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Initial Reports Show $60,000 in Pledges As Church Starts Page Eight THB BRAWypRD BEVIIiW • BAST HAVgIT HEWB •niuriJaY, Oefeber W. I?S0 4^0^!^leat^nm,^0,m0lmm^^Jtm> t. •\,u\^ii^^^^^»0tit*$0t0mt»mam0mi0>miMlm»0t^»0t0timMmii0*>t>»f^»i!t^^ HiiOiU^.N i'JSl.Oiili.L LIDiuaxY .f:T n..vF,n, OT. WHAT EAST HAVEN BOOSTS BOOSTS EAST HAVEN! r MAKE EAST HAVEN A BIGGER, ' .i',;«^ •! ' , BEHER. BUSIER COMMUNITY Combined With The Branford Review VpL. VII—NO. 7 EAST HAVEN, CONNECTICUT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1950 B Canfs Pop Copy—Two Dollari A Year .; }' r INITIAL REPORTS SHOW United Nations SOUTH END CIVIC ASS'N Town Tax Office ( •rf $60,000 IN PLEDGES AS Day Gets Full HELPS SCHOOL PROGRAM Readies List Of Tax Delinquents Numerous Halloween parlies slat­ CHURCH STARTS DRIVE Recognition WITH PLAYGROUND GIFT ,..-^' ed lor the lorthnlght the South The East Haven Tax Office Is End Civic Association Dinner Dance Members of the Old Stone Church last Sunday apiM-eciatlon gifts were A big step In ellmlnallng the con-' Russell Frank, the executive of currently preparing a list ot aulo United Nations Day was observed fusion in building a new school In ^ fleer of the Association said that leading the Held. Event takes place In East Haven were enthusiastic' tendered Bill Hasse, Curt Schu- at the High School on Tuesday, tax delinquents, which will be sent In Annex House on Saturday night thls week over the possibilities of macher and Mrs, Fletcher, the South End District was appar the vote carried 00 to 7 In favor of to the Motor Vehicle Commissioner October 24. In Uie history classes, relinquishing the properly. November 4th. Affair should be well an early conclusion to the campaign' Oh yes, also to Jack Allen, he's the the periods were, devoted to a. dis­ ontly solved this week when the In Hartford, Persons Included In this attended since philanthropic Resture for funds when it was announced | The expansion program, plans lor cussion ot the; U, N., following South End Civic Association voted Under Ihe terms of relinquish lis twin not be able to renew their Is dbnatinR playground has rung last Sunday evening that $60,000 which were drawn by architect to turn their playground over to mcnl, the youngsters ov the area car registration next year until specially prepared assignments. the town and the School Building would be allowed to play in the the bell amonR the natives. The dis­ had been raised In four hours of! Harold H, Davis after more than a The 4th period class heard the their back tifttes are paid. trict lost $6,000 on the deal: • solicitation Committee to augment on already yard alter school, weekends and year ot study-by severol church address of Presidehl Truman at purchased site to allow fcu' suf­ during holiday periods. Wilfrid J. Ratter, Tax Collector, •rile, Anthony laqucssa family More than 300 excited persons committees; provjdes for renova­ Lake Success, the address bt stated that he is-compelled by State «r Harwiek Street arc keeping gathered at the church to head the ficient acreage to qualify tor state Instead of a possible delay ot tion cf the present parish house and General Clay and'the ringing of the nld. Statute to do this each year. He Is plenty busy ot late in th« reports of the afternoon's work and the addltloii of a new Fellowship Freedom Bell In;Berlin, Germany. two years, the school how could bo ndylslng all delinquents by mall and ) Icttcr-writtiiig deyartmcnt now were advised that approximately j Hall and 18 Sunday School class The decision was voted last Fri­ started In a matter of months to recommend that they pay these Mr. carl Garvin opened the be ready for occuponcy next Fall. that sons, John and Anthony, one third ot the calls were still to rooms. Jlew facilities will also In­ regular morning broadcasst with the day night tti the largest special taxes as soon' as possible, Wlien '' Jr., arc in military service. be made this week. clude a large kitchen. Ladles' Parlor, following tribute' in observance of meeting ever held by the South End The civic association received the they are nald their names must bo Elder son, Jolni, now at Camp It Is the hooe ot church workers a drop-In room and youth center, tlie birthday otthe U.N. , Association. land by quit-claim deed from Mar­ released through Hartford, and If a I'ickett with the 43ra Division to raise 5100,000 by public con­ pastor's' study and cliurch offices. Tlie action apparonlly solves the tin Olsen who developed the Coe person waits too long there may be ill Heavy Tank outfit, also lias On October 24, ^1945. after numer­ Haven project. The association has scription In the early phase ot the The new Fellowship Hall will seat ous conferences and preparations, last major obstacle before proceed­ a considerable delay before this In- other writing to do. Tliis direct­ campaign. 40D persons and will be equipped ing with actual construction, spent approximately $5,000 Improv­ formatidn reaches the Gotfe Street ed to his wife, Gloriai and In­ the United Nations.formally came ing the property, including $1,000 The above sum Is needed to com­ with a modern stage. The present into being In the city ot San Fran­ Tlie move was a most philan­ office, where most registrations are fant son, ohn, Jr., of Pent assembly hall will be used as a thropic one by the residents of the for playgroni^d equipment. Olsen, renewed. ' Uoad, liranfoitl. plete the structure which will house cisco, when the .delegates of fifty who stipulated the deeded land was a new auditorium allowing the pre­ gymnasium, with Its length In­ nations ' pledged themselves to area since Uie people of tlie district Rafter also said that volerans have spent six thousand dollars to bo used for playground purposes, Anlliony, better known as sent meeting room to be used full creased by removal of the present achieve and maintain Security, owhinir property for the first time stage. and ten years ot work In convert­ htis approved Its transfer to the 'ICookie'', is a 4 year man, now lime as a gymnasium. Tlie new hall Justice, Welfare and Human Rights town. Prank said.' must flic their original discharges 'win seat 400 people and house 22 to all mankind. These obligation.^ ing the former swampland Into d with the Town Clerk before Nov. stationed at a Wyoming Air Estimated cost ot the project Is playground tor'tholr children. Base, recently transferred from classrooms for the Sunday School $250,000. The committee has setar c great, and niaiiy obstacles must Delay in construction of a new 1, 1950 If they wish to receive ex­ department, be overcome before success >ylll bo The School, Building Committee school In the area recently preclpl- emption on autos or real estate on San Antonico, Texas. "Cookie", $100,000 as the goal, to be reached has been stymied for over a year in " wJ;u Is currently completing a • Also included In the plans are a by home visitations tills Sunday; realized. ... itated a move to oust the five-man the October. 1, 1950 grand list. Alter modern kitchen, a parlor for the tin attempt to buy the Schutsky School Building Committee, but the that date the Board of Assessors liigli soliool education via Army $50,00 to be obtained through special Many doubt that tiie United Na­ projferty at a ' price reasonable regulations, Avitli a supplement use of women's organizations, a gifts; $50,000 to be borrowed and tions win last, and these defeatists committee was upheld by a sub­ will be unoble to, under State law, pastor's study and a church office. onought to get state aid at' an ad stantial malorlty at a town meeting. to nllaw exemptions. uf Z years college to boot, is $50,000 to be represented by thewil l Uw to undermine the efforts vantageous profit. The land Is ad head typist at present location. Pledges signed last Sunday and work of the men of the church who of those'entrusted with this grave An attempt to acquire a portiort jacent to the property desired by of the Schutsky property for the Signs of Impending snow! — Ed this week will last over a two year plan to complete the Interior. responsibility.. .••;•;' the school building committee. The Stonlck calming walking down period. However, today.' the U.N, ia the scho! site has togged down in the Tlie building program was con­ five and one half acre stretch courts, leaving the town with.in­ Marine Corps down Main Street Wednesday eve The announcement of the success ceived two years ago to meet the only hone that the'world has for would form an acceptable L-shape of labl week with brand new sled of last Sunday's opening wedge was achieving real peace. And only, as sufficient land available to meet problem of extreme over-crowding stretch for school purposes, state aid requirements. tucked under his arm. Bet It was made at a dinner given In theo f the Sunday School and lack ot the citizens of the world, ulve their Opens Office no coincidence, either, that It was church tor canvassers and their facilities tor the ever-increasli;ig ac­ moral and spiritual s\ipport and a dark night. families. tivities- of church organizations. confidence to their U. N. delegates, Commentlns on the Initial effort. will they have the courage to con For Recruits St. Vincent's number one The last expansion ot the Old Stone Pastor James E.
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