Southington News, Jan 28, 1965, p. 10 | NewspaperArchive (2024)

Southington News (Newspaper) - January 28, 1965, Southington, ConnecticutTen the Southington news. January 28, 1965 new it ads for the Library girl show mothers Home Malang class products Porty five new record airs have been added to the record collection at the Southington Public Library. They include show tunes classics popular Jara a a varied selection to please All tastes in Musli records May be Borrowe adult Library cards for Aperlo of two week three records to a card. We Are Happy to Reserve records just As we Reserve books if they Are already in cure Laton when asked for. If you Haven to heard the Swingle singers try listening to what this group of eight accomplished musicians have done. Ward Swingle from whom the group takes their name arranged the num tiers. Nothing drastic was to Baches and handels original music but a jazz beat was added. Many folks will like their inventive arrangements. Also try Barbara Streisand a recording of people. She has a Beautiful voice and her enunciation is perfect. And everyone will want to hear Broadway s hit a hello Dolly la a Irving Berlin or. Show business Richard Rodgers sweetest sounds of Richard Rodgers Lemer and Loewe magicians of Broadway and Hollywood Stephen Foster Beautiful dreamer Duke Ellington Many Mellow moods of Duke Ellington Tchaikovsky great Genius of Melody Johann Strauss incomparable Waltz King Debussy enchanted world of de Bussy Offenbach Gay parisian Lawrence Welle 1063�?Ts Early hits Lester Lanin dancing theatre party and Mahler symphony number one. Also Brahms quintet for clarinet and firings Wes Montgomery incredible jazz guitar of Wes Montgomery Liza Minnelli Uzal Liza Kate Smith Kate Smith at Carnegie Hall Jackie Gleason today a romantic hits Swingle singers Baches greatest hits Beethoven symphony number 4 Bobby Hackett Bobby Hackett plays the music of Bert Kemphert Tchaikovsky quartet number one in a and Berlioz symphonic Les Paul and Mary Ford swing in Southall Frank Sinatra r might As Well be swing Swingle singers going baroque Martin Denny quiet Village Ferrante and Telcher 50 fabulous Plano favourites Brahms symphony number 2 in a and Barbara Streisand people. Also Beethoven concerto number 4 in g minor Carol Channing hello Dolly Mahalla Jackson lets Pray together Harry Belafonte Belafonte at the greek theatre Beethoven Cream puffs and Wien Paul Anka excitement on Park Avenue Ray Charles singers in the evil no by the Moonlight Bert Kaempfert wonderland of Bert Kaempfen Brenda Lee Brenda Lee sings songs everyone knows Wagner ring of the Neblung Fred Waring this i believe Louis Armstrong Louis and the Good Book and Weber Der fre Schutz. Now what you should do la. Pat it swat it and st it 4 buy no w heating oils Coal feed fertilizer Burner service Vild Bird seed Louis Perillo Coal co., Luc. 102 w. Enter st. 628-5518 sout Tilston Southington High senior girls of mrs Kat let a cooking class and Sophom*ore sewing students of mrs. Zuly entertained parents and teachers at a luncheon recently at the school. The girls displayed their accomplishments of this years homemaking classes. The menu included Chicken a la King folded party salad Cranberry sauce Cream puffs with chocolate sauce and Coffee. Students who participated were Linda Snow Susan Adi Molcz Pamela Mazzaccaro Nan cell Longo Cathy Ceretto Ellen Greaves Caroline Gaj non Yvette Allaire Gall Terreau Kathy Spencer and Berthe Traulsen. Parents present included mrs Gladys mrs. Barbara Spencer and mrs Magny Traulsen members of the faculty who attended the luncheon included or Lawrence Dangelo principal or. Mel Adams or. And mrs. Joseph Fontana and mrs Alice Day. Doreen Bailey Jane Delahunty Beverly Bouchard and Betty Ann Demello waited on tables for the event. Margaret Lewis named to Academy at Simmons miss Margaret d. Lewis daughter of or. And mrs. F. Douglas Lewis of Belleview Avenue has been named to Academy the Honor society at Simmons College in Boston. Miss Lewis is a senior majoring in English education. She has been Active on Campus in the Sophom*ore Workshy and As an Honor Board representative. She is a graduate of Southington High school class of 1961, what a new in Reading Herman Wouk s la ghz hearted new novel. Done to Stop the carnival a hilarious Book written by the author of such widely. Read novels As the Caine Mutiny and Youngblood Hawke a has been chosen As the March Book of the month club selection. Set on a Caribbean Island called Amerigo the novel tells what happens when Norm Paperman a successful Broadway press agent forsakes his Manhattan High life to operate the Gulf reef club a resort hotel. Everything goes wrong for Norm. A Wheeling dealing financial Backer tricks him a smooth contractor bilks him the water Supply gives out and the lights fall. There Are also several mild earthquakes a few million us tempered ants and at least one pregnant chambermaid. Before abandon Long his career As an innkeeper Paperman becomes involved with an alcoholic sex actress a group of suave negro politicians and businessmen a skillful but slightly mad Handy , some junk eting senators one of the Navy s underwater demolition men. Clifton Fedlman reporting to club members on done to Stop the carnival Calls u a a comedy of a everyone is a Little crazy a he explains a alcohol and sex help to keep the carnival going the con Rast Between the Whites and the Blacks is handled with diverting or Wouk succeeds he concludes in a scoring hits off the human rare on almost Ever it Page a although even the most careful search of Caribbean maps will fall to turn up an Island named Amerigo Herman you it knows the Caribbean a Ell. Abo six it ears ago he his wife and the dlr to it Oung sons Ift Phi York to Settle on st. Thuijs one of the Virgin islands the i Ijeh Simc Hilltop land Ard built a Hoise rom manding j spectacular View northward i that mile and Southwark across the Carlo bean. It is in this House nov something n i lot Al landmark due Fulli pwned out to it tour j is sh*t or. Wouk wrote his study of rhodos Judaism Thi is my it it Jas Well As to Jill blood Hawke and done to Stop thei carnival. \ done to Slop the carnival is Herman Wouk a fourth Book of the month club selection the first was his first novel Aurora Dawn 1947. The others were Marjorie Mol Nislar 1955 Youngblood Hawke 1962. Photo by c Wolosko at the second of two luncheons held recent but homemaking students of Southington High school three mothers sit and Chat Vii three of their student hostesses the girls Model outfits Trade this year in school Deniis of the luncheon a Ere prepared by students with the help of homemaking teachers mrs Elizabeth m Zilly and mrs Frances Hallet. Participating in the luncheon this week at Southington High school were left front to Back Pamela Mazzaccaro Susan Damowicz and Linda Snow right front to Back Hlen Greaves Cathy Ceretto and Wanceil Longo standing Are Avette Allaire left and Caroline a Agnon t adits to by Deco rated a meritorious awards muss of the Junior Naul cadets of America cd let ship Mccaffery will be held at the american legion Hall at 7 30 tonight. Ribbons and decorations will be presented to deserving cadets. Parents and relatives of the cadets Are urged to attend. Its fun a sloshing the Windshield of a car with mud and Snow by passing and cutting Back quickly a for jerks. A a menial health area hearings in february a series of Public hearings on mental health will be sponsored by the new Bra talk urls Tol regional mental health planning Council in february. The hearings according to or. Barry Bowers Bristol Hospital executive director and Council chairman will be held on tuesday february 9, at the plan Nellle High school february 10 at the new Britain Myca and february 11 at the Barco Hall Wallace Bames company Bristol. Nom of organization Bowers has indicated that invitations to speak win go to people Active in the mental health held As Well As com president Unity leaders in the area. Vice or. George w. French of ragged Mountain Road will president _ serve with Bowers on the Council s steering committee. Secretary Oil Gas amp electric treasurer heating Date and time a air conditioning a of meeting a Wesson heating a corp it route to. Mii Dait a 8 47lt attention club secretaries of civic Church fraternal of animations the Southington Newi it updating itt club directory. We would appreciate it it you would fill in this form and return it to the Southington news co club editor francs the All new to presents. 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