The town crier
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ine are locked in almost
constant combat.
The often balky, mechan
ized “labor-savers” have
forced the suburban male
into fits of frenzy and frus
tration. Included in the
list of characters in this
Suburban Saga is the pub
lisher of The Town Crier,
Phil Calderazzi.
THE TOWN CRIER
VOL. IV NO. 22
Monnier Recaps Haitian Trip
Mrs. Authur Wolf Elected President Of LWV;
Members Hear Robert Lucas, Times Editor
Mrs. Arthur Wolf was
elected president of the
Newington League of Wom
en Voters, at its annual
meeting last week, suc
ceeding Mrs. Magnus Dahl
who held the post since
1960. Mrs. Dahl presented
Mrs. Wolf with a gavel not
ing the League’s tenth year
of activity in Newington.
At the dinner meeting at
the Nutmegger House, Rob
lert Lucas, Editor of the
Hartford times, spoke to
the members. He strongly
;emphasized the need of an
;alert and highly informed
citizenship to cope with
the rapidly changing pace
of today’s society.
Change, he felt, is the
very essence of our pre
sent time, and in order
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Family Affair At Library
Turned Into Gala Town Affair
“A Family Affair,” spon
sored by the Friends of the
Lucy Robbins Welles Lib
rary, turned into a town
affair last Sunday after
noon.
The library was crowded
with interested towns
people of all ages who
came to view the arts
and crafts displayed and
demonstrated by talented
Newington residents. The
Friends of the Library
sponsored the afternoon as
their annual Open House
and Tea.
Children were delighted
by a puppet show presented,
during the afternoon, by
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The town crier. (1963). Newington, Conn., 1963-05-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92051499/1963-05-08/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The town crier, 1963-05-08.
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