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A trip to remember for Latin clubBy Joy VanderLek

The Cheshire Citizen

For many it was a once in alifetime opportunity whenCheshire High School Latinteacher Virginia Swanarranged a whirlwind tripover February break. Shealong with 10 Latin studentsheaded abroad for destina-tions that included: Venice,Rome, Naples. Pompeii, theIsle of Capri and Florence.

“The pace was hectic,”Swan said. “But you want thekids to see and do as much aspossible, with the hope theywill come back and see itagain at their own pace.”

Those on the trip included

CHS seniors: Saparja Nag,Olivia Druckrey, Emilia De-Palma and Meredith Bryden;and sophomores: Alicia Gray,Katherine Wang, CullenClairmont, Charles Biddis-combe, and Ruth Sussman.Leah King, a sophomorefrom another school alsowent, as did the mother andyounger brother of OliviaDruckrey.

Highlights of the trip fea-tured climbing the 300-plussteps to the dome of St. Pe-ter’s Basilica, and exploringthe catacombs, undergroundburial tombs, in Rome. AtCapri, students took a boatride on the azure waters tosee offshore grottoes. The

group also walked throughthe Roman forum, as well asthe coliseum. The trip in-cluded a visit to the leg-endary Pompeii, site of theMt. Vesuvius eruption in 79A.D. There students touredthe home of Caecilius’, acharacter featured in stu-dents’ Latin textbooks.

Students posed with abronze statue of Hercules inthe Vatican museums. Themuseums have more than1,400 rooms, which makes itone of the largest museumsin the world. Swan said“there are only about 15 life-size bronze statues left from

See Latin, page 20

Easter egg hunt The 63rd annual

Cheshire Town Easter EggHunt is scheduled for Satur-day, March 23, at noon, atCheshire Park on HighlandAvenue. All children, age 2through 12, are invited toparticipate. The event isrun by the Cheshire LionsClub in cooperation withthe Cheshire Parks andRecreation Department.

In the event of inclementweather, the hunt will berescheduled for the sametime on Saturday, March 30. Send in your ‘requester’ today! www.cheshirecitizen.com

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Tour guide Benjamin George stands next to the Bat-man display at the Barker Character Comic and Car-toon Museum in Cheshire.

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Town councilors had littleto say about the proposedbudget as it was presented tothem March 13, at the firstpublic budget hearing, whichwas attended by two mem-bers of the public.

“What we face is a chal-lenge,” sighed Chairman TimSlocum, as Town ManagerMichael Milone and FinanceDirector James Jaskot begantheir presentation.

Milone and Jaskot ex-plained how expenses, keycosts, revenues, the tax rate,fund balance policy and re-serves figured into the pro-posed plan.

The 2013-14 budget, as pre-sented, would raise taxes by3.93 percent, a jump nearlyfour times as much as last

year’s 1.02 percent increase.In the past four years, taxeshave raised an average of 1.81percent a year.

Milone said there will be asignificant loss in state aidfrom the PILOT program, inwhich the state makes pay-ments in lieu of taxes for thestate-owned prisons. Overthe years, the funding has de-clined and is expected to fallabout $4 million more this

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Music from TV shows ofpast years plays from a smallCD player at the entrance tothe museum, where peoplefirst enter the dimly lit barn.The lights are actually beingdimmed by Beanie Babieshanging from the ceilings.

Museum Curator JudyFurst said the museum getsabout 10,000 visitors annual-ly.

“Some people make this anannual trip,” she said.“Though we’re crammedwith stuff, we’re still buyingand rotate the collections pe-riodically.”

Admission is $5 for adults,$3 for children 12 and under,and free for those 2 andyounger.

“It’s a very inexpensive at-traction,” she said. “It’ssomething designed specifi-cally for families.”

“It’s awesome,” saidMegan Matto, of Stratford,who brought her children tothe museum recently. “It’s re-ally neat jogging my memo-ry.”

Furst said that is a com-mon reaction.

“People love seeing toysthey’ve forgotten about,” shesaid. “It stirs up memoriesyou didn’t even know youhad.”

As she spoke, local resi-dent Ron Gagliard, a museum


The converted barn ispacked, floor to ceiling withcolorful toys, games, dolls,lunchboxes, figurines,posters, movie props, andmore.

Every nook and cranny atthe Barker Character Comicand Cartoon Museum onHighland Avenue holds apiece of toy history, fromtwo 1873 tiny, movable, castiron elephants, to currentHarry Potter and Twilightmemorabilia.

Comic, cartoon museum in Cheshireevokes playful memories

See Cartoon, page 17

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Deteriorating lockers at Cheshire High School March15. Athletic Director Steve Trifone is pushing for therenovation of locker rooms not upgraded since the1980s.


The Town Council’s PublicBuilding Commission decid-ed last week to work with theblueprints already pur-chased by the Board of Edu-cation in rebuilding the con-troversial Cheshire HighSchool boys’ locker room.

“We paid for the drawingsand we have to take that intoconsideration,” said Com-missioner Art Crocker.

That is, if the Town Coun-cil formally decides tonight,to turn the project over to thecommission.

The Town Council was setto make a decision at its lastmeeting, but not enoughcouncilors were present totake action. The matter wason the agenda for the March11 council meeting.

Commissioners made itclear Monday that because ofadditional planning, there isno way the project will becompleted this summer, ashad been planned.

“This project can’t moveforward. I don’t feel anythingis clarified yet,” said com-mission Chairman MarkNash. “They (the Town Coun-cil) will want to get this thing

fast-tracked, but it isn’t goingthis summer.”

The three other commis-sion members agreed that be-cause the project is still in thedesign phase, there would beno way to get the locker roomcompleted by the beginningof the coming school year.

“It’s frustrating that we’reback to square one with this,”said Vincent Masciana,school district director ofmanagement services. “Butthey’re cleaned every night,sanitized ... we’ll make itthrough another year.”

A total of $500,000 in fund-ing for the project was ap-proved by the council fouryears ago. The 25-year-oldlockers serve 15 sports teams.Officials describe some ofthe lockers as unusable andpoint out that the showersare dilapidated and have poorventilation because the roomwas formerly a wood shop.

School officials had pre-sented the Town Councilwith a $2 million alternativeplan to build a field house,handicapped-accessible, free-standing boys’ and girls’ lock-er rooms, handicapped-acces-sible public bathrooms, stor-age facilities for athleticequipment, drama and grad-uation supplies, a press box,and expanded concessionstand.

The commissionersplanned to meet March 18 atthe high school to inspect theboys’ locker room facilities,the girls’ locker rooms andthe two gyms.

Commission members metlast week because they want-ed to get a head start on theproject and look over themassive blueprints, which in-clude a schematic, buildingplans and all design phases.The commission had not hadseen the plans, created by BLCompanies, until then.

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full set of plans for eachmember from the architect.They also want an updatedcost estimate because theplans were last updated in2011.

“Things change, thingshappen,” Nash said.

The group also decidedthat should they be given theproject, they want input fromcompanies that specialize inlocker room and locker de-signs.

“It doesn’t hurt us to havesomeone else look at it,maybe be able to get a fewmore lockers in there, makebetter use of the space,” saidCommissioner Joe Barba.

The designs provided tocommissioners last nightshow a locker room thatshould last about 20 years,Masciana said.

Before any bids go out orany other action is taken,Nash said, he wants to makesure that all plans are compli-ant with the Americans withDisabilities Act, and to havethe town’s fire marshal andbuilding inspector look overthe property and plans.

Then the commission willlook at whether or not an ele-vator to the locker rooms or aramp is the best access to thefacilities.

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The Police Departmentcontract is likely to go to ar-bitration now that the TownCouncil has rejected it.

Town police have beenworking without a contractsince June 30, despite negoti-ating for more than a year.The council late Tuesday vot-ed 5-2 to reject the proposedcontract after meeting in ex-ecutive session. The pensionplan was the key issue andthe reason councilors votedagainst ratification, saidTom Ruocco, who votedagainst it.

The proposed change inthe pension plan closed theplan to new hires but in-creased the “multiplier” forretirees from 68 percent to 72percent. That means thatnew hires would not qualifyfor the pension plan, but offi-cers already on the forcewould leave with 72 percentof their pay, as opposed to the68 percent in the previouscontract. A new hire straightout of the academy would

make $44,473 under the oldcontract. A lieutenant, alsounder the old contract,makes $75,519, according toLouis Zullo, the town’s per-sonnel director.

Voting against ratificationwere Republicans SylviaNichols, James Sima, TimSlocum, David Schrumm andTom Ruocco. Democrats PattiFlynn-Harris and Peter Tal-bot voted for it, while Democ-rat Michael Ecke and Repub-

lican Andrew Falvey ab-stained.

The pension issue “wassignificant,” Zullo said.“Most of the other thingswere settled. We had a good,open dialogue throughoutthe negotiations.”

Other issues included re-organizations in shift sched-ules, changes in command(from five lieutenants tothree), contracts and medicalplans, Zullo said.

Police contract may go to arbitration “I’m a little bit disappoint-

ed,” said Police Chief NeilDryfe. “I thought we hadsomething agreeable to bothsides.”

Dryfe added that policewill continue their duties un-til a resolution is found.

“The members of the de-partment will still do theirjobs. It’s not like anarchy willreign,” he said.

Ruocco said he votedagainst ratifying the contractspecifically because of thepension issue.

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This news irked Cheshireresident William Keeley, whosaid Milone and the council

BudgetContinued from page 3

should have seen it coming.“The handwriting was on

the wall,” Keeley said. “Youcould have foreseen this com-ing for years now. It’s unfor-tunate because they could dothings.”

Milone responded that

there was no way they couldhave seen this coming “andour initial reaction is to fightlike hell to get it back.”

“The bottom line is thatthe state is shifting, by trans-ferring state debts to munici-palities,” said CouncilorDavid Schrumm.

Milone explained thatcouncilors should look at us-ing money from the debtservice fund, to help defrayoperating costs. The debtservice is money the townowes on capitol projects,bond measures and similaritems. Since the town doesnot expect to see a rise in itsdebt service payments until2017, when some of the costsfor the proposed wastewatertreatment plant will come

due, Milone suggested using$1,168,436 annually throughfiscal year 2020.

The fund, which stands atmore than $5 million now,will not be decreased as thetown expects to receive mon-ey from the state’s Local Cap-ital Improvement funds.

The money from the debtservice will not fix the budgetproblems, but it will help,Milone said.

“I recommend we use thedebt service and reserves asrevenue rather than cut serv-ices,” he said.

In addition, councilorstalked about raising rents onsome of the facilities in town,particularly the Birth-to-Three program at DarceySchool, which serves chil-

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has scheduled a one-day ex-hibition for Wednesday,March 27, from 12:30 to 3p.m.

The event is intended forresidents to display theirhobbies, collections, artwork and things of inter-est including photogra-phers, artists, intarsia,card making, genealogy,Japanese and Swedish cul-tural items, miniatures, an-tique quilts, recyclablerockpettes, and more.

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“They want to play with usand string us out, well, we’vegot until 2017,” Schrummsaid.

The next public budgethearing will be at 6:30 p.m.Monday in Rooms 207-209 ofTown Hall, 84 S. Main St. Ed-ucation, employee benefitsand the debt service reserveare slated to be discussed.

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In Saturday’s competition,the team fared well overall,ending the day in a positionthe team has never seen inany regional in its 12-yearhistory, 13th place.

CIDRA engineer and men-tor Tino Goncalves said,“The prospects are clear andthe possibilities are unlimit-ed for the MechaRams.”

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Cheshire UnitedMethodist Church

Cheshire UnitedMethodist Church, 205 Acad-emy Rd., has scheduled East-er services for Sunday,March 31, at 9 and 11 a.m. Formore information, call (203)272-4626.

St. Peter’sEpiscopal

St. Peter’s EpiscopalChurch, 59 Main St., hasscheduled the following East-er week services:

March 24 - Palm Sunday.Services & Blessings of thePalms. 8:15 and 10:15 a.m.

March 29 - Good Friday.Good Friday liturgy withVeneration of the Cross atnoon; Taize service at 7 p.m.

March 30 - Great Vigil Sat-urday, 7 p.m.

March 31 - East Sunday.Holy Eucharist, 8:15 a.m.;Easter music by the choir, 10a.m.; Family Eucharist, 10:30a.m.; Easter egg hunt, 11:30a.m. for children in grades 4and younger.

Church of theEpiphany

Church of the Epiphany,1750 Huckins Rd., hasplanned the following Lentenschedule:

Monday confessions,March 25, from 6 to 7 p.m.

Stations of the Cross,March 22 and 29 at 7:30 p.m.

For more information, call(203) 272-4355 or visitwww.epiphanyct.org.

Bereavementsupport

Cheshire’s First Congre-gational Church has sched-uled a six-week BereavementSupport Group for anyonestruggling with the loss of aloved one. The group offers asafe, confidential, quiet,peaceful place to share theburdens of loss with one an-other. It is sometimes in thesharing of the pain that somehealing can begin.

The group is scheduled tomeet at the church, on theGreen in the center ofCheshire, on six consecutiveThursdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m.beginning tonight. Thegroup is facilitated bytrained, confidential StephenMinisters, following thebook series “JourneyingThrough Grief ” by KennethC. Haugk.

Join us if you are grieving,no matter how recent or dis-tant the loss. For more infor-mation, call (203) 271-1377.

St. BridgetSt. Bridget Parish and

School has scheduled Fridayevening Lenten Suppers from5 to 7 p.m. through April 22 inthe school dining hall, 171Main St. Meal includes home-made Pasta Fagioli, soup ofthe week, ziti, salad, bread,dessert and beverage. A fee ischarged.

Proceeds benefit St. Brid-get School. All are welcometo join us for an enjoyableevening of good food andfriendship.

ServicesCalvary Life Family

Worship Center, 174 E.Johnson Ave., Saturday – 6 to7:30 p.m.; Sunday – 9:30 to11:30 a.m. (203) 272-1701.

Cheshire LutheranChurch, 660 W. Main St.,Sunday – 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.Services; 9:10 a.m. educationhour. (203) 272-5106.

Cheshire United Meth-odist Church, 205 AcademyRoad, Sunday – 10:45 a.m.service; Sunday school, 9:30a.m. (203) 272-4626.

Christ CommunityChurch, 120 Main St., Sun-day – 10:15 a.m. service; Sun-day school, 9 a.m.; AWANAWednesday, 6:15 p.m. (203)272-6344.

Church of the Epiphany,1750 Huckins Rd., Massscheduled for Sundaythrough Wednesday and Fri-day at 8:30 a.m.; Sunday at10:30 a.m. and Saturday, 4p.m. Vigil. (203) 272 - 4355.www.epiphanyct.org.

Congregation Kol Ami,1484 Highland Ave., Wednes-day, 6 p.m.; Thursday, 8 a.m.;Friday, 7:30 p.m. Shabbatservice; Saturday, 10 a.m.service with Torah Study at 9a.m. (203) 272-1006.

Cornerstone Church,1146 Waterbury Rd., Sundayservices 9 and 10:45 a.m.;Youth Sunday 6:30 p.m.,Wednesdays: Alpha 6:30 p.m.and Grapple 7 p.m. (203) 272-

5083. Cornerstonecheshire.com.

Fellowship of LifeChurch, 150 Sandbank Rd.,Sunday - 10 a.m. Worship and teaching; Wednesday -7:30 p.m. Revival prayer. (203) 272-7976.

First CongregationalChurch, 111 Church Drive,Sunday – 9 and 11 a.m. servic-es. (203) 272-5323.

Grace Baptist Church, 55Country Club Road, Sunday -Worship, 9:15 a.m. in Man-darin, 11 a.m. in English;Sunday School for all ages -9:15 a.m. English, 11 a.m.adults Mandarin; Tuesday -7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting:Wednesday - small group;Friday - 7:30 Chinese fellow-ship/youth program in Eng-lish. Joint worship servicefirst Sunday of month at10:30 a.m. (203) 272-3621.

Oasis, 176 Sandbank Rd.,Sunday, 10:15 a.m. Children’schurch and nursery avail-able. (203) 439-0150. www.cele-

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Temple Beth David, 3Main St., 7:30 p.m. serviceFriday, except first Friday ofmonth when family servicesare at 6:30 p.m. (203) 272-0037.

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March21 Thursday

The Wiz - The CheshireHigh School has scheduled aproduction of The Wiz forThursday, March 21, at 7:30

p.m. in the school auditori-um. Tickets are available atthe door or online atwww.showtix4U.com.

22 Friday

The Wiz - The CheshireHigh School has scheduled aproduction of The Wiz forFriday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m.in the school auditorium.Tickets are available at thedoor or online atwww.showtix4U.com.

23 Saturday

Easter egg hunt - The63rd annual Cheshire TownEaster Egg Hunt is sched-uled for Saturday, March 23,at noon, at Cheshire Park onHighland Avenue. All chil-dren, age 2 through 12, areinvited to participate. Theevent is run by the CheshireLions Club in cooperationwith the Cheshire Parks andRecreation Department. Inthe event of inclementweather, the hunt will berescheduled for the sametime on Saturday, March 30.

Cookie workshop - St.Bridget’s Ladies Guild hasscheduled its annualAnginette Cookie Workshop

for Saturday, March 23, at 9a.m. The public is welcome.Bring a bowl and mixingspoons, all other ingredientswill be supplied. All bakedgoods will be offered for saleafter mass on March 23 and24. For more information,call (203) 271-3361.

The Wiz - The CheshireHigh School has scheduled aproduction of The Wiz forSaturday, March 23, at 7:30p.m. in the school auditori-um. Tickets are available atthe door or online atwww.showtix4U.com.

25 Monday

Historical Society - TheCheshire Historical Society,43 Church Drive, has sched-uled the Connecticut’s IrishRegiment, The Ninth Regi-ment C.V. for Monday,March 25, at 7:30 p.m. Robert

Larkin is scheduled to speakabout the regiment’s historyduring the Civil War. Theevent is free and open to thepublic. For more informa-tion, call (203) 272-2574.

27 Wednesday

Exhibition - Elim Park ofCheshire has scheduled aone day exhibition forWednesday, March 27, from12:30 to 3 p.m. The event isintended for residents to dis-play their hobbies, collec-tions, art work and things ofinterest including photogra-phers, artists, intarsia, cardmaking, genealogy, Japaneseand Swedish cultural items,miniatures, antique quilts,recyclable rockpettes, andmore. The public is wel-come. For more information,call (203) 272-3547, ext. 143.


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“I’m glad it has a newhome,” he said, showing theplane to Furst.

The museum was openedin 1997 by Cheshire residents,Herb and Gloria Barker, whohad been collecting old toysand animation art for manyyears. Their first museumwas opened in West Hartfordin the 1980s, but they wantedone in their hometown.

The Barkers opened an artmuseum in the old farm-house next door in 1995. Itfeatures animation cells,original paintings, baseballsautographed by Mickey Man-tle and Joe DiMaggio, litho-graphs and other memorabil-ia, all for sale. The pricesrange from $24.95 for framedlithographs to $8,000 for anautographed Charles Fazzinopiece of 3-D artwork.

The West Hartford Muse-um is now closed, but theBarkers have another artgallery in Florida, wherethey now live.

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Most of Cheshire HighSchool doorknobs are nowlevers. The softball field nowhas a dugout (just like thebaseball field), and studenthandbooks are now updatedwith information requiredunder state standards.

But, the school still hasmany summers of work left

before it is fully compliantwith the Americans with Dis-abilities Act and Title IX re-quirements.

The Americans with Dis-abilities Act requires schoolsand other facilities open tothe public, to provide thesame access to services forpeople with disabilities asthey do for able-bodied peo-ple.

Title IX requires that in

schools, girls sports and facil-ities be of equal quantity andquality, respectively, to sportsoffered to boys.

“The best way to say it iswe expect for corrections tobe addressed in a reasonabletimeframe,” said AdrianWood, compliance officer forthe state Department of Edu-cation compliance officer.“And, in general, that’s soon-er, rather than later.”

He said a reasonable timeframe is relative, dependentupon what is considered to bea major capital improvementproject and how much fund-ing is involved in completingthe project.

Wood said Cheshire HighSchool has been “proactive”in terms of getting ADA proj-ects completed and is on parwith other schools regardingits work timeline.

This summer, school dis-trict officials plan to tacklethe library, changing out car-pet, removing asbestos andmoving the book stacks sothat the aisles between themare wider, said Vincent Mas-ciana, director of manage-ment services for the

Cheshire schools. This sum-mer, the school system hadalso planned to rebuild theboys’ locker room, but thatwork is being tabled by theTown Council, which says itneeds more information.

Masciana said he will meetwith Principal Jeff Solan inearly spring to discuss whatitems may be moved up onthe list, depending on whatthe operating budget canhandle.

The Town Council Build-ing Committee’s chairman,Mark Nash, said he thinkscomplying with ADA and Ti-tle IX regulations should beamong the top priorities forCheshire High School.

“That to me, is somethingwe really need to focus on,not that you have a choiceanymore,” “But that’s wherethe forward thinking reallycomes into play.”

He added that in makingupgrades and repairs to theschool, officials should belooking at longevity.

“We need to look at 30-yearlife cycles,” he said. “That’sthe highest and best use ofthe funds.”

In summer 2014, school of-ficials will work to upgradethe science and technologyprograms, making the equip-ment more handicapped-ac-cessible. Also that summer,outside projects and work inthe culinary arts programand cafeteria are slated forredesign.

In 2015, further work in thescience and technology class-rooms is scheduled. And, thespecial education classroomswill be made handicapped-ac-cessible. Fire alarms will beadded and accessibility tophysical education facilitieswill be modified for ADAcompliance.

All the improvements nec-essary for compliance willcost $2.7 million and thatfunding will have to be ap-proved by the Town Council,Masciana said. So, he said,the timeline could conceiv-ably change.


Cheshire High progressing on ADA, Title IX issues

sales, including one of theirfirst purchases, an originalMickey Mouse animationdrawing that they bought for10 cents.

One of the rarest items inthe museum is a tube of 1934Mickey Mouse toothpaste, ac-cording to tour guide Ben-jamin George of New Haven.The tube is made of toxiclead and was recalled,

“I don’t think even Disneyhas one,” he added.

The museum doesn’t justhave firsts and lasts of items,it has everything in between,most items kept delicately inwell-maintained glass cases.

“These are all the toys Ilost in a move,” George said,as he looked forlornly at thedisplay of Pee Wee’s Play-house items, located in thebottom of one of the cases.“Lots of people say that theylost their toys in moves.”

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Lawmakers in both houses of the General Assembly cast a unanimous vote to approvethe legislation.

Bartolomeo, who is chair for the Select Committee on Children, represents Cheshire,Meriden, Middlefield and Middletown. Also in attendance at the signing were NewtownFirst Selectman Pat Llodra and Newtown police Captain Joe Rios.

The Sandy Hook Workers Assistance Fund will be funded through private donationsand provide support to volunteer and professional workers, including first responders,school employees, and others, who are suffering from mental health issues as a result ofthe tragedy. Traditional workers compensation does not currently cover most workers forexclusively mental injuries.

“While almost three months have passed, the anguish of that day is still raw for many.The creation of this fund will allow first responders, school employees, and other profes-sionals and volunteers who so bravely responded to this horrific event to receive the sup-port they deserve,” Malloy said.

Senate Minority Leader John McKinney (R-Fairfield), whose district includes New-town, was at the signing. He said “One of the most important things we can do as a com-munity and a legislature in response to the Sandy Hook tragedy is provide our neighbors– many of whom have witnessed unimaginable horror and violence – the resources theyneed to heal. This fund is an important step in that direction. I’m grateful for the gener-ous support of the many civic-minded Connecticut-based organizations and private citi-zens who have helped make it possible.”

(Information provided by state Sen. Dante Bartolomeo’s office and Gov. Dannel Malloy’soffice.)

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ercise, 9:15 a.m.; CheshireGarden Club board meeting,9:30 a.m.; Get Fit Class, 10:15a.m.; Arthritis class, 11:30a.m.; Lunch 11:30 a.m. and amovie, 1:30 p.m.; Knit andcrochet class, 12:30 p.m.; Pok-er, 1 p.m.; Tai-Chi AdvancedClass, 1 p.m.

Tuesday, March 26Crafty Ladies, 9 a.m.; Zum-

ba Gold, 9:30 a.m.; 9 to 5Cards, 10 a.m.; Moderate ex-ercise, 10:15 a.m.; Yolartisclass, 10:30 a.m.; Bingo, 1p.m.; Blood pressure, 1 p.m.;Pinochle, 1 p.m.; Poker, 1 p.m.

Wednesday, March 27Reiki sessions, 9 a.m. to

noon (by apt. only); Busy

Bees, 10 a.m.; Caregivers sup-port group, 10 a.m.; ChairYoga, 10 a.m.; Nickel, Nickel,1 p.m.; Poker, 1 p.m.; SeniorClub, 1 p.m.

Thursday, March 28Town Hall Accessory rep-

resentative, 9 a.m. to noon;Advanced line dance, 9:30a.m.; Team Wii, 9:30 a.m.;Women’s Club board meet-ing, 10 a.m.; Moderate exer-cise, 10:15 a.m.; Beginner linedance, 10:30 a.m.; Pilates, 11a.m.; Scrabble, 12:30 p.m.;Monthly dance party, 1 p.m.;Poker, 1 p.m.; Texas Hold ‘em,1 p.m.; Writing Seniors. 1:30p.m.

Friday, March 29Senior Center closed in ob-

servance of Good Friday.

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Lunch reservations mustbe made 48 hours in advanceby calling (203) 272-0047. A do-nation is requested.

Monday, March 25: Noelderly nutrition lunch.

Tuesday, March 26: Pastafajioli, chicken Caesar salad,garlic breadstick, Jell-O.

Wednesday, March 27:Meatloaf, mashed potato,

grilled squash, wheat dinnerroll, orange juice, marblecake.

Thursday, March 28:Turkey with gravy, stuffing,bean blend, cranberry sauce,Pumpernickel dinner roll,cake.

Friday, March 29: SeniorCenter closed in observanceof Good Friday.

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Bus tripThe Cheshire Senior Cen-

ter has scheduled a bus trip tothe Amish country in Penn-sylvania for Tuesday, May 7through Thursday, May 9.

The trip includes roundtrip motor coach, lodging,dinner theatre, dinner in anAmish home, a show andsightseeing. A fee is charged.Seating is limited.

For more information, callSandy Chase at (203) 641-4817or Rachel Chiginsky at (203)439-7501.

HappeningsLunch and a Movie - Mon-

day, March 25. Lunch at 11:45a.m.; movie at 12:30 p.m. A feeis charged for lunch. Sign upby March 19. Movie is PonchoBarnes starts.

Cooking with ChefCraig - Wednesday, March 27,at 11:30 a.m. Pre-registrationis required at (203) 272-8286.

Vinnie Carr MonthlyDance Party- Thursday,March 28, from 1 to 3 p.m.Bring a non-perishable fooditem (including paper prod-ucts and cleaning supplies) tohelp the Food Pantry. Musicprovided by Vinnie Carr.

Senior HappeningsHula Hoops to High

Fashions: G. Fox in the1950s - Thursday, April 11, at1 p.m. Presented by ElizabethAbbe of the Connecticut His-torical Society, the programrecalls the departments ofthe G. Fox department storeand Beatrice Fox Auerbach.

CarFit - Tuesday, April 9,12:30 to 3 p.m. CarFit is an ed-ucational program that of-fers seniors the opportunityto check how well their vehi-cle “fit” them. An occupa-tional therapy technicianfrom Quinnipiac Universitywill guide drivers through a12-point checklist. This is notan on the road driving pro-gram. For more information,call (203) 272-8286.

TripsParker’s Maple Barn

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Pennsylvania Dutch anddinner theatre - May 7-9. Formore information, call Sandy Chase (203) 641-4817 or Rachel Chiginsky at (203)439-7501.

Trips are scheduledthrough the Senior CenterTravel Club. Payment fortrips may be made by check ormoney order payable to:Cheshire Senior Center, Attn:Travel Club, 240 Maple Ave.,Cheshire, CT 06410. Checksmay be dropped off with violetin the main office. Cash is notaccepted.

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Thursday, March 21Board of Education, Town

Hall, 7:30 p.m.Monday, March 25

Energy Commission, 7p.m.

Planning & Zoning, 7:30p.m.

Youth Services Commit-tee, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, March 27Water Pollution Control

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John A. and Carol Martino toFrances McGoey, 115 Brent-wood Drive, $295,000.

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The service, which canbe found online by visitingwww.connect.ct.gov, marksthe first step of the depart-ment’s wide-ranging “Con-neCT” modernization initia-tive, designed to bring 21st

Century technology to anagency working to keep upwith record demand for foodand medical assistance.

“While today’s launch ofthis new web service is justthe first step, it’s one of sev-eral important upgrades thedepartment will be under-taking in this crucial mod-ernization process,” Malloysaid. “If we are going tostreamline services and re-duce costs, we must bringthe tools DSS uses to ensurethat our elderly, children,families and adults receiveadequate services into the21st Century.”

With the new online serv-

ice, Connecticut joins manyother states in offeringclients the ability to set uponline accounts to check thestatus of benefits, much likebanks, stores and credit cardcompanies provide.

Dubbed “MyAccount,” thefeature allows DSS clientsthe ability to track a varietyof information, includingSNAP (food stamps),HUSKY/Medicaid and otherbenefit information. Data isstored securely and can beaccessed by computer orsmartphone at any time.

“This series of technolog-ical improvements will grad-ually change the service

landscape at DSS for the ben-efit of Connecticut resi-dents, the agency’s dedicatedstaff, and taxpayers in gener-al,” Malloy said. “We are lit-erally taking an agency fromobsolescence in terms ofoverwhelmed phones and la-borious paper processinginto the modern age of busi-ness systems. The onlineservices are just the start.”

“In addition to helpingfamilies and individualsacross the state, this cus-tomer service measure willfree our hard-pressed stafffrom fielding many of theroutine requests for infor-mation that detract from ac-tual casework,” Commis-sioner Roderick L. Brembysaid. “This will help im-prove overall efficiency andreduce the frustration levelsof clients who have difficul-ty getting through on thephone.”

Also available atwww.connect.ct.gov is thenew “Am I Eligible?” interac-tive pre-screening tool,which provides visitors witha list of services for whichthey may be eligible to re-ceive after having had sub-mitted confidential answersto a series of questionsabout their household.

The pre-screening takesabout 15 minutes to com-plete.

Over the next year, DSS ispreparing to launch addi-tional “ConneCT” features,including a statewide, toll-free interactive voice-re-

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sponse phone system forclients; streamlined docu-ment imaging and manage-ment; modernized servicecenters; and online applica-tion processing.

The agency also is work-ing with the ConnecticutHealth Insurance Exchangeon medical assistance coor-dination under the Afford-able Care Act.

In the long-run, a new eli-gibility management systemis on the drawing board to re-place DSS’s outmoded 1980s-vintage system, with the ex-pected infusion of 90 percentfederal funding.

Malloy and Bremby urgedDSS clients with internet access at home, at the li-brary, or other public site to try the “MyAccount” fea-ture at www.connect.ct.gov.

A link to the service canalso be found by visiting themain DSS website atwww.ct.gov/dss.

“Clients who go online toset up benefit accounts willfind a wealth of informationat their fingertips,” Brembysaid. “It will save you time,and it will help our staff fo-cus on the critical work ofprocessing applications andrenewals.”

(Information providedfrom the office of Gov. DannelMalloy.)

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Latin club members, from left: Nick Druckrey, OliviaDruckrey, Saparja Nag, Meredith Bryden, KatherineWang, Charles Biddiscombe, Cullen Clairmont, AliciaGray, Ruth Sussman, and Leah King.

the ancient Mediterraneanworld, as the rest were melteddown over the years.”

Cullen Clairmont soakedup the cultured and thor-oughly enjoyed his time onthe trip. The “atmosphere ofthe trip was very comfort-able, even in a city as vast asRome,” he said. Clairmontexplained that to see whatthey learned in class was“impactful.” This includedthe sculpture of Bernini,which was mystifying in itsgreat detail, he said.

Going to a different conti-nent was an incredible expe-rience for Charles Biddis-combe. His favorite placeswere Venice and Florenceand he will remember the

great food and people.For sophomore Alicia

Gray, her trip to Europe was afirst. It was “amazing experi-encing all the culture,” shesaid. Her favorite day was

the first day in Rome whenthe group went to the TreviFountain, the Pantheon, andSpanish steps. “It was sobeautiful and I can’t wait togo back to Rome,” Gray said.

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By Kyle Swartz

Handheld technology inschool offers much for stu-dents and staff both. Butthere is a downside in this in-creasingly common practice.At a certain point, kids canbecome so distracted withcomputerized devices thatthey lose attention of teach-ers, and lessons at hand.

Area academic districtshave rightly begun implemen-tation of various programswhich permit youths to bringiPads, laptops and/or smart-phones into classrooms. Com-puter technology has thor-oughly proliferated in every-day life in recent years. Itsbeneficial inclusion inschools is only natural.

Positives are numerous.Carrying electronic tabletsthat seemingly contain a li-brary’s worth of writtenworks, kids no longer have tolug around bulky textbooks.For teachers who can weavetech into curriculum, hands-on learning possibilities withthese devices are practicallyendless. In math class, pupilscan calculate logarithms andgraphs on an iPad’s calcula-tor function, and then next pe-riod in art can finger-paint onthe touchscreen. All of infor-mation is now but severalkeyboard clicks away.

But abundant capabilitiesof digital devices also causetheir problems in schools.Any teacher is familiar withthis next scenario. Presentinga subject to pupils, they recog-nize some kids as clearly not

following along, becausethese students are engagedwith smartphone texting orbrowsing Twitter on an iPad.Even students who attempt tomultitask with handheldtechnology during class donot give learning their full at-tention and miss out.

Important, then, is forteachers to direct technologyusage in classrooms based onpersonal preferences. Thereshould be parts of lessons inwhich instructors talk to stu-dents and students talk back.Engaging, mentally stimulat-ing discussions becomedampened when pupils arepreoccupied with digitalhardware.

Of course, in many in-stances, youths have been los-ing focus in schools for aslong as education institutionshave operated. Instructorsare correct to think, however,that iPhones present greateropportunity for attention di-version than an open class-room window. What amountof handheld devices is appro-priate for any given day is amatter of teacher discretion.During school there’s a timefor tech. But there also arisenumerous occasions whenstaff and students gain byputting away these devicesand commence engaging oneanother academically with-out digital distraction.

Kyle Swartz is editor of TheNorth Haven Citizen and aneditorial associate at theRecord-Journal, Meriden.

Too much technology can be a distraction

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A hearing on the replace-ment of the Franciscan LifeCenter’s small chapel with amuch larger one has beencontinued by the Planningand Zoning Commission, sothat the sisters may addressneighbors’ concerns aboutparking and increased activi-ty, according to Town Plan-ner Bill Voelker.

The nuns at the centerwant to replace the 800-square-foot chapel, at 267Finch Ave., with a 6,048-square-foot chapel becausethe current chapel is toosmall for all the nuns andstaff to attend services, ac-cording to Sister SuzanneGross, administrator ofFranciscan Home Care andHospice Care. Gross attendeda March 11 Planning and Zon-ing Commission meeting.

The larger chapel wouldincorporate the smallerchapel and be used more as ameeting room, Gross said. Itwould cost roughly $1 millionto build, she said.

The current chapel hasbeen around since the 1980s.The first chapel burned in1987, when the adjoining resi-dence hall for the nunscaught fire. It was rebuilt in1988. The current chapelseats 48 and the private serv-ices are held at 6 a.m. and 6p.m.

“It was never intended tobe a public chapel, and rightnow it’s too small for us,”Gross said.

The added structure wouldserve as the new chapel andwould seat 55 to 60 people.Services would still be pri-vate, she said.

While most of the campusis on the Meriden side ofFinch Avenue, the chapel and

adjoining residence are onthe Cheshire side.

“We hope the public seesthis is a positive and whatev-er we do, we’ll keep the neigh-borhood well cared for,”Gross said.

The Franciscan Sisters ofthe Eucharist campus wasfounded at the site in 1974.The campus was expanded in1995, and now offers servicesranging from counseling andadoption services to homecare and hospice care, as wellas camps for young people,education programs andministry services. The nunsprovide services to morethan 1,500 people and fami-lies monthly.

The public hearing will becontinued at the April meet-ing of the Planning and Zon-ing Commission, Voelkersaid.


Hearing continued on Franciscans’ chapel

plans, we have to pull back.”Peter Talbot said he voted

to ratify the contract becauseit was not only the prudentthing to do, but it was whathad been negotiated.

“I think the agreement wasalready put in place and it’swhat we agreed on,” he said.“We’re now on a path towardbinding arbitration. We’rebasically rolling the dice and

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taking a gamble and that’s go-ing to cost the town about$20,000. We could lose whatwe’ve already negotiated.We’re taking an unnecessarychance.”

“At this point, the unionhas no comment,” saidspokesman James Fasano.“But regardless of what hap-pens, we care about our com-munity and we will continueto come in and do our jobsevery day.”



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CitizenSportsThe Cheshire CitizenThursday, March 21, 2013

Plenty of drama on championship weekend

They’re No. 1

Photos by Patrick Matthews

The Southington-Cheshire YMCA gymnasts com-peted at the state championship this past weekend.Southington-Cheshire YMCA’s Levels 4 and 5teams walked away with state championships.

state championship, upset-ting top-ranked TrinityCatholic 52-49 for the Class Ltitle at the Mohegan Sun Are-na.

Ian Converse had a game-high 23 points along with 11rebounds, for the Centaurs(25-3). He hit two free throwswith 5.7 seconds left to putthe Centaurs up by the finalmargin. After SchradacCasimir’s deep 3-point shotmissed the mark for TrinityCatholic, the on-court cele-bration began.

Trinity Catholic, whichwas seeking its seventh statechampionship, finished at 25-3.

Converse was the onlyplayer in double figures forthe Centaurs. Sullivan Gard-

ner had a game-high 14 re-bounds for Woodstock Acade-my.

Tremaine Fraser led threeCrusaders in double figureswith 17 points. Fraser andBrandon Wheeler combinedfor 21 rebounds, but the Cru-saders struggled mightilyagainst Woodstock’s 1-3-1zone, shooting just 33.3 per-cent from the floor.

Class MValley Regional 52, We-

ston 45: Chris Polo isn’tasked to be one of the pri-mary scoring threats on theValley Regional of Deep Riv-er boys’ basketball team.

Polo sure picked his spotswell during Friday’s CIAC

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Girls basketballClass LLMercy 54, Lauralton

Hall 53: Mercy of Middle-town spent the final 3.8 sec-onds of Saturday’s CIACClass LL final going from,“not again”, to, “are you kid-ding me?”

Maria Weselyj made a 3-pointer at the buzzer to givethe top-seeded Tigers an im-probable 54-53 win over No. 2Lauralton Hall of Milford atMohegan Sun Arena.

It looked like Mercy wasabout to lose its fourthstraight final after MichelleDeSantis made a layup with3.8 seconds left in the game togive the Crusaders a 53-51lead. The play was made pos-sible by Maggie Salandra’ssteal with 20 seconds remain-ing.

Mercy called two timeoutsto set up a play. Sheena Landythrew the inbounds passfrom the baseline across half-court.

The Tigers’ CassandraSantoro somehow caught theHail Mary in traffic andpassed the ball to her right toan open Weselyj.

Weselyj, who shot 3-of-9from the field, got her 3-pointer off just in the nick oftime.

Jordyn Nappi scored 13 forthe Tigers (25-2) while Landyhad 12 points and six re-bounds. Maura Fitzpatrickadded 11 points.

Carly Fabbri scored agame-high 20 with threesteals for the Crusaders (24-2)and Olivia Levey had 13points and six rebounds. De-Santis scored 11.

Class LFarmington 49, Bacon

Academy 44: Sophie Borgand Brittany Belisle each fin-ished with 11 points as No. 10Farmington stunned top-seeded Bacon Academy 49-44to win the Class L state cham-pionship Saturday at the Mo-hegan Sun Arena.

It is the first state champi-onship in school history forthe Indians (22-5), who led

virtually the entire way, go-ing up by as many 12 pointsin the second quarter.

Bacon Academy (24-3) wasthe defending champion.

Taylor McLaughlin had agame-high 25 points and 12rebounds for the Bobcats.

Class MCromwell 42, Notre

Dame 28: Cromwell seniorLindsay Langenauer wasn’tgoing to end her high schoolcareer wondering, “what if ?”

The Panthers struggled toshoot all throughout Friday’sCIAC Class M final, so Lind-say Langenauer helpedsmooth over the rough edges.She had a game-high 18points and three blocks alongwith 11 rebounds as top-seed-ed Cromwell beat No. 2 NotreDame of Fairfield, 42-28, towin its first state title andfinish unbeaten at MoheganSun Arena.

Cromwell (28-0) is the firstgirls’ team to finish unbeatensince Holy Cross of Water-bury did so in 2007.

Junior Janelle Harrisonhad 13 points and a game-high 16 rebounds for the Pan-thers. Senior Kelly Flaniganadded nine points, seven re-bounds and three assists.

Jovan Kingwood had 14points and 12 rebounds forthe Lancers (23-5).

Class SCapital Prep 84,

Thomaston 55: Kiah Gille-spie and her Capital Prep ofHartford teammates remem-bered the terrible feeling ofthey experienced losing inlast season’s CIAC Class S fi-nal.

The Trailblazers madesure that they never gaveThomaston a chance in Sat-urday’s final. They blitzedthe Golden Bears early andwon, 84-55, in the Class S fi-nal at Mohegan Sun Arena.

It was the first state titlefor top-seeded Capital (25-2).Its only losses were out-of-state.

Gillespie had 22 points and14 rebounds for the Trailblaz-ers while Desiree Elmoreadded 13 points, 11 reboundsand four assists.

Shaquana Edwards added

18 points for Prep and TaylorWilliams scored 11.

Abigail Hurlbert had 28points, 10 rebounds and foursteals for No. 3 Thomaston(23-3).

Boys basketballClass LLHillhouse 52, Fairfield

Prep 42: Hillhouse of NewHaven had already beatenFairfield Prep twice prior toSaturday’s CIAC Class LL fi-nal.

The third time was thecharm — junior RaiquanClark had a game-high 26points with 12 rebounds asthe No. 2 Academics beat top-seeded Fairfield Prep, 52-42,to win a state-record 22ndCIAC title at Mohegan SunArena.

Hillhouse (26-1) was theNo. 1 team in the New HavenRegister Top 10 media pollprior to the state tournamentand will finish with thatranking. Prep was No. 2.

Chaise Daniels had 10points and seven reboundsfor Hillhouse. Bobby BynumJr. added six points, five re-bounds and five steals.

Paschal Chukwu had 12points, 16 rebounds and sixblocks for the Jesuits (24-3)while Tim Butaia added 14points and nine rebounds.

Class LWoodstock Academy 52,

Trinity Catholic 49: Itwould be understandable be-fore this season if people did-n’t put Woodstock Academyand state basketball con-tender in the same sentence.

The Centaurs have rarelybeen a factor in the EasternConnecticut Conference, letalone in a state tournament.But in the season openerback in December, theyserved notice by beating NewLondon. And WoodstockAcademy rarely stumbledsince.

The Centaurs’ capped itsdream season with its first

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Class M championship. Thesenior scored all 12 of hispoints in the second half andadded a game-high 15 re-bounds as the fifth-seededWarriors beat No. 23 WestonFriday, 52-45, to win the theirsecond state title in three sea-sons before 3,874 at MoheganSun Arena.

Chris Connor had 12points and eight reboundsand Chris Jean-Pierre added10 points for the Warriors (26-2).

Senior Charlie DiPasqualehad a game-high 24 pointsand junior Ashler Lee-Tysonscored 11 for the Trojans (14-12). They began the tourna-ment with a losing record,but knocked out three higher

seeds to get to the final.Class SGranby 83, Weaver 81:

Brent Buser finished with 23points and Michael Noyesadded 19 points to lead No. 3seed Granby to its first ClassS state championship Satur-day 83-81 over Weaver in dou-ble overtime at the MoheganSun Arena.

Buser, who transferred infrom Queens, N.Y. in the off-season, hit the tying 3-pointshot with 3.4 seconds left tosend the game into overtimefor Granby (23-4).

Buser also made a big stealand was fouled with 16.2 sec-onds left in overtime. Hemade the first free throw toput the Bears up 83-81.

Chris Burt, who ledWeaver with 23 points, hadthe ball bounce off his footand go out of bounds for

Weaver with 3.4 seconds leftin the double overtime.

No. 25 seed Weaver (12-13)led by as many as 21 (40-19)early in the third quarter andby 20 (51-31) with 2:57 left inthe third quarter.

Ice hockeyDivision IIINewington/Berlin 1,

Bolton/Coventry/Rockville 0: The co-op of Bolton,Coventry and Rockville en-tered Saturday’s Division IIIfinal with plenty of hype sur-rounding its defense afternine shutouts this season.

But once again, it wasNewington/Berlin’s defensethat stole the show at IngallsRink in the Division III Final.

Led by another memorableperformance from goalieDrew O’Leary in net and asecond period goal from Mar-co DiPaola, the co-op of New-ington/Berlin defeatedBolton/Coventry/Rockville1-0 in the Division III champi-onship for back-to-back titles.

It was the second straightseason Newington/Berlin

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The Cheshire fencing team (boys varsity epee) tookfirst place at the Connecticut team championshiptournament. The champs are pictured. Kneeling:Coach John Minardi. Standing: Coach Jim Poling,Joe Noel, Michael Milici, Tyler Gavitt, Jon Rasimus,Blake Wetmore and Coach Pete Aldino. TheCheshire fencing team is happy to welcome novicemembers in grades seven through 12. Equipment isavailable to borrow. For more information, contactCoach Poling at [email protected].

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(17-4-2) has put together animpressive defensive displayin the biggest game of theseason.

Last March,Newington/Berlin stoppedan equally dynamic offensein Northwest Catholic toclaim its first state title.

But on Saturday, the co-op,which added Manchesterduring the off-season, waseven better.

O’Leary made 16 saves andhis defense did a great job ofshutting down theBolton/Coventry/Rockvilleoffense, which was averaging4.8 goals a game.

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Boys swimmingState OpenReaping State Open gold

doesn’t get old for GreenwichHigh boys swim coach TerryLowe.

The Cardinals reclaimedtheir familiar perch afterstumbling last season by out-distancing defending cham-pion Fairfield Prep by 183points Saturday afternoon atYale’s Robert Kiphuth Pool.

As far as swimmers go,Berlin’s Dan Klotz has seenhis share of gold so he want-ed to leave the scholastic are-na more illustriously.

Klotz became a two-timeOpen champion for the sec-ond straight season, but puthis own stamp on the feat byshattering the state record inthe 100-yard butterfly bynearly a half-second.

Klotz touched in 49.34,breaking the mark (49.75) es-tablished by Dan Madwed ofthe Westhill/Stamford co-op

team in 2005. Earlier, Klotzcruised to victory in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:40.31,eclipsing a personal standardset in the Class M meet aweek ago.

Greenwich has now wonOpen crowns in 30 of the 42years the event has run, butrecent events have shakenthe throne. In addition toPrep winning last year, Pom-peraug finished first in 2008and 2010.

Class LThe four class state cham-

pion meets were held lastweek. Cheshire was 10th atthe Class L meet, held at Wes-leyan University in Middle-town.

The Rams were led bytheir freshmen. Karl Bishopwas sixth in the 500 freestyle(4:55.19) and Mike Goodrichwas seventh in the 100 breast-stroke (1:03.85).

Goodrich also teamed withfellow frosh Kyle Shadeckand juniors Brian Johnsonand Patrick Morley asCheshire finished eighth inthe 200 medley relay (1:45.08).

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Math clubCheshire Youth Services is

looking for third grade stu-dents to participate in theStudent Math Mastery Club.This program partners thirdgraders with high school stu-dents to work together tomaster some basic mathskills and improve confi-dence in a fun environment.The program is scheduled forSaturdays, from 12:30 until 2p.m., April 6 through May 18.This program offers 15 open-ings; a fee is charged.

For more information,contact Cheshire Youth Ser-vices at (203) 271-6690, emailLauren at [email protected] or Sadie [email protected] byFriday, March 22.

Math mentorsCheshire Youth Services is

looking for high school stu-dents to become math men-tors for the Student MathMastery Club. This programpartners third graders withhigh school students to worktogether to master some ba-sic math skills and improveconfidence in a fun environ-ment. The program is sched-uled for Saturdays, from12:30 until 2 p.m., April 6,through May 18. The pro-gram is a volunteer experi-ence and volunteers receivecommunity service hours.For more information, con-

tact Cheshire Youth Servicesat (203) 271-6690, email Lau-ren at [email protected] or Sadie at [email protected] by Friday,March 22.

Reading mentorsCheshire Youth Services is

looking for high school stu-dents to become readingmentors for the CheshireYouth Literacy Program.This program partners firstgrade students with highschool students to share a joyof reading. The program isscheduled for Saturdays,April 6 through May 18, from9:50 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Theprogram is a volunteer expe-rience and volunteers receivecommunity service hours.For more information, con-tact Cheshire Youth Servicesat (203) 271-6690, email Lau-ren at [email protected] or Sadie at [email protected] by Friday,March 22.

ScholarshipsSt. Bridget Guild

Cheshire is accepting appli-cations for its scholarship toa high school parishioner ofSt. Bridget’s Church.

Deadline is April 1.For information, criteria

and an application, go to St.Bridget’s rectory, or [email protected] orvisit www.stbridgetcheshire.org.

The Cheshire Women’sClub, celebrating its 120thanniversary, is planning toaward a total of $5,000 inscholarships. The JosephineBanach Memorial Scholar-ship Award, in the memory ofJosephine Banach, will beawarded to a Cheshire HighSchool senior, who will befurthering his or her educa-tion in the education field.Two scholarships will beawarded to a Cheshire adultfemale who have decided togo back to school or to contin-ue her education. Applicantsmust be enrolled in an ac-credited college, university,nursing, business, technicalor vocational school and aresident of Cheshire. Pastscholarship applicants mayreapply. For more informa-tion and criteria, call CarleenKenyon Scholarship Chair-man at (860) 621-0003.

The deadline for completedapplications is March 31.

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The Wallingford Hawks Squirt B team beat theWhalers 7-2 for the State of Connecticut Norris Divi-sion Squirt State Championship recently. Teammembers from Cheshire include Michael Donato,Michael Fernicola, Thor Novicelli and Cullen Wiley.

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Users have the ability towrite or speak their answers,practice pronunciation byslowing down the on-screenexamples, and converse withnative speakers though inter-active videos.

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Children may use theaward winning Muzzy na-tional foreign language pro-grams in Spanish, French,German, Italian, MandarinChinese, Russian and Por-tuguese.

The program includes in-teractive games, videos,songs and printable exercis-es. Muzzy Online stories andvocabulary builders play oncomputers, laptops, ipads,tablets and smart phones oryou can join us on a comput-er at the library. The Muzzygroup plans to add Japanese,Korean and Hindi in 2013.

Friends of the libraryMarch Movie Madness - Books that were made into

movies are featured during the month of March. Hard cover books and paperbacks are still at a low

price. The lobby book sale racks have a variety of fictionand nonfiction books for adults and children.

New books are constantly added. All proceeds benefitthe library’s programs and activities, including the mu-seum passes.


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Thursday, March 21, 2013 — The Cheshire Citizen 31

JOBS ■ TAG SALES ■ CARS ■ HOMES ■ PETS ■ RENTALS ■ ITEMS FOR SALE ■ SERVICE DIRECTORY

Build YourOwn Ad @203.238.1953

placemarketmarketplacecheshirecitizen.com

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2013

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2013

Cheshire Park and RecreationThe Cheshire Performing and Fine Arts Committee in

conjunction with the Cheshire Parks and Recreation De-partment has scheduled theatre programs for children.

Programs include Beginner Musical Theatre Work-shop and Musical Theatre Workshop.

Beginner Musical Theater Workshop is for children ingrades 2 through 6. Musical Theatre Workshop is open tostudents, ages 12 and up as well as previous participantsof the Beginner Musical Theatre Workshop.

Acting A Song is open to students grades 4 through 6and 7 to 8. Students will focus on acting specifically formusicals and learning how to make the transition fromscene to song.

Introduction to Acting is open to grades K-3.For more information and registration, contact the

Parks and Recreation Department at (203) 272-2743 or vis-it www.cheshirect.org/parkrec.

32 The Cheshire Citizen — Thursday, March 21, 2013

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FREEMARKETPLACE

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*Ads must be placed online or by coupon. Phone orders will be charged $9.95. *1 item perad, 1 ad per household per week & the price must be included. *No commercial/tag sale ads.

Mail coupon to: The Cheshire CitizenMarketplace Department11 Crown StreetMeriden, CT 06450

1270663

WANTED TO BUY

1-2 ITEMS Silverware, China, Glass.

Furniture. 50’s Items. Whole Estates.

203-238-3499

AAllwwaayyss Buying All Contents ofEstates. Antique, old toys &

collectibles. furniture,costume jewelry, etc.

Call or stop by Frank’s, 18 S. Orchard St. Wallingford. 203-269-4975 or 203-284-3786

Open Mon.-Sat. 9am-5pm

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CITY RECYCLING will PPAAYY CCAASSHH for scrap steel,

copper, aluminum, cars &trucks! CALL 860-522-927330 Fishfry St, Hartford, CT

DDEEEE’’SS AANNTTIIQQUUEESS Buying Collectibles,

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Single item to an estate.220033--223355--88443311

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MERIDEN 3 BR Single FamilyHouse for Rent. 1 1/2 BA, LargeYard, Off St. Parking.$1,250/mo. Call (203) 240-4688

CONDOMINIUMSFOR RENT

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Large selection.Canon 35mm camera. Call (860) 276-8822

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Call (203) 915-5182

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ANTIQUES &COLLECTIBLES

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WANTED TO BUY

1, 2 OR 3 ITEMS OR AN ESTATE

$$$ CA$H $$$220033--223377--33002255

Estate sale service. Costume Jewelry, Antiques, paintings,

Meriden-made items, toys, lamps.

MOTORCYCLESATV’S, ETC.

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PETS & LIVESTOCK

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Experience preferred, but will train the right person.

203-272-6593 or 203-213-8833

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AAFFFFOORRDDAABBLLEEWashers, Dryers,

Refrigerators and Stoves.

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Free Gift w/$15 or more purchaseMon-Fri 9:30-5, Sat 10-5, Sun 11-3

MOVINGDining Rm Set for Sale- Solid Oak

Asking $2,500 (Paid $7,000)Oak Kitchen Set-Asking $700

Call 860 205-7337

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6 Cylinder, 4 Spd Auto30 Day 1,500 MILE WARRANTY

BUY HERE - PAY HERE!Down payments as low as $988

Plus tax & reg. (203) 269-1106

AUTOMOBILESWANTED

CITY RECYCLING will PPAAYY CCAASSHH for scrap steel,

copper, aluminum, cars &trucks! Call 860-522-9273

30 Fishfry St, Hartford, CT

MOTORCYCLESATV’S, ETC.

2007 Honda Shadow Spirit 1100CC in Black. Saddle Bags,Windshield, Foot Boards, BackRest, Luggage Rack. 9,000Miles. Asking $5,000 Call 203-238-1645 or Cell 203-631-1929

34 The Cheshire Citizen — Thursday, March 21, 2013

ATTIC & BASEMENTSCLEANED

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Also do Roofing, Siding & GuttersCT Reg #621315 (203) 675-8084

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T.E.C. Electrical Svc LLCAll Phases of Electrical Work

24 hr. Emergency Service SMALL JOBS WELCOME

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GUTTERS

GGUUTTTTEERRSS DDOONN’’TT WWOORRKKIIFF TTHHEEYY’’RREE DDIIRRTTYY

For gutter cleaning, Call Kevin at (203) 440-3279

Fully insured. CT Reg. #569127

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Over 25 years experience. Call today for free estimates.

Call 203-440-3535 Ct. Reg. #578887

HANDYPERSONS

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MERIDEN. 2 BR, 1 1/2 baths,new carpet, new paint, garagewith storage space, c/a, endunit, new appliances. $1175.(860) 620-9658

MERIDEN. Townhouse condo, 2BR, 1 1/2 bath, kit, LR, eastside, 1c gar, w/d hookup, hdwdflrs, fully remod, $925. 1 mosec. 203-440-3317, 203-684-9744

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MERIDEN 2 Bedrooms, 3rd Fl.5 Rooms, newly remodeled, offstreet parking, w/d hookups,no pets, $900 plus utilities, ref-erences. 203-671-9644

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HELP WANTED

HVAC. D-2 service technicianwith 5 or more years experi-ence. Light commercial workand residential with great ben-efits. (860) 793-2686

MACHINE OPERATORS w/exp.Wire Drawing. FT All shifts -2nd and 3rd preferred. Goodpay + benefits. Apply: Accel -508 N Colony St. Meriden EOE

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DRIVERS Wanted GeremiaGreen House is looking for FT &PT Drivers. CDL prefered, butnot needed. Retirees welcome.Apply in person to Joe or Phil at

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HUMAN SERVICESACORD, Inc. has immediate

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HVAC LICENSED INSTALLERSImmediate opening.

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No phone calls please.

PPhhyyssiiccaall TThheerraappiissttCome join the Elim ParkRehabilitation team! Ourstate of the art Short-termRehabilitation and HealthCare Center provides inpa-tient, outpatient and aquat-ic therapy services. Full-time position and per-diemopportunities available.Must possess CT license.Please send resume toElim Park Baptist Home140 Cook Hill RoadCheshire, CT 06410, faxresume to 203-271-7794 ore-mail to:

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Preferred Experience inInstallation of Conveyor andEquipment in the Food &Beverage Industry, but notnecessary. Project Mid-Marchthrough June with 20 to 30hours overtime a week available.All work is indoors. (opportunityon other projects after June).

EOE/ Drug Free Workplaceemail resume to

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SSiitteewwoorrkk FFoorreemmaannImmediate opening for experi-enced foreman for siteworkcompany. Good communicationand organization skills a must.Must be able to read blueprints,perform site layout, operateequipment, schedule and super-vise construction crews. CDLand P6 or P7 License preferred.

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LLeeggaall AAssssiissttaanntt positionsinclude handling all incoming/outgoing mail, scheduling,docketing, filing, preparingcorrespondence/court forms,short calendar, opening/closingfiles, electronic filing, typing/data entry, copying/scanning,etc. Proven record of strongadministrative, organizational,prioritizating and multi-taskingskills are a must. Must betech-savvy to keep up in thesefast-paced positions. Idealcandidates will possess LegalStudies degree as well as somelegal experience.

Both positions are full timewith benefits including healthinsurance, life insurance, shortterm disability insurance, longterm disability insurance,401(k), paid holidays and leavetime, and free parking.

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AAccccoouunntt CClleerrkkPPaarrtt ttiimmee -- 1155 hhoouurrss ppeerr wweeeekk.Performs a wide variety ofaccounting clerk duties for theTown Engineer’s office. Theposition requires 3 years officework of a responsible natureand a H.S., G.E.D. or businessdiploma. $16.00 to $20.00 hourlydepending on qualifications.

Apply by March 22, 2013 to the Personnel Department

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CARPENTER 5 years exp. Musthave own tools & transporta-tion. Pay based on exp! CallSharon (860) 268-9254

APARTMENTSFOR RENT

MERIDEN East Side, 1 BRBright, Modern End Unit. AllAppliances + Dish Washer.Off St. Parking. $730/mo.Call (203) 269-0763

MERIDEN EFFICIENCY CUTE 2 ROOMS

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MERIDEN Fully Furnished,Central Location. 1BR, LR,Kitch, BA. $675/ mo. Lease &Sec. Deposit Required. Nopets. Call (203) 235-2372

MERIDEN. Studio apt, privateentrance, on bus line. $500/moplus util. No pets. Sec & ref.Call (203) 982-3042

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WALLINGFORD 2 BR Apt .Cleanw/ New Carpet & Paint. QuietNeighborhood. Water & Garbageincl. $900-$950/mo. Refs &Credit Chk Req. 203-464-0766

WALLINGFORD 2BR, 2nd fl, lgrooms, huge kitchen. Two12x14BRs. New bathroom, sun-porch. No pets/smoking. $900/mo+dep. Refs. Quiet neighbor-hood. 203-996-4281 lv message.

WALLINGFORD 2nd Floor, 4 RM,2 BR North Main St Victorian.Credit Check Req. $1000/mo. +2 month sec. No smoking. Nopets. Avail 5/01. 203-269-5973

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WALLINGFORD. 3 BR, 1st Flr,Off St Parking, Hardwood flrs,W/D Hookup. 239 Center St.$1200 + sec. Call 203-294-1229

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MERIDEN CLEAN SAFE ROOMSIncludes Heat, HW, Elec, Kit Priv.East Side. Off-st park. $125/wk.+ sec. Call 12-8pm 203-630-3823or www.Meridenrooms.com

NORTH HAVENMeadowstone Motel- Off I-91.

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ChampagneMoet & Chandon Imperial...750ML..$39.99M&R Asti..........................750ML..$12.99Roederer Estate..............750ML..$19.99Segura Viudas.................750ML....$8.99Freixenet Brut/Dry ..........750ML....$9.99Martini & Rossi Moscatto de Asti750ML....$9.99Barefoot Bubbly..............750ML....$8.99Cooks Champ..................750ML....$7.99

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Jordan Cab. Sauv.........................$45.99Justin Paso Robles Cab. .............$22.99Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio ....$19.99Caymus Conundrum....................$19.99K. Jackson Cab. Sauv./Merlot......$18.99Layers Cake Shiraz......................$16.99Mac Murray Pinot Noir.................$16.99St. Francis Cab. Sauv...................$16.99Coppola Calret ............................. $17.99Louis M. Martini Ca. Sauv. Sonoma.....$14.99K. Jackson Chard.........................$12.99David Bruce Select Pinot Noir ....$22.99Meiomi Belle Glos Pinot Noir......$19.99La Crema Monteray Pinot Noir....$20.99Erath Pinot Noir............................$17.99Primarius Pinot Noir ....................$15.99Calera 2010 94P WS.....................$24.99Hob Nob Pinot Noir........................$9.99Manifesto Lodi Zin.......................$15.99Earthpvare Zin..............................$28.99Dr Loosen Riesling......................$12.99VS Estate Riesling ....................... $12.99Menage A.Trois............................$10.99McManis All Types ......................... $9.99Cup Cake All Types........................$9.99Hob Nob Cab. Sauv./Pinot Noir.....$9.99Avalone Cab. Sauv. California.......$9.99Ecco Domani Pinot Grigio.............$9.99Mark West Pinot Noir/Chard..........$9.99Apothic Red/White.........................$9.99Blackstone......................................$7.99Beringer White Zin.........................$5.99Tisdale All Types............................$4.99Josh Cab Sauv.............................$12.99Oyster Bay S/Bleu Chard - Merlot......$12.99

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BeerStella Artois.....24-pk loose c/s...$27.99Blue Moon....................2x12 pk...$26.99Corona/Light....24-pk loose c/s...$25.99Heineken/Light...24-pk loose c/s. ..$25.99Sam Adams..................2x12 pk...$26.99Bud Light..................20 pk./btls...$14.99Bud Family ....................... 30 pk...$20.99Coors Light.......................30 pk...$20.99Busch/Light......................30 pk...$17.99Keystone...........................30 pk...$16.99Genesee Cream................30 pk...$14.99Guinness Draught.....2x12 pk. btls...$26.99Harp......................2x12 pk. btls...$26.99Smithwicks...........2x12 pk. btls...$27.99

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