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I 12 -- The Observer. Southington. Conn. Thursday. Nov. 4.1976 TL'B . OR NOT TUB I -- The Blue Knights' Marching Baod is in full stride at the SIl Bristol Eastern game last Saturday at Fontana Field. The team ma) have had an off-da), bnt the baud sounded as good as e er. Jim Seuich's Sportscope column oext eek will feature a frill stor. on the SIIS band and its l)irector ('onrad (;o7/o. * --Staff photo b) Craig Baggott °uppets and Other 2 hings Puppets and Other soon be starhng its thwd Things, Inc. a non- year of operatton In- MICHAEL'S AUTO BODY EMERGENCY SERVICE C;,l! 628-6947 AAA 24 Hour Towing ALA the community has been encouraging and they LETTERS.TO THE EDITOR d Cross States,:, ' We ct fOro . ou TotheEditor: imp t . Dear Southington Southington is still a Neighbor: small town; every Would you open yo.ur helping hand counts. home today andprovtde When you say no we as" and clothing if a member of our Southington community is faced with a personal disaster such as a loss of their home by fire? Or - can you provide sufficient immediate financial aid this winter to a Southington family that needs food, fuol or shelter becaus of a loss of job or a serious illness? Is it unrealistic to ask that you personally respond to these as well as other similar needs in hines of crisis and personal h.a,rdship here at home m Southington? The fact is, that it is Meriden W e erbury Rd. 5outhington (Milldale), "We Care" Rt. 66 Conn. coming season as even better than last year For the most part, the shows given last year were attended by chtldren, yet the art of puppetry is intended to provide education and entertainment for both children and adults In presenting its first play. Puppets and Other Things has as its main purpose to show that the art of puppetry is not only for children, but also extends to adults "The Pied Eyed Piper" ts a musical satire encompassing bors turn to when they need help Without you, there s no help If you say no there is no way that your Southington Chapter of the American National Red Cross can provide this assistance for you to those individuals that need it Please, take a moment to think about t Your Southington Red Cross is not affiliated with any other agency We are a local chapter respondmg to local z ee ds and do not receive any outs deassistance three acts and running 'e act for you. on approximately one hour and hvenlv minutes vour behalf and we are ompletely supported The musical play was bvvou wntlen originally in the ", response to one 1930"s by Foreman local d saster may Brox n and updated by require severa'l Mr Brown for Puppet's thousand d ,llars of PURITAN -- s999s THERMO-RITE & GLASS FYRE -- SAVE Overall 36 Open*ng P6 CL,4SSIC 100% SOLID IRON FIRE GUARD -- s99 s ALL S,ZES FRANKLIN STOVE Reg "259 00 1599 Stove Only 131HOPMEADOW ST., SIMSBUR¥. CT. HUGE DISPLAY phone 203-651-3304 SAVE NOW on hundrede (| milnNodhdRle. 44onRte. 10&202) of ether itovel and 1975 • can recover suffimentl , There will be hmlted seating for each performance, so calhng for reservations is suggested The shm s will be presented on Nov 12, 13. 19 and 21 at 8 p m All seats areS? resentatives to say no there just wasn't enough help. It isn't unlikely that one day you or a member of your family may have to call on your neighbors in Southington for aid or assistance under one or more of these Red Cross programs. Please don't deny the assistance where it is needed now. The response to our Annual Fund Drive Campaign in March was not sufficient to carry on the many programs of Southington's Red Cross throughout 1976. That is are being asked is why it is important that you recognize that it is you that makes the difference. It is you that determines if assistance can be provided when it ts needed Please help. Please send a check for whatever you can afford in support of your local Southington Chap. ter of the American National Red Cross. Sincerely, Thomas !,. Reynolds. Red Cross Fund Chairman Southington to get back on thetr feet It requires dozens or more of indtvidual voluntary conlribuhons **** to provide this Cnll necessary assistance That is why your per- Sp. rt 621 67.51 sona] contribution is so EARLY Blili SNOW, ICE, WEATHER-MASTER 4 PLY WINTER TRACTION * DEEP POWERFUL TRACTION I l Winter tread with traction cleats to grip and go on mud, ice or deep snow, and designed to" receive metal traction studs. * SELF-CLEANING AND QUIET Wl e, flat trea(t designed " " L 3 so that traction elements 4n rUBL PE automahcally kick out snow or mudhelps keep tread open, ready for act=on. Pre-Winter Special $109s Town Meeting The Town Council will hold its regular meeting Monday, Nov 8, at 8 pm. m the Southinglon High SchoOl cafeteria The public is most welcomed. Dra n and nstall up to 10 Qts antifreeze* Pressure test system Check hoses, belts and battery HALLER 747-6826 TIR ' 747-6827 465 East St., Plainville.Southington Line Rt. 10 HOURS Man Tues,Wed,Fr= 7 30 5.30 Sat 7 30 1 Open fo your convenience Thurs 7 30 8 P M AND THE WINNERS ARE -- pictured above. The e youngsters sold the most candy for the Southington Valley Midget Football I,eague this season. Receiving an 8-track tape player for placing first io the caad> derb) is James Gustavson 30). Presenting James his gift is Sandra Breedloxe, President of the league's Women's Auxiliary. Other winners are: Tom Nichols. far left (32). Michael Monson, middle of picture (dark naiformed 24) aod Glen Breedlove (light uniformed 24. standing in back). MORE WINNERS - in the Southingtou Voile) Midget Football l,eague candy drive are pictured above with the co-chairman of the dri¢a, Virginia IIolding a calculator, one of the prizes assarded by the league, is .Ioey Casey. Staading next to Joe) is Briaa Donna. No. I8 is Keith Jankowski and No. 41 is Das id I,andino. Missing xd en the pholos s ere takeo- Mike Norman and Mike Bohlman. --Staff Photos by Craig Baggott Serious, But During the three-year period 1972 through 1974, 372 lawenforcement officers, representing all levels of government, were feloniously slain in the United States Sad Statistics Over the same span of trine, only three officers throughout England, Wales and Scotland fell victim to deadly criminal ac . Although Italy recorded a substantial number - 76 - of CROP Walk For World Hunger The "Crop Walk for World Hunger" will be held for the third consecutive year on Sunday, Nov. 14, starting at 12'30 p.m. from the hne up sponsors who may donate 10, 25 or 50 cents or more a mile Donors may designate any of the following distributing agencies ! such fatalities its losses, together with those of the other Western European nations of France, West Germany, Spain, Sweden and Norway. amounted to little more than a third of our grisly total for the three years. It is interesting to note, too, that in 1974 the combined population of these European countries more than equaled that of our own In further contrast, Japan ,whose population in 1974 was more than half as great as our own, recorded only 13 police killings --Clarence M Kelly in FBI Lax,,' Enforcement Bullettn , First Congregational for their contribution: Church on the Green. Church World Services, The ten mile walk will Catholic Relief Set-Moffett cover a route on theeast vices, Mennonite Censide of Southington and walkers will be given tral Comm.. Relief Comm World of the 1 'nau, ; ura÷e donalions by sponsors onamiles-walkedbasis Nat. Assn., of Evangelicals. Lutheran 'Free Talk' Money raised by the World Relief. American project -- last year's total was $2.000 -- will go FriendsServiceComm, CareandHope. U S Rep Toby Marfor world-wido There wfl be two rest fett (D-6th bsstr ct eme.r.gency food provtstons through several religious and secular agencies. Prospective walkers may pick up registration forms at Southington schools and churches or at Wallace Jewelers, Main St. and may register at the First Congregational Church on the day of the walk Walkers are asked to stops and patrol cars will pick up walkers who may want to drop out al any point of the roule. Since 1937 the maximum Social Security tax any person has paid is $6,868 05. Between the years 1820 and 1971 the United States received an estimated 45,533,116 immigrants. says he will be ex- panding h s 'people-toeople' service program y setting aside spectal times for d strict residenLs to talk dwectly with thetr congressman The twice-a-month 'Toll-Free Talk wHh Toby' program wtll begin in Januray, using Moffetrs free call-in number (1-800-692-1328) which he Installed last year. VOLKSWAGEN GOES WILD! The First VW Sale in 27 years. Now at: DAVELLA VOLKSWAGEN 425 West Main SL, Medden _ 634-3400 "We now 'have among the best service of any Congressional Distract in the nation," said Moffelt, "but I'm always looking for ways to improve il even more " Mallet t said thai, with the help of local medm he will be pub re=zing the exact 'Talk with Toby' dates and times al least a week in advance
ZBA To Meet On Appeals The Southington Zoning.Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on Nov. 9, at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall court room to act on the following appea Is: Appeal 01590 A Charles M. Staples of 1 The State Senate seat from the 16th District was also retainqd b , the incumbent. William Sullivan, Democrat, defeated Republican Dante Carrafa 19,471 to 15,3M. The U. S . Congressional race in with 7347 v otes to Carter's 7,295. Ice Cream Place To Open The Ice Cream Place will be en on Sunday Nov. 7, pefully, ac- Grieb Rd., Wallingford the 6th district was won cording to owners, Skip Nofsca of, Public Honda| of Pl nntn| end Zonln| Comm ton on Requested Amend. • mint to ZonJn|, The Southtogton Town PlAnning and C0mm[ssJ0fl will hold a Publ[ Heating in the Court Room, Town Hall, on Nccember 15, t976, at 7:30 p.m., to bear the tollowmI pnOOon: Amendment to Zoninl Application No. 1§8- A, eequestinI to amend the Zoninl Repletions of the Town of Southtnston Iddln| the Iollowinl 2.0 tconssml u m building shall l-|}onlneso ofles-th '-tothswrn defed a 3.) A SING GREEH USE WHEN PART OF k F RI OR FRUIT 'AND VEG AB S BUSINESS PR IDED T STRU R[ iS C LY iNCID TAL SUSORDIHA E PRINCIPAL USE AND SUSJ TO E PROVISIONS OT TION 9. ( de addition) Pe bonef: Han [ F g II Agenl f Fra R.T b AI such h ring mternted wifl be h rd and wnflen cmmumca s rail be es d. A py of e pm d en meflt m on file m e lCe Tnwn e k, T n Dated at m , bcu 29 da7 of p , 1976. INGTON P NNING AND ZONING MISSION T wrence T n P nner Corn1 of Pro,bate, District of thiMton NOTICE TO CREDIFOllS ESTATE OF ANTHONY J. DeANGFLO Punuant to an ruder of Hm. Cad J. Sof i, Jod , aft claims must be p esented to the fiduciaff usmed below on o¢ befme Decemb 3, 1976 or be barred bl w. l e fidndaq is: Sophis Delngeto and nthon I. O ln|eto, Habert S on|, S uthln )n, Ct. NoDc of Meelin| Town Town of Sou hmE n CHIMNEYS CLEANED 589- 3266 Tim Bobroske has all the equipment Work completed weekdays and weekends 8 am to 8 pm for your convenienea Average estimate $30 National Surface Cleaning 589-3266 We are insured PEACE AND LOVE from Tom Coss Cable Rave• Me'riden. Channel V, in Wallingfo£d, Fridays 9 p.m to - 2mlantgl P ea _fett, who will retain his car sales and servi e seat. Moffett defeated dealership at 166 Queen Republican challenger St. in a B zone. Th6ma Upson 133,830 Appeal 01591 A. - to 101,157. Independent Charles M. Staples of 9 candidate Louis Mariet- Grieb Rd. Wallingford, ta received 968 votes. requests a special ex- Moffett totaled 8,905 ception for site location votes in Southington to approval for a new and Upson's 5,552. Marietta used car sales and ser- received 82. vice dealership at 166 U.S. Senator Lowell Queen St in a B zone. P. Weicker scored a Appeal #1592 A - Cen- comfortable victory tral Baptist Church. over Democratic op- requests a special extonent Gloria S chaffer, ception to establish a onnecticut Secretary church in a building for- of State and Inmally used for independent candidate dustrial purposes at 1505 Robert Barnabei. West St. in an R40 zone. Weicker gathered a l 01593 A DellaBitta of Schaffer's 559,109 and' Marion Ave. requests an Barnabei's 11,815. 8 ft. front yard width Southington electors reduction on lot #I and a supported Weicker with front yard width reduc- 8,392 votes to Schaffer's tion of 14 ft. on lot #2 on 6,160 and Barnabei's Marion Ave in an R I09. 20/25 zone. In the race for president of the United NOT MUCH States, former Georgia The Federal Energy Governor Jimmy Carter Administration esti- squeezed by President mates that the energy Gerald Ford to claim derived from new the office. Ford, technologies, including however, claimed the synthetic fuels, geother- state of Connecticut's mal and solar, will sup- eight electoral votes ply not more than five with a popular count of per cent of the nation's 717,604 to Carter's Located in the former Grimaldi's barbar shop TREE CUTTING Trees cut. shrubbery trimmed, hght space, the ice cream A me,ins of trucking also Expermnced, store will feature ice fast service. Reasonable cream, concoctions and be 8 1976 at 8: P . in e te na rates CalI62T-3108 . e ln n High Sh , nef noveltb, cakes for all occasions nn cuL the I l ln[ pur : MYRTLE MILLS FLEA Watch for large sear- L Appointment J membet - ParkmK MARKET Unionville Ctr, chlights directing Open Fri 4.30-9 p.m Sat, Ap n ent memb P J B d residents to the store's Sun 9 am - 6 p.m Spaces . n ent avatlable Call 673-2812 or 621pening. Then visit the 4. n ent 3912 )unfair or sit at one of the glass-topped tables 5 Requnt r d e e f T of FOR RENT Marion 3 rrn fur- thln n and enjoy a sundae. rushed apt Reasonable Call € sge d Turnpike R d pro . 621-3912 7 R ub 5 s tmK the T n ol New Guide C urt of Probate, and 5 G mmen Dtsblct of thington 8. Re P Jce SU - E Gnnt The Public Library NOTICE TO CREDITORS [SlAT[OF An|ela Della Bdtz has received an up-to- Pursuant to an ruder ol Non. IO Such Mhef bu tl be date curriculum rer os , a kotow-,.ki. Judge, all ctaims must be pre- to crone belme the meeUn[. rence fitled community service sented to the fiducia named behm on DATED AT SOUIHINGTON, CONNECTICUT, "Education for and communications m before Janua 21, 1977 o¢ be barred hn Ist d of No embe 1975. Business: A handbook by taw The fiducurl s ost wants to build up TOWN OF SOUTHINGTON Aldo Delia Bttto and Curriculum Guide its treasury Ioi ip- Russell Rd to n Welchs l for Business Educatio ment and st . s. Mdldale, CT Town Man g l for the State of Con- All we ask is your necticut," developed un- help. So save your der the sponsorship of .newspapers and call To Reach The Observer the Connecticut State us to have them Department of oicked up. New mem- Circulation and Advertising Education. oers are welcome a Ages 14-21 4-21 I C ll 628-96 5 We ar, are a co-ed I group involved in/ community unity service r and having fun 621-0170 or 628-8184 total energy needs by 1990 647,110. In Southington, Ford also narrowly won. CHILL QUICKLY CLASSIFIED BASEMENTS WATERPBttO- FED - Fods dation cracks sealed: water coming up through basement floors corrected: 35 years experience m South ngton area Central Waterprcefmg Company. 828-6691 or 666-0469 DRAGON FURNITURE STRIPPING SERVICE Strop p,ng without dipping, dady 9-5. St. Southington. next to Hamp's Restaurant. 621-2004 WANTED TO BUY: Salver coins, 1 1 or older, paymg 220% Bring your coins to Calvanese Nursery, Rt 66. Mdldale ORDER NOW Your personalized Christmas cards Up to 25 cards - 10% diseeunt. 25 or more 25% discount Choose from our large cotalogues Prompt delivery at The Step Saver. 213 Spring St ." South ngton "IT SET GIVING TROUBLE? Save ttme- save money Carry m and save Brunelh "IT ser- 909 Men( rbury Rd. Southmgton 028-6S66 W ,%TEI) Industrial Sales Rep looking for small office having phone answering capabdfly and hght typ|ng Soulh|ngton-Cheshire Area 628-0148 Opportunities in Medical Manufacturing • , SUPERVISOR THE DRAFTSPERSON HOLGRATH CORPORATION ' VFWPARA DE/continued from Page "The fire department stand in front of the apparatus and firemen American Legion Posl will form on Church St No. 72 to Columbus Ave and will be on the third and disband there." he When groceries, take them home immediately mmediately and refrigerate ,rate or freeze ,reeze I them properly. ro rly. Store all food in= covered cov e , metal, I glass, tainers. ° l s'{ fto! LL HOSE & CONNE IONS N.BA ERY ERMI LS divisgor of'the parade:" continued ............. foods said Galiette "The parade will be east on route West The reviewing stand will be" in front of the American Legion tain'ers and refrige refrigerate te as soona as the meal is finished 1 Main St to Summer St. Kiltonic Post and the north on Summer St. to West Center St.. east on West Center St to South Center St . north on South Center St to Center St. east on Cenler St to Main SI. then lurning south on Main St at the Town Green to pass the reviewing master of ceremonies will be Police Commissioner Donald Morin Morin ts also a member of the American Legion "This year's observance will mark the 58th anniversary of the signing of the armistice ifft is becauye our bus ness =s money. Casale. Engine Co $: Engine Co 2. Engine Co 3. Engine Co 4. Engine Co. 5. Each of the companies will also have their fire apparatus The parade will form at the corner of West and West Main Streets in Plantsville at the AAA Parking lot at I which ended World War 1." Commander Gallette explained Also on Nov 11. the VFW will hold a Veterans Day service beginning with wreath placing ceremonies on the Green at 11 am. The fire department sirens will blow and all traffic n appr oaches [,o. t he FREE! When you comple NGER SALI & SERVICE MAKES SEWING MACHINES AND VACUUMS 4 Ro d S. Dmzd G28-817] ...... 913 edden-W Rd 104 Cemer S thmgton • MUSI L IN RUMEN •RENT.S & REPAIRS * PRIVATE NS • MUSIC B KS & SHE o r,,,e,,o- "'We' , /or C PLETE TRANS RTATION NEEDS SAL oSERVIC PAR DAILY-WEEKLY-MONTHLY D[MTR/P D p.m The parade wall lown breen, wm De your 1977 step °fr pr°mptly at tpp ed during these AVAI BLE WESTERH AUTO Me be ships now SNOW TIRE avmlable. PRICES HERE'S THE WAY THE FIGURES ADD UP! NOV. 2 h ' UP O SAVE o 26 n n m,a. ,;. , . S VE WEEKLY Sno. 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