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                  <text>The Januario Leal Video collection covers events related to the Portuguese community from many towns within the Greater Boston area from the 1970s to 2000. The videos linked here focus on the communities north and northwest of Boston, however many more videos can be found on the LealVideos Youtube page, including videos filmed in the Azores. The videos in this collection include many events, festivals, processions, and Carnaval celebrations.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;This collection is still growing. Check back for updates!&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Biographical Note&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Januario L. Leal was born on October 15, 1946, in São Bras, Terceira to Januario and Maria (Linhares) Leal. He grew up attending school and, as an adult, operated his father’s convenience store.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;In 1970, Januario relocated to the United States with his wife, Fernanda (DeSousa) Leal, and they settled in Lowell, Massachusetts. He became a communicant of St. Anthony’s Church and a member of many local clubs including the Portuguese American Civic League, the Portuguese American Center, and the Holy Ghost Society. After immigrating to Lowell, he worked at Paris Shoe as a machine operator until 1978. He later began working for Bradford Industries, formerly known as Pandel, as an inspector until his retirement.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Januario was also an avid videographer and maintained his own YouTube channel called "Leal Videos." In 1972 Januario's first video camera was a Super 8mm. The Super 8 used 50ft film roll cassettes which only provided 3 minutes of video recording. As video camera technology advanced he later upgraded 3 years later in 1975 to 16mm film. The Super 8 and 16mm cameras that Januario owned were hand-cranked at first but later upgraded to battery powered a couple years later. As Januario continued to follow his passion he upgraded his camera with each video camera technology advancements which included the video formats of VHS (1980-1999), MiniDV (2000-2015) and to the modern day High Definition 1080p (2015-2022). He recorded hundreds of local events related to the Portuguese community, including many processions and festivals. Thanks to his videography passion, an entire generation of Portuguese American festivities will now be preserved for posterity.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Januario passed away on February 28, 2022 and is survived by his four children (Roberta Agostinho, Alizabete Brum, Davido Leal, and Roberto Leal) and their families, including many grandchildren.</text>
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                <text>&lt;h2&gt;Please press play below to view the video:&lt;/h2&gt;
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                    <text>�CONSULAOO.QERAL DE PORTUQAL

BOSTON

A celebracão da Beleza Feminina será, talvez, a melhor
forma de darmos início a estas Comemoracóes do Dia de Portugal,
de Camoés e das Comunidades Portuguesas. '
Mas, mais do que a beleza física da Mulher Portuguesa e
Luso-Americana
por natureza das coisas,
beleza efémera e
passageira com este concurso para a eleiç:ão da "Miss Dia de
Portugal,
1996" celebramos, sobretudo, .a
Beleza da Juventude,
aquela Beleza permanentemente renovada em cada nova geracao.
Simultaneamente, com a eleiçá-o da "Miss Cultura" - a
que o Consulado-Geral particularmente se associa - honramos
tambe'm a Beleza Interior, a Beleza do Conhecimento, a Beleza da
Cul-tura.
Também para nós - Mulheres e Homens para quem o passar
dos tempos nos nao permite mais aceitar estes desafios - esta é
igualmente
uma
grande
oportunidade
de,
em
convívio e
confraternizacão, expressarmos a nossa Alegria e de manifestarmos
o quanto nos Honra a nossa origem Portuguesa.
Que outros podera-o reclamar descenderem dos "varo-es
assinalados" que "por mares nunca dantes navegados/ passaram
ainda além da Taprobana", como cantava Camões, que outros poderão
reivindicar terem os seus antepassados dado "novos mundos ao
Mundo"?

' As concorrentes - e a todas as outras Jovens da nossa
Comunidade dirijo os meus votos de maiores sucessos, aqui e
agora e nas suas vidas particulares:
que7 ao longo do vosso
futuro, na vida familiar e na vida profissional - dignas, activas
e participantes - s~ibam sempre manter bem alto o Orgulho nas
nossas Raízes Portuguesas.
A todos - Homens, ' Mulheres e ·Jovens o meu voto de
que, celebrando o nosso Passado e a no~sa Hist6ria, saibamos
construir o Futuro na Unidade e Fraternidade, honrando esta nossa
Pátria que e'a Lingua Portuguesa.
Boston, Maio : 1996
Luis Barreiros
Consul-Geral de Portugal em Boston

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~údade Ú, 'DÚJÚUJ- &amp;,,iJúú Smtú. de .tlUIJeli

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MENSAJEM DO COMITE ORGANIZADOR DO CONCURSO
MISS DIA DE PORTUGAL 1996

Fowtded in 1923

65 Village Street
P.O. Box 8546
Lowe/1, Massachusetts 01852

Bemvindas,felicidades e boa sorte para as
participantes ao consurso
"Miss Dia De Portugal 1996"
A todos os portugueses da Área Consular de Boston e de Além um
abraço de amizade.
Dimas M. Espinola
José M. Camacho
Adelaide Gabriel

President
Vice President
Secretária

Directores
João Maia, José Nascimento, Heliodoro Silva
Leocádia Sousa, Odete Reis, Fátima Aguiar
Mário Leite, Antonio Bolarinho, Manuel Silva, Ludgero Da Silva

Pe[iz &lt;Dia &lt;De :Mães -¾appy :Motlier's &lt;Day
Rainha para 1996--Melissa Veiga
Primeira Dama para 1996--Debbie Silva
Segunda Dama para 1996--Melissa Leal

Junta Fiscal
Joseph Camara
Heduina Camara
Nógénio Espinola

Comité Escolar
Joseph Camara
Nair Santos
John R. Falante, Jr.

O Comité Organizador do Concurso Miss Dia de Portugal,
Camões e Comunidades Portuguesas saúda a comunidade de
expressão Portuguesa.
Primeiramente, queremos felicitar todas as jovens concorrentes
pela sua participacão num acontecimento já tão relevante na nossa
comunidade.
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Agradecemos profundamente, duma forma carinhosa, não s6 ao
sector comercial, mas também a todas as organizações pelo apoio
prestado, especialmente a Sociedade do Divino Espírito Santo e o
Portuguese American Center,Inc., pelo uso das suas instalacões.
}

Com os melhores cumprimentos
O Comité Organizador
Mario R. Cardoso
Augusto Da Cunha
Maria Felix
N orberto Felix
Margarida Femandes
João C. Ferreira
Paula A. Marques
Waldemar V. Medeiros
Carlos Mozes
Teresa Omelas
Luísa Pereira
Susana Quelha
Cecília Sequeira

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}1.presentação áo Comité Organizaáor

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$100
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}1.presentação áo Júri
(l)esjife áas Concorrentes em Pato (!)e &lt;Banfzo
}1.presentação áa artista Ivette :Marie
&lt;Desfi{e áas Concorrentes em o/estiáo &lt;De J.(oite

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$1 DO-Oferta de Jfo[y Çliost Society
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Oferta do Consufado-(Jera[ de Portuga[ em &lt;Boston

Sefeção áas Cinco &lt;Finafistas
Vftimo áesfife áa :Miss (!)ia (!)e &lt;Portugaf 1995
Interpretação música{ por Ivette :Marie
P.ntrega áe Prémios
Procfamação e coroação (!)e :Miss (!)ia (!)e &lt;Portugaf 1996
&lt;Baife

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$100
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$50-Oferta do Comité
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$50-Oferta de Sountl[iglit
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$50-Oferta do Comité
'T-Sliirts- Oferta de :MISS (J)Jj1_ &lt;IYE &lt;PO(J('IV(JJ1.L &lt;IYE 1995 (Susana Costa Queflia)

�APRESENTADORES DO CONCURSO
Helena Silva
Paulo Pinto

JÚRI
Pedro Luis Teixeira
Fernanda Silva
Armanda George
Antonio Cabral
Cinira Faria
Manuel M. Ferreira
Donalda Silva

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TRANSPORTE AEREOS PORTUGUESES-AIA PORTUGAL
Patrocinadora do 1- PREMIO deste concurso . 1 viagem a
PORTUGAL na época baixa.
COMPANHIA AÉREA TRANSPORTADORA QUE OS
PORTUGUESES SE ORGULHAM PELA QUALIDADE DOS SEUS SERVIÇOS .

MESA DE CONTAGEM
N orberto F elix
Susie Invencio
Luisa Pereira
Zelia C. Magliozzi

PREMIO CULTURA
CONCEDIDO PELO

CONSULADO GERAL DE PORTUGAL
BOSTON
Coordenador do Concurso : Mario Cardoso

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�As Celebracões
do Dia de Portugal,
,
Camões, e das Comunidades
Portuguesas são extremamente
importante para as comunidades
residentes no estrangeiro.

Os

aconticementos que nós tão
carinhosamente

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como este, mostram o resultado

Gostaria de agradecer

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Os jovens

luso-americanos mostram orgulho pela

Nome:

Tina Silva Tavares

sua língua e cultura portuguesas.

Idade:

16

comunidade e a minha familia pelo apoio

Reside:

que me deram durante este Último ano como Miss Dia de Portugal de
1995.

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positivo dos nossos esforços.

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Este concurso enriqueceu-me de muitas maneiras e espero que o

Representa:

Lowell
Portuguese Continental Union
Lowell, MA

mesmo aconteca a todas as concorrentes e à vencedora de 1996.
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Desejo tambem que o concurso continue por muitos anos e
engradeca
, a nossa comunidade, promovendo a nossa cultura perante os
jovens que sao o nosso futuro.
Nome:

Idade:
Reside:

Susana Costa Quelha
Miss Dia de Portugal 1995

Representa:

Christine Caetano

18
North Andover
Rosa 1s Boutique,
Mitasha 1s Bridal

�Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Alice Maria Ramos
18
Milford
Ann Marie Boutique,
Mílford, MA

Cristina Da Silva
18
Norwood
Rancho Foclórico do Altominho
Norwood, MA

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:

Maryann Da Costa
17
Milford
Milford Portuguese Club

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

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Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Mareia Santos
20
Somerville
Santo Cristo Center,
Cambridge, MA

Cristina Carreiro
20
Medford
Portuguese Benefit Society
Henda Records Peabody, MA

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Joanna Carreiro
21
Somerville
Filarmonica Santo Antonio,
Cambridge, MA

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Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Diane Marie DeMoura
17
Milford
Dunkin Donuts,
Mílford, MA

Darlene M. Leal
22

Nome:
Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Dracut
Bexx lnternational,

Chelmsford, MA

Lesley Ann Ornelas
19

Nome:

Tewksbury
Enchanted Moments'

Reside:

Marisa Reis
18

Idade:

Representa:

Lowell
Portuguese American Center,

Lowell, MA

Chelmsford, MA

Nome:

Cristina Paula Brum

Nome:

Anabela Pereira

Idade:

23

Idade:

22

Cambridge
Cambridge Savings Bank,
Cambridge, MA

Reside:

Reside:
Representa:

Representa:

Somerville
Cambridge Portuguese
Credit Union

�Nome:

Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Julie Cerqueira
16
Mílford
A Cerqueira Construction Co,
Mílford, MA

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Idade:
Reside:
Representa:

Melinda Avíla
17
Lowell
Valdemar Studios,
Somerville, MA

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PEABOBY
LOWELL
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•AII occaison Cakes, Homemade Breads, Rolls
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10 KEARNY SQ.

(508) 934-9121

60 MAIN ST.
(508) 532-5435

PARA VIAJAR, OU SEGURO DAS SUAS PROPRIEDADES

The Silva Family

Boa sorte para todas as concorrentes da
"MISS DIA DE PORTUGAL 1996"

PREFIRA OS NOS.SOS SERVICOS
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Specializing in fresh American &amp; Portuguese Fish

MEAT
MARKET
- - - PEABODY &amp; CAMBRIDGE, MA

Specilizing in Silk FLowers for
Weddings • Anniversaries • Special Occasions
Home Bouquets

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&lt;Desejamos sorte efefu:iáaáes a toáas as concorrentes.

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New England Meat Markets

The Silva Famlly
508-531-9866 ·

at Pubody Square
60-62 Walnut Strcet
Peabody. Ma 01960
phone 508-531 -0846
fax
508-532-4283

&lt;Desejamos sorte eje{icúfaáes a toáas as
concorrentes para a
'?rf.iss &lt;Dia áe &lt;Portugaf'' 1996

34A Paleologos St.
Peabody, MA 01960

Insurance Agency
95 Rogers St. Lowell, MA 01852
508-459-0880

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at Harnrd Square
Broadway Marketplace
468 Broadway
Cambridge. Ma 02138
phone 617-547-2334
fax
617-547-BEEF

Come visit both our stores we
carry many Protuguese
products:
Cheese
Meats
Deli
Wines
Beers
Owners: Charlie Silva &amp; Charles Bougas
Wishing good luck to
"Miss Dia De Porgugal 1996"

BOA SORTE ATODAS ASCONCORRENTES

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COFFEE, SOFT DRINKS, DONUTS &amp; PASTRY
For Any Size Gathering- Priced To Fit Your Pocketbook

16 School St. 508-4 73-9884
Milford Mass. 01757

DISTRIBUIDOR S DE MUSICA PORTUGUESA E BRASILEIRA
EM CASSETTE E CD
FAX (ó r7)4Y2-644Y

(617) 492-2644

P.O.BOX 410375 E. CAMBRIDGE MA. 02141-0004

35 Medway Road
Mtlford MA. 01757
508-473-0276

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FINGER E DINNER ROLLS, PAPOS SECC
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HAZELNUT - IRISH CREAM - SWISS MOCHA
FRENCH EUROPEAN CAPUCCINNO
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1075 CAMBRIDGE ST. CAMBRIDGE MA. 02139
(617) 547-6282
(617) 576-2171

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Programação em Português CANAL 2 9
Todos os dias de Segunda a Sexta-Feira
Programas em lfngua Portuguesa.

Segundas, Quartas e Sexta-feiras:
7:30 P.M. Mau Tempo no Canal (Oferta da RTP Açores)
8:00 P.M Telejornal dos Açores. (RTP)
Terca-feira:
7:30 P.M. O Barco e os Sonhos
8:00 P.M. Terra de Saudade
Quartas-feira:
7:30 P.M. Programas Locais &amp; Múscia Portuguesa 8:00 P.M.
Quintas-feira:
7:30 P.M. Arquipélago (Oferta da RTP Açores)
8:00 P.M. Variedades com Música Portuguesa
Abertura da Programação com notícias locais com Joe Bairos
Director da programação, Joe Bairos.

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sorte no concurso "MISS DIA DE PORTUGAL 1996"

(611) 491-5818
723 ~ Stua - ~ , ?1trl 02141

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Luso American Credit Union
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37 Tremont Street
Peabody, MA 01960
508-531-5767

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Luis M. Gomes

FUNDADO EM 1960

President

Uma instituição financeira com 40 milhões de dollars no
activo e que ao longo dos seus 3 6 anos de existência tem
servido, orgulhosamente, a comunidade Luso-Americana da
costa norte.

785 Cambridge St. Cambridge, MA 02141 -Tel: (617) 547-1030
Administração e Gerência

38 Congress St. Milford, MA 01757 -Tel: (508) 473-6230

cou~,N~ BAK~RY
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CONVl~NC~ ~TOR~
Boa sorte a todas as concorrentes!
Route 38, Bridge St. Pelham, N. H. 03076 lei: (603) 535-3433

Gaspar Simões ........................................... Presidente
Alfonso Barcamonte ........................... Vice Presidente
Ildeberto R. Maria ......................... Gerente, Tesoureiro
Manuel R. Silva........................................... Secretário
Administradores
Manuel S. Bettencourt

Donald Kelly

Mario Costa

Albert Lopes

Michael Custodinho

Edward C. Martins

Augusto DaCunha

Tomas Nogueira

Henrique Faria

John Nunes

Domingos Furtado

J oanne Rodrigues

Não se esqueça!! Oferecemos vários tipos de empréstimos tais
como para a compra de carros ou casas. Os juros estão baixos!!
Visite-nos ou chame-nos hoje.

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INMAN SQUARE HARDWARE INC.
1337 CAMBRIDGE ST. CAMBRIDGE MA. 02139
(617) 491-3405
COFFEE, SOFT DRINKS, DONUTS &amp; PASTRY
For Any Size Gathering - Priced To Fit Your Pocketbook
Mr. Ventura thanks all patrons
Equal Empolyment oppurtunity. J obs Available please cal!

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D/B/A Dunkin Donuts
99 High St.
Danvers, MA 01923

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86 Derry Rd.
Hudson, N.H.
603-880-4334

REPRESENTANTES DAS TINTAS

508-777-7003

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Ventura Jnc.
1 Mohawk Drive
Londonderry, N.H.
603-434-8542

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REAL TY SALES • NOTARY PUBLIC • TRAVEL SERVICE

614 CENTRAL STREET
LOWELL . MA 01852

(61 7) 864-9334

Special Events
Specializing in Cakes for
Weddings • Birthdays • Special Events

baby clothes- shoes-lamps
gifts, etc

(508) 459 -0993
HENRY T. De SOUSA
Real Estate &amp; lnsurance Broker

l 052 CMJIBRIDGE ST CMJIBRIDGE MA 02141
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Cambridge, MA
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Residential &amp; Commercial

Free Estimates

Tel: (617) 494-6556

Hours: MON-FRI 8AM-7PM SAT 9AM-5PM

459-8823

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"Our customers come
second only to QUALITY"
50 Stedman St .. Unit 9
Lowell, MA 01851
(508) 453-4667
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1777 Bridge Street
Dracut, MA 01826
(508) 459-3656

�"Procuramos sempre defender
os seus melhores interesses!'
O Cambridge Savings Bank aconselha~o profissionalmente e oferece~lhe excelentes
serviços bancários em todas as áreas, nomeadamente:
• Contas de cheque e de poupança
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Dirija-se à nossa nova sucursal na 1378 Cambridge Street, Inman Square, Cambridge.
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L.:::al:::I SAVINGS BANK

Um Banco Sólido e Bom desde 1834:~
Membro da FDIC/DIF

Harvard Square • Porter Square Shopping Center • lnman Square • East Arlington • Arlingcon Center • Arlington Heights
Lexmgton • Belmont Center • Bedford Shopping Center • Burlington • 617-864-8700

X-Oferecem-se ván·os fundos de investimento que não são depósitos nem obrigações do Banco,
nomeadamente Fundos Mútuos e Anuidades. Estes investimentos não são garantidos pelo Banco,
nem pela FDIC/DIF O investidor assume todos os riscos, incluindo perca do principal.

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Comunidades de Expressão Portuguesa
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• Serviços Sociais e Imigração
• Serviços Para a AIDS/SIDA, Doenças
• ( l'lassachusetts
Sexualmente Transmissiveis e
Alliance of
a Tuberculose
Portuguese
• Serviços de Álcool e Drogas
Speakers
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• Aulas Para Inglês Como Segunda Língua
e de Naturalização

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92 Union Sq., Somerville, MA
1046 Cambridge St., Cambridge, MA
196 Harvard Ave., Allston, MA

617-628-6065
Linha Grátis HIVIDST: 1-800-232-7725

Boa sorte para todas as concorrentes da
"MISS DIA DE PORTUGAL 1996"

�CHELMSFORD, MA

O 1824 · (508)937-9822

Fine Cheeses, Gourmet Foods, Wines &amp;
Spirits. A long-standing commitment to
bringing you the finest f lavors of

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UNIOUE FURNITURE -

IMPORTED GIFTS &amp; GOLO

LEONIA ANO
MARIO CLARIMUNDO

(J)esejamos sorte efeíiciáaáes a toáas as
concorrentes para a
'5'-fiss &lt;Dia áe Portuga('' 1996

SOL
RESTAURANT, CATERING &amp; LOUNGE.

96 TREMONT STREET
PEABODY, MA 01960

Tony Rodrigues

ROSA'S BOUTlQUE LTD.
Mobllias para :
Quartos de Jantar
Quartos de cama
Salas
DecoracoNes
Orientais
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Portuguesas

92 Hi~hland Ave. SomeNille

Cristais
Candeeiros
Ouro e Prata Portuguesa
Concertos de ouriversaria
e relojoaria

(413) 543-4614
(413) 543-7901

TEL : (617) 623-8260

132 MAIN STREET- INDIAN ORCHARD, MA 01151

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Direcção 1996
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Milford , MA

President:
Vice President:

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Domas e restantes acompanhantes
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Armando Lage

Elegàncla, é bom gosto
sona

(617) 628-8803

2. Vice President:

José Cardoso

3. Vice President:

Jorge Carneiro

Secretário Geral:

Amilcar Carneiro

92 Hlghland Ave.
Somerville Ma. 02143

,. PIQUES TRAVEL AGENCY LTD.
Tesoureiro:

Acácio Morgado
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Domingos Peneda

1098 CAMBRIDGE ST.

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~JSS (})V! (J)r.E &lt;PO~rrVÇ.JlL 1996

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876-7217
876-7218
876-7219

jt toáas as concorrentes representantes áa &lt;Befeza Pemini1:4 Lusitana,

áese.Jamos as maiores feficúíaáes no certame, e pe[a vúía fora.

�A. Cerqueira Construction
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Portuguese American Center, INC.

Boa sorte a todas
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Fundado em 19 S4 Lowell, MA
S9 Charles Street Lowell, MA O18 S2

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Lounge (508)454-1725

Lusitanos (508) 453-8516

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Banda (508) 453-8456 '
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Fax Machine (508) 452-6073

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desejA boA sorte A todAs AS concorrentes dA

" tl!Jiss ~in ~e fJortu9nl 1996"

f'-Miss Dia De Portugal

55 Madden Ave.
Milford, MA O175 7

508-4 73-438 1

Portuguese American
Civic League
Of Lowell, MA
512 Central Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Um dos locais onde a Comunidade Lusa
residente em New England USA se reune.
Em nome do Presidente Faustino Ribeiro e
direcção comprimentamos as candidatas do
concurso de MISS PORTUGAL
desejando-lhes muita sorte no mesmo.

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Born on the Azorean island of Terceira, in the village of Biscoitos, in 1950; Dimas Espinola immigrated with his family to the United States in the late 1960s, settling in Lowell’s “Back Central” (predominately Portuguese) neighborhood; his father, formerly a furniture maker in Biscoitos, obtained a job as a loom fixer in the Wannalancit Mills; his mother worked in a shoe factory; Mr. Espinola received his formal education in schools on Terceira and, upon arriving in Lowell, he secured a work permit and, at nearly 17 years of age, he was employed in a manufacturing job in the Paris shoe factory on Bridge Street; at the same time Mr. Espinola, a communicant at St. Anthony’s Church, began working closely with the pastor, Rev. John F. deSilva; among his activities was translating English for Portuguese members of the community, which included various issues affecting the neighborhood, including a state proposed extension of the Lowell Connector highway that threatened many homes and businesses in the “Back Central” neighborhood; in addition to his community activism and work with the church, Mr. Espinola also became involved with the Portuguese-American Center (and its soccer team), as well as the Holy Ghost Society; he remained in the shoe industry for many years, becoming a foreman and factory manager.&#13;
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                    <text>1 Aniversario
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Abertura e Encerramento por: Helena Silva
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Para Mais Informações:
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Born on the Azorean island of Terceira, in the village of Biscoitos, in 1950; Dimas Espinola immigrated with his family to the United States in the late 1960s, settling in Lowell’s “Back Central” (predominately Portuguese) neighborhood; his father, formerly a furniture maker in Biscoitos, obtained a job as a loom fixer in the Wannalancit Mills; his mother worked in a shoe factory; Mr. Espinola received his formal education in schools on Terceira and, upon arriving in Lowell, he secured a work permit and, at nearly 17 years of age, he was employed in a manufacturing job in the Paris shoe factory on Bridge Street; at the same time Mr. Espinola, a communicant at St. Anthony’s Church, began working closely with the pastor, Rev. John F. deSilva; among his activities was translating English for Portuguese members of the community, which included various issues affecting the neighborhood, including a state proposed extension of the Lowell Connector highway that threatened many homes and businesses in the “Back Central” neighborhood; in addition to his community activism and work with the church, Mr. Espinola also became involved with the Portuguese-American Center (and its soccer team), as well as the Holy Ghost Society; he remained in the shoe industry for many years, becoming a foreman and factory manager.&#13;
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, /JOYS AND GIRLS, HONORED GUESTS,
AND MEMBERS OF TI-IE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY. WE ARE GATHERED
HERE ONCE AGAIN TO HONOR TI-IE HOLY GHOST AND FOR A DELICIOUS
AND TRADITIONAL MEAL THAT IS OFFERED BY TI-IE HOLY Gl/OST SOCIETY,
BUT BEFORE WE BEGIN THIS MOST DESIRED MEAL, I WOULD JUST LIKE
TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT TI-IE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY, /-/ERE IN TI-IE
CITY OF LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS .
SINCE THE YEAR 1914, THE PORTUGUESE IMMIGRANTS, MOSTLY
FROM THE AZORES ISLANDS, THAT /-JAVE SETTLED IN Tl/IS CITY HAVE BEEN
PASSING ON THEIR CULTURE AND TRADITIONS ON FROM ONE GENERATION
TO THE NEXT. INCLUDED IN THESE TRADITIONS JS THE HONORING OF THE
HOLY GHOST. THEY DID THIS WITH A MASS, FOLLOWED BY A PROCESSION
OF TRADITIONAL COSTUMES . THEY WOULD THEN ALL GATHER AT A
RESTAURANT OR HALL FOR REFRESHMENTS AND A MEAL .

I AM UNABLE TO TELL YOU W/-10 WAS THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF
THE HOLY GHOST COMM/1TEE WAS BECAUSE THERE ARE NO RECORDS
AVAILABLE. BUT AS THE YEARS PASSED, MORE AND MORE IMMIGRANTS
BEGAN SETTLING IN LAWRENCE AND SIGNED ON TO BECOME MEMBERS OF
THE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY. WITH THESE NEW MEMBERS, ALSO CAME NEW
IDEAS AND MORE MODERN WAYS TO HELP CELEBRATE THE FEASTS THAT
ARE DONE ON THE ISLANDS. NATURALLY, THERE WERE MANY CONFLICTS
IN THE BEGINNING DUE TO THE NEW IMMIGRANTS WANTING TO DO IT
MORE LIKE THE WAY IT WAS BEING DONE ON THE ISLANDS, WITH THE
OLDER MEMBERS FEELING LIKE THESE NEWER MEMBERS ARE TRYING TO
TAKE OVER. AFTER MANY MEETINGS AND DISCUSSIONS, THEY CAME TO
THE CONCLUSION THAT MODIFICATIONS WERE NEEDED TO BE MADE FOR
THE FUTURE.

�IN 1976, JOSE ANDRADE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT, FOR THIS, Tl-IE
FIRST TIME THAT THE FEAST WAS CELEBRATED IN TRUE FASHION AS IT
IS IN THE ISLANDS, BARING A FEW MODIFICATIONS. THESE FEASTS WERE
ALWAYS DONE WITH LOTS OF FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES AND BECAUSE
THEY DID NOT HAVE THEIR OWN PLACE TO HOLD THESE FEASTS, THE
NEW COMMl1TEE DEDICATED THEMSELVES TO HELP SOLVE SOME OF THESE
PROBLEMS. AFTER MANY GENERAL MEETINGS, ONE OF Tl-IE FIRST THINGS
THEY FELT NEEDED TO BE DONE WAS TO LEGALIZE THEMSELVES AS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, AND IN 1983, Tl-IE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY WAS
REGISTERED AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION.

ANOTHER TOPIC THAT WAS FREQUENTLY BROUGHT UP DURING Tl-IE
MEETINGS WAS Tl-IE IDEA THAT THE ORGANIZATION SHOULD ACQUIRE A
PLACE TO HOUSE THERE FUNCTIONS . IT ALL STARTED WITH A PICTURE ON
A SHOE BOX. THEY FELT IT WAS REALLY NECESSARY BECAUSE IT WAS
COSTING ALMOST 3 THOUSAND DOLLARS TO RENT A PLACE TO HOLD THERE
FEAST. WHEN ISABEL BARBARA WAS INFORMED THAT THE HOLY GHOST
SOCIETY WAS LOOKING FOR LAND OR A PLACE TO BUY, SHE INFORMED
VALQUIRO EIRO, THE PRESIDENT OF THE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY AT THE
TIME, OF A CLUB FOR SALE, LOCATED IN Tl-IE MIDDLE OF Tl-IE PORTUGUESE
COMMUNITY, ON ERVING AVE. THE PROPOSAL WAS BROUGHT UP IN A
MEETING WITH THE MEMBERS AND WAS VOTED IN FAVOR OF BUYING Tl-IE
CLUB WITH THE ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE OF LAWYER VICTOR J-/ATEM.
AFTER HOLDING VARIOUS FUND RAISERS AND THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF
THE COMMUNITY, WITH MRS : ROSA SOUSA, THE FIRST PERSON TO DONATE
GENEROUSLY TO THE CAUSE. IF SHE WAS ALIVE TODAY SHE WOULD BE
102 YEARS OLD . ALL TOGETHER THE SOCIETY CAME UP WITH $39,000.00
THOUSAND DOLLARS, BUT THAT WAS NOT ENOUGH FOR THE DEPOSIT.
THEN ON JULY 1, 1988, WITH THE HELP OF MR. VICTOR HATEM, NOT OF
PORTUGUESE DESCENT, HELPED FINANCIALLY UNTIL THE HOLY GHOST
HAD ITS PLACE TO CALL HOME.

THE BUILDING ITSELF NEEDED MANY REPAIRS. THE HOLY GHOST
SOCIETY, AFTER WORKING ALL DAY AT THEIR REGULAR JOBS, PUT ASIDE
THEIR PERSONAL NEEDS AND CAME WILLINGLY TO HELP REPAIR THE

�HOUSE WE CALL TODAY TlIE HOME OF THE HOLY GI/OST. PEOPLE WERE
ASKING AND CONTINUE TO ASK WHY DID THEY BUY THIS CLUB IN

LAWRENCE, WHEN WE ALREADY I/AVE A PORTUGUESE CLUB HERE IN
LAWRENCE. BUT WE ALL DREAM OF OWNING OUR OWN HOME SOMEDAY,
SO WHY SHOULDN'T THE HOLY GHOST HAVE A PLACE OF ITS OWN.

REMEMBER, THE HOLY GHOST SOCIETY JS NOT HERE TO MAKE A
NAME FOR THEMSELVES OR TO COMPETE WITH ANYONE. THEY ARE HERE
FOR THE HOLY GHOST, FOR OUR CHILDREN, SO THAT THEY MAY LEARN
AND APPRECIATE OUR CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS, AND ALSO FOR TI-IE
OTHER ETHNIC GROUPS AROUND US, SO THAT THEY MAY IJE AWARE OF
OUR CULTURE THAT CAN STILL BE FOUND TODAY ON THE OTHER SIDE OF
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN IN OUR DEAR COUNTRY OF PORTUGAL AND THE
AZORES ISLANDS.

I WOULD NOW LIKE TO TAKE AN OPPORTUNITY TO MENTION THE
NAMES OF A FEW OF THE MEMBERS OF THE HOLY GHOST COMMITTEE THAT
WAS IN OFFICE AND MADE THE HOUSING OF THE HOLY GHOST TRANSFORM
FROM A MERE DREAM INTO THE ABSOLUTE REALITY WE SEE HERE TODAY.
AND THESE PEOPLE WERE:

VALQUIRO EIRO, TJIE PRESIDENT
JOSE ANDRADE

ISABEL BARBARA
JOSE M. SILVA
NATALIE FARIA
LEONILDE DUTRA
DAVID ANDRADE
LINO ROCHA
CLAIRE ANDRADE
MANUEL ANDRADE
JAMES PONTES
IIELIO DE MELO

�AND ALSO TO ALL THE PAST AND PRESENT COMMITTEES OF THE
HOLY GHOST SOCIETY, AND TO ALL THOSE PEOPLE THAT IN SOME
WAY OR OTHER HELPED CONTRIIJUIE TO MAKING 11-1/S HOLY GI-JOST
HOME A REALITY, TO YOU COMES MUCH THANKS AND APPRECIA11ON
AND GOOD LUCK IN ALL THAT YOU DO FOR 1HE HOLY GHOST.

RADIO PATRIA WCCA1 800 LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETS

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