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-- THE SOUTHINGTON NEWS- Wed., Oc¢. {0, 197{
ng {.:, Mare SL Luck Supper, 7: 0 p. , 8L
• , .e, -y Hoar, ll-12 noon,
Chea e
,, drcn's Movies, 2 p m,
Son thington --
Branch of Am dnsn Aasaclatio'
; n Plaza Cinema
of U v i W 8 p. m.,
. ae Kalghts vs Reekvtile, e .W M
- ,,o:haJl Same, 2 p m. •w•y.
"." , e Lodge, Class J
Ave.
Women's C e
,., sl 30 p m Melee
St
,liege DedtoaUon, 3
8 p. m., B
Hmpi .
T nC cfl
M
8 p. m.,
l ,tl Berhn St N n
mliy Ladles Auxlhary F , No. ,
.al, 7 p m, Church basement,
Summer St
G e
W
8 p. m.
y,
Marine Corps League and
• xdmry Jomt mstelintzon, B
Cl n's Ad C ,
p m, American
Mare St
Lagoon Home,
St,
81_ NDAY, OCT. 7A T Pe , L 9.
Chflciren's Movie , 2 p m,
Queen Plaza Cinema B G , L 16.
Paper and Rag Dave,
Southxngton Association for
Retarded Chddren, Townwide OcL 16. Carlet m B. Sharpe was hired
pickups start 10 a rn
St Rxia s C rcle, Annual
blarrled
Dehorah R cas Leant to Rlc.Ipu'd
as city mannger. Be proneeded.to
prove the wisdem of tha chc/ea ey
Con' nunioo Breakfast, 9 a m., Michael T--to, Oct. 15. bib attention to the problem of
Phil's Resmur•nt,
Mooee Lodge, Capping
Ceremony, 2 p m., Kmghm of
Births
Son to Mr. and Mre. Michael
payers. Remember I
"Individual Taxpayers."
stated
Columbua Hall, Hobart St.
However, a new problem
Monday, Oct.
Marine Cerpe League meeOng
8 p. m., American Legmn Home,
Main St
Tuesday, Oct.
8on to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
De R , Water SL, Oct. I .
BIG YIRLD8 FROM
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS
developed after some years of
good maan emanL Another city
made Mr. Sharpe a better
flnanct offer so Hartford lest
Kiwanm, 6 15 p m, Phil's
Resmarant
Thalherg School open house, 7
p.m.
St. Thomas Ladles Guild. Pot
A single Kentucky blno rass
plant yielded over 800 feet of
undersroand spreading stems
(rhi omes) and over 1300
deu/hter plants in a year.
weak point in the manager form
of goverument. It chan ed my
outio , on ti type of goverumeat
for it l dntsd out the fact
that it was sttn the "man" that
was important, no matter what
the form of government.
YOUR CHOICE OF AN EXECUTOR
MAY BE THE MOST IMPORTANT
READERS' FORUM Area Schools Take Part Calderone States Awards Given
A In Drug Education Month Party Support To p.a.rade
The Republican Party, In its
platform takes cred/t for
°'8tren " the CounciL--
Democratic Party
reslatored voters
enrouea
besan to
Aeeord to
Edwin Nanmc
be report
principal
of
ct
w/de ffa 'am since its inception
last year.
There have been defln/te 8ulde
Duley, chairman d the Town
Democratic Cmnm ttoe, Jmm
Caldereae, SlZ emzmn for .the
Threes a pe pl watoh " d
South thn's Third Apple
Harvest Festival Perat Sunday
Mm ser form of gay.e .t.
Wherever I have liven, worm
didthechan ecccur. Here0too,
we had a fine mana n" in Paul
Plant
of the
villeSchoolandchaJrman
schoof system's dru
education committee, the
lines set up •o there e inis •
chronuloSlcal correlation the
Open
chal
Party Democrats who
edthePartyinapr/marY
eaitswunSdownthestrestzfr n
Plantmdlle Ce tor to beyond the
Fr n Karff l we moved to
the town of Canton, Conn, where
Republioaea have long been in
control Yet to this dey, Canton
does not have a town-manager
form of government nor is there
contsmplating one, ualsss the
Democratic Party enrol nent is
A inr some years, we moved to
Plainville, where the townman
er sovernment was i -
at 3: 0 p.m. in the Chamber of-
The dedication of SL Paul's
Housing Corp. of Wheeler
Village, the 100 ualt for lowmodm
in hicome f elderty and
laml m will start at p.m. on
Sat day in the lawer parking
area of the Vl e off Berlin St.
mith who at various council
meetln not only list d to, but
often ngread with "individual
of the Republican Town Council
Chah'man. Plainvflto let b
scr iees when Watertown n de
an offer. So, it was the
"man," not the form of 8overnmeal
In to p event these
"abrupt' real natfons, I feel tint
all professional administration
people be hired for a specific
pedormance by the legislative
and flmmcial bodies of leeal
government or not at alll
A loc incident of the "abrupt"
reaignatiea oconrred when eae of
the pr e ineain tee a pmition
in another ci over a salary
time. Reading to that other city's
t t mont two weeks after be
t city from the as and
"abrupt" resignation makes e
wonder wbethor Ll was also inir to
profeas|ooal "roaming." This
incident was referred to in a
previous statement about
who room from ci to city and
back aSaln setting salartoe and
Too often pt e ineais are
controlled by thoee champions of
"Home Rule" -- as lon as they
rule the home[
know that years 88o "Bma"
Prendegast of Kansas City
government there when be was
lcalng political control. By such a
ahange, he was able to heng on
for 15 long yearel
Raymond R. Bogonskt
(Continued From Pnge I)
Robltaille, school superintoadent
Dr. WondeLl WLllinms,
who has been acUn principal,
resigned to take a professorel ip
in secondary education in
Brid epert Uolver-ity.
Pclles Chief O. Robert Trinno
will cheek the traffic tie-upe at
local scheob daring the moral
rnsh houre on the request of the
Police Commission. He will
endeavor to find a way to ease the
an active part in the October
Dru Abuse Education Month.
Be on OCt. 4,
Southlngton administrators,
inachers, nureas and social
pra ram prine to two and three
wee c rses of Dru Abuse
curricular st iy and ln*truction
Several basic positive chansee
have been mad• in this schoul
Democrats
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policemen, m order that they
may be better able to cope with
the many problems incin a
Fire ProtecUon: To eatobhah a
Wel station for our firemen in
an area conducive to good
tralulng methods.
Improve or replace the exintin
fire station in Mm'ion.
Incre. q., the number of paid
firomeo.
Add a much needed lzlmper to
t] fire departinont equipment,
Review all our fire ft hitnS
equipment. This becomes
high rise buildings tn
Ptmming nd Zoalnj: Restudy
pinnnfn sad zo for our
make their desires known prior to
a vote by the pinnning and
Zoning Commission.
Have the duties of the town
planner clearly defined by the
town conncfl as dtcInted in tha
cimrter, which stetes "He shall
have the powers and duties as
maybe determined by ordinance
Charter Revision: Immediately
appoint a charter
revision committee to silly the
cimrter in its entirety. Their chief
concern will be to update the
present conditions.
School Access Walks: Increase
school access walks and aplz nt
a committee to study the
sidewalk .ordinance for pamible
revtal mL
Youth Service Facility':
Esteblish a ¥ont service facility.
which, under
trained profesWfbna|s, woum
attempt to meet the problams
caafr ting our yonng peaple
today.
instruction throughout
Several films have been perchasedby
the Board of Edocation
tids year, and the Southington
Library c ms, durins the past
yem', added over I00 copies o
title• concerned with this
problem to their shelves.
Along with filmstrips,
caneettes, displays, pamphlets,
and recorde, it is hoped that each
school will be able to bring to
their P.TA. a proven about
TdrTdr a eea also has a oper.inl
section devoted to dru abuse,
and the list of tho hocks has been
circulated throughout the
schools.
Tbo Police Department has
cooperated with the schocis by
with LL SoUack expl uln the
hazard of each of the drug .
Future pinns include more
reierooce material and an incroaeed
number of flin dealing
Conservationists
To See Slides
The Sonthington Conservation
Commission will hold its re dar
monthly meeti at 8 p.m. on
Tlmrsday, OcL 21 in the Town
Attending the meeting will be
Lloyd Vibber te of the
Beaulifloation Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce, who will
present slides of this committee's
visual survey of Sonthingtnu.
These slidee will show
Sonthington's good points as weal
as those areas needing ira-
how they may be improved.
At the meeting cepiss of the 4-pete
report on the control of the
gypsy moth and elm spenworm in
Sonthington will be disU dmted to
commission members. This
mieslon, was submitted to the
Town Manager last month.
Luls I,c ano, chairman at the
ccmmissina, has annonnced that
espies t this report, lnchiding
the commission recommeodations,
are now available to
the public upon request.
Interested persons may obtain
a capy by writing to Lozano, Zll
Beeehwood Drive, Sonth ton.
Please include a sel -addreesod
s ped envein .
this September, assured the revinw stand south ct the
Open Democrats.
Open Party Democrats, I would
I/kn to reaasure you that we fully
Democratic Party in the upcoming
municipal elocho . Now
Democratic vots have umde
their chidns, the Open Demom* ts
will do more than theh* Imre of
work to achieve a cmnplets
Democral vlctm'y on November
Chairman, our raup hea always
suppertad all Democratic eandldetea
upon the can-qmlon
tatar-perty primary
This preeedure was clearly
demoastrated in the last
stotowlde election.
' I'be Open Party Demmn*ats
sincerely belleve that the
democratic process was
strengthened by tha pr and,
that /ving all Democratic vo e
a direct voice in the selection of
candidates is cm istant with
party rules changes which were
adopted at the Oct, ber
Democratic Stoto Conveati
"The Open Democrats fee] that
maximum partiulpatiea hi the
Democratic Party wll] make the
Party strong and truly
representative of tha people. In
this spirit Mr. Chairman, feel
free to cell upon me orany otJ r
member of the Open Demacrais
the upcoming election campal
n," Mr. Calderone stated,
entr in the Major Mees Leasue,
went down to another 2-1 defeat
at the hands of Guide's this week.
The team had a fine liret
game but then fell way below par.
cars, personalities, Fire
Equipment, organlsations,
Harvest Fee vaf Sp s --Its
horsemen, and out-ed-town units
all eambined to make a coinrful,
wen r m/zed parade with
The parade marsnam were #a
Edwards and Bar Egan who
wee a tod by last year's
marshal, Melvin Schneider-
The trophy winners' llst
released by Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Alderson reveals the
names of roupe in 10 cetngcries.
They are:
Best Southington FleaS, first,
Grace United Methodist Church
Guitar Group; runner-up is
Camcil, No. 0.
Best Out-of*Town Float is
I.A.M. No. 1433 from New
Britain.
Best Senior Mnsic Group is the
Emerald Cadets of New Haven
who have won first honors for the
third year hi a row. Runner-up is
the Southinston High School
Brat Junior Music Group First
went to tha West H rfford Fife
and Drum Corps; Runear-Up is
the Weati 'onk Fife and Drum
CctlZ.
Best Cc or Guard Firot Prize,
Emerald Cadets of New Haven
Best Harsh Group first
went to the J-? Stables of
Best Fire Department first
went to piainville Fire Department.
Best Antique Fire Department
first p dze was won by Norto
Haven.
Beet Cnstmne first went to
"Abe Lincoln" and the rurmersup
were St. Dominic's Clowns.
Beat Fife and Drum Corpe first
pric want to the Cmmecttont
Trtpp Petro led the lads once Yankees. .
more with a 7 ea be shot for 151, There were scme 100 eshibJtors
116, 130. The Guide' had a 4: in arts and crafis who covered
triple shot byMarty Powers and the Green with theh- works. The
a 40g by Nick Trocsk whlc , we list of winners was not ready at
are sure all bowlers know.
The Jack and Jill Mixed th printing of tbe NEWS.
Couples showed gers, GV's The Appl Hanvest Festival
and Hits and Miss's with 4-0 wins that o ea OCL 9 and cicasd
ea Sunday is sponsored by the
overFour Cards, Sparks ImdNits Greater Southington Chamber of
0. Spoilers, Jal rs, Med 4, South tm .
LucID' 4 had -1 counts over the Dymmzes. The Drifters to the
PROVISION IN YOUR WILL Senior Warden and Vice
Chairman of the Honsing Corp.
Howard Brier y of St, Paul's
Many of the prod-ares are at the
elementary levelspearbeaded by
The utilization of trained
people in the medical and
educational
ordinated proSram
fields
whoee
in a
prime
co-
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The building Committee asked
the architect to Contact the
ro ing specialist to attond the
next meeting of the committee on
Meat BaLls, Bu ters, Travefer
and Don's Team. He and She and
TOP Drawers split their match 2-
2.
Buster
series:
arrant 584,
Ed Vicietts
Ran Medins
593,
me .n'e of the BB's 0 wh/hi the
Jets were dow the
-0 and the Hurricanes rock a
mild -I wln from the M and M's.
Best of the scores: Rose
FeeonY 32 , Kathleen Bailey 0,
Tb ht cho]co can -- Episoupel Church. The prosram
will be followed by the 'adilional
Superv or Nicholas DePaoin,
and the priucipal of tha varin s
schon .
obJeelive would be to make the
hi t and best l sstble use
Wednesday, Nov.- , at 7:S0 p.m.
at the School Board office.
The architects will present all
54, Joe Pasoarelli 552, Frank
Halibozek 539 and Teresa
Coinninno 51#. Joe Passare i had
Jean ueu
Tarantino 130, 7.
m
Save thousand• o! doHare rfl on curlin ceremony, the __ our schools, recreationuz the speeiflcattons for the school the best single for men with 223 WESTRIDGE .8 l OO L
for your beneflcisdos; hieasin of Wheeler Village by Instellalion of a steel mrd facilities and other local at that meeting for a two-week while Teresa Coinninno showed West Ridge moo rze wm
• Speed up o •etHomont o! your astute; the Roy. Edward J. Mor m of raft, elmflar to thoee used nu the resources, stody. The schoni builders will 201 for the indies, bo d its first meettnS of the year
• Prevent family blckerln and animosity.
lierfford. Atcm-of tbeWbeeler
Vtiis ewilibeheld for the p,.thlic,
t rnpikesisbein consideredesa
safety mnsmlre acroe8 the front
Schools: We pledse ronter
support for local education, hat
review tbem sad the bids wtil be
put ojtonthe entire project Nov.
ALlceNealshota342whichw.a,s onToc day, October26. Anopen
We •re ex•cutors of nsintes, and hopa you wIl[
n•ider naming u• In that capacity In your will.
OcL 4, frm lla.m, to 4 p.m.
Tbe Cmmect
--
cut Bank and
of North Center School on North
Main St. Several accidents have =
are con mittod to increase emphasis
en the full use of onr
ll and will be opened arotmd Dee. best of the Sonthin ton Women s
[ ngno lJns week. Alioe had
houee will be bold from -8 p.m.
At the oame ..t me lalr.w ,
_el us outline for you our •peclal qunllflcatJnn•: Trnst Co. and the Soutl ngton t to the street sh ilid be purchased for a school Town aoager received io Nuts to a 2-! win over the
×P FHENCE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY,.. and Trust Co. were the hm]dingln the western section of writing the easement that the I ___
, .+,p ,R'r:,ALITY.. and. extremely Important, our ioccea 'ulhidderwheebld were Veteranm . towo. huli++ng committee had been A Warm "Thank You"
• NcY ncl AVAILABILITY. wenedFridayona ,000Sewer Taxes: Enforce the co eeUon walting for from John Errtcheffi, I"o all of you who *ffend.ed our Open House
. ment not maturing on (Conttuned From Page 1) cg taxm so aH citizens bear their develaper of the Finnders Green
......... ept. , lg72, wi h a bid of .X2 Chief Arthur Toth fmr share, planned unit development. The last weekend, you made ,÷ a greet success!
percent with s pren um. The Assistant Fire Ch,nf Frank indasUT:Appointanmdns rinl easement witi be needed in order For those of you wh.o w.er.e, unable to attend,
other bidder was Hartford Casale. development co-ordinator to to construct sewer lines to the
SOUTHIMGTON ..ti+ Bank and t Citizens Engine Co l, Capt. Richard continue the progress which oow high schoool acrms Mr. pleese accept our invitation tO come
National Bank d Sonth ngton
with a bid of $.ls percent with no
Jodd+
EngtneCo 2, Capt,JobnMayr. underDemeeraticlesderehiphes EmchetU's property, browse thru our Show Room,$ at any time,
BANK um ,t,s, co.
Road
On the $12,000 Gwee
Sewer Assessment note
Be +agine Co 3, C pt. Kenneth elev•tedSonthingten to the onvinhiepoeitionc
Number5inthe
Mr. Errichetti is repert l to
here a non-bind ag approval of | =qrch,l=fl, s h Mr. Evt . ¢= ¢w=s
SPORTS ON THE AIR{
Saturday, Oc+. 23rd
SOUTHINGTON HIGH -vs- ROCKVILLE
Air Time 1:55 P.M.
YALE -vs- CORNELL _
me cial faci tJes in Rarfford Zoning Commissioo and that he is
Scuthington Bank and Trust Co Stanm s County
.as l cce ul with a hid of three Street Llghting: .]q)edite the a•kingforayeur'sdelmYof hiz KITCHENS
percent- no premium The HOLCOMBSCHOOL Holcomb S hool PTA will lnstelistion of street lights in project, Original pinn for a trunk
of
Carter Lane, aesistant principal, Friday, Oct. 2 , Southingtu To continue the widening of called for service to both the
wan n med to the principal's poet High School Do