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Vol. 42 No. 4 SUBSCRIPTION- PRICE $12.00 PER YEAR Car, Rl. P.S. PRICE 30 CENTS Jan. 2.9, 1987' Annual Faculty Recital At Taft Slated Sunday Night Town Faring Well In The music faculty at Taft School will present its third annual Facul- ty Recital Sunday. Feb. I, at 7:30 p.m. in the choral recital room near Snow Removal Fight the Bin&hum Auditorium at Tali. available from the' Department of far, Mr. Middaugh said. HO Woodbury Road. Public Works as of Tuesday, but He. .said the• town,• like many Works by European masters of Chief Offers Mr. Middaugh said, nevertheless he •municipalities, has run. a ""little the 18th and 19th centuries will be believes, (he'' town, still is • in fair • low" on • sand, but'nothing to get featured. Admission is free, but, Winter Hints shape. worried about.,- because there is limited .seating. "I think people have lost sight of ., The town's $192 £00 snow budget tickets may be obtained by calling how much snow we've really had." for Fiscal 1986-87 includes $5,5.000 Carol Sboiilone at Taft at 274-2516! Residents this week have been, he said... noting a formidable moun- for highway personnel overtime. basking in a few days; of respite Besun as a celebration of the tain of the white stuff has been built about the same figure that was spent, from the heavy-hitting snowstorms 3«Mh birthdays of Bach. Handel, behind the fire house from snow last winter. The snow funding is up that see m ing I y have come in waves and Scarlatti, the faculty recital has removed off Main Street. There sharply from the $151,000 allocated, the past few.days, and so far the become an annual event. have been no major trouble spots so in the 1984-85 budget, but down, town is holding its own on, the Pe rti t rn ic rs w i. 11 i n c I u dc G eo rge slightly from the overall expense of financial end ol" clearing away the Schermerhorn. Tali music director. $201,100 for 1985-86 estimated this frosty flakes. performing on the harpsichord and Garden Club To past, spring. piano: David Home, choral direc- .While area communities have Discuss Planting 'Parking Woes Cited tor... who will sing, and play piano seen their snow removal budgets Police Chief Jack, Carroll, on the a n d v in > 1 i n: Th i rza h Be n do kas. shrivel alarmingly from the winter}' For The Birds •other hand, said illegal on-street cello, and well-known performer in JOHN SBORDONE, drama direc- pummel ings of Jim Ed, Marlon, parking at night "definitely has Ned. and their foamy colleagues. A meeting of the Watertown. the Greater Waterbwry area: flutist tor at Tali School, will be the first been hindering plowing opera- Watertown still is holding up well Garden, Club will be held Thursday, M i c h ae 1 Trc n ta I a nge,. ow n,e r ol" speaker lor the Friends ni the tions."" On-street parking is bann- under the onslaught, according to Feb. 12. at. 11:30 a.m. in the Michael La nge Music Studio and \Valertown Library's "M> Favorite" ed from 12 midnight to 7 a.m. one official. meeting room of the Watertown we 11 - km w n j a z z. n i u s i c i a n: p ta n is I lecture senes beginning Tuesday. through April 1. Feb 3. at 12 noon at the library, 470 Library. 470 Main St. Raymond Pierpont. piano teacher at "I expect we arc still in good, Chief Carroll said if a person's Mam Si. Mr Shordonc will discuss shape" regarding snow removal Edmund K. Swigart, Washing- both Tali and Wykeham Rise vehicle gets stuck in the snow, he H lhson\ "The Wild Duck" dur- ton, will speak on 'Planting Is funding, said Town. Manager Robert or she should notify the Police (Continued on page 2) ing Ihe topic "The Rise of Modern •Strictly for'the Birds.*" He will Middaugh earlier this week... "We're Department so it can determine if Theatei." 1 he public is invited free discuss what, to plant: and where-to not even approaching the crisis level " it is an obstruction to plowing, and Appeals On Taxes ill charge. Call 274-6729 Cor more plant trees, shrubs, and herbaceous yet." tan be removed Tlie Boaul ol l furnishing ban will be enforced," the chief assessors olfit_e in the Town Hall, snow budget had been consumed homes food, and nesting sites nude b\ the assessor iin 'he OLt emphasized V DeForest St The observation did not include The program, which will get 1 NKd'Grand I 1st Mr Carroll said drivers who <\ppoimn)ents (..in be made b> further expenses associated with underwaj at I p m . will be il- Di iohii Gnttith Lhiiirniiin ot snnplv abandon their cars during a the bo.ud viid ihe ie\ tew lommii- id! I ing the assessor s otfke Mon- last Thursday s storm, nor Mon- lustrated b\ colored slides most of WL v ill meet W\inesdd> I eb 4 da\s ihioiuh Fnda\s tiom 9 a m da\ s nuni-storm fConlinucd on page 2) (Continued on page 2j Un'isi.ii\ Kb ^ and Iuesdas Fob in ^ p m \i( 274-5411 e\l 297 Up-to-date calculations were not Coffee Shop Conferences, Home Life m 5 Lit Political Fires For 2 Butterly Lads By 'Tommy Vaiuckas perhaps can. be called Watertown's twinkle toward Se.m sitting to his When Walertown's Sean C. But- first family of Democrat politics. lelt in ihe attorney's 59 Lutehfield terly was sworn in earlier in January Any politics, for that matter. The Road ho nit's kitchen. at the slate Capitol as the new Bultcrly clan has been pilch ing hats, An J I lable and well-hkcd man Democrat legislator for the 68th into and circling around the pol- about town who could have been H< i u se D i s t ri c l. h e" wa s g i ven t h e itical arena through, a good, portion mistaken in his younger dajs for same No. 84 chair previously • of the modern, day development of Gri7/I> Adams. Bill Sr perhaps is wanned by his brother William J. the community. best i cine inhered fm operating his Butlerly Jr.. who had been the 76th "The seat was given to me in col lee shop and restaurant at two District state representative from deference to my brother."'" explain- locations in downtown Watertown 1.982. to 1.984. ed Sean, at 35 the youngest, of the some 17 to 18 ytars in the late 1940s 4& And from the gallery. Bill Jr. live Bultcrly sons of William. J. and to early 1960s •Pfli looked on. Winnie Bulterly S:r. He said he When he retired trom the town Thus began, yet another chapter thinks the legislative brother act is highway crew in 1976. he also could in the ongoing slory in what one of the few—if only one—to have look back on experiences as a meal occurred in Connecticut involving cutter, milk delivery man, employee Inside different districts. lor iwo different phone companies, Sean, an, attorney by profession, and a factory worker. Automotive. page 16 defeated a local Republican incum- Although his mother was a Bethlehem: News 13 bent for the 68th seat. last No- Bethlehem town clerk and father an Births 6 vember. The formal swearing-in unsuccessful candidate from the Bridal Section B marked the successful conclusion, hamlet for the state House of Bridge Club 16 in a way. of a. grass roots-style of Representatives, Bill Sr Calendars 3 & 16 campaigning that has been a But- jcknowlcged he "never had any Churches 8 & 9 terly trademark. desire" to run for Town Council Classifieds.... 22 •To get to the essence of the fami- Except once. In 1977, he was a Dining Out .10, 11 & 12 ly political aplomb, however, ii is petitioning candidate following in Jamie McLaughlin.,.. . .. -17 best to gather the leading par- the shadows of a three-man In- Joseph Lieberman,...... 21 ticipants around, a kitchen table,.- Put dependent protest party slate. He DkMOCKAl POLITICS IN HAIEKIOVVN ««i™ il.i. WIIII-II. J. But- Nancx Johnson , 19 the coffee pot on. Keep the at- and the makeshift ticket were terly Sr. family-have been synonymous since the days of the Butlerly Neivsbeat Briefs . - 5 mosphere informal. soundly defeated. coffee shop and restaurant on Mam Street. The principal characters Obituaries ... 4 "I guess I've always been a "I hoped to God I didn't get through the years, have been William I Butterly Jr., left, a former Town Personals • - - - - 6 & 23 Democrat," said Bill Sr., 69, who elected!" he laughed now. -Council-chairman'and 76th District, state representative;, William, Sr, Realty News - - - i has lived either in, Bethlehem or 'When the town still had a select- seated, the family's guiding force and. former rcstourateur; and Sean C. Scouting News 6 Watertown all his life. ""Let's put it man form of government—up until Butterly, current state representative from the 63th District and former Showcase Of Homes. .21 this way—I'm, a conservative 1958—Bill Sr.'s coffee house was Council vice-chairman. (Vaiuckas Photo) Sports 13 & 19 Democrat.,""".. he added with a. (Continued, on page. 14) . Property of the Watertown Historical Society

Page 2 Town Times (Watertown,,, Com.) Jan.. 29, 1.9:87 slty of Chicago. policwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge are ready to' "strictly" crack, American Indian Archaeological • .Afterward., he returned to Shimer Town Ruing Well down on violators,,.. Annual Faculty Institute in Washington. to become director of admissions (Continued from page 1)! He also said motorists, should (Continued from, page I) Mr. Swigart. has received num- and to teach Law and economics. He clear snow off (he windshield, back • School; and guitarist Juan erous 'awards, has held many socie- storm run the risk •they wil be tow-" later practiced law in Illinois, window, and, side windows of their Rodriguez, who also .teaches at ' ty and civic offices, and, has, ed away. specilizing in litigation. Mr! "We're: waking them (residents) vehicles, remove slush and dried " Westover School. published a number of articles and. ; - mud. from the headlights, and keep books. Goldblatt, who will be the school's up at 3 o'clock in the morning, and Unusual in the recital is the per- ninth head since its founding in they get aggravated,,""" Chief Carroll 'the windshield, cleaning fluid reser- " formers join together in ensembles' wire properly filled. 1,902, joined the Wykeham staff in, said. "But then they get aggravated "as well as perform alone,. Wykeham Rise's' -1983., when 'their1 streets don't, get. plow- "We've seen people 'get out. of ed." their care on highways to clean off. Garden Club New-Headmaster their windshields, and this has • 'Grangers: Set Meeting He said, the town is averaging (Continued from page 1) • ' Ronald S.; Goldbla'tt,.. former-. about BO motor vehicle mishaps a resulted in accidents," the chief stated.' which have been, taken by the director of finance .and development "•• month now. Most are. caused and teacher '. of. humanities at. •;;". •• The Watertown Grange, No. 122, because 'the. driver is going too fast He advised, residents that, have" lecturer. ' Inc. will meet Friday, 'Feb. 6, at 8 sidewalks on 'their home or business Mr. Swigart is a professional, con- Wykeham Rise School, has bran;: for conditions, arc weather-related,', named the 'Washington . school's; pun. at "the Masonic Hal, 1.75 Main or due to defective equipment. He •properties to clear 'them as soon, as' servationist, teacher, and'wriier. He : headmaster,•• according,to .Joh.n,H..-: possible, after a stoim, especially is a 'graduate of 'the Hotefaklss : : urged drivers, to adapt' to the- : -- >;prlie- pipg.ram'scheduled is "Be before, a new one hits;,.. Although the School in Lakeville, Yale Univer- Field, chairman' of the ".Board; tf; : conditions. -My/Valenlihe." The country store 1 town ordinance requires shoveling sity, the Yale .Graduate School of Trustees. • / :-• ;f •':' "i-K'^-.tC "Just because the speed limit says •^Illbeifi operation', and 'Valentine within 24 hours, after a, storm ends, Conservation, and Columbia Pacif- Mr. Goldblatt,.,.,who .was'seping^ 35 doesn't mean you go 35 if it's ''iai&: will; be-"exchanged. Mr. Carroll said residents, should ic University, wheie'.he received his as acting headmaster siifce'-jiriyjl-,-' snowing and the roads are: bad,™ he" ' TheTebruary refreshment com- get in .the habit of removing snow- Ph.D. in education and conserva- 1986, .graduated,with high,honors said. .- . •• • •• from Shimer College in .ML Car-,• mittee'comprises- Dorothy Alvord, Chief Carroll said motorists are as soon as they; can. . tion,. • •" . roll, Ill.j and received his doctor of 'Marion Stinsbn/'and Dorothy and not fully stopping, at intersections „ It is unlawful 'to'plow snow into" He is the founder and .currently : law degree in," 1975 ftom.the'Uniyer- - '•'Willis Faiithild. '••"•• or at right-on-red lights; and the the streets., Mr.•• Carroll said, and chairman of ..-the "board.- of the those that do face arrest.

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PATTIES SPECIAL COUPON SAVINGS • of Beef ib OUR OWN FRESH ... 3.39 FRESH X-LARGE, GRADE "A," ' '• "M»#\ 'This fault tenderloin (5/7 Ib avg), may be cut into Lean Ground Chuck. 1.39 Filet Mignons if you desire, or try roasting it: whole USDA CHOICE GRADE • Whitc'Eggs ' ' . . '*...79. fur an elegant '.Sunday Roast'. ' - FRESH EXTRA LEAN VJiJ «! Walnlawn Meal Coder wilh ooupoci uid ISO purchaM! • Beef Cubes for Stew 1.89 &10J dim Fdmury 3. 1,981 Property of the Watertown Historical Society Town Times (WatertGwm, Conn.) Jan, 29, 1987 Page 3 Feb. 28 (open), Hartford Flower Condominium, $53,900; Ronald, J. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgShow, Hartford. Civic Center; Feb., and Paula L. D'Andrea, Watertown, ABWA Meeting Set 28 (open), New York, City; March to.Blai.se A. Salerno, Watertown, 1-2 (open), Atlantic City, N.J.; property, on Oak Drive, $210,000; The Nutmeg Chapter of the March 14 (open),. Fishing Show, Raymond L. Garassino, Ariz., to American Business Women's As- Hartford Civic Center; March 15 Robert S. and Joan, A. Lagno,. sociation will hold its monthly (filled), Boston, Flower Show, Waterbury, property ..on High- meeting Monday, Feb., 2, at 6 p.m. Faneu.il Hall, Quincy Market; meadow Road, $100,000'. at Across From the Horse, North March 28 (open). Home Show, Jan., 20—Capital Construction Main, Street, Waterbury. Hartford Civic Center; May 1-3 Corp., Bra nib id, to Donna Rama, "Energy Conservation in _ Your (open), Trapp Family • Lodge, Waterbury, Unit 42 of Old. Farms Home" will be the topic presented, Stowe, Vt. Call rec office for Condominium, $1 and other by Jim, Sidway, energy management, details and reservations.. considerations. consultant of Northeast 'Utilities. Jan., 21—Michael Alfieri, For farther information, or. to R.KAJL3TY. Thomaston, to Thomas and, Helen " make reservations, call Shelley -. NEWS • K. leronimo, Naugatuck, property Beauchamp at 274-6733 between 8 on Lake Winnemaug 'Road, $70000. a.m. and, 4 p.m. by 12 noon tomor- The Midway Sporting Goods Jan... 22—Ralph Barilla, Wolcott, row (Friday). store on. Main Street has been sold to Joel. Labonte, Waterbury, proper- by its owner for $.175,000. ty on Hopkins Road, $75JDOO; John Women's Fellowship According to a warranty deed, S. and Rosemary Westcott, Water- recently filed at the Town Hall, town, to Edward, L. and Agnes D. The Women's Fellowship of the A BENEFIT DVSCE HONORING graduates of the 1920s and '"teens" owner Albert Lawrence Coey, 95 McGeehan, Seymour, property on, First Congregational Church will called "Flapper. Fever" is being planned by the Saint Margaret's- Judson Ave.,, Woodbury,, 'sold the . Middlebury Road,. $172,000. - meet Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 6:30 p.m. McTeman Alumnae/i. Association for Sa.tuird.ay, Feb. 7, from. 9 p.m. to building to Stephen Segretario of in Fellowship Hall, 40 Deforest St. I a.m. at the school's Arts Center, 565 Chase Parkway, Waterbury. Waterbury. Mr: Segretario owns an Learn To Swim, A potluck dinner-will be served, Among the committee planners are, standing left to right: Headmaster iron works firm in. the city, and also and members should bring a main Hugh M. Slatiery, Watertown's Mrs. Natalie Rowbottom. Merriman, and Heminway's Restaurant. Program Slated dish or a salad. Mrs. John, Barker Cheshire's Mrs. Sharon Garthwait Morris. Bottom row: Mrs. Wrey The building, in between Mike's The Rotary Leam to Swim, Pro- will show slides, and present, an Snyder Trompeter of Woodbury, association vice president; Charles Coffee Shop and the Thomaston gram, sponsored by the town's "Out of India" program depicting Larkin III of Middlebury, fund-raising chairman; and Mrs. Barbara Secor Swings Bank, currently is trying to Rotary Club and Parks and Recrea- she and, her husband's trip to India. Taddia of Southbury, association president. Phone the school, at 757-9891 • attract a new leases. tion Department, will, be held, in, for reservations and ticket information. (Ryan Photo) ' 'The following real, estate transac- two sessions. tions were made during the period The first will run from, Feb. 21 COSMETICS from Friday, Jan., 16 through Thurs- through April, 4, while the second day, Jan. 22,,, according to warran- will be held from April 25 through COMMtTNITY ty deeds, filed in'the town, clerks June 6.- office: Every child must be 4-feei tall •• t Jan. 1,6—John J. Galeski, Water- and in Grade 1 or above. A small, town, and, Patricia M. Galeski. registration fee is required... Professional Beauty Consultant GENERAL" .. • •• TUESDAY, FEB. 3 • Fla., to Elizabeth A. and Peter The schedule for the first session For a, complimentary INFO NUMBERS: Municipal SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. Haulier, Watertown, property at will be as follows: beginners.,, 11:30 switchboard. 274-5411. for most center open 9.a.m. to 4 p.m. Chestnut Court,,, $105,000; Ronald a.m. to 1,2:2.5 p.m.; non-swimmer, facial or interview governmental and School Depart- TUESDAY AT NOON lecture P. and Gertrude A. Ayote, Tqrr- 12:30 to 1:25 p.m.; and advanced Call 274-2106 ment offices, including recreation .series at W ate now n Library. 470 ington, to Peter M... William H., beginner, 1:30 to 2:25 p.m. 86 Brookview Circle extensions 253 to 255. and senior Main St 12•..noon, sponsored by and .. Ramon a, W. Arnold. Call, 274-5411. ext.,., 253 for farther Watertown center and minibus cxts: 423 and. Friends of the Library. Open to Naugatuck, Unit, 4D of Long Acre information. , . 424. public, free admission. Guest: John DA 1LY ] NFOL1N E: 274-9334.' Sbordone. Taft 'School drama ii CR1M ESTOPPERS: 755-1234. director, on "My Favorite WELCOME WAGON: 266-- Dramatist. i 4157. DUPLICATE.BRIDGE Club at .. PARKING BAN: No on-strect Oak vile Branch Library. 55 Davis parking 12 midnight through 7 St.. 7:30 p.m. Bring partner, or a.m. until April 1. phone 274-1634 for information... Coids 'VALENTINE'S DAY...is coming soon: .• THURSDAY, JAN. 29 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4 : : : •.. SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. -Show someone- •speci&it-kow Much you- "care '••SENIOR CITIZENS-Falls Ave. :7 center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • ccn ter ope n 9 a. rii... to. 4 p - m,.: • with-flowers or a [gift from • Conti 's. PUBLIC BUILDINGS Commit-' minibus to Watcrbury "and, mall in, 'tec special meeting at-French St. morning and afternoon. . WATERTOWN COMMONS Police Headquarters • conference PLANNING & ZONING Com- •' .. 1044 Main Street, Watertown - • mom. 7 p.m.' • mission meeting at high school : library. 324 French St.... 7:30 p.m. ' caii. 274-9201. ••;.:... FRIDAY., JAN. 30' SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. COMING EVENTS 7

SUNDAY, FEB. 1 FACULTY RECITAL by Tail i A-PERFECIION I School music faculty in choral 5 APPLIANCE REPAIR I recital room., near . Bingham. " ' Peter: Wight,-Owner Auditorium. 110 Woodbury Road. 7:30 p.m..'Free admission; resent- Washers • Dryers ed tickets advised, call 274-2516... ••" Refrigerators QUICK! MONDAY,, FEB. 2 • Dishwashers SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. •• Electric. Stowes center open .9 a.m. to 4 p.m. NAME YOUR TOW N ' CO U N CIL ' regu la r 274-3670 meeting at high school library. 7:30 p.m. ; • • 1 . VfiBfel EYE DOCTOR.

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Address mail Rita (Rouillard) Mullins, died Sun- to TOWN TIMES. Box I. Watertown. Ct. day morning, Jan. 24, at St. Mary's POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Town Hospital in, Waterbury after a brief Times. P.O. Box I. Watertown. Ct. 06795. illness. . Mr. Mullins was a resident of William E. Sin unions, Publisher Waterbury for most of his life Thomas Valtiekas. Editor: Kim Harmon. Sports Editor; before moving to Ansonia 1,3 years Lea Hudak. Office Manager: Dolores Semera.ro. Advertis- ago. He was employed* at Benrus ing Manager; Carolyn Priestman and Judy Sturg.es,, Sales Watch Co. for several years before Representatives: Martha Stammer. Production. Supervisor; it closed, and later 'worked at Pamela Conboy. Bern ice Proe and Lisa, Bielllo, Production Wheeler Electronics of Waterbui-y. Staff: Lillian Misura. Odette SiroLs and Judy Smith. Circula- tion and mailing. He leaves two daughters,. Mrs. John (Frances) Shea and Miss ' USPS 635-480 • Rosemary Mullins,, both of uG • D • ID G ID G C G G D DO U D G ID • D • • D G D G O C G G Oakville; two sons; and four ADVERTISING NOTICE grandchildren. TOWS TIMES will make every effort to see lhat all! advertising copy is correctly primled. The publishers assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will gladly reprint, million I. charge, lhat part of advertisement in John, J. Downey whirl am error may occur. Regularly scheduled advertising may be canceled or cor- .. Funeral sen-ices "for John J. rrrird wiihin deadline limits nnlv. Downey, 66, of 40 Howland Ave., Walerbury, were held Monday, Jan. the widow of Matteo Giordano. 26, at 9:15 a.m. from, the Mulville ^OBITUARY Born in Italy. Mrs. Giordano Funeral Home, Waterbury, to ca me to t h i s coo n t ry i n 1911,1 i v i ng Blessed Sacrament Church, Water- Mrs. Matteo Giordano in, Colorado for several years before: bury. for a, .Mass at 10 a.m. Burial. A private funeral service for Mrs- moving to Oakville in 1918. She was was in Calvary Cemetery. Frances (Cunt) Giordano, 33. a member of the Altar Society at St. Mr. Downey died Thursday.even- Christine A. Wuthrich and Charles T. Shields formerly of Oakvilie, were held Mary Magdalen Church. ing,, Jan. 22, at Waterbury Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wuthrich, Walertowti, announce the engagement of Monday morning. Jan. 26, from the She leaves three sons. Andrew D. after a brief illness... He was the hus- their daughter, Christine Ann, to Charles Timothy Shields, son of Mr. Maiorano Funeral Home, Water- Giordano and Domenic Giordano, band of Mary A. (Santa, Lucia) and-Mrs. Charles H. Shields, Hampton Bays, Long Island, N\ An Aug., 8 wedding is planned. Miss Wuthrich graduated from Watertoun High, bury, to St. Mary Magdalen both of Oakville. and' Matthew Downey. Church, Oak vi lie. for a Mass at 9 Giordano of Wateitown; five grand- He was a lifelong resident of the School, from, the University of Connecticut with a B ft degree: In a.m. Bo rial was in Mo on I. Olivet children: two great-grandchildren: city, and a member of the Catholic psychology, and will graduate in Ma> from UConn with a master's degree Cemetery. and several nieces and nephews. Laymen's League at. Blessed Sacra- in marriage and. therapy. Mr. Shields graduated from Half Hollow Hills Mrs. Giordano died Friday. Jan. ment. He was employed as a tool High School in. Long Island, from the University of Gi.orgM W ith a B.A. degree in plant science, and from UConn with a master's degree in 2.3. at the Middlcbury Convalescent. Joseph F. Mullins and die maker for Hylic Products. agricultural economics. He is a chief craftsman tor jn 18th-century Home after a lone illness. She was. Funeral services for Joseph F. Inc. of Watertown. building restoration firm. (Wuthrich FJIHIIJ Photo) Besides his wife of Watcrbury. he PLEASE NOTE leaves four sons: two brothers, in- cluding Thomas Downey of Oak- St. Stanislaus Kostfca Church for a was employed as a machinist at the Unsolicited photographs will not be mailed ville: a sister: and several nieces .Mass -at 9 a.m. Burial was in Walerbury Companies, and was a back unless accompanied by a self-addressed and nephews... Ca I va ry C e me te ry. U.S.. Army veteran of World War II. stamped envelope. They are available the day Mrs. May was a lifelong resident He leaves four brothers, four Mrs. Frances E. May of the city. She was past president sisters,, and several nieces and after publication of the issue in which they Funeral services for Mrs. and director of Brian-Mar Electro nephews. appear. Frances E. (Gawrych) May, of 176 Plating; past secretary and director West Ridge Drive, Waterbury, a of Jenkins Heat Tirtating Co.; and William Linsky 1 Pictures not. picked up will, be held for 3d ; past officer and director of several past director of Eastern Electro G raves i d e se rv ices to r Wi I i i a in metals-treating firms, were held Plating Co.. Terryville. Linsky. 87. of 480 Davis St.. days, after which they will be discarded. Monday. Jan. 26. at 8:30 a.m. from Besides her husband of Water- Oakville. were held Saturday. Jan. the Fitzgerald-Zenibruski-Men- bury. Dr Joseph A. May. she Icaxe.s 24. at 10 a.m. at Calvary Cemetery. There can be no exceptions.- ' micci Funeral Home, Waterburv. ID a son. a daughter. Mrs James Waterbury. (Marshal Czarzasty of Oakville: Mr. Linsky died suddenly at his five grandchildren: and several home Wednesday, Jan." 21. A ANN'S INVENTORY nieces and nephews. medical examiner attributed the death lo natural causes. George H. Bouchard Mr. Linsky was born in Beih- A military funeral for George H. 1 ehem.. a nd, res ided i n Oak v i 11e u 11 Bouchard. 65, of 484 Buckingham his life. He was a self-era ployed Si.. Oakvilk1, was held Mond.i). welder,, and retired 25 years a«n. Jan. 26. at St. Louis Church. Fort He leaves a sister, and. several Kent. Maine, with burial in Si nieces and. nephews. The Hickcox- 3 DAYS ONLY Louis Cemetery Mitchell Funeral Home is in charge Thurs., Fri., Sat. me Mr Bouchard died Tuesday. Jan. of arrancemenis. f9 Main Slreet, Watertown 274-0740' Westerner 20. of natural causes at his home. Open 6> days 10-5 p.m., [Hone Supplies Born in Fort Kent, he came to this Thurs. till 7 p.m. area more than 40 years ago. He AIbao.it" Caron Fu nc ra I a rra n ge men t s fit r snnal sen'ice." Jon notes that consumers iTierchandi.se. The specials for Valen- Albanie "Bill" Caron, 76. of Palm ' arc becoming increasingly aware of the tines Day will feature diamond engage- Bay. Fla. and! formerly of Oakville. "In the Spotlight" value of gold and diamonds, and he ment rings, and diamond stud earrings were incomplete earlier this week. predicts "an even, larger interest, in, gold " and pendants. Jon hopes to help Cupid's • Mr. Caron,, the husband, of Emily and, the trend for pearls to continue." arrow strike a sparkle for sweethearts M. Caron. died, Wednesday. Jan. Jon's Jewelers offers frequent, specials this'year with gifts of diamond jewelry. •• 21. in Florida. Jon's Jewelers at substantial savings on fine quality .. „•„". - (Advertisement) "' • " •• "Mr. Caron, was born .May 10. 1910 . in Fort Kent, Maine, son of the late ENDURING BEAUTY-- TIMELESS LOVE' " Thomas and Phelina Caron. He At Jon's Jewelers on. Grand Street m "rLdl Stol1EV ™d a bui*mess mner Js J scamd Ljrecr HL v dS d y % .worked for • the Hcminway & Walerbury will be found "a laree jttrik ' Baitlett. Co. of Watertown before^^ live scleclkin of jewelry in all the Idlest H lgl1 Schoti1 te hrfOrc slyles." and Jon Anchiiii. the miner, JS nuking ihe step ot opening his own -.' retiring'.,. ..'. . Ill well as various members of his famik shop "Employment in larmus area - ^ He leaves one-son .'James Caron The store is family .run. which impjrls |e«clr> Mores g»e me e\ptnence, '••of Oakville: three stepdaughters. J friendly and helpful atmosphere "ftL training, and background in the field," Kath leen Belcher of ."'Melbourne, •ire interested in meeting your desires and led him to farther his education in " Fla., .Marilyn 'M.'' Michaurd of whethernisforasmall item or a ma- that direction ' Palm-Bay, Fla., and Emily M. Grif- jor purchase." "We can offer \erj competitive •;fen,.'''of Oakville; .two brothers. prices, custom design waA, qualified Jon is a graduate of the Gemological -.Adrian Caron of Bethesda. Md.. and know ledgeable appraisals and per- "Mtofcrf America, for Gems and Co and Lucian. Caron of Wilmington. ••Del.;-a,sister,. Mrs.. Rella Cyr of

.TEPTIETZI-.JR. , TRUCKING I ssukRd. .. Woodburyi> ..' '•' 263-3972 " > • YOU'CALL WE HAUL ANYTIME, ANY PLACE ••• CRUSHED STONE Imt'a imtknt 'GRAVEL • LOAM • SAN1 ,.•112'Grand Street, Waterbury . BULLDOZING . •. Tues.-Sal. 9:30-5:30: Thtirii. "til 9; REASONABLERATES You're Always Ahead. 754-5903 When You Call Ted Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn.Society) Jan. 29, 1987 Pag e 5 Forestville; and . several grand- job with George Norman's Century •(hat Monday and displayed through children and great-grandchildren. 21 Lid. real, estate, firm does not Feb. 22.' watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNews-beat Briefs conflict with his duties as chairman Judging will be done by members of the Planning and Zoning Com- of the Parks and Recreation Com- Theodore P. Seeley A big THANK-YOU comes out of Stoneleigh, believe Mr. Matthews Funeral sen-ices for Theodore P. mission, or as a, member of the mission. Prizes will go to all the home of Maurice Henry, 67 " is shooting for 200 condo unite,. An- Water and Sewer Authroity. winners. Seeley, 58, of 99 Dan Parker Drive, Maple Avc.lhis week for the suc- nexation would mean a better fate 'waterbury, husband of Emily R. However, he said Mx. Masi must Registration now is open and cessful bloodmoble at the First, for water and sewer use for the pro- (Foti) Seeley, were held. Saturday, resign from the commission or the some participants have already Congregational Church Jan., 12. perty. 'The town might sue 'the WFD Jan. 24, at 8:15 a.m. from the authority if anyone associated with started submitting sketches. To Concerned residents donated 47 if the annexation goes through.... Albini Funeral Home, Waterbuiy, the fi.rm comes before the two register, bring a sketch depicting unite, of blood that day for the . Watch out for the bumps and ruts to St. Lucy's Church for a Mass at boards... Mr. Stauffacher also said "Highlights of Watertown,*" with a, popular retired bus driver who still on French, Street, folks. .'Town there- are, instances whereby Mr. tile and color scheme, to the recrea- 9 a.m. Burial was in Calvary Council members, were dismayed, at Cemetery. assists as an aide, and who recent- Masi simply just has to disqualify tion office, 'Town Hall Annex, 424 ly was hospitalized for an opera- learning last week the sad state of himself from the discussion and Mr. Seeley died Tuesday, Jan. 20, Main St., by Feb. 10. tion. Mr. Henry sends out .sincere French might remain that way for voting to save his membership. at Waterbury Hospital after a brief For farther information, call the "heartfelt thanks'™ to the Lawrence. many more: months because stele illness. A U.S. Army veteran of recreation, office at 274-5411, ext. Evon family,, the Rev. Waldo Lan- money to assist in, the rebuilding World War II, he was employed by 25,3. dquist at Union' Congregational won't be available until mid- Annual Window Timex Corp. for 15 years. 1 Church, Mr. Henry's colleagues at summer at the earliest. Town ANOTHER 40 Besides his wife and mother, the Dufour Brothers bus company, Manager Robert Middaugh said Painting Contest. After folks reach the age of ,40, Twila (Ireland) Seeley, he leaves stole money for the $3.7 million Ur- friends, acquaintances, and "even they should slowdown a little if they three daughters; six brothers, in- ban Systems reconstruction project, strangers who generously-gave me On 'Highlights''' expect to live another 40., cluding Richard and Brian Seeley fte •greatest gift they could, possibly which has been, hanging fire about of Watertown; three sisters, in-" offer—their blood,."' The.Evons and eight, years, has .been pulled out "Highlights of Watertown*" is the eluding Mrs. Arthur (Twila) Dews the Rev. Mr. Landquist called, atten- because the stole has overspent on theme of the 1987' Parks and Something! and Mrs. James (Carol) Natale of . other road projects. 'The town tion to the need, by placing an arti- Recreation Department Window Special- Watertown; and several nieces and • cle in'the Jan., 8 Town Times. Mr. recently finished the MOOjOOO in- Painting Contest, which will, be stallation of water and sewer lines For Someone special! nephews. Henry also thanks the pastors, and held Monday, Feb. 16. under the road, hoping the .parishioners of the various churches The contest is open to ages 10 to Heart Shaped, Mrs, Anthony Evangelist " rebuilding could, begin soon. The in Watertown, Oakville, and Water- 14. Participants may enter as in- Funeral services for Mrs... Clara. town was rushed into approving LOVE' , fouiy for their prayers... .Items that dividuals or in learns no larger than (Casagrande) Evangelist, 77, of 189 SSOOjOOO at a referendum last year have not been identified by police three members. All paints will be CLOCKS Mantanzas ' Court, Fort Meyers, or face losing, slate money, and now aimd WafeimtiiriG: inuowelties were confiscated last Friday at, the supplied. Fta., formerly of Seymour, were the Council is upset al the further UNUSUAL GIFT S home of a person who might have Contestants will paint ..their held. Saturday, Jan.. 2,4, at. 10 a.m. delays on the state level ..Ttowm At- 422 Main St., Oakvilte information on the disappearance themes on merchants' windows on at the Bennett Funeral Home, An- torney Charles StaufTacher.toId 274-3586 and apparent murder of Waterbury Main Street in Watertown and Gifts of sonia. Burial was in St., Augustine's .the Council last week Joseph Masi's teenager Laura, Ann. Melio last Ju- Oakville. Windows will be painted Low Cemetery, Seymour. Laughter, ly. Detectives took the items under Mrs. Evangelist, who was born a search and seizure warrant, and in Watertown, died Saturday, Jan. they have been forwarded to the 17. at Cape Coral, Hospital, Fla. State Police laboratory in Meriden CK SENIOR CENTER after a brief illness... She was the for analysis. The identify and loca- widow of Anthony Evangelist. tion of the person believed able to She was proprietor of the Islands CALENDAR help the police had not been iden- Motel in Seymour, and prior to tified earlier this week .Con- that, operated. Tony's Restaurant dominiums or houses? Those are and the Whitlemore Tavern FEBRUARY the two options faced by people in Restaurant. She moved to Florida the middle Piiatt Road area of town, in 1959. many of whom have been approach- 1987 She leaves a daughter, a son, ed by Waterbury developer David three sisters, u brother, seven grand- Matthews with an offer of $1,0,000 child ren. and seven great- CALL 274-5411 to annex, parts of their, property in- grandchildren. NEW EXTENSION NUMBERS MINI-BUS 424 to the Fire District. Mr. Matthews SENIOR, CENTER 423 RECREATION ,253-254-255 TIP TO' MOTORISTS owns 95 acres off Platt. and. needs lo annex, land on Stoneleigh Road Remember--a thinking driver and Dun robin Lane .in order to MOW'.,, FEB., 2, TUES.,. FEB., 3 WED... FEB., 4 THURS,., FEB. 5 doesn't drink because a drinking make it contiguous to Fire District High School Luncheon Exercise Class ' Macrame Class dnver doesn't think. |! boundaries.. The big parcel is zon- • 9-10 a.m. .Ceramics Class 9-11 a.m. • . ed for', single-family houses on Knitting & Crocheting" "9-11 a.m. Senior Social It's true that, some folks play I'/i-acre lots, but many residents, Sewing Class Circle AARP Board Mtg. 1-4 p.m. dumb—for others it's equally true including'Town Council Chairman 1-3 p.m.. 1-3 p.m. Cards & Bingo that it's no game. Gordon. James, who lives on

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4065 TUES FEB., 10 by WED.,, FEB. 11 Exercise Class 9 a.m. ; AGAIN! Cohoes & Ceramics; Class Mystery Lunch Scovill 9-11 a.m. IO:3O-Wtn. Library $7.00 each VCR. MOVIE Knitting & Crocheting-l p.m. Apparel I 1 p.m. OPEN Blood Pressure a.m. FRI., FEB. 1.3 . DEPOT SQUARE MALL THURS., FEB. 12 Fasteners lnc 51 DEPOT ST. Exercise'Class WATERTOWN, CT 06795 Holiday 9-10 a.m. Center Closed Lincoln's Birthday Watertown, Connecticut Center Closes 1 p.m. • Mini Bus to Wtby. & Mall

THURS., FEB.. 19 MOM., FEB., 16 TUES., FEB. 17 WED., FEB.. 18 JANUARY Macrame Class NO Exercise Class " Ceramics Class. Holiday - 9-11 a.m. 9-11. a.m. Senior Social ILEARAEE SALE Center Closed Knitting & Crocheting Committee on Aging "14 p.m. Circle 1,-3 p.m.. Meeting 7:30 p.m. Washington's Birthday Cards & Bingo Continuing! Health Screening 9:30-3 AARP Meeting-Wtn... Blood Pressure 2:30 p.m

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1 "I Page 8 Town Times (Wateitcwra, Conn.) Jan. 29, 1987- 7 p.m.; A.A. Women's Discussion Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyGroup, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 3—Morning Pray- Brought to you- er, 8:30'a.m.; Al-Anon Meeting, 10 through the. a.m..; Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; watertownhistoricalsociety.org Al-A-Teen, 7 p.m.; A.A.,, 8 p.m.' .. courtesy of "Wednesday, Feb. '4—Teachings, Eucharist,, and Healing, 9:30 a.m.- St. John the Evangelist hall, 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir Rehearsal, 3:30 p.m.; 574 Main St., 274-8836 Monday, Feb., 2—Low Mass, 9 Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Senior Elementary' MARCH'S Thursday, Jan. 29—Low .Mass, a.m.; CCD Grades 5 and 6 at Choir Rehearsal, 7:45 p.m. 11 a.m. ' ' ' Heminway Park, School, 2:40 to 4 School Friday, Jan, 30—Low Mass, 11 p.m.; Council of Catholic Women, St. Mar}' Magdalen OAKVILLE a.m..,,; Bingo, church, hall, 7:15 p.m.; Meeting in church hall, 7:30 p.m. 16 Buckingham St., Okvi. .LUNCH Folk Choir, 7:30 p.m. TUesday, Feb. 3—CCD Kind- 274-KB PHARMACY Saturday, Jan. 31—Confessions 4 ergartens through Grades 4 at Thursday, Jan. 2,9—Mass for " MENU' 1 Baldwin, and Judson schools, 3:15 „ Raymond McDermoft, 7 a.m.; Francis' Kaminski, Prop. to 5 p.m.; Low Mass for Isadora Damiano, 5 p.m. to 4:30' p.m.; Miraculous "Medal Bingp, church hall, 7 p.m.; A.A! for 308 Main Street Sunday, Feb., I—Parish Mass, Novena, 7 p.m.; CCD Grades 7 Meeting, rectory hall, 8 p.m. FEBRUARY- OakvHle 8:15 a.m.; Low Mass for Donata and 3 at St., John's School, 7 to 8:45 Friday, Jan. 30—Mass,' 7 a.m..: Free • Calabrese, 9:30 a.m.; Parish Mass, p.m. Pack No. ,52 Meeting, church hall, " ..Wednesday, Feb., 4—Low Mass, 6 to 9 p.m.; Men's Club Card Par- 1987 Prescription, Delivery 10:45 a.m.; Low Mass for Dorothy Paul, 12 noon; Folk, Choir, 4 p.m,,.; 9 a.m.; Senior Choir, 7:30 p.m. ty, 7:30 p.m.. Lunch Cost $1.00 • 274-2398< Low Mass (Folk Mass) for Alma Saturday, Jan.. 31—Mass in Quigley, 5 p.m.; Bingo, church Honor of the 'Blessed Virgin, g HON., FEE, 2 . TUES-, FEB. 3 WED.., 'FEB. 4 Trinity Lutheran a.m.; Confessions in church, 2:30 Chicken Nuggets H2O TOWN BURGER DAY!! ' Macaroni Shells w/meat 50 Defcrest St., 27M534 to 3:30 p.m.; Vigil Mass for BBQ or Honey Sauce , Hambiuger or Sauce & Cheese Thursday, Jan. 29—Con- Emeline Slarby, 4 p.m.; Confes- Mashed PWalocs Cheeseburger Green Peas firmation, 6:30p.m.; Scouts,, 7:30 sions in rectory chape!, 7 to 7:30 Mixed Vegetables Crispy French Fries Homemade Bread Chilled Par Cup Golden Corn. Sliced Peaches p.m, p.m. Chocolate Pudding Sunday, Feb. 1—Sunday School, Sunday, Feb., 1—Mass for Maria 9:30 a.m.; Senior High 'Forum, Libera and, Loreto DiStasi, 7 a.m.: THURS., FEB. 5 FR.I-, FEB. 6 MOM., FEB. 7 9:30 a,m.; Adult Forum, 9:4,5 Mass for Eugene Ropelewski, 3:30 •• BRUNCH TIME a.m.; Worship Service, 11 a.m.; a.m.; Rosary, 9:45 a.m.; Mass for Juice Choice Pcpperoni or Plain Annual Congregation Meeting, 12 Joseph DeLuca, 10 a.m.; Mass for Waffle w/sytup PIZZA WINTER Scrambled Eggs 'Tossed Salad noon. Joseph Smal.sk.is, 11:30a.m.; Bap- Sausage Links Chilled Fruit RECESS 'Wednesday, Feb., 4—Bible Study, tism of Max Swiatefc, 12:1.5 p.m.; Spiced Applesauce It's time for another 9:30 a.m.; Choir, 7:30 a.m. Meeting of Parents of Second SAFECO Insurance Pop Graders, church hall, 7 p.m. Quiz. Here's today's Monday, Feb., 2—Mass for J'ean- question. Christ Episcopal nette Massicotte, 7 a.m.; Open You can, get, more 25 The Green, 274-1910 House at the school, 6:30 to 7:30 Have a Nice Vacation!! protection for your Thursday, Jan. 29—Morning 1 p.m.; Home and School Meeting, money with SAFECO Prayer, 8:30 a.m.; Girl Scouts,, Auto Insurance if you: rectory hall, 7:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 Tuesday, Feb.. 3—Mass for A. Have a good driving p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; Search members of the parish family. 7 LINCOLN'S record Committee, 7 p.m.; Holy Eucharist a.m.; CCD Grade 7, 6:45 to 7:45 BIRTHDAY MOM... FEB. 16 TOES... FEB. 1,7 B. Drive a safe car and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., p.m.; Confirmation I. 7 to 8:30 C. Own a Studebaker (Actual) MEXICAN TACOS Friday, Jan., 30—Morning Prayer, p.m.; Legion of Mary, rectory. 8 NO letnicc/Kimato'chccsc If you answered A or B, 8:30 a.m.; Intercessory -Prayer VALENTINE'S Green Bans p.m.; A.A. Meeting, rectory hall. SCHOOL give us a call. You could save Group', 9:30 a.m.,,; Evening Prayer, DAY Applesauce 1 8 p.m. TODAY money with SAFECO Auto ,5:45 p.m. (Saturday. Feb.. 14) Insurance. Wednesday, Feb.. 4—Mass for • Saturday, Jan. 31—Morning Edward Czaja. 7 a.m.; CCD Grade "Prayer, 8:30 a.m., • 4 and 6, 3:4,5 to 4:4,5-p.m.: CCD' Sunday, Feb., 1—Holy Eucharist. Grade 5, 3:50 to 4:50 p.m.; CCD' S SAFECO »' 8 a.m.; Holy Eucharist, nursery,,. Grade 7. 6:45 to 7:45 p.m.: Wcck- HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Church'School, High School .and TfaeSmart Choice. _ : .•„ ly Scripture: Course. 8 p.m.: "Fire " Say "I Love You," with, a gift of CANDIES ffii CWc* — SaMHs. W* SBjiflS; : -Adult Class, Coffee Hour, iOba.hi::" • ••, o f H is Love'""' Praye r G ro up. 8 p. n i,,., •.- Senior-Youth .Fellowship, 12-nodn; '. Lay Reader's Service at Watertown - Union Congregational ^ttlliuan- Canva.Ianum.,,.-1. p.m , and'' • at...' 16.1 Buckingham St.., Okvi. from . Whitewood Convalarium,' .1:3.6" '"27441145 p. mi - ; .- ; : •• Thursday, Jan.. 29—Dini.e~A.-Oip : " Monday, Feb., 2—Morning Pray- ...Sopper, 6 p.m.: Annua 1 Chu,rch • er. 8:30 a.m.; A.A' 10:30"a.m.; Meeting. 7 'p.m.. Depot Square ft 1 all I •!-Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m;; Fair- .. Friday, Jan. 30—Cub Scouts and Waterhmn •field Hills Hospital Ministry, 6:15 The Perfect Gift" for 274-8871 .Firewood Derby. 6:30 p.m. Any Occasion! Independent Insurance Agent p.m.; Junior Youth Fellowship, 7" „- Sunday, Feb., 1—Morning Wor- Available at: ' p.m.: Spiritual, Growth Bible Study, ship, Holy Communion, Church, March VOakviHe School, ' 10:30 a.m.: Youth IBilCS •Fellowship,. 6:30 p.m. Pharmacy MOD., Wei., Fri. 1 Sal 10:3.0 u. . Depot Square Mall Tuesday. Feb. 3—Trustees. 7 SHEHlaii FITNESS Watertown p.m.; Senior Choir. 7:30 p.m.. 2.74-0563 • Wednesday, Feb., 4—Ladies Aid. 3 Vi" PRINTS 2, p.m.; Boy Scout Troop 52. 7 p.m. FREE First Congregational 40 DeForest St., 274-6737 2 Thursday, Jan. 29—Brownies. Second set 3:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. Friday, Jan., 30—Cub Scouts, 7:1,5 of p.m., color prints for " .Sunday, Feb.. 1—Church School. 9 a.m.; Family Worship Service. Coffee Hour, nursery care provid- 1 ed, 10:30 a.m.; Pilgrim Choir, 11:4,5 a.m.; Pilgrim, Fellowship. 6 LOW PRICE I I "7 "— - GiftU Certificates Available P-m- ' 6, a. mi. ID 10 p.m.. Monday, Feb. 2—Fix-It Fellow- Kodacolor Rolls WORLD Sat. 8 a.rp. ID 4 p.m. ship, 9 a.m.; Bell Choir, 7 p.m. C-41, 110, 126 co-ed 7 days a week Sun. 10 a.m. to2p.ni. ' Tuesday, Feb. 3—Women's Fcl- 135. Disc' " jowship Program, "Out of India" ., slide presentation and. Potluck Sup- FRI-., FEB: 20 . : per, 6:30 p.m.. WED.., FEB., 18 THURS,,, FEB., 19 Homebatod Pizza Barber/Styling RED TAG DAY Meat. Loaf w/giavy Green Salad • , Wednesday, Feb.. 4—Cub Scouts. Bologna & Cheese While; Rice Fruited Jello Beards" Trimmed 3:30 p.m.; Pioneer Choir, 3:30 **WIN A FREE : Com Nibbles ;. WASHINGTON'S.':, " .•'p.m.; Senior Choir, 7:30 p.m. ICE CREAM* Chilled Fruit, BIRTHDAY (Actual) Hot Towel. Shaves • •• Thursday, Feb. 5—Brownies, (no salad bar today) Chocolate Chip Cookie ' " Sunday. Feb. 22 '..3:30 p.m..; Boy Scouts,, 7 p.m. -FOR MEN ONLY ' ' Blue Seal Feeds MOW , FEE 23 TUBS., FEB.. 2,4 WED., FEB.'25 Cut, Shampoo Wild-Bird-Seed & Feeders Hamburger on Bin SOUP & SANDWICH Steak-urns on 'Roll Conditioner - ~ SIjOO Fertilizer - Lawn - Garden Letlice 10 ma to Vegetable Soup • lelBice/iamaJn and Style • Dog Foods - Purina - Wayne Mined Vegetables Tad. Cheese Sandwich Sreriin" French, Fries For the Month of February — „ Scott - Lawn" - Products Pertain Chips Ant on a log/carrot stick Chocolafc Cake We;are 'a Naxus'Studio ICE CREAM SUNDAE" Fruit Cup Fer Mel - Milorganite w 'all the loppings111 Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss Decorative Bark - Fertilizers THURS., FEB. 26' FRL, FEB. 27 Alternate Lunches available Hay - Straw- Shavings daily. PB/Jelly Sandwich, Hot Dog 00 a Roll Individual Round" Cheese Sandwich or Bag Bairn - Maple,Syrup Calaipfmmtard PIZZA Salad Bar. Boston Baked Beans, Tossed'Salad ' DAILY .MILK CHOICES Barbtr Sftiu i tee Am • She n narrow • Rabat Gumasg • Siiriry 'Zuraila • Gaff PerOb Co. Potato Slix Applesauce ' available - Hours: Tuesday thru Friday 9 to 7*" Saturday 9 to 5 Health Dessert White, Skim, Choc. 45 Freight St. Waterbuiy • 754-6177; Property of the Watertown HistoricalTimes'Ctatertown, Conn.Society) Jan. 29, 1987 Page ' 9 United. Methodist Church Society ;of Friends workers." • / 30,5 Main St., 274-3785 Woodbury Community Center The act aims at raising teacher's Nothing tastes as good Thursday, Jan.. 29—Admin- 274-8598 minimum, salaries by using bonuses as being thin feeis istrative Council, 7:30' p.m., Sundaywatertownhistoricalsociety.org, .Feb. 1—Meeting for to attract lower salary districts to in- Saturday, Jan. 31—Communion Worship, 1.0 a.m.. crease salaries to target ted levels. Lose Up to 10 lbs. 'Tain ing, Parents and Children in 2 Weeks (ages 5-10), 10 a.m. Evangelical Christian Center "By strengthening and increasing Sunday, Feb. 1—Church School, 1317 Watertown Ave.,'Wtby. the process, by which we evaluate 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 Call for a 756-1293 teachers,", Mr. Butterly said, "we Free a.m.; Junior and Youth Choirs, 5 Sunday, Feb. 1—Worship Ser- will be able to improve instruction Consultation p.m.; Methodist Youth Fellowship, vice, 11 a.m.. techniques. We will be able to do 6 p.m. Maiyann this more effectively if we have an, 274-3329 Monday, Feb. 2—Dieters" Pro- organization that can focus direct- 32 Falls Avenue gram. 7 p.m.; Waterbury Chorale, Enhancement Act ly on, this." Oakville 7:30' p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4—Cherub For Education Choir, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.; Cancer Support: Group, 7 a.m.; Adult • Given'Changes V FREE* Choir, 7:30' p.m. The General Assembly's Educa- Bring; in this ad on tion Committee and Appropriations All Saints' Episcopal Committee unanimously passed Saturday, Feb. 7 from 10 a,jm.-6 p.m. 262 Main St., 'Okvl. proposed changes in the Education for a Free Mylar Valentine Balloon* ,274-2352 Enhancement Act that will help Saturday, Jan. 31—Indoor Tag simplify the act and centralize its Then check out our selection of Sale and Flea Market. programs under the state Depart- Valentine Gifts and take advantage Sunday, Feb., 1—Holy Commu- ment of Education. of our Early Bird Special ' nion, 8 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:45 State Rep. Sean, Butterly (D-68th $2.00 off Valentine order placed on a.m.; Holy Communion, nursery District) of Watertown, a member or before Feb. 7 care. 10 a.m..,,; SERF, 6 p.m. of the. Education Co mm itt.ee, said 'Monday, Feb. 2—Junior Choir "We think these changes will, help REMEMBER—Sending your love Rehearsal. 7 p.m.; Search Commit- clarify the act 'while improving it, is our speciality—AND WE DELIVER! tee. 7:30 p.m. making it, more useful and organiz- W ed nesday, Feb. 4—Sen io r ed, while saving the ax payers Hours: M.T.W.F. & SAT. 10-6 * Offer limited to-the first Choir Rehearsal, 6:30' p.m.; Adult money at the same time." Thur. 10-5:30 100 Customers. No Purchase Necessary. Sun:. 110-2 Must be over 16 years old. Education Commission, 7:3G' p.m.; He said, teachers are an integral Dieters" Prog rani, 8 p.m. part, of the community and deserve a salary that is "competitive in to- MILLICAN'S SEND-A-GIFT Evangel Assembly day's, job market. Without guar- 2,245 Litchfleld Rd., 274-5759 anteed raises in salary, the leaching DEPOT SQUARE MALL WATERTOWN, CT. 06795 ,274-8881 Sunday. Feb., 1—Sunday School profession will lose some of its best. and Opening Exercises, 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship, 1,1 a.m.: Prayer- Service, 5:30 p.m.; Evening Prayer and Praise-. 6 p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 4—Mission- Oakville Plaza cues. 7:30 p.'m.; Bible Study. 7:30 p.m. 471 Main Street Victory Independent Baptist Oakville, Ct, 965 Litchfield Rd., 274-5020 DeRosa's Sunday. Feb. I—Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Junior Church, ages 3 to II, 10:30' a.m.; Evening Ser- Furniture vice. 7 p.m. 274-1595 Wednesday. Feb. 4—Soul Win- ning. 6:30 to 8 p.m.; Evening Ser- vice. 8 to 9 p.m., Showcase, Inc. Middlebury Baptist

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Firemen-Answer Registration for the courses must leave the 'Town Hall Annex parking STUBBORN DONT BELIEVE be completed 'by Feb. 4, For further lot, 424 Main, St., at 8 a.m. and 67 Alarms For information, call 'the. Division of return at 6 p.m. Fee. includes Folks who boast, that they never in an election, year expect to hear Continuing Education at. 575-8027. transporation only. change their minds are not strong everything--but don't expect id December Period' The. second trip will be to minded-'they're just stubborn. believe it all. 'Recreation Ski Trips Haystack Mountain, Vt.., on Satur- The volunteer Fire Department day, Feb. 1.4. Again, the fee covers responded _ to 67 alarms during '• '. The first of the Parks and Recrea- transportation, on the bus only. It December, with emergencies top- '. lion Department's two remaining will"leave the annex at-7 a.m. and ping the list at 41, according to' a ski trips'this winter season will be return at 7 p.m. • report: filed by Fire Chief and Mar-' held Saturday; Jan.. 31. Seating is limited... 'Call the shal Charles "Buddy" Judd Jr.. The trip will be to Butternut recreation office at 274-5411, ext. The other alarms arc' broken, Basin, Mass. The Lion's Bus will , 253 for further information. down as follows: house fires, five;' 764 Main St motor vehicle accidents, three;, ; apartment buildings, three; brush, Oakville fires, two; power line wires, two; Homep.Iatej Restaorant gas fumes, one; school fires, one; '• i' •••••'•• 113T Main'St.,: Watertown 'Hv "/• motor vehicle fires, four; mutual aid, one; false alarm, one; mercan- tile, two; and construction equip- Specializing in home-style cooking ment, one. The following investigations were MONDAY MIGHT SPECIAL made according to the requirements of the Connecticut stole statutes and ALL YOU CAN EAT Connecticut Fire Safety Code: in- vestigations of fires and complaints, 17; mercantile buildings, four; new Turkey Pot Casserole building addition, one; theater, two; Homemade served with salad public and private schools, seven; Soups and day care centers, seven: and bars, CLAM, NITE grills, and restaurants for liquor Desserts WEDNESDAY 4 pjn. to ? 'Raw and Steamers . lie en.se, one. "To Go" Orders Taken $4.95 Also: construction equipment, Iml-ii Shots 1 p.m.-l ui, $1.25 one: oil delivery tracks, two; OPEN DAILY 5:30 a... to 8 p.m. • Sun. 7 a.m. to Noon woodstoves. six; factory, three; blasting site, two; chemical spill, one: new boiler, two: and mall and mercantile within, four. There also were two permits issued last month for the use of ex- SEE' Restaurant & Lounge plosives for various types of construction. 16 Straits Turnpike 253 Buckingham'St. Oakville • 274-5988 Watertown Financing Courses 274-13201 Friday, Saturday & Sunday Two courses offered by Mat- CLUB SANDWICHES GRINDERS taluck Community College, Divi- OPEN STEAKS HAMBURGERS sion of Co ntin u i ng Educat i on, w i 11 • • All reasonably priced * help the average individual plan finances and invest money... Thursday Special— 11 a.m.-2 p.m. "Financial Planning" will be held 45" Big Screen, Veal Rollatini in five sessions, starting Monday, Television, Chicken Piccatta Feb.. 23, from .5:30' to 7 p.m. "In- TURKEY DINNER vestments" also will meet for five • Prime Rib • Lobster sessions, starting, Monday, Feb.. 23, .Includes salad, vegetable and potato' or pasta from 5:30 to 7 p.m.- low Open for Lunch on Saturdays 11-2 THURS.- - DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 11:30 to 4 — MONDAY NIGHT FRIDAY Happy HOUT Mon.-Fri. 4 to 7 M :I CLAM'S $3 oo •4 - ? Shrimp or Clams on /2 Shell Every Night at the Bar -SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ALL DAY- . Open Git, Certificates forAn y Starts Friday 7:15"PM. Only QFE'N 7 DAY'S 9 AM-1 AM Fri. & Sat, 'till 2 AM 7 Days a. Week Occasion Always Available JANE FONDA JEFF BRIDGES THE MORNING * 179 Davis Street, Oakville 274-803? Q HI AFTER * SERVIN£?l?D%?TM/Gs LUNCHET IIMrUCOS DAILnAIT Y'V Q Mon. thru Sat. - 11. a.m. to'2 p.m.. Specializing In o Italian & o Continental TUESDAY NIGHT Cuisine * ' 7:00-ll:00fP.M. a Where .An, .Array Off Wonderful Thing* Happen I 2forl ANY BEVERAGE » To Beet Pork, 'chicken. Veal, Seafood & Pasta MOgor Credit Cards Accepted

Lunch: Monday - Saturday 11:45 AM - 2:30 PM . There's a little of him in all of us. 1WEDNESDAY Dinner: Monday - Saturday 4=45 PM -10=00 PM . Weekdays 9 p.m. Only Sat. & Sum. 5:15 &, 9 p.m. NITE WATERTOWN V'S CLASSIC I •* ALL • BEER $1.00 til, 11 P.M. . ; I - Videos By More Fun Amusements : 471 MAIN ST., QAKVUXE SHOWN: SAT. 8t SUN. 2 P.M. (Behind Coonecdcat Nadpnal Bank) MATINEES $I.5i ALL SEATS . Just off Main St. • ' . ' • P*°iwr Attire . EVENING SHOWS $2M ADULTS '• Free P'arfclag ' Thomas F., Sianis, Owner •& Permittee & SENIHRSJ Iir3af3«'0#««««0«O#^^ Property of the Watertown Historical Society .Pag;e 12. Town Times (WafcrtDwriwatertownhistoricalsociety.org, Conn.) Jan. 29, 1987

a. show, browse 'the Met, shop and • story centers, on Tiromy, a young Big Apple Trip lunch, or anything else. Clockwork, Repertory man returning home after the war. Volunteers At The bus will drop off' at 'three • Timmy, his mater, and. his lather The Parks and Recreation De- stops: The Metropolitan Museum, "The Subject Was Roses," a all discover 'things have changed Hospital Cited partment will sponsor a bus 'trip in- .of Art, Rockefeller Center, and 34th .Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by within 'the family unit. to the Big Apple on Saturday, Feb. St. Pick-up for retain home will be Frank D. Gilroy, will be presented Showtime each performance is Volunteers at Wate:rbu:ry Hospital 28, '" ' at Rockefeller Center. by the Clockwork Repertory 8:15 p.m.. Call me box office at were honored at 'the annual awards New York City tripsters will be, The bus will leave DeLand Field, Theater on 'three Fridays and 274-7247 for further information. presentation and auxiliary meeting able to1d o whatever they wish: see '• Echo Lake Road, at 8 a.m.. Saturdays—Feb. 6-7, 13-14, and. Jan.. 15. 2.0-21. 'Those honored, represent towns The story is based, on the chang- Everybody seems to have a plan surrounding the hospital, and ac- ing circumstances of'the American (or action-She hard part is getting counted formor e than, 36,766 hours OPEN AUDITIONS family after World War-H. The someone willing to do the work. of service time... Saturday, January 31, 1987 A special award was presented to Noon, to 4:00 P.M. Watertown's Morris Goldberg for Men and Women-Ages 20 to 40 outstanding dedication to the Boys-Ages 10 to 1,5 volunteer program. Oakville's Roles available for: The Foreigner The forest Helen Dellacamera was among the a. new comedy release highest-hour volunteers honored belongs this year with 2,000' accumulated. Clockwork Repertory Theatre Those also from. Watertown cited to every were: Jeanne Slason, SOT hours; 133 Main Street, Oakville Catherine " Gallagher and Denise 274-7247- living Randis, 300; and Loretta Calabrese and Ranjana Shukla, 100. creature. From Oakville: Stan Saki, 100.

Michael See Globetrotters The Bethlehem Recreation Com- ' Thurs. thru Sat. mission will, sponsor a trip to the Thursday Friday Saturday Hartford Civic Center on Thursday. 2 furl $1,01' S1.00 Feb., 19 to see the Harlem SHOTS DRAFT Globetrotters on. their "Diamond FRDAY & SATURDAY 9:30 to 1:31 a.m. Jubilee Tour." A bus will leave the recreation of- EVERY WEDNESDAY Tony Michaels on Piano & Vocal fice at 5:45 p.m. and return, at about 1,1 p.m. Dynasty Night The price includes admission and 1 Serving Roast Beef Sandwiches & Clams motorcoach transportation.

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the Chapel of Regina Laudis, with 'turned, up the heat, in her classroom, Natale Romanczak liked, the the Petite Funeral Home of Bristol and. valla—instant Hawaii. Hawaiian sand, sifting through his Bethlehemwatertownhistoricalsociety.org' News handling arrangements. "I had a lot. of fun," said Jeff bare toes. Memorial, contributions may be Marshal. "We learned all about . "I like playing in 'the sand," by Mrs, Paul Johnson made to the Children's Education Hawaii." Natale said..,' "We made volcanos Food, in care of the Abbey of "We try to do this every year to with the sand." nDniDnaonninnoniDnninnaiananonninanio Regina Laudis, Bethlehem,, Conn. 1 get over the doldrums of winter, ' "I had a good time," said Dawn 06751. said Miss Igo, who has taught 1 Carlson. "I swam in the pool, and New Assistant Principal Of the sixth graders, 81 percent Dream, THp To ''Hawaii' kindergarten in Region 1,4 for two I played ball with Miss Igo." The new assistant principal at passed in .reading, 88 percent in Peni Igo's kindergarten class took years. "'"The kids get so. excited, Students also enjoyed Hawaiian Nonnewaug High School is E. writing, and 89 percent in a. dream, trip to Hawaii. Students ran about it and 'they learn so much 'bet- 1 cuisine, dining on coconuts and. Patricia Llodra, who teaches mathematics. Scores for eighth •around in their bathing suits and ter this way." pineapple, and. washing 'them, down mathematics and computer science graders showed 8.5 percent mas- dove intc pools, and. the floor was The day's itinerary was a full ore. with, pina colada drink. in Region 14. She has 'taught at the tered reading, 94 writing, and 92 covered with sand. Each, child came to school, with a, Although she doesn't, usually high school for five years. percent: mathematics. "That's the way I planned it," suitcase filled with a bathing suit, • transform, her classroom, into a Superintendent Vincent. Ganci District students finished 10 per- Miss Igo said, towel, sunglasses, and suntan lo- Pacific island, Miss Igo admitted said, "We're delighted to have her, cent or more higher than the state She unveils her plan every year tion. When they arrived, students that it's just, her way of doing things. She's one of the outstanding average in, almost every category. around the middle of January, when were given a round-trip ticket, for "It's the way I am, I like teaching teachers, in the district, and I'm. sure "You. do see that, in every case our the winter blahs set: in. Her their imaginary excursion and soon that, way," she said. "And anyhow, philosophy is simple: if you. can't she'll soon become one of the youngsters do exceed the averages; they reached their destination. the people around here expect outstanding administrators." bring fte kids to1 Hawaii, 'then, bring we expect •that," Mr. Ganci told the Once in ""'Hawaii," students had strange things from, me." Miss Llodra. was chosen, from, board, '"But with some students, we Hawaii to them for two weeks. .•an array of activities to choose if amoung 16 candidates considered do need to concentrate in math- Thirty-one students in Miss from,. ' TRIED' AND TRUE. for the '$36jOOO-a-year job. The field ematics, especially the area of frac- Igo's morning and afternoon ses- Scott Schuley headed for the was narrowed down to seven, then tions, decimals, and mixed, num- sions transformed their classroom, clear blue 'water of the Pacific Don't knock the tried and true: to three, and. finally to two can- bers." into an island paradise. Ocean, which was disguised as a Lots of people a re still having lots of didates. She was offered the job at Region 14 students performed With a lot of help from, students' wading pool. fun with the same old sins. a special board meeting Jan. 15,. well in the writing portion of the parents. Miss Igo imported sand, "I saw sharks and killer whales. Miss Llodra said she applied test, which Mr. Ganci, said reflects, and wading, pools to go with, the I really liked diving," said Scott, The less people have on their because the job offered her "the op- well, on the job teachers are doing. palm, trees and paper sun that she who. Miss Igo noted, has a vivid minds, the more they want to share. portunity to have a broader impact Miss Hanna-Eve Maublanc helped students make. She then " imagination. on 'the cultural growth and develop- Miss Hanna-Eve, "Denise" ment of Region 14," which serves Maublanc, 70, died. Jan.. 17 in students from. Wobdbury and Waterbury Hospital after being in- Bethlehem. jured, in an automobile accident. Region 14 Scores Good Miss Maublanc was bom in, HEALTH SCREENING FOR SENIORS Students fared much better than Paris, France, the daughter of the Especially For: Residents, aged 60 or over, of the following the average student in the state on late Eduary and Genevive Michel- towns. the recent, state master)' tests for Herle Maublanc, She obtained her TESTS AVAILABLE: Health, History, htfwL Pulse, Blood fourth, sixth, and eighth graders, license in preschool education in Pressure, Electrocardiogram, Urinaiysis, Glaucoma, Distance but there is still room for improve- France and, in 1946, came to the •Vision, Blood Tests: (CBC, cholesterol, sugar), Pap Test, Breast ment. Superintendent Ganci said United Stales, where she helped, Exam, Hemocult. after reviewing the scores. found the Abbey of Regina Laudis. SPONSORS: Local Commissions on Aging; State Department The scores, which measured She designed, many of the chapel on Aging; the NWCT Area, Agency on Aging and St. Mary's students'" abilities in reading, vestments in the abbey. Hospital. writing, and mathematics, were Surviving are a brother, Claude Southbury, February 5, 753-9284 released a week ago. Although Maublanc, and a sister, Mrs,, Pierre Litchfield, February 12, 567-5133 some people have criticized, 'the tests dePalma, both of France. as being too difficult, Mr. Ganci A funeral Mass was celebrated at ••Watertown, February 17,, 274-5411, exL 423 told the school board that he thinks or' contact Elderly Health Screening at: 753-9284. they are fair. A donation of $15.00' to help defray the testing costs will be appreciated. Participants may contribute morej "This is really a. very, very com- ENGINEERED or less. All donations gratefully accepted. 'CUP AND SAVE prehensive battery of tests. I cer- tainly feel it. is worthy of respect," SINTERINGS Mr. Ganci said... "It is relatively UNIFORMS new, and there are still some bugs AND hurry to work out./Buf I feel we can safe- ly say that students in. Region 14 PLASTICS",'INC. m fared well." Eighty percent of the district's A. Merchandise • UPSTAIRS fourth graders passed the reading WATERTOWN test, 87 percent the writing exam, and 91 percent, the mathematics INDUSTRY test, 50% OFF ORIGINAL PRICE Merchandise DOWNSTAIRS !Sf . JOHN McHUGH

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35 Caiid.ee Hill, Road CALL NOW!! 757-2372 Watertown, 274-9641 . PECKS IK SUBJECT TO OIK WITHOUT NOTICE "Prafesmaai Can With m Personal. Touch" Page 14 "ItowPropertyi Times (Wateitown, Com. of) Jan .the 29, 1987 Watertown Historical Society lack in Wateitown of "big social An important lesson for A good politician' figures' out ..Scouts,, and the volunteer, Fire- 'Coffee Shop. events" associated with city politics, children: If you cannot win, make which direction the'crowd is going Department when it: only claimed (Continued'from page 1)_ and mayors.' the winner break the record. and steps out front with his banner," a. crew of a dozen or so smokeaters. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgthe-mecca of bipartisanship. Deci- • "I enjoyed the Fire Department, "Maybe this form 'of government sions were made and unmade, he because that was a good way to (Council-manager) makes it more indicated, through persuasive tac- serve the town," he said. impersonal,"* he said.. Ironically, Going Out Of tics over ink and sinkers as much • 'Political Osmosis ' Bill Jr. eventually became a Coun- as through formal, town meetings. ' Father Bulterly said he did not. . ell chairman. "I think by and large, we .were actively encourage his sons to pur- Learned At Home . confined to local and some'state sue politics, but. 'the trickle-down ef- Sean' observed, the restaurant issues," Bill, Sr. recalled. "Swift fect was inevitable. wasn't as big an influence on him, Junior High School—that went: on "I think it was osmosis," he ex- „ .as. it. was on brother Bill. Rather, 'the for five years before they got 'that plained. "They listened to the talk home setting is what started his built. in the coffee-shop late at night. And. legislative interests flowing. ""Parking meters, the widening of I always made sure they voted." "I think I told him in the third Main Street—'those were issues," he "'We were raised in the rest- grade I'd like to be a "lawyer," said 30% - 70% OFF continued. "'Consolidation was an aurant,'and with the things going .Sean, a former trade school, teacher issue 'too, but. that never, got on," chipped in William Jr.;'43, a who • earned his juris doctorate ALL WINTER & SUMMER FABRICS anywhere!" • home inspector who now lives in through night, school. "My father Bill Sr. said, the selectman form. Woodbury, where he has joined, its would watch two to three news of government had its certain ad- Fire Department and the Democrat. shows a day, and he'd explain things vantages: "You- knew who''they Town 'Committee. . to me when I'd come home from All Patterns-50% were, because they stopped in for "It was more raucous then"*'than school." • : All Notions-30% OFF coffee. That's not the case now...you 'the relatively calm exchanges of to- The .Cuban missle crisis. Little I! Trims & Ribbons-50% OFF have to deal with professionals. day -at .Mike's Coffee Shop, the •Rock, the Camelot. years of the present-day equivalent to the But- Kennedys—all were: carefully dis- ^Remnants-an additional 20% OFiF "It was a . lot more infor- mal... And a lot more fun,."* terly enterprise, he said. "There: sected for the St. John's School lad ^ OFF Bill Sr. said he misses the lively .was a Republican stronghold, then." from, the Big Chair. town meetings that spiced up the Bill Jr. said he remembers when "I even remember' dad flying in- political scene. he was a teenager, his dad's'shop to the house to watch the McCar- "Listening to Joseph Zuraitis and would always donate refreshments' thy hearings!" Sean roared, with Elliott' Barnes.. .they always were for the •election day poll workers, glee... • good, for a laugh," he chuckled. and. he"d help ran them down. Sean 'said he used to run, cam- Village Fabrics On the serious side, although Bill "Since I960,1 have only missed paign 'flyers for Mr. Keiity from the Sr. did not hold elective office, he two or three election days'" of be- St., John's schoolyard to destinations 289 Main Street South stated the Democrat .supporters ing unable to vote, he said His role out there in the real world, it was Woodbury, GT 06798 worked with John Keiity, farmer as a "gofer"' and the counter talk his earliest: political training. 12-year state representative from "made it a natural for me to go in- With his older brothers playing Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 9:30 - 5:00 WatertQwm, to "-bring the Demo- to politics,""" he added. ball (Sean later would star at Water- CLOSED Sunday & Monday crats into the 20th Century."' 'That Bill Jr. said Selectman. William town High in football and basket- was the crowning, achievement. Hungerford used to come into the ball), and the Bulterly Dunkcrs Bill Sr. did get appointed to an Butterly's shop in the afternoon, hoop squad still very much in ex- elderly issues commission, but he and "people would come in and say istence, Sean said his 'father ""instill- r • REAL resigned paste haste when a woman what's on their minds,""" ed, a certain competitiveness in us, member refused to let him light: up A vociferous advocate of the and to root for the underdog." ^Ku,, i Imp « ESTATE ! wP** *• **"' iff his pipe at. meetings. He was active selectman or mayoral form of There always was nurtured an at- ' AND YOU in coaching sports, in leading Boy government. Bill Jr. decried the titude of'not giving up," he added... By Joyce B. Lafferty Sean was the Democrat challen- Lafferty Heal Estate ger against Republican opponent I HOW TO STOP Jamie McLaughiin of Woodbury for the 32nd stale senatorial district sea! being relinquished by Southbury COMPUTER FRUSTRATION Republican 'William Rogers in HOW TO EVALUATE COMPETING OFFERS 'Stop fuming 'and, start computing. Ted' Johnson 1.982. Jamie, then a Woodbury stele 1 representative from the 68th. rack- specializes in solving the micro bottleneck, in your ed, up a big win, and last November In, a real estate market such as ours, several oilers may come .office, or home. in, at the same time on a house that is for sale. If you're the lucky , won his third, term, to the office. seller, it could increase 'the selling price of your property or allow ••C-TEACH trains staff, solves problems, sets up new Sean, went on to become a. Town you, to sell, it with more favorable terms than, you had expected." Councilman and a vice chairman, programs, and, will do software and disk maintenance but: decided against seeking another When faced with multiple offers how do you, pick and choose; and printing for you on a regular basis. among them? Your Realtor can, help by setting up a chart com- term in order to spend, more time paring the main features of each proposal. First, 'there's the price. with his family. It appeared the *" MS and PC/DOS young lawyer was ready to end the Consider the closing costs you .may be asked to pay. Be sure ", * Applewo'rks . you understand any terms that: might .reduce your net profit. Can Butterly political tradition in 1984. you work out a mutually agreeable date for you, to move out and * Word Processing Three things conspired favorably the new buyers to move in? How clean is each offer? Do the • * . Data Base/Filing Systems against him, though: he relocated buyers have another property to sell before they can, settle on * Spreadsheets his law office to his Litchfield Road home, his wife .Dinah took a leave yours? Can, you get reasonable assurances that the buyers will *" BASIC Programming be able to qualify for the financing they will, need? of absence from, her elementary | Your agent can help you weigh the relative merits of each of- * Mail Merge and Reports teaching post at Heminway Park 1 fer. Then, you can accept or counter the best one, and perhaps ' * Computer Instruction School, and Republican Herbert Darling was unopposed as Election 1 line up one of the other offers as an, alternative. On IBM and. Compatible, Apple,, 'Commodore, Tan- 1 The professionals at Lafferty Real Estate can guide you through " '"•86 drew closer.. 1 each step .of the home selling and buying process. Please visit dy, and other stand-alone systems. "My wife felt I had been, home 1 our offices at 1197 Main Street, 2nd Floor1, Watertown-or give- for two and a. half to three years., |- us a call at, ,274-3353. , _ ' C-TEACH 274-1357 and said "Why don't you go for it?" Plus, I have an advantage over a lot -of'fathers, with my boys being right upstairs when I'm working" Sean, pointed out. The Sons of'Will Butterly went out campaigning door to door before, the '"86 election like a posse {Corner hunting down 'votes in hiding, and

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Jan. 29, 1987 Page 15 were successfuPropertyl in blanketing vir- of the Watertown Historical Society It's a, great way to grow up," con- green anymore on St. Patrick's Day, •Kafka"; "The Irish Village," tofoin tually the entire community with Shore,,"' Julien Gracq; "The Trou- cluded Sean, a member of the and, the coffee shop is gone, but Morrison; "The Love of 'Tiger literature and. howdy-do's. ble Trail," John E, Lewis; "Seed of education and general law commit- there still is a Butterly serving in, Flower,"* Robert, Vavra; "Romany 1 ""Walking around with my broth- Suspicion, "' Juanita Tyree Osborne; tees of the Legislature, and. Young politics. As a. Democrat. For the Free," Robert Vavra; and '"Dearest ers that last night, going door to watertownhistoricalsociety.org "The Phantom, Lights," J.H. Democrat Club leader. people. Enemy" Patricia Bird. . Rhodes; ""The Dragons of North door—it was a great feeling whether Bill Sr. doesn't dye his beard we won or not,""" Sean said. Also: "Haunted Smiles," Renate Chittendon," Susan Fromberg Bill Sr. said his sons "never held Chapman; ""The Silver Sunset," Schaeffer; "Gunsmoke Gold," back," and he especially is proud Main Street Library Lists Alicia Engelhandt; "The Opposing Gene Tuttk of how they "all worked for each other." St. John's 65-48) and St.. Matthew's New Additions To Shelves of Bristol (beaten by Swift 70-41). Bill Jr. screed as the Democrat St. John's 'Wins Then it was Swift, vs.. St. John's. The following is a list of books Council chairman in 1.972,, and it. Carroll... But it was St. John's, led 'by tour- recently added at the Witertown Swift JHS Hoop was Sean who encouraged, him to Also: "Tales of Mr. Cinnamon," nament MVP Tom McOenmott's 2,5 Library, 470 Main St., Subsequent seek the 76th House seat in the 1982 Francis R. Watts,;, "Peter the Great," Tournament points, that walked away with its se- election, opposing Thomaston Re- lists will appear as space permits: Diane Stanley; ""Song of the Three cond tourney title in as many years. "Angelina, on Stage,"" by' publican. Kie Westby. Holy Children," Omnia Benedicite; Once the out-of-town teams were Steve Pogodzienski, added 20 Katharine, Holabiid; "Watch the "I thought. Bill would be good for "Tomie DePaola's Favorite Nursery taken care of, St.. John's of Water- points for St. John's, while John Stare Come Out,*" Riki Levinson; government, and told him. this thing Tales," Tomie DePaola; "Peter and town, and Swift Junior High School, Johnson scored 12 for Swift and (seat) is ripe for the •taking." Bill Jr. "I Go With My Family to Grand- the Wolf," Sergei, Prokofiev; "The of Oakville got down to business. 1 1 Mike Harris added 10. won that two-year term, but was ma's,, "" Riki Levinson; "Teddy's Raven, in the Foregate," Ellis Peters; The 20th annual Swift Invita- Christmas Gift,"* Jan Mogensen; "The Facts, on File Dictionary of McDermott led St. John's to its defeated in 1984 by Thomaston Re- tional Basketball Tournament title opening round victory with 20 publican Francis Carpenter in his "The Stranger," Chris Van Astronomy"; "Ireland and Cultural chase was over quickly for Blessed Allsburg; "Sarah's Questions," Encyclopedia"; and "The Best points, ..giving him 4,5 for the re-election bid. Sacrament of ..Waterbury (bested by tournament. "1. was disappointed after I lost, Harriet Ziefert; "A New Coal for American Short, Stories, 1986." but not bitter," Bill Jr.. said. "There Anna," Harriet Ziefert; "The Also: "Collected Stories of is life after the Legislature:. I have Messenger Must Die," Kjell-Olof Jessamyn West," Jessamyn West; such good memories from those Bornemark; and "The Lost Get- "Close Ecounters With the Diety," ONCE fl DONE two years." Back Boogie," James Lee Burke. Michael Bishop; "Doc," Richard Scan was quick, to point out the Also: "And In the Mora ing," Graber; "Stitches in Time," Sue No-rinse floor cleaner 1984 defeat can be pinpointed to the Elizabeth Darrell; "Family Laun- Bradley; "The Beatles," Geoffrey dry," Dorie Friend; "The Golden Giuliano; "William Carlos Wil- party lever: President Reagan was ID Cleans without rinsing—leaves on, the ballot and he swept into of- Lion," Pamela Haines; "The Heart liams"; "'Nathaniel Hawthorne"; fice trailed by long ooattails. of the Valley," Nigel Hinton; "The "Eudora Welty"; "Flannery no dulling film, Patch Boys," Jay Parini; "The Joke "1 won't have that excuse in O'Connor"; "WaIker Percy""; • Specifically developed for Armstrong of the Century," David Hughes; 1988." Scan joked. ".Mark Twain"; and "James no-wax, floors. "The Journal of Nicholas the 'The two sons freely admitted Baldwin." American," Leigh, Kennedy; "The" 1 their father's long association with Dray ton Legacy," Rona Randall; Also: "John Donne and the the coffee shop, which closed in the Seventeenth-Centu ry Metaphysical ""At, Home in Thrush Green," Miss .. 1 early 1960s, gave them an edge Poets"; "'Edmund Spenser"; "Alex- Read; and "Christmas 1940," El- -T-:Quaii'Size when they went campaigning our in, eanor Roosevelt. ander Pope": "George Gordon, •Valuable Coupon: • the streets. Lord Byron": "Samuel Taylor Col- rmstrong , \g&(Offer 'Expires''Feb.' 7,' ,/9S:7)S I don't think 1 could go Also: "The Women's Decamer- eridge"; "Gerard Manley Hop- on," Julia Voznesenskaya; "The available at: "The Iju-gesi Hour Cmrrmj? Crnlrr- anywhere without hearing some- kins"; "William Butler Yeats" lit 7Tn" Ami" body ask me ifil was my father that Mother's Recompense," Edith, "Seamus Heaney"; Geoffrey Hill""" Comer of Echo Lake Rd. &, Porter St. owned ••the restaurant." Bill Jr. said. Wharton: "The Sleeping Beauty," ' * E I, i zabe th a n Dra ma t i sis*' Watertown • 274-6851 or 274-0155 Jane Yolen; "It's Snowing!" The CARPET BARN Sean said the Wood bury people. 1 " C h r i s t O' p h e r M a r 1 o we" *; a n d who comprise the other half ol" the M a rga re t Co sg rove; *" Q u a r tc r "James Joyce." 68th District, remember Bill Sr. Horses," Dorothy Hinshaw Patent: A, I so1: "Iris Murdoch"; "William well. "The Pennsylvania Dutch." Eva Hazlitl"; "Thomas Carlyle": "Dr. The relationship was an "im- Deutsch Costabei: "Alice's Adven- Samuel Johnson and James Bos- Serving' Watertown measurable advantage" tor a young tures in Wonderland." Lewis well"; "John, Ruskin"; . "Franz. politician to have. Sean, said. ""One thing 1 always told the For More Than 130 Years boys—if they conic to see you with ALDO E. CHAVEZ, M.D> a bribe, turn 'em down immediate- DIPLOMATE OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF PEDIATRICS ly. And tell then), to come see me!" FELLOV/ OF THE AMERICAN' ACADEMY OF PEDIATBICS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE • Bill Sr, playfully, poked in. ; The Butlcily brothers—Barry. ' PEDIATRICS AND ADOLESCENT MEDICINE Brian, and Chuckie arc the other - . AT John S. Brady three—all have been involved, in 1582 STRAIT'S TURNPIKE, (RTE. 63) Executive V ice-Preside in sports or coaching in some form, aiid have assisted the «mimu n ity i n MIDDLEBURY, CONNECTICUT 06762 ways great and small. Sean said the OFFICE HOURS: family is ever mind Hi] of the way MONDAY-THURSDAY 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. SATURDAY 9:30 A.M.-1,2 NOON P.O. Box 2600 the town rallied to support, them TELEPHONE •• ' 10! South Main St. \ 753-7334 (PEDI) Waterbury, Ct. 753-1234 alter a disastrous lire Dec. 22. 1955 06723 destroyed their hit me in the bitter cold and nearly claimed some ol" the children,.., N eed i m p rov i n g... ca 11" u s! The 1 a le AI ex ande r ' * Scoot ie*" » ROOFING • SIDING We own and operate our own equipment Agnew 111 donated his paper route 1 money toward the Butterly cause, • SEAMLESS GUTTER'S _ . _ We are not agents! FORA Chimney Work • Emergency Work •Trips To . they, fondly recalled. Altering • Pdnelin); • Dnip ("pilings • Remind Him" FREE ""To some degree 1 lament the New England ESTIMATE 1950s (passing), but the towns N.Y, M.J., come a long way," Sean, said. "I Oakville " •... "• PA i*"Scjay. -~--~rM think it's a great place to live. Home Improvement Co. "1 think there's a, lot out there Joseph "DCMII" Cillbne now—better kids going to college. 60 TdrbeH'Avenue, Oakville . 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Citizen Advocate Jamie McLaughlin (R-Woodbury). years ago, will assist Sen. Mc- and the individual. Bridge Club: North-South—Mary The 32nd District serves Laughlin in. handling problems or Mr.. Pitts . is • a •resident of and Chester Harris, 70, Helen Hor- For 32nd District Bridgewater, Brookfield, Oxford, questions people may have with, any Hartford. bachuk and" Carmella Marcella, Roxbn'ry, Southbury, vtfetertown- aspect of state government. 6714, and Millie Czarsty and A. citizen's advocate has been, ap- Oakville, Wbodbury, Monroe, and In his wo* forSee . McLaughlin, Duplicate Bridge Phyllis Conners, 59%; East-West— pointed at 'the state: Capitol to serve Seymour. Mr. Pitts, will ...act as the direct The following are the scores from Emily Tignor and Maureen Fin-1 the residents of the 32nd Senatorial Gregory Pitts, • who joined the liaison between state: government the Jan. 20 session of the Duplicate negan, 68, Myrtle Tonkin and. District, according to State Sen." Senate Republican office staff two Dolores Kiley, 67 Vi, and Edna Stewart and Margaret Butler, 66. Games are played Tuesdays at CALENDAR 7:30 p.m.. in the Oakville Branch EVERITT'S Library, 55 Davis St., and'spon- sored by the Parks and Recreation OFEVEITTS Department. Calf 274-1634 for GARAGE, INC more information. Snow Sculpture Competition, Feb.. 6-8, at Bushnell Park, Hartford. Oakville 274-2147 Registration limited to 25 teams. Teams should consist, of three members., all over 1.8 yeare of age. Fee required. Prizes for winners. Call Laura For Personal • Front End Alignments with Stone at 522-3318 for further information... "Cars,"1 the international Computer Balancing musical hit by Andrew Lloyd Webber, opens Feb. 1.7 at. the Bushnell Development • Brakes•Tune Ups* Emission Testing Memorial Auditorium, 166 Capitol Ave., Hartford, and. runs through Feb. 22. Call the Bushnell Box Office at, 246-680? for 'further ticket Mattatuck Community College, • Complete Exhaust Installations information .Mitchell-Ruff Duo, offering an evening of diverse and Division of Continuing Education.,, cultured jazz, tomorrow (Friday) at 8 p.m. in the Jorgensen Auditorium will offer four courses intended to on the campus of the University of Connecticut, Storrs. Call 486-4228 promote personal, growth and de- A Well Planned for further information Toe Consorte of Musicke, in concert, today velopment, (Thursday) at 8 p.m., in the'Jorgensen Auditorium on the campus of "Overcoming Shyness" will help the University of Connecticut, Storrs. Call 486-4228 for farther infor- participants turn their shy per- SERVICE mation .The Apple Hill Chamber Players;, in concert. Sunday,'Feb. sonalities into assets. It will be held 8, at 3 p.m. in the Jorgensen Auditorium, on the campus of the Univer- in six sessions, meeting Thursdays PROGRAM sity of Connecticut, Storrs. Call, 486-5795 ."Self Defense," Joe Caraci's from, 7 to 9 p.m.. starting Feb.. 19. new American play, at the Long Wharf "Theater, 22 Sargent. Drive, New ""Keeping Yourself Emotionally Haven. Production runs through March 1. Call the box office at 787-4282 Healthy" is designed to help peo- for .further ticket information 18th annual, Connecticut Marine Trades ple lower stress and feel better DOESN'T COST Association Boat Show, today (Thursday) through Sunday, Feb. I at about themselves. It will be held in the Hartford Civic Center, Admission. Hours will be 12 noon to 10 p.m. five sessions, meeting Mondays IT PA YSM Thursday and Friday, 10 a.m.. to .10 p.m.. Saturday, and 11 a.m., to 5:30 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.. starting p.m. Sunday. Call 529-78:27 for 'further information... .Wu Wenguang, Feb. 23. Keep yoor Honda well maintained playing, a. seven-string zither, in concert Sunday, Feb. 1, at 3 p.m. at "Women Who Love Too Much" the Yale University'Art Gallery. Admission. Call 432-0611, for further is a, probe into emotion. The class and avoid expensive repairs information Ballet Rambert, Britain's oldest dance company,. Mon- will meet 'Tuesdays, storting Feb. 10 day, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m., in the Jorgenson Auditorium, on the campus of from 7 to 9 p.m. The class will the University of .Connecticut, Storrs... Franz Liszt Chamber Or- meet for six sessions. chestra, Hungary's finest ensemble, Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 8 p.m. in "Assertiveness" will help people the Jorgenson Auditorium on'the campus of the University of Connec- communicate effectively and han- ticut, Storrs. Call 486-57951 The Beach Boys in, concert after the dle difficult situations. It will meet University of Hartford-Vermont basketball game, Friday, Feb. 6. at the for eight sessions starting, Wednes- Hartford Civic Center. Admission. For further information, call day, Feb. II at 7 p.m. 243.4-295: All registrations must be done by Feb. 4. Call 575-8027 for further HOMA8 IPWOIWDA. information. 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Although it is the most complex who already pay 'the tiered state tax. • brought on by overtaxation. Our watertownhistoricalsociety.orgpart of 'the federal tax reform, Into, higher fax brackets. task, will be to make state laws more. package, and is not a topic easily NOTES FROM One proposal would allow Con- "equitable for all taxpayers, reduced to generalities, the new necticut 'taxpayers to deduct state neutralizing the increased revenues law's irhpact on, business income sales 'taxes and the interest paid on " brought about by 'the changes in 'the HARTFORD promises to be profound... State charge card balances from their businesses fear 'that unless 'the state: . federal, tax, law. By State Senator Jamie McLaughlin' AGI before paying the dividends And. this must be done soon, neutralizes some of the effects of •the and interest income tax. Woodbury: 263-5044 before, this windfall money works its new federal tax, law, the, amount that I have made an alternate, proposal Capitol: 566-7900 way into the system, and, inevitably Connecticut reaps from, taxing com- that would shift all income brackets, Toll Free: 1-800-842-1421 panies will increase substantially. and regretably, government comes upward, using our best revenue to rely on the unnecessary funds to The state's 11.5-percent business estimates, to achieve a new set of pay for new and. expanding state tax, is levied against the adjusted brackets, that are 'equivalent to 'those programs. The New "fi»x Law: revenues would remain unchanged. gross income (AGI) that a company we currently use, My proposal If you, have questions, or com- What Are Its Effects Currently, Connecticut, taxpayers reports on its federal return. would seek to maintain a constant ments about this column or on any It is generally agreed among pay a. 7 percent tax on long-term, Because new federal, laws will have state tax liability for Connecticut other state issues, please contact me Connecticut lawmakers and of- capital gains, based on the net the effect of increasing corporate residents, despite the federal in Hartford: Sen. Jamie Mc- ficials 'that certain changes must be amount of gains they report to the AGI and eliminating state tax changes. Laughlin, Senate Republican, Ma- made in the state's tax laws to fend federal government. Under the old deductions, corporate: taxes will, ef- All in all, the state Legislature jority Office, State Capitol, Hart- off repercussions of the 1986 U.S. federal law, that met long-term, fectively increase without any has its work cut, out for it in early ford, 06106. Or you can call, me at Tax Reform. Act. amount was 40' percent of the total, change in economic activity. 1987. With so many state taxes pig- the Capitol toll-free at While opinions differ widely on gain. The state will have to either gybacked onto federal taxation 1-800-842-1421. how to adjust state taxes, most Under the new law, the distinc- restore, deductions or reduce the tax believe it is essential, that we pre- tion between long- and short-term in order to maintain "revenue policies, we must ensure that Con- necticut's coffers are not filled to Too many politicians believe tht vent unintended—and unneeded— gains have been abolished—as has neutral," status. paths of glory lead to the gravy. windfall revenues from accruing to the 40-percent rule. Capitol gains The state's dividends and interest, overflowing with another surplus an already-fat state budget surplus. are: treated as ordinary income, and income tax, paid, only by in- The resolution of this issue will be federal taxes are paid based on the dividuals who earn $541)00 or one of the most intriguing items fee- payer's bracket. more in AGI, also requires im- ing the 1987 General Assembly. In Connecticut, without legis- mediate modifications if we seek to The new tax clearly favors stales lative action, residents will likewise maintain equity. The loss of many GET READY TO BE SNOWED IN that raise the bulk of their revenue pay state taxes on 100 percent of deductions through federal tax It's that time of year and there's lots of bad through income taxes, not those, their capital gains—creating a reform adds many more people to weather coming our way. However, there's a such as Connecticut, that rely sizeable windfall for the state. For the state dividends and interest, in- primarily on sales taxes. 100,000 people in Connecticut who come tax rolls, and. will force those great way to get through the winter "Blahs". We Under the new law, state income pay capital gains taxes—many of sell and rent your favorite video tapes and offer Qx payments are deductible from them young entrepreneurs selling R.P. ROMANIELLO some of the best prices around. Next time 'the gross income, while sales 'tax. their home—state lawmakers must Plumbing, & HI eat: ing weatherman says that things don't look good, payments are not. The backbone of detach state law from, federal law don "ijust, reach for your snow shovel, grab your our state budget is the 7.5 percent and create a new state standard Repairs favorite tape! sales tax. the highest state sales tax maintaining the 40-percent rule. in the nation. In early October, my fellow co- Faucet, Sink, The loss of the sales tax deduc- chairman of the Legislature's Toilet Repairs Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Water Heaters tion will penalize Connecticut Drains & Sewers residents by disqualifying more Committee, state Rep. Linda Em- Cleared than 5230 million in. sales taxes mo ns, and I announced our inten- spent on "big-ticket"" purchases tions to pursue the necessary such as new cars, boats, and legislative actions, and the gover- EMERGENCY SERVICE appliances. nor has concurred. 274-878.4 To protect. 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'The Water-Oak Gold Circle of Tickets for the game soon will be Goaltender Brian Poulin made 30 14.-Erik Peterson, scored the lone Sports has designated its third an- on sale at several area businesses saves, but in the end he couldn't goal • for Watertown on an assist nual, college basketball event as the and assorted, other locations, in- save them all. from John, Fleming... : .. *' N igh t of Cha nip i o n,s." cluding P.O. Drug, .Mike's Coffee The Watertown Youth Hockey Goaltenders Jason Sirois and And rightfully so. Shop, Maude's Place, Dave Ander- Association Pee Wees were Jason Robinson, combined, for 17. Our scholastic champion teams son's Oakville Liquor, and the outlasted by Greenwich last week. saves. and various individuals will be Parks and Recreation Department. 6-5. despite three goals from Paul Peterson and. Robinson have ad- honored on Saturday, Feb., 14,-at It sounds like it will be an even-' Wozniak. vanced! to the semifinals in the Hart- Bryan Hughan Watertown High School. ing of fun and entertainment, as Alec Genung 'added a pair of ford Whalers-Acme Youth Hockey The proceeds from the game will well as a, lot of good basketball.. goals and a pair of assists for the Breakaway Contest after beating be used to buy fitting mo memoes 9^~2 Pee Wees. R.J. Wicko con- Pomfret. 6-4. earlier this month. Town Clerk Is for the players and coaches of last Next Monday evening will be one tributed an assist on one of the five They will play Avon Feb. 23 at the fall's Watertown High state Class of the most important of the year. goals. Hartford Civic Center. • . Closest In 1987 "SS" football champions. The Water-Oak Gold Circle Squirts: The Squirts started off Last Saturday the Squirts nipped But the football players won't be organization and its members will their last" (bur-game swing with a, Simsbury 4-2 at the .Westminster Super Bowl Poll the only recipients to be rewarded choose three recipients for the tic. but finished it, out with a trio Rink, receiving goals from Jim for their efforts. club's prestigious Gold Ring of convincing victories. Joseph, Tom King. Jerry Romano, By Kim Harmon Swift Junior High's splendid soc- Awards. The meeting will be held The Squirts battled East Haven to and Peterson. King provided two -When Town Clerk Mary Can- cer team, which captured the area at 7:30. and in case of bad weather, a 1-1 tie back on Wednesday, Jan. assists and Greyson DeWitt added ty offered! her Super Bowl pro- Junior High, Championship, will it will be held the next evening at one. gnostication to a Until Times also be on the receiving, end of the Oakville VFW. Davis Street. The Squirts featured balanced reporter last week she was si > me we 11 - dese r ved re cog n i I i o n,. President A! Durante is looking Hockey Alumni scoring again on Sunday at the Taft greeted with a. sharp exhalation There also will be several! in- for a large turnout. School's Mays Rink, as five players. of breath and a, brief chuckle. dividual awards to the high school "As has been the custom,"" he Tb Battle Tribe tallied .goals in a 5-1 win over1 Now. there's silence.. players who earned all-league said. "I expect members will pick Middlesex. After all. she was right. honors in their respective sports. three outstanding, people who have For Third Time Scoring were Romano. Tom Mrs. Canty picked the New York Giants to, trounce the The recognition awards will take made an. input in our community The Watertown High School De I laCa me ra,. Pe tc rson. K i ng. a nd Denver Broncos 36-14. which place between the halves of games with their achievements on the alumni hockey game, now in its Tom Vasko. Assists came from, was closer than anyone else got to be played that evening. A most athletic fields and the community third year, is more than just an Romano. DellaCamera. and Billy attractive basketball program has to the actual ,39-20 final! score. itself." icy battle between the old and Hughan. been lined up. the new. The Squirts played a second Sure, several other people Our grammar school learns—St. It was only a couple of years ago It's a tribute to dedicated in- game Sunday, and again ••it was a picked 2,0-point and 18-point John's and Swift—along, with Bless- thai little St. Johns had no chance dividuals who have tirelessly s to iry of bata n ce. DcWi 11, H u g ha n. spreads, but she got closest, to ed Sacrament of Watcrbury and St.. of beating Swift Junior High on the supported the Wutcrtown 'Youth Romano. Cruess. and King all the actual score. Matthew's of Bristol—will play in basketball court. Hockey League and high school scored one goal in Waterlown's 5-0 It was said before thai the win- a round robin tournament as a But. my. that has changed hockey programs. win over Hamden. ner of the .poll wouldn't get preliminary to the college game. 1 drastically over the past two • This year, on Sa'turday. Feb., 7. Assisting on the foals were anything. Well, maybe Mrs. S t,. M u ry M agda lend id not 11 e Id seasons, as can, be evidenced by the at 7:30 p.m.... on the Tail School! DellaCamera. Matt Zipoli. King, Canty should gel a little a team this year and that is why they recent victory of the St. John's boys Mays Rink, that tribute will go and Tim Dunbar. s o i ii ic t,h i ng. W ho k m iws? are not in the program. over Swift in Swift's own Junior to Maria Spagnoletti. Mrs. Mites: Chris Wandelt led a, M iles We're working on it. The college contest will feature High Invitational. Waterlown . Hockey-.1987."* She barrage with ••tour goals as Water- a strong Post College team against : 1 'I remember when 1 first came to will drop the first puck of the town pasted Simsbury 11-0 at the Rhode Island Community College Training Exercises Oakvilfc how our three grammar evening. Simsbury rink Saturday. in Region 21 action. schools—South. Baldwin, and Si. All former Watertown High Bryan Hughan scored a, hat trick The Second Battalion 10,2nd In- The event has drawn pretty well John's—used to stage an annual hockey team alumni are invited of his own. The Mites also got two fantry. Connecticut Army National the past two seasons, and Cha in nan baseball round robin with the to participate,, but they must goals from Fred Krug. one from Guard!—with units in Bristol. Torr- Bob iVlonner.it is hoping this year's games played at Hem in way Field contact, and register with Water- Jeff Connors, and Lee W hi taker's ington. and Walerbury—will be event will draw the biggest crowd '("now DeLand). town High coach Bryan ,Mc- first goal of the season. conducting exercises at Thomaston ever. Clcary before playing, in the Jell" Woodward and Steve Pan net- Dam Saturday and Sunday, Jan., 31 "it's a good way lor the people I had a great time watching the game. tu shared the shutout. and Feb. i. who appreciate excellence and good Super Bowl and I'm sure the other He can be reached at 274-3511 Sunday, however, the Mites tbund The exercises will include the use character on the athletic fields to 2,0 or so fellows who were there themselves in. a battle, and were of blank, ammunition. Persons in- show our young people who have for details and registration. share the feeling. Registration must be completed nipped 2-1 by Hamden. terested in joining the Guard can attained such, honors, that it is'well We had a, $10 pool and that was'. Barret Staullacher and. Pannctta appreciated " he said by Thursday. Feb. 5. call 756-4901 for further- the only expense of the day We wat- combined tn make 11 saves in forma lion Taft School • Sponsoring Squad In Six-Team Insilco Squash League

Squash Squash League. Jon, Whitlock is the league direc- Thai may seem like an odd name The Insilco Corp.. with its hejd- tor and will play'for the Taft squad. tor a sport It seems mure fitting lor qu alters in Me ride n. sponsors Captaining the Taft players will be that elongated, green (or jellow) squash leagues and tournaments na- Sandy Larkin of Middlebury. Also cucumber-like fruit most people use tionally and new year will send one participating will be Jon Alvarez JS a \ejjctable. team from the New Haven league and Peter Frew. ' . But squash is a sport a group ol to the national finals, hasted and The league started its new season. I local men take seriously, seriously underwritten by Insilco. Tuesday, Jan., 27 and will run enough to join a recreational league Nnw, what. madly, is squash? through until March 31.. Matches called the New Ha\en-Insilco Well, picture it as an epicurean's will, be held Tuesday evenings, with racquetball, played on the same Tali playing its home matches in type of court and with the same New Haven until, next year. basic type of point-scoring system, The post-season tournament will The New Haven-Insilco League be played! in, Westport or New will feature teams from the Haven, Downtown Racquet Club in New Haven, Taft School, two teams from Miss Dubauskas. I Yale, the New1 Haven Lawn Club, and the Quinmpiac Club in New • In'Class II Meet Haven. The teams, consisting of five Alison, Dubauskas recently com- men, will play 10 weeks this year, peted -in her' first Glass II com- 20 weeks next year. The winners pulsory meet for-lhe Connecticut will battle for the chance to go on Gymnastics School of Watertown at the expense-paid trip to the national the Gymnastics Training Center in finals, courtesy of Insilco. Simsbury. Some area players involved in the Miss Dubauskas, daughter of Mr. league include Skip Vonckx, presi- and Mrs. Kenneth' Dubauskas, dent of the Bank of Boston Connec- Westview Drive, Oakville, is the ticut; Lance Odden, Taft head- school's only Class II gymnast. master; James Smith, president of •She placed, sixth on the vault with . IF THESE GUYS LOOK EAGER it's because they are embarking on : First Federal Savings and Loan 8.85 points, scored 7.0 in the floor a -new1 adventure, something called, the New Haven-Insilico Squash 1 Jon Whitlock in action en the Association; and Paul Rodia father exercises, 7.0 on the balance beam,, League,-sponsored, by the InsiiicoC'orp. of Meriden, Kneeling are league of Watertown High School hockey and 7.65 on the parellel bare for an Director Jon, Whitlock, .left, and, Peter Frew. Standing are Jon Alvarez squash court. goaltender Mike Rodia. all-around total of 30.5. ' lei, and ..Sandy Larkin. (Waterbury-Republican-American Photos) • Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) Jan. 29, 1987 Page 19 Property of the WatertownAnd now we find that. Iroquoi s iHistoricals the Iroquois application. Society exaggerating 'the need for natural Meanwhile, I. have commission- gas in its assertion the pipeline pro- ed independent analyses of other Servicemen's Nancy Johnson's ject must, be built now, basing its. aspects, of the Iroquois plan in an watertownhistoricalsociety.orgprojections on unsound predictions- effort, to' obtain solid proof of the Corner Congressional Report and spurious connections. many faults we find with, it. A project the size, scope, and im- Sixth District Connecticut Connecticut may need an, alter- Sgt. Charles C- Lee, son of Mr. pact on the environment and. peo- Toll Free 1-800-382-0021 - nate: source of energy in the future. and Mrs. James A. 'Lee, 182 Wood- ple's lives as 'the Iroquois natural 1 (202) 225-4476 Homeowners cannot be held hos- ruff Ave.., has been decorated with gas pipeline deserves nothing less 223-8412. New Britain tage by the capricious, vagaries of 'the Army Commendation Medal, in 'than, 'the utmost in detailed scrutiny, international oil prices and cartels, West Germany. and we should 'take'action now. comparitive analysis, and public involvement. The medal is awarded to 'those in- But Iroquois" case is weak. The dividuals who demonstrate outstan- Iroquois Pipeline Unjustified ., of plans and animals. In, the end this is good for the Congressional Research Service ding achievement, or meritorious The Iroquois natural gas pipeline • Its construction could cause ir- project, and good for the people to (CRS) cast doubt on predictions service in 'the performance of their proposal was ill-conceived and reversible land erosion and send whom it is intended to bring energy. that gas demand would grow with. duties on behalf of the Army. Sgt. poorly planned from the start. Now PCBs in. the Housatonic riverbed 'th.e stole, economy (actually, 'the op- Lee is a motor transport operator there is question whether Connec- downstream.. 'Two Biology Talks • posite is true nationwide, CRS with, the 69th Transportation ticut, really needs the gas it would Residents, •many of whom, would. says); that more Connecticut homes The University of Connecticut at Companv. provide. have played unfortunate hosts to the could and probably would convert Waterbory has announced its two- So I am taming up the gas on 'the bulldozers,, bucketloaders, and pro- from 'fuel oil to natural gas for part Biology-Chemistry Lecture Federal Energy Regulatory Com- perty damage that, invariably would heating; and, that natural gas will series for the spring semester. mission (FER.C), the government • accompany such a project, were be the fuel of choice for new major The first lecture, "Physics in agency that is reviewing; the Iro- kept, in the dark for almost two users and. energy uses. Biology: Accident: or Design?" will quois application, to shelve 'the pro- months after the Iroquois applica- Many of these assumptions were, be held Thursday, Feb. 12, at 11 posal and put to rest 'the concern tion was filed—under an expedited based on the assertion natural g:a,s a.m. in Room 32 of the Science and review process, no less... shared by thousands of Connecticut will be cheaper 'than oil 'by 'the year Engineering Building. residents.. Several, other proposals to bring 2000, but, as with many of Iro- The second, lecture, "Cetaceans Our opposition is compelling. inexpensive natural gas from. quois' assertions., nobody knows for 1 of the 'North, Atlantic," will be held The pipeline's 355-mile path would Canada to New England have e- sure, CRS said. ' Thursday, April 2, at 11 a.m. in NYLON AND gouge some of Connecticut's most merged and ought to be explored, This report is valuable ammuni- Room, 23 of the building. pastoral and scenic stretches, cross and weighed, against Iroquois, yet tion, and. I. together with Con- The lectures are free and open to POLYESTER 94 different streams and waterways, comparitive review takes a back gressman John Rowland immed- the public, Call 757-1231 for farther and disrupt the natural habitats of seat to consideration of Iroquois" iately wrote FERC asking them, to information... . SEWING THREADS several rare and endangered species plan. give it, high regard, as they review

home with a, loss. Gregory sewed three goals—the Start, Watertown Tankers Riding only three goals the Indians A WATERTOWN mustered— in a 3-2 victory at the INDUSTRY SINCE 1888 Three-Meet Winning .Skein Taft School, Mays Rink, Saturday your top night. point hoops. After losing to Pomperaug and Mike Rodia made 18 saves in goal Notre Dame to drop 'their record to Watertown traveled to Naugatuck at a store . for the 3-7 Indians. a 1-2, the Watertown High School, Tuesday night, and will entertain Newtown goalie Craig, Maciolek THE boys swim team, has won its last, the Crosby Bulldogs Friday at the knocked, away 38 shots. Watertown gym. Next Wednesday, with three meets for a somewhat for- 'The Indians will entertain Bethel 1 XOKAINEi midable 4-2 mark. the Indians, will meet the Kennedy at. the Taft School, Rink Saturday The Tribe beat Crosby 47-36 at, Eagles, the only team they have night and then will travel to this sign. 'GARDENS the Crosby pool, with, Fran, Pentino beaten thus far. Ridgefield for another match-up 11359 Main St., Watertown I winning two events, and then beat Girls Basketball with Newtown. •I- ' MEANT .' . n &, Sharon/! Middletown 99-73 as Brett Hodor- The game between, Notre Dame '&SSPORT-PICTURES ski and Pentino, again, were dou- Academy and Watertown Saturday inwle- tfoa, to- stofi- InManl phoios for Pav.ports Visas ble winners. was still undecided with five EXTENDED InicmJlional Licenses and Sludenl Cards im,

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.29 30., Prompt, 13 22 23 26 • 21 2B 31 32 33 Professional Results. Buying or selling DANIEL SETTANI a home? A S S O C I A T E S Talk with Gerry Sdortino (iff Call Us At The Number Nearest You: WEMW'iflDffll.il Watertown South bury Naugatuck Bridgeport Wood bury DANIEL 274-5431 264-8665 723-4461 335-1289 266-4808 Middlebury Waterbury Danbury Cheshire 758-1788" 753-9000 ' 797-0315 271-3954 SETTANI •\ s s o <: i \ i" v. s 11.97 Main Street Watertown . • 274-5431. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown' Times (Watertown, Society, Conn.) Jan. 29, 1987 ' Page 21 OFFICE.OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL On the day of the trial, arrive ear- If you sued an individual, the man, 39 Trinity St., Hartford, ly, so you are sure to be 'there when court may order that the defendant 0161.06. Or call 566-3579. CONNECTICUwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgT LAW the trial begins. Bring all informa- ' pay so much per week, until, the full The Judicial Department publish- tion relevent to your case, including amount is paid.. If you believe the ed, the booklet. Small Claims: How witnesses, if necessary. defendant, can pay more per week, to Bring an Action, which covers You will be asked to testify, as tell the hearing officer. common questions about small will, the defendant and any witnes- Judgment in. your favor may end claims procedures. This infor- ses, You will have a chance to ques- the matter, if the defendant, pays mative booklet takes you step by By Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman tion the defendant and his or her you... If he or she doesn't pay, you. step through the small claims pro- witnesses, and he or she will have can. ask for an. execution, which is cess. It is available from 'the Judicial Small Claims Court the clerk to request withdrawal of the chance to do the same to you the legal term for attaching the Department, at 566-8219. Part Two: Your Day the action. Include the names of all and your'witnesses. defendant's property or wages to If you are being sued in small If you. have filed a lawsuit in parties and the docket number in Remember—you don't need a repay'you. claims, court., you may be interested small claims court, what should the letter. lawyer, though you and the defen- To find out how to get. an execu- in the Judicial Department's pam- you expect, and how should you As you. wait for your hearing dant may both have them. tion, ask the small claims, clerk, or phlet, Small Claims: How to De- prepare? date, though, you should be prepar-. The official who hears your trial ask the Judicial Department to send fend, also available at the number These are questions I left un- ing your case. Gather all the infor- may be a judge, or he or she may you. the brochure I mention below above. answered in my last column, where mation you will need, especially be a magistrate, an attorney ap- (Small Claims: How to Bring an And that's the law in plain written documents that support I discussed how to begin a small pointed to hear small claims mat- Action). language. claims action to pursue your right your argument. Make sure any wit- ters. To allow more small claims to to justice for a claim valued at up nesses you will use arc aware of the be heard, some courts also employ Bringing a complaint in small to $1,500. hearing date and time and have told volunteer attorneys who will act as claims, court is one way to see that Gyms Cancelled About 70,000 small claims court you they will be there. hearing officers if both' you. and justice is done if you are wronged. actions are: heard every year in Con- If, for some reason, you find you your defendant will agree. For more information, I can send The Parks and Recreation necticut, But what happens when cannot be at the hearing on the date If you win, the court will order you a copy of the Department of Department's open gym program your claim goes to trial? scheduled, you have to try to notify that the defendant pay you the Consumer Protection's helpful held Saturdays from 1 to 6 p.m. will After you have filed the small the defendant and ask for a change amount of the judgment. If you. pamphlet. How to Sue in Small be cancelled during the February claims lawsuit, you may resolve of the dale and time. You must sued a corporation, the court will Claims Court in Connecticut: A school vacation next month, recrea- joardisagreement before the hear- notify the clerk, too, by asking for order payment of the judgement in Guide for the Consumer. Write to' tion officials announced. u ing date. If this happens, write to a continuance—a new trial date. full. me, .Attorney General Joe Lieber- Those dates are Feb. 7 and 14. .1 SHOWCASE OF HOMES OPEN HOUSE - Sunday, Feb. I - 1 to 4 p.m.

OAKVILLE RANCH-$ 118,900 I« Nina Scotia Hill Rd.-follow signs fnim interseclinn Rl. 6 and 63. ENJOY—The wann security of this clean, well kepi 3 hod mi. home Aniiijuc hneirs dreaimi jnsuered! CI79O hand poured brick 10 nn colon ul WATERTOWN 1 cm tiring large kite hen w/plenty of cabinets, din. rm.. spacious liv. lejtures wudt lioinr Iboairds. L enter tt.huuiiine\ vuth $ working frpls . bjnJ cuil nn.. lull baths. I car giira.ee., maintenancc-frcc cxlcri»r. all situated i mm lies strap hinges: icrnnntt nurhlc sills jnd in credible Jiiniunl ul privjc) Quiet, in-town location. Convenient to everything. This 3 no a Itjvciy Itii. within close proximity in Rtc. R. in MBR jnd Mud) Huue enunlr) kil uJhnnedhi:iinis Jnd bright eating airea. fotJiriii. ranch with hardwood floors & plastered walls,, tiled KinquL'l wed DR. " L" shupeil LR w Ihtiiittascs: Ijiiiily room jnd Isl llnor eat-in kitchen and family room is cent-sationally priced at hdmi J Ixlnns iipsiamrs. silling n»iin: 2 5 halhs: Ifrwit and.liail stjirs. Loc»ital in j line jrcj ail large mum.*. Cllnse In Rl K ind K4 S3 II "J1.rWlO $ 1.28,000'. MLS ROOTS WLLMM R4I/EIS NORMAN LTD. REAL ESTATE 2744786 REAL ESTATE; l - i I ii I •*. 1st-1 to 4 p.m. \ I in . '.'• i . . • v iking Distance lit Tan (©) RlEAILWWOflLO DANIEL

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IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!! .ARE YOU LOOKING for .ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID IN .ADVANCE. TILEREGROUT & repair. New something to' brighten: your pro- 1,2. AUTOS installation & remodeling 'Tuesday noon is the deadline for classified advertising. spects for 1,987? Earn $ 150 to $250 available, Call, 274-9089 any time. Rales: $2.50 minimum charge for tie first 12 words;,, plus'' a week, part-time, sales. Call 1975 CHEVY NOVA. AC, PS, PB. Good condition. $900' or best TREE WORK. Reasonable rates. 274-4888 between 9 and noon or $.45 per .line for each additional line beyond the minimum offer. 274-3666... (approx. four words, per line). In addition, to Town. Times,, Call Dave at 274-4042. 3:30 to 6 p.m. all classifieds; are carried, in. the Water-Oak Shoppers' SECONDARY WORKERS • for Guide at no additional charge. ' 2. FOR SALE manufacturing co. in Woodbury. 1,5. AUTO PARTS' Milling, drill press & light bench CARDINAL.. CRAFT "SHOP., work. Exp. preferred,,' but "not INSULATED PICK-UP CAP, Country crafts' for all ages. Open 6-f.L Fleetside, $1:00. 274-8576, 1. SERVICES OFFERED THOMAS MICHAUD, CPA, ' necessary. Apply in person bet- Individual and, small business tax Wed. through'Sun,.,, 10-5. Rt. 63, • ween 8:30 & 3, Mon.-FrL, at Duda East Morris. 567-5823,, Closed ' • EMIL'S JEWELERS- returns prepared. 756-2383. & Goodwin. Inc., 90Washington • 16. LOST & FOUND Mon. & Tues. • . 709 Main St.. Rd.,-Woodbury. Watertown HOME REPAIRS, remodeling, FOUND: Black, long-haired cat . RECONDITIONED VACUUM- Expert watch repairing. additions. For free estimate call Bill SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA with white paws and chest in cleaners for sale. 574-7781. Conn. Guaranteed workmansh ip. Clock, 2,74-2859. help wanted for Watertown Public Guernsey town Rd. area. Call Sew & Vac, .. ' •Schools. Earn ,$4.50 per hour. For 274-6849. MARANATHA ' HARDWOOD FLOORS? Don't info call 2,74-3195. . CHIMNEYSWEEPS • cover them, sand and refinish. Sen- TAKE OVER'2% ACRES. No •• 17., LOOKING FOR A HOME down, ',$59 monthly,. Road, fron- Chimneys cleaned professionally. sible rates. Call Custom Floors, ; CLERK-TYPIST. Knowledge of tage, close by mountains, lakes, Quick, clean, efficient service. 274-9556. .. computer, aptitude with figures, NEEDS A GOOD HOME, male parks. No restrictions. • Owner 729-0160 or 573-1255. • ; varied,'duties'. Call 792-6668. black & grey tiger cat, about 3 VACUUM CLEANERS repaired. financing.. 813-43,3-5498. years, old!. Lovable... Call 274-5263 I WILL DO' your WALLPAPER- All makes. 574-7781. Conn. Sew .'•• BOOKSTORE looking for mature after 3:30 p.m. ING and exterior and interior pain- & Vac, AM'W'AY HOME CARE ' pro- individual to work, part-time from, ting, Excellent references. Call Bob ducts. For more' information or a, '-,3 to 5:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Call FREE TO' GOOD' HOME. Please Perkins, .274-2990, SEWING •'MACHINES repaired. catalog call Mike, 274-7648. ' 274-7112 or' 274-0294. help find a warm. loving home for All! makes. 574-7781.'Conn, Sew me. 1 am, a, very- lovable & affec- PAINTING: Int.-ext. painting. & Vac. SEWING MACHINE desk, BABYSITTER NEEDED in my tionate white & black cat. The good Free estimates, Quality work... Ex- cabinet, $50. 274-3666. home on Oak Dr.. Win., from, 3 to people who have fed, me since I was cellent references. • All work IF YOU WANT beautiful custom- 6 p.m. weekdays. Transportation dropped off can't keep me, and it's guaranteed. Ray Lawlor. 274-2283 made draperies or slip covers with SNOW BLOWER,, Craftsman, & references required. Call after 6 soooo cooold outside. I need a or 274-2225. '. your fabric or any kind of altera- electric start, 22"',, self-propelled. p.m 274-7264'! " ' ' home. Please call! 274-2953,. tions,,, please call 879-0040. '5"h,.,p. Oneyr. old. ,274-8359after HOMEOWNERS .5 p.m. EYELET MACHINE operator. 23. NOVENAS • . General 'home, repairs & im- INCOME TAX RETURNS pro- Exp. preferred. Full! time, paid provements. .Mainly carpentry. In- fessionally prepared, by an accoun- APARTMENT-SIZE gas stove. benefits '& overtime. Call $50. 573-8616. A PRAYER TO THE HOLY terior or exterior, No job too small. tant. Accounting-services for small ' 274-5575. SPIRIT. Holy Spirit, you made me Prompt service at reasonable'tales. • businesses. Reasonable rates. Call see everything and showed me the THE FABRIC BARN, Remnants. • Qua, lily wo rk mans h ip. F ree . Jean Palombo. 2,74-1486 evenings , MORNINGS, ^.TO-12:30. in our way Jo reach my ideal. You who trims & more.- Open Wed. .through e,st ima tcs, • Fu 1 l,y" i n su red. and weekends. . shipping dept. Apply in person. gave me-the wrong that is done to Sun 10-5.-Rt.-63. East Morris. References available, Call William ' Geo.'M. Kah'n Co.. 38 Echo'Lake me and You. who .are in all! in- ' 567-582.3., Closed Mon. & Tucs. : M. Cooke, 263-5400. C & V PAINT SERVICE. In- •.Rd..Wtn,. 274-6708. •' stances of my life with me, I in this terior & exterior, residential... &. 'TOWN' OF" .VjfATERTOWN is short dialogue want to thank you MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT com'hYe re iai:" Exc refsi 'Call' KITCHEN BOOTH,-:L-shapcd.-: •for "every'lhirig' antl' confirm' once" seeking'an individual to serve on'a for children's parties and shows, 274-2200 or 274-4465.., •80x48 w table. 60x30 -w/chairs,,. more that I ••never want to be volunteer basis as Municipal Agent Call Mr. .Miracle. 2.74-'6115. Tan Naugahyde, yellow trim. .separated from, you no matter how for the elderly. Position requires a A-PERFECTION appl iance Reduced to $100.. or best offer. great the material-desire may be. I commitment of a minimum .of ten APPLIANCE .REPAIRS.Wash- repair. Washers,. dryers, 274-0096. .. .. want to be with you and my' loved -ers. dryers, electric ••stoves & refrigerators,, dishwashers,,,, air con- hours per week!- Applicant must be ones . in your perpetual •• glory. refrigerators. Call .274-6319. ditioners, stoves. Call 274-3670, LIFT, CHAI.R./.RECLINER, a. resident- of Watertown or. Amen. $1,300 new. reduced to $750. Oak v i He." Fo r fu rt her i n to rniat ion Wheelchair, new. $350 or best of- contact Mr. Donald Stcpanek at Thank, you for'your love towards LIGHT TRUCKING. Attics & HOUSECLEANING for homes. • me and my loved ones. Persons garages cleaned. Trash removal, apartments, offices, Dependable, fer.' 274-0096. ."''"-' 274-5411. Ext. 255 before February 13, 1986. must say this prayer three-con- fiim. & appliances, etc.. Call Bob. hard-working, Free ..estimates, secutive days, without asking your SEARS 15 GAL. humidifier, one 274-5625" or 274-4889. reasonable prices. Discounts for • • - 5,. ••FOR; RENT wish. After the third day. wish will year old. $65. 2,74-8497. senior citizens. Call 274-6415 after be granted no matter how difficult • SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. 4 p.m. FLORIDA 'HOME;.RENTALS. it may be. Then promise to'publish Herb Shaw Sanitation Service, the FOUR POSTED HITCHCOCK, • a va i lab le • J a n., *" Feb, & M a re h., this dialogue as soon as this favor s e r v i c e p r o fe s s i o n a. 1... Call SHARKEY'S PAINTING. SER- twin-size bed w/Seeley mattress & Completely furnished. $300/wee'k. is granted." M.F. ' '- ' - 'box, spring, firm. Exc, Cond. $275,.,,, 274-8228.. any time. . VICE. Prompt response. Reliable.' Located in southern Orlando.. 274-6032 evenings. • "insured. Call anytime. 753-5811. minutes, from-,Disney World, Call TYPING 274-0368' or 274-75,55,. " • •„ 27. HOME IMPROVEMENT WORD PROCESSING DOG GROOMING. Reasonable • POLYURETHANE, $19.49 .per gallon, semi or high gloss. The- : 'Resumes, letters, term papers... rates. Late afternoon & evening ap- SMALL OFFICE offering. 500' sq. SHEETROCK JACKS," scaf- Rental Center. Inc.. 274-8821. •• man use r i p Is. ma i I i rig' I is ts,, pointments, Call 274-7154... ft. Pri. lavatory, off-street parking.' folding, ladders, jacks, sprayers. repetitive letters, tapes transcribed. Uti Is. inc.' $500 mo. ,2,74-25 II. '; Rental Center Inc.; 274-8821.. Notary Public. '• Wood bury WINTERS-HERE!! Get that in-" ''GREEN, SECTIONAL sleeper ' sofa, .$250. 274-1369. Secretarial Services. 263-2279. .. side tile work done. Call ,274-6657' BARBADOS, one bdrm.,,, ocean- GENERATORS,, pumps., air com- pressors, heaters, hammers, tools. after 5 p.m Ask for Sonny. 1 front villa,, with pool. Reasonable. PICK-UP FOR HIRE. Attics,' TWO GOLD QUEEN ANN Brochure available. - K. " Kelley. Rental Center Inc. •274-8821, chairs, $300: Colonial sofa & chair garages, yards cleaned. Reasonable' ED. MICHAUD ' y "~. '(203) 756-1460, or write P.O. Box rates. Call Robert.,-274-6517. '. Painting. & Paperhangirig & two end 'table's, $200. Call 212, Waterbury. Ct. 06720. : FLOOR" SANDERS, .edgers, Clark Michaud, Contractor 274-6847,., strippers,; polishers, vacuums. INCOME TAX. PREPARATION .. 274-8379. •' . - • OFFICE SPACE (low traffic). ,3 shampooers, Rental- .Center Inc. ; SEVEN-FT. SLATE pool table in •. and 'O'ther acounting services.' : mis. approx. 450 ,sq,.. 'ft.- Private 2M-8821. - .. CERTIFIED NAIL.technicial;.wiil Stephen'M. Mubarek, CPA. . • exc. cond., -w/accessories, Call • •lav. $600 mo: -274-3323.' • '.. •". do artificial • nails in • home. All; • '' 274-8374 274-7455. ' " "' ' ." '. CHAIN SAWS, brush' chippers, kinds- plus regular & hot . oil . BAG SALE! BAG SALE! 'Once,'' COMPLETELY FURNISHED^ log splitters,,, trailers. Rental Center •manicures. 274-5327.' Ask' for Inc. 274-8821..,- E&R SNOWPLOWING - Marie. again - a, food bag, full of'nexi-to- • two-rm..'apartment.Twomos. sec.- 274-6545 - new items here: over '60 days for $5, & reft. 513-8616. " ' ; FREE ESTIMATES-' LEGAL. NOTICES TEXTURED " -CEILINGS' starting Feb. 1..A real, give-away! Treasures, "if" Togs-Consignment- , •• 9. WANTED TO BUY ": sprayed. Reasonable' rates. Call " '•"• Stale of Connecticut PLUMBING. Dependable service. ••Bob,. 274-95,35. •Shop (next to " Hardware), Call 274-2333'." Please leave Bethlehem. 266-5729, • Tues,..-Fri. • •ANTIQUES, CLOCKS,, pbckeT Court of Probate message. watches & farts,, •••Call 274-1932 District of Watertown 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE in' 10-5, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 9-1.. Helen'•. : after-5 p.m. Ask for Phil Dunn Sr, Jan',.,. 22, .1987 ' ' " alterations & custom-made clothes, Medurst. . ' ' HOUSECLANING with a. per- NOTICE-'TO CREDITORS men's & women's. Call, Martha, 3. HELP WANTED-.,.. Estate of CRAIG R-; SZANTYR sonal, touch, I'll clean .your home • 274-60:32 evenings.- ' ' M. LAWN & GARDEN •'" as if it were my own. 274-0074. The Hon., Carey R. Geghan, Judge, • DO .YOU HAVE Christmas bills • •ONLY 7 WEEKS until Spring, of the Court of Probate, District of DON'T MONKEY AROUND on' • to pay? Earn, extra money the fan, *•' Watertown at a hearing held, on, Jan., CHAIN SAWS SHARPENED, ••Valentine's Day. Send your 1987! Great lawns '" start, with $2.50-$3 (off). Al."s Sharpening. i way. Sell Avon,. Call 274-5232,. • .'; LAWN GUYS. 274-0608.. 22, 1987' ordered that all claims, Sweetheart a, gift he/she will, always must be presented to the fiduciary 274-2361 after II a.m. ' '' 'Programs Ending /•' ' remember. Cupid the Gorilla'will • on or before April 29, 1987 or be deliver to your sweetheart in, • the 'CONRAD'S MOWER REPAIR,. "*• The five-week winter season of ' barred as by law provided. • INCOME TAXES PREPARED Watertown 'area your choice of a, .Parks, and Recreation Programs will Fast, quality service on, all brands Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Individual & business tax returns, red carnation with balloons or-a. end Saturday, Feb. 7, •the recreation, • of,snow blowers, rotary and riding financial statements & other ac- The fiduciary is: chocolate 'heart' with Balloons. •office announced recently. mowers. 20 yrs. exp. Used, mowers counting services at reasonable Patricia Ann Sza'ntyr Make your reservations, early, Call, The spring programs' will start. & riders for sale. Free estimates. rates. Joachim (Jack) Stammer, Pick-up & deliver)'. 274-9497. • 85 Litchfield Rd. now,,, 2,74-5863, ' ' ' • Feb.-17... ' •• . , CPA. 283-6041. 'Watertown, Ct. 06795 ,.

it, Property of the Watertown Historical Society Town Times (Watertowm, Conn.) Jan. 29, 1987 Page 23 a,m. to 4:45 p.m. dally .except TAX NOTICE State, of Connecticut ColbynSawyer* College in. New 'Lon- Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays. TOWN OF WATEKTOWN Court, of Probate don,,,' N.H. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgDated at Walertown, Connec- 'The second installment of Real District of Watertown Estate Taxes becomes due and ticut, this 3rd day of January, 1,987. Jan. 22, 1987' payable January 1, 1987. The tax- Nancy I, Carnright HAPPY TO HEAR NOTICE TO' CREDITORS payers of 'the Town, of Walenown are Tax, Collector' ' Estate of VINCENT f. Keep your troubles to yourself— hereby notified, that a tax. of 45.34 Watertown, Connecticut, NOW OPEN MULLIGAN half your listeners don't care and. on the taxable estates of 'the Town TT 1-8-87' The Hon., Carey R. Geghan, Judge, ihe other is happy to hear "em. of Watertawn lying within the tax- NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION FOR LUNCH of the Court of Probate, District of $ ation district, as established by the Monday - Friday OF Watertown, at a hearing: held on Jan. AGAIN AND' AGAIN General Assembly of the State of LIQUOR BAZAR, INC. 22, I9'87 ordered, that all claims Accomplish merits are the final re- 11:30 to 2:30 Connecticut is hereby laid, and. said Notice is hereby given that LI- must be presented to the fiduciary sult of mistakes that have been cor- Your Host-Bobby D<£gostino \ tax. is due and. payable in. said QUOR BAZAR,, INC., a Connec- on, or before April 29, 19.87 or be rected again and again. " 227 Whitewood Rd.,[Wtby." installment, ticut corporation having its office barred as by law provided. (formerly White Oak Tawrn).754-0b22! The above bills can be paid at the and principal place of business in Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Town Hall, 37' DeForest Street, the Town of Watertown, has been The fiduciary is: Watertown, or by mail. Checks dissolved by Resolution of its Barbara "A. Martin should be made payable to Tax. Col- Directors, and Shareholder, adopted 36 Deacon Circle MAINTENANCE lector, Town of Watertown, P.O. on January 22, 1987, and that a Southington, Ct. Box 224, Watertown, Connecticut, Certificate to that effect was duly Inside position for full, time person who will fake pride 06795. The office will be open from filed in the Office of the Secretary in, maintaining standards of appearance for a world 9:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. daily except of the State on or about January 23, class horse training facility. Good starting salary plus Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays, 1987. fPERSONALS^ •" Any portion of this 'tax remain- All Creditors, if any are warned .100% company paid benefits. . ^ ing unpaid after February. 1, 1987 to present their claims to Attorney Catherine R. Long, daughter of will be delinquent and subject to in- Walter R. Griffin, Griffin & Grif- Mr... and Mrs. David. J. Long, NOT- ' Call George Herzner terest, at the rate of One and. One-• fin, P.C., First Federal Plaza, P.O. thfield. Road, has been named to 'the Half Percent (M%) for each, month, Box 2184, Waterbury, Connecticut 1986 fall semester Dean's "List, at at 203-567-5322. from, the due date, with the 06722-2184, on or before May 22, minimum interest fee being, $2..'00, 1.987. as per public act No. 73-4-94 of the In accordance with Connecticut State Legislature. SALES OBDER TAKER Statutes, Section 33-379(d), any FULL TIME—OpcniQB available im- claim not filed, within said time mediately. Requires extensive telephone SECRETARY PERSONNEL We seek a dynamic, organized, individual to provide secretarial THE SUPPLEMENTAL' shall, be barred. contact, mechanical comprehension, and iaccuraic verbal and written communication •• support: lor 'personnel department with a""stafi of four, Prefer two MOTOR VEHICLE Dated at Waterbury, Connec- skills. Previous order taking experience by years experience, type 50' wpm, excellent communications skills, TAX LIST OF 1985 ticut, this 23 day of January, 1987. telephone is. desirable., Flrase camlacl the ability to deal with, public. Excellent, benefit, package. Apply .or All persons pursuant to Section. LIQUOR BAZAR, INC. Personnel Department al 758-8272 for .an. t •send resume to: • 12-71B of the General Statutes of By: WALTER R. GRIFFIN, interview appionlment. Connecticut who had registered a Its Attorney Personnel Department motor vehicle between October 2, TT 1-29-87 1.985, and August 1986', in the Town PIC DESIGN 'LEGAL NOTICE Benson Road AMERICAN RED CROSS of Watertown are hereby notified Farmington, CT 06032 A copy of the Federal Revenue Middlebury, CT 06762, 209 Farmington Ave. that a, 'tax of 45.34 mills on the EOE M/F EOE M/F dollar on said motor vehicle, laid Sharing Use Report: for the Fiscal on. the Grand List of October 1, Year ending • June 30, 1986 is 1985, will become due and payable available for inspection in the Town January 1, 1987. 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* * 1 * i ** ^ v J ftge 2-B TowPropertyn Times (Walertowo,, Conn. of) Jan the, 29, 1987 "Watertown Historical Society Have you cornered hmuramee^watertownhistoricalsociety.org meeds? Beautifiilly manicured naiht Thefiidshrngmueh Your wedding is less than three: weeks tact your, insurance agent or company. away. All your wedding gifts, including representative and choose: a homeowner for the bride on her special day aad^ qftBtwards . the silver tea sex from Aunt .Martha, are insurance: policy best suited to your per- neatly stacked in your mother's guest sona] needs, You can insure your prop- This year's bride will find a return 10 bedroom, while contractors put the fin- erty against many different kinds of los- more traditional, feminine styles: Not i ishing touches on your new home. ses, including fire, theft, windstorm or only will gowns be adorned with lots of i Before you sail away on your honey- hail and vandalism or malicious .mischief. lace and tiny seed pearls, hair will be , moon, the Insurance Information In- Apartment dwellers need tenants in- longer and fuller. Nails, however, will be j stitute suggests that you contact an insur- surance for their personal belongings and shorter, oval and polished in go-with-\ ance agent or company representative their liability to others. The landlord's everything pastels and neutrals. and inquire about a wedding presents insurance does not include this type of "Bndes will be particularly pleased floater. coverage. with ihe subtile shades being shown for 'This type of floater is designed to The I.I.I, also suggests that newly wed spring of I9B7,"" says Linda Harris, direc- cover wedding presents, on an ""all risk" couples make an inventory of all house- tor of product development for L'Oreal basis, wherever they arc, during the per- hold furnishings and personal belongings, Cosmetic Division, manufacturers of' iod before and after, but not longer than An inventory will help you to establish Colour RidiL Nail Enamel. 90 days after the wedding, the value of your belongings and how- "L'Oreal\ spring "87 color slory will Premiums for a wedding presents float- much insurance you need. It will also be classic, crisp, soft and fresh colors., er may cost: as little as 55 cents per $100 help you to settle an insurance claim, neuiral and pastel pinks, lilacs and for the first $10,000, and only' slightly quickly and efficiently, if a loss should mauves, that will lake a bride from her more if it includes the risk of breakage of occur. wedding day through ihe end of her china, glass, marble, earthenware, furni- For a copy of "Home Insurance Ba- honeymoon "" ture or other fragile articles, sics," "Tenants Insurance Basics™ and Expert advice .As. sooo as you. return from your1 honey- "Taking Inventory,"* call the I.I.l.'s toll- moon, and get settled, don't forget to con- free insurance hotline: 800-221-4954. L'Oreal experts offer the following tips to help brides gel through their wedding day and honeymoon looking great: • Treal yourself to a manicure and pedicure the Jay before the wedding. It's an inexpensive way lo have hands, feet and legs nuvsaged and H helps, reduce tension. • Nails polished in neutral colors wnn'i dciraLi from you, your wedding gown or honeymoon trousseau. • Don't use your nails as a tool when opening gift;, arriving at ihe lasl minuie. In ihe e\cilemeni, try lo remember lo use a pair of scissors or letter opener, or lei ihe groom hdp. • Don "I forge I lo pack a small repair lit to lake along on your honeymoon, li. should contain an emery board, polish I remover and cotton balls, nail glue, pol- ish, base and top coals. MAILS, THIS YEAR'S HOTTEST FASHION »«•*•»•* i-y, will be -hurt, oiul anil. for spring of "87, polished in neutrals ant) pas>lrls. • Every two lo three days, put aside • 15-30 minuies 10 lake care of your hands- where needed, and apply an enlra com of Soak ihem in warm waier for about 10 • To avoid hand*, .ind cuticles Urjinji a clear lop coal. minutes, dry well and, 10 keep your man- nui from MIII and exposure in wjicr. nus- icure looking great, louch-up polish • If you breaL a nail, simply reinovL safc in nii

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1 Another option which is becoming in And, Jon't forget the wedding parl}! Tradition is bad in style From Men creasinglj popular is a double slrand of Gifts of cultured pearl jewelry make last- dclswhn's Wedding March to while cultured pearls which makes a strong ing remembrances — and tokens of affec- roses film> veils to regal trains toda>'s tion and appreciation — which bride and fashion statement while al the same time *eddinDs are carefull) orchestrated for groom can bestow upon their allendants: came)ing an unmistakable aura of opu ma I affairs in which uen detail is im When choosing cultured pearls,1 portanl lence An additional nole of elegante and re whether for the bride, the groom or I he With this sort of emphasis on opulence bridal pjrt), it is iinponunt 10 keep skin •ind elegante a lusirous necklace ofcul fincment can be achieved h\ wearing cul lured pearl earrings particularly if ihe tolor in mind. Dark skin is comple- tured peark is the classic jewel for lo mented rnosi effeclnel> by cultured da> s bride a* 11 has. beer ior generations bride plans lo wear her hair swept back from her face so that her ears w ill be \ is peirls which are cream colored; pink cul- tured pc.irls are most attractive with light Long telebrdled as (he bride s1 jewel ible skin colors mlturcd pearls ire linked with lose good Ind depending on sleeve shape a cull lured pearl bracelet ma> be the ideal jew Whatever st>lcs of cultured pearl jew- fortune and happiness Their pure nalu elrj to complement beautifully groomed el rv are chosen, experts advise shoppers ral beaui> and deep inner glow raffed hands In fail cultured pearl earrings In purchase the vcr> best cultured pearls and iniensifS the beauit ol the bride bracelet or necklace would make an ideal the\ can afford When selecting a slrand of cultured wedding gift from the groom to his bride There are five kej characteristics lo pearls the length of the strand should In return a cultured pearl lie tack — consider Lustre, color, surface perfec- lomplemenl the neckline of the gomn wiih matching tufflinls perhaps fpeifeel tion size and roundness Therefore while (he cultured pearl choler if the groom s lunedo boasls the sartorial However, as il is luslre. above M, has- been the traditional faionte a longer splendor of Trench cults") — would be an which gives a cultured pearl ils character slrand such as princess malinee or operj excellent nay for the bride lo show her and allure, it may be wiser lo select length may be more appropriate love lor her husband lo be smaller tultured pearls wilh good lustre in prefeience to larger ones which may lack it To judge lustre, pay particular atten- tion to the cultured pearl's shadow area, which is where lustre — as opposed to mere suriace shine — is- most readily ap- parent. The more luminous the cultured pearl is, the higher its quality. On the day of davs, everything shnuld be perfect: imitations just won't do Which is undoubtedK why, for all these years, selective brides have been choos- from ing cultured peari jewelry to enhance their radiance

HERE COMES THE BRIDE wearing a classic double strand necklace of lustrous cultured pcaris. It reflects her radiance on that special dav. Cultured pearis from POT the CuJtured Peart Association. Wedding dres* and head piece b) Ada Alhana^iou. Advice to bride's family on... LUCK Money matters in wedding planning II s traditional in the Unned Slates for settle on specific enpens.es in alliance the parents of the bride lo coier the rather than to JUSI spin the cost of the A Handmade'-Picnic Basket or a. Lovely emlire toil ot a eoople s wedding But whole wedding down the middle diinrdinglofirn/t [magazine this situa For instance the groom s family Vase would please- any Bride-to-Be. lion is changing might agree lo coier the flowers ihe mu For ihe first lime there s a definite sit and ihe liquor The\ would ihen dis A Dried Flower/Arrangement a Beautiful trend toward ihe i/inran, of wedding en cuss ihe general budgtt for these iiemi Piece of Pottery, a . Decorative. Handmade perisis lajsBnA i The gainin s |jnnl> »ilh ihe touple and haie the bills sent JS well JS Ihe bride jndl groom ihem (Jireclh to theni Lamp, or choose .from, our large variety of selics jreukingon A thunt of the finan This eliminates ihe need lor mono iial responsibilnh changing hands or lor further tailing Handout Lampshades for. a Treasured Wedding One reason for this m&\ be changing about IOSIS beiwetn ijmiliLs altitudes toward ihe nature of mamay: An jlternalne idea would be for otii. Gift to Compliment the New Couple's Decor. In this era of Iibtrjimn j bride s parenis. liimil> lo pa) lor the terernony (flouirs are no longer tonsidead to be marking thurth renial limousines) the oihir in Depot Square Mall, Watertown off" iheir daughier Rjiher ihe wedding pick up ihc retcplion ub Eath fiaimiH is seen JS Ihe joining of luo ptople and thin has tompliMc jurisdiction mcr iheir MoiL-Sat. 10-5:30, Than, till 8 274-9400 l»n lamihes uiih L>er>nnc loninhuiing pan oflhi LilLbratiun lo the fesinnies There are man) possible jrrjngcmcnis A seiond reason is IranHt eiontiinit and I he options should be distussed Thit tost ofj formal Bidding thtse days npcnl> and ejrllj in the engaetinent so jLLording to A 1984 Bruit i Ruder Pro an agrLuble plan tan bt uorked uui tile Siuth runs on aierjgt ariiund It s also iniportani to rcincmhcr SJ\S | Starting your life together S6 009 (It un go as high as S10 SIS 000 Bmln i ihji it s still ihe prtayatHL nl in Mirne urbpini jrtjs I DhiL bnilt s lanniiK to dLiluiL an olkr ol Raihcr than tui bid on thur idea ot help if ihey v ish II this hjpptn-, ihc You want everything; perfect— the ptrletl telehrjilion nun> Liiupks groom s bniilj tan ttltbralt ihc mar 4nd iheir families are inslmid finJmj. nt» ruge in anolhtr wa\ suth as hnsiinj. ihc .Right down to your appliances. ' • »a\s lo inieLl the enptnses rthLJirsal dinner or ih row in i. an engage Espetiallj where ihi. briJe jnd groom mtni pjn\ Let us help you get started in the right direction. jre on their own and earning monej InndinlalH Ihe idej ol sharing uid themiekes (mcreasinglv tonimon as ihc ding expenses is not rcjllj a new one In We have all the latest-.Brand' Name Appliances. average age for marriage goes up I it onl\ mjn> tounlnts the prattite has bten makes lense [or (hem lo pilch in Inlluucd lor centuries For insianct in The JLIUJI dividing up ol tht tosls tan Spain lathers ol the bride and1 gronni be done in several mjvs An tasii Utilul trjdilionall) issue (ht invitations and *A method that Britlt i retommends is to hosi the wedding together. %ifi 'e-ds ^%,Vhc

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"iPJit; hclo \ for i-ACjier^ linens or an. sp;».iil items Bat Mitzvahs Attunipaniiiiji mirrurs njiljhk v-nh the kuer thesis add a nmtiKr oi deto Plea.se call for Brida! rjtiTU ofssihililici In jn entrance '\i\ VN VTTRAC FI\L MJDIIIUN lu JIH ruuis, or mlraim. u>. liu- fo\tr i< ne^ or e\trvda\ mail .mil 'rtshening up before leaving the house nit'i^aac* on top. and I*L1OM ihere i>> aniplp SJMCI lo conuul und safrh -lorf ^mt< i jnd for smaller residences a mirror is blankets and sneaters Lane ttdar thesis arc a\uilablo in mer 100 si\lcs and m a 505 Frost Road J1» I\S helpful in i.realms the illusion ot \arii't\ of Hoods and fini-lif's, ranpiif; from ttmnln j»nt lo lraililion.il < lirm more spate most appealing for [hose in Crossbow Plaza • tramped qjirtcrs This JieM is espetijlK nice rtevt lo a home Vmh i Hide ranjt. ot st^ks Iroin Ljne i nt.Vi dkhe Collet lion ot cedar sleep sotj disguised as an end table and tounlrv to tr.idilional to Lontt.mpor.ir\ Waterbury, 756-4211 used to store blankets or piiltvis Perteu thesis v^js designed spei_ifi(.alK touppi.il the options (or use are nun to urban duelLrs ",ho richer have enough lor a siuJio ipartmenl or in a dt.ii that For .1 hriKhurc on asaihbk tedjr doset spjte Thi. LJLHC is .' small icdjr doubles as a _uest rtmni thesis stnd "iU tents lo tlu Lane Com ihest that L in sen..1 as a night siand r-nJ Lane ted ir thesis ire jtirjttne and pain Dupt \\\bb '\lta\isu \A24SP table or jLLen! pieie. lunuiorwl aaJilions to .in, room in JII\ • Your wedding day is one of the Your diamond soUurine... most important days of your life. The shape of things to come? Through the eyes of a professional photographer, these precious For ccntiiricN mun has alteoiptedl to ounce, and Ml points to a carat), ojfor predict personality through tea leaves. (1 he amount by which a diamond deviates moments can be captured for a asiriiliiEJca.!! charts., and even bin nips on from the •whiles1!, possible.. or truly color- i he head. No*, here's. ;.i new I wist — in less)., and ciiiray (determined by taking, lifetime. 'I invite you to visit my order 10 reveal whet her a person is creu- into account the number, size, place- t i ve. a jig ressi \ e. se n:s i 1 i ve. ea n h -ho 11 mdl ment, color and nature of any internal studio and share the ideas I have or dreamy — look al his or her favorile "inclusions™ or external surface irregu- diamond shape... round, ova I. pear, inar- larities). for photographing your special day. quise ur eineraid! cut. How' much should you plan to spend"? Over the yean, veteran jewelry ap- 1 Jewelers of America recommends .a iwu praiser Saul Speri) has developed a ""per- 'months' salary guideline that will not ad-": son a I i ty p n ill le"" 1»!" i nd i v i d iisilis se I ec I i ng versely affect your budget but reflects a diamond engage men l rings by ohscrving reasonable al Iowa nee tor a better quality a direct correlation heiviven the shape of diamond solitaire. After all. unlike cars. the dia 11 nindi desired and the person's stereos, furs and VCRs, this is a onc-lime cha racier. purchase that lasts a Iiretime...and be- The credibility nil"Mr. Speiro's. observa- comes a. family heirloom! tions is based on psychological precepts. It is i.important, therefore, to make con I] runs Dr. Frederick Koenig. professor your diamond purchase based on cut. til'sociology at Tulane University. "There clarity, carat weight and color. is a solid raiktnale behind Sperw's obser- Because every dia.111.ond. has its own vations. When u persnn selects a particu- characteristics., and no two stones are ex- lar geometric shape, that person gives actly alike. JA recommends that you con- 413 Main Street, Oakville,- Ct. . ' expression to an inner impulse... it is a sult with, a local diamond ex perl, your revelation of the inner self.™ neighborhood jeweler whom you know Now. have some fun. wilh the "Dia- and trust. He ur she will guide you. based • Storybook Wedding Albums mond Shape Profile:" on your likes and, dislikes. U> the best • If you like the Ajiiw/.v/ui/icbcsl. hus- value for your money. • Love Story Slide Presentations band, children and, home life are terribly A diamond engagement ring is sym- iinporianl. Yo0"re coment,. dependable bolic of your love and lifelong coin- and relate easily 10 others. You eagerly niiimenl lo one another. For free infor- • Creative Photography for All Occasions . anticipate all the coin forts and joys of mation about buy inc. a diamond,, write to: marriage and inoiherhimj. Even if you Jewelers of America. Inc.. Dept. MNSB. Tues.-Fri. 11-5 work, a career is not your uppermost 1271 Avenue of the Americas. New York. concern. NY KX120. Saturday 10-3 Evenings by Appointment • The security of home and family (suggested by the round portion) are also very meaningful to someone who selects the Petir diape. But'you're eager to 111.eel new people and embark on new experi- ences (indicated by the tapered end). You're ambitious, want to keep up with your peers and urge your mate to do like- wise. • Does the Omlsiiupe diamond .appeal to you? Chances are you love to innovate and are fully in your element when Be your best you" re be i ng creal i ve... You're organized, but not inflexible, ind have a. unique sense1 of your own :yle. You dare to be different, but are "far out." 'The oval personality is a. look your best. blend of the round, square/emerald and marquise. • Someone who prefers the Marquise sliupe is outgoing, impulsive, sometimes temperamental, sexy and known to he "a char m e r"' (d e p i c t e d by.. t w o I a p e re d end's.).. You thrive on new challenges and your panner must do the same to keep up wilh vi>u. Your energies need the out lei ol a ca- reer and you're compel lei! to achieve your potential. You savor excitement and don." 1 like lobe "cooped up" at home. \ • A bii conservative^ disciplined andl organized, describes someone who favors 1 he orderly, angular Stpiure of eiiifntlil stuifw. Often your mind wins out over your heart. You think things over clearly before making decisions. You also have Kadie & good executive and. leadership capabili- ties. Diamond shape,, or cut. is just one of . Styles • Perms • Colors the all-important "FourC's™ that should Cuts Dawri be considered when buying a diamond... Complete Nail"Care advises Jewelers of America (JA). the na- - Women • Children tional trade organization dedicated to Men , —haircutters-^ consumer information and education. Diamond values are also based on 453 Main Street. Watertown. CT » 274-1878 carat weight (there are 142 carats to an Property of the Watertown Historical Society 'Page 6-B Town. Times (Watertown.watertownhistoricalsociety.org, Conn,.) Jan, 29, 19:87' Experts qffkr down-to-earth advice on His and hers cookware When shopping for a wedding or finish .has twice the abuse resistance of shower gift, throw out your dated notions othej nonstick .surfaces and, by protect- how to dead with wedding day mishaps that gifts of cook ware and appliances, are ing ihe cook ware inside and out!! make;. of interest only to the bride! 'The groom cleanups, a breeze.. ~ Your wedding is a few wee Is selling up Is a llasl resort lurn to back- cairr\ on may 'be one of an. increasing number of 2. Consider the weight of the cook- and, naturall), jou're dreaming of a per- ups • 4 bridesmaid it about to I eel ®\cr ll men who have acquired a talent forpre - fect, »orrj-free rib) Bui U"s irue of wed- ware. is it too. light to be comfortably A talented cousin might be jour pinch could be stage tnigih!, a skipped breakfasl paring gourmet cuisine. held! by a man? It is import am to aKo dings as of anjlhing eke The best laid hit photographer Send ushers lo the deli or just loo muth excitement Be sure lo Today's two-career couple will share remember that the heavier the gauge of plans often go jw rj baker) and liquor slore for missing items include ever) iiiendan! in your wedding many household routines, including the aluminum... the more evenly it will "tun- If \ou're (he victim of a nn-i>ho» of [Don'i wait loo long') rehearsal and practice walking down the preparation of their meals. Whether or duct heat. ganist or a retard heal waie, \iill jou • iflu spill nd HUH on your rfrtit aisle, what lo do ai ihc altar 1 not the bride and groom are gourmet Even heating will help prevent hot knou how lo cope" Brtde't magazmt has E\er\thmg imaginable can go wrong Encourage R &. R lime for everjonc chefs, there is lillle evidence to suggest spots and the scorching of food... these lips tor handling comirnon wed- with cloihes — zippers siiii wrinkles thi weel btfort, including plemv of that either will enjoy cleaning up. ding da> Lrises appear, leiK tear, buttons tall off 3. Try to imagine a man's hand hold- p sleep anj exercise Plan >our rehearsal Here are some lips in selecting his and • 7"'n /rfii'fnijrii/j/irr i\ nonhere to hi 4sk >our salon ouner beforehand of dinner as an earl) evening — or hold il hers cookware for today's liberated ing a pot by ihe handle. Is the handle fi'idfti Or ihe utdding cake doci come aha! fabric jnur dress is miade and for Iwo nights ahead 4sk >our maid of couple. wide enough, sturdy enough, or nut de- bul in sajs Bon Vnjage Aunt Cbire signed with him in mind? Is ihe shape tips on how lo repair H in an emergency honor lo carry smelling jails, aspirin ad 1.. Consider clealiability. Does the pan Tht florist has d'roppid otl six crenier- Then, pad. a jusi-in case" kn with nee- hesive bandages, tissues and length of the handle balanced to sup- pietes )ou ordered 12 have a nonstick, surface"? Is it going to port the weight: of the pot? dle and thread spot TLmover, glue safety • It'spourwi; nun Or, il s sunn) loo lose' its designer appearance after a few Fnreslail these mishaps b\ gelling pins, lapL, a iraicl steamer In a pinth iunnj and the heal threalens lo will uses? 4. Think carefully about style and cienthing in uriling \ reliable tonlaci 1 moie flowers lo hidu ihe spot or tear flowers and jou II s essential to have a Select a brand with easy care features color choices,.. Did the bride or groom, should speeih dclner> dale and hour • Tin he if man fhrytts ihc rw<> Oir, it backup location for jnvihing planned have a fully furnished home prior to their and intluJe soch details as dass color*. such as ihe Wear-Ever Ulterior™ Plus [•tls Muck on hii tmger Or, it falls off (he outdoors with its long I a si ing- new Si livers I one* marriage? Irnsiing flavors liquor amounts ring bearer s cushion and rolls out of Trtiu should aKo be prepared to Dress Proude all Jclncr> ptoplle uuh a map Supra finish on both interior and exterior Does the new couple want to add to an sighl Generally tht. best man should ai ihe Ltiurth or nearb) Delia} the cere- surfaces... existing cookware set and have a specific and instructions tnr reaching >our home keep tin ring in his poAel not on his fin mon) Pul up signs tor a deiour mule lo or I he reception plate Confirm all sen There's no more bother if ihe bacon size, mode III or style in, mind? And. of ger thuirth in case of flooded roads Use course, don't forget to inquire whether ites ahead and again (he dav bclort ihe spatters your stock pot. or if the pasta Scturt the ring on the ring bearer s btath umbrellas to ferrj citr)unc from the groom has a cook ware "wish IJM" of nedding boils over encrusting the outside of your • pill lorn uith a ribbon — or use a fale jusl cars to church in a downpour Borrow sa uc epa n... Th i s m a rve lou s 1. i me- s av i in g his own. " On ihiL da> ilsdf ask a irirnd to gel ii) lor the eftctt II ^our ring reillj is tern small air tondilioncrs and fans to letp the Lihurch eai\\ in mate sure flowers are pnranh out of commission burrow a the wedding pjrlv tool and maleup m- being dcliured jnd the phninjirjpher is ring from an aiiendani or a partni and lacl until ihe eeremnn\

Shower her with surprises... QUAILITY YARNS NEEDLEWORK SUPPLIES FRAMING FINISHING / ASSEMBLING Bake a heart-shaped cake to honor the bride Bake an outr«jgeou\lk riith and deliiLiinius Puzzled about take for i bridal1 shower This inenngue jnd whipped treim lanlas\ looks as if it Ljnie Ironi the bisl patisserie in lown It -Bridesmaids Gifts? is how Lite quite si pi'pic lo nuke CRANBI RRV MERINGUE CAKF N iRg unites Why not give something small 2!j cups sugar 1 jjr (14 ounces) Ottan Spot and personal made by jou? Crdiibcrr) Oranpi Sauce 2 pocLaif>is (7 ounces each) flaked Suggestions at; coconut ' L cup lomfcdinners" "sugjr I11 cups (211 pinto) heat) crram, whipped I labkspiMin rum extract Lace dmlK

<-•• Prehidi o«n to 27"i0F Beat 8 egg whiles uniil slid GudujllK add sugar 1 Idblcspoon ai a lime biaiing until slilf (ol and gloss) * I irk 1I1 re 1. b inth ht'jri outlines on sheets 11I (oil PIJLI' on took lie sheels Spre iJ hall lit the niLnnyic on one ol thi IM S TIB UC TIIO N C IL A S S E S DOROTHY BECKLEV lit iris Spoon lhi. remainJir nt the mi 'T 5'QUARE: MALL, WATIERTOWN MARY LAVOI.E 1 irii,ut on tin sLiond and ihird titans in i 274-07O2 border on I hi inside iilgt ol ihe htarls Hon. - Sat. 10-5:30', Thurs. till 8: nullims Bjki (or I hour or until dr\ anj tnsp Closed Sundays Cool Mix saute and toumui FolJ hall ol lhis mitlure and tht ton let 1 loners su^ar logether Whip 1 pint treaiii and rum c\lratl togelher fold iniu tranherr) niixturt Pour into a I quart tontainer and lree?e until hard1 Whip re imaining I1 pints hiLai\ tream until still For Special Statl luo outline hearts on lop ol full ht irt using some ol the whipped trtani lo glue logethtr Sprejd remaining tream Jovui sides ol htarls Occasions When rejJij lo sent plate on a plal ter toiered iuth doil> Spoon in frozen with a. mixture Spoon remaining tranberr) to tonul mixture around opening of heart CR.VMIKRR^. Vt'HIl'I'EI) CllKVM V\D VIKIUMJt'F: culc niiik. - a Flair for Elegance Sine ai onte Males 8 lOscnings for a sliowr part). Complimentary Hoirs d'Oeuvres Full! Course Dinner Choice of: Roast Round of Beef Roast Stuffed Turkey, Cranberry Baked Boston Scirod, Lemon or Your Choice of Hot & Cold Buffet 00 Boneless Stuffed Chicken Boneless Chicken Cordon Bleu For a soft look on your Wedding Day. Prime Rib Westbury Cut Club Steaks - Butter Sauce Baked Stuffed Shrimp . $2300 Banquets Reunions & Testimonials Business Meetings Sitdown Dinners Weddings-Showers Buffets • Anniversary Parties" Cocktail Parties

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Whether walking down the aisle, or Leather provides the most comfort be- shoe buyer for Kinney Shoes, "leather Bridesmaids'" dresses are taking on a look," she says. dancing with his new bride, the groom cause of its suppleness, which allows keeps feet from getting hot because it's po- newness in. styling this season. Gone are Ib-the-floor and ""tea" lengths are: way rous and breathable." That is, it allows the romantic and traditional looks that popular and '(here's a great deal of interest moisture to evaporate, an advantage for have been, so popular the last couple of in sat in,'either in solid or muted prints. the jittery groom. years. Today's silhouettes arc more so- Soft, as in pretty pastels, is the word in When shopping for those all-important phisticated and elegant. color. wedding day shoes, it's wise to have both feet measured since one foot is often larger An "older" look is coming onto the Feminine accessories, such, as glows, than the other. scene, with the straight skirt mating an. hats and jewelry, add, lovely accents. Says impact. Ms. Gibney, "Gloves are, extremely im- Of course, accommodate the larger foot Merchandise manager Janice Gibney of portant, whether1 wrist length or to-the- since the fit of the other shoe could always the Susie's chain of stores,, which special- elbow, with fingers or without." be altered with insoles, paddings, etc.. ize in bridesmaids" dresses, attributes the Gibney also advises shoppers, to inquire Shoes are, one of the few wedding day change in style to a more mature: customer. about catalogues,. ""In our stores, we have items 'that can be worn long afterward, ei- "Women are waiting longer to get married a Gunne Sax, booklet which customers, can ther to the office, or on any special occa- which means that bridesmaids are: a little order from. This way, they have choices sion. But, like anything, shoes need older and want a more sophisticated. other than what's on the sales floor." upkeep. Here are some helpful hints from, Kin- ney Shoe Corporation bn shoe mainte-. nance: Taking disability 'into' account • Keep shoes, polished. This is 'die sin- gle most, important thing you, can, do. • Be vigilant about, heel and sole main- when planning wedding details tenance. Don't wait until heels are com- Though nowadays many public places are When a, wedding includes someone pletely worn down. prepared to aid patrons, check, for rest with a, disability — whether a groom with • Attend to stitching repairs while they room grab bars, entry ramps. low-level are, small. a broken arm. a guest with a hearing or or braille elevator control buttons. sight loss, or an older relative who uses a • Don't wear "good" shoes in, 'the rain. wheelchair — thoughtful advance plan- A wide aisle is important if the bride's • Use a shoehorn. ning can. ensure that person's full partici- father uses a wheelchair and plans to es- • Brush or wipe: shoes after each wear- pation and enjoyment,. It's a common- cort her down the aisle. A, lower cake ta- ing. place consideration now-., with disabled ble is needed if a bride or groom is • Allow shoes to air overnight before Americans numbering 35 mil lion. cutting the cake from wheelchair.height. returning them to the closet. • Store shoes with shoe trees in, them. Roundtablc discussion A travel agent can help a honey moon- Wooden shoe trees will absorb moisture, ing couple when one is disabled, by mak- but inexpensive plastic ones are: also ade- Bride's magazine, and the National ing, advance inquiries about, barrier-free quate. Easter Seal Society teamed up recently restaurants, transportation, tours. • Never store footwear near a source of lit sponsor a round table discussion of Be sensitive to individual differences. heat. accessibility at weddings,. The experts — People with disabilities react individually • Keep leather laces tied by sprinkling a clergy persons, caterers, florists.., photog- to situations. One person may love being few drops of water on the knot — it will raphers, musicians, fashion designers. photographed: another may feel uncom- hold better. travel agents — put their heads together fortable. One bride might decorate her For more information on shoe care, to come up with some tips. crutches by lacing them with ribbons; an- send $1:00 for postage and handling to • Allow extra time for clothing,, A other might prefer to stand alone when- COMFORTABLE FOOTWEAR, like these aJj-lealW styles from Kinney Shoes, can. Kinney Shoes — "Insider's Guide,,,™ De- bride should plan on six months, a, groom ever possible. make the groom'B .day 'that 'much more enjoyable. The: shoe in, foreground retails for partment M, P.O. Box, 5006', New York. or usher, three months, for altering a gar- about $30'. The other Bella for $40. NY 10150',. ment or adding special features. A, looser neckline, wider pant leg or extra room in the shoulder will enhance movement.

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The person being fitted should model the clothing as it will be worn — standing on crotches,, sitting in a wheelchair — to determine if the fit is conn fon able, the style attractive. • Plan time for rehearsing. Everyone needs lime to gel used to new places, un- Starting a. Tradition, of Fine Quality Diamonds & Jewelry usual clothing. A, bride wearing, a leg brace should practice walking in a, wed- ding dress; a blind bridesmaid will want to become familiar with, the sanctuary 637 Main Street aisle; an usher, who will be guiding a guest in a wheelchair should learn how to assist properly... • Make it possible for disabled guests l:i> participate.. Couples should inquire Watertown • •• • • • about features thai, already exist at the ocrco'ionv site, such as 'carpbttnes hw people with a hearing loss, removable pews for wheelchair sealing. 274-4300

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CALL LORRAINE FOR 1"! \PPOI\T%iLN P TO BOOK YOUK WEDDING CAKE 274-3812 How to organize the new hosl a .softball game or cocktail party in your honor. 1 ss* V^-—"x^"~ weekend-long wedding • Pick a Itoaie base — Many hotels of- fer substantial room-rate reductions for a Todaj's bride rarely marries I he boj rience that maj be teamed up with an group. Each guest will pay for hotel ne\l door As the average age of the bride annnersarv a birthday pan> or other rooms and travel expenses, but it's more increases to 27 jears so does her oppor- famiK celebration Boutique fun if everyone's staying in the .same tunity to meet her fiance through college And as a reienl VH iork Times aril or career Ii's more likelj lhat she's from place, so you could help by reserving RAM'S cle pointed out in a cover storj about this blocks of rooms. Baltimore, ht's from Tucson, and ihej t NEW SELECTION! 14k GOLD WEDDING BANDS new trend weekenu weddings can be as have friends and relatives scattered1 al all diverse and unique as the touple Asl. if the hotel will throw in a compli- and Beautiful 1,4k GOLD'GIFTS for the Wedding Party! mentary "hospitality suite,™ where your poinis in between How can jou plan a weekend wed 1 guests can snack and mingle between ac- Something original for your Trousseau- What's Ihe besl way lo celebrate ihe ding ' tivities. See if something special — a merging of these two lifestyles'* A partj • Thmk up actnines \ou II en\o\ — Going on a Cruise?'We haw: 2pc. Short Sets card and 'box of chocolates — could be lhat lasts all weekend' Would a mulual hobby prov ide a frame l- lightweight dresses • Ruffled blouses & Rayon skirts to match placed in each room. # The "long weekend wedding" encour work for the weekend' Tiour gourmet Sequiited dresses for elegant evenings. lRJ^' ages oui-of town guesls to make the (rip club could prepare a feast that caters ere • Spread the'nvrd — Bow to inform , COLONIAL PLAZA, WATERBURY and allows the bride and groom, as well alive cuisine from Fndaj evening to Sun guests of the weekend's activities? A as the guests, lime lo \isil with people daj afternoon printed card, enclosed with your invita- • L m'6'"Jhua- *Fri-1M . MOK0GKAMS. LAY-A-WAVS they rarelj see Are high school friends coming"* Stage tion, might specify the host," local ion and According lo Bride's magazine, ihe a Friday night sock hop complete with time for each event. Guests can then de- weekend wedding goes bejiond ihe tradi- rented juke box Weekend fun might in termine which activities they'd like to at- tional ceremony and reception to include tlude a soltball game (bride s team vs tend. a series, of dinners, brunches and barbe- groom s team) sailing races a kiie fit Very detailed weekend! plans? Try cues, as well as sports and sightseeing ing compel ii ion a pool partj sending a form letter. A follow-up letter FOR YOUR SPECIAL EVENT events • Let olliers help — Be cartful nol lo could update plans for activities (clothes "The focal point of these weddings is burden yourselves with loo manj respon and equipment needed), list who's eom- CELEBRATE UNDER A TENT no longer the 'wedding night,"' says sibilities The bride s brother mighl orga _i.ng, mention who needs a ride. 'The let- Barbara Tober, Editor-in Chief of Bnde 's nize a ping pong match the groom •> ter's title, "Bob and Diane's Marriage magazine "Instead il is the joining to- father get his familj together for Satur Marathon — July 21, 1987," might ap- gether of two families, an intensive expe- daj'breakfast Tiour bridesmaids mighi pear on T-shirts later. Specializing in Frainesi Colors, Perms, Highlighting ' Hairstyling for the Bride and. Groom • CHHPPAHS • Ml NEW TfflTS • QUALITY LWffi • GAZEBOS •i CANOPQS • dill AISLE BtnfNIBS .. . Ma.nicii.res and. * • DHBIBU TABLES « WJUIWHS • WDOIHG AfiCHES • LIGHTING • ma ranB • OIHIELABBAS ^ Body -Waxing # • SHIM) Sf SIHffi and STAB • ran. .STANDS • PIFEE PRQDOtTS • S PATOIS V • REITAJMS • TABUS CHMfl ATAHABLE • COOHNG ail. B.nG • C1AIES • GLASSWARE EP'HEff . •afBWAHE (Asst Color fStyles) * CMOPIS-IEilS-IflEiliLE 1 * THE FOLLOWING COLORS Black S. White • Pink & White • Yellow & White • Translucent • Solid White • Blue & White • Green & White • Red & White 1EUIBT | SETUP BUG TUB AD 'IB' DO IT AIR IN FLUX ffR (HOB > ' NOW CL, Mi, Ml. SAVE 11%, 1U0MUU leital Centers •: Stylists: Terri Bettencourt, : West Hartford of Conn Waterinuy Peggy Long Marino, Linda Izzo, Nancy 1109 Main Street 191 Park Road 2100 So. Main St. ' Dernirs Barone, and Kaihy Fellows Call 236-6108 Watertown Call 573-0453 • Jennett. Manicurist: Adele Lucas 274-9870 Property of the Watertown Historical Society

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Roma DEC .. Ant it ipa t ion. Celeb rat ion... All the mystique of a wedding, honey- moon and a new lifestyle cam suddenly become clouded by a, frenzy of arrange- ments and unprecedented demands on your time. "Careful planning and coonlinalion are key to calmly managing the multiple roles of a, bride-to-be." says Jackie Martineau. fashion coordinator for Sarah Coventry. a company wet I-known for a. variety of consumer products. Calendars or lists? CATERING FOR',ALL OCCASIONS While ihLLkhsis are helplul a pbn ning Ljllend.ir will help >nu esuhlish rcilislii dud lines she suggests Prel cruhlv uhnlule Usks no k'ngcr lihjn two hours nil a unirkdj\ or nine Sal'1-daj Usk per weekend Use the hjndj lists oltcn lound in hriJjl puMiLJiions to guide >ou in pbn nmp u>ur delaileJ linituhle Rcmcinhcr 11 gcnerjllj lakes SIR months 10 a jejr lo plan a lorm.il uej ding espLLialh nejr Lilies whin lon- u'nluin hiokmgs un nuke mom rescr ijiitins J ihullenge Treat juursclf SPECIALIZING IN B e fo r e y o u u n d e r t. a it c I. h e t i m c - WEDDINGS - BANQUETS - MEETINGS consuming tasks of deciding on. all ire for FACILITIES TO 500 PEOPLE I.he wedding party, your trousseau or fiir- niJiines for your new home, treat your- 753-4819 self. 1.122 SOUTH MAIN ST. WATERBURY "Enjoy ;i leisurely u lie moon with a 11'lend; who can help you plan the style and one or two theme colors..™ suggests Martineau, "II you've never participated in a per- sonal color analysis session., devote your Mr si planning s ess ion lo this." she ad- vises. "Knowing which colors look besi on you or in your surroundings can save you many hours of imeflee live planning, •i n d e c i s i v e s h o p p i n g a n dl e xc in a n g i n g it en is l ha l don't match." 370 Watertown Rd. Si mi ii ing choices made easy Thomaston Once you haw narrowed \our range lo a lev dozen choices, you can conl'iilctHh select siulining theme colors. At I CUM six months he lore the wcJ- WKI)1)IN<; AND KKCKITION AKKAN^KMKNTS. -ifi> for ilit» wMhi« |iari>. iling. select the slyle anil one or i.«;o key li-«[m.i.MM,"ii.li.. nrw i'Mmi'i'' Jlrt'^iraiiii:*^ — all r;ip \hr y'unpiirwti Minilw ilMMi^Jiiifiil ^P.f^iilieiii la i"»1111 r s I'o i" y i.»u r w e d d i. n g. re c e p I, i i > n,. «:K»'nlii:iiil«r"JI riilioir ailii a ik*l;iilrii plbiiiiin^; raii'ii'iiumr: ^«r\> Jhrkiip !\lsirlll.i:iiit"'JiiL fii^lliinn trousseau anil home furnishings. cuiHiiriliiiiiaiiiKiir ftumi" Saralii '(jwinlrv;,, With colors analysis, you'll find that even select ins. your shade of traditional wedding gown white will lie easier. Pure Final mi ninth white will uwke1 some htides look ira.il i- am. others washed mil. Antique while 'Thai leaws ilie Una I nu>nlh liir wriiing Tlia.it will leave the last week or so to inray have the opposite efieci. on others. i.lia.iifc-\ou notes, keeping gown-finina. send your announce men I lo newspapers, Six months hairdivsscr1. photoiiruphcr and doc I or ap- give a final cue si count to lihe caterer and pointinents, and pick ins. up ihc rings .and reconfirm all reservai ions. As viHI reserve lihe site for your ived,- inarriaiic license. \V i l Ii a r r a n g.e i n c in l, s we 11 i n h a. n d diing anil reccplion. consider which of Of course. \oi;i"1.l be cveiled lo sec llie months he lore I. he weddling, you. can now ' \oni colors \ul! look 'hestt. there grand finale of your early color coordi- relax, radian I. in your surrounding;.., and "You can create votir own atmosphere nation plans as you. nun'e your furnish- enjoy your special day. viiiill colj.iiiti.il and sUlisli lablcclotli, nap- ings in your new home. k I n s a n i!l d c c 1.1 r a 1, i ''• c a t; c c s s 11 r i e s I. hi a I c i«11 p 1 e 11 ic i it I h e c i >ll i >r s of; 11 ic i lib nl; s' ;it - tire... !iowci"s ;uiiil, food pi'cseiiMalion,/' \ii\\ M:iirtiiine;iii.. Your nc«. ilmniie Drop Off Service ""One of untir earliest I asks will be to available for small parties select a. new home." she says. The lurni- lure yum hoy and the china, tableware, Lasagna • Ziti • Meatballs and Sausage linen anil accessories you choose as h y i d a II ire e i s I ir v i t c n i1 s s!h n H.fl 1 d. he 1 h o I' - Eggplant Parmigianna • Mozzarella en carozza • iiusliilk coordinated. Cold Cut & Cheese Trays • Salads • Anti paste "Weililing gifts, as well as your own pur chases., tin at fit into a wel'l-planncd decor can save you from furnish,ings that Hi ti>k .attractive in I he More, hoi oiil-nl- CENTER DELI pbee at luiime. (Local Free Delivery on Orders over $5.00) "If. loir evaniple. you choose a ineiliuiii Woe and icy while as basic colors lor ma- 713 Main St., Wtn. (next to .Rosemary's Bakery) • 274-1788. jor furnish in as and specify blue-green or burgundy as accent colors, your friends won't shower \ou wil.Ii rust, reddish- orange, niosiard yellow or peach, linens, kitchenwarc. ami din ins: or living room accessories. "Basic shades ol your own best fashion colors -. basic, not faddish, shades that Halter your skintones --• archest, lor your key interior decorating colors." she says. DeRosa's "Surround yourself in these colors .ami. both you a,nil your home will always look terrific." Hilll llllllllllS (II I'll Furniture B^ no i»ur i ITLBUIK si^kd II II TJ I I mons IIIIL hLtii ordniLii si thi' L in bt IJJIIILSS J mid in IILd loui to si\

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Prices Martineau says. "Wrap lhem in paper coordinated Ask AJbout Our Mo-Bisk Biih. the decorations and! flowers you Order Policy plan feir I.he selling, where you will present the gifts: Either at. the brides- maids luncheon or rehearsal diinner that 274-1595 you have already planned." Page IG-BProperty Town Times (Watertown.,, Conn.of) Janthe. 2.9, 198 7Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orghddmgcahestnahe Delicate colors, ribbons, intricate 'Whether it means trying oof the new coasters on hand. ornamentation, and icing flowers and One of the easiest ways to make an wedding china at a formal dinner or hav- flourishes are the new tradition in .Amer- evening special is to give a party or a din- ing a group of friends over for a casual ican wedding cakes. This elegant "Victo- get-together, part of. the fun of being ner a special theme. It can, 'be' as simple riana™ wedding cake is a far cry from the newly married is entertaining. as "going Chinese™ by, using a wok, to first American "spice" wedding cakes The first few limes a husband and wife cook stir-fry and setting a table with chopsticks and a single colorful flower that, were heavy with dried fruits and, entertain, together at home can be stress- laced with brandy and liquor. ful, however, so the following tips can. centerpiece. help in planning the early events. Or, you, might arrange a series of re- Gone are the days when, a young woman, baked her cake before she had A newly-married couple should decide gional, dinners with other couples and, even met her groom to display her culi- which type: of party they are most com- each week, try a different cuisine at, some- nary gifts. 'Today's bride, alter she's met' fortable giving. Some hosts prefer a care- one's home. the groom, can still make her wedding folly planned setting, such as a sit-down If an elaborate dinner is planned, one dinner, while others prefer to put every- of the challenges is timing, all the ele- cake choice a personal expression. thing out and let .guests help themselves. ments to serve everything simultane- Reception focal, point Choose whatever style mates you both ously. An extra, heat, source can help, most comfortable. If one likes casual and especially one that can be used in the With the wide variety of products and one formal, try to compromise—perhaps dining room to keep a dish warm. ideas available today, she can create a offer hors d'oeuvre and dessert buffet- 'The new single unit induction cooklop cake worthy of being a focal, point of her style and serve the main course at the from, 'General Electric heats food by cre- table. ating a magnetic interaction. with any reception. "" A bride sometimes chooses a wedding Delegate responsibilities beforehand. cooking utensil made of ferrous metal. In turn, the pot or pan cooks the food. The ornament to top the cake first, then, creates The more organized a couple is about the cake or has it designed to accent, it. . who docs what, the smoother the party cooklop sorface'itself stays cool, making 'The "Victorian Charm,™ cake topper, • will go. .Also, try to arrange to alternate it an ideal "back-up™ burner when enter- shown here, is just one of the many the liming of each job so that one person taining. possibilities from Wilton Enterprises, a is on hand to see to the guests while the With time and luck, you and your other is pulling together last-niiinute de- spouse will become more synchronized leading; supplier to home and, commercial tails in the kitchen. in your hosting styles. In the beginning bakers. It is available in a. variety of col- ors — blue, ivory, lilac, pink or white — Decide which of you will tend bar, make a special try at complementing who will dear glasses and ashtrays, etc. each other's efforts so you will enjoy lo match the color scheme. Set up whatever you'll need before the your own, parties more, as well: as put Wilton's special publications are also a parly. Make sore you have plenty of ice, your guests at ease. You're bound to be good resource for other cake designs and mixers, lemon and lime wedges and admired for making a great team! decorating ideas. 'The Victoriana cake is .made using 3. ,12 and 16-inch round pans, Corinthian, pillars, cake separator plates and bells. Ckcmhig on 'the nmfor busy brides The cake, with the top layer frozen for the first wedding anniversary, serves 155 .As a new bride, you'll hardly have time ID general, an upright vac with an agi- guests. to catch your breath from wedding and tator brush-beater bar is best for wall-to- honeymoon before you begin juggling a wall carpeting, while a canister vac is Advance preparation •• whirlwind of social engagements, new recommended for cleaning bare floors responsibilities aod, of course, your job. and hard-to-reach above the floor places. For those who would like to create a But. while your busy newly wed life is flower Team, modlels (canister-upright special, wedding cake, the cake layers can crowded with work, errands and play, combination| are suited for all types of be baked up to a month ahead and frozen, din, and grime are busy. too. cleaning, from carpets and bare floors to until it's time to ice and decorate. But The 1987 Yearbook costs S3.99 and is ndge, IL 60517. It contains complete in- If you're uncomfortable with the pros- above the floor jobs like tables, la mips, plan to do the final, assembly of the tiered available at local department and dis- struct ions for baking and decorating the pect of a, less-ihan-clean new home, but drapes, windowsills, etc. Cordless,, light- cake at the reception site. count stoics, cale decorating shops, or Victorian a and many oiher wedding refuse to substitute scrubbing lime for weight vacs such as Eureka"s Quick, Up® directly from Wilton Enterprises, Woodl- cakes valuable living time, your load will be are mighty handy for cleaning surface lit- • Quick-clean the bathroom and. lightened by these cleaning tips from the ter and! dry spills from carpets, area, rugs kitchen every day. Their tile and porce- experts at the Eureka, Company. and bare floors. lain surfaces are fairly.stain-resistant if • A we 1,1-stocked, centralized cleaning • Clean a room from, top to bottom. the dirt and scum is not allowed to build 'The romantic executive bride center is the hurried housecleaner's best First, gather all the cleaning supplies up. Hint: Rinse out the tub and/or shower Tndd> s working unman is definitely The working bride uho ihetAs hir friend. Everything you need should be on you," 11, need. This will help you save extra stall immediately after using, while you, the nurriing kind Whether the dcusmn bncUjsc at the door ol j bridal salon is hand: Clean rags for dusting, all-purpose steps between cleaning closet, and exca- are still, inside. is nude at the first blush ol jdullhond iir a lartrj I rum the toed! who rcreiud her cleaners and detergents, brushes of all vation site. Then, clear the room of •It's best to leave the big jobs — like bier in life the U S Census Bureau jnd niarrugc tern fit ale with her diploma sizes, a basket to carry everything in, and messy clutter — redistributing bric-a- window washing, floor waxing and rug Department til Hejlih and Human Sen- The new e\et-ulne bride is an adull a vacuum! cleaner with a, set of attach- brac after you've cleaned. shampooing-— for a time when, you can iies Ljkuldds lhai 9*i percent iil ihe pop The nudun age For first time brides ments. Pull furniture away from, walls, turn do it all at once, with vim and vigor. If" Li I.ii uin mill cientujlh inam Lillimbed from 19 8 in 1961 In nearl> 24 • You can, make short work of accumu- back carpet edges, choose a starting you're rushed or tired.,, you might have to This means thai a loul ol sonic tears of age in 198fi %id for all brides lated dust and grit on floors, furniture, point, and simply work your way around abandon these jobs in the middle, which 2 "iOOOflO weddings will lake phic an nwrvinglhe first seuund nrnnire units walls and ceiling with the aid of a tfac- the room. Dust settles downward, so makes I he remaining din more notice- nuallv in ihc lorcsccahle fiiiun. and1 the ihis median slides up 10 27 \ejrs uu,m cleaner correctly equipped for your door frames come first and floors last. able. bride planning I he mj|iiriiv n( ihrse wed Today s bride is j winner uhn is mar home and lifestyle. dings will be working r\ing a partner nol jus I a hustumd ^LUinJing Ho Bruit i magazine and plans for a life ul friendship sharing HELPFOR • Eight) fiic pcrienl ul brides and 76 ctervthint I mm chi Urea ring to hnusc 1 TROUBLED SKIN pericnl of grminis jre cniplnjcd hold management

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Gifts of jewelry sure to please the wedding party watertownhistoricalsociety.orgPlanning a wedding — even a simple >ou a full selection of gold filled jewelr> For more information about gold filled Ten wedding gift dos and don'ts one— can be an enormous task Th;reis to consider for the wedding partj And jewelrj write to The Gold Filled Associ- 1 The bride should register onl> wi'h one store of a kind a multitude of decisions to be made b> you may run across something wonderful ation, PO Box 2137, Attelboro, MA 2 The bride should quiet!) inform a rdatne abou! some larger expensive items the betrothed couple One of the most for >our trousseau as well 02703 that she would love to ha\e important of these is the selection of gifts 3 No bride-to-be should allow the store at which she is registered to send out for members of the wedding notices to her friends and wedding guest list that she is registered there According to Associate Editor Millie 4 It is improper to open gifts at the reception Martini, Brides' magazine recommends 5 The bride should write a thank->ou note as soon as she possibly i.an but not something of a relatively permanent and on cards that saj 'Thank You" on the top fold When wives work full time, hus- personal nature that can be worn on the bands should share the task of writing thank-jou notes wedding da> "Jewelr> items are an ex- 6 Gifts from the immediate familv of either the bride or the groom should cellent choice " And, she says, "these never be returned lo a store in exchange for something else, as feelings could easil> gifts needn't be too costly They are to- be hurt bv such an aclion (The exception to this of course, is if there are duplicate kens of appreciation and affection for gifts ) close friends and family members " 7 When ctn engagement is broken or ci wedding does not lake place the gifts, The Jewelry Industry Council notes especially gifts of great value, must be returned to all senders with brief and tactful that gold filled jewelr>, also referred to notes of explanation as gold overlay, meets all these criteria. It 8 Both bride and groom give their attendants some lasting memento of the has the look and feel of fine jeweiry at a occasion While these gifts are often silver or gold, a gifi of crystal, such as mere fraction of the cost This is possible Steuben, is an excellent idea because a layer of real karat gold has 9 The wedding party gives the bride and groom some lasting memento ol the been mechanically bonded to all visible occasion, such as Steuben's Marriage Goblet, engraved with the couple's imiials surfaces of each piece With reasonable and wedding date care, it can last a lifetime 10 The groom usually gives his bride a personal gift just before the wedding NecHaces and pendants are popular The bride in turn gives something to the groom If one of the pair is far richer than gifts for bridesmaids and the maid of the other, the one with the more money should "tone down" his or her present honor A gold filled pendant accented There will be plenl) of time for lavish presents later with pearls, diamonds or colored stones is a keepsake that will be cherished for Il's hobble \ \ou piinm together. jears to come Gold filled earrings, pins Sin tng\ \ ou w c rue lofjt tlit r B\ all imww mam, if \ou git it good and bracelets are also a\ailable in a full LtxA\ \tm wiuoiittrue togi'thtr wife \t>ii II hetome happ\ If YOU get a arrav of stylish designs That make marriage ajm btui ont, \ou'lt htiomi a phtltiwpher For male members of the wedding — Stephen Sondheim — Socrates party, engravables bearing the date of the wedding are always appropriate Gold filled identification bracelets, key ring GOWNS tabs and monej clips are ideal for this PHOTOGRAPHY FROM purpose Also consider gold filled cuff- FROM links, lie tacks or collar bars S399 M5O There are even gold filled gifts for the BRIDES- >oungesl members of the weddings For the flower girl there are child si?e bangle MAIDS bracelets or birthstone rings and pen- dants The ring bearer will delight in an engraved identification bracelet just his FOR MEMBERS OF THE WEDDING — The Jev>elr> Indusln Council recommends si7e or a gold filled tie lack or collar bar, gifts of gold filled jcHeiry. For him, cufflinks bj Van Dell, childN I.D. bracelet from H like the 'big guvs' wear Binder Brothers, men's I.D. bracelet bj A & Z Haynard. kev nn» from Colibri. For After selecting *,our engagement jnd her. child's bangle bracelet b\ Le Stage, pendant with fre^hualep pearl - from wedding rings ask jour jeweler to show Prince-." Pride, earrings from Carla, swirl pin and pendant b> Tru-Kav. FREE Fiaamtt iJ GIRL ' , O0WH 9 ;(J ASK JT HOW. The "total man/ Does he really exist? Almost everyone growing up in the 'These man want to be more sensitive Men with full-time jobs spend about 1970s and beyond has been led to believe and open, but not less masculine: For 14 hours a week on housework and chiId- that real mien can do everything but have them, sharing the housework, child care ea re. while women with full-time jobs babies. A "superman." this modern male or simply the earning power, with their work 301 hours a week at home. is not only a bread winner:, but a sensitive1 spouse, no matter how cur red. in theory, Is striving tit be a "total husband" un- husband and an all-involved father, loo. feels like a loss of manhood. realistic".'1 Can an equal marriage work? But. asks a recent article in Bride "s maga- Other men plunge eagerly into the "io- Says &•«/(••(, a man hoping to fill this role zine, docs the "total husband" really ex- ta! husband" role at the start of their must overcome familiar patterns and ist? marriage, but then experience a change think like a pioneer, and he must be a -Jn 1986, 13S Brides Most men today pay lip sen"ice to the of heart after their first child is born. mature and secure person, able to share WEDDHGWOHD trusted their mast important ideal of the "total man." Of the married Suddenly, "having it all"" means simply power without led ing threatened. 27 WOODTICK ROAD Day to Wedding, World. Our men questioned in an American Council having too much to do. and the lofty egal- His wife must have these traits, loo. IT WATERBURT Quality and Low Prices show of Life Insurance poll. 75 percent prefer itarian ideal doesn't, seem worth the a woman really wants a total husband, 757-2836 you why. a marriage of shared responsibilities! in •.•price in exhaustion. •• ' '•' • ;"- ' she has to be willing to step aside and let which both spouses work and raise the 'The result is a wide gap between the him do "women's work"" in his own way. children. myth of the "total man"" and (he reality. Some women cilia inn. to wan* to share their Many men who a a* trying to be equal According to a University of Michigan rule, but then consistently find fault wirh partners in marriage, however, arc in study, women do more than twice as the way their husbands change diapers or conflict between what feels normal and " much housework, as men. This is the case do laundry. what feels right, according to a 1985 sur- even in homes in which both spouses The best time to lay the groundwork vey by USA Today claim to be pursuing an equal marriage. for an equal marriage, says the article, is hefiuv the wedding. After examining, how- each does laundry, dishes and cleaning., couples should pin down how thej will split these lasts afier marriage. Discussing the relative importance of their careers and family life will help then) determine, realistically, how they will strike a balance.

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A good-lasting wine can only enhance Like the wedding of individuals, the While you can work from 'various charts, meats. 'For example, Wbon from, France's, re- marriage of food with wine unite separate specifying certain wines for particular But keep in mind 'that some flavors fight your'wedding reception. By following spected Bouchard family, which is •poured, entities to create a stronger whole. dishes, remember to follow your own 'taste with wine. "Very sour, bitter or salty foods •these basic guidelines, and using your own in. many of this country's finest restau- And like the selection of a mate, the se- instincts. Simply avoid choosing a wine do not fit at all with wine. preferences, you're certain to add a, per- that, overpowers your food,, or a wine that, Vinegar and pungent ingredients like rants, coils about .$4:00 for the standard sonal and delicious touch to 'this special lection of the wine to match jour wedding 750-milliliter bottle. A domestic wine, In- reception meal take time and thoughlfiil- is overwhelmed by your meal. garlic, onions, curry and hot mustard tend •occasion. ness. 'The goal, of course, is to offer jour Generally, if sewing-hearty and. robust •to cancel the delightful balance of a. wine guests the most satisfying, enjoyable meal, red meat, such as steak'or roast 'beef, the and food match. Champagne adds extm sparkle •possible. accompanying wine should'probably also 'What, should, you use for the 'traditional Traditional weddings are back in fash- glasses, tradition calls for the best man to How is 'that done? A good caterer an 'be be robust. . " toast, to the bride and groom? Champagne, ion. And when your wedding includes offer the first toast to the newly weds. For enormously helpful in 'this area, In addi- or sparkling wine, is popular, 'but it, is, also Red wines; such as, French red Burgun- numerous toasts by merry-making guests a special fillip, follow 'the French nuptial tion, it's wise to keep in mind a. few basic perfectly acceptable to toast with, your red. dies, or California Cabernet Sauvignon are in. formal attire, a large reception, and an custom, of sipping from raupex de ma- guidelines,. full-flavored and full-bodied wines, and or white dinner wine. Again, choose what extended ceremony, tradition demands, riage; the 1980s version being, engraved 'The most important is: Don't be intimi- go well 'with heavier dishes. the indispensable., beverage: C ha mpagne. silver flutes which will remain mementos dated, by a barrage of tongue-twisting for- makes you most comfortable. 'With chicken, fish or shellfish, it is 'bet- Champagne from France adds zest, and oil:"the event. eign wine names or elitist debates about Glassware is another consideration, one ter to serve lighter, chilled wines, like 'the gaiety to,'the happy occasion. Whether Champagne can also, add sparkle to vintages. Consider what tastes, good to Chardpnnays, Johannisberg Rieslings or you won't have to spend, much time on. yours is a daytime or evening wedding, special days before and after the cere- you, not the so-called experts. dry Sauvignon Blames. Although traditional wine' glass shapes whether you serve a. sit-down dinner or mony. The "bubbly™ 'provides, a lovely Experiment a little with jour caterer, or Consistent rose, wines, such .as Lancers. evolved 'for different wines, 'the best is re- allow guests lo'serve themselves from, a grace note 'when served to friends, at a in your own kitchen. Pair wines with - from. 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Valentine's Day and other family add personality to plain-Jane rooms • To add a rosy glow to the •proceed- milestones. And whenever you serve Champagne. ings, choose pink Champagne to acctim- follow these simple guidelines: Chill the pany light meats, smoked fish, chicken or By US KING bottle well, for 30 minutes, iii a mixture cheese, screed on peach-colored linen. 1 of ice and water . If your rooms seem to lack that special • Opi for extra-dry Champagne — • To open, dry the buttle, reinove the "something," it is time to put today's slightly sweeter, than brut — if you. decide foil covering the cork, untwist, the wire wonderful wallpaper borders to wori. For • to serve Champagne with the piece jwm- muzzle and loosen it. all around the neck they can truly make all the difference. ((•(• (traditional wedding cake),., while keeping your ihumb firmly itn the lake the boxy, characterless room, for • For a. edit ..iratkin of symphonic pro- cork. Turn the tattle, not the cork., and example. 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Orlandn is tor jcine hnncjmooncrs who The Hyatt Regency Cerromar Beach Overnights in city enjoj luxurj uuh iheir spnns jntli rerrcj has spacious rooms with private balco- tinn ImiMiions to pbj abound through Many couples prefer to spend a nigh) nies overlooking the world's most unique nm ihe lush I 500 acres swimming pool and the ocean. in the city rather than travel: after fhc There is more JJIA Nickljus-dcsigned A sister hotel,, the Hyatt Dorado Beach, fatigue and excitement of a weddine or golf I ha n an>« here in ihi world II (en is, two miles away with its own private a fiini've rs a ry cdebrail ion. nh courts in a inunlrv club selling, fne- beach fainting the Atlantic and two swim- Fairmont Hotels specialize in romantic lorni su miming pool uiih waterfalls jnd ming pools. ovcrnujhts for honeymoons or anniversa- Jacuzzis jogging biking IMIIS sailing on Originally a playground for the Rocke- ries wiih deluxe accommodations, cham- a 21-iicrt Idle, hcalih ilub, and a nature fellers, this resort offers, small clusters of pagne on arrival. and room-service, full 1 »jll through an Audubon present breakfasts-in-bed next morning. deluxe accommodations with private pat- In spring '87 jn equestrian center The Fairmont Hotel in New Orleans is ios or balconies. Com pi i m e n t a ry sh u 11 le se rv ice con - opens wiih 58 stalls, an indoor show ring the model on which Art her Ha i ley based nee Is the hotels." and guests have use of •ind riding irjiK throughout the report his novel. Hotel, and the Fairmont in San dining and recreation facilities at both. The Spirit of Romance" package is Francisco is seen, in the television 'ver- There are four Robert. Trent Jones golf S585. wiih three nighis'four dajs suite sion. courses... 21 tennis courts, miles of bicycle aicornniiidalions champagne on arrival. Rates vary with the city: In San Fran- paths, a fitness center, two casinos, nu- brcdkMjsl in bedl on morning of choice NEW ADDITIONS for this winter season to the spee lac nil r 8110-million Myall cisco. SI77: in Dallas. S170: in Denver. merous restaurants; plus a. supper club and man* sports jnd recrealinn facilities Eepencj Grand 'Cypress resort hotel include more Jack Ni eld nut golf than any nil nature walk, a helipad for Incise, 51.50; and! in New Orleans. S150 — all in- with show and dancing., and a disco. Fur resenations tall 800-228 9000 other place in the world, an Audubon center cluding taxes and gratuities except for Each hole I has an all-inclusive hooey- who fk their mvm eopters,, and. more. baggage handling. Suites, are available, of moon package with rates variable depen- New destination course, as well as extra nights if desired!.. ding on time of year and length of \lj) On Grand Cayman Island, in the Brit- Jack Nicklaus-desiyied golf course, fit- honeymoon packages The first provides For reservations, call any .Fairmont Hotel From late April through mid-December flowers and ehampjgne on arrival and a toll free 800-527-4727. ish We'll indies Ihe newest H>atl Regencj ness trail, two hard-surface tennis courts, these hotels, are exceptional values. 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