New Britain herald., 1930-09-20
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 In concluding her report Miss Griswold states that it is inevitable that the time will soon come for a local senior high school, that the Junior High school has proven it's worth in its nine years of existence. It is the hope of the teachers and supervisors with a keen apprecia- tion of present financial stress that with the improvement of economic conditions that the problem of school construction be taken up with the taxpayers. Until such time the part time schedule now in ef- feet will be made to serve as com- prehensively as possible. Miss Gris- wold's recommendation in her re- port Is that the Junior High school should have a4building of its own., built along modern lines with am- pie opportunit yfor expansion.
 Will Attend Shenandoah
 Arossy Minas Giragosian, son of MT. and Mrs. Giragosian of Glen street, New Britain. has left for Day ton, Virginia, where he has made plans to enter Shenandoah college. He is we'll known in Kensington. where he played baseball and bas- ketball under the direction of Rev. Vernon L: Phillips. who left his pas torate at the kensington Congrega- tional church to take up the newly acquired duties as president of Shenandoah college.
 Kensington Plays Home Sunday
 The management of the Kensing- ton baseball team has arranged plans for the teams appearance on the home lot tomorrow afternoon. They will play the Lenox A. c. of Wallingford.
 The Kensington boys will be fight ing hard to preserve the splendid record that they have made through out the season. To date they have strung up a record of 16 wins in IS starts. They lost the first two games of the seasons play to the Portland town team and since that time have not tasted defeat although they have met some of the best baseball teams throughout the state.
 Pechuk will no doubt be the man. agement's choice as the starting pitcher and he will be handled by the inimitable Mickey" Noonan.
 Friendly Parrot
 r>elAao{ ofivc nf Kensington had occasion to return to the old home town and while there took a ride around to look over the old familiar spots. While driving along Harris avenue he was surprised to hear shrill whistle. Coming as it did from the veranda of residence whose former dwell- CTS were we'll known to him. he stopped with the half-hearted hope that some of the old timers might have recognized him and wished to speak.
 He looked about him for some time and saw no one that he knew and started on his way again when he was greeted with the cheery call of Hello. Irish ," Being a true son of "old Erin he pulled up short intent on finding out who knew him and anxious for the opportunity to re- new m old friendship.
 AS he brought his car to stop for the second time the same voice shouted at him. Goodbye Irish" With that derisive laugh burst out upon the evening air and the collar of the former resident began to feel warm. Stepping out of the car he looked about him and yet was not able to find anyone about. Finally he sighted the owner of the voice which proved to be a large green parrott pehched in cage on near by veranda.
 The parrot must have had some intuition of the surprise felt and i which must have shown quite clear ly in the face of the visitor for just as he was spotted he again burst into what seemed to be uncon- trollable laughter.
 About this time one of the dwell CTS in the house drove up and en- tered the driveway leading into the house. As he entered he too was greeted by the cheery call of Hello Irish" After introductions were made all around the visitor drove off fully convinced that the parrot was not as wise as he thought he