New Britain herald., 1928-01-12
Daughter Born

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 X daughter, Mary. was born to Mir. and Mrs. Rafael Leone of Treasure Field. Kensington, Tuesday.
 Warrantce Deed
 Peter Aviani has sold a lot to Jo- eph Znosko at Treasure Field, Ken sington, according to a warrantee deed recorded at the town clerks office.
 First Meeting
 The first meeting of the Grange Sewing society for this year will be held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Laura Austin of Pennington avenue. All members are urged to be present as the meeting is highly important.
 Next Game
 The Kensington Boys club are scheduled to play the league lead- irg Lions five next week in q Hart ford County "Y" game. The locals have yet to win their first game while the Lions are undefeated.
 Leaves For South
 Mrs. Fife Young left Tuesday for Virginia where she will live for q few months.
 East Berlin Club Banquet
 More than 150 members and guests attended tho fourth annual banquet of the East Berlin Com munity club last evening in the Con- munity building banquet hall. The New Britain Chamber of Commerce was represented. Secretary Ralph F. Benson being present accompa Ned by 4. A. Mills and Eugene J. Porter l.. F.. Thiebes, secretary of the Hart ford Y. NJ. C. A.. was present repre- senting the state organization.
 l.. o. Clark, president of the. Com- munity club. gave q short resume of the work of the club and assured the members that he would devote the same interest and attention to the club for the next year that he had given it the past two that he has been in Sftice. During the past year Mir. Clark has materially aided the club in the building and equip ment putting. the organization on a par with any that the state has to offer. Oscar Benson spoke briefly of the work being carried on with the boys and girls, voicing his appreci- ation of the cooperation that the club had given. Mir. Benson has been associated with Physical Director William Ogle in the work of the or ganization for the past year, and much credit is due him for the con- tinued efficiency of the work. Secre- tary Thiencs of the Hartford coun- ty ' brought greetings from the state association to the home unit. splendid record of achievement.
 Secretary Benson Of the New Brit ain Chamber or Commerce spoke relative to the proposed extension of the bus line service from New Brit ain to East Berlin. He stated that cooperation bStwcen East Berlin and New Britain was essential 10 the success Of the project. While the motive on the part of New Britain might seem somewhat selfish in the matter, Secretary Benson stated that there was undoubtedly much of ben- eft to East Berlin in securing the bus service.
 r. w. Barber. director of Junior Achievement Work in Middletown. was the speaker of the evening and q more interesting and entertaining talkcr never addressed the club. Mir. Barber in a humorous vein asked East Berlinites following Mir. Ben sons remarks why they should % to New Britain when Middletuwn had as much to offer. His easy conversa- tional manner c;Lptivated his listen- CTS and he showed Il deep insight and understanding of the juvenile mind. work among boys and girls being his specially. Thetenor of hts talk Was that parents sec that their boys and girls have definite pur- pose in the moulding of their lives r,,n to a purpose in the smallest o1 tasks. Nature will always assert it. self in inc growing boy and girl and it is the tendency of most parents to suppress natyrai reactions. be said Youth wants always to tI up anc on the move but the parent IS al ways seeking to put the quictus oI his spirits. Mir. Barber advocated let ting youth be natural, the parent to guide the child as best they can