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/• .., tii •Aouttiu a* £~^-m "iw"«. o"'-^ -v"0,u flMBH ^41 - £W^ 250 VOL.23No.15 Thursday, January3,1991 SneHaIrNItNheG UBnRitIeGdHTF-i-rsNtewParhiissthoriCchaulrclhi,ghtsbaciklglurmoiunnadt.e thTeheQuciansctyirSoqnuarfiextuarreesa. r>vouglihgohutts thhaevedobwenetnowenrecatreeda.andTheplafnisxtucraelsl, fwohricmhorceostli$g2ht,s500toeabceh,adwdeerde comprised of a Madisonian post with a Washington twin ornate cross arm ade possible through private donations. with acorn globes, have replaced aluminum cobra-style lights. To date, 42 (QuincySunphotobyTomGorman) fmgt2 QulncjSun Tnunday. January3,1991 MWRA Launch City, Operation Watersense MayorJamesA.Sheets andconservationmanagers of the MWRA recently launched Operation Watersense, acooperative water-conservationprogram designed to help Quincy homeowners and renters savethousandsofgallonsof watereachyear. The program's winter scheduleincludesinstalling low-flow showerheads, faucetaerators,toiletdams andleakdetectionwithno charge to customers, in about8,000unitsofmulti- acQtoUmiImtsiNtrCteeYceenCatEnCdNhTorwiEsnRtemrBaosUfSsEoIicNlieaEelnS'eSsveSanpnte.dciHParalorfSoeilszdsesiSoSnaahdloofpA,srsceohcceaiiiavrtemidoatnnhreoefMcoetghmnebizeQerCdBotfPwATo'hoesfYiptersaomrmeoAmtwbiaeorrndss DfaemcTihleyemdbwpeerlrolginrgaisnm. beQguainnciyn and Roger PerfettiofBayBank Norfolk Trustand QCBPAtreasurerwaspresented an Housing Authority appreciationaward.FromtheleftareEileenCohen,QCBPAexecutivedirector;Sadof,Perfetti buildings. With the andQCBPAPresidentCharlesRyderofRyder'sofQuincy. cooperation of the South (QuincySunphotobyRobertBosworth) ShoreRentalAssociation,it Secondary isunderwayinothermulti- familyunits. Previte's Lunch In May, a similar programwillbeofferedto h•i£mpp"7£-SirBlo$on2i.en9lS9etsrLbis12p-1s4Lbs mrDSIaoitcpallahplykl,TloM,.ieouacolneoc.nlrsMiep::siJHipsdaz,alzndamEa.mlwbF,ai,e7lrruk-lerff.1ysrrg1euh&eistrRhebaljHopauepniikalcgeseehe,da, hnpmtHiaonhohnootruodtriCmesthfeereeeoi-Qheeofnutodwaiewhilmdibandmniegenslcnehefytymborii2orbnnf3sreeeoi,hoircrc0ongagsr0oetha,ed0iwbnwsowioiitn.slrlzQwllhauaootcciroiaranadroinbcndsnvyyeds.se pOtMRMrehrpeAWconeoeutrgYRnsaartOalAtalniymRdo.sCAnmosesntJoosWfcAe.aT.,wi.rt,hM«iagvee..tatEarlhits»Sl*oieopnomnnrnessomAetgC.,booroefaormariSsw,dnHaitwtEnoraedfaoErtetdT,estourShirceg,eisnEceSdodotnnleuosenKtfeiathtrc,otnvottSasrstthesaiodanorgvttdneeeoo Whole Pork Loins Wed: Spaghetti and pwuiblllicibzeeaansdkeaddvotcoatehetlhpe tenants or homeowners. CSRophaaoarptaa-R-fcs- $2.09Lb *4i mmfierlaekst.hbalblask,edgrIeteanlianbearonlsl,, cLaemvMpyaWingRont.AedDQiuriencctoyrisPatuhle cvfiiertrsiytzepnrscacisttiaycvaelhwweaalytp,ei'rn'giSnhetoehutisrs cptherenoptoussryaysl.tsemwhiiRncathtohewtirhlelt2th1aasknte 14LbAvg Thurs: Barbeque first community in the added undertakingany extensive BCohnieclkeesns OGurroLuenadn cmbhaiikxFceerkdide:nwh,Bveaeakgtseewdtroaelblella,tesmsai,glpnkoe.tfawrtieost,hh ptaauartrth"gioTcrehiitpiteaystd'esiwpnarttthoheegerprdraiosmgtdrriiarcmthe.actsto atahngedeOnpfceiiyrrnsasttttoaielofldnfiorrWwetacatttbleeyyrrs-peasrnaossvvetiiandtigees BcanhnoeodawsreedsxnuppepocnlfosiniesvsD,eeirrtsveheaceattrioMcrohsnWesRahfnaAodsr meat sauce, peas, fresh installationofconservation devices. Planscallforthe protection of local and Breast Sirloin bakedItalianroll,milk. devicesandtheprovisionof program to be offered to existing sources. It is leakdetectionmaterialsto M73W0,R0A00householdsinthe emphasizingleakdetection $1.99Lb $1-79 Lb NEWSCARRIERS mfaomrielietshdaunri3n0g,0109091,Q"uiLnecvyy sTehrveiceparroeag.ram is paunbdlircepaierduocfatpiiopnes afnodr 3LbsorMore WANTED said. partoftheMWRA'slong- commercial,industrial and Hexetrrea'smoanecyhabnycebuitlodienagrna "Wearehappytobethe range water supply domesticwaterusers. 72SumnerStreet QuincySunhomedelivery Elementary Lunch Q_ui.ncy,M.A off385Washing*tonSt. 472-9830 routTee.lephone:471-3100 Mon:JaPniz.za7,-1f1ruitjuice, andThurjsel:lyPeasnauntdwbiutcthe,r wheatroll,milk. chocolate chip cookies, chocolate chip cookies, I PHARMACY msiulekTWy.,ueedsf::reNshOAmLebraUikNceCdanHwhcehaotp wceilteFhrryi:stmicaTkussr,hkemeidylk.frpioctaastsoe,e SaveShGoapsLaoncdallMyoney WherePersonalizedService roll,vegetable,jello,milk. vegetable, fresh baked Is What WereAllAbout when comes it Surgical Supplies • Medical Equipment to insurance we Home Equipment Installations k, eep good companies ^ We represent many fine insurance companies.Andweselectthecompany — Home Delivery — wneeedtshin—k cwahnetbheesrtitssuictoyvoeurragienfsourraynocuer car,yourhomeoryourbusiness. 10%OFF For insurance with an independent ALLAIDSFORDAILYLIVING pointofview,giveusacall We Feature: berryinsurance agency inc. • Ambulatory Aids • Back & Neck Cushions 685 HANCOCK STREET. QUINCY • Wheel Chair Accessories • Reachers & Arthritic Utensils 479-5500 • Dressing Aids Kit • And Many More Products! 385WAS•HTIENLG.T7O7N3S-T7.,7Q3U3IN•CY,MA. »829WW4aEl-StT1hOa2Nm1S4T 529F8rMaA-nIk5Nl2iSn0T0 6964W08niM-pA2oIi9Ne0ST0 Thursday. January3,1*91 QuincySun Pig*3 Ceremonies Monday At 10 AM. Sheets To Keynote Problems, Fiscal Mid-Term Progress At ByROBERTBOSWORTH Sheets will also likely administrationhasbeenable of council members is mentionhis"QuincyPlan." to"keepthecityfinancially taken, Hank Bradley, MayorJamesA.Sheets The plan, which will afloat. commanderofthe Quincy whsAieedlcdlordneeldosifsvfyeieMrcaosiranldihlniaysyof,bMfeiiJgcdaein-n.Tweh7hreiamnst srDctooernwdatneattievongewilenospQrpuomipenocfnsyoat,rlswillatohnbefde asaucmcc"ahoIzm'apmesldhsioastrihtsefpdieertdis.hooadtImo'mfuctriehmawel.lie"yn VttheheetFeFProllaalenglds.goeCwoioufnncgAilll,egwSiihallenceletesat'do 10 a.m. in the Council revealedinfullinFebruary. 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I cards you can redeem Expiresatthestrokeofnoon,Wednesday,January9,1991 fboursimnoesrseesg.ifFtrseeattoloycoaul and a helpful way to learn answers to your QS7S7UI0I-NA9Cd2Y5..0m.LaSkilnSo 3B894R1*A3IW8Na3sTh0RiEnEgtonSt. 3s564c53i-tG7ua0an6nt6eettRd I questionBsA.RBARA W67S27OO40U-QHL9aU2An3ISc5NToCOcYkNSt W23H34AE52NY-WO5Ma4VOa3EhU3lRTnHglonSt C63H68OI3HSN-oAG9.6SH2MSA9aEMiTnSt. THENUMBERONE PNHAORWNEPREROE(ST6E1N7MT)AE4TN7I9VD-EE25Z87 3727009Q2ui3n2cyA*c 812367-69W2a9s9hingtonSt.Rl*.53 R7t4c9-2262786*298MainSt Ueaqeens °fc I CA . . . Page4 QuincySun Thursday. January3,1991 Sunbeams USPS453-060 13T7hP2eubHQlauinischnoecdcykwSeSueInk.lPQyuuboilnnicsyTh,hiunMrgassCdsaoy,0bI2yn1c69 ByHenryBosworth HeRnorbyerWtHBosBwosowrotrhthJr.,EPduibtloirsher JaneCArena,AssistantEditor A 25«percopy,$1100peryearbymailinQuincy Raymond! Candidate? $1200peryearbymailoutsideQuincy,$1500outofstate Telephone471-3100 471-3101 471-3102 SecondclasspostagepaidatBoston,Mass TheQuincPyosStumna.st1e3r72SHeanndcoacddkreSts„sQcuhianncgye,tMoass02169 treDasaunrer'sRaoyfmfiocnedtihislweeaeveksamtihdespNeocrufloaltkionChoeunwtilyl HWeellh,aswni'llthreearlleyturlenfttoit.thHeeQuisinstcilylpcohliatiircamlanscoefnet?he optacyrcpTtouhgreorsfaQpauhniicnaacdlyveeSrrutrionrsseamsiesnnutamdeivnserwtnhiciscefhmientannhtcesiatblyuptroegwsirplaolpnhsriiebpciralilintteyrtrhtoaortr AM,' yreeaAtrn'usrdn,cittoypteehrleehcaQtpiusoinn,csymoaopnyo.bleit.iLciaklearethnias. CQouuiBnunctciylw,oCiuStclyhdoDohelemCoccoormmametiibtcatceCkeoma-smoiartctsaeonemd.eitdiamteeifnorthtehefuCtiutrye Politicalobserversthinkhemight inanothermayoralbid? Stop & Shop lmaarkgee.aOrru,n fmoarycbiet,y cotuhnecillsocrhoaotl- "noH.e"reallyisn'tsayingatthispoint.Butheisn'tsaying Donates $5,471 To ccooumRnmaciiytlmtleooenr.d(iWahrads2)baenednabsocthhooalccoitmymittReAeYmManONbeDfoIre. opt"HiIeonlssihkoeoupletdon.b"setapyreatcttyiavcet,i"veheasshaeysr.et"uIr'nmstkoeheipsipnrgivmatye He was elected to the School lawpractice. Local Food Banks wChoimlmeiatttteeendiinng1B97o1staotntChoellaeggeeoLfa2w3 himBuctotmhpolseetewlhyohakpnpoy.whimdon'tthinkthatwillkeep School. Theynotehelovesthepoliticalfieldasmuchashedid Stop and Shop StopandShopCompany 23TchaantdiwdaastetshefoyretahrretehaotptehnerSechwoeorle theHef'ololtbbaellbafciekl,d.theypredict.And,soon. Supermarketemployeesin and Stop and Shop Committee seats. The other two Quincyhavedonated$5,471 winners: Harold Daviswhotopped ptaortthreoeflotchaelcchoarmiptaiensy'ass pFoorutnidoantoifonthemfauntdcsheradiseda IntDerAeVstIiSngly, McthCcaufileeldyafnidniFshreadnkinMcthCeautlheiyrd.spot larNgeOWth,isIyFearR,AtYhaMtOcoNuDldIbdeidonreunoffotrhecobuenstcirlalcoersatin- cdaenasnmiupgaanleidg"ntFo,ofoededaftohrepFhrruoineggnrrdyas.m" c$b1yo6m5ep,aac0nh0y0sdtotoonrae.t1e1d8Imncohraalerl,itthtiaehnse bbaehrBiounmtdetseetrhcaoftnordtpwhlaeascfeutRunaroeymasopno1ld0iityiebcayarls978votes. CreocuFenoncrtimlyeleorarrsM.aLyeoorKFerlalynkaMrceCastuilllecyoansniddferoerdmerpoWteanrtdial1 Inall, 58 supermarkets throughout the New later,McCauleyrolledbyRaymondi candidates. in Massachusetts raised Englandarea. tocapturethemayor'soffice. Ifallthreegotin,thethreeincumbents,TimCahill, morethan$78,000through Locally,StopandShop Raymondi was elected Ward 2 MikeCheneyandPatriciaTolandwouldbefacingtheir creativefundraisersforfood Headquarters at Quincy councilorin 1975and servedthere toughestopposition. banTkhseacrosstchoemstmatue.nity CtoenttheerQPulianzcaydoCnraistiesdC$e1n,t6e7r8. untHilehmisayunshuacvceesbsefeunltbhiedfifrosrtmSacyhooro.l McCAULEY supTphoerret'esd bboetehn WsiplelciulaamtiWoneldthaatndMJcoCsaeuplhey,Malwohnoe campaign consists of a Moneywasraisedduringa CommitteemantorunsuccessfullyfortheCityCouncil. mightbeinlineforastateappointment.Buthesayshe's number of programs hotdogfoodfestival. Raymondi, who was appointed Norfolk County notwaitingbythephone.He'snotexpectingacallfrom designed tosupport those SuperStopandShopon Treasurerin198S,didanoutstandingjobinthatoffice- eitherWeldorMalone. wOchtoobseurf,ferevferroymhSutnogper.anIdn NQeuwipnocryt rAavies.edin$2N,o8r6t3h s-haanmbolfefsicebythhaitshpraeddebceeesnsorscwanhdoaliwzeendtatnodprliefstoninona takIefhheidmidougtetoafntahpepociitnytmeelnecttitohnat,piocftucroeu.rsBeu,twoifulhde tfwecoSbuahnhmonasopodrhspriela,atsosai.vfbysuoolepeloereeudsronsmrfstaegeursaectknrhiiesvztaapablsataossidnbioaoossnnpw,,otdlrea-tcdeanhad-dera hSfFStuheorhenliurldSdeottrunuheaprdgieae.sshrnrenrb,S"oaAtAfdkrodoetponLeparaosttynani-,ldnAgeg-sSQGhu$Ithoi1soonp,lsc2attoy0nh"0,nde aestohenmneegbeBRkreouaioyfztynffzgimal1ctno9eehrtn9emeiad0-e-neminiwldonteascrcssttecutishrmnoteaebnoforae.frgmnyieelcteHdsiia.eenvrrneotedttgsoeooparptenbceedttrsiaawadmbteeio.Dipldoeitenmtsryooncuiairtnnzadettohdincecritetsidthtniaeotbceimus.ltamirbtkoyeenngtit,ot dcpCeailontaAIHsdytnnne'ins'ydCitahoonJ,taungaesneyn.ctuosoiraauluirrdnyuminnnihingen"fhotgowthwr?oejauaurnlsnoydtldtehssineoonefomgweehltdidoiamesyrletatslhstieikataettbecitesomomuekanrncnefoit.olu"wrrnnaa.tnt-yolaotrnhgeee toDOVE. Readers Forum "Wearegratefultoour AMERICAN sshuocphpaenrsexwthraoorcdoinntarriybuwtaeyditon Why Create A New Board? VCANCER our 'Food For Friends' fundraisers,"saidcompany Editor,TheQuincySun: mayalsobeneeded. *SOCIETY President and Chief AsaQuincyvotersince There will be many Operating Officer Robert 1922, and having the op- cases which will require Tobin. t We'reMakingaDifference. pioorntounnitcyurrteontexapffraeisrssionpitnh-e stiheonalospinainodn tohfe pprroefseesn-t AmericanHeart" localnewspaper,Iwishto license board should be Medically express mine on the retainedtoactasconsult- Association residency ofthemembers ants. They are all profes- Speaking ontheLicenseBoard. sionalsintheirduties and The License Board theiropinionsarerequired byMichaelM.Bakerman,M.D.,FA.CC. TONGUE-TWISTERS wshhoiuclhdbealtlhechitayvecouncciitlys binoacWradhs?eysTwhicetrhepatrtheeesierndtautbioensae.rwd BABY, IT'S COLD OUTSIDE rliecseindseen,cet.heAwpaprldyicnogunfcoirloar mfreommberCisvilweSreervisceelecatnedd tcchoaelrideMrfoduscalhtyisl,padabrbroeuenutnttmwsaadryarmreeglsoysvieoonrungyt eBbiflarisnesioatltkeyr.tsrbemeaaCtcehyodi.mltebhTlehnafeirfnoaossfrtfbmeicctattaneenddn Try this one . . ocaapnsidensioonnaissmeaaclnowynadysbcororeduqenurcilirilenode,r fromcompetiFtrioend.BenQeudientctyi tahnedmsegllovveess.witThhoeut vheartys qauriecaklmyusbtutbegenrtelwy,armaendd 'ASHYLITTLESHESAID, 'SHOO!' young, the elderly and neverrubbedwithsnow. TOAFLYANDAFLEA INA FLUE' those with circulatory P.S Smoking con- problemsaremostprone strictsblood vesselsand Let us to frostbite, but extreme makesonemoreproneto . . cold or prolonged frostbiteandchilblains. exposure can affect Nowthatwinterisfull UN-TWISTYOURAUTOINSURANCE afrnoysotbniet.efEeaartluyresatatgiensglionfg urpeomnemusb,eirtisitmoportdarntestso PROBLEMSFOR 1991 WITH or numbing sensation in correctlywhen outdoors. 'STRAIGHTTALK'ANDSERVICE theaffectedarea,usually Regardlessoftheseason, a finger or toe. Skin youcanonlybenefitfrom becomes red or purple, preventive medical care ttTdcwahnbbiuhueaeashegteranvvcerhnntieteoiotithltmicpneaucooefcogrflnrrpuson,foersrsteesrhicoizwceenitnreihdnnersiarsgcdp.taeanauelernltaeooaCditaetrphioinxlviiwsnotdetlewne,slrcb,oahyenhllrompwiaulmaieionieihmnnstognnlbodg..y,rds aaCysSHlmIltimoronoAoOrfaceudCureeMraaresettPtssthC.e,deyRAadaleiSlrECeRnovutaeffEeHihlaoltfb,ltEruteyoymlNhp4aow2aa1St7upth4e0i2'rIpaa1osob-iVnncii2.Etlna5hQAistnfeh5uWmdeCaei0.ieealahnnAn'trecmRftraAhtlyo.ls-ep.y-tlr PIC.8D.Na1WT9SOElHBUUHlIRRALSRVLEDAIAA."NYNPNGES.SO-C7PRLP&3EOEM2AH8.D.OA-.HU,0SRG1AOSN0T.E0OU"RRRNODTPRACEHYNSIYQDi-UA,G1II2LANPYICM8NN-Y5CP.M "Don'tevensayhellotohim,Evelyn—he'sinno moodforit" ••*-*».*\.-A»A'A~*.'*'«*«'fc".*^»'<*»*•»«.•..».VMtnv»•HOnUMMMMl Thursday, January3,1991 QuincySun j»agc5 Women Give Special Attention Quincy's To Hancock Cemetery Fence Yesterdays ByJANEARENA An old sayingtells us missingfromthefence. that"historyisnotmadeby With the city making Mayor Burgin greatmen."Oftenthough, plans for a major historyisnotmadebymen revitalization of the ataTllh.eHancockCemetery hdiogwhnlitgohwtnitsarehiastoritoc Calls For More nextdoortoCityHallisone treasures, Doris decided ofthe city's most prized thatthefencearoundthe historicsitesand,whileit HancockCemeteryshould Fire Dept. Officers may be filled with great berevitalizedaswell. men,itissurroundedbya Shetookituponherself decorative fence which to contactthe Pneumatic MayorThomasS. Burgin, inaninauguraladdress was constructed through Scale Company to see if startinghisfirstfulltermasmayorofQuincy,calledfor the efforts of Quincy theycoulddothesamejob anincreaseinofficersintheQuincyFireDepartment wttwhhooermmoyeeeunnag.rhsa,nbtdeheehnasme,afiftnohtrratsoiungeodhf taghoeK.yenhdaaldldDoonbele1i4nfyoeramresd if1mr0moTlemhideetiuwtamoetaneyacnoastptrsat.raatiltnsosocaaonsnkdsetd1r2ufclotirieauontne^nantsJtoan11.cHa3pt-ai9nsand VWowH(HDileinaaadcllonnsFe.llwccosaioort1gkac0mcemn,mkekhiore1nCwlTC6Maieyn6hdeesm6osemtek,atmteetsnofiptreootnnserrhwegoyrentnyoihHi,,sfUeanondsuiRawstttettthehvhhehe,oe.eeded hhtmtucchheoaroaieurndnAdAslstQlefdttauhthntthiceafheieantoteommvrucedeouterywd,elhgaadoHdehrfiststscdhptottfooa,ehoohbrnmrreeeelpit.mcycahroeenSsmDpcoyoutplicorhttaiarsnreychtsniiet'ea.lysysedtl oooCmlcbffauunohninmAtuHldihmnrdQaceiducintsaniphhcsaenahonitelcwceoyakwnrwCsneaetToACdSnscatfivtWd.otercinImy.aiaauomltNnmnHiwednazFnleieoYlndrbaSne.sAeeeroniduCthScnhtetClHgethahoshTetrelsseiirteSieosntacdtuneisSptAeyrdT5ttpoeAau4rnsRrydtc.TuYhdEate1yhsDaae9atrt3phars7enoppAouasnrgapklaiointdgo FirstParish Church),but CemeteryDepartmentwho ConstructionwasstartedattheQuincyAdamsYacht btJtwwtCQ1oehhu6ohahee4iushoteH6nlhrncfen.odceicenr(erymhishrrhUAetgeyAneeidtaAidvncewaAatdeadrradlmneoimaylsasdesstmysmid,hsslbFsataiubai,tnitrhrenhnneseiltwertdeihQOhsedasucPmtovtteiartJoe.ecnrhodwveociethaetnysro)nsdod,hef. wwfirQwheeineueansvtirlscO"tionedeIotnrc.racedymiltTpeicipohShadzlreqieadaaeuirtutcgapeuitarredtoroyoeihnu,nbj.nat"seynwcoaattfisohhthfwnsehaeehotleiplomnsfpstsraeyaoiettnnyrghhc.sithoeee.cotf OhuCCDiarooNsrrnmtEnisopasrwOlaiOeicFnbroHyeeTfaroHtdngfhoEceQdnoueaMCccitiIkitenSyddCc'SeeysbIdmyPaNtefutoGttbheetluerrriryPcyHninaWsisensotfudrorrmerkhoapisamcltvaiDStececohepcteSdaihcferbaeettylmnymecRIiermeienecptomhlf.aabtcTrehehderde. yasdvCCYeianoaaoldctdDmTrmieheophdvmtdCeibemsurnoaeiynrnotlnt,tliofhliswwteitJcoess.ybhtsroeueASaelryCt.scumTh7olaxheertRuG1ummydr-rrbyeiUfueyaacdonrNrzdoolokedeifutcaKsd.sorlpyaiSSdabpfgfowwtynoc,ualFrIostTsIhO,mhbhaoCpoRrtvofheethQeametheuCrBlaeieilfevsnOniedcercictsuXsnriDyetenEad,ttbnDhbieRaafepwmtenolSrihenerGee.ooytsybsheiluaoaedidatfrleetnlntmMnytdsweeidoGmsodflBbpfeliorr-aeevuitbrrlecnhgysdseee-g andsixthpresidentsofthe boxingtournament. United States were also QUINCY-ISMS bwuerrieedmotvheedretobetfhoerechtuhrecyh retJuurdngeedhKoemnneeftrhomL.aCNaarsihbboefanQucirunicsyetDoisJtarmicaticCaoaunrtd acrToshsetshietestirseeatl.sothefinal atsheciBtyahmaemssaesng..e.rHsairnrcyetWhaelploasctewTairsreelslt,awblhioshheaddinse1r8v8e9d, rQeusitnicnygpfolracwehoofmColt.heJocihtny cwlaesanreedelfeocrte9dcetnotsaat49PtehnnteClreman..e.rsTrIonuc.s,er1s50w8eHraenbceoicnkg isnamed.The Rev.John St... HenryS.Burrof39WollastonAve.,Wollaston, Hancock,fatherofthefirst wasnamedmanageroftherealestatedepartmentatthe signeroftheDeclarationof WollastonCooperativeBank ... Bill MaverandJack Independence, is also McKennascoredgoalsbut theQuincy High School iriedthere hockeyteambowedtoFramingham,5-2,inaBayState gainrsoOiurm1nip8dgl8iew4nwaaosllotysdhueerntrhofWeeuonncmdbeeeu,drnbisuba'tyl dytpLihooeesuuapngnnlguadeeyewsbitgicnarchtitmahtheieydracT.my.oe.aumcJnnapcokiolhelfen,ltoSSbhrtaeas.vkewFaeviigdenenra,,adntonwcoQwaetusoCiyfroneettmcphymo2eir6MPttaaaetrtnderkdeiienoott.ln,..ieLnwAeeoadtfsg6oe0torb0hn,e-e ACslihtlueirawncachesodsfeotcrhiiedceFhdirisntthhaPitasrttiorhsyeh wiMnhasitecalhWleewdsatsasw1a0ps0resysteiaadrrersnitnoglodifnJt"ahnGe.oQ7Wue.i.s.ntPc,hyiYloiKpuiwnKag.niBMsaarnkC,el"ruwbwiat.s.h. thatitneeded something Warren William andRandolphScott,attheStrand, moreelaborate. where Thursday night was Bank Night featuring fwurnoTduhseghwttoomeipnruorrncahisaesfdeentcheea hRiIstCorHiAcRuDrnsCAtoRNthAeLIce,meAtarwyelfdeenrcewournkdeirngthfeorwatthcehfcuilty,eyaettoafchDeosrisonOebeorfgthoef deSlreenac.wtieHndgecsnarpfytoarCina$b2too5t0CoaLnnogdd.g$eR5i0Jcr.h.,.a.raAdslkBim.nogWiLtghugeklikreassrwuiopnrpetonhrtawnaodsf adorned with decorative theQuincyHistoricalSociety. planstocontinuetheWorksProgressAdministration urns, which still stands "That fence ought to be (WPA)... 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From left, Colin Maxey, Joseph Leber, stand by a "Mitten Tree" in the lobby of the Quincy Square MPaitcrhiacekl MMiatxcehye,ll,StMeivcehnaelKilWeey,lshD,aniAenldrTeuwfo,CurKrriies,tiCnouGrrteneeny, MMiticchhealell, dbornaantcehd otfoficleo.cal cChuasrittoimese.rsTdooynsatberdougmhittteinns,wesrcearavlesso adonndatehdatstowDhiOcVhEwaenrde Green, Michael McEvoy, Justin Kiley and An(tQuhionncyySuTnufpoho.tobyTomGorman) Toys for Tots. (QuincySunphotobyTomGorman) Mass Lottery Employees Quincy Hospital Births Sponsor Christmas Party Nov.2 St.,adaughter. (Gorhan) Pearson of802 For CP Of South Shore IndJPeoapauenlnndaenPceeatneArdvsee.n,aoMfsao1rn7.y7 (NJoovRn.oebs1)e2rtPomapnedo Noafnc3y9 SNoouvtL.hae2wr2rneAnrcteery,anadsonC.arol awaSfaseinnnopstddnuotMhutitnoavahhCrdsieluteieoilSrrretheCtfsseboahhrrdmawraoieniillftsi3heePtt0snamdhb0ljaiaesyosssycaysbhsoeiioecdpllficiadatotrrtttinhtheheedeyednes eDCBss"LhmuaoaocapnuAwtknlgntnlmnodeeeysoraHyleyanneBy7dsgaL.eoniwsfdvd,h.eao"ttnthhhaceeoteetnhdeonsWGldttoeeeHotdostDsrwetgarhHoesyef CeoCdMahfpmiaeippasdCCrllmsiPePdopaccSrSyaicaeSe,aShnt.etusieesssxo,eeD"nstctephutvoetssenialevsifooedoffproLdmrsoAitetrrsnetttcethattarhhunoleyerdr WN(FN(oaeDoKdvsovePDe.hn.eeiriggtaa86nalaneg)nnrtS)ato.Mn,cELaSCdaotgan.sw,rudoenela.nsoooonEfff.ri161n1983a28 Ma(NCCNaMaouostlavrvoRJtit.ln.ofhat.eoibem11wrees84ens)rRistdao.fFA,ov2araea9rn.n0edd,dsaQutaugeDharsetMorenbraor.yorf.rcSati7.h1a, DCNN(CraooJaenvvonKMsih..teicneolec22slnln38hoitnaRe)dePS.tlaM,.Cl,caamFraeacdasrrahnoulendgda.hointfedMro.faa1rn62yd90 ttBaaheMhsresmeaoNoTpsacghGlsiduveeeoaaeootSyscitlreStwho,ugoesnuuesn,QstwutmehhhFPieit.einenlStlcrrgBdheyslro.oreyreedaevgcLneceaoJrnrlmtoPtyoetooloaysyewnnstregnm,,aytsSTLegfoioumoFftun"pttmd"tCselorTehraortMyhiroy.ecsebeeTtrreSihassehglMRfouoacreePrhhsaeeiStslollasfddnirytteradhLnsoee,oteef"etovMtpeegsatelriahssraviyesylde AcTuddDataiteiphlssvleaF1aebt4ob0ilCo7iBlr5oeli9ptin-seAimtmt7ieiedoxes9een.ar8rst0myecas.eCsleaehrirnavSnsttnefw.edso,roroplcQmhlhdauyooitiscliwnidadoiccrtntyaee,h..nd PN(NCsAorLloohniebvvuT.HYcea..neihit)greko91SoCd1tmso.oa,srFflsoaRTind1srs.gs9ao,annn.oRaHdfisuvao3ienn5Pr.daotSSrfiti.lK,cvi2ieu2ara LLsaNNaoooysnvvaoMKTd..norei.rific21yet1h9u2hao1Lfe9ila2eTn7nadfaHfanerniadEdibllKeirizRtamdAb.Rme,dTt.ayh,ia BSaMN(WtroicR.de,lvDayDCsl.uoaaahnagwnav3rasher)doi0htnllead.Srenlt.s.H,ooaeffannda61dr2n6ayudSgLDhmaetiwoebDtrfrhoee.rbnSatrc6.hae,4 BeechwoodCommunity at8a.m.forbreakfastanda Fenno St. Hosts will be Kerry Pizzi Completes Cosmetology Course Bf"LfroioTrefrhTaemrehkeafitCtiaseirsnoetCetnnsue.Cerrolrfwuaebnan"ntg,onruweoniuwlEcplev,gsemrneottteuhhstpee padaGrinuneseddsTcsehutncsletsios.vciifaoficlnrrsootwcmfourrmbtrleohedeetnsthtibnnwueagisvtlieilnnwoeitnblssales.l HNBeoetorFtnboearnC,aFrameonpsndebtreaDviloanlntei,oSntnorsonJlgoca.athlenlr BhfcaooanrsusdoKtrmeosrneBrr.eeiatcatheuePntBitlyzlazyciinoSescogmhfrTeoahtoQdelouusliaHontagceiiyydrn cpgborreuoorcwfsieoensmgspeirbeoepnaaaurlteyssKilsintidpuiucdsnpeetnrCntyss.atehltdeodwesebanulltsoGleinrrnsa.esdCisulnatatboesysstwhooefrksiBenlrgaviincieen Tthheurssdeacyosndofaenacdh fmoounrtthh bBeeechJawno.od1C0enteart, 2t2h5e tcohsatniFsr$i5d.ay, Jan. 4. The Completion of the Treasurer AtENC Kipp Caldwell of varsity basketball team, r., Quincy was recently the college's Men's elected treasurer of the Ensemble and the sophomoreclassatEastern RecreationLifecouncil. NazareneCollege. Caldwell, a math and HeisthesonofCharlie education major, is a and Gladys Caldwell of member of the men's Quincy. DONBOSCOTECH HighSchool RECEPTION HALLS FLORISTS LIMOUSINES 300TremontStreet-Boston Flowers by Helen HAWKES OPEN HOUSE MSCOVE1R2E0-DSNEEAATREI WOLLAST3O6N7,BMILALSISNAGCSHRUOSAEDTTS02170 LWIEMDODUISNIGNSE SATURDAY-JANUARY12 TMHAORUIGNHATBTA0Y.U FSlpoewceiralsizFionrgAlilnOWcecdadsiinognss StartingatM10.00 10a.m. to2p.m. AMELIA'S. 471-3772 331-0405 All6th,7thand8thgradeboysandtheirfamilies has!fbuneTcchtoeimosneercoronetoe'msofoatuBotAsmetloina''ss Quint'CesrtifiedWeddingConWsuiltnandtsowSeat BRIDALACCESSORIES aorpepoirntvuintietdytofoarttsetnudd.enTthsetoopviesnithTohuseeTiescahnbeexfcoerlelent |[emBmpxodroeatfiieseycnttanegliassslnp.in,kgovdiWsspen,huetdmolhsaeewao.nervnBWdreuossregps,laeotottftcooesoantkarfotffpMsguoookerrarrytenwdalhaaetinebndnerale*-e 76F17lQS7ouo3ir.-ni7Acsr6ytt2es0ry 2FP1rle8aCenSnoWeiemanFdgeSdltiY.TonooguwrUCeosrWn7seLs7udal0sdt-tia9!nt0ig9o?2n AA-msFekixSlnlpliioeasarchSciipaenelgciizaTainlontguO)ccihnce~aAssPlilfeo7onarY7o3tyu-lor5us9rW tWahneedyoTrfeEfgeiCrstHae•rNFCfIUOoCrLMAaLPLhUCiTgTOhERLsRAcLIShEoN/oGlIE.ENLGPER(C1ET2P0R0OPHNROIOUCGRSSR)AiMn |lWPel'edaflsiuekneccattloilom6na1rk7eae4ll7yy1ofu1lry.4n5e3xt\ MUSIC PHOTOQGuiRncAyPHER 139WasBhiAngKtEonRSYt..Quincy •••ECDLORENACFSTTTRIRINUCGCITTAIYNODNDESIGN MELIAS "ILOVEYwSiOstyhUTRULY" Photo^grmap<hyireL,„ BO'ABKREIREINE'SS ForinformatDiiovni:sDiaovne1MuSrPraOyRT(6S17P)4R26O-G94R57A,Mext3l0 >VictoryRd.No.Quincy,MAI AN6D9B8-HA9IR0S4O7ONoRrHC48UH2EG4SO55T0RA 679Hanc(oW4co7lk9l-aS6st8tr8eoe6nt).Quincy 9BW4eo7al2ll-ea4s0St2tor7neet (ConvenNieenwtlEynglloacantdedMeadtitchaelMCBeTnAte'rsSOtartainogn)eLine Thursday, January3,1991 QuincySun Page7 BrattleBook Shop Owner To SpeakAtHistorical Society Social Kenneth Gloss, Gloss,awell-knownfigure proprietor of the in both Boston and in nationally-known Brattle national antiquarian BookShopinBoston,will circles. speak Thursday, Jan. 24, Kenneth Gloss had 7:30p.m., at the Quincy workedin the store since Historical Society, 8 childhood. Hebecamethe AdamsSt. sole proprietor upon his Gloss' talk is entitled, father'sdeathseveralyears "Treasures in your Attic: ago. OldandRareBooks." He Gloss is a member of will bring to the lecture the Antiquarian several examples of BooksellersAssociationof interesting books, America,theNewEngland magazines, and articles Antiquarian Booksellers from the store's private Association,theBostonian collection, such asa 1912 Society and the World Series scorecard Massachusetts and Rhode andexamplesofold LIFE Island Antiquarian magazines. Those Booksellers. 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