THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Thursday, December 31, 2020 Page 13 MALDEN: TODAY | FROM PAGE 8 most of the ’60’s icons, including Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Janis Joplin, the Steve Miller Band, Simon & Garfunkel and the Grateful Dead. Malden’s Dan Doherty is there and remembers most of it! Dandy Donuts on Pleasant Street announces that they are now selling “Dairy Freeze” in cones for 15 and 25 cents. On July 8-16, the Lone Ranger will appear at Pleasure Island in Wakefield. By midsummer, the Boston Red Sox have captured the hearts and minds of all New England (and most everybody in Malden) with their thrilling rush to the pennant. Cellar dwellers for the previous 25plus years Dick Williams and his team of “cardiac kids” will go on to change the baseball culture in New England and usher in the era of excellence (for the most part, anyway) that we all enjoy today. Overflow crowds were reported at the Hibernian Hall, the VFW, the American Legion, the Jewish War Veterans (JWV), the Irish American, the East Side AA, the Italian American Citizens Club, the Italian American War Veterans Post, and the DAV Hall for the Sunday pennant-clinching game versus Minnesota in September. Meanwhile, Boston night spots – like Your Father’s Mustache, The Improper Bostonian, The Mad Russian and the Candy Lounge – are reporting large Friday and Saturday night crowds for the game. Born in Malden, 1967: Paul “Quadzilla” DeMayo (rest in peace), world class body-builder. Born in Malden, 1967: Gary DiSarcina, professional baseball player. Interracial marriage is declared constitutional by the Supreme Court in the Loving v. Virginia case. This decision barred Virginia and by implication other states from making interracial marriage a crime. Suffolk Square guy Ed “Mingo” Ames formerly of the Ames Brothers scores a huge International hit with “My Cup Runneth Over.” Principal Miss Inez M. Carter of Beebe Jr. High School at the Beebe Graduation Ceremony gave the “Lions Club Citizen Athlete” to Steven Caiazzo and Irwin Zalko. At the same award ceremony, John “Trixie” Trischitta, Gary Campsmith and Paul Gennetti received a certificate and letter in baseball. In July, diploma recipients at the Rockland Nursery School included Jill Weiner, Mike and Kevin Hannon (brothers of Mary “Ms. Pisa Pizza” Hannon!) and Paul Lussier. “Bewitched,” “The Beverly Hillbillies” and “Hogan’s Heroes” were making people laugh. To this day nobody can figure out how a program about a German POW Camp during World War II could be funny! At Beebe, Judy (the future “Fabulous Judy”) Repucci, Diane Marsinelli and Donna Angelo made the seventh grade honor roll. Israel is fighting for its life as they battle Egyptian forces across the Suez in what will become known as the “Six Day War.” In June, Rabbi Judea B. Miller of Temple Tifereth Israel on Salem Street announced that the Synagogue will hold a special service and prayer for the State of Israel still fighting for its life. Meanwhile, in July a swastika is discovered painted on a brick wall on Holden Street. Mister Sub at 220 Pleasant St. is offering a “Special of the Week” – pizzas (any combo) for $1.25. At the third Malden Babe Ruth League Auxiliary Awards Banquet held at the Moose, Bob Rotondi, Pearl Verge and Joe DeVincentis handed out trophies to 85 boys, including Jimmy Mirley, Franny Molis and Perry Verge Jr. “Captain” Carl Yastrzemski, coming off a Triple Crown season for the pennant-winning Boston Red Sox, spoke at the banquet. MALDEN: TODAY | SEE PAGE 15 Space for Lease 3 Large Rooms, each with Large Walk-in Storage Area. or Aerobics Studio. Located at Route 1 South at Walnut Street. Rollerworld Plaza, Route 1 South, 425 Broadway, Saugus. Call Michelle at: 781-233-9507 Like us on Facebook advocate newspaper Facebook.com/Advocate.news.ma 1. What fictional intelligence officer has had champagne over 35 times in films? 2. What does Auld Lang Syne mean? 3. From its start on Jan. 1, 1801, what event was held at the White House until 1932? 4. For the first time, what kind of water sport will appear at the Tokyo 2024 Summer Olympics? 5. On Jan. 2, 1975, a winter destination of monarch butterflies was discovered to be in what country? 6. Nathaniel Currier, an 1800’s Roxbury, Mass., native and part of Currier & Ives, was a professional what? 7. What is the Nepalese word for snow bear – also known as abominable snowman of the Himalayas? 8. What did the “nog” in eggnog come from? 9. On Jan. 3, 1959, what became a U.S. state? 10. How are green, blue, black diamond and double black diamond similar? 11. On Jan. 4, 1639, what Frenchman was baptized who later became known for champagne? 12. What person known as “The First American” said, “Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a better man”? 13. On Jan. 5, 1914, “Whipped Cream King” Aaron “Bunny” Lapin was born; he invented what spray can product? 14. In the South, Hoppin’ John is a traditional dish for New Year’s; what are its main ingredients? 15. How does the Japanese macaque (snow monkey) often keep warm? 16. “Rock Around the Clock” was a 1954 #1 single for what band? 17. On Jan. 6, 1954, The New York Times reported that a Swanson frozen turkey dinner would soon be locally available for what price: 50¢, $1 or $3? 18. In Scandinavia and Germany, traditional New Year’s candy shaped like a pig is made of what? 19. The Oxford English Dictionary has how many variant spellings of Hanukkah: 3, 11 or 24? 20. Radioactive dating is used for what? ANSWERS 1. James Bond 2. Old long ago or the good old times 3. A public New Year’s Reception 4. Surfing 5. Mexico 6. Lithographer 7. Yeti 8. Noggin – a small wooden mug 9. Alaska 10. They are grades of ski runs, from easiest to most difficult. 11. Dom Pierre Pérignon 12. Benjamin Franklin 13. Reddi-Wip 14. Black-eyed peas, rice and bacon or salt pork 15. Soaking in natural hot springs 16. “Bill Haley & His Comets” 17. $1 18. Marzipan 19. 24 20. To determine the age of rocks (January 7 is annual Old Rock Day)
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