Naugatuck Daily News from Naugatuck, Connecticut • Page 6

NACCATOCK NEWS (Cohh.) THURSDAY, AUGUST 1965 Continued Improvement- Of Fire Service Promised Continued improvcfncnt lo the development of the Horouyh's fire service will be one of the major planks in the campaign pi inform of Mayor Josej)li C. Kaylkwkft, candidate for ejection in lite Sept. 1 special election, he slaled loday. RuyUwich slated that, "As soon as we were infcrmcd by Ihe National Board of Mre Underwriters Uiat they consider 20 years the life use of apparatus ill the fronl lines, steps were taken lo provide funds for a new to replace Ihe 19)3 war-model Seagrave. Half Die funds were provided in last year's budget with (lie balance In the current budget.

The new Irurk has been ordered and should too lo Niiu- galuck this fall or winter." Raylkwich added, however, that "puitliase cf tills one pumper is noi, or should not be C'c end of our planning for a teller fire service. U'ilhin the next few years another pumper and Ihe aerial ladder truck will be at Hie 20- year mark In nge. Sound planning now, to meet fului-e needs is a vital part of (lie fonvaid looking program whidi I hope lo continue by re-election." The foj'mer Mayor also pointed out dial during his lost leim in office both Uie police and fire de- parlmenls have Die benefit of Die new Knwrgeiicy Service juid its fully emt'jwnry liuck manned by trained members of the volunteer fire company. Sjx'aking of the long souglil "East Side Kaylkwicfi jwinled out lltal a long-range pro- Knim of planning is essntia) lo determine ju.sl Miere anolher hoiise should be Icealed; does Nau- galuck need one or more addition- ill fire houses; what equipment is available to district firc- boustfi; what would man power cosls involve lo Hie taxpayer and Other factors. A sctind work- nble approach to Ihe firchousc silualion would seem necessary More considering' im approprialion.

'flic Mnycr said "Bial if mil elected Sept. 1 the IJoard of Fire CainnissionC'i's will Ix? to dclait jiislifieulion of Uieir fire- lioiiso request lo assure Die lax- payers they will get the most lection for the smallest possible expcmllurlc of lax dollais." Accuses GOP Administration Of Deceitful Error Acting Mayor Walter Dumonski reiterated today that the Union Gty area known''as Unden Park recently developed by Ihe (own ac a future recreational aren, was oomplelely lituisfcrrcd (o tiie Boixiugh of Nausahick for ils use. The area was believed lo be excess alter the completion of the new Route 8, and former Mayor RayUtwich's administration, at the request of the Park Boaitl, was reputed to have obiained control of the land from the slate. Tlie aqling Mayor stated tliat, "Upon the assurance of the former Majitir, Joseph Raylkwich, Uial Uie land at Linden Park was now completely under our jurisdiction, the former Borough Board cooperated with.our energetic Pork Cbmmis- in developing this land. To in of 510,000 has been expended on Ihe prpject.

-Shortly afler assuming office 4, Mayor TTiomas Rowley from Uie Slate Department Ihat.Uie land being developed 'was not completely under the Borough's jiirisdic- tton; to'Afayor Dumon- Iliglnvay Depai'lment sliated that approximately one-lialf land had to remain un, used (due to federal regulations which apply to the federal aid Highway. According to Mayor Du-. raohski both the late Mayor Rowley and he have tried lo obtain a change in this decision, but to date have been unsuccessful. "The Mayor said "The effect of this Republican blunder is Uiat the monies expended have praoiically been thrown away. The area is useless if it can not be used in its.

entirely. The only conclusion I can reach is.that the Republican needed an acconip- lisliment awfully bad lo delibcmte- deceive both the burgesses and the Park Board." According to Pumonskl, Mayor Raytkwich knew that Hie land could nol be used. Wafer Co. Plans Development Of Additional Sources K. Williams, president of llin Connecticut Water point- I'd nut tills week Hint In- liuislvo program for developing siilislnnttul additional sourofs of wilier Js lining mrrlcil out by Ills firm.

Although ho was unukta give nil r-xin't figure for project at this time, ho estimated tlio evciilinit cost ul "HDvcrnl niillion dollars." PliiiLS enll for enough luldtvJ water to assure 1111 udosiuitc. supply ul least Ihrougli the year 2009. Wllliums suld Hint nil three divisions of the company would bo Included In (ho undertaking. Tlusy nro Urn Oullford Client or, Nuiigiituck anil These servo tiiuilnincra In all or parts of tlio towns of Ilcacon Falls, CliRM- ter, Clinton, Deep Klvitr, Wlndsiir, Enfleld, Essex, Oull- foril, IMiidfson, Naugutuck, Old Saylirook, South Suf- flitlcl, Stiifforil, Wesilbrook and Windsor If tho drought Is us severe In thb remnlmlnr of 1005 ILS during Ihe flrsl seven months," Vt'lllfmns salil, "nil will bo broken." Ho suld. that south of tlio company's rns- olrK have less thun 100 days nt lliis present rule wltliilniwul Linil barring uny licstrlctlons on.tliB use of hoses anil sprinklers are.

now in forcu Ihroughonl Ibo In tlninklng I'lisldniiTH for their restraint in tlm eoiiHinniillon of wa- ler, Wlllhinis pointed out that one lionr of sprinkling. uses three times tlio amount consumed by thu uvcraK" household during an enllrn 21-hour loil fur all olhcr BAY, EnR. (UPI) Golfer John Kilpatnck, a com- Iietilor in the Greenkecpcrs' Association lournnment, wns knocked imconscious on the Mil: hole Wednesday Ijy Iiirgc horsefly which bil He recovered Itilor. ALL NEW 1966 TtitTOUKNtV N2000 tHt SLIM LINt SCNIES trtnd niw 1966 llghlwdgM, lllm Poitlblt TV In two-tont color cabinet. Charcoal color and color, or Bftlge color and Dark Tan color.

Btautlfuily mold.d cabin.I with matching wntroll Top Cirry Handla. fUll IfHITH OUAltTY fOR JUST, $139.95 FURNITURE APPLIANCES 1(5 Church Naugatuck Phono 729-82(10 CMS, Blue Cross Rates Remain Same, At Least Until HAmTOKD (UPI) Con- neclicul lilue Cnw.s MJH! Connecticut Medical Service rales will ronuin Ihe al least imlil 19G7 because of Itie federal medicare ai-cord- IJIK lo Slate Insurance Commissioner William li. Culler. Colter suld Wednesday lie liad recently finished un of Mli plans and decided thai no rale Incivases would lie necessary at least until January 1967. 'llie commissioner said Ihe federal medicare program take care of sick people over 65.

"People over C5 gel sick more oflen and llie illnesses are iMy he 'M cent of Blue Cmss and CMS claims arc IK'Ojile over (5. This we find will eliminate about 20 per cenl of Iheir total btLsine.ss. "l-JJiminatioii of this lyjx? of coverage should cut it'nvn Ilieir overall excuse and act lo illze rafes or even possibly reduce rates," he said. 'Ilic commissioner said his department was now studying what effccls medicare will have on the entire insurance industry. In another development involving Social Security officials announced that vis- Its will be made througlmit Iho stale lo explain the program to elder citizens.

Albert F. director manager of the Hartford Social Security Office, said a series of mass meetings were planned und il was hoped Ilial some 50,000 pci'sons can be in- Funerals Mrs. Jenjile UluskJ Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie (Lesnikoski)' Bioski, 78, who Wednesday at the Naugatuck Nuising Homo after a long illness, will be lieid Friday at Oil Munson Home, Main Woodbury at 2 p.m. Officiating mil be tlie Rev Douglas Marr, pastor formed on details ot the program.

The meetings will start after Sept. 1. tee Federated" Church. Widow of George Bioski, Bioski she was bom in Poland, Jan. 3, 18S7, daughter of the late Joseph and Violetla (Krajcski) Lesnikoski.

She came to this country in 1902 and liad resided in MiehMwry since 1908. Among to- survivors are four sons, Joseph, Henry, Edward and Donald, all of Middlebury; two sisters, Zasada, of Wcodbridse, and Mrs. Nellie Waterbury. Slw is also survived by 15 grand- and 30 great-grandchil- 3ren In aiHitoi fo several and nepliews. Burial will be in MkWlAuiy Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral liomc today from 7 to 9 p. ra. ELY, Kngland (UPI) Hsh- ing lackle found floating in a gravel pit prompted police frogmen to search the waters for Hie missing angler. Several hours later embarrassed fisherman Charles Oakey reported to the police slalion and explained he wasn't drowned he just tossed liis equipment into the water after several frustrating hours without a bite. first National Stores It '--f v' -V ki JU A 'V-' KRAFT MACARONI DINNER BIG VALUE PKGS.

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