1 THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1962 33 WEST SPRINGFIELD SAFETY FORCES PAY POSITION IS "STRENGTHENED Other Towns of Says Chairman of Advisory Board WEST SPRINGFIELD-Policemen and firemen "are in a stronger position this year than last for a pay hike, John Powell, chairman 'of the Advisory Board of Review, said Wednesday. 2 "Although we have not completed our. survey of municipal salaries, paid preliminary throughout indications the show other, towns have moved ahead of us," Powell said. a per Departments which The Fire is seekto a would bring maximum salaries! Policemen have not announcedlof their proposal but it has been ported they will seek a raise which would bring their annual salary to about $5500. Both now receive a maximum annual salary of $5200.
Powell said he has scheduled meetings with representatives, of both departments month. He said the Advisory Board by then would have completed its survey of municipal salaries in the state. Schools Schedule WEST Tuesday, election day, elementary schools will close at 12.30 p. m. That day there will be special classes or afternoon kindergarten.
classes. Morning classes will be held at all schools except Tatham School Praises Veterans Agent for Enrolling Nine in 'Mass 65' WEST SPRINGFIELD-FI nance Committee Chairman Richard S. Sullivan Wednesday commended Veterans Agent Irving Donoghue Donoghue's alertness in rolling nine veterans in the 65' medical care plan created by special state legislation." Sullivan said Donoghue's action "will result in substantial savings to the town and Donoghue should be complimented for his action in this program." Tuesday Donoghue said the tonn could realize savings of from $2000 to $3000 2 year from participation in the plan. UNICEF Known On Sunday WEST SPRINGFIELD- Results UNICEF, the United Nations children's be fund known until collection, Sunday, here local chairman Mrs. Charles Barnfather said Wednesday night.
More than 2000 children participated in the house-to-house canvassost of the money will bel turned in to churches on Sunday, Mrs. Barnfather said. CHURCH EVENTS WEST SPRINGFIELD- -Events planned next week at Bible Bap-! tist Church include: Sunday, 6.15 p. Junior Young meeting: 6.15 p. Junior High Young People's meeting; 7 p.
evening service; Tuesday, 7.30 p. deacons and trustees meet-' noting; Wednesday, 7.30 p. pray-' praise and Bible study meetkin-ling: Friday, 7.45 p. Wedding Band Fellowship meeting at the (home of Mr. and Mrs.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY 'Til 9 P.M. RE 6-7717 Win Prizes at West Side Party AMPS There was hardly a hobgoblin or spook to be found among the winners in the West Springfield Park and Recreation Commission's Halloween parade and party held at the Westfield St. First National Store's parking lot. Winners: front row, left to right, Darleen Dominick, 12; Michael Palazzi, 5, (robot), and Anita Marie Leporati, 2. Back row, same order: Beverly Allen, 8, (fireplace; Joseph Allen, 10, and Mark Garutto, 10, (pumpkin).
All of School's For Chorus WEST SPRINGFIELD All of the local high school candidates for the Western Massachusetts district chorus have been accepted after auditions, Miss Ruth Phelps, vocal music director, said Wednesday. She said the local school was the only school to all its candidates accepted and that it have the largest resentation in the 215-voice chorus. Also, 22 of the 33 have been recommended to audition for the all-state chorus which in conjunction with the all-state band and orchestra will perform next' March in Springfield. Both events are sponsored by the Massachusetts Music Educators Association. The Western Massachusetts chorus will perform Dec.
8 in Agawam High School. Local members of the chorus will include: Seniors, Marilyn Andrews, Margaret Benoit, Anderson! Bray, Ardelle Clark, Philip Cummings, Richard Cupidi, Susan Dotson, Dianne Douthwright, Cheryl Ferrara, Naomi Goring, Louis Guevin, Norman Hervieux, Elizabeth Johnson, Joan Martel, Padfield, Margaret Powell, Marilyn Shapter and John Von Hone. Juniors, Denise Barrett, Edouard Beauvais, Leonard Bucko, Carolyn D'Amours, Denise Driscoll, Ralph Elliott, MOORE RUG CO. SINCE 1920 Featuring MOHAWK CARPETS 555 Enfield Thompsonville Conn. Call Riverview 5-4396 GULOOK! in MANUFACTURERS' 3 CLOSE -OUT Come join the celebration! LUCKY SIZE A i REG.
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Andrew DelNegro is the only freshman member of the chorus. WASTE COLLECTION WEST, refuse collections will begin today on these streets: Harrison, Beauview, Roscland, Fox, Warren, Garden, Southworth, Riverdale from Witch Path to Park, Elmdale, Hanover, Lathrop, Park, Elm, east side. Avondale, Elmwood, Neptune, Rochelle and Neuton. School Committee will meet to night at 7.30 at McDonough School, inspect that building and two other schools before starting the regular session at 8.30 the School Department office: The committee also will inspect School and the junior high school. The 14-item agenda includes action by the committee on a recommendation to raise the kindergarten entrance age from four and six months to five years old.
The committee also will act on several requests for out-of-school class trips and will discuss the hiring of an administrative assistant to. the superintendent. planned at Mittineague Methodist Church include Friday, 1.30 p. United Church Women World Community Day at First Methodist Church; 3 p. pastor's God country class for Boy Scouts; 6.15 p.
church league bowling; Saturday, 8.30 a. m. to 4.50 conference on church building and architecture at First Baptist Church, Melrose; 10 a. junior choir rehearsal; the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold a day-long food sale; Monday, 3.45 p. Girl Scouts meeting; 7 p.
Boy Scout Troop 88 green bar meeting; 7.30 p. official board meeting; Tuesday, 9 a. m. to 3 p. WSCS fair work day, 6 p.
m. to 7.15 p. Girl Scouts meeting; Wednesday, 3.15 p. Brownies meeting; 7 p. sanctuary, W'SCS choir executive rehearsal; board 7.45 meeting; 7.45 p.
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RAISE IN PAY NOT ASSURED New Teacher Minimum Rate Discussed chairman of the School CommitW'EST SPRINGFIELD The tee's salary committee Wednesday said a state law which Jan. 1 will raise minimum salaries here by $200 would not necessarily mean a raise for all teachers. Awaits Studies The chairman, Edmund Lovett, said he was not prepared to say if the raise would be carried to other teachers until studies are completed comparing salaries here with those in surrounding communities. Lovett said the $200 increase in the minimum. did not auto(matically School Committee would raise the maximums by a like amount.
School Supt. Chris Grammaticas said Wednesday adjustments should be made throughout the salary scale to "maintain an equitable situation on the salary scale." Grammaticas also said that an lacross-the-board raise would not maintain the spread between teachers at minimum salary, those with experience, those holding advanced degrees or with special training. Money Not Topic Lovett also said that in three meetings with the salary com-! mittee of the West Springfield Teachers Association, "we have (never talked loads teachers those A survey comparing, work in surrounding communities also is taken. Lovett said. Tuesday, WSTA president John' Rosenberg said the $200 raise should be passed on to all teachers.
Lovett said he was not now prepared to recommend similar action. "First we have to find out where we stand. There may be reasons to keep maximum salaries at present levels or to increase them. Right now we just don't know," Lovett said. Robinson Road Group of the ROBINSON RD.
GROUP SPRINGFIELD The TO BE HONORED REV. CHARLES G. KING, pastor of Mittineague gational Church, will be honored at a reception Sunday from 3 to 6 p. church on his 25th anniversary as pastor. Mr.
King came to the church in November, 1937, from the United Church of Colchester, Vt. He was graduated from Tale Divinity School in 1932. Hampden County Improvement i League will meet Monday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Edward Brine, 27 Woodward St. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert House and Mrs. John Freshour. SPOOK PARADE RANKS THINNED Rain Forces Abandonment of Costume Judging WEST SPRINGFIELD -It was perfect Halloween weather for real ghosts and goblins but not for the slim crowd of children who attended the Park reation Commission's Halloween parade Wednesday.
About 75 junior ghosts took their. raincoats off long enough to be judged and to march in the parade from the First National Store on Westfield St. to the library and back again. The space age, television characters, some novelty, costumes. and the old reliables spooks and all were represented in costumes.
There were more parents than children in the parade. The parents were equipped with umbrellas which kept both costumes and children reasonably dry. The grand prizes of two bicycles were awarded through a drawing rather than judging because of the small turnout. Winners were Ja net Webber, eight, of 291 Morgan Rd. and Mark Garutti, 10, of 14 Sylvan St.
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