Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 9

Fitchburg Sentinel, Tuesday, May 5, -9 Requires Several Changes City Seeks Rental Of 1C School MF.RF.DITU 1 Mayor i i a G. Flynn New England In The News JOS1AH A. SPAULDING Cify GOP Women Will Hold Reception For Josiah Mr and Mrs Josiah lenue -Service and also in the A Spauldinc of Manchester. Treasury Department Massachusetts, will be guests at I His political activities include a reception to br held by i chairman of Massachusetts Re- burg Women's Republican i a State Committee, mem- House Seeks Welfare Investigation BOSTON (AP) The Massa- Leominster Session jeioiuu Study School Guards, Vote Special Project Irips to points of interest, and physical education. I school committee school, with 336 pupils i grades one through eight, will i merge with St.

Francis a a School. Dr. James. 0 eV enS Finch, superintendent of city schools, said today that the Par- Council has indicated that it Illegally rds ish Council nas mujwicu i U. Francis A.

Are, of the Suff Holyoke, in sponsoring the order. Mondav, said the investigation' Cancerous Chemical Discovered a and learned federal funds four and fixe hours. possibilit; Be available to assist the city; oth communities pay cost oi The government argued ths I vims and Administrative did not have jurisdiction tiJnnt Robert Romano and the to adjudicate the claim of Ken- sistant Robert wh( seeta. St. School bas icipri Part of this writ of habeas 'corpus to bring at the Children's Center say they have Investigation at ivention 1966, Essex County co- 1 ordinator for John A.

Volpe 1962, 'l9S4, I9G6." A prominent figure for more than a decade on the state's Fcene. Spaulding has glunlilj. The discovery was reported at, Boston Strike Sparks Summonses BOSTON (AP) A teachers'i summonses to answer con tion is open to the public. A native of Worcester, where he attended public" schools be- alter dins the HoK'hkiss School Mr. Spaulding has dem- TM -srs.

strike; 1 University and received his affairs: He and his Teachers Union under court-folk Supeuor court ai degree from Columbia Univer-i wife, Helen, are the parents of sity. three teenage boys. rr i However he noted s'estimated at his ease before the federal court in Providence. Pettine said he was "leaning very heavily on the side of the 30 Children He explained there are about 30 children in tile system who a into the perceptively handi- orderedicapped area; those with "mir- Bangerous Spots Ward -1 Councilor John nt. I a i ipend prob the right initiated the with Immaculate Conception is piaL-e I I I Finch said, conc i c.

ten class rooms 3 ranc FHS Students Win Awards For the second Fitchburg High School has two first- place wnnners in the area con- During World War II, he served as a Marine Corp: Following the reception Fitchburg Women's Republican Club i iss; He has served in the Federal'or Mrs Clarence Government in the Internal Rev- Friday. today. Welfare Mothers Protest Strike in vision" and other problems, guard5 said ne 10 a i a said two full-time iTM ul iL to have the issue, i would be able to spend a a died Me said; i i a in his opinion are said alleviate the problem. It is uncertain how many stu- by of the National ICL uiai.i-11 --League of American Pen women according-'to the letter re- 1 1 i a A II I I ly about a period i eh child. The teachers would BOSTON (AP, About 20 affairs; they don't haTM time Boston welfare mothers Monday be both mothers and teacners.

arn wou be to Sargent th children in in eaiins tlle iirppn liov rsDcis a gnu i MO cniinrpn in it Mav er act to bring an end to thejfor the group said ''education is E. May, teachers str jke. I all we've got left, I don a las said The mothers told a member of my child to be a second genera- fsi(j the governor's staff for welfare recipient. ye (( United Leominster Appoints Campaign Chairman Bruce V. Moore, president ot.

Tnited Fund minster United Fund, to not involvement is the'Leominster United Fund, to not new to Mr. Kikernak. In dav announced the appoint addition to servinE; as i meut of John F. Kokernak of the 1969 campaign, the 1970 United Fund held the position of Finan- chairman. Mr.

Kokernak. assis- cial Division chairman of the taut vice-president of the Wor 1968 currently cester County National Bank, the treasurer of the United served as campaign vice-chair-1 Fund and a member of the man of last year's Committee. Salem College Resumes Classes needed for the pupils. excessive SALEM, Mass. (AP) Salem.classes would resume at 8 a.m.

State College sought to i student demands. Senate To Debate Cambodian Bill been carried out for the past five years, Higopoulas ban, who 'ng guards, 'said' dents" wTlT transfer to i eived' by Miss' Charlotte A. Ku iimj, are schools from Immaculate Con-iberti, "Red andiGray" adviser, the guards, in his are cn sjster Emma prinf ipa noi category, needed only toe most wng sa a that many eraldine Patleison was the ous crossing a sen their children to award winner for her essay, where school PJ TM Dot catholic schools. There are "Our Proud Heritage." In the endangered by high catholic schools category, Andrea a arca addition to St. was the winner for her i Mahan cited West Street 1 story.

"The War Mark. the School Commrffee Elects 4 Teachers 1 id appointed Mark Marandett, a teacher. Marandctte. who is 26. married a.

resides in Worcester, has been teaching locally for i aoms funds'. and use The of the 1970 United ui-Biiib ins ic- Fund campaign is to be announ- bcing among in June when the Budget fund drive. Mr. Kokernak begins his responsibilities bv being United Wav cimpaign leaders Committee completes its task of the more 'than 600 the needs of fronr the" United -States--and) i Fund as.enci.es. Canada attending a three day meeting in New Orleans this week.

This is the 20th such coEfer ence held by United Community Funds and Councils of America to give community leaders intensive training in learning how to apply their bus mess skills to fund raising. Speakers and workshop pane lists are volunteers who have --UeuiuuiU ated ganize their communities and raise the needed monies to carry on the important work of United Fund agencies in their areas. Mr. Kokernak, who is active in many community activilies, is currently serving as a board member of the Leominster Chamber of Commerce. Rotary BOSTON (AP) The Senate President Maurice A.

chusetts Senate planned to de- bate on a resolution today calling on Congress "uphold its constitutional role in the setting of the national war policy" in connection with the depliyment md children attending the pro-j a ying they jrams have shown increased I situations at when returning to school police ffj ccrs Teacher in Grade 6 at Bart- Mahan and Lt. the 280 school patrols, intern. Donahue. D-Hoiyoke, in offering in a summer the resolution Monday, said heig a nc i ud (. reading a believes it ranks in importance ma thematics five, field with the state's anti war law, School, of American troops to Cambo-! declared wars.

which allows state residents to refuse to fight in overseas un- dia. Hawaii Senator Hits Cambodian Action MEDFORD; -Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Ha-l "This should be an Asian Teacher, Pupil Get Citations The Leominster School Com do a good job, but some, crossing. now sta- Lancaster' Streel Leo's School and bCnoui) ai.

Pierce Street School in mornings and afternoons, but have been called away from posts for other business. the Report Slated At the request of the committee Lt. Arel said he will conduct full survey of the "most Club of Leominster and Junior Achievement. He is the newly elected treasurer of Leomin- Bler V.M.C.A. and serves as treasurer for the Searstown Shopping Mall Merchants Assn.

BOSTON Kenneth P. 'Donnell said Monday that member-s-oi-the-Kennedy White ouse staff held over by Presi- ent Johnson after the assassi- atipn remained loyal to him. JOHN F. KOKERNAK Civic Center Schedule CENTER Public Skating Noon Monday through Friday A-S; P.M. Monday, through Thursday A-S; Tuesday A only Friday A and S' Saturday A only P.M,; P.M.

Saturday.and A-S; P.M. Saturday and Sunday A-S; P.M. Friday Figure Skating Clinic ages 6 1 8 Hockey School 8:30 A.M. 12:00 Noon Saturdays. lanolin fi.M 1-9K and P.M.

Sr. Hockey League 7:20, 8:30, and 9:40 P.M. Wednesday and Thursday. Pro Shop now open skate sharpening and skat- Ing equipment. 1 PLANETARIUM Tuesday A.M.

Mcrrimack Valley Regional Training Center; 1:30 Special. Program; 8:00 P.M. Public Planetarium Show "Legends and Folklore oi the American Wednesday Fitchburg State College Secondary Teachers Planetarium Course 7:00 P.M. Thursday 10:30 A.M. Bay Path Library Club- Special 8:00 P.M.

Public Planetarium Show "Legends and Folklore of the American Indian" Saturday 10:00 A.M. Special Program Salvation Army. Sunday Public Planetarium Shows 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 P.M. "Legends and Folklore of the American eominster Schoo om- jUuci a mi. a voted Monday night to crossing areas, and ion; obtain fmancial data once.n ng According to a communication School Supt.

Dr. James N. Finch, Marandett "is an excellent administrative prospect." Under the intern program, Marandett will continue, to at his regular teacher's salary, probably at i and Crocker Elementary Schools. The position Is designed to tram potenlial elementary principals with the understanding that no three years. Also elected lo teaching positions were Miss Mary Cashman of 34 Ml.

a 1 who will teach art at the elementary level; Mrs. Margaret Landis of 364 Peninsula Lunenburg, who will be assigned to Laurel Street School; and Douglas A. Gaudet of 183 Madison St. and Miss Jeanne A. Legere of 42 St.

a i with the unaersianainu uiau TM guarantee of promotion is given science teachers to be assigned to the intern Thus he could at Fitchburg High School. mmit troops to Cambodia, re- ommends that tie United ates call a conference on the a Sr. I 5Sd.r,tStar i i at Wt, University Monday School in recognition of Committee member! said they i night. O'Donnell Defends Kennedy Staffers omm butions they have made for study the report, and they school system and the city. a ct on it in time for the addi- be Johnson, in a television interview Saturday night, said the Kennedy staff "in effect undermined the and bored from within to create problems for us, and leaked in- 'Mrs.

"1 the itionaTcost, IfTipp -Lancaster Street School, nr ded in the 1971 city budget, commended her continuing i Most mem bers indicated fav- contributions to her students. orat) ac ti 8 on the move fol- booklet of "Birthday Greetings Ji the preliminary report, to -Presidenl Nixon" prepared o(hcr formation that, was slanted." Gangland Slaying Convictions Upheld BOSTON (AP) The Massa- lusetts Supreme Court has re" of six men con- IVitil vi any-" icted in the gangland slaying Edward (Teddy) Deegan in Court convictions in a decision Monday that was written by Justice R. Ammi Cutter. March, 1965. ling the testimony" The court upheld the Superior I tion witnesses.

trial 'the court said, were "warranted in believ- of prosecu ed, to Mayor Joins Group Against Chiefs' Pay by her class was shown to committee members by School Supt. Martin L. Moran. He noted President Richard M. Nixon sent a reply to the class thanking them, for the Bruce Stokes, president of the LHS "Senior Class and president it the state Distributive Edu lion Program (DECA), a cited for being elected national vice president of DECA during a recent convention.

iU UlllLl -1 the George Street Northwest Filementary School Parenls Teachers' Association appeared before the committee to ask conditions of grounds at George Street School be made usable by children. The committee told the group they with the De partment of Public Works to seek corrective actions, and the grounds may possibly be black- I topped. Youffi Plant-In Students at the B. F. Brown School raised KO toward the purchase 500 of seedling red pines and 2500 Norway spruce which they planted at the site of the landfllled area of the former city dump off Falulah Road.

Seedling! were purchased from the Stale and the project Involved 300 sludcnls In the conservation effort Fltchbnrg Fire 'and Water Departments supplied water ThrcThus loids of 7th, 8th and Oth day getting the leedlingi into the ground. (Sentinel photo). Mayor "William G. Flynn will in with other municipal offic- als in a breakfast meeting at he Parker House in Boston Vednesday to press for a veto Gov. Francis W.

Sargent of legislatively approved po ce and fire chiefs' pay raise. Leominster Mayor Ralph W. Grossman said today he las called the governor's of- 'ice urging veto of the bill. Be said it Is unfair to com-, munlties and would mean increases in pay for the department heads nf nearly $8,000 yearly. The salary act, enacted in the House Monday, would force ci- ies and towns to pay chiefs at ratio of 1.6 to two times the mount paid policemen ant irelighters.

Mayor Flynn said he effect of the -measure local would be to raise chiefs' sa- aries here 30 per cent. The measure as enacted does not provide for home rule ac ceptance. A governor's veto is now seen as the only way the mandatory raises can be block Final passage in Ihe House on a voice vole. Mayor-Flynn has issued sev era! statements deploring measure. He will attend meeting Wednesday can acity as mayor of one of the communities affected and.as a member of the executive boan of the League of a The bill was opposed ty th MassachusQlls Taxpayers Foun datioh.

Frank J. Zeo, excutive lisled the faults the' bill as Jortowst Tio home rule; disruption of col- ctive bargaining; i wn of patrolmen and firemen ys because of excessive min- urn salaries for chiefs, and olation of the standard 15 per differential rank by rank opOBPd by i th" International ssociation of Chiefs'ot-'PoUce. SEVERAL PEOPLE STILL LOOKING FOR A STOVE fhii One Sold Flrrt Day KINMORE CAS with grill In, throuah ov.n Selling itHetaMI for Alw, Adminl Cuilom dull Ump rtfrlginlor fmilr. Both (or S85 or b'tl ell.r. CLASSIFIED DID IT AGAIN Call- 343-6911 for fast service, What's My Line? Traffic Safety Line ESTIMATES LOWELL 453-9245 Advance Traffic Control Service P.

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