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.! 8-- The Observer, Southin ton Conn. Thursda , Nov. 4, 1976 FROM THEPU PIT stand anyone else. But to be whole, we are but get along alright wth people. Others think CASALE Godis okay, but can't Continued from Page 1 asked to love upwards firefighter he came with By Edward S. ,P,rev t "" and sideways, and when good qualifications. He Rector, St. Paul s El iscopal Church put together it all looks had advanced through " - like this: the ranks to captalnin his 17 years as a volun- L II reef. As a regular fire- "Love Upwards and Sideways" Love + 0 = == fighter C.a,sale worked Y up to shift super.visor E before being appmnted Jesus once stud that means worshipping him is to say that Jesus ex- assistant fire chmf and man has a two fold every week within the pects us to vote in elec- OPENHOUSE deputy fire marshal in responsibthty To love community we call tions, it means being June1967. upwards and to love church. As we are fed in worried about people The Jr. Women's Club As far as the Fire sideways Moreover, He this community, the in- who need food and/or of Southingtonisholding Dept.'s growth and its stud that th s love was a dividual responsibilities clothes, about those who an Open House -Cham- position in the cornsummary of every law of loving upwards are sick and lonely, pagne Cocktail Hour - mumty today are conever written about become clear. ,This in- about anyone who needs membership Drive on cerned, Casale says, "I "leading a good and holy volves prayer, and us. Loving sideways Monday, Nov. 8, 7-B p.m. feel better and safer in hfe And He said that prayer is talking to God also has to do with the at St. Paul's Episcopal town and l'm sur.e the both are necessary as well as listening to quality of our en- Church, MainSt. / pubhc does too as a ingredients loving up- him. This involves vironment since God All Southington area result of the fire prowards and loving reading about God, gave us this world as a women ages 18-40 who , , tectlpn we offer " sideways in following notably in the Bible. trust, not to be squan- are interested in their , e ' . , Casale is no longer him If we do one to the And finally this in- dered, not to be raped, community are invited. ' " working shifts as a exclusion of the other, valves thinl ing about but to be respected and Come and see wha.t "" Y ' result of his elevation, to our lives are in- God as He exists about nourished in return for charitable work we do assistant chief complete Jesus knew us and within us. the nourishment we for our community. Our DECA FUND RAISER -- for the UNICEF Children's Fund was heid recently stead, he is now o0 call what He was talking Loving tideways has receive from it. program for theevening at Briarwood. Funds were raised in a costume contest and a pumpkin-carving 24 hours a day along about, and He was not to do primarily with how Thus the command is will be cake decorating contest - some results aro shown above. From left. are Briarwood Fashion with Chief Toth. "I used fooling around He we relate to our fellow really very simple when by Claudette Sobo- Merchandising teacher Lynn Beaumont who organized the school's DECA to sleep at the fire meant t man and the en- outlined this way What lewski, club: Jennifer Towler, DECA president: Mrs. George Westerberg. local house," explained Loving upwards has vironment. This means is not so simple is Those interested UNICEF chairman0: and Dr. John J. LeConche, Briarwood president. Casale. "but not primarily to do with us and God Specifically, it an active concern for following it. Some of us please call 628-5190 or our government 628-0193 which have trouble with God --Staff Photo byCraig W. Baggott anymore. The chief and I still fight fires, but we THEPEANU T.SROnL/cont nuedfromPaget Class of supervise a-t--the same t me There is never a case where we who would sweep in. don't ..ellanybody." around. DellaVecchiais DePaolo (town clerk) don't want a mayor was his answer, con- 1941 are both out of town " As assistant fire mar- S t e v e E l l i o t t, A CBS TV report asked how he feel He told me recently there form of government, tinumg: "I just worked The Class of 1941 shal, Casale, along with Democratic Party states, Ford won Con- gives it some thought would be a record hum- This was a b g step for harder this time around will hold its35-year Chief Toth, who is the chairman, shirt un- necticut. A voice from and answers, "I'm bet of absentee ballots us!" If I had some knocking on over reunion on Satur- fire marshal, s responbuttoned, tie loosened, the background, "Try grateful for the victory and 1,800 newly peanuts I'd offer them 2,600 doors and coming day Nov 20 at 7 s ble for all town fire is running from room to NBC!" tit wasn't tong before registered voters, That tohim, back a second time with p m at Gene's safety inspections room, shouting en- Art DellaVecchia Art was the obvious win- certainly didn't show Bill Benjamin, who fliers, I drove 30 to 35 Restaurant required by law orwhen couragement, arrives - quietly. A true ner). I'll meet with my any apathy." lost to DellaVecchia. miles a day, going up Spouses of class they are requested A phone rings, professional with quiet coordinates in a few GOPRevisited had a brief comment: and down streets members are When asked the Someone shouts. "The confidence. Moffett days to map out our A trip back to GOP "I believe I fought a People began to know welcome after 10 classical queshon -fifth district poll has a returns show him a big legislative strategy. I'm Headquarters found clean, pro-Southington meby face, waving and p m what made him decide lot of people still waiting wi nner. Resounding not surprised at the Ray Sabatella elated, campaign. I would hope shouting encourageme- Cocktails will be to become a firefighter, to vote." Steve Elliott "no" votes on Charter good turnout. These "We had a victory," he Art DellaVecch a -- the nt. I had to work on the served at 7 p m Casale [esponded: comments, "If you'rein changes causing mur- people are con- shouted. "We carried victor -- will do the best identity problem You wlth dinner at 7.30. "When I was 13 years the building by eight, murs from many scientious. They know Ford. Weicker, Migliaro he can for the com- must sell yourself, ex- old. there was a fire in they must let you vote. Democrats. including they have a respon- and "no" votes on the mumty. I wish him the pose your programs. '" town I heard the alarm The results will be late Town Council Chairman sibility." More peanuts. Charter changes." best " display it Tell the MHRC Officers and ran down to see it It coming in " Time for j Robert Britton. please. Ray's motor was in high Now to corral a GaP people of Southington I Resign turned out to be a barn more peanuts. Jim Clynes, who step- Steve Elliot( echoes gear. No stopping him winner. Gene Migliaro won't let them down. I with hay m the loft Another phone rings ped down from the 81st DellaVecchia's confide- now. "The 'no' votes He had just left his won't betray their faith It is with deep regret blazing away -- and Someone looking for a General Assembly seat nce in solid turnout, a mean we captured the Southington Headquart- m me. They're going to and sadness that the there were two children campaign worker, because of pressing good sign for the imagination of the ers Up the mountain to get the representation friends of theMHRCac- in it It was terrible, the Caller told to hang up, business interests, is Democrats. 'Tm proud public. The people af- his Wolcott spot. Not they've been m ssing for cepted the resignation two children were burthey're tying up a huddled with DellaVec- of our candidates and firmed our belief that there, either. Back to two years In fact. I'm of President Ann Bar- ned to death -- it gave valuable line Another chin Art is still quiet, the large turnout. I we havea good farm of Southington where starting tomorrow by bero andVieePresident me a feeling that I phone rings Someone but hopeful. Clynes is figured an 80% turnout, government They're Sabatella informs me I going to Hartford and Gerry Desmond at the wmhed sqmeday I c u,.I( whmpers, "M gliaro enjoying the evening -- but it's been bigger than ith us on the sub- can reach Gene by get the ball rolhng.'" October business become a fireman ahd won Wolcott by 624 Shh, no pressure this time I anticipated Juamne stantive issues. They phone in Waterbury I FinlshingTouches meeting be able to help out. To can barely hear his Back at Central vo ce, he's obviously in Elementary School Members want them this day I get an awful the midst of a where the total vote to know that their very feeling when I know or s ncere efforts, hard thmk there are people in celebration He begins count s still going on a burmng building I by thanking "a lot of One of our reporters, work and generosity want to get in qumk,!y people who were behind Mary Doherty. and throughout the year me I could not have others are waiting and were greatly up- andseewhatleando done t alone Members wilting, but holding prec ated At least. The inescapable fact of the party and (hew thelrown Marv tells me close association w th of a ftrefighter's life is . that danger is ever children gave me many Andy Nelson. our them afforded the present "I've been hurt hours " beloved editor, recleved pleasure of getting to a few times, broken ribs M|gharo was asked a write-in vote for know them better and and a leg injury as well what he d d differently Registrar of Voters members feel sincerely as a broken knee." th s lime around, since But. so did Mickey that our friendships will Casalesaid "You never he lost his bid for re- Mouse, Snoopy and conhnue to be lasting know what is going to election last time to Woodstock,Pretty good happen when you Mormrtv because of a company..boss respond to a fire -- you Democ :atic vote n Where d those LEAF can only rest when you Southington .Hard work peanuts go" PICKUP get back to the house A couple of years ago ., LEGION NOTES Continued from Page 3 when the budding at the - .... corner of Center and This lovely ceramic bell ByJohnF. SpainSr. East St -- No,, 17.18,19 Main Sis burned, the gift h is our to you w en j 1977 you oin our P ,, D pa ,,,,,, Co,,,, ,d Third week standings for the setback tournament being played on Liguori, won 13 and lost 14: R. Tooshe and A Palumbo, won 13 and bv'Sect'°n 6'Cheshire Iownb°rderedline. C'anaI-Atwater St. West Main St and South End Rd and Merl en Ave -- front window blew out right in front of me and l was thrown back into the street. These things are always with us Thursdays at Kdtonic lost 14, J. Clemen and Nov 22.23 I still can't relax after I Christmas CI ub " "'A.e a. beseyea , Post Number 72 tact D Tycz. won 13 and lost .Section 3 bordered hear the alarm go off, 28): 14: G. Sullivan and P by Bristol Plamvllle but I still love it -- I York, won 13 and lost t( n hne. Flanders Rd. haven't lost any of the R. Burda and T 14, P. Kimball and G Flanders St. Hart St old spirit The chief and Sullivan. won 18andlost Barth. won 12 and lost and West St -- Nov 24, 9; H Dickerson and J 15: J Ceruti and F 29.30 1 are always in there Czereska. won 18 and Miron, won 10 and lost -Sechon 1" bordered w th the men. "It's something I like lost 9; J Figluizzi and 17, E Godfrey and J by Bristol and Wolcott to do." Casale con- C. Bushnell. won 17 and Derynoski. won 7 and town hnes. Prospect St. _elating. "1 enjoy Southington Savings Bank's 1977 Christmas Club is starling right now. lost 10; W RevoirandJ lost20 and West St -- Dec I providing for the com- It's the easy way to have the Christmas shopping funds you want when and2 munity and public .. .Section 2 bordered safety " you need them - and t -avoid all those January bills. Best of all you can by Wolcott and Cheshire have a charming Colonial ceramic bell - FREE - just for joining our 1977 town lines. Canal- Christmas Club ($1.0O or more a week). At all three offices - of course. APPLE UP At4ERICA! Atwater St and Observer r Prospect St -- Dec a nO 6 Circulation •Section 10 bordered ELECT APPLES by Plainville and New and Now: Really Personal Checking too. 0u,t,ous, Britain town lines. Ken- LENDER sing(on Rd. East St Advertising and Flanders Rd -- Dec IDA RED 7, a, 9 Call 628-96 5 'TO| cooking and ..,ing 1 '- ] • . B G " $37 Sr bouthm.ton SAVINGS BANK. e olditemsin needof professional¢leaninl(:$llpcovers - Draperies, Bedspreads, Blankels WEST END OF SHUTTLE PEN EVERY , 7// S ) ' , i O u,,..,. ,,or,.., o, .os,, ,,,,u...c, co.. ..,,o i EADOWRESERVOIR SA.M. to6P.M, and TOWN DRY CLEANERS CoL Cenle & liberty Stt In I)Ownlown Soulhmllon • Pick-up & IhlieerI Senelte Avaihble
-- - The Observer, Southin ton. Conn. Thursday, Nov. 4, 1976- 9 , The Observer Eastern Runs Over Blue Knights, 27-8; Pearsor & Masi Each Totals 100 Yards I SPORTS ---Dudrow Scores SHS TD: Chas ngLan e, . : . Has67Yard Scamper By Jim Senich, Sports Editor ..: , - --'- ,, ,, ,o By Jim Senich The Southington Hi.'gh line of Nowak cente,r (Sr. 6 Len 200), football team ra..n into tackles Dave Power (Jr. its .most explestve fenslve opponent ofast 6' 205)andJeffPeterson (Jr. 6'2" 215) and Undefeated Falcons Wing Into saturd yasthe n ers guards Gary Klett (Sr. of Bristol Eastern rip- 6'2" 160)and Jeff Lum- Southington Saturday At 1:30 pod into the Blue bra (Soph. 6'1" 215). Knights to the tune of 27- Just think, Lumbra and A news reporter has to wonder what kind of quotes he or she would get in interviewing some great names from the past just before they met their gyeat matches. For instance, what would Custer have said when asked how his troops felt going into the battle of Little Big Horn? Emperor Napolean, do you think the weather will affect your roopsin Russia? The same feeling existed when this reporter approached SHS football coach Dora D'Angelo earlier this week for a quote on the Blue Knights' opponent this Saturday at Fantana Field, the Falcons of St. Paul• George Pleau's team is undefeated at 7-0 and has completely demolished every team in their way so far this season• They have featured a devastating running attack, led by senior Brian McCutcheon (20 TD's), and a smooth passing 'program, with Scott Dumont leading the way. As for their defense, Gary Morin and Perry Julius are the frontrunners of a "hungry" group• As for coach D'Angelo's feelings gd into th 0n : "We r b oming off the worst game we've played this season (27-8 loss to Eastern). As a matter of fact, one of the worst performances a team of mine has ever produced. How will they react against St. Paul? I sincerely can't answer that. However, if they don't respond, they'll have theirheads handed to them in a hurry. "St. Paul is one of the finest high school foothall teams I've seen in a long time. They come off that ball so quick you "can't imagine it until you've seen them• That McCutcheon: he's owerful; he's quick; e's speedy; he's fast: he's aggressive. There aren't any adjectives in the book that will fully describe him• "Scott" Dumont is the best quarterback in this end o the state. I can't imagine anyone being better; he is definitely college material ... a very fluid quarterback, if you know what I mean• At 6', he has good size. And he's not afraid to run ... doesn't worry about getting hurt• He is smart ... won't throw the ball up for grabs• He'll scramble, sprintout on options and freeze the linebackers. "Their defense is super on pursuit ... ve aggressive, • quick, w itr good size "This team has no weakness, and I mean looked but couldn't spot one weakness! They just come at 'ya !" Meanwhile, D'Angelo laments his team's lack of effort. "What bothers me is, the kids never were flustered this season, even in the two ties, but Saturday against Eastern they just gave u'p ... mentally and physically. I'll tell you one thing," continued an angry Blue Knight coach, "there will be some changes in our lineup this Saturday !" Fightin' Falcons St Paul started their season with a blistering win over Buckly of Hartford (44-6) and followed that with clobberings over Kennedy of Waterbury (42-10), Berlin (34- 6), Bristol Eastern (41- 8), Northwest Catholic (40-6), Bristol C n ral (42-'[4) and S6uth Catholic (39-14). And, said Falcon coach George Pleau, "We are yet to play our starters more than three quarters in one game•" This is Pleau's first year at the helm of St. Paul, having come down from Mass. to take over a post vacated by Al Pellegrinelli, who moved on t6 Berlin High School• Pleau coached high school football teams in the Bay State for 14 years, so he comes in with a wealth of experience. "I just love it down here," commented the coach who sounds like the prover- bial coach with the golden apple What coach anywhere wouldn't love to come into a situation such as his? St. Paul is a school with great spirit• You can feel it in the hallways and at their games -- all sports -- win or lose• It's a spirit Southington High School used to have, but exists no more. Walk through the corridors of SHS and see if you can spot one Foster on the walls yping the football team's next game? As for coach Pleau's comments of the Falcons for '76: "Our kids have put out right from our first practice. I couldn't ask any more from them. McCutcheon is a fine example, coming_ )ff ! year of non-activity. Brian had a lower back problem last season and couldn't play. He was a scorekeeper last year and a scorer this season. He is a heck of a kid ... dedicated, great determination and will power. "As for our quarterback, Scott Dumont, he is the finest high school quarterback I have ever coached, throwing and running. "Our leader on defense is Gary Morin (6'1"-185), an outstanding defensive end. If there is one better around here, I have yet to see him. Then we have Perry Julius (5'10" - 265), a tackle. Perry is , big _and quick, anetaoring the center of., our line. Another btg p,layer on defense for u . iS Our other end, Mike Miller, a junior. Mike played a great game last weekend. Then there's Chip Snow, a safety, who also played a great game against South Catholic." George Pleau isn't about to downgrade SHS. "I saw them agains{ Central (14-14tie) and I thought they were the better team. They impressed me on defense. I don't know what happened to them against Eastern, but they sure looked good when I saw them," concluded the undefeated coach. As for Saturday's game, it will mark the first of three left for the Knights, who are now 3- 2-2 overall and 2-2-1 in Colonial Conference play. Whether they choose to give up_ and die is up to them. Anything less than a 100 per cent effort wilt spell an embarrassing afternoon for them at Fontana Field• 8 at Fontana Field. Both Pearson will be coming teams traded quick touchdowns at the outset of the game, but th.ea Eastern's aggressive front line opened huge holes for their speedy backs - Gary Pearson (123 yards on23 carries) and Nick Masi (106 yards on 14 tries) - and the game belonged to Dave Mili ' t am. Thundering Beginning at the Knights the next twoyears! Lancers Score Again Eastern was to score ag.ain .in the first h tf, th|s tune late tnthe second period, when Grechko sneaked in from the one, culminating a 43 yard drive on eight plays• Ruiu's conversion kick was off to the left and Southington received Eastern had to be con- I ,d n t w ?wa 20-8 margin HELP IS ON THE WAY--as the Knights' MattFIorian asa o on " _. " __ .-- -- Eastern's Gary Pearson while Hon BohJ-gian (22) comest en Eastern's Nick South n."g[..on's defense .............. ] Masirecei opp.e..d th.e Lancers • [ his ownl8 he ha_ d . .the.y. first had the • sophomore.. ball. s.t r,ti.ng-the third • : *. " . i " - " ' " Gary Pearson whowen period, but the Knight's ,, ,,-- - down the r ght sideline offense still couldn't get like a man possessed, untracked, and when running 82 yards for a Eastern got the ball touchdown. Ra , Ruiu's back they scored when extra point kick was Nicl Masi "ble,w, ' by good and Eastern had a Southington's "D and DRAIniNG A CROWD" ig East rn Gary t-earso Ss Knight defenders converge on the talented sophomore running back. LOOKING FOR N OPENING -- is the Knights" George Peck (32) as he tries to elude a bunch o " Bristol Eastern players. Peck's 64 yards on 13 carries was tops for Southington last Saturday. --Staff Photos by Craig Baggott quick 7-0lead. their bench on his way Not to b outdone, after Rob Archacki returned the Lancers' to a 48 yard TD run. Ruiu was on the beam with his kick and kickoff to the Southing- Eastern had opened up ten 33, quarterback Bob a gigantic 19 point lead, Dudrow went around right end all the way to 27-8. Knights Come Close daylight for a 67 yard TD gallop. Bob also carried in for two points and the Blue Knights Southington almost scored in the fourth period when they started a drive that took were up,8-7, them to the Eastern However, before the three yard line, but they Southington fans could couldn't cash in. On a thoroughly enjoy the ex- fourth and goal from the -e ir g 2av .. " of three, .Jay Easier'n-start-' was d en-.bv,ck tO-the- . ed "a'd*rTvi -lhat carried, six yard line and 80 yards on I0 plays for Eastern had the ball another touchdown. The hack. They were an insurge included a swing spired bunch, the Law pass to Pearson that cers were, and they covered four yards and easily have to be called four other Pearson the best Southington has carries that covered 19 faced so far this season. yards; Nick Masi George Peck (64 picked up I0 yards on. yards on 13 ca_tries) three tries and split end Bobby Dudrow Rick Gleason, one of the yards on three tries) best in the Colonial Con- led the Knights on the fereflce, caught two ground. Total rushing passes from quar- stats indicated Eastern terback Mike Grechko, covered 248 llards to one a 21-yarder for the SHS's 181. Dudrow was -TD. Ruiu's kick was 2-7 through the air for 27 good and Eastern was yards while Grechko up again; this time, 14-8, was 3-7 for 36yards. The with 5:42 left in the first Lancers had 16 first period, downs to the Knighls' While Southingtan's six. The hometown club offense spun its wheels was penalized for 75 and went nowhere, their yards while Eastern defense looked ira- subtracted 40 yards in pressive on only one oc- that negative departcasion, spurred by a QB meat. sack when Dean Wayton The victory left and Bill Badgley drop- Eastern at 3-3-1 overall ped Grechko for a 17 and 3-1-I in yard loss Otherwise, play• Southington drop- Bristol East 'n's run- pedro 3-2-2 overall and, ning game was 2-2-1 in Colonial Con-' awesome; their front fereaceaction. Parade Of The Victorious ,Blue Knight Cross Country Team Brian Pa low Ricl Bachand Tom Mareinlec Jim Archa cki John Giza Bud Taracan| Dana Hushak BrettPreston
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