Property of the Watertown. The Historical Society - Watertown - OakviUe watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWeekly TIMES Sobscri|>tiois Prico, $3.75 Wwt Yi It July 6, 1961 GOP Caucus Next Friday; Democrats Indorse July 19 Town" Committee Name Screening Chooses 'Nine To Committee To ( Seek Indorsements Study Candidate* The. nam.es of. nine individuals • A .six-member .screening: com- will 'he- submitted to the Republi-. mittee to study party candidates can Party Caucus on Friday, July for indorsement to seek, seats on. 14, as 'Candidates to 'he' the party's the new 'Town. 'Council, 'was. named nominatees for seats on the Town by the Democratic Town •Commit- Council in 'October's biennial elec- tee at a meeting last Friday at; tion. the Lindsley House... The nine who will be presented Town " Chairman Donald Masi to the caucus by the Town Com- said 'the Committee will, meet to mittee were named by vote from indorse nine candidates for the among. 1,7 names put forth at a nine-member Council Wednesday, meeting last Saturday night. July 19. at 8 o'clock. The session probably will be held in the Oak- Chosen by .the Committee were ville 'Community Hall. Raymond. Sjostedt. Ellsworth Can- Members of the" ,scree"ning com- dee, Mrs. Roger Tillson. Howard mittee are William • Buckingham, Carter and Irving Bonston, first John Keilty and. Earl Garthwait,, district; and Vincent. Martin, Miss first district;, and Joseph Masi, Ann Wasilauskas, Henry Boucher Michael Vernovai and Michael OUTSTANDING CITIZEN: 'and Outstanding Junior Cttizen Awards and. John Upson, second district Dunn, second district. Two Town, were presented by the Watertown Jaycees at their annual banquet Others whose names were con- MISS SUSAN JANE WILSON, Committee' meetings 'wi.ll, be held, ' Hast week at Westbury Inn. Receiving the Outstanding Citizen sidered by the committee were daughter of Mrs. Eunice E. S. prior to the July 19 'indorsements. Award for Ion? and devoted service' to the community was Russell Stuart Atwood, John ' Miller, Bill Wilson, Woodruff Ave., 'has been to hear reports from 'the commit- Might, Benjamin Lynn, Samuel awarded a four-year academic tee, Mr. Masi stated. Hi." Pope, left. Miss Judy Guierrera received the Outstanding Junior McCleary and Alexander Alves, Citizen Award. At right is new Jaycee President George Strobe I, scholarship to Transylvania Col- 'The Democratic party leader first, district; and Leo Oreini and said" the committee has no specif- who made the presentations. • " . • (Staff photo) Angelo Antico, second district,. - lege, Lexington, Ky. A recent graduate of Watertown High ic candidates 'in mind for the Oct. It was. :re'pO'rted that Town. Coun- 1 2 election,, the first to be .held sel J. Warren, • Upson has ruled School, she will enroll as a, mem- under the new Council-Manager that each party may nominate nine ber of the f rash man class in Sep- from of government approved at a R.H. Pope, Miss Guerrero candidates for • the Council, al- tember. In high school Miss Will- town referendum last, month. He though only six of the nine from son served on the staff of her added, however, that it was his, either party may be .elected, since school newspaper and annual impression at Friday's, meetimg; the new. charter • provides for and was a member of the school that a. number of Town Committee Named For Javcee Awards minority representation of at least chorus. Slhc has." been active with members are' interested in the one-third, or three, members from. nominations .and "would run "if Tfe Watertown Junior Chamber 'the1 .minority party. An. opinion on ~th« Girt Scouts for the past 10 called upon, to serve." '.of Commerce Installatio n1 l years and is a member of the "'The' history of achievement by was held recently* a* YWCA. the Democrats in town, govern-' Inn, with Tofie George, lifetime tfcontimied on Page ,2) . .. ment," Mr. Masi said,, "is im- member of the Jaycees and a JCI pressive. As chairmen of' many Senator, conducting the swearing- important boards, such as the in I PAGE 2 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), JULY ft, 1M1 i Willia- m W. Long, Hopkins 'Ed., 45 At Swiff has been issued a. permit to add a. R. H. Pope porch to an existing dwelling, .. ComingsProperty & Goings. Democrat of thes Watertown- ('Continued, from Page 1) Historical- " ('Continued, from Page -1). Society- - SO. '"• •"; ' • • ' - Marriage intentions 'have been (Continued from Page I)-' • filed, in. the 'Bureau of Vital. Sta- ski,, Ronald, Russ, trarraiiie Strike :!:' tislks, "Waterbury - City Hall, by Vincent Paladin©, who served as shis' .and. David Wbittelsey. • FL OWEfSI to serve 'the town, under 'ibis form co-ehairman of 'the same project. • FOR EVEBV OCCASION' : Richard 'Gerald Desruisseaux, of government as ably as we have Mr. LoRusso received a testi- Seventh Grad« * Watertown, and Francine Robinson servewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgd 'in 'the past under 'the Town. monial plaque from 'the organiza- Joseph Coupland, -Joanne Capo- — IF f • • O iiiv«r y •— * Waterbury. Meeting system. It is not a form tion for' his leadership during the rate, William Feeney, Susan, Hale, ANNETTE'8 FLOWER 8HOP or the mechanics 'Which make a past year,.' Janet Hastings;. Cynthia- Lumbar- Old .Catoiilai Road — .OttkvMte * Mrs1 . Robert W. Be If it. ..Sunset 'decent form; of government.. ^t is Mr. Strobel was presented an .do, Pamela Meseroie, Carl .Shaw, TEL. 'OR. 4-27TO "' " -. Aye ., -attended: 'a Daughters 'Day the individuals who aspire and application for' membership, the Savni Slocum, Carte' Smith, Stan-' (Uunrtar and Anmrttt TMbautt) ' reception July 2 at the Shaker 'Vil- serve in government. To 'this end first. "'Of" his term of office, by Wil- ley SuvoBki and, Robert Wilson,. lage' restoration. the Democratic Part1y can: 'point iain" DeBenedictus.' with a great deal ".of ' pride to its Dancing' followed tbe awards The .Rev- -Richard Guerrette. as- members -who bwelaaymd well, -in presentations and.''banquet. :' sistant pastor..-of St. 'John's Church, offices- which pay nothing, but ex- will begin his annual vacation -on. tract much .from" the' individual." 'Sunday, July.9. Mr... Masi con.tin.ued. that .the Town Committee 'will work "very Men fed Winth'rop W. Spencer, Nqrthfield hard to pick: a slate of capable ltd,.,, has been, named, to the Board candidates, and "will, -work devil- (Continued • from Page 1,1 of Directors' of Peter Paul, Inc. ishly hard'"" to get them elected. Naugatuck. He is chairman of the He said the party is looking' for- sist the committee in, furthering board of the 'Colonial "Bank: and ward to a tough campaign "be-' the' understanding and acceptance Trust Co., and is- a director of cause we feel, .that- in this battle of the mentally ill, and to carry the American Hardware. Co. and we will be' facing individuals who on the volunteer' 'program, at Fair- the.. Credit Corporation of Ameri- are more interested - in. unseating field State-Hospital. Yankee Shopper ca, us. than in serving the town.:" •Two picnics for. patients from .-Also to be nominated will be Faii-field State Hospital 'will 'be Albert TV Obar, Jr.. son of Mr. candidates for Town Clerk, how held., this - month. , Onie ' will be and Mrs. Albert T. Qbar, Bessie held by Mrs. Marie Buckingham, July 14 at the home of Mrs. Starr, St.. Oakville, -ha^been named re- who 'undoubtedly 'will, .get the.' nod. and 'the 'Other July 25 at 'the home cipient of a one-year scholarship for another term; three members of Mrs. Arinand" Madeux. to. Cornell University,. sponsored of 'the Board of .Education, and ' by the' Kaiser .Aluminum. and three Selectmen. More than. 3,000 .registered party Chemical Sales Co.. Inc.. ' ". The members are eligible to vote at UNKR NEW WNAftMBIT scholarship 4s for study in the 'title caucus. Party leaders, .are urg- field ' 'Of food, distribution. ' ing a big turnout so that as many Republicans, as. possible 'will. have ,'. 'Mrs, Elizabeth Shove, DeForest (Continued Inn."Page 1) a. 'Mice in selecting the''Candidates St., was .admitted to Waterbury to represent .the party .in tbe first Hospital July'.2 with a. "fractured; whether thr parties would nomi- 4ownr efeethm 'tinder the new-Coun- left leg-,, sustained when she fell j nate 'six or nine members 'teas been cil-Manager farm of government. 'from a golf car at the Highfield .asked: 'by.Town. Clerk Marie Buck- Golf Club, Middlebury, according ingham. _ ' to' authorities at the hospital. Also nominated by the Commit* tee for consideration, at the Caucus Specials of the House ::' Mrs. Otis B.' Harrison, E.dge- were .Russell, M. Pope, Sr., for Fine During %. wood, Ave,., ,is • a medical: patient Town Clerk; 'George Kastner, Jr., 'Fried Chickm,, french 'fries, lettuce-tomato " .95 * at • .Waterbury Hospital.. and A. J. Foumier for the Board Fried Bay Scallops, finench fries, coleslaw - - -85 of Education; and Frank. Curula, Fried Fresh Clams, firench fries, coleslaw -85' i • Bruce' Moulthrop. son of Mr. for the Board of Selectmen. An- 1 't; and Mrs. F. L, Moulthrop. Porter other Selectman 'Candidate 'will be Chof — GEORGE HARLOW Hamburg Steak, % ib, mushroom sauce' , french fries, named. : 5 X, St.. Nicky Preston, .son. of Dr. and. Your Hart — JOHN GEORGE lettuce-tomato - -••• • •-- - •" •• - -® ;|. Mrs. Nicholas- Preston. McFingel At the caucus, which .is open to 'Open Steak, Sandwich, french fries, coleslaw -95' "f Rd..., and Richard Veils, son of all registered -.party members, fur- i Mr. and Mrs. -Franklin Wells, ther nominations may be' made Halibut Steak, french fries, coleslaw ,. .95 "' Wpodhury Rd., are1 spending' two from, the -floor, if members so de- vl/estoury Sinn Two Franks, potato salad, coleslaw .....: ...., ...75 -.-.. weeks at Camp Washington, Lake- sire* The meeting .is. scheduled: for Rt 6, WATERTOWN .Rib Steak (apprax. "1 ib.), french:fries, lettuce-tomato 1.75 * side., „ .' 8 p.m. in the Swift Junior High. Cfleitwood 4.42114 1 School gymnasium. 'Coffee, Tea, Soda, .:.. .10 ' • Shakes & Sundaes ...30 "f Seth Moulthrop, son of 'Mr. and .- . Birs,. -Fred",Moulthrop,, Porter St., : is at -YMCA Camp .Mohawk, Corn- - ivall, where he is on the 'staff as • a; counselor lor the season.- Starling Monday, July 10 ...Brace' Moulthrop will attend as a. , camper for the month of August. 2 LUNCHEON FEATURES - Miss Jeremiah Hamilton Davis, lilac Manor, Woodbury, was guest DAILY ..of .honor recently at a miscellan- eous shower at' the home of Mrs. 'Cbarles E. Somers, 'Jr., Hamilton Ave. .Miss Davis, daughter of -Gerald H. Davis .and the late Mrs. Hazel French Davis, will be mar- ried this month to William Stew-' art Enders, son of Mr. and Mrs, A. W, Enders, Bloomington, HI. Hostesses with Mrs.. Somers were Mrs, "A, Dwight 'Chaff ee and Mrs. SANDWICHES Carl, E,. Winter, Woodbury. • 17 Varieties Including: 'Lori Lee -Peresada, 5%, -daugh- ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Alex Peresa-. Jumbo Hamburger, pickles, chips .?.— .35 da, .East Morris, participated re- •I*aiikfinter, pickles, chips —...... 25 cently In a piano recital held at .. tbe Morris Community Building. dam Roll, 'Tartar' Sauce ...: '...... — .4© -.Lori Is a. beginner student of Mrs. Toasted Lobster Jto.ll, pickles, chips ...... 85 tillian SkUton. " Mr. and. 'Mrs. Bacon, lettuce, tomato, pickles, chips .40 •Peresada are' former Oakville Efeg Salad, .pickles," chips , J. ., .™,.,.,. .30 residents. 'Chicken Club 13 'decker)', pickles, chips' ~.,..., .75 ." Walter Foell, Lexington Dr., has Sliced, Chicken, lettuce, pickles, chips, Ji© -Jbeen issued a permit to erect a "Tuna Salad, pickles:,, chips. "....,. .35' *ix-room dwelling. $10,000. ' Gcfllei 'Cheese, tomato, pickles, chips, .,.., .35' Robert J. Margattis, tinkfield PBBl. pHHN * vBLLEvE 'Rd., has obtained a permit "to add. Grilled, 'Bam, * aieeee, pkkies, chips ....,,. .50 Awo nx>ms to a existing dwelling, SI' At*. .Cheeseburger, pickles, chips' :. ....;. .',,.., .45 ftSM Grilled. 'Cheese, pickles, daps'. , » J5 Closed Steak-ieye of the round) on a 'bun with, tomato' slices," pieTtles, chi|i6 . ,75 ALUMINUM LAP SttHMO OUR FOOD IS EXPStTLY PREPARED 7H£ SBfKS IS PROMPT THE ATMOSTHeRE tS COMOEWAL YANKEE SHOPPER Co, In' 10*7 St. • OPEN NOW i ATLAS 6:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. M WATCH THIS PAPfR EACH WEEK BOOFING COMPANY FOR MENU USTINOS 121 SOUTH MAIN 5T^ WATBOWnr TOWN TIMES ("WATERTOWN, CONN.,) JULY 6, 1W1 — PUCE. 3 George " Deary,- Franklin Ave "(' mit to add, a room to an existing Property of the Watertown Historical'Oakville, has been granted, a Societyper-1 dwelling, $800. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgEasy to Care For Smart to Live With Low Priced, Too Save on This FLOOR MURRA Y LOGAN FLOOR COVERING 638 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE PL 6-8863 or PL 6-8864 Open T-hurs. & Fri. Eve Till 9 P. M. Given "A COMPLETE LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS OFFICERS FOR THE 1S61-C2 YEAR were: In-' Reft, president; Irving Gordon, director; William .stalled.'recently by the: Watertown Rotary Club.. W. Basrford, vice-president; and Justin L. Smith, Pictured following the installation were, left to director:. Not present was Royal A. Meyers, sec- right: '-Frank J. Nardelli, treasurer; Edward A. retary. • _ .. (Staff pfiotoi fishing and Hunting 8 razee-Paternoster UREN — A daughter,,. Melody Lee,, Weddings Miss Esther Victoria Paternos- June 28 in, Waterbury Hospital ter, daughter of the last Mr. and to • Mr. and Mrs. John S. Uren ' Chrostowski-Garthwait Mrs.,' Peter Paternoster. Oakville,, (Betty Mae Hontz). Sanford La.., Hiss Donna Garthwait, daughter will be married on Saturday, July Bethlehem. -of Mir. and lira. Donald Garthwait, 8, to George Thomas Brazee, son 'Oakville, was married June 24, in, of Mr. and, Mrs.- Albert •Brazee'., St. Mary's 'Church, Torrfngton, to Watertown. The' wedding is BERNETBKY — A son,, Paul . J. Ronald Ghrostowski, Torrington, planned for 10 a.m. to, St. Mary 'Thomas, June 26 in Waterbury son, of the late Mr. 'and Mrs. Zfg- Magdalen Church. Hospital. to Mr. and Mrs. Ber- m'und Chrostowski. 'The Rev. nard J. Bernetsky (Marilyn' C. Henry Fiedorczyk officiated. - Roy-Rlzzofo Carmody), Wider St., Miss 'Bonnie .Gibson Rizzolo, daughter of Mrs. Lois Rizzolo, Windebank-Wtlllams Watertown, and Donate Rizzolo,, DELLACAMERA — A' daughter, Miss Mary Denis* Williams. Springfield, Mass., was married YOU WILL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert July 1 in St. Mary Magdalen Robin Marie, June :27 in St. E. Williams, Jr., Jacksonville. Mary's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fla., will 'be married on Saturday, Church -to Edward William Roy. ALWAYS July 8- to Pvt. Christopher' Wal- .son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roy, John, DellaCamera (Dorothy ter Windebank, USA, son of Mr. Oakville. 'The Rev. John A. Car- ThompsonV, Slade St., Oakville. SAVE AT and Mrs,. William E. Windebank. rig, pastor, performed the cere- Oakville. The wedding will take mony. place at 10 a..,.m. in St. Teresa's Church, Woodbury. Ve rna le-iBay e r Waterbury MIDWAY SPORTING Miss Theresia Mary ., Bayer, daughter of Mrs, Karl J. .Bayer, Hogan-Granica Cheshire, and the late Mr. Bayer, Auto 'Sent Covers Miss Heidi Marion Granica. was" married, July"'!, in St." Bridg- • • Convertible Tops GOODS SUPPLY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien et's Church. Cheshire, to Andrew • Tailor Made Seat: F.. Grancia, Allerton Rd, Middle- M. Vernale, son of Mr. and Mrs. Covers 487 MAIN STREET —OAKVILLE, CONN. bury, will be 'married on Satur- Charles Quadrate, Oakville. • Free ''Installations Phone CRestwood 4-2029 day, July 8, to Lt. James F. .Be- • Time Payments gan, USAF, son, of Mrs. James STORE HOURS — Mon. - Tues. -•••Wed. - J. Hogan, Falls Ave., Oakville. .Arranged The weddin,g is planned for 9 a.m. Births Thura. - Fri. - Sat. — 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. , in .the Church of St. John of the •NINES — A son, David William. 1348 North Malm St. Cross., Middlebury. • June 25 in Waterbury Hospital to Waterbury, PLaza 5-9287 HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED ITEMS Mr. and Mrs.- David. R. lnn.es (Carolyn, M. Holmes!,, High St. Family Gathering BARIL — A, daughter. Nancy Di- The annual Atwood Family pic- ane, June '28 inljWaterbury Hos- nic was held July 4 at the home pital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. of .Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Atwood, Baril. jr. (Dorothy H. Lukache- Steele Brook Rd., Four genera- vichl, Buckingham St., Oakville. tions of the family from various HEAR THE GREEN - IN WATERTOWN Connecticut 'communities attend- ed. " ' Women's Fellowship PHOTOHAPIY AH members of the Women's Fellowship of the First Congre- fey Die* Wood- gational Church have been, re- quested " to attend a special busi- Portraits ness meeting on Tuesday, July 1,1. at 10 a.m. in the Church 'House. Weddings The meeting has teen called for Commercial the purpose of voting on the rec- ommendation proposed at the June Studio 678 Main "St. 19 meeting. The sewing.' room will be open to continue Holiday WATERTOWN — CR 4-11015 Fair projects. JOIIES nn0 KftLITA R&EHCY You'*t 'mm mmm WITH wm i* to "] This beautiful old (1778) Colonial home with 11 rooms and 2 baths retains all the charm of the true Colonial, it is mellowed with age;, but .possesses the discreet refinements of today's living. The land is studded with stately trees, providing shade and contrast to the symmetrical lines of the dwelling. Your 'inspection is invited. Since there are: not many offerings like this — call today for an appointment. Price: — $35,000. ROOT AND BOYD, INC. ft 4-7251 ~ 1 '08 years of real estate ' service In the Waterbury area. success i as :It Has. . durinduringg the the' part' part: :week week, ,4il 4ill lbe'be bebeHH Friday,Friday,, ,JuJj JuJr 7, at 8 PAGE 4 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), JU-LV 6, 1961close to . s d wMcfe'MM W an 'increas'i e of snore -&n.&n atat. the Watertow** XflfcaqA 'State 1 Property of the Watertownthat two successive yearhad, s warneo f thHistoricaled than 100 members. SocietyInterested persons an Moth epidemic, could kill off vege- •The' next meeting' of the' C.C.C. Jpend. .-••• Town .Times,'-Inc. " ' • tation attacked •. . . The few hun- dred dollars invested in the l Try It — with us —•• and watch 'that balance CH grow fast. *' ,. . EOF* CURKEHT DIVIDEND on U.S. 6 •WOODBURY •CONNECTICUT REAL CHABCOAL BROILING A Year For your convenience the Kitchen *nd Cocktail Lounge are open every we«k-day from 9 A.M. until 12 midnight Sunday - DEPOSITS inn noon to f P.M. r C^mie informaBy, come aa jrou are. MAM BY JULY " When you're in the n«ghhorhood step in for breakfast, or at lunch time." And in the FROM THE FIKST. evening, whether you prefer our famous Charcoal Broiledj dinner, 'Sea" Food dinner, or' sandwich suggeetionfl, we're sure you'll agree it's the place }where good .food 'and friendly pnrfct. Mi you^come again. THOMA5TOH...... WMERTOWN ~ - .. Member Federal OepMtt. 4n«jrs(nce Corpopa#io«i Federal Home: Loan Bank TO WIN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), JULY 6, 1961 — PAGE 5 g:les fourth. Honorable mention Property of the Watertown Historical Societywent to Debbie Dwyer. Today a softball game will be1 held against the Polk School Play- ground team and, tomorrow a wa- termelon eating contest is sched- watertownhistoricalsociety.org uled. ' Judson A field day was held last Friday afternoon when the children com- peted in various races and sports. Winners, given in order of first,, second .and third, were: boy's 50- yard race for seven-year-olds and under. Jimmy Laikos, Nick Buano and I David Pelliccione; boys" 50- yard race for nine-year-olds, Jo- seph Bupno. - James Cunningham and! Chuck Harrow; 'boy's 10-yard . rare for 10-year-olds and over. Charles Gignac. Douglas Hamilton and, John Harrow; .and. girls" 50- yard -dash for eight-year-olds and under, Donna Buorw, Frances Austin and Trudv Scott. John and Betty Muni, Portland! St.. Oakville. have obtained, a permit to erect a two-car garage, 5500. J. ANDRE FOURMflER Complete INSURANCE Service LIFE - AUTO - CASUALTY HOMEOWNERS THIRTY-FIVE GRADUATES OF ST. JOHN'S parochial school Gallogly, Raymond Boucher, Richard La ire, Lawrence Lefreniere, REAL ESTATE 510 Main St., Oakville, Conn, received their diplomas recently in ceremonies at the church, Stephen Medina, Joseph Dunn, Donald Wing, John IPaquin, Jeanne CR 4-1711 Members of the class are shown with, the. Rev. Richard Currette, Deschenes, Susan Harrison, Janice Dauphinais, Nancy Wrenn, third row left, assistant pastor, and the Rev. Myles Galvirt, right, Theresa La my,, Marilyn Miller,, Mary Louise Lorensen, Mary Lou -pastor of the church. The araduates are Joseph Gelinas, Joseph Hearn, Mary Caen, Nancy Brackenr Helen Hogan, Linda Lafreniere. Savage, Douglas Austin, James Lafreniere, David Nadeau. Kevin P h y 11 is Bacco, L y nd a F" o rti n,, Margaret Ste po n aitis, M a rg a ret M a r y Austin, Edward Perusse, William * Reilly, Paul Collins, Patrick Keitty, Cyrilfa Madeux and Lois Painter. 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Hie isan Walford, Judy Vanneau MattsoPropertyn Receives of the WatertownRev. Francis W. 'Carlson, pastor Historical, Society»jxen -Grant, 'Carol . Gundersdn, Church < Notts will officiate. •_ Guest At Shower' the .guest of honor' .and, the hostess. .: - St Join's' B.S. Degree ' Trinity Lutheran • Miss Linda Grant, daughter of Thursday, July 6 '— Confessions Mr; and Mrs. Kenneth Grant, Cut- David P. Mattson, former from 4 to 5:3b .and 7 to 8:30' pjn,. .. Sunday, July 9 — Service, 'with" 'the Rev. .Robert A. Heydenreich ler-St., was honored, Sunday, July Watertown resident, received a watertownhistoricalsociety.orgFriday, July 7 — First Friday 2 at a miscellaneous shower at We can moke Bachelor of Science degree in 'Of' "July. Masses: at 7- a.m. .and, 7 officiating, 8:30'" a.m. p.m. the home of Miss Eileen Kay, ..Saturday, July 8 — Marriage of All "Saints Guemseytown Road. Miss. Grant your Lawrence Ryan* and Oberlyn Sunday, July 9 -—-Sixth Sunday will be married July 29' in the Hickcox, 10 a.m. after Trinity. Holy 'Communion First Congregational 'Church to SUM ME! Sunday, July 9 — Family Com- and sermon by the Rev. G. Ro- John Herman, a member of the munion Sunday. Masses at 7, 8, well Crocker, rector, 9:30 a.m.; Watertown High .School faculty. 9, 10 and 11 a.m. There will be Young People's Fellowship, par- Attending were Barbara Ricn- CLOTH VST no evening devotions. ish hall. 7 p.m. Thursday, July 13 — Second an- at the Methodist Church, with the look like new niversary requiem "nigh Mass for ' Christian Science Rev. Francis W. 'Carlson officiat- Mrs. Alice • Pelletier, - 7 a.m. Holmes & Mitchell Aves. ing, 10 a.m. • " . • . '" ." Waterbury Tuesday, July 11 — Special bus- . again!!! Methodist • Sunday. July 9 — 'Service, Sun- iness meeting: of 'the Women's Sunday,, July 9 — .Union Service day School .and nursery, 10:45 Fellowship, Church House 10 a.m. a.m. The afternoon servi.ce wil The Scribe, .and a . member of Pi be 'Omitted • during "July and Au- Delta Epsiloh, 'the national honor- gust.. ary journalism fraternity., While Wednesday, .July 12 — Meeting, at the University,., he was twice including testimonies of Christian TED T1ETZ. Jit recipient of. the Jacobson Journal- Science healing:, 8 p.m. ism Scholarship. - ~r~ TRUCKING ' Since completing his studies in 'Christ ' Episcopal " - Woodbwy Road, Watertown February, Mr. Mattson has 'been Sunday, July 9 — Holy Commun- . CH 4-3789 - ALLYN'S employed as assistant' to' the ion. 8 a.m.; Morning prayer. and YOU CALL, WE HAUL, - 'Director of Public Relations of the sermon, 11 a.m. ' .. ANYTIME, ANY PLACE CLEANERS & DYERS '""artford • Fire Tnsurance Company Crushed Stone - Gravel - Group at" the Company's home 'Of- Union Congregational Loam Use Our Piok-up and David P. Mattson . fice in Hartford. .. - •• Sunday,- July 9 — Morning wor- .journalism' at recent commence- He is the son of Mrs: George ship with sermon by the Rev. H. REASONABLE RATES "Delivery Service •ment ceremonies at the University E. • Merkte, Watertown, and is Mil ton Bartlett, pastor, 10 am. - You're Always. Ahead 9 of- Bridgeport. married to the'' former Janice Des- Tel. CRestwood 4-1636 Mr. Mattson was editor of tine" chene, also of 'Watertown. "The First Congregational When You Call Ted. 15 Echo Lake Rd, Watertown University's weekly newsoaner. enimie 'reside, in "We«st Hartford. • Sunday, 'July 9 — HS Ask your dealer about a ratt coo) Impala Conzertibli ' Wonderful way to lake advantage oftht * toeathtr—and your dealer's summer savings. Summertime - and the savin'is easy! •I,11 • • ••• ••.'.,' • .. ,It11 jpay you plenty to pad <*ver to your Chevrolet- dealer's One-Stop Shopisogr Center and' get "in on- all the ' "excitement there. Because Jet-smootii 'ttevrolets .are' outselling' every.other make of ear, he's able to turn on the ••ravings like nobody else in town. Erne Mm fit you, with an elegant Impala, a popular1 Bel- Air1 or- a budget-wise Bfacayne. Or maybe with one of those six, sweet-going, cargo-afavieg Chevy wagons. Just bring along your desire to own a lot of cw at an easy-to-own price. Chevy and your •—.' ' / -• « -" ;Chevrolet dealer will look after the rest nicely,.thank.you,- Jet-JSBIOOtu tfMliiie hgfsQnGoniin^tm! TI» ci™te m*Mm\ u better for1 gettipg' into one of these; agile Chevy Gorvun. For the time's come to s»¥e a bundle on the car that's a bundle of fun. Yessirree,. Juicy July buys on, 'tie Monzas with, their family-style sportaH»"spmt „ . .'on the niiable, - mckel-nursing' CarnSr «W's and, 7M's,..,,. on ike fl-passenger ^aknraodi with th«r wfamiqfc wm^T'mtys.,.,., ,a«if, of ecune, on those able-bodied Green- Chevy Cormir Monza Club Coup* brier' SpcrtS' -WagonS' that give you, up to twice the space of tegular' wagons. Need more be said? Your Chevrolet dealer is -'the' man to talk to. ^ Oewofa dealer's One-Stop Shopping Cewtek WESTS SALES & SERVICE, INC. WATBTTOWN, '601111.' H,(l27.ffrL4L • TOWN TIMES' (WATEHTOWN, CONN.), JULY 6, 1961 — PAGE f In the budget itself, the item, for general control, administration, eral other items in 'this section, $175,379Property Additional of the Asked Watertowntaking in. salaries of' 'the 'boar dHistoricalshow slight redactions. SocietyUse Of Swif t clerk, superintendent, fiscal con- Fixed charges, such as social • * trol, central office .and. census,security, insurance," Blue 'Cross For Police Ball enumerators; as well as office ex- and CMS, .are up from $18,142.30 penses, is .increased from $30,- to $19,989. Given Approval 132.50- to $35,997.50. Again:, the A $125' boost' in salary for the Permission to .grant the Water- Af MMP School Dept.watertownhistoricalsociety.org Budget bulk of the increase is due to sal- cafeteria manager accounts for town Police Department use of' An increase of' J175,3?79.97 is for the next, year is 5438,136.69-, ary hikes. the increase in, the food service facilities at .Swift Junior' High asked by 'the Board of Education «jr 192.72T.4S more than the In addition to the.' salary item jtem from $5,540' to $5,665. The School for its annual 'Ball on .Sept. in its preliminary budget for 'the 5345,499:21 anticipated this year. 'under instruction, items for text- new salary will be' $4,625 .and oth- 30 was, granted, by the Board of 1961-62 , fiscal year, which' has .Most of1 'this comes from .state* aid books, , libraries, teaching sup- er expenses add. another... $1,040. Education at a special meeting -been,, snbmitted to the Board' of- to schools,' which, under the new plies, etc., is 'up front $45,734.50 'Capital outlay 'will show .a. de-last week- Finance. • formula adoo'ed by the 'General to- $61,174 59, with nest 'of this crease from, $18,847 • to SS.,5S5, Requesting' use of the 'building • A reebr'd^ gross budget of Assembly, gues from $272,189 to' increase in tie textbook- item. was the Police Benevolent Asso- $356,078. tuition charges will be up from ' H-,471,208.10 is" sought by ' school Health services will cost .an es-$3,875 ' to $8,200 and, items, under ciation, which sponsors the affair. officials, compared to 'the $1,295,- Deducting anticipated, revenues, timated 123.904. up from $23,418, Approval was; by a 4-2 vote .after - 828.13 budget for the current fis- the net budget, tor the next fiscal. with salaries again providing the the' National Defense Education some opposition and a. lengthy dis- cal year... year 'will amount, to $1,033,071.41. 'boost. Pupil, transportation 'is es-Act are d>own, from $34,851. to cussion on the. use of alcnohlic Accounting for the bulk of the'This still represents a hike of timated at $51,709, a... $3-, 309 'in- to $29,986. beverages in, the school,,. increase is a $131,696 hike in the(82,652.49 over the current net crease. ' - • In: a. d d i t i o n to. the' increased Those in. favor of granting use: budget of $950,418.92. 'Of the school 'with liquor privi- salary iten* for principals, con- Operation of the school plant. state aid expected for the schools leges cited that when the Junior sultants or supervisors, teachers, Supt of Schools Richard C. which, was $126,699.8? this year, •this year, the town expects to' re- High School was built it was sold librarians and > secretarial assist-Briggs noted that the net budget is listed .at: $135,2*1.50. Custodi- ceive about $9,000 to help defray to the town .as a community build- ants. A new wage scale, wbicfv may be somewhat less than indi- ans salaries show a, $10,000 in-' ing foi- community purposes. It increases both- minimam and nun- crease, bat the itern for heating costs of transportation. 'This will, cated. Additienal receipts for mark the first time Water-town also was pointed out 'that there is - iimun salaries for teachers, was state aid, , based on up-to-date buildings has been reduced by no other1 facility in, town: large approved by the School Boer* average daily membership, are about $1,580. has received, state funds for enough for the • ball. esCrlier this year, and is the rea- anticipated. These receipts - will Maintenance of the plan t is transportation. The money is.. due Meln&era opposing permitting son for Ifce increase. be revised on the final budget in listed at $77,105.30, compared to to a bill passed; by the recent ses- liquor in the building pointed out WaOe the total budget has shown August after all state reports are •956.fl74.47 this year. Salaries are sion of the Legislature broaden- that it is ,'in violation of 'board, a big jump, the anticipetfrdr reve-compiled*, and could amount to up by nearly $8,000 and a $17.36? policy, and if permission is .grant- nues also have increased consid- about $1,060, further redtieing the item is added for extra and un-ing the legislation covering this ed to one group it should, be ex- erably. The revenue anticipated net badget by that amount, to usual maintenance repairs. Sev- field.'" tended to others;,.. me, [;i us *. V *. 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FAOE tO — TOWN TIMES fWATERTOWN, CONN.), JULY «, 1961 Motor Co., through Atwood's Ronald Clorfc , have added small posters. her husband, by threr sons, John has been made pos- . ObituariePropertys F., Marin eof Corps , theQuantico, Va.Watertown, Historical Societythrough the 'effort s of Mrs. James F., Jr., and WUttwn C, Guest At Party Af Library ,t Heminway .and ' Mrs. i ' Mn. Catherine Liner both of Watertown; one daughter, American Indians will be the 1 Spaulding. Fjuneral services for Mrs. Cath- Mrs. Russell Hansen* Watertown; A surprise party was held re- theme of the Watertown Library " " : "There's a whole wagonload of "Ford features ^ that only have iff .seats facing forward. Just automatically, mufflers are America's station'wagon special- There's more 'distinction... The made to 'last three' times as long ists can bring you. - 'Country. 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Savings Bank does for you, Mortgage payments semi-annuaiiy. Whatever type of home you are comfortably fitted to your budget.... timed have in mind, Waterbury Savings Bank has a Jknnlta J-16 will »av* you big future repair and mortgage plan, that's just: right for you. replacement bills. Call today for free estimate. to pur "income. WATERBURY SAVINGS BANK BLUE-BIRD CO., INC. Mutual Savings Bank Service Since 1850 DISTRIBUTOR - Member Federal D«potit Inmronce Torporalion Wholesale and Retail OAKVILLE OFFICE • 423 Main Street " DO - IT - YOURSELF or - Op«n Monday, 'Tiwsdvy, Wedne»day, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. . See ills For Free Estimate Opwi Thundery, 9 a.m. to 7 p-jiii. — Opm Friday, 9 a.m. to 5x30 p.r*. No. .Main at Saving* St. • Mil! Katn Oik«, 2ti GARDEN SUPPLIES an* EpIWPMENT " " 17* Owl* Am • Ch«Mr« O«M, mi Meta 1405 '.Maim St., Watertown •IS Wotcoti M. — Oppvilta tmt CR 4-4600 flEE PARKING AT AIL V PACE 12 r- TOWN/TIMESProperty: (WATERTOWN of, CONN.) the. Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMM U Hi IY v :-*•"-••* SELECTMAN WATEftTOWN'S-CIVIL DEFENSi f»s 21 iectioiis for ^kaftcHatg •' situations • ranging -'6sc^-::.£iiblfe'information to radioJogical defense. Its *$mtjX$mm is drawn Irdm tfre Idilowing; • • . '; + • '=<'-•••• '=:"•* ''••" ' > ' BOARD OF SELECTMEN . . DEPARTMENT "OF EDUCATION ' KEAITH DEPARTMI POLICE DEPARTMI . - ' .... KRE DEPARTMENT : -' INDUSTRIES " l{ ' ' THE CLERGY ' • WELFARE DEPARTMENT Melvin S. Hathaway *G. Wilmont Hungerford PRrVATE CmZENS : PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE SCHOOL SUPT SELECTMAN TRAINING YOUNG MEN Richard C. Briggs Joseph' Ma si FACILITIES • with - liKfustry Young men partictpatrrrg in the CD1 program: receive intensive training in rescue work and 'first' aid. They also learn com- Raymond L. Hart munications. COMMUNICATIONS A D .M i N I S T R A "t 1 O N • Edward'"Ryan"'- Norman H. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTOWN TOMES (WATERTOWN Society, CONN.), JULY 6. 1961 — RESOURCEwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgS YOUR CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR ommendattondc 1 The Watertown Civil Defense 'is recognized as one of the most effective units in the state. It hat attained this' position , as- the result of' having successfullly integrated the community's resources which include not only the in- ventory off available supplies and equipment tout, above all, the people. And it is the people who are the real back- bone off Watertown"s resource*. ' " _ - The administration off Water-town's Civil Defense tias. rttoaide preparedness for protecting the community's health and'Safety their chief concern. 'This 'goal has been realized by obtaining the cooperation and participation of public officials and of' the skilled professional citizens, tn.addi- tion, individuals tiave been attracted to the program who have not only volunteered their services but who 'have shown enough interest in the CD1 program to undergo special training courses offered by your Civil Defense. What is unique and praiseworthy of 'Watertown's Civil Defense organization is that this participation and activ- ity is not limited to one or two special occasions during t cj, yea r b ut -g oes on all -yea r- ro u nd, v i rt ua 11 y eve ry wee k. This gives Watertown an organization which is always rejdy and prepared for "any emergency. This should give Me community ..a feeling of pride and security. John I. Miller Frank Fugliese WIJ- LI A M S C HATZMAN Connecticut State Civil Defense D treat or POLICE CHIEF SUPPORT OFFICER AUXILIARY POLICE Frank L. Minucci Patrick Due III o HEALTH Men volunteering'for Auxiliary Police Section- of Civil Defense receive training in police duty and functions. LOADING UP Town Health Director Dr. Edwin G. Reade, right, with: .CO Director John T. 'Miller and Sanifary Engineer iRichard Carpino -examine some of the supplies and equipment that are kept in reserve for local use if and when Auxiliary Pofice force are trained in bse of firearms in the needed. Polk School firing range. - • PAGE 14 — TOWN TIMES (WATEHTOWN, CONN.), JULY •, 1Sf 1 ( BethlehePropertym News | Davi ofs Coupl thee Watertown Historical Society By Paul Johnson Annual fair g i v e n by Christ Observes 50th Church parish will 'be held throughout S a I u r d a y on the; Anniversary grounds surrounding Johnson Me-j watertownhistoricalsociety.org morial 'Hall, and; will tie, featured Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo Davis, Sr.,, by an auction sale and' a chicken Pythian Ave.. observed 'their 50th barbecue - The auction will 'wedding anniversary on 'Wednes- start at 3 p.m., while the "chicken day,,, June ,28:., They were married, barbecue "from 5:30' to 7 p.m. is in the First Mthodtet 'Church of in charge of the Roy Jones organ- Waterbury in 1911. Mr. Davis is ization Sales of a wide vari- retired from Scovill's Oakville ety of items. will. be conduc ted by Pin Shop Division:, ladies of the church throughout The'' couple had four children: the day. with 'baked goods, needle- Alonzo Davis "Jr.; Herbert Davis; work, costume' jewelryi books *tnd the late Edwin ' Davis and' Mrs,, similar''booths to attract attention Charles' Logue.' 'There are 10 of visitors" to the event. • grandchildren and, one., great- An unusual'event for the young- grandchild. sters is to be a turtle race, which j will be held "at 2 p.m. with Mrs, Raymond Hotchkiss in charge . . . Day Camp To 'The committee will hold separate;; •races for turtles .entered by 'boys and girls, and watches are' to' be Open July ft awarded to the winners , • . 0th* Girl Scout Camp Wapasa will . er features, for the youngsters at open on Monday, July 10. A few the event have been arranged, by openings remain int Units 5,, 6,, the " ' ' ' ' ' ' in at- Pillar land 'program: which will have tending camp this yen*. Further rides.. and entertain men t information may 'fie obtained from .Serving as co-chairmen of -the fair Mrs. Pat Ducilio, „ camp chair- are" Raymond:' Hotchkiss and Al man. Root, who are 'being assisted by • " Mrs. Ducilio reports that, some large group of church workers work remains to be done to ready serving on various committees,. the camp ' for, • opening " day. Funeral services were held Persons willing to • assist in the Insured Monday from, Hickcox Funeral project should call Mrs. Ducilio Home, Watertown. to St., John's at Cr 4-3623- Strength Church for Shaker Assard. 90. jhi s ioe,nse for cavorting about who died Saturday at Conn,. Oil-I ymxr property . . ,. Date for re- Savings dran's Hospital, Uaterbury, afters newaI'of Fido's' license was June' . a, long -illness .. . Born m Leba-I M, and.if you've forgotten'may'we • M 'Feb. 12.. ISO. son of the tote ]suggest yoU:r early" visit to the of- , Shaker and-Asma i.Wj* .As~iice of Town Clerk Minna,'bell sard, he "had, resided m Bethlehem,; , , -^ j Smmatterith> .w how:il l to ad ast tifolr 5Ij7u years retiremen, operatint ga, afew farm. year, uns- A summer schedule of hours ago . He was a member of the during which the 'Bethlehem Pub- Church of the Nativity. lic Library is open is now in ef- sons, High He is survived by three fect . . - 'The schedule, which 'George Assard, TerryviUe, and will hold for the months of July and August., calls for1 'the libra _ Bethlehem: three daughters, Mrs. 'being open each . Tuesday and Lyle Carlson and "Mrs. Paul Knj|b- Thursday from," 2 to 4 .and from, 7 earnings loe, 'both of Oakville. and Mrs.to 9 p.m. .,-. , 'Each Saturday • Georgge Martin, West Haven; two the library 'is open, from 2 to 5 brothersbh , JosepJh h andd PPetet r A p.m. . . . Mrs.- 'Eleanor Monckton sard, .both of West Haven; two is the librarian ..." A. summer sisters. Mrs/ Martha Monsour schedule is also, now in effect"at and Mrs. Agatha Kater." 'both of the Bethlehem: Federated 'Church, .Lebanon; 12 grandchildren, .. 15where hours of the Sunday 'wor- great-grandchildren and . several ship services ' have beep changed nieces and nephews .,'". ,., Burial to 9:30 a.m. for the warm weather 'was in Mt. St. James Cemetery, months.. Watertown. , Tax Collector' Mrs. May John- Julia." Henninger . was - named son would like-us to remind folks master of Bethlehem, Grange at that first installment of property recently 'held election Others taxes "is now due , .•..••'The initial named to the slate, bf officers for payment, must '"be made prior to the coming year are Mrs. Flor- July "31 in order to, avoid interest id en.ee Wells, lecturer; Mrs. Etta p e n. a 1,11 e s •., ,. . .'Taxpayers may Tomlinson. ,s e c r el a r y; Harry present ••• payments in person if Bengston. overseer1: Robert Por- they wish, and cap. do so at the .". ter, steward; Florence Broiin. home • of the collector on East St. ' chaplain: Keith Osborn, assistant. ' Red- ' Cross water safety pro- ..steward;. Edwin Mix. treasurer; gram is ...now under -way at town ". 'Thoma_ „s „M i• t c h„ e 11. -gatekeeper ., - ;• beach at Long' 'Meadow Pood, with June Hallaway. Ceres; Kathleen; several hundred youngsters en-! Merrill. Pomona;-Helen Mitchell, j roIiedTfor the course of instruc- Flora: Eleanor Burke, lady as-, A Year sistant steward; George Hatch. tion . When the • Bethlehem CURRENT member of the executive commit- oFaif -Septr hold. 9s ' anfortd h1 0o nit itwils l196 unfurl1 date, as. •RATE .tee for a term of three. years, j flag which has -been flown over Board, of Education will 'meet I the' White House .. . Congress- Thursday at-8 p.m.. at the Con-; man John Monagan has notified, nf- sohdated School .."-. ,. A meeting fjcers• of the fair that'he is send- of the Democratic 'Town Commit-; ing such a.flag ..to them for flying tee will he held this Friday at 8:Oyer the'fair grounds during'its p.m." in. the Town'Office Building, and -will 'consider candidates for annual event. the • town election in' October , ., ,. Little Fellers'" Baseball" League opened its summer schedule last SEPTIC TANKS •week at the_Consolidated School 850,000 playground with the Braves de- feating the Orioles 12-11 . . ., IN DIVIDENDS Volunteer workers " were in action j a| the grounds Sunday afternoon! Paving -endeavoring to complete needed.! work on the school grounds for CAUL FOR use by the league. Mow's the. time for "our annual; word on behalf of the family dog I MATTY'S ... If he's wearing' a, worried! FIRST FEDERAL expression" instead of 'his usu- CR 4-36 3 6 al carefree countenance maybe ij CR 4-3544 you've forgotten 'about renewing'' SAVERS! ' A dividend at the rat© of -3% % per annum B'/i % •• - .. regular, :|A % extra), lias 'been credited to 'all savings accounts at First Federal as of June 30,' ' 1961... This ' RAY'S CLAM BOX semi-annual'dividend, paid to more than 25,000. .in- dividuals, families and organizations saving mi this mu- Watertown-Thomaston -Rd., in Thomaaton tual 'institution, amounts to more than $8SO,000. ' ~ Alias 3-9668 -'NOW,, at-the beginning of a "new dividend period," is BUSMESSMBTS LUNCHEONS , ' a good time to open a savings account or add to your . ' .. savings. 'SAVE by July I Oth and earn dividends from Served TIMS, thru fit. 11 Noon ro 2 p.m. July 1 st. Enjoy the perfect combination lor successful saving . . . INSURED SAFETY and HIGH; EARNINGS* If DELICIOUS STEAKS — CHOPS — TURKEY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGi AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP " I Your-favorite Cocktails ~ - • Private •Facilities For - 'SHOWERS —'PARTIES — TESTIMONIALS WAJfRTOWN OFflCT • 6S6 MAIN STREET 1 Capacity' of 50 Per*an» •' Member Federal A;> -Loan' twurarwe Corp. and CLOSED MONDAYS F Loan Wank Sy*tem J TOWM TWWES (WATEJITOWN, COMH.). JULY 6, 1M1 — P*O* <• CLASSIFIED ADS .Louis Evon,- Straits. Ttopite,''fias Property of the Watertown Historical Societybeen granted a permi t to erect a .FOR RENT: Bayview, large, 56 On Final WHS Horn* Roll The (Community Softball League utility building, flfM. well furnished cottage. Private will 'be inactive 'until.' Wednesday. .beach. Reasonable, August. Call Fifty-six' Watertown High .School ois, Frances 'Smart, Judith Stock- July 12, because of factory vaca- •••*L 4-4W9 or Pt«-738T. students are' listed on the. honor no and WillJam. VSrfaila. ' tions. Third round .play will OUTSIDE watertownhistoricalsociety.orgroll, for the 'last marking period SoptenMres commence July .12 when Quigley's EXCAVATING, bulldozer work; of, the year, 'which-ended. June 23. First honors, Dianna Gelinas, plays 'the Watertown VFW on dia- PAWING PAINTING water connections. Daddona Con- Tbe Sophomore class tops, 'the list Barbara Kusaila... and Ronald E. mond 2 at Belaud Field, with .Best MatoriaH Used - Repairing Svvanson; Second honors, Marilyn • struction Co., CR -4-3825, 'With .22. Both, 'the Junio: r and Mike Marens umpiring; and Work: Senior classes placed 17 on theAshley, 'Elaine Asmard, Craig Boh- Princeton meets 'the Geldings on Guaranteed RUGS. CARPETS,, RR OADL.O O M S 1st;. • len, Mimi Brennan, Rob£EL.Cook, diamond 1 at DeLand, with Fred Insured CO 3-2771 --^-Minor's' Valley Rug Service. So Linda Daveluy, Sharon, Donahue, Canuzzi umpiring. "Main. St., Thonastuo. Rugs and students are: Sara Bale, Holly Benricksen, Shir--' Carpets, "cleaned by Bigelow*s ley Kairawiez, .Lois .Ann' Law-] Karpet Kare Process. First honors, Donna Davidson, rence, Judith Macintosh. Arline Sarah Tehan .and Katherine Uluis- Paletsky, Eliza.betti, Raymond, NOW VOW CAN -RENT — A Gar- kas; Second, honors, Roy Bates, Marcia_ Remsen. 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Democrats Indorse July 19 Town" Committee Name Screening Chooses 'Nine to Committee to ( Seek Indorsements Study Candidate* The
