke and dirties it up for television.” to arrest anyone who has not returned giving that year. It was dif- thinking how I was feeling The lovely and brilliant Lisa Cappuccio, an overdue book within 90 days. “Nobody ficult to be happy and joy- comparing 1963 with 2001. says, “One good thing about radio — it never wants to get arrested over a library book,” ful when we just watched our Sadly, terrible things hap- shows old movies.” said Municipal Court Judge Bill Price. How president getting buried in pen in our national life. According to the astute and charming true. Arlington National Cemetery. Things we can witness Rosalie Cunio of Waltham, a certain radio Christina Quinlan of Russo’s Imports, My father had Pearl Har- but never quite understand. station phoned one thousand men, asking says, “The only book that really tells you bor December 7, 1941, I had There are always so many to whom they were listening. Ninety-seven where you can go on your vacation is your November 22, 1963 and now “whys” to ask and too percent said they were listening to their checkbook.” my 13-year-old daughter had many questions never quite wives. Barbara D’Amico also of Russo Imports, September 11, 2001. answered. So what else is new? After helping his fam- says, “So many books are now being writ- Each of these horrible As a babyboomer I can only ily escape from a burning house, a Georgia ten on how to speak that there ought to be a events change all of us. hope such tragedies never man raced back into the flames to save his market for one on how to shut up.” These are three dates in happen again but know that stash of Bud Light. “I went back into the Remember, the next time you enter a our history that will never they can. America changed house like a dummy,” said Walter Serpit. “I branch of The Bank of America, give thanks be forgotten by those who forever for me back on was trying to get my beer out. You feel me?” to Amadeo Peter Giannini, the founder. He witnessed them. November 22, 1963 just as Wow! Sultan Kosen, who at 8-foot-3 is the was also the founder of The Bank of Italy. Of I asked my father after I guess it did for my father world’s tallest man, after he married 5-foot- course, it was changed to The Bank of 1963 if the killing of Presi- back in 1941 and for my 9 Merve Dibo in Turkey. “Everyone told me America. dent Kennedy was different daughter in 2001. not to marry him because of his height,” Reminiscing with the wondrous stately said Dibo. “But I fell in love with his heart, musicologist Albert Natale. The first not his height.” Big deal! was created in 1700 by Bartolomeo Cristofori 1st Generation Revenge! After a Colorado man testified who called it piano e forte. Italians gave birth that to keep his estranged wife from get- to jazz! It began in the 1880’s in New Orleans Italian-American ting half of their life savings, he converted by Sicilian immigrants, who came to New the $500,000 into gold — and dumped the Orleans with their musical instruments. Vita Orlando Sinopoli gold into a trash bin. “Damn right I did,” said Nick LaRocca and his Original Dixieland Shares with us Earl Ray Jones, 52. What a Citrulo! Band was the first jazz band to cut a record, Myths about lightning. After Texas rodeo sell over 1 million records, and tour America a delightful recollection clown Casey Wagner was struck by light- and Europe. East Boston produced many, of her memories as a child ning while hiding from a storm under a tree. many, great Italian American musicians When he didn’t move, he was struck again. from 1920 to 1960. Of course, one of the most growing up in “I can tell you one thing,” said Wagner. “I’m famous of all was Geraldo Graziano ... Jerry Boston’s “Little Italy” going to start going to church more.” Amen. Gray. Another popular East Bostonian was and a collection of A lot of chicken ——! California police are Pete Chiriani better known as Pete Herman. using a cop in a chicken suit to ensnare Pete and his trio used to work at the Hi-Hat Italian family recipes careless drivers. The 6-foot-tall chicken Club in Boston where they used to broad- from the homeland. ambles across school crosswalks that many cast on WHDH Radio. And let us not forget, motorists have been carelessly driving it was Louis Prima who created “Sing, Sing” through. Any driver who fails to stop for a which was first performed by Benny Great as Gifts 6-foot-tall chicken trying to cross the road, Goodman at Carnegie Hall in New York, and FROM MY BAKERY PERCH available on .COM police reasoned, also wouldn’t stop for a featured a young drummer Gene Krupa. And and in local bookstores — ask for 4-foot-tall student. Officers ended up tick- it was Joe Venuti of Philadelphia who intro- Hard cover #1-4010-9805-3 ISBN eting 31 drivers who didn’t yield to the big duced the violin to the world of jazz. Soft Cover #1-4010-9804-5 ISBN bird. “Even though the decoy was wearing a AMERICA IS A BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN NAME POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013 Page 13

• Socially Scene (Continued from Page 9) for one-on-one and group mentoring experiences. The DREAM Program builds com- munities of families and col- lege students that empower youth to recognize their options, make informed decisions and achieve their In past stories, I’ve men- look for roots and find any before the turn of the 20th dreams. tioned that I grew up with semblance of family that had Century. He settled in Bos- Ronald Feldman, Music the Contini and Ceruolo side never left. ton and met and married a Director and Principal Bas- of the family, not the Christo- I faced several problems in woman named Antoinette soonist Judith LeClair will foro side. As an adult, I my search. To start with, all during the first decade of the join together on Saturday became interested in trac- of my grandparents except new century and they had December 7th, 8:00 pm at the ing my roots, but they always Babbononno were illiterate. three children, two of whom New England Conservatory’s seemed to stop short when They could neither read nor survived the influenza epi- Jordan Hall for a breath it came to crossing the write Italian or English. This demic of 1918, John Peter taking performance of Con- Atlantic. I spent the sum- affected my last name. The and Mary. John Peter was cert 2: Mozart & Ravel. This mer of 1972 in Italy with my way I spell it is not the way named after Nunzio’s father, is a one night only produc- Bassoonist Judith LeClair old friend and fellow East it originated. When Grandpa Giovanni Pietro, and Mary tion and seat will go fast! will perform Mozart with Bostonian, Sal Meli. As we Christoforo landed here, after Nunzio’s mother Maria New England Conservatory’s the Longwood Symphony traveled through the south- immigration upon hearing Schiavoni. Jordan Hall is located at Orchestra on December 7th ern part of the country, I what he said, wrote his Well, let’s see: my father’s 30 Gainsborough Street, Bos- at Jordan Hall. tried to find connections to name phonetically. It was name was John Peter ton. Tickets are available at (Photo courtesy of both Nanna and Babbononno misspelled and he never (named after his grand- www.longwoodsymphony.org Lindsey Lindekens) with only marginal results. knew. Second, the parts of father) and his sister was and by calling 617-987-0100. At that point in time, I Italy where my grandparents Mary (named after her grand- The Signature Music “Guinga is one of the most didn’t know where grandpa came from had gone through mother). Their father was Series at Berklee Presents important Brazilian compos- nor grandma Christoforo two world wars and several Nunzio, their mother, Antoin- .... Guinga Meets Berklee on ers currently working,” said came from. Dad mentioned earth quakes. This meant ette and their paternal Thursday, December 12th at Nicholl. “Musical communi- Santo Suoso, but that was all that any written documen- grandparents were Giovanni the Berklee Performance ties all over the world know he knew. tation that would shed light Peitro and Maria. This is too Center. and respect his work and My father was never really on them or other parts of close to be coincidence. The 2013-2014 Signature Brazilian artists strive for interested in tracing roots. the families was not in According to what Roberto, Music Series at Berklee the opportunity to record his As far as he was concerned, existence. For the most part, my son John’s friend told wraps its fall season with songs. His influence, while the family started here in I struck out. As a result, I him, part of his side of the Guinga Meets Berklee. The not always direct, has been America the day his father decided to adopt my father’s DeCristofaro family moved acclaimed Brazilian com- and remains immense.” arrived. Neither he nor my stoic attitude and consider to Switzerland but still main- poser and guitarist will per- Carlos Althier de Souza mother ever wanted to travel America as the starting tains roots in the Avellino form a dozen of his original Lemos Escobar — known as to Italy. They were content point for the family. village of Santo Sossio songs with the 30-piece Guinga — is a Brazilian com- exploring the different parts Christoforo is not the cor- Baronia. John and Roberto Berklee Contemporary Sym- poser and guitarist known of the United States and rect spelling of my last headed for Italy during a va- phony Orchestra under the for incorporating many experiencing the people and name. Dad told me that he cation and visited with baton of Francisco Noya, as- musical styles in his music, cultures that landed here dropped the De that was in Roberto’s mother. She has sistant professor of composi- including choro, samba, at whatever point in time. front of our last name when pictures that she inherited tion. Faculty guest soloists baião, foxtrot, blues, jazz and When it was my turn, curi- I was born. As a child going and has more information include Eugene Friesen, classical. Guinga has re- osity got the best of me, so places with my father, I on the family and, I guess, Greg Hopkins, John Stein, corded a dozen CDs and when I spent that summer remember meeting people our roots. Fernando Brandão, Oscar his compositions have been in Italy, I decided to find he had known growing up As I said, the names are Stagnaro and Daniel Ian recorded by artists including my roots. But by then, the and they referred to him too close to be coincidental; Smith. Sérgio Mendes, Elis Regina, only grandparent who was as Johnny DeChristoforo. this must be family. En In addition to the orches- Chico Buarque, Monica Sal- still alive was Babbononno. The name Christoforo is route, John called me to ask tra, several student vocal- maso, Antonio Adolpho, Cauby All I knew from him was misspelled. In Italian, it about Grandma Antoinette’s ists and percussionists will Peixoto, Leila Pinheiro, and that he came from Foggia would be Cristoforo, without family. I had picked up a bit be featured. The concert will Turíbio Santos. In 2002, and that Nanna came from the “h,” so until recently, I of information from my also feature several new ar- journalist Mario Marques Avellino and back in their assumed that my last name cousin, Jim Dello Russo, rangements, including five published a biography about day, those were the names was originally DeCristoforo. Aunt Mary’s son. I knew that written by Guinga’s own Guinga, and his songbook, of provinces. At this point in my life, I Grandma Christoforo had a arranger, Paulo Aragão; six The Music of Guinga, was Sal’s parents had retired wasn’t about to change it. brother named Frank, but by Berklee students and released the following year. from their jobs in Boston and Anyway, that was the order not much else. I knew that one by Matthew Nicholl, Italian filmmaker Massimo made the decision to return of things until recently. parts of the Paglia family had chair of Contemporary Writ- D’Orsi is producing the docu- to their point of origin to live, My son, John, lived in immigrated to Latin America ing and Production and mentary Guinga: pra que Sicily. When Sal called me Zurich, Switzerland, work- during the 20th Century, but musical director for the mentir. One of his recordings regarding me spending my ing in international invest- again, not much else. Dur- concert. with Quinteto Villa-Lobos summer vacation in Italy, he ments. That first summer ing the ’40s and ’50s, Dad (Rasgando Seda) was nomi- was already visiting his folks there, he joined a soccer used to correspond with a nated for a Latin Grammy in Agregento, an ancient city team and played on week- relative in Havana, Cuba, LEGAL NOTICE Award in 2012. in southwestern Sicily. I ends, just as we here in whom he called a cousin. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Guinga Meets Berklee is agreed to join him and we America might play softball. This cousin would send him The Trial Court produced by Stein and spent almost a week with One of his team mates is a box of cigars each month, Probate and Family Court Brandão, and directed by Middlesex Division his folks before moving on to named Roberto DeCristofaro but there was no longer any 208 Cambridge Street Nicholl and Stagnaro. This explore the island of his Archadiarchano. Between contact after Castro came Cambridge, MA 02141 one of a kind performance is birth and the mainland of playing ball, hanging out af- into power. Dad never heard (617) 768-5800 a great way to end the sea- Docket No. MI12P3532EA Italy itself. When it was time ter games and double dating from him again. When I son! The Berklee Perfor- to leave Sicily, we headed together, they both became was a child, there was talk Estate of MILDRED A. OLSEN mance Center is located at up the west coast of Italy, interested in the similari- of relatives in other parts a/k/a MILDRED OLSEN 136 Massachusetts Avenue, zigzagging here and there ties of their last names. of Latin America, mainly Date of Death June 5, 2012 Boston. For more informa- but not really cutting inland Roberto called his mother Puerto Rico, Uruguay and CITATION ON PETITION FOR tion call the BPC at 617-747- until we reached Pisa. Once back in Italy and she came Argentina. ORDER OF COMPLETE SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE 2261 or visit the website at there, we headed northeast up with some eye-opening Being involved in so many ww.berklee.edu/bpc. to Florence, Bologna, Sienna information. First of all, she things in my life, the trac- To all interested persons: A Petition has been filed by Dianne and Venice. After leaving lives in a village in Avellino, ing of roots was put on a back Carrasquillo of Natick, MA requesting that an LEGAL NOTICE Venice, we headed down the named Santo Sossio Baronia. burner, but here we are Order of Complete Settlement of the estate issue east coast in a southern This is where Grandpa three generations born in including to approve an accounting, determine NOTICE OF SALE testacy, determine heirs, compel or approve a direction. It was quite a trip. Christoforo came from. Sec- America, and my son, John, distribution, adjudicate a final settlement and Notice is hereby given by TODISCO When we approached the ondly, her grandfather had a has made a connection that other such relief as may be requested in the TOWING OF 94 CONDOR STREET, Petition. EAST BOSTON, MA pursuant to areas that my grandparents brother named, Nunzio, who should prove where the You have the right to obtain a copy of the the provisions of Mass G.L. c 255, came from, I attempted to immigrated to America just Christoforo (DeChristoforo Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Section 39A that they will sell the You have a right to object to this proceeding. following vehicles online Monday, DeCristofaro) family came November 25, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. from. To do so, you or your attorney must file a — FOR YOU WHO APPRECIATE THE FINEST — written appearance and objection at this Vehicles are being sold to satisfy I’m excited and can’t wait Court before 10:00 a.m. on December 12, their garage keeper’s lien for towing, THE until John calls me with 2013. storage and notices of sale: more info. Until then, may This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline 2002 CHEVY by which you must file a written appearance EXPRESS BOX TRUCK Johnny Christy GOD BLESS AMERICA. and objection if you object to this proceed- VIN #1GBHG31R321161439 ing. If you fail to file a timely written appear- ance and objection followed by an Affidavit 2006 FREIGHTLINER of Objections within thirty (30) days of the SPRINTER VAN Small Ads return date, action may be taken without VIN #WDYPD544965915510 Orchestra further notice to you. The above vehicles will be sold WITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, at auction online only at Get Big Results First Justice of this Court. Date: November 06, 2013 TOWLOT.COM MUSIC FOR ALL For more information, and is open to everyone. OCCASIONS 781-648-5678 call 617-227-8929. Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate Run date: 11/22/13 Run dates: 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 2013 Page 14 POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013

• News Briefs (Continued from Page 1) media lackey types dance cian listens to the people.” lishment types such as U.S. NEWS BRIEFS on. He always tried to do just Sen. John McCain who needs (FROM ITALIAN Sad Fact of Life that. to exit stage left. Moderates NEWSPAPERS AND I heard this one on the Obama Still Pushing and Tea Party folks need to Kuhner Report. Did you know His Edsel find a way to work out their OTHER PUBLICATIONS) that the fast growing sport Back during the Cold War, differences with each other Compiled by Orazio Z. Buttafuoco among young people is the Kremlin pushed the for the greater good of the cage fighting? We seem to Lada on its motorized peas- GOP and America. The Tea be going back to the Roman ants. They weren’t buying it. Party is not as wacko as the THE RESCUE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL MASTERPIECES. Empire and gladiators rip- In Yugoslavia, President Tito Democrats would have us Up until November 5, 2013, a ‘must see’ exhibit had been ping each other to pieces was hawking the Yugo but believe and the moderate- open to the public inside the majestic and once the Pope’s for entertainment purposes. the Yugo never went. Now GOP wing is not as liberal as fortress, Castel Sant’Angelo in Rome (originally built as a Soon we will be breeding President Obama is trying to the Tea Party sees it. Mausoleum to Emperor Adrian). The entire exhibit con- lions again for sports use shove his version of good The last thing for America sisted of hundreds of masterpieces discovered in many for- too? health care down our throats is to become a one-party eign museums as well as with art collectors worldwide, Desert Fox Son Dies but it is looking more and state because we know how mostly in the United States. The art works filled nine halls Manfred Rommel, the more like the Edsel of health that idea in world history of the castle. The well-organized and successful exhibit has mayor of Stuttgart for 22 care. turns out. met the expectations of artists, art professors, many visi- years and the son of Desert Christie is Right If I were given a choice tors and art aficionados. Many of the art works had been Fox General Rommel during The Republican Party needs between Christie and Cruz, smuggled and sold outside Italy to museum managers World War II recently passed to grow and expand its mes- I would have to seriously unaware that the art sale was illegal. One of the halls away. For the last 40 years sage or it will continue to look at that matchup but if showed examples of gorgeous ‘marble colors.’ One of the he was a noted municipal lose election after election to the choice was Christie or pieces was the statue of the Ercolano’s amazon. The vari- politician who earned inter- the more crafty Democrats. Hillary, hands down I would ous contrasting colors were still bright despite the many national respect for his tol- On the Eastern Seaboard, it be for Christie. centuries that had elapsed from the time of creation. The erance and liberal policies. needs to attract more Scott What Obama Meant? most spectacular art work in the exhibit was a large bowl, He was a member of Chan- Browns and Chris Christies. You can keep your health the work of the most celebrated artist of ancient times, cellor Angela Merkel’s Chris- In the Heartland and South- insurance PERIOD.” What he Euphronis. It is a true masterpiece, in ceramics, and was tian Democratic Union. Dur- west, it needs more Ted really meant, “All you not part of the collection of the Metropolitan Museum in New ing his years as mayor, he Cruzs. What it doesn’t need named PERIOD are on your York City, but now returned to Italy when evidence proved was always very popular. In is more Ruling Class estab- own.” that it had illegally been smuggled from Italy. How have one of his last interviews, he these art works been identified and then claimed by Italy? commented, “A good politi- By special teams of the Italian National Police, the • The Financial Corner (Continued from Page 6) Carabinieri and the Guardia di Finanza (treasury police), annual earnings limit rises income thereafter without a following long and patient investigations. LEGAL NOTICE to $15,480. Social Security withholding penalty.1 It is great to see great art works, some many millennia recipients who will turn On the job, the wage base Commonwealth of Massachusetts 66 next year can earn up for Social Security taxes is old, at last returned to their proper country, the artistic The Trial Court patrimony of everyone. And yet, there may still be artworks Probate and Family Court to $41,400 in 2014; if their rising. American workers someone has found and illegally sold to some anonymous Middlesex Division earnings break through that will pay a 6.2% payroll tax on 208 Cambridge Street ceiling, they will have $1 of the initial $114,000 of their collectors, never to be known by the public, or artists. The Cambridge, MA 02141 obvious hope is that the work of the investigators can lead (617) 768-5800 their benefits temporarily 2014 income. The 2013 pay- to the discovery of these unknown art works. Docket No. MI10P1457EA withheld for every $3 above roll tax cap was $113,700. In the matter of that level. Once you get to About 6% of working Ameri- SICILY’S RED CORAL. The red coral is widely present in EUGENIA GUINIER the month in which you cans will pay more in Social the Mediterranean Sea. It can be found in warm waters, Date of Death August 9, 2009 celebrate your 66th birthday, Security tax next year as a not yet polluted and not that deep. Some rare corals have CITATION ON PETITION FOR you can earn any amount of consequence of this seemingly ALLOWANCE OF ACCOUNT been found other than in red: in a bright white and in pale insignificant adjustment.1,6 pink colors. However, the red Mediterranean coral is defi- To all interested persons: A Petition has been filed by Sheila Williams nitely the best. The artisans of Trapani, where an exhibit of Athen, OH requesting allowance of the First The opinions voiced in this article are for general infor- was staged in June (2013), have been able to create works account(s) as Personal Representative and mation only. They are not intended to provide specific of unmatched beauty. Artisans as well as sculptors were any other relief as requested in the Petition. You have the right to obtain a copy of the advice or recommendations for any individual. world-known in the 15th century, to the point of being rec- Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. Joe Vita may be reached at 781-933-6533 ext.2616 or ognized and hired for their skill by nobility and even by You have a right to object to this proceeding. Royal Houses. The coral is fashioned in many shapes of To do so, you or your attorney must file [email protected]. www.trilogyfs.com a written appearance and objection at this jewelry, for it symbolizes the beauty of the creation, and it Court before 10:00 a.m. on December 26, Securities and advisory services offered through National Planning Corporation 2013. (NPC). Member FINRA, SIPC. A Registered Investment Adviser. Trilogy Financial Ser- is used also in Church-in- vices and NPC are separate and unrelated entitles. spired artistic creations. The This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline by which you must file a written appearance This material was prepared by MarketingLibrary.Net Inc., and does not necessarily LEGAL NOTICE art of the coral developed and objection if you object to this proceed- represent the views of the presenting party, nor their affiliates. All information is greatly in the 17th and 18th ing. If you fail to file a timely written appear- believed to be from reliable sources; however we make no representation as to its Commonwealth of Massachusetts centuries. Some of the great- ance and objection followed by an Affidavit completeness or accuracy. Please note - investing involves risk, and past performance The Trial Court of Objections within thirty (30) days of the is no guarantee of future results. The publisher is not engaged in rendering legal, Probate and Family Court est masterpieces have been return date, action may be taken without accounting or other professional services. If assistance is needed, the reader is chosen for a traveling ex- further notice to you. advised to engage the services of a competent professional. This information should Suffolk Probate and Family Court WITNESS, HON. PETER C. DiGANGI, 24 New Chardon Street hibit that will go from Palazzo not be construed as investment, tax or legal advice and may not be relied on for the First Justice of this Court. purpose of avoiding any Federal tax penalty. This is neither a solicitation nor recom- Boston, MA 02114 Valle, in Catania, to end up Date: November 18, 2013 (617) 788-8300 mendation to purchase or sell any investment or insurance product or service, and in Trapani, in Western Sic- Tara E. DeCristofaro, Register of Probate should not be relied upon as such. All indices are unmanaged and are not illustrative Docket No. SU13P2261EA ily, in the ‘Pepoli Museum.’ Run date: 11/22/13 of any particular investment. Estate of Citations. NUNZIO ROBERTO 1 Date of Death July 14, 2013 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE - money.usnews.com/money/blogs/planning-to-retire/2013/10/30/how-social- security-will-change-in-2014 [10/30/13] CITATION ON PETITION 2 - blogs.marketwatch.com/encore/2013/10/30/social-securitys-2014-raise-a- FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trial Court The Trial Court modest-1-5/ [10/30/13] To all interested persons: 3 Probate and Family Court Probate and Family Court - seniorsleague.org/agenda/ [11/7/13] A Petition has been filed by Anthony Roberto 4 Middlesex Division Middlesex Division - stats.bls.gov/cpi/cpifaq.htm#Question_4 [10/24/13] of Lynn, MA requesting that the Court enter a 5 - baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/bs-md-federal-chained-cpi- formal Decree and Order of testacy and for such 208 Cambridge Street 208 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, MA 02141 East Cambridge, MA 02141 20131106,0,7051573, full.story [11/7/13] other relief as requested in the Petition. 6 (617) 768-5800 (617) 768-5800 - aarp.org/politics-society/advocacy/info-02-2013/the-chained-consumer-price- And also requesting that Anthony Roberto index-explained.html [2/13] of Lynn, MA be appointed as Personal Docket No. MI13P4407EA Docket No. MI13P5173EA Representative(s) of said estate to serve With Estate of Estate of Personal Surety on the bond. JOSEPH H. GOLDEN JOHN J. GOLDEN You have the right to obtain a copy of the Date of Death July 4, 2013 a/k/a JOHN JACOB GOLDEN Petition from the Petitioner or at the Court. INFORMAL PROBATE Date of Death August 25, 2013 You have a right to object to this proceeding. PUBLICATION NOTICE INFORMAL PROBATE To do so, you or your attorney must file PUBLICATION NOTICE a written appearance and objection at this To all persons interested in the above Court before 10:00 a.m. on December 19, captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner To all persons interested in the above 2013. Ronald P. Golden of Hudson, MA, Petitioner captioned estate, by Petition of Petitioner This is NOT a hearing date, but a deadline Kenneth D. Golden of Waltham, MA, Petitioner Ronald P. Golden of Hudson, MA, Petitioner by which you must file a written appearance Diane M. Gaudet of Townsend, MA. Kenneth D. Golden of Waltham, MA. and objection if you object to this proceed- A Will has been admitted to informal probate. A Will has been admitted to informal probate. ing. If you fail to file a timely written appear- Ronald P. Golden of Hudson, MA, Kenneth Ronald P. Golden of Hudson, MA, Petitioner ance and objection followed by an Affidavit D. Golden of Waltham, MA, Diane M. Gaudet Kenneth D. Golden of Waltham, MA have been of Objections within thirty (30) days of the of Townsend, MA have been informally informally appointed as the Personal Repre- return date, action may be taken without appointed as the Personal Representatives of sentatives of the estate to serve without surety further notice to you. the estate to serve without surety on the bond. on the bond. The estate is being administered under The estate is being administered under The estate is being administered under formal procedure by the Personal Represen- informal procedure by the Personal Represen- informal procedure by the Personal Represen- tative under the Massachusetts Uniform tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- tative under the Massachusetts Uniform Pro- Probate Code without supervision by the bate Code without supervision by the Court. bate Code without supervision by the Court. Court. Inventory and accounts are not Inventory and accounts are not required to be Inventory and accounts are not required to be required to be filed with the Court, but recipi- filed with the Court, but interested parties are filed with the Court, but interested parties are ents are entitled to notice regarding the entitled to notice regarding the administration entitled to notice regarding the administration administration from the Personal Repre- from the Personal Representative and can from the Personal Representative and can sentative and can petition the Court in petition the Court in any matter relating to the petition the Court in any matter relating to the any matter relating to the estate, including estate, including distribution of assets and estate, including distribution of assets and distribution of assets and expenses of expenses of administration. Interested parties expenses of administration. Interested parties administration. are entitled to petition the Court to institute are entitled to petition the Court to institute formal proceedings and to obtain orders formal proceedings and to obtain orders WITNESS, HON. JOAN P. ARMSTRONG, terminating or restricting the powers of Per- terminating or restricting the powers of Per- First Justice of this Court. sonal Representatives appointed under infor- sonal Representatives appointed under infor- Date: October 9, 2013 mal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, mal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, Patricia M. Campatelli, Register of Probate if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. if any, can be obtained from the Petitioner. Run date: 11/22/13 Run date: 11/22/13 Run date: 11/22/13 BOSTON POST-GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 22, 2013 Page 15

EXTRA Innings HOOPS and HOCKEY in the HUB by Sal Giarratani by Richard Preiss Do I Write About the starter for the Yankees behind Ford. NY Yankees Too Much? Getting back to the 1956 World Series, Many fans of my Extra Innings column Larson got a brand new car and Kucks said, TALKING ABOUT TINKER- two beyond that. But it would think I spend too much time talking about “I got a fishing rod.” ING WITH OT — What’s this be real hockey from start to the dreaded Bronx Bombers, what do you Ortiz Didn’t Finish 3rd in Mayoral Race we hear about various pro- finish, not a diluted version think out there? My friend Carmine who The above headline ran in the NY Post posals being bandied about of the game at the end. works real estate out of his Hanover Street recently claiming that write-ins didn’t count by NHL general managers Some will say that games office likes the Boston Red Sox and my in the Boston’s mayor’s race. They were all concerning possible changes with multiple overtimes will weekly baseball column but the Nooch counted together without counting just Big in the format used to decide tire out the players. Well, thinks I write too much about the Yankees Papi’s numbers. Sounds like sour-grapes overtime games? in an athletic contest, ath- all the time. Do I? Italian Americans have down in the Big Apple I believe had Ortiz Seems as though some are letes with the most stamina a love-hate relationship with the Yankees been on the ballot. He actually might have thinking about shelving the may well prevail. So, teams versus the Red Sox. Baby boomers like my- won the job. Who really knows, right? shootout, a feature we never that have more players in self remember all those dry Red Sox years Kershaw, Scherzer Top Pitchers liked since its introduction better shape might well win of the late ’50s and early ’60s when the Sox at the start of the 2005-2006 a few more games over the &%$@*^ and the Yankees with guys that season. course of the regular season. were great. They were always my second However, there may be a What’s so wrong with that? team behind the hometown guys. Nooch at steep price to pay to say And what if back-to-back least most of the time I write about the Yan- goodbye to a bad practice. games are scheduled? Well, kees, lately it is obituary time for them. How about 3 on 3 for at least perhaps there could be fewer Johnny Kucks a portion of the skating OT? of those. Did you ever notice Great Yankees Pitcher in 1956 Yes, that’s being floated how the B’s might play three right now. As if there were or four games in a week and not enough gimmicks once then not play for the next Clayton Kershaw Max Scherzer you got past 60 minutes of several days? A more bal- Clayton Kershaw of the LA Dodgers and hockey. First came the anced schedule might go a Max Scherzer of the Tigers were this year’s introduction of 4 on 4 in long way towards alleviating Cy Young winners. Kershaw won the award overtime during the 1998- that concern. for the second time with a 1.83 ERA, lowest 1999 season. We were told it None of these trial balloons in 13 years. He finished 16-9 with 232 would make the game more may come to pass or perhaps strikeouts. Scherzer won the AL honors, exciting, that many more some version of them will winning 21 games with a 2.90 ERA and 240 contests would end in the see the light of day. There strike outs. five-minute skating OT, etc. may well be some changes Farrell Wuz Robbed? But proof positive that it in the future. Many Red Sox fans think Manager John is a gimmick comes every Those in decision making Farrell was robbed when he didn’t win spring in the Stanley Cup capacities throughout the this year’s AL Manager of the Year Bill Skowron, Johnny Kucks and Yogi playoffs. Then all overtimes NHL need look no further Award after taking the Red Sox to a World Berra during Game 7 of the 1956 World are still contested in the than the closest MLB team Series victory following their 69-93 season Series playoffs against the Brooklyn classic 5 on 5 manner with- or minor league baseball in 2012. Shouldn’t worse to first mean Dodgers. The Yankees won 9-0. out shootouts. In other words, franchise to find the best something? when it really counts and solution to the situation. Johnny Kucks, finished the 1956 season This year’s winner was Terry Francona, everything is on the line, NOT A CHANCE — When a 18-9. This sinkerball righty was just 24 who took the Cleveland Indians into post- we’ll continue to play real 5 coach is hired he has to be when he shut down the Brooklyn Dodgers season. It was their first playoff appearance on 5 hockey. On other occa- given a chance. A chance to to clinch the 1956 World Series in Game 7 in 6 seasons and a 24 game improvement sions, we may consider vari- install his system, a chance for the NY Yankees. He recently passed at over last season. Back in 2004 and again in ous scenarios. to infuse his players with his age 81. His big league career lasted only six 2007 when the Red Sox won those And right now, those sce- philosophy concerning how seasons and finished 54-56 with a 4.10 ca- World Series, he was passed over twice. narios may come to include to play the game. reer ERA. However, in 1956 he wasn’t ex- While I think Farrell should have won this another gimmick — say All of this may take some pected to be in the starting rotation after year’s award, I am sure like Francona, he’ll hello to 3 on 3. time. The desired results — going 8-7 in 1955. However, he made the get there sooner than later like good ole Under various proposals, winning more games might rotation and was the Yankees second best Tito. the skating OT would be in- not come to pass right away. pitcher behind the great Whitey Ford. He Rookie of the Year Winners creased from the present That’s why it was partic- won 14 games before the end of July and five minutes to perhaps as ularly disconcerting to us was named to the All-Star squad. He won long as 10 minutes. It would when we learned that Buf- Game 7 on a 9-0 game giving up three start as a 4 on 4 but then at falo Sabres head coach Ron singles. His sinkerball workings, 16 of the some point (not yet decided) Rolston, a man who coached 27 Brooklyn outs were grounders. Few re- give way to 3 on 3 for the at the college level in our member that feat since two days previous, balance of the OT. Suppos- area for five seasons, wasn’t Yankees legendary pitcher Don Larson edly, this would cut down on really given enough time to threw a perfect game. shootouts which a growing get the job done in the West- In 1959, he was traded to the Kansas City number of people around the ern New York community. Athletics for Ralph Terry, who in 1962, was league have come to dislike. The 47-year-old Michigan the only other Yankee to pitch a shut out in Wil Myers Jose Fernandez Here’s a simple question: native was shown the door Game 7 of the World Series. Personally, American League Rookie of the Year goes Why can’t we just have over- in mid-November after a I don’t remember much of Kucks, but I to Wil Myers of the Tampa Bay Rays. The time? You know, real 5 on 5 short stint behind the Buf- do remember Terry as a great number two 22-year-old Myers batted .293 with 13 home hockey just like you have in falo bench that encom- runs and 53 RBIs in only 88 overtime during the playoffs? passed about five months of games. NL winner was Jose Baseball seems to be fine actual hockey action over Fernandez of the Miami with continuing games into the course of two seasons. Leave the DELIVERY to Us! Marlins. At age 20, he went extra innings without chang- Rolston, who was an assis- 12-6 with a 2.19 ERA and ing the number of players on tant at Harvard from 1999 to With a Gift Subscription to the struck-out 187 batters. the field. It’s worked for more 2002 and then at Boston Col- Post-Gazette, your generosity A Celebration of than a century in that game. lege from 2002-2004, took Teddy Baseball There are some long base- over on February 20th for will be remembered every Upcoming soon will be ball games. 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