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60% Costs High for Police and School Fridoy 20 - EVENING HERALD, Thure., Jan. 10. 1980 Coventry High School / Car Count Shows On Agenda for Board | Growth in Bolton By DONNA HOLLAND COVENTRY — The Board of Education at a recent board meeting to ask for the Herald Correspondent iiaudiFBtpr will hear an overview of the Coventry use of the town’s two elementary schools. BOLTON — The Town of Bolton has grown in many High School by its staff at a meeting Newton said the programs would be Costs High ways over the past 50 years. Not the least is in the tonight at 7:30 in the school’s Faculty supervised by certified teachers and that number of motor vehicles. The number has increased Room. Principal Dennis Joy is expected to her group would pay any necessary expenses, including insurance. Recently from 128 in 1928 to 3,545 listed on the Oct. 1, 1978 Grand be on hand to lead the presentation. List. The high school added its first assistant Betty Gardner, who chairs Coventry Child principal this year , William Troy, who Care, sent out grant applications to obtain The assessed value of the 128 vehicles was $26,220. The came from the Manchester school system. financing for the day qare program. In ad­ assessment on the 3,545 number was $3,8^,890. Troy's main function has been to take dition to board endorsement, the new In 1938 the number of motor vehicles had doubled to 265 For Police some of the disciplinary work off the organization is seeking approval from the from the previous year and they were assessed for $48,- shoulders of Joy, who was getting bogged Town Council, the Parks and Recreation 175. The number increased to 495 in 1948 with an assess­ ment of $232,581. down in student problems. Cutting of Commission and other town agencies. The Grand List for 1958 shows the town had 1,370 classes is reported to be down and school registered motor vehicles with an assessed value of $7K,- attendance has risen since Troy instituted Under new business the board may dis­ 269. a new plan to punish rule infractions. cuss a revival of an adult education Under Troy's guidelines, there are program for the town. Newly appointed Over the 50-year period the Grand List increased 2,769 New Bus And School possible degrees of punishment for 11 adult education director David Schwartz percent or almost 30 times what the 1928 Grand List was. different infractions. One of these is a said this week he is preparing for course In 1968 the number of motor vehicles increased to 2,418 and were assessed for $1,816,970. form of in-school suspension, in which the offerings which could begin next month. The number of motor vehicles and the assessment on To Start Connecticut’s economy slow down in student is isolated from his peers but still The previous program was run by high By MARY KITZMANN them for the other eight of the past 10 years, is: 1969,2,- the months ahead.” has to work under the supervision of staff school art teacher Teressa Williams. Herald Reporter 463 vehicles, assessed at $1,868,055; 1970, 2,514 at $1,911,- Personal income has increased members. This procedure avoids having The board also will hear a report on 705; 1971, 2,667, at $1,024,470; 1972, 2,832 at $1,122,980. Jan. 28 MANCHESTER — Manchester has eight percent the past decade, while to take a disruptive student out of schooi. teacher negotiations by Joan Lewis, who the area’s highest police protection state tax collections have increased Joy claims to now have more time for helped work out the contract that was Also: 1973, 2,979 valued at $2,476,700; 1974 , 3,136, $2,- MANCHESTER - A new costs and above-average school five percent. administrative matters. Last year visitors accepted by the council in a special 544,063; 1975, 3,279, $2,876,700; 1976, 3,257, $3,096,870; and 1977 , 3,316, $3,278,650. Manchester to Hartford bus route, taxes. to the high school could observe Joy meeting last week. The contract provides Connecticut, according to which will serve Manchester Com­ For every man, woman, and child working late into the night to try to keep 9.5 percent pay hikes and for Franklin, spends 12 percent less than munity College, will be put into ser­ the town spends $42, compared to abreast of his duties The new discipline extracurricular activity on a volunteer the national per capita average for vice Jan. 28. South Windsor which spends $34. also has served as a 'warning to middle basis. welfare, and the percentage of the Weekend College The bus will begin at the Old State Bolton, with constables and a resi­ school students about to enter the high School superintendent Arnold Elman population on welfare is below that of House in Hartford, go through East dent state trooper spends $5 per school. " according to Rose Fowler, who will give an energy use update. Predic­ New York, Massachusetts, or Hartford, stop at the Wetherell capita and has the lowest cost of the heads the Parents .^dvisory Council at the tions of a cost overrun of up to $100,000 Offered at MCC Street campus of the college, go to Rhode Island. high school. startled town officials last month and six-town area. the Hartford Road campus, and then According to a Connecticut Public But Connecticut welfare families Also on the board's agenda is a discus­ Elman has been seeking ways of reducing to the junction of Main and N. Main sion of the request of Coventry Child Care fuel and lighting expenses. One proposal MANCHESTER — For those individuals whose com­ Expenditure Council study, receive free medical care and need Streets, no health insurance, pay no income Inc., which is seeking the use of school to cut after-school use of buildings by mitments prevent them from pursuing a college degree, Manchester joins South Windsor, It will then reverse the route on the or social security taxes and have no buildings for before and after school day community groups ran into opposition Manchester Community College offers “ Weekend Vernon, and Glastonbury in having T College.” way to Hartford, according to a above-average school taxes. These work-related expenses. This adds care for children of working parents. from the recreation commission and other spokesman for the college. Weekend College courses are scheduled in five time towns also have below-average per over $2,000 annually to welfare Representative Donna Newton appeared groups. Exact details about the bus runs periods: Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Saturday pupil costs. benefits. were not available today. afternoons, Sunday mornings and Sunday afternoons. Robert H. Franklin, council presi­ The provider of a welfare family It was reported, however, that a Campaigning in Iowa Students may take as many as five courses each dent, explained yesterday at an East must earn $3.85 per hour, or $8,000 an­ South Windsor Group semester and complete an entire degree program ceremonial ride on the bus will be Hartford council meeting, that nually to have an equivalent take Sen. Edward Kennedy, campaigning with his wife Joan in Iowa through weekend classes. held Jan. 28 for state and college of­ Bolton and East Hartford also make home pay and a much smaller food before state caucuses Jan. 21, visits a hog farm in the central part of A schedule for four semesters, which will be repeated ficials and others who have worked an above-average tax effort. But stamp allotment. for establishment of the route. Truck Wrecked Sets Transit Meeting the state. Kennedy outlined a position on the Soviet invasion of every two years, has been developed to enable students to more money was spent per pupil than "It is this bottom line comparison That ride will start at 10:10 a.m. Afghanistan that largely coincided with President Carter’s, but op­ plan their prograihs of study. Included in this schedule This 20-ton truck was wrecked when it siid the other four towns. that has caused Congress and most SOI TH WINDSOR - The Town Council prompted many complaints from from Hartford and arrive at the main the driver was backing up to leave the posed the administration’s embargo on grain sales to Russia. (UPI are all the courses necessary to complete requirements down an embankment Thursday when the parking area and apparently the wheels of the These statistics are included in other states to put the brakes on and members of the Mass Transit and residents living along the Graham Road MCC campus at 10:40. There will be large increases in welfare benefits,” Highway Advisory Commission are photo) for the Associate in Science degree in Business Ad­ driver was puliing away from the Centrai trailer went off the paved area causing the variouk reports the privately-funded area. refreshments served before the bus organization makes available to state Franklin said. expected to meet with a representative of Local residents have also been con­ ministration, General Studies, or Liberal Arts and Connecticut Farmers Association’s grain moves on. It is scheduled to be back heavy load to make the trailer slide down an and local agencies in an effort to curb The Public Expenditures Council is cerned with the revival of proposals to Sciences. A high percentage of the requirements in most the state Department of Transportation in Hartford at 12:08. storage area at 10 Apel Place. Officials at the embankment. The driver, Robert Hamilton, spending. also concerned about the unemploy­ this month.
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