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~ I !'t1rl~d'Nard G. Flynn . UNIONVILLE '100 WINNER '200, WIlIER MrL lodemil Armiltead Mr .•""ur Swetn., Millord W.terbury '100 WINNER - MIL Villilnil Olllly. D.nbury '100 WINNER - MIL Emny Dillon.N,ulltuck '100 WINNER - Miss Ruth Swift. Well HlVen SIOO WI"".' ..... " .. ..-........ " ..... An ..... 11.000 IWI •• , ...... .....".... ,..u. Illfer-WINIER MIL WHlilml'. Milloy Stamford Mr. H.nl Ackerm.n Mandiester '100 Wilin - MIL Dlilulowmln, F lirfield '100 WINln - MIL BeUy Budiholz. S. Norwllk '100 WIIUR - Mr. Sleneer Burch, Stamford '100 WIDER - Mr. John Senifl&. Flirfiefd AI All GRANO UNION & GRANO WAY CONNECTICUT STORES ONLY eadowoo By.JOr\NNEGUAY' 121_ Tbe Meadowood Aaaodation's quarterly meeting was held at the LIttle Red School House on March 14. President Henry Abramczyk presided. Money was appropriated Cor thll spring dance and the .ummer Camify picnic. A suggestion was made 10 charter a bus to Yankee sta· dlum this .ummer. PIanB tor thI. are In the making, and will be announced In the near future . . The attendance prize was WOD by Mr • . Janel Judd. FIRST CUT EASY TO·CLEAN PLASTIC SURFACE STRONG TUBULAR STEEL LEGS Samsonite in beautiful woodgrain finish Mr and f,{rs Roger Kane 358 Pondvlew Drive h'lld a party at their home In celebration of the seventh birthday of their son Stephen. It was held on March 14 an
" Pap 12 - Wed •• MardI Do 1117 - nm SOUIHINGTON NEWS ACCORDION CHAMPS-Aeeordloa quclents 01 tbe Mecca Music Sc:bDaI _ prizes III tbree categories In lIIe niDIb aDJIual Ac:cordion COD test In New Haven. The staDdard bud and the ..,.,Ior combo won first place. and two studeah WOOl trophies. From the left front row: Joe NuzzollUo, Marlon Road; Frank Gloldano. Waterbury; Morse Solomon, Waterbury; Lee N~ zolWo. Mar"'" Road; (1ICGIId row) PbUip N ..... I. Waterllury; Fr8nIr MJaIIarese. Waterbury; Alberto Fernandes. Nauptudt; Marianne Inirlselll, t2 VIseowttl Ave.; Leooa LeClaire. Wa' terbury; Diane Beaurepnl, 22 Cb.rles SL; (1II1rd row) Jeffrey Gebrke, Meridea; Rabert Dink Ioder. W.llerbury; Relbert PettlnIceo, Waterbury; Rocco DeFeo, 583 Main SL; CynthIa Mangini. W.terbury; Pamela Stankiewicz, Nauptuclr; Deborah TrfaIlIa, W.terbury; EIIJeen Dem. Waterbury; Frances N ..... W.terbury; (fourtb row) School Director Domealc Mec:ea; Waller Lacz. teacber F ..... Aszldar. 31 RourIre Ave.: Frances Tanpar and Miss Paula Pedlo. Historical- Hulten- Planners- (Cootlnaed From Pap I) out In 1903, F.gan said. The ;secretary at state handI«I such bUsIn.... for sevenl years until !be Motor Vehicle Department was establlsbed. G "You cooId 10 bade 10 Leon .. nb Da Vinci. I suppose," Fagan saId. MIen dlscu.slng the birth of !he idea d an .utocnObile. He briel\y sketdIed the history of seU-prop!!lled veblcles trom an artillery tractor In 1769, ~ steam c:aniages In England in the llirst part at the 19th century and the development of an internal combustion engine around 'ISQI by Eugene Langen and NIkolaus Otto. F'oIlowIng the finlt successtuJ liquid fueled e~ In 1885. horseless carriages began to appear on the streets. For sewral )"l8I'S Europe was ahead or the United States, Fagan 5I\Id. The fInIt (1118 ~ In Ameri CA was successfully operated by die Duryea brolliers 0( Harttonl 00 Sept. 11, 1893. 0IIUter ~he I. a Junior majoring In elementary cdUt8- tlon. / , (Continued From Pale 1) Galiette- (~ fl'9lll ..... I) DOW WNHC Is hIS home and he'.' mlshty bappy wIth It. Speaking of his hometown memories. Dick said that SouthingtOn. for a small community bas excelled In the world 0( sports. "It's a credlt to the fine coaches and tradition 01 the town tbat has produced so many fine athletic , teams. Galietle noted that conversation of high school football rarely is apoken without Southington being mentlQned. Ot!llette last year applied lor the poSition or being the voice 01 the professional Boston Patriot football team. When the appUca- ' tiona were narrowed down from the 200 receIved, Galiette came In second. The good-looking Southington boy said he wants to meet the V.lblic on tile other side of the camera. He recalls an experience with a disgruntled wcman who calls the station every time DIck mentioned the famous CassIus Clay. The women Insists that Ga Ilette should call the con· trov£orsial boxer by the name of Muhammed All instead of Cassius Clay. Galiette says that when Clay legally changes his name, then and only then will Clay be known as Muhammed AU on his show. There are tImes, said Galiette that when people meet him for the first time in person. they usually remarlt, "I see you all the Ume on television" Or "Gee, you don't look as husky on the screen as you do in person." Sportscasting IS a rewardlnl career says Gallette but unfortunately there IS nO set pattern 10 becoming a sportscaster. Though he never attended oollege. Gahette feels education Is essential In his field. Gallette has molded himself inlO a success by doing plenty 01 reading and research. Galiette says he is looking forward 10 his favorite months or the year, May, June and July. ",hese are the months when I can relax somewhat and spend more time with my family. Residing in New Haven, Ga· Iiette and his wife, Nancy, have a l-year-old daughter, Lauran who still can't figure out how she can sit on her daddy's lap and be watching tile same man on television. Little Lauran doesn't know about video-tape J:":-ograms yet. SabateIIa reslped 10 became .afeguards as we do reSIdents." town tre8Slret. Commissioners accepted the An IntereSDing note here Is recommendation unanimously to that Mastrianni has signified his rezone areas exclusively for intereSt by letter In the post. their parucular uses in business 'Ibe flaanoe board makes its and Industry. own appointment to fill the vao- They also provided lor the reaney. However since It Is btparti· zoning 01 a stnp 01 land on an. t!Ie new appointment must Queen St. between Lazy Lane be a Republk:an. and the town \Ine, west of the Fourth district members also railroad tracks from Industrial chose Dr. James D'Angelo 01 56 to commercial. Cedar Drive to reconunaId to Special considerations for exdie boIm1 01 ecJuation post that pansion of the three industries will became vacant upon the re- already located in the area were slgnation of Mrs. 0I1oe Hyneek. given. H u 1 ten said. Mrs. Ge<strong>org</strong>e A tract. consisting or 11 acres French. a Repubhcan candidate ofr Shuttle Meadow Road on the ---- tor the board in the last election, town line, would be changed was also proposed. from Industrial to residential TODD STEVEN GAUeK Republican in the fourth dis- with 25.000 square feet require- A son, Todd Steven, was born yeart tJen\'34r end Mrs, Der- ST. TBO~ unIils G1lJLD .. ward' FamIiam • at Mulberry St. 'When Ple"SL Thomas Ladles have been doing It for 11 yean. GuJld meelll Monday; Mareh '0, . ~ Ya.!!slr. !itomPets meet at 8:30 p.m. in the -St t'ri:e 'a iiCiiiDi; the JeCiiIid aiiiJ - -S rl\'1) 1) t fourth ~Y.lI ' at the YMCA. monthly !II~tlng. thll)' WIll , . • treated . 10 ~JI medley ~f IrIsh songs ~ the Glee Club of St: .cniusTENED . ..Tb!l.C~P!AI of Janice Ann Thomas Sehool--tiDd : ~e Baker' 5 cat p a lOok .placi! sUnday; CIillcli'en: -Vae Connerwi1l pro- March 5. wltb Mr. and ·Mrs. Jo- Jlent.lt ~velogue coverinl a seph Calve of DBrien as gOdpa- tour ot Ireland. ' , rentS. She Is-the youngest Clilld of Mr. tqId Mrs. AmeriBo Scarpa The "lUUlual membership drlve-, for _the guild Is now open. Mem bersbJp envelopes can be ob talned .t the church doon att~ ",·maases. of 50 CIov_erdale Jload. ·She has two a1atenI. Doana and DIaDa, 1Dd.~. - - -- - ----. ~~~ - K~NMAsseN O"Fl
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