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Complaint Number: 511,`Taken bv..7 BUILDING SERV
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Date: 3 /00 1VIan/narcel.n 234 073
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SUBJECT Or COMPLAINT.
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Number 40 . Street: PLEASANT PINES AVE
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COMPLAINT. INFORMATION
Complainant's Name: _ 'NEIGHBOR = m
Address:
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Telephorie,Number: . .
Complaint Description; --s MG. GOING ON----YOU DONT.LET
n�. OTHERS DO IT-----WHY DO YOU ALLOW
THE BAT PEOPLE? THEY HAVE A SIGN
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Actions Taken/Results: HOUSE WILL BE CHECKED BY R;J. ON 31ST.
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Date Closed '
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•, Engineering Dept. (3rd floor) Map C Parcel ® " Permit#
House# Date Issued q� ®' '
v Board of Health(3rd floor)(8:15 9:30/1:00-44r' Fee 77,,S—: y (�
Conservation Office(4th floor)(8:30-9:30/1:00;-'2:00)
Planning Dept. (1st floor/School Admin. Bldg.) - THE rO`q
Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board 19 �•} -
_ • BARNSTABLE.
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TOWN OF BARNSTABLE 'F°""r'�
Building Permit Application.
Project Street Address IV®
Village
Owner =,4," A Address
Telephone
Permit Request t
First Floor 7 6 square feet Second Floor square feet
Construction Type
Estimated Project Cost $
Zoning District Flood Plain Water Protection
Lot Size Grandfathered ❑Yes ❑No
Dwelling Type: Single Family ❑` Two Family ❑ Multi-Family(#units)
-Age of Existing Structure Historic House ❑Yes ❑No On Old King's Highway ❑Yes ❑No
Basement Type: ❑Full ❑Crawl ❑Walkout ❑Other
Basement Finished Area(sq.ft.) Basement Unfinished Area(sq.ft)
Number of Baths: Full: Existing New Half: Existing New
No.of Bedrooms: Existing New
Total Room Count(not including baths): Existing New First Floor Room Count
Heat Type and Fuel: ❑Gas ❑Oil ❑Electric ❑Other
Central Air ❑Yes ❑No Fireplaces: Existing New Existing wood/coal stove ❑Yes ❑No
Garage: ❑Detached(size) Other Detached Structures: ❑Pool(size)
❑Attached(size) ❑Barn(size)
❑None ❑Shed(size)
❑Other(size)
Zoning Board of Appeals Authorization ❑ Appeal# Recorded❑
Commercial ❑Yes ❑No If yes, site plan review#
Current Use _ Proposed Use
Q.0_avv , 0, � Builder Information
Name FRASER CONSTRUCTION Telephone Number
Address 71 TARAGON CIR. License#
`A 02635 Home Improvement Contractor#
- - Worker's Compensation# 1 /Z-19 Y,aU3 0,17
NEW CONSTRUCTION OR ADDITIONS REQUIRE A SITE PLAN(AS BUILT) SHOWING EXISTING,AS WELL AS
PROPOSED STRUCTURES ON THE LOT.
ALL CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS RESULTING FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE TAKEN TOC��yv(e/1i
SIGNATURE C_� DATE 9-113&
BUILDING PERMIT DENIED
�FO THE FOLLOWING REASON(S)
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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
PERMIT NO.
DATE ISSUED... _ � _ _ - 'r � � -, . ' �;- ; •-
MAP/PARCEL NO,.
ADDRESS VILLAGE
OWNER y _� 44.
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DATE OF,'INSPECTION:
FOUNDATION _
FRAME
INSULATION
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FIREPLACE i , • .i - I .. .. ,
ELECTRICAL: ROUGH d FINAL '
PLUMBING: ROUGH FINAL l
GAS: ROUGH FINAL
FINAL BUILDING ' f
DATE CLOSED OUT
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ASSOCIATION PLAN NO. t .;
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The Town of Barnstable
Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Services
AMX II Building Division
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619. �� 367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
Office: 508-790-6227 Ralph Cms,
Fax: 508-790-6230 Building Commissic
Home Occupation Registration
Date:
Name:
Address: 4 U Pb-2&S (-e/I P/� `C Village: ��V i l
�0� ,(Ckl lC c G Ma /Lot: 2 3 "--3
Type of Business: p
INTENT: It is the intent of this section to allow the residents of the Town of Barnstable to operate a home
occupation within single family dwellings,subject to the provisions of Section 4-1.4 of the Zoning ordinance.
provided that the activity shall not be discernible from outside the dwelling: there shall be no increase in noise or
odor, no visual alteration to the premises which would suggest anything other than a residential use;no increase in
traffic above normal residential volumes;and no increase in air or groundwater pollution.
After registration with the Building Inspector,a customary home occupation shall be permitted as of right subject
to the following conditions:
• The activity is carried on by the permanent resident of a single family residential dwelling unit,
located within that dwelling unit.
• Such use occupies no more than 400 square feet of space.
• There are no external alterations to the dwelling which are not customary in residential buildings,
and there is no outside evidence of such use.
• No traffic will tie generated in excess of normal residential volumes.
• The use does not involve the production of offensive noise,vibration,smoke,dust or other particular
matter, odors,electrical disturbance,heat:glare,humidity or other objectionable effects.
• There is no storage or use of toxic or hazardous materials,or flammable or explosive materials,in
excess of normal household quantities.
• Any need for parking generated by such use shall be met on the same lot containing the Customary
Home Occupation,and not within the required Rout yard.
• There is no exterior storage or display of materials or equipment.
• There is no commercial vehicles related to the Customary Home Occupation,other than one van or
one pick-up truck not to exceed one ton capacity, and one trailer not to m r n-- 120 feet in length and
not to exceed 4 tires,parked on the same lot containing the Customary Home Occupation.
• No sign shall be displayed indicating the Customary Home Occupation.
• If the Customary Home Occupation is listed or advertised as a business,the street address shall not be
included
• No person shall be employed in the Customary Home Occupation who is not a permanent resident of
the dwelling unit
I, the undersigned,have read and agree with the above restrictions for my home occupation I am registering.
Date:
The Town of Barnstable
Department of Health, Safety and Environmental Services
_ Building Division
367 Main Street,Hyannis MA 02601
Office: 508-790-6227 Ralph Cros:
Fax: 508-790-6230 Building Commissio
Home Occupation Registration
Date:
Name: :iLM 5
Address: village: C- Ui
Type of Business: ( Map/Lot: —
INTENT: It is the intent of this section to allow the residents of the Town of Barnstable to operate a home
occupation within single family dwellings,subject to the provisions of Section 4-1.4 of the Zoning ordinance.
provided that the activity shall not be discernible from outside the dwelling: there shall be no increase in noise or
odor, no visual alteration to the premises which would suggest anything other than a residential use;no increase in
traffic above normal residential volumes;and no increase in air or groundwater pollution.
After registration with the Building Inspector,a customary home occupation shall be permitted as of right subject
to the following conditions:
• The activity is carried on by the permanent resident of a single family residential dwelling unit,
located within that dwelling unit.
• Such use occupies no more than 400 square feet of space.
• There are no Wernal alterations to the dwelling which are not customary in residential buildings,
and there is no outside evidence of such use.
• No traffic will be generated in excess of normal residential volumes.
• The use does not involve the production of offensive noise,vibration,smoke,dust or other particular
matter, odors,electrical disturbance,heat.glare,humidity or other objectionable effects.
• There is no storage or use of toxic or hazardous materials,or flammable or explosive materials,in
excess of normal household quantities.
• Any need for parking generated by such use shall be met on the same lot containing the Customary
Home Occupation,and not within the required front yard.
• There is no exterior storage or display of materials or equipment.
• There is no commercial vehicles related to the Customary Home Occupation,other than one van or
one pick-up truck not to exceed one ton capacity,and one trailer not to exceed 20 feet in length and
not to exceed 4 tires,parked on the same lot containing the Customary Home Occupation.
• No sign shall be displayed indicating the Customary Home Occupation. K
• If the Customary Home Occupation is listed or advertised as a business,the street address shall not be
included
• No person shall be employed in the Customary Home Occupation who is not a permanent resident of
the dwelling unit.
the undersigned,have read and agree with the above restrictions for my home occupation I am registering.
APP lican . Date:
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''Assessoi's�offioe (1st floor) Y. + 7"
Ass,"sor's�napxand.lot number .. .. '?..... SEPT16 SYSTEM'�AIIS ETo�`
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Board of r'Health,Ord floor): •-INSTALLED IN COCOM
Sewage Permit number .......: .,�.�.... aHasrsnys, S
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House � OTOWN REGULATI
APPLICATIONS PROCESSED 8:30,-9:30 ;A.M. and -1:00-2:00 P.M. only \�
' OWN 40'F
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. .� BUILDING INSPECTOR A
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APPLICATION FOR PERMIT-TO .... �:...cSj�' ( GL
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION ...............................................
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'TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: ,
The undersigned hereby`applies for a permit according to the'following infor ation:
Locati
Proposed Use ........<�... %%.. ........."............. ........ ................ ..............Y
Zoning District ........ ..................,Fire_ District .../Z. l........................ .........M....^.... ..... ... ............... .............F
Name'of Owner ..... ..... Address
Name of Builder .Address .
Nameof Architect ........................:...... .............................. ...Address ..................................:..`......................:.................
Number of Rooms ......:........ ... ............. ......:Foundation .........../a74ce_<..........
1
Exterior ....!�0dd....4<iY.!!.L... .........•........:. '.....Roofing �� ..'...... .... . .
' _ ...........................
Floors ':.:..... �O(/.. G... .::...:.. ~.......:...Interior . :.... .. 6a�. .......... , .
Heating ................N .:~ ............:.............c... .........Plumbing ........ ........................................... ....
Fireplace ....................`vi .�..........,....................................Approximate Cost ... �..J�...:... .
Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board -
________._>____________________19______` , Area ... ......:.... ......
Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee
,SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF BOARD OF HEALTH
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OCCUPANCY PERMITS REQ�U RED FOR NEW DWELLINGS '
I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and 'Regulations of the Town of Barnstable re ardin 'the above
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construction.
' Name ... .... ......................................
' Construction Supervisor's License'..Vl...l.. ...................
BEDNARK, THOMAS A.
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No.'�! 3117 7 Pe-mit for
Location ..... ..'. .Q... . . a,aLL Tit...RJ.n.eS..A.V.enue
t. ...........C�xlt�zv.�. .........................
.Owner ...........T..b.9ICla.S...A......&ed.:Ilark..........
cr, Type of-Construction .........Frame..........
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4 Plot .......................... Lot .................................
Permit Granted ........... .......... ..�....;19 i.
v � Date of Inspection ................... .......`..19 y�. ,-' • �' �� :'` �> F . .4+ _
4 Date Completed ................ . !) .. :.19
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Sewage Permit number/.A4l.-Az4w.-.-.u—.i.�..yivr-s .............
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INSTALLED IN C
TOWN �OF BARNSTA ,�� TIT�
MENTAL
TOWN RE ULATIGNC;
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BUILDING 1,NS'PECTOR*
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO C » f�Ut,T.... �� Cir!5�...................
,� .........................
TYPEOF CONSTRUCTION .................................. ~..................................................................... ........................
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TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS: t
The undersigned hereby applies for a permit. according to the following information:
Location /'/ ��/c�T �C/1l1S . . �i � Ux-..... �q��. 0�6" --
........ ........4.......................................................................................... � f.`'�'..............................
ProposedUse ............. ..1 ''� /� ......: ...................................................... ...............................
Zoning District .........klb.l..............................:............Fire District ....................,..............................:.
Name of Owner ...�//s�.�'��....�..............�....�........Address 1...'�.... ..... �...
Nameof Builder ..............................2:......................................Address ................. .................................................
Name of Architect §�tn-a.................................Address ......................'�....'�:..........:...................................
Number of Rooms .................Foundation 0, ('� —........
.......................... ovr .......................................
Exterior ................... ..4
i.! -................................................Roofing .........a`f; �2....`: `....... oi 4..............:...........
Floors Cow<--, •/�Tl� Interior ..............���.r��...�d�h...............................• ...............................................................................
Heating ..................... ...:...............................................Plumbing. ................./ i'`.�zc ................:...........................
Fireplace .................................:.....................Approximate Cost ......... ................4:.......�.........................
Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board -----------_--------------------19________. Area, ........ 04-1v s.... ... °
Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee v.Y �......:.....
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SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF BOARD OF HEALTH /�Co
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OCCUPANCY PERMITS REQUIRED FOR NEW DWELLINGS
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I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and Regulations of the Town of Ba nstable regarding the above
construction.
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Nam, .. .. . ... �./�............................................
Construction Supervisors License ... ......... . / ....
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BtDNARK, THOMAS A.
BuildVGaragie
No ... Permit for ....................................
Accessory to Dwelling
............ ................................................................
40 Pleasant Pines Ave.
Location ...........................................
Centerville
...............................................................................
OwnerThomas A. Bednark
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Type of C nstruction ....................Frame......................
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Plot ............................. Lot .................................
April..5 83 i it 9
Permit9 1,Gran+,ed ........0.............
of Inspection ............. ........ 9
a. ..... . ...Date Completed .... ........ ..1.7
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ssor's map and lot number ...!.!!4 . .,....G�.....�. .? �
ewage Permit number .... c /... ..�............................
f' f/ TADLE, i
House number
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WITH TITLE 5 oypYa`
TOWN OF BARNS h AL CODE AND
'.SGuLATIONS
BUILDING INSPECTOR
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO ......... 0 ..........'lc 1F...l0 .:...........................................................
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION .............('U..OD .:.... .....:......................... .......................................................
TO THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS:
The undersigned
hereby applies for a permit according to the following inform
ation:
Location Location ............d .(lz'r $?!�/T'.. •.�/r1J,�'_s ......../ (/�...........�(��/ �f/c le......:............
Proposed Use ........... !.!. • ...........t/..tv�F.//!!!Yza............................................................................... .. .................
ZoningDistrict ................. ... .........................................Fire District .......................................................4.................
Name of Owner 6001V .......Address .......<.. G6'f IL`Cd4Qr.� d flyer
Name of Builder .... 0/ 5...!� ' 5. s�42'L—...Address ...47 C"`te-'�`G40�'� �'ve C.....!J !�
Name of Architect ... Ltl�N !c? I!V�.........................Address �'����' -�i!......... ... .................. ..)............ .. ......................................
Number of Rooms .......... d `...................................................Foundation ........... ....J�........�� ....,�ofJ!?- ...............
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Exterior ...............6?1.1.�!V4OlF� ..............................................Roofing .............. ...
Floors /Z- ...................Interior ............Ila/
Heating .......... 1.4,5...... `!...... " 977.......................Plumbing ............ 11...... ............................... .....
c�Fireplace ..........� ........................................:.................:...Approximate Cost ................. wc)R........................
Definitive Plan Approved by Planning Board ________________________________19--------. Area ... ...�.. ........... ...............
Diagram of Lot and Building with Dimensions Fee
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SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF BOARD OF HEALTH
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I hereby agree to conform to all the Rules and Regulations of the Town of Barnstable regarding.the above
construction. Name ....��� (,�_
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THOMAS A.
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475 One Story
................. Permit for ....................................
Single Family Dwelling
...............................................................................
Location ..Lo.t...#.4.3....4.0....Pleasant. . ...P.i.nes Ave.
.. . .... .. .... .. .... .. .. ...
Centerville
............... ...................
Owner
Thomas A. Bednark
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Type'of Construction ...................Frame.......................
................................................... ............................
Plot ...................... ...... Lot .............................
September- 18., q 8
Permit Granted ............................s........ ..
,Date of Inspection
.................19
Date Completed ....... .........-,3"7 /,;2.....19 0Iz
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LOCATION
SCALE . �. ��= . . . . DATE S&PT.If-i98/
PLAN REFERENCE
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SHOWN ON THIS PLAN IS LOCATED ON THE GROUND
AS SHOWN HEREON AND THAT IT CONFORMS TO THE
SETBACK REQUIREMENTS OF THE TOWN OF
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PETITIONER: C'�vT�2VItG� /`f/a,T5, a ,.�.�L f.'
REGISTERED LAND SURVEORIJ
TOWN OF BARNBTABLE Permit No. _______
Building Inspector c•- r
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OCCUPANCY PERMIT Bond
No building nor structure shall be erected, and no land, building or structure shall_be
used for a new, different, changedi or enlarged use without a Building Permit therefor
first having been obtained from the Building Inspector. No building shall be occupied until.a
certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Building Inspector."
Issued to l'I'1C-mr, A. Wnark - Address
1^t• AA1 6n V1 aan-nnt- 1."an Asir%. r..-mtPr v-z,11 ea
Wiring Inspector , Inspection date
✓ Plumbing Inspector j� Inspection date
Y Gas Inspector sr . 0;x ,• � � ;� Inspection date
X Engineering Department ~. Inspection date
THIS PERMIT WILL NOT BE VALID, AND THE BUILDING SHALL NOT BE OCCUPIED UNTIL
SIGNED BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR UPON SATISFACTORY COMPLIANCE WITH TOWN
REQUIREMENTS.
%� Building"Inspector
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
MAP NO. LOT NO. FIRE DISTRICT
SUMMARY
STREET Pleasant Pines Avenue, Centerville 7 LAND
234 73 - C-0 BLDGS.
OWNER
TOTAL
LAND
RECORD OF TRANSFER DATE BK PG I.R.S. REMARKS: Lot 43 BLDGS.
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0 TOTAL
-:69 less than a LAND
Bednark Thomas A. 9-5-74 2091 305 ( $10 BLDGS.
TOTAL
LAND
BLDGS.
_ TOTAL
LAND
BLDGS.
TOTAL
LAND
BLDGS.
TOTAL .
LAND
BLDGS.
TOTAL
LAND
INTERIOR INSPECTED: BLDGS.
TOTAL
DATE:
LAND
ACREAGE COMPUTATIONS L rn BLDGS.
LAND TYPE # OF ACRES PRICE TOTAL DEPR. VALUE - TOTAL
HOUSE LOT LAND
CLEAAMRONT - BLDGS.
NEAR - TOTAL
_WOODS&SPROUT FRONT LAND
REAR BLDGS.
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WASTE FRONT TOTAL
REAR LAND
BLDGS.
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TOTAL
LAND
BLDGS.
LOT COMPUTATIONS LAND FACTORS TOTAL
FRONT DEPTH STREET PRICE DEPTH% FRONT FT.PRICE TOTAL DEPR. COR. INF. VALUE HILLY TOWN SEWER LAND
ROUGH TOWN WATER BLDGS.
HIGH GRAVEL RD. TOTAL
LOW DIRT RD. LAND
SWAMPY NO RD. BLDGS.
TOTAL
FOUNpATI BSMT. & ATTIC PLUMBING PRICING LAND COST
Cone.Walla '.4 Fin.Bsmt.Area Bath Room Base BLDG. COST
Cone.Blk.Walls Bsmt.Rec. Room St.Shower Bath Bsmt. '
Conc.Slab• Bunt.Garage St. Shower Ext. Wells PURCH. DATE
PURCH. PRICE.
Brick Walls Attic Fl.&Stairs Toilet Room Roof RENT
Stone Walls Fin.Attie � Two Fixt.Bath
Floors
Piers INTERIOR FINISH Lavatory.Extra
Bsmt. F i 1 2 3 Sink
Attie
'A V2 }� Plaster Water Clo. Extra
EXTERIOR WALLS Knotty Pine Water Only
Double Siding Plywood, No Plumbing Bsmt. Fin.
[Single Siding Plasterboard Int.Fin.
Shingles TILING
Cone.Blk: ffGP Bath Fl. Heat
Face Brk.On Int.LayoutBath Fl.&Wains. Auto Ht.Unit
Veneer Int.Cond. Bath Fl.&Walls Fireplace
'Com:Brk.On HEATING I Toilet Rm. Fl.'
Plumbing
Solid Com.Brk.. Hot Air Toilet Rm.Fl.&Wains.
Tiling - �
Steam Toilet Rm.Fl.&Walls
Blanket Ins.. Hot Water St.Shower
:Roof Ins. Air Cond. Tub Area Total
Floor Furn.
ROOFING COMPUTATIONS '
Asph.Shingle Pipeless Furn. S.F.
,Wood Shingle No Heat S.F.
Asbt.Shingle Oil Burner Sr F
Slate Coal Stoker S.F.
Tile Gas S.F. OUTBUILDINGS
ROOF TYPE Electric
Gabla Flat S. F. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 1 1 21314 5 61 71819110 MEASURED
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LIGHT N" LEISURE
also makes bats easier to major-league preferences But sometimes, being no-
break. A major leaguer will about that detail have- ticed by the competition is
Recessed go through 5 to 10 dozen evolved as well. Red Sox not the best thing. "About
DOWn�'ght bats in a season. outfielder Ted Williams, two months later," Bednark
-10- No matter what the one of the game's greatest recalls, "Louisville and the.
HOUSE ORDERS c0"'Plete shape, only one wood will hitters, used to insist on a Cape league signed an ex-
UP 5�O/o OFF do: Northern white ash. It tight-grained bat. Today's elusive, five-year deal." No
TO is light and flexible but has players want the grain player would be allowed to
our list prices the-tensile strength to take a looser. use a Barnstable bat during
BRAND NAME hard hit. Only hickory And so'the simple stick a game. Only Louisville
comes close to white ash for that we have all seen since Sluggers.
LIGHTING . ! these properties; in base- childhood was not that sim- "At first, I was really
balls early days,when play- ple after all. But the Bed- hurt," Christine Bednark
BRAND NAME ers didn't mind a heavier narks `figured they could says. "Here's a Cape
CEILING FANS stick, some bats were made make bats as well as any- league,pushing a Cape Cod
from hickory. But now it's body. They invested in a company out of the way."
— all gone to ash,which is also laser .machine that would Says the Cape league's
F,. used for hockey sticks, brand their fish logo (and president, Judy Warren
snowshoes, toboggans, and anything else a, customer Scarafile: "We all felt really
.. dog sleds. might want) into the bats bad about it. But the league
The best white ash and started selling in 1993. was struggling financially,
comes from the hills and "At first we were looking and we felt we had to do
Quoizel,Schonbek,Emerson,Nulco,Framburgh,Hinkley,Wilshire,Holtkotter, mountains of Pennsylvania for the gift market more it" The expense of wooden
Progress,Lt.Moses Willard,Hubbardton Forge,Regency,Basic Source,Corbett, and New York, although than anything," Tom Bed- bats was one of the league's
Kichler,Northeast Lantern,Murray Feiss,Reliance,Seagull and much more!! Tom Bednark swears he nark says. "But with the big problems. Although ex-
__ has seen some beautiful . Cape league being right act details have not been the
_ = Reading 617-944-5455 white ash growing on Cape here,we figured they'd take released, Louisville's exclu-
� t �h Milford 508-478-5444 Cod. ("The next hurricane, our bats, too. Sure enough, sive deal reportedly is worth puters
I'll be right there," he says slowly, more and more kids as much as $25,000 a year cen
Kingston 617-585-1313 with.a•smile.) And so Bed- from the,.league started to the league. the
THE PV PLC BUILDINGS Danvers 508-762-7510 -nark ordered some billets coming-over to the shop,
�Z - from New York and began swinging a little bit,talking. �HRUGGING IT OFF,
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But what looked like stable makes them, I bet Christine Bednark, "you Annual Summer Sale...
the big breakthrough came they'll run into the same just caught me at kind of a Now In Progress .
during the 1996` season, thing we do," Lane says. discouraging moment. We
" Join us for our Annual Summer Sale. when every one of our Museum
from the West Coast,with a -A guy will go 3 for.3, and were just talking with No Reproductions is specially priced. You may choose to special order or
power hitter for the Oak- our bat is the greatest thing. mar Gareiaparra [shortstop select from one of our many floor samples and overstocked pieces.
land Xs named Geronimo in the world. Then he'll go for the Red Sox]. He was
"Chief' Berroa. "We were 0 for 4 and say, `OK,what's using our bats in Pawtucket
playing in Boston," says next?' when he was in the minors. '� - �.. �" „
Steve Vucinich, the equip-. . "Hitting is such a diffi- We gave him a couple of
ment manager for Oakland, cult thing," says Chuck bats, and I asked how he
who orders all the bats for Schupp, of Louisville Slug- liked them. He said some- s
< � 4 the club. Christine and ger. `Were dealing with a thing like, `Well;they don't �1
-40,
Tom came to Fenway Park, sport that rewards failure: If have very much pop.' I, ZA n
unannounced, and just you're failing 70 percent of guess he's cold right now,
started talking to me. I told the time, you're hitting in a slump. And the truth '; $
them I had one'guy who .300, and that's great! No is, I know our bats are as
was having a.problem. He other sport is.like that. So good as Louisville's. It's all
Massachusetts Chest
needed decent wood. They call it superstition, or prep- psychological. $1895.00
made a bat exactly to his, aration, but there's a lot "We've stood at Fen- Cherry
specifications, and, sure going into it. And a lot of way and watched Mo Our designers are available all month far a free in home consultation.
enough, he liked it." guys will get very particular Vaughn hit 12 home runs Working in the tradition of the great American cabinetmakers of the
n eighteenth century,Carter Hall's goal and aspiration is to
Berroa, sometimes an _ about their bats. in batting practice with our create works of art unsurpassed in beauty and craftsmanship.Each
outfielder,sometimes ades- Christine Bednark bat, she adds. But he just piece is the ultimate achievement of a master cabinetmaker. Every
ignated hitter, promptly wonders if it's as mysterious won't play with it. He's board is meticulously matched for figure and grain,every surface is
went on a major-league as all that. "Right after that superstitious, I guess." hand planed,every dovetail hand cut,and every leg and decorative
tear: In one week last Au- article appeared in the Mer- element hand carved.
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gust, in 24 at-bats, he hit - cury News," she says, "a
ur eight home runs. By sea- Louisville guy went into the ■ this," says TomQ�
son's end he. had hit.36 A's locker room and asked Bednark.This time he's not ,
e home runs his best year in Berroa we wasn't using sown a glossy magazine,' why y h i g showing
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makes your bats credible." like Nike sign, but still The inscription reads: j.
"The sound when you ' more than the Barnstable arms
For he will be like a tree '
hit it, it sounds so good," Bat Company could match. planted by the water,
Berroa told The San Jose Vucinich, the equip- That extends its roots by a
Mercury News, adding that went manager for the A's, MID SUMMER �E
he wasn't likely ever to says that's not the case. stream
switch. "I was using Louis- "Players might get some- AND"WILL NOT FEAR
ville, but they.didn't send thing from a bat company, WHEN THE HEAT SAVE 40% to, Ortg>lnal prices
me good wood. I don't maybe a set of golf clubs," COMES; A
But its leaves will be green, on se,ee patio furniture.
know why; maybe they he says. "But the ball clubs And it will not be anxious in
don't like me anymore." are still paying for the bats. a year of drought, .
Even competitors rec- I wish there was some Nor cease to yield fruit.
ognize Barnstable's quality. kind of[endorsement] deal -
"They're making great with Louisville, but there For a game that refers '
bats,"says Tom Lane,from isn't." to a fastball as "heat" and a +
a company called Carolina For whatever reason, hitting . slump as a i
Clubs,based in Royal Palm despite his success with "drought," this is dramati- _
Beach, Florida. Carolina Barnstable, Berroa, who tally apt. Some of the 5,000
Clubs is another of the mi- was traded to the Baltimore bats the Bednarks will sell
crobatteries, a family-run Orioles in June, has gone this year will have special >- '
company trying to break in back to using Louisville sayings branded into the
to the bigs. In addition to Sluggers. To the Bednarks, wood; almost all will have
Barnstable and Carolina, there's a sense of Cape the name of the person us-
there are a handful more, league deja vu. about the ing the bat. The business DELIVERY AVAILABLE
with names`like KC Slam- whole thing. There's noth- has grown to the point that
mer, Sticks by Stan, Hoo- ing illegal about what hap- the Bednarks are producing Key West Ultimate CWInStOW
sier, and Cooper, that have pened, or even unethical. only bats, and some bat- Back by _
Fumdure Company
joined the group approved It's just tough big-league shaped novelty items. They High
for major-league use. business. sell at trade shows and out National Patio&Pool Wholesalers
"But as good as Barn- "Forgive me," says of a booth at the Cape Cod 450 Providence Highway,Route 1,Dedham,MA
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Mall, but much of their . baseman, and for the first "It sure is different • •
business is by mail order, time he's batting with than aluminum,"says Mor-.
responding to print ads and wood. rison, hefting a 33-ounce Pill�- ��Tl g I 04 l
word of mouth. Like mi- "You know how to find bat. He has, been used to
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ice, customized detail, and nark. "It's about 2t/2 inches them."
mystique. long, a few inches from the The deal is struck, and V9 Faetory5tore
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cigarette
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companies BOSTON HERALD 2nd quarter result
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age award returned Friday
plc ng pack
against the five major tobacco' Patricia S�elJel $IMtL $16g 19!
companies will likely be tied up $ 63 a6 37b'
in the appeals process for years
Barman $
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and is not expected to have any Evergreen By TOM WALSH
Balanced
Cost-
immediate impact on the busi- Costco COST $58.44/ Patricia Barman took a roller
Hess: .may, Fund Wholesale Corp (Nasdaq) $30 3 - 2 86% coaster ride,with her choices in
But it is another black eye for i
an industry the:Herald's'annual stock picking
, 2 y ,.. �::.:; contest. and wound up on top of
ANALYSIS' that hasbeen PortiaHo gam Clear channel CCU $8188 $75 1196oa the pack at the halfway point.
desperatelyo Corramunlntlans (NY5E $62 5(3
4 � At the close of the second uar-
trying to rehabilitate its image:_ ter; three of the four contestants
Some tobacco critics say it ended up m:positive.territory"for
could drive the industry to em
brace additional changes m: Chris . the year, while last year's winner
g Stireon Valley SIVB $44 4f o: ended u dee er in trough.,
how it conducts itself in the fu- Ely. Bancshares* (Nasdaq) $17 But tire's a 1
g
tore. , Loomis-Say es B'annan, of.Evergreen Bal to anced
"The industry is going to look Aggressive
Tweeter Home TWTR $41! Fund,posted a 34.99 percent gain
different as a. result of-this;" Growth Fund $30.38 -8.10% for the year to date June 30 u a i
said Northeastern University % Entertainment Grp. (Nasdaq) $22 50 y T P I
law professor Richard Daynard, %�/�i ��,.
neat 15�percent from the end of
an anti-tobacco activist. To- the first quarter.
;y Po�Oilo ga» PRI. PRIA $7` s8l $fi5 3 210oQ She grabbed the lead from
baceo companies, he said, may Automattan lttc (AlasdagJ45 i Chris El of Loomis Sa les
have to embrace additional ' �° y y
curbs and accept greater fed-. *SIVB split this quarter,giving Ely 2 shares.
Aggressive Growth'Fund, whose .
ecal=regulation. -__ _ 2 7 rcent.
picks
are pi tk 2.6 e
_Coiiipau y lawyers had told picker, Stephen bEselonis,
moved on.to- a new job, leaving
the Florida jury that an award . Venkat ZRAN $685J his picks in the hands of his for-
as large as the one it returned , prdn Corp: $E594 4104Q�'a.'
was akin to a "death warrant" ChaldSanl (Nasdaq) $33 5fl mer partner,Venkat Chalasani,at for the five cigarette makers. Quantitative Quantitative Growth and Income
Growth& - Fund.Their portfolio shows a 1.03
But the companies said they Income Fund Sonera Corp. SNRA $64.61y ,$46 24.28% _ percent gain for the year after los-
intended to appeal the case on a °f,;. =, (Nasdaq) $37.63
ing 4.66 percent the first quarter.
number of grounds, saying the,
y field was last
award was unrealistically high Rounding out the
URSN year's.champ, Michael Malouf of
and''the,court record.was re-
d;Verist* n lnc $17650 (}84 Neuberger&Berman Millennium
�.:..
plete with errors._ (Nasdaq) $9Bfl g
-For,now,at least,"the verdict .
Fund. His tech-focused portfolio
is down'48.32. per for the
should.not endanger`the Settle _ - year;buf he's sticking by his guns`.
-ment payments to'... any state • "I s
Michael since the'companies have the: till feel all three of these
$18l stocks are going to,be substantial.
financial`capacity to
-pay.us as y Malouf C�r�pon�rttis Kne (hl d q) $7€�9 $ BB 3�5G winners,"Malouf said about Arti-.
well as these verdicts m privatei,,
actions," said Connecticut At- f£ Neuberger& _ sari C p_nerits Inc., Cybergold
s om o
Berman Inca and Netzee Inc.
torney General Richard Blu ' CGLD $10 38/ ,
Millennium Fund Cybergold Inc $9.31 45.23% ompani were hit.
menthal. (Nasdaq) $4 69 Al three c es
Blumenthal was amon attoraBo loss hard l by the technology bug that
g- ' swept the Nasdaq this spring. Net-
neys general who helped ham- 'X..
N zee,-for example, dropped from a
es
mer out the $246 billion settle- x $15 32
ment of state suits. brought y,:;° ?> :' Netzee lnc (Nasdaq $ C?6 $ 72 6Z 20°a high of$15.31 a share.in early April
to$5.06 a share in mid-June.
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► BARNSTABLE — Spinning at
1,800 revolutions per minute, the, ';3
rod of northern white ash sends a
fine plume of sawdust wafting
into the air as a hand cupping y����� / ,/ t,
fine-grained sandpaper caresses sy ,
Gy/d
the pale wood,shaping it into that /
C icon of American sport:a baseball
bat.
Tom Bednark,51,the owner and
chief batmaker of the Barnstable '
I Bat Co., shuts down the copy
lathe;removes the new bat—one
a of about 80 he will turn today N
I
and hefts it over his shoulder.with
a gem.
It is 9:30 a.mland Bednark's day
is already well under way. After :. ;,y;.j:.:v %i'!' :•% :%%"'/• s /!'
rising just before 5, fishing for '
I blues and -striped bass in nearby 5
I Cape Cod Bay for an hour and
then downing a hearty breakfast,'
Bednark is demonstrating his
craft to a visitor:
I HERALD FILE PHOTOS
Standing in a cluttered work-
SAWED OFF:Tom Bednark.owner and chief batmaker for the Barnstable Bat Co.,works on a bat in,the company's workshop.
shop with baseball paraphernalia
piled on shelves and dozens of
vintage bats hanging from the used in the other 4-) states and in While supplyingcustom bats to After Barnstable bats were a
I g g g P-
ceiling, he is in his element. . 22 foreign countries,including Ja- ;, ::;;G<, small amateur leagues, collectors proved in 1996 for major league
' "It's in our blood to be wood- pan and Slovenia. -where they :: and novelty. shops may not seem use, Bednark began to make in-
workers," he said referring to were the principal bat of the Slo- ` like much of a growth business, -roads at the top of the sport. He
himself and his two sons, who venian team at the 1999 World Bednark points. out that nearly now makes bats far a sprinkling
work with him. Baseball Championships-in Bo y 20 percent of major league baseball of major league players, such as
A former cabinet maker and to na,Itali players hit,their way through the Geronimo Berroa of the Oakland
g y. y Y sh
I carpenter, Bednark, the son and Barnstable Bat makes 8,000 to y Y Cape Cod League while in allege. A's and Morgan Burkhart of the
grandson of woodworkers,found 10,.000 bats a year v9ih an average � � Those players, who sometimes Red Sox.He has provided bats for
ed Barnstable Bat in 1992 when he rice of$40 each.Bednark and his /,/ go on to play in the big =eagues the Yankees' Chuck Knoblauch.
P '~ ' with Barnstable bats; spread the In 1996, Berroa hit 31 of his 37
' grew weary of driving 90 minutes sons, James and Michael, make �'/ P.
to Cambridge and Boston to build the bats while his wife, Christine, word far and wide. home runs with a Barnstable bat,
F cabinets and decks. He started by takes orders.and -.00ks for new j; Mike Rodriguez, 19, a center Bednark said;
making bats as gifts and for his clients. i� fielder with the University of While he has never fielded an
children; along the way, he saw Each bat arrives at the work- Miami, is proof of the power of offer for the entire company,Bed-
the potential for more. shop as .a 38-inch-long, '3-inch Barnstable's reputation. While I s nark has turned down several
"I figured I'd goi into it a nov- square rod:Bednark,feeds it into a parents, John-and-Mary, look on .pitches from investors offering in-_
he said,standing in his workshop" rounder, a. shaves off the eco ers,ctlhen ine that uts � '!� �/ �! � about to start the season with hot.he bigger is soperation.of cash nd promises of a;;:
/,
"We have-the Cape Cod League it in the copy lathe. He attaches a SATISFIED CUSTOMER:Boston's Cape Cod League's Bourne "I'm a true-blue Yankee,''Bednark
here and we used to go to a lot of ;wood:steneil of the bat he intends Morgan Burkhart bangs out a., .. Braves tests a bat'sweight. said,sawdust flecks dotting his eye-
games.I wanted to find a product to make.and, in 90 seconcs,turns' base hitrecently using a bat *'= It is a model--Bednark makes for glasses."If I want to go fishing in the
I could ship nationwide and out a piece of Americana. from the Barnstable Bat Co. Tampa Bay slugger Jose Canseco, morning instead of sitting in a cor-
worldwde:' From there, a'quick trip to'ahe _ and young Rodriguez, wha was a 'porate board room,I do that"
From that small beginning, belt sander and,a double lip into member .of the 1999 .College He said one of his sons will
Barnstable Bat grew'to become a lacquer completer the process. dominant batmaker, will make World Series championship team, probably take over the business
major supplier of bats to the Cape, From square rod to f nisr_ed pro- about 4 million this year.Rawlings marvels at the weight and length whe n he retires and may decide
Cod.League, perhaps the nation's duct,it takes nine or 10,minutes-to will- churn out about 2 million, of the bat. to take the company to the next
most prestigious amateur baseball make a bat. Bednark said. "I told Mike, '.Let's go see the levEL.But until then, Bednark will
league. It supplies 400 bats a.sea- Barnstable Bat is still a pip- But for Bednark, the focus is whales;let's go seethe bea~h,' :)ut kee-3 turning'bats himself.
son to the 10-team league. squeak in the baseball wcrld. quality, not quantity. "My service hesaid,'No,_let's go get a bat'"his "1 think we -nake a first-class
But Barnstable bats are also Louisville Slugger, the sport's is uniqueness,"he said. father-said. product," he said.
f d
In d rhapsodizing,myself rhaps Ing, •� -�� � _ � ,�,,�:.
This Fall, do some good for lots of people Ong about the future,
1 1 about the grass starting to *�< - : ,b� • � :
Cystic grow, the flowers starting to
15th Annual Mass High Tech Run bloom,"he says. "There are a �, Their
Fibrosis Sunday, Sept. 7,_8:30 a.m. Double Tree Guest Suites rabbits back there. A lot of ¢-':
Foundation lovely birds.
Waltham. 5K; 10K, Fun Run. Benefits Cystic Fibrosis. "I rhapsodize about go-
617-487-4292 ing back there, .saying, _', I turn
°! YL `Now I'm 73, I can rest a _4
at
Walk to Cure Diabetes 1997 little, enjoy this place, this
WALK FOR family.' But I'd just be giv- k
Sunday, Sept. 14, Noon. Hatch Shell, Boston.5-9 1 ing in to myself. If my
° 10K, 3 miles. Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. health holds out, what ex-
617-431-0700 cuse do I have for not
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continuing witnessing? I
5th Annual Pace Setter Walk don't think I can offer my- =;
self excuses for doing other-
CCFA
Saturday, Sept. 20,Along the Freedom Trail. wise. 4 f *:
Benefits the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. "You have to make : '
617-449-0324 some effort to stand for'the i .
truth. If people observe and
GERA
sa `He's a prophet,'I can'tM S y,17th Annual Walk for the Animals do anything about that, but - {
Sunda Sept. 21, 10 a.m.•1.7-mile do I'm no more a prophet than
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anybody else. ���� � ,. '"�"'w'`•�' �,*�
walkathon around Jamaica Pond.
"I suppose I would
Benefits MSPCA's animal shelters. want this as my epitaph: -
617-522-7400 X5082 `Look, I tried,"' o � = B Y s E T H R O L B E I N
r 6th Annual Jane Doe Walk for Women-s Safety �, x s "Take a look at this," says Tom
Their turn at bat Bednark, slapping a glossy magazine
Sunday, Sept. 21, 10 a.m. 5K. Hatch Shell, Boston. on the counter at the shop Ca Continued from Page 11
Mass. Coalition of Battered Women Service Groups. P on Pe�.r Cod where he and his wife Christine
1-800-234-JAlVE camera, too, but this one's a : .. '
surprise. In the oval where ' + g
are workin
you would expect to see the """ "° r "Jose's Return Engagement,"
American Heart Walk/American Heart Association name of the most famous : ', trumpets the headline on the cover of
Saturday, Sept. 27, 10K. Sites throughout Mass. baseball bat.in America, the A's Magazine, published b the Oak-
Saturday, land Athletics baseball team. This is
r•� " 800-662-1701 Louisville Slugger, there is, - n �: ,
p the issue that kicked off the team's
instead — well,- there's only Y ,;
one way to describe,it: a � ,d ,
4th Annual Duct Walk for Wa side Hos ice a 7 { 1997 season, and the cover features a
ANMKNW Y codfish. And around the �- r A m
�. r full-length photo of Jose Canseco
Sunday, Sept. 28. One or two hour walks on cod is the name of the :: z� P J
company that makes these _ appearing > Y
o aqueduct routes in Weston-and Wayland. 'r a earin tanned rested and read
`r Noon. Benefits Wayside Hospice in Wayland. bats: the Barnstable Bat
to forget his Red Sox ears and be an
Y 5 0 � P Y
- " 508-358-3000 Company. Tom and Chris- � .- � v " �._.�«.,�, .x ;��`. � f � , �` `� ` � Oakland Athletic again.
tine Bednark's company. w Canseco looks muscle-bound as
"Some of the guys call , „Qt g usual, legs crossed, one hand on a
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer it the `fish stick,"' says 3 F hip, the other resting on his bat. He
Bednark. "Or the `sushi
q h Sunday, Oct. 5, Charles River Esplanade, stick.' Or the `swinging " "' y r also looks like a human billboard,
Boston. For the American Cancer Socie - . 4 sporting an Authentic Diamond Col-
fish. I don t -mind what .- 4 g
�� 1-800-952-7430 they call it, so long as—they., lection Athletics T-shirt, wristbands
try it." - ,x with the Nike boomerang logo care-
Gi'</h� Sfr j des 3rd Annual Freedom Trail Walk Ever since the Barnsta- " 'y fully displayed above Nike hitting
Sunday Nov 2 11 a.m. Boston Common. ble Bat Company joined a gloves, and white high-top Nike
select group of businesses sneakers without so much as a scuff
For the Friends of Boston's Homeless. approved to sell baseball °', ,; 4 M sneakers
them.
bats in the Ma'or Lea
'�_ Ir" 617-534-2526 x 385 � ,� w .y "The bat," says Bednark. "Look
that has been the push: to at the bat." Its label has been turned
get them to try it. You can
n ,
- harvest the best wood toward the Continued on Page 26
listing presented as a public service by grown, you can fashion a Seth Rolbezn is a freelance writer. His
• perfectly smooth barrel with �
a "sweet spot" in the meat last article for she Globe Magazine
of the stick, you can make ked the major-lea gu ry.
e lineup, but competition is fierce. wbra Harvard University's Widener
the handle feel just right, '
26 (, PHOTOGRAPH BY BILL GREENE / THE BOSTON GLOBE 11
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• 7 13 years has been director the psychological boost they are all behind American nu- f
assaults on the US military aren't popular or le al. But they . f� of the New York-based need to understand thatmajor --
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V ems., middle manager, a paper- the '60s," Rosenblith adds, got to look good on
pusher for peace. "I see the "which is why so much wood.'" As he considers
social change movement as didn't take root." the possibility that he will available in
that little drip that imper- spend most of the rest of his Oak,Cherry,and Maple
remain convinced that they're right. ■'By Charles A. Radi n ceptibly undercuts some gi- T IS 8 A.M. ON MAY 8, life in jail,Berrigan says,he we also carry dresser,desks,
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midwinter New England dusk expect the struggle to stop massive military spending
gathers over swirling black waters and turn society toward feeding and sheltering the , v
and ,deserted docks. Inside, a disadvantaged to end in his lifetime.
brightly lighted living room glows Berrigan's every move is slow and deliberate, more n
with passion, prayer, the electricity of incipient action. because of his 73 years and barrel-chested, 6-foot-l- qA F1
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softly about the assault they are about to make on the glasses, puts them on, and turns the Bible in front of Over 100 Lgltla aoo/�/S Reach To Dellverll
American military. They read Scripture that they him to the Gospel of St. Mark. He- closes his eyes ' `
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curse," Mark Colville, a 35-year-old Catholic Worker possessed by a legion of demons. wells Staley- "
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the imprisonment he expects to suffer for the civil Berrigan says. Christ drove the demons into a herd of Maine. r ' '
disobedience he is about to commit. His blue eyes are pigs, who then destroyed themselves, much as Berrigan • `�.} _
usually softer, his smile readier, than the tensions of this hopes the nuclear-armed legions of today will die out if
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folded across his chest, head tilted slightly back, Tom Lewis-Borbely, a short, soft-spoken artist and
nodding slowly as he listens to the .others. Philip activist from Worcester, understands the passage a little
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priest and felon, entered the fight for peace and social does not want to be healed," says Lewis-Borbely; the
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Charles A Rodin is a member of the Globe Magazine staff. demons'victim is interested in escape, but not salvation.
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