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A Tew* id' Watcrtown Weekly is. efimary 24,1950 New School Audiometer Tests Hearing Bethlehem Hi story Local Branch Of F act-Finding Suggests Colorful Comm. On Education Organizing Last' Friday evening "a local Names For High ways branch of the Governor's Fact- By FAIJI. JOHNSON • . Public Invited To Finding Com mission on Educa- Committee appointed to recom- tion was started. The' Commission mend nam.es for Bethlehem .high- has already" fostered the organi- ways 'has released a list of thirty zation of school-community suggested titles, for Bethlehem groups in M* Connecticut towns roads, many of whom, retain, the SO' that citizens may obtain a 1 names of the original settlers or Charter Committee greater 'understanding of their descriptive titles of long standing, local, education systems and their , ... Suggested names are Main, 'The Charter Committee will requirements. street, Morris road. Watertown hold its meetings in public, F. M. The*group appointed to serve road, '.East street. Devil's Back- bone .of Magnolia Hill 'Road, West this week, as preparations were forming objectives until Its mem- Road, Wood Creek .'Road, Guild's being 'made: for the postponed bership was enlarged to Include a. Hollow .Road, Camel Hill road. open meeting of the Committee broad representation, of Interests. Wood's Edge road, Dark Entry, on Monday night, February 27, at Meanwhile more' ' cltiaens are Still Hill road,' Paddy Hollow 8 p. m. .at. Town Hall. _ being' requested to. join the local road, .Arch Bridge road, Crane Mr. RelntiO'ld described the Commission A meeting' has been INTENSE CX>NCENTEATION marks this hearing test for Gay Hollow road. Judge Lane, Todd Charter Committee as being a vo- | callel d for Friday, February 24 at Jackson, as Bliss Margaret Burns manipulate* the dials of a port- Hill road. Double Hill road, Iffun- Unitary - ggroup - of representative | 8 j». m. in the Red. 'Cross* offle a able audiometer. If Mb, the purchase of' fbls new machine, all, pub- ger Lane, Bellamy .Lane, 'Has- clttaens who feel, that the: rapid at which, time officers will be lic schoolchildren may now be tested for hearing weakness each san Road, Cabbage Lane,' Hard growth In population in, the town, elected .anil, fact-finding project* year. "Hie. student being tested listens through die earphone* and Hill' road, Lake road, Town. Line makes a change In the form of on the education, system 'Will be- reports to the school nurse whether or not" be can 'hear the bUMing road, Monnewaug or .. Paradise town government necessary. discussed and 'Outlined. noises which are flashed at varying frequencies. Those with weak Valley road,. Toucty Road, Capt. Meetings 'will be held In public, Some of the towns which have hearing am unable to detect sounds audible to children of average Hayes road, Burritt Hill road he stated, In order to promote a Fict-Flnding groups functioning hearing ability. Waiting their tarn: ta the above photo are, .left to ara.d Flanders 'road. - wide interest In, the subject include: Beacon Falls, Bristol, Qo- right, Judith McKee, Sandra Wilson and Carol Darn. Interesting stories 'pertain to. "The first step will he to de- shen, Darien, Kent, Lyme, Corn- many of the selected titles. Paddy cide which of the several forms wait Morris, Prospect,' South- Hollow road, for example, achi- of government the group believes buryy, Bethlehe West Hartford, eves its title from, the fame of Is 'best .suited to the Weds of Wa- Milford, Newtown, Seymour, Wa- an. 'early resident, Paddy Havi- tertown/' said Mr. Reinhold. ter bury, Walcott and Woodbury. Many Items Aid Lively Debates eon, who carried a barrel of 'flour "After that It will 'Start 'to draw to his home there from Minor's up a, charter In order that there store, removing the weight from may 'be a full discussion. of the Feature Four Hours Long Meeting his shoulders 'but once in the sev- Ideas and details that should be Concert Association Manay y Itemes s and Lively Debates eral mile walk. Reports of the Included, in such a document. .As. Thirteen items, some of whichi h feat contain the. report, that, 25 the 'weak, .progresses, further, were spiritedly debated, stretched or .30' citizens 'accompanied him. steps will be taken to keep 'the To wn Revaluation the Oakville Hre District annual on the journey to insure actual public interested and Informed. Names New Of Ficers meeting' from S p. m.. to ihe filling of the wager, the. 'barrel "One thing !•- clear, there can. Arthur D. Stein was elected stroke of midnight on. Monday :n of flour constituting the "award. be no change In the form of the president of the Community Con- Causes little Ado' ihe South .School assembly hall. Paddy met an untimely end, some town government until the legJe- cert Association .at. the group"''* 'The session got off to » lively '(Continued" on Page Five) , lature grants the 'town, a charter annual meeting 'Tuesday night. He :itart, after electing -Joseph Kur- I and such a charter will. Include .succeeds Harold Ashworth. Other Among Taxpayers aitis moderator .and. Mrs. Ernest a clause to the 'effect that It can- new officers who were elected, to The expected rush Of taxpay- Ifathon clerk, when Mrs. Mathon not 'become effective unless the eerve for the coming year are: a» to the three Saturday • ses- read \, report to the audience of School Board Takes voters, vote: in favor of It at a Mre. John Ferguson,, vice-presi- sions of the Board of Tax Review over 16 voters... The report, was. regular' or special election. Such dent; John Atwood, secretary .and did not materialize. Last Saturday announced as. having the approval an election would be held tone treasurer. eaw the end of Its public sessions jf 'the'' Advisory Board whose time in the last half of 1961, af- Four new members of the 'board and the Board reported that of nembers are Mrs. Mathon, Bart. Action To Improve ter legislature has: adjourned, so of directors were also elected, at the 4,807 taxpayers whose pro- Oocco, Steve Jam sky and Norman there" is ample time for the citi- the Tuesday meeting.. They are perties had been revalued, ony Nichols. This Board was elected zens' of the town to' become well 'Mrs. 'George Mattson, Richard, forty appeared, for Interviews in. April IMS to observe the act- Education System Informed on the subject." Ely, Jr., Carl Leas .and 'Charles 'with, eight of then, merely seek- ivities of the Fire District Com- The Board of Education made Shonsi Arectors who continue: on ing, information. Mrs. Margaret mitted and .Water Board officials. two progressive moves at Its. the"~bmrd are Harold. .Ashworth, Barry, Board member, described Advisory Board Criticizes meeting on... Monday evening." Lester 'Atwood., Samuel Spauld- the reaction to the revaluation The report was. highly critical The first dealt, 'with possible Ciarb Will Box Ing,* Mrs. Wlntfarop Spencer,. Mrs. which had riased "the: Grand List of the methods of.. officials smd improvement of the 'library*.! A D. Bowman, Carl Richmond, 'to more than, .23. millions as very recommennded that the Advisory collection of books, following a At Snot Smoker Sumner Libby, Miss Ruth. Bkll- mild. Board be established as a perma- report, by the State'library Bu- Tommy Ciarlo, Connecticut's ton, Mrs. William 'Starr, Mrs. E. Board members 'believed that nent body with voting powers In, reau which was read, by Superin- welterweight, champ, will, appear ,J£. ElsenwlnUr, John Carley, Mrs. their toad was lightened by the he departments of the Water tendent 'Gordon C. Swift. 'The re- in an 'exhibition 'boat at the Oak- .Robert. B. Appleyard, Mrs. John. fact that 400' persons appeared Board and the Fire District Com- port. Indicated that the library 'vllie Troop 2; Smoker to 'be: held Addlngton, Mr. Stein, Mrs. Fer- during the one week of public mittee. should have 1800' 'basic volumes. 'Friday night, March 10; at South guson and Mr. Atwood. hearings 'held by Clemlnahaw Bart Bares. District Committee It has; now about 2,000. School Bobby Sasso will also ap- Company representatives Immedi- chairman, 'was in favor of the 'The Board authorized - the pear on the card, along 'With, two ately following the completion of report and pointed to the failure Superintendent to obtain costs of other fighters. Three additional the revaluation work. jf calling for public bids for wat- investigating' the present' collec- bouts 'Will be staged 'by' members OakriDe PTA MOTW No appeals for court action er line construction- tion and., raising it to the mini- of Troop 2. The Oakville troop were filled with, the Board. Cliff Latimer of the Water mum standard. 'The Superinten- hopes to' raise' enough funds from Though aa taxpayers their hold- Board challenged the recommen- dent also .explained the need, for the smoker to send two. 'Scouts to' Meeting Date ing relieved the greatest Increa- dation of giving voter privileges a qualified teacher-librarian, to' the National Jamboree In Valley ses under revaluation, none of the to the Advisory Board. He ar- .guide students in the use' of the .Forge, Pa. this summer for the To avoid conflict with, 'the eve- factories sent representatives to gued that such innovation re- library. 'week of June SO 'to July 6. ning concert being sponsored by complain about, or appeal, their quired, a change in the District's 'The second move to advance The program 'Friday night will the Community Concerts Associa- new assessments. charter- He .stated, "'Any taxpayer the 'education system was. the also feature Miss Gita Malanga lion on. (MarcM h •6 in ththe Tft The members of the review- has the right to examine the authorization for hiring a remedV at. the piano, .and. a local five- School, 'the Oakville Parent board, Robert At wood, chairman Water Board's procedure." lal reading teacher, 'beginning piece orchestra. Scouts are plan- Teachers .Association's executive Mrs. Margaret Barry and. Michael Following a discussion of the (Continued on Page 8) __ ning 'Other entertainments, in- 'board on Monday decided to' post- Castagna, were of the opinion contents and location of the cluding the showing of a 'movie, pone the regular' monthly meet- that then 'will be little change - (Continued on Page W "Trail, 'to Citizenship" Refresh- ing of' the P. T. A. until. 'March. 13. In the new Grand List as the re- ments will 'be served during the Highlighting the ..P. T. As sult of any Increase* or de- Duo-Pianists Play evening. March 13th meetlng«jrtll be an Northwestern Birds entertainment program staged by - Richard Neaser, Mew England The: smoker will be open to. the general public, and lad tea are cor- the teachers, of the Oakvttle, representative of the appraisal 'Tike A Wide Detour schools In, the South School audi- firm, was present at the Satur- A flock of evening grosbeaks, In Concert Series dially 'Invited, to' attend.. Tickets are being' .sold by Scouts of 'Troop torium. ' day sessions and, discussed " the natives, of the .Rocky Mountain A two-piano concert by the It "-was also 'voted to have the more complicated cases. He re- area of British Columbia, have brilliant Teltschlk brothers: will association' share with 'the Bald-' marked after the final, hearing somehow been .sidetracked .in close the 1M0-6O Community Con- win P. T. A and the Watertown - that this "Board, was the 'finest. their annual trip to the south, .and cert season on. Monday night Bystonder B Teachers Association the: expens- I've worked, with. 'The members are now staying, apparently con- March 6, at the Taft School. Audi- es Incurred during the last. Na- took the criticisms seriously and, tented at the home of" Mrs. F. torium... Subscribers are reminded WMfe'Watddiif Sfaers of this event so that they will One of the first known casual- tional Education Week 'When a conscientiously went out into the H. Peterson on. Cutler Street. As ties at. the Watertown Ski Hill campaign wa» put on to have fteld"to""reexamino ththe • propertieti s ! a rule" these, colorful birds never not schedule engagements or meeting!''for that night. was Mrs. 'Roger Ttllson, a wpee- parents visit 'the schools of complainants." venture east of Ohio on their mi *, 'who slipped, and broke her 'Board memfcew dlsemasi grations. About the stse of star- .Alfred, .and. Herbert 'Teltschik, tator lings,; they have bright 'yellow who travel around the country •

Pige Two TOWN TB1E8 February 24* 1950 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSchool, New Ha?ea; Admiral tar Ac*jttay, «ipr UtMs" J Comings And Goings Taft To Send Three vent of Ike Sacred Heart, ton; Pofnfret Bcbtol, and Th»/ Robert aM Antoinette FUon of Several, teach em si South and ' Kirk Klntfear, «OB of Mr. an,4, Rectory 6cb«*, .VMafttfj BpSKr Milldale, Cdton.. are spending the Baldwin are out-of-town for the Mrs. N. !D. Klatwr. Middlebury Repraentafires To croft School, .and; Low-Heywood " school vacation with their .grand- week of school vacation,. Among Road, returned hotna on Saturday School, Stamford; The Bottom, parent*, Mr. and Mrs, Anthony those reported away ace: Mr. and after being' * patient at the W«- .School. 'Weatport, . Charvech, Clyde Street. Mrs. Stunner Lib bey In the 'White 'terbuzy hospital for two weeks. 'Qther schools are: Kent School, Mountain*; Miss Rosemary Kane* SEB Confer ence Kent; Hotchklpa School, .add! Indi- Local girls who attended the in Wew York City; Mr. and Mrs.". ' Mr." and • Him, H. J. French of Milton, Mams;., Feb. XI — Seven an Mountain School, Lakeville; .Mid-Winter Dance at Taft School Francis Flynn In Englewood, N. New -York, City., ware 'weekend Connecticut educators will, take The Foramn Schools, Litchfleld; last -weekend were Maryann. dea- J.; .Mrs. Orlando Salvatore 'with guests of Mr. and. -Mrs., Samuel an active part In the 24th annual Westover School, Middlebury; ry, 'Carol Lawson, Ellen Morgan, her family In Wadley, 'Georgia; Spaulding of Nova Scotia Hill two-day conference of the Secon- Canterbury School, New Hfflford; Jane Peters, Mary Ann Rienter, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Whitman in Road,. dary .Education Board, February Salisbury School, .Salisbury; Ursula Rlchter, Susan Shons, North Adams and Hancock, 24 and 25 at the Hotel Staticr, .South Kent School, .South, Kent; JMass.; .and Mrs, Michael Murphy Washington, D. C. The general The Gunnery School, .and Rum-' Phyllis Starry and Elizabeth S 1-C HaroldC. Stewart spent West brook. in New York City. theme of the conference' is "Edu- Hall, Washington. a recent 10-day furlough with his cation for International .Under- Whether it be day or night, parents, Mr. and Mr3. Clyde Stew- stand Ing." It is expected that Carl Woodward of Nova Scotia Oakville mailmen, Broney Chris- art of Short, street, when his ship, neajy one thousand administra- Hill left Sunday on a four-week tian and Gordon Reyher take the U. S. S. Carry, p*ut In at New- tors and, teachers representing business trip to 'Seattle, Portland, moving around on their feet In port, R- I. the three hundred member Realty Ti San Francisco, Los Angeles and stride. Saturday evening they took schools of this national organiza- Helen Cfaaponis sold land, on. Houston. their wives dancing at the Brook- Mr. anl Mrs. Harold Ashwoith, tion of Independent schools will Woodland Avenue to Adela Per- lyn Athletic Club's annual dinner- Tucker and, Joan Ashworth made attend the 'Conference., nerewski. Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Stein, Jr., dance In Waterbury. -a trip to New York recently, Edgar N. San ford, Westover American. Envelopment Co. sold of .Devon, Pa.,, and their three hoping to Break the Bank on the School, Middlebury, will speak, to land at Lake Wlnnemaug Estates children, David, Susan and Jef- Mr. and Mrs. John. Olson of NBC program of tbati name. the 'Secondary School Science to Frederick .Sweeney of Water- frey spent last, weekend with Mr. Main. Street, left last week for Since none of the Ashworth9. Meeting- on "The Role of the Sci- bury. • Stein's parents on Woodbury several weeks of vacationing in however, were named Henry, ence Department in .Seat. Educa- Loumie Carpenter sold 'land Road. Sunday guests at the Stein Florida. were over six, " feet tall, were tion Friday afternoon, February' and improvements on, Mt. Vemon home were Dr. Warren Platt, Jr., jockeys or mounted policemen, 24. .Mrs:., Roswell H. Rudd, the Ave. to Thee lore Beetle. a n, d Miss Peggy Cullens of Mrs. Ray Leonard of Cutler St. they could, not qualify as contest- Hotc'hkiss and Salisbury .Schools,, Laura Gague of Cleremont, N. S p ri n g f ie 1 d, Mass. has been, spending the week with ant* for the program, that night. Lakeville, will apeak on. Spelling H., sold land .and. Improvements her sister, Mrs. Gertrude 'Young, Undiscouraged, Mrs. Ashworth is Materials in. a Remedies! Read- on Riverside St. to John We'll. Mrs. Robert McXnight left on in Stamford, Conn. going down next, month to try ing Program in. the section meet- Frederick Beers sold land on. Monday for Hendersonville, ,N... C. again. ing on Rented leal Reading Satur- Wheeler .St.. to. Leonard .and Ruth after staying1 for a month, at the William Greenwoor, Jr., of Had- day afternoon. Kenneth C. Par- Hlavna. home of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. ley St. observed his birthday on 'Mrs. William Busi and. daugh- ker, The 'Taft, School, and 'mem- Maria, Pistelli sold land on Tar- Plume. .February 90. ter, Andrea, of Shelter Hill Road ber of the S.E.B. Public 'Rela- bell Ave. to Ernest Pistelli. tions Committee, Is in. charge of 'Victor Bellerleve sold, land .and The ninth birthday of George are" spending a few days this Miss Marion Hunt left, last week 'With relatives in Plymouth, conference pu blic i ty. improvements on. Greenwood .St.. Daddona was celebrated Tues- week for Naples, Fla., where she Attending the conference from to. Loumie Carpenter. day nilght with a surprise party will visit Mrs. Warren F. Kay- Mass. the Taft School will be John F. Irving Gordon .Ibid land on at the lioHie of his parents, Mr. nor of Waterbury for two weeks. Georgia Pan Halt Is, daughter of Morse, Director of Admissions, Rockland Ave. to Rocco and and Mrs. Salvatore Daddona of Charles B. Weld, head, of the Eng- Jane Palomba. Van Or man street. Mr. and Mm. 'George Panilaitis. 1 Mr. H. H. Heminway had as Riverside street, was a year old lish Department .and past secre- Catherine Zap pone .sold land his guests, for the weekend Mrs. on Feb. IT. tary of the S.E.B. for twelve on Ball. Farm Rd to Frank .and Mrs. George Martin of San Ragnar Hvoslef of Montreal, and years, and Kenneth C. Parker. Mary Lerz. Francisco, who is staying with, her two children, Eric and, Nina. Dr. Henry H. Welles, Headmas- her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mrs. Hvoslef is the former Elsie Mm F. 8. Woods of St. Johns- ter of the New Canaan, Country and Mrs. Rodney 'Chase, has 'been Hyde. bury, Vt., U 'visiting her son and Bay School, 'will speak at the pa- in Dedham, Mass., visiting an- daughter-iln-law, Mr. and Mrs. nel :m e e t, 1 n. g for Elementaly other daughter, Mrs. John Har- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maisto of Foster G. Woods of Scott avenue. Schools, Saturday morning, Feb- wood, and Mr. Harwood. .Riverside Street, took, part in the ruary 25. wedding of Mr. Maisto's brother, Miss Ann Ailyn, a student nurse Walter A Davis, Jr., The Green- Mrs. and Mrs. Charles A, Good- William Maisto, to Miss Edith P. at Waterbury hospital, is enjoy- wich Country Day School, Green- speed of Hartford were guests on Benson, at St.. Margaret's Church. ing a. week/s vacation at .her wich, will present the annual re- BULOVA Sunday of Mr. Goodspeed's sister Waterbury, last, .Saturday 'morn- home on Hamilton, Lane. port of the S.E.B. Mathematics and. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ing. Mr. Maisto escorted the bride examiners at the section meeting A me ri ta"s Harold Ashworth. The Good- to the altar, and, Mrs. Maisto Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Shaw on Mathematics. John R. Webs- speeds have just returned from was her attendant. The bride is of Sunnyside avenue celebrated ter, also of Greenwich Country driving Mrs. C. A. Good-speed, Sr., a native of Cumbernauld, Scot- their- golden, wedding anniversary Day School, is a member of the Greatest to Coca, Florida. land. on, Tuesday, February 21. noininating. c0 m m 1 ttee. Carl P. Swinnerton, Pomfret • Watch Value!- Mr. and Mrs, Louis Jannetty of Mr. and Mrs.. John Hayward Sandy Kaynor. a student at School, Pomfret, is chairman of Manilla. Street are entertaining and son. John, Jr., of Cherry Ave. Columbia. Law School, and Bill the Secondary .School Science Mrs. Jannetty's aunt, Mrs. Allie left last week to visit Mrs. Hay- Kaynor, a student, at Harvard Meeting, Friday afternoon, Feb- Pratt of Baldwin, L, I. ward's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law, have been, recent, visitors ruary 24. Thomas Lawrence in Los Ange- at, the home of their brother and Connecticut schools belonging Mrs. J. Paul, Whitehead and les,, Calif. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- to the Secondary ^Education her two children. Jay .and Lynne, ard Kaynor of Prospect Street. Board are: Miss Porter's School, are visiting' this week with Mrs. Watertown High School facul- Farmington; Oxford School, and White he ad's parents, Mr. and. ty 'members who are spending the Mrs. Arthur 'Reed is confined Watkinson School, Hartford,: Mrs. H. W. Ehrlen of Pittsburgh, week at home Include Miss Bar- to her home on Dickerman Hooreland Hill School, New Brit- Pa. bara Barnes, Woallaston, Mass.. Street with chicken pox. ain; 'The Ethel Walker School, Grandon Todd, Attleboro. Mass and Westminster School, Sims- Mrs. James Christie and her Francis Hayes, Whitman, Mass Mrs. Mabel Hannon and her bury; The Choate School, Wal- two sons, Gibbie and Jimmie, of Miss Louise Johnson, Greenfield, daughter. Miss Sally Hannon. llngford; The Taft School, Water- Hamilton Avenue left Monday to Mass., Miss Elaine Roy, Berlin, drove to Manchester, N. It. last town; The Junior School.. and join, her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. N. H... and. Miss Ann Draper, weekend, where the latter is Kings wood Academy, West Hart- Robert, Vaill, in Ormond Beach, Bristol, Conn. This the the first spending her vacation, week ;is ford; Loomlfl School, Windsor; Fla. vacation, for 1950 in, the eight the guest of Miss Anne Jame- Avon Old, Farms, Avon; Unquo, weeks school system.:: son. Mrs. Hannon, who returned wa, Bridgeport,; The Cheshire Mr. and Mrs. Walter Geldard i,o Watertown on Sunday, had .1 Academy, Cheshire; Cherry Lawn have moved into the former Ho!- John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fili- chance to watch some of the ex- School, Darien; Fair fie Id Country brook home on, Woodbury Road. bert Vitone, Fairview Ave., and tensive press preparations for the Day School, Falrfield; Brunswick Mr. Geldard is sales manager of Vincent, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Do- Sander "mercy killing1"' trial. School, and 'Greenwich • Country 'YOU CAN GET AS MU( the Naugatuck Chemical Compa- menic Monte, Ball Farm, Rd,, Day School, Greenwich; St., ny. Their son, Richard, has join- have taken, up residence' in. New Mr. and, Mrs. F. Still man. Hyde Luke's School, and, .New Canaan AS $30.00 ON YOUR 01 ed the freshman class at Water- Orleans, 'La..,, where they can't of Academy Hill entertained Mrs. Country Day School, New Cana- WATCH II* THE town, High School. help having a grand time now Hyde's brother, William, R. Free- an; Hamden Hall Country Day while the fabulous Mardi Gras man of Chicago, over the week- BULOVA Miss EIi.se Root of Bald-win festivities are going on. end. School is spending this week, visi- • TRADE, IN ting friends in New Jersey. Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John H. S. Candee of RELIABLE SALE Filibert Vitone, Fairvew Ave.. is Main Street, entertained Monday Mrs. Timothy Hunt and her in, Los Angeles, Calif, for the afternoon at a birthday party for USED CABS daughter, Georgie. of 'Greenville, winter months. her son, Leonard. Candee. Mr. and, S. C, arrived last. Wednesday to Mr,3. Leonard Schultz came from OLSON'S visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. AI Davis, Jr.. of Main St., Scarsdale, ,N. Y. to help celebrate Main St. Watertown I Charles Sherwood of Woodbury Oakville, is confined, to her home their grandson's seventh birth- I .MAIN ST., WATERTOWN Road. on a one month sick leave from, lay. her work at the Oakville Co., as Mrs. Walter Lemay of West- the 'result of a recent, surgical Two local skiers turned up at: bury Park 'was Introduced as a operation. Mrs. Davis is grateful St. Mary's Hospital last Saturday "Your Headquarters for little Grown-ups" guest 'On, Radio's Home Journal for the kind, expressions from her afternoon with multiple foot over Station WBRY last Tues- friends during her illness. fractures. Miss Ann Scott came day. Her script for a. 'George up from, Naugatuck with two CHILDRENS CORNER end Arne drama 'was used that, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lemay bones broken, in her ankle, and day, and another of her original celebrated their fifth wedding an- .Pat Cassidy came down from OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UBITIL »:W scripts was used on the February niversary on, February 9. Mohawk with, three broken tones FORMERLY CHILD STYLE Next to Sullivan's Drug' Store 5 program of the journal. in his foot. Both are resting MAIN STREET WATERTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lancaster at their respective homes with Miss Joan Ashworth returned of Westbury Park, spent a recent their feet in rocket 'casts. to We! Lesley College last, week af- 1 week-end skiing In New Hamp- ter spending the mid-year vaca- shire with friends from Hartford. Tucker Ashwarth, is appearing NYLON ACETATE SKIRTS $538 tion with her parents, Mr. and Thursday night, February 23., In Mrs. Harold Ashworth of Wood- Mr. and Mrs. James Hellas the Water bury Foot lighters Work- NYLON ACETATE BLOUSES $338 bury Road. of Guernsey town 'attended the shop production of "Candida". He CREPE & COTTON DRESSES $5.38 up funeral, of Mr. Kella's step-fath- has the role of March'banks. Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Leever of er, Louis Bayfield, in Torrington "Shop .In Fttemily Comfort" At Middlebury Road, left Saturday to an Monday. Miss .Doris Borowy, • daughter spend, two weeks at Sea Island, of Mr. and Mrs. William Borowy, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee- Fred Presley of Litchfield Road, Sunnyside Avenue, is spending i\. ver of Waterbury are staying at is a 'medical, patient, at Waterbury week with relatives In Naugatuck. DAVIDSONS their hono,e while they are away. Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Goodwin J. P. Valadis of Main St. has Karl Winter of Main Street of Woodbury Road spent, last DRESS SHOP returned to his home in. Mew observed his birthday on Febru- weekend visiting 'relatives In Bedford, Mass, ary 201. Flushing, L. 1. "US MAIN 81". WAXEKTOITN Property of the Watertown Historical Society Febmary 24, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTQWH TIMES

-otaC Joan'. Association by lain of .Bflgfna." Xpudls Abbay, at • 'The first Blut and GUild dinner and «th*rt who attended their mowting 'last Wednesday of Cub Pack No. 3 Watertown. Included Mist Helen Atwood, Mrs. night to the School. ...Father Da- Conn. w*4 held F«bcuary 1.1th, at. Dorothy Bailey, Mrs.-Oswald Bal-. tttasus spoka on the history of Christ. Church. .About elghty-nve A Watortown, District bud- get . of *83,4S1 tor 1W> was unaa, Mrs. William Bartlett, Mrs. RagJna Laudis and Showed Cub« .and guests attended. A de- Robert. Cady, Mrs, John CaldweU, SMS* of their work'there. licious dinner waa served by the adopted 'by district voters at the animal meeting Monday night la .Mrs. Robert Fuhrman, Mra. Carl- Raymond Sfostcdt, president of .Pack Mothers under the direction ton Lockhart, Mra.. • Francis the Association, conducted the of Mrs. Irving Rosa. Town HalL A proposed tax rate of' 3 t-i .mills' was 'also voted by Geoghegan, Mrs. Wilbur Hewitt, short, business •" meeting which .. The table decoration* by Dens Mrs. Arthur Hayward, Mrs. Sam- preceded Father Damaaus' lec- No. 1. X 3 Included, three three approximately <0 members of' the uel. McLeary, Wilbur Hewitt Mrs. ture. centerpieces, placecarda and. Une 'district, who ventured out in one Arthur McCleary, .Mrs. A. L. Ro- and. gold hats for canyon*. . of' the 'Coldest nights of the 'year iia, Mr*. Leon Smith. Mm. Ster 'The inspection of th* .'Pack by to attend this meeting. ling Strsvssner, and Mrs. .'Howard Bill Cleveland of the ifattat'uck. Included in the I960 budget were William*. Council waa very strict, but •*• appropriations, totalling $2©,5©0, eryone passed. for 'water.' mains on North St., 'The group stunt by ."Ed" But- Wilder St., and Chestnut A vs., and Looking Fur a Spinet Piano? for sewers on .North, and Wilder Engagement ler of the Mattatuck Council was Hem you 'have the largest choice of Spinet: Plasm In called. "Lion Hunt." everyone saw Streets. <; GBEGUOLI-STANCO — Mr. and State—Leading .makes Include— the lion and ran. to safety. In speedy fashion and without .and Mrs^Rocco Stance of Essl The evening: program was as. discussion the ''voters disposed, of avenue '.announce the engage-' follows: 12 articles In the 'warning within ment of 'their daughter, Miss Steinway Chickering Fischer " Inspection of Pack, Mr. Bui an. hour'a time, Anna Car me la Stanco, to John Cleveland; Inspection of TaMe James Christie was elected a J... Gregu.o'11, .sol of Mr. and Mrs. Ivers and Pond Gulbransen Winter Decorations, Everyone; Pledge to member of the District Commit- .Paul Oregruoli of Meriden road, the Flag, '.Everyone; Invocation, tee for a three-year' term, 'to suc- Waterbury. Up To U Months 1* Pay—See Our DUplay Rev. Robert ~V. Appleyard. ceed. J. 'Paul Whttehead, chair- Banquet man, who retires this year. The marriage' will take place Welcome, Rev. Robert B. Apple- April 22; at St. Mary Magda- H. W. Baer was re-elected to lene Church. yard. the Board of Water Commission- Introduction of Guests. 1 ers, for a term of three years. Group Stunt, Mr. "Ed "" Butler. Other distrlctf officers re-elected, Portrait Cometition Court of Award*, Mr. 'Fred, for the comiijig year' were P. J. 'The Watertown Photographic Green... Skilton, treasurer; John. T. Mil- Society will meet, on Friday, Feb- entertainment, "Doc" Warren ler, tax. collector; and Lucius Sny- ruary 24 at 8 p. m. in the Met ho- j and "Scotty" Boyd. der, clerk. dist 'Church. The subject, for the I Group Songs. .Mr. Fred Green. ' Th,e meeting voted, to furnish print competition is "Portrait." A. Word to 'the Fathers, Mr. W. water free of charge to the wad- 1 D. Starr. , • M Ing " pool maintained by the Benediction, Mr. Bill Cleveland.' Watertown - jOakville Recreation The Court of Awards, 'mastered. Council on. ttye Main Street play- by Mr. Fred Green, made the f'ol- i ground. It was explained that.-.the lowing awards: Peter .Laue. Bob- annual coat of this water would cat: Billy Gray. Wolf; Richard be nbout $20... Dillaine, Wolf; Keith Pratt, Wolf; ; Under Article 9 the voters were George Wihbey, .. Wolf; Robert asked, to discuss the possibility Gem j?e. Wolf; Billy Jebb, Wolf ( of extending the French St., wa- witK Gold Arrow; David, Goodwin...: ter main. Harold. Smith, chair- Wolf with Gold Arrow; Willie man, of the Poard of Water Com- Welch, Wolf; Jam.es DHaine, Bear; '.' mission era;,, i explained that the Timmy Clark, Bear; 'Teddy Green,.. 'board had,' agreed to act this Wolf. Bear and GoldArrow; Clark ' year on petitions from residents Smith, Jr., Wolf and. Bear; Paul ,' of Wilder 'St., North St., and Stover, Lion; Fred Green, 'Den- ,Chestnut Aye., who had. submit- ner Stripes; Paul Staver, Deaner ., ted their requests f o r water Stripes; Tim Sullivan, Deaner { mains first. Because of the 'ex- Stripes:." John Valukas, Denner J pense involved In constructing, Stripes; Robert George, Denner , these lines this year, he said that Stripes; Tommy Campbell Wsebe-j •consideration of the French St.. los. water Une extension and. a Chest- Food donations were 'made by: jnut Ave. sewer line would be held Rosemary's .Bakery Woofcey's; over until next year. There was D;ilry George's Market and Wa- :no further discussion on this sub- tertown Frozen Food Locker. J ject. Reports Of the District mi.tt.ee, the'Board of Water S. S. Club Fetes Mrs. missioners : and all other district officers were accepted, and it was Joseph Marchetti voted to adopt their official .acts The members of-the S. S, Club as recorded in District records held a houaewarming party on, since the f 1W» annual meeting Monday evening for Mrs. Joseph Voters authorized the establish- Marchetti, Eddy Street. Mrs. Mar- ment of a, 'special fund to pay off chetti was presented with a l»eau- a portion "' of any indebtedness fiful set of brass lamps. Those, that may ;be incurred, in connec- attending were: .Mrs. Michael tion with the construction of Zambero, Mrs. R. .E. Cofrances- sewers in .North St. and Wilder co, Mrs. Jack D" Ambrose, Mrs. St. It was. also voted1 to autho- Daniel Petruzzl, Mrs. Michael. rize the District Committee .and Rinaldi, Mrs, Dom Cincogrona; the. Board, of Water Commission- Mrs. Edward Catalina, Mrs. Lucy ers to make transfers from un- Or sin i, Mrs. Larry DeBanto, expected j balances of appropri- Mrs. Charles Monterose, Mrs. Sal ation itenjis. RO'Sato and. Mrs. Joseph March- •At the conclusion of 'the meet- etti. Ing the voters acted on, a motion by Arthur Evans to give a rising vote of thanks to J. Pan! White- Servers" Dinner bead for his work on the District Twenty-three Servers -of Christ Committee. Church met last Monday night 'Frank B- Hickcox presided as; •with their fathers or guests for moderator at the meeting. an annual banquet at the Church. John Barton conducted the bus- '' ineas' meeting, and Eugene Rob- jHoly erts, chaplain, gave the blessing. Walter White and Roger Rose, Officers Installed wardens of the church* were ' Rev.. Roger R. 'Rosseau of Put- Never before tach *o outstanding adectioo of guest . .speakers. The Servers' nam spoke hist Thursday night to fin* gas. ranges;;; priced so reuooably. Quality- Mother, Mrs... Howard Williams, members of the Holy Name Socie- was a guest at the banquet. ty at St. John, s School and install- built througboat and 'offering to feu. a host of The committee in. charge of the ed the Society's new officers. The dinner Included Mrs. Arthur Hay- topic of Father Rousseau's talk effort-saving .features,, these new ROPERS are; ward, Mrs. Francis Geoghegan, ws "•The Catholic Gentleman". 'Certain to earn your complete confidence. See Mrs. Michael Roberts, Mrs. Earl Officers who were installed for Reynolds .and Mrs. Harold Magee. the coming year were: Joseph, the 'wide selection on our 'displtf floor now* Mary and Betty Barton were wai- Dillane president; Willy Mailhot, tresses. vice-president; Brands Keilty, re- cording secretary;, Emil Madeux, Sunday School Social secretary; -Damase Quesnel, treas- At Methodist Parlors urer EASY A Get-Acquainted Social will. Valuable Gift From ""be held Sunday afternoon, Feb- Foundation In Use ruary ,26, at 3:30 p.' m. in the A wheel chair, recently donated, church, parlors for 'both the 'par- by the Watertown Foundation. S»m F«* Hat« M Tor ents and children of the Metho- Inc., to the town, is already In MONTHLY PAYMENTS dist Sunday School. 'The social Is use by. a. local arthritis victim, being given, to acquaint older Mrs. .Foster' O. Woods, president members with -the many .new of the PubUc Health • 'Nursing' as- parents and 'Children.,. n«w in the sociation announced this week. Sunday School, - . " ', The cttir has. 'been placed In. THE CoNHECTia HT & POWER CO. "The afternoon program will In- the care and custody of' the Nurs- clude 'an ., exhibition of' ing Association .and: is modern, "*.,. .taflslbl*. - .- •• --... - Property of the Watertown Historical Society Pa*« Four watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTOWN' TIMES February 24, PhymiiafeFa Smith Attacks Johnson WAI To the Editor: The latter of Ann* S. Raymond On Fridafy Night The Town Players,, led by Don The H Bomb Paradox, Aria Is Commg in your 'edition of FMmiary 10 Mail, Chart** AttMod'ami Fran- is to. be commended. She was per- Tickets for Thornton Wlldw'a ce* MeKamgolln,. rows** through, The Hydrogen Bomb haw created a panddx. Instead of Ieellng' "Our Town" which opens the secure from the knowledge of having fectly risht. in her statement, "It to his 'distorted. Interpretation of Red. Cross: Brtve on Friday eve- wfcek&t ToWH>HklL ©Wi-'M 'peo- atomic weapons race, V. S. Senators at» tranihtod. by ning, February 24, have been near- obligation of nut' producing for this oouutrj1* protection a .devastat- the problems discussed at the ple' ignored the bad traveling con- 1 ly all sold. It 'was announced, here ing borab. If only 'the Soviets would have tile same twinge of meeting that is creating recep- ditions la«t, Wedftftsdmy and, cuudenee. tive propaganda and detrimental Tuesday by Thayer Baldwin and ThOTftAajr night to' attend, "The 'THE. DEBATE IS ON' propaganda."*' Roger Rose:, co-chairmen of the Curse of an - Anting; Hsent" and ticket comntttte.e The play is be- wtttclt a Hvwtjr oast juggle such Secretaiy •* State: Dean Acheron pvwpoms a policy of '"creating Mr Paul Johnson implies that ing presented in the Btngham strength,"* having .ruled out the efficacy of peace treaties with Kos- any discussion that centers time-honored prtp* as a careful- sla. On. the other 'hud. Senators .BflBanl Tydlngs .and. Brten Me- Auditorium, of the Taft School by ly-wrapped time- bomb, a deed to around the Re^onal | School 'the- Masque and Dagger Society. llii'altafMi' TTialliimj'»ji:iiui. tlnaHi; tAuh TlmJaWhal KtmlWai 'it^'i-^ fliia* immJt Wmm '«MIMPU should be quenched in 'Bethle- (the ott'felk** ranch, a silent ser- disarmament .and financing a. wo rid-widerehabilitatio n program. hem's Fact-Findiag Commission Leading parts in the play, whose vant in, fwll Indian, regalia and a Until the pendulum stops at or somewhere between theme two cast numbers 45 students and fac- grandfather's clock big enough 1 meetings. .Any educational prob- viewpoints* there !• tint* t» assess . Icnina*. Comnumtocu'a latest and lems can be rightfully discussed ulty, will be played by Harlfn A. for the eUaractata to Jump in and bigges* addition. at these meetings. Sexton of the faculty, Sidney Web- out of. 'THE' QUICK RISK OF RUSSIA ber, daughter1 of Dr. and, Mrs. 'Don Mas! was 'every inch a vil- About thirty years ago, few cared .to mmmwt the effort of cocking If anything will hart the 'Fact- Russel. M. Webber, Woodbury, and lain, with moustachios long their ears te 'the tastings of a handful of man who were trying to Finding' Commission, it will be John Franciscus, New York 'City. 'enough to hang his hat on, and. provoke 180 million peasants Into' revolt against conditions under the such type of propaganda 'editori- Mr. Sexton will be remembered a nasty eloquence of speech and Gear. They did. seem silly, trying to' whip up a crusade for organiz- als as Paul Johnson is so able to by 'many for Ms fine portrayal of attitude which 'was. in the old,, de- ing illiterate peepto who- were o prowled .aU over a great tend area. compos*, and not discussions In the Narrator whan, the play was parted style of villainy. Charles These impoverished serfs could neither aid nor harm anyone. 'The these meetings, which so far have presented here five years .ago. Atwood. was highly comic and world, yawned. been so invigorating from the Miss Webber has cooperated with likeable a* the gawky, posturing' Now we know It was folly to' close one's eyes to 'the possibility knowledge that there Is after all, the society in this special per- hero, and Miss McLaughlin made of marked expansion: of rtw tec by a vigonma government A. a large portion of' Bethlehem citi- formance by pla.yi.ng the part, of a proper heroin* mooning and wretchedly backward country- a short' time ago, Russia today stand* zens actively interested in finding Emily*. fluttering' about a* any .girl as the worst threat to' America,, ta* most progressive, coaatry. out the facts and means of im- I should who- to cursed with an proving our whole system, Robert T. Olmstead head of the ONE vrBW or CHINA | ftehlng- heart. The local Fact-Finding Oommis- dramatic department at the school, 'The principals received able FMMnt 'iB—nttlsiis 1* A«hi are 'alum* MfemMeal with those In m LAS ion hopes that more people is in charge of the production. He Russia a general an ha ate One wowtfers whafhw the nmw tran*- suport . from a' cast which inclu- will become interested., and as produced, the play here five years ded Ruth Laraway, Clarence' Jes- formati*n may Hot' oooar In Asia within, • the next mnetcatlon, or this: .group will be operating until ago as his one hundredth produc- Boomer,, particularly In CbJaa. sel'l, Jim- SklRon, Janet Snyder. June, there remains sufficient tion on the Taft stage. He will •Eleanor Smith, Ernest Wheeler, Modern reports on Cntna. persist til finding btaompeteaee In her time to discuss any problems that 'be assisted. In the produltiun by dirt .and poverty. Impotence in 'tto graft mmi' njiory, weaimesB In Philip Young. nieen Eustace and Julie Lancas- the lack of industry, &a& chaos .auwng her 4K millions gr»pt»g for any individual cares to raise in. ter. 'peace and. shelter' in clti.es, mountains, and valleys. Such, reports regard to Bethlehem's education- Miss .Margaret Buckingham is 'The production was directed, by .are palliatives for our disappointment over Communist successes. al system. Let tu all, pull together in charge of usherette a. for the Isabella V. Bowett, .and staged by Many also .And comfort In the legend that China digests all who on 'all these education problems performance. They are the Miss? i Julie 'Lancaster and Clarence Jes- have tried to conquer .her. for the future benefits of all our es Sylvia Barlow,, Barbara At- I; sell. Peter Patrok and Jim. SMI- CHINA'S POTENTIAL youngsters. wood Betty Hannon, Susan Coon, ton, were assistant stage mana- It is not impossible for this enormous population, sttll icstmAfBl Tours very truly, Mary Barton, Ruth Meyers and gers. over the white .man's heavy hand, to rise as tto' mott decisive force £•. E* SMITH. P h. • 11 I s Star ry, al 1, me mbe rs of t he in the East,, living under an economic society contradictory to' «v Bethlehem, Conn. Junior Red Cross. , Mrs. Kenneth Peck of North own. No matter how foreboding, the past .and. present potential Tickets are being sold by the Street is a patient at Waterbury must be considered, to determine a course of action which. wlH most Cub Scouts of Packs 1. and 2. likely bring one nearer to a desirable objective. Tickets may be secured from any Despite lack of' hygiene, scarcity of autos, radios and bathtubs 65 P.C Of Red Cross Cub Scout or Dy phoning Water- (the mark of progress for some) few craftsmen can match tto bvi i y 4-9120. 'Teddy Baldwin has Chinese in their remarkable handiwork In silks, porcelain, carved sold 5* tickets to date. This is the ivory, wood, silver and furniture. Their craftsmanship Is not stimu- Collections Used laigest number of tickets report- lated artificially by Tourist Bureaus as in Mexico, tat ts 'tto natural ed sold by any one Scout. expression of creative masters. China has an. enviable record of Invention* and. constructions— movable type, i taper currency, fun powder, the 'Compass, systems of For Local Services canal networks, earthen dikes to harness rivers. They .are able' Ma- folk and fishermen. Despite ignorance of sotentinc agricultural tech- By Bfnuflkamlel H. Fenfon Calendar Of Events niques, the variety and quality of China** miniature garden* and $8,911 is the town's: quota for the • specially bred flowers .are famous, ' Havloy practiced1, the teachings tSStt JjaeriOBn Bed ' 'Cross 'cam- Feb. 24: Photographic Society, " of Buddha, Crisf, Mohammed .and Oonfnetow, they posses* am ad- paign which opens on, February Methodist Church. vanced social, ethics.. ,77. Of this amount $6,975 remains Feb. 24: "Our Town,,"" Red Cross Like Russia's, China's resources are laprwsslvek. Her vast Iran here for the local, chapter's ex- Benefit - performance, Bingham. ore and oil deposits anil aluminum arc nearly intacti. In Manchuria penses and'. $3vSS8 .goes for the ac- Auditorium, Taft School. the Chinese people proved their adaptability to' mass industrializa- tivities of the National organta- Feb.. 28: Red Cross Rally for A HAVEN tion. .Her long coastline on the Paetfle Ocean has made possible tion. captains and canvassers, First FOR "HOME many excellent; harbors.. What your local chapter will do Congregational Church House, 'China Is undergoing a dynattilc surge- of nationalism and Is 'be- in. 11*80 will be very.sim.llaj-' to the 7:30 p. m. DECORATORS" ing 'welded not. only by- a peasantry wh» believe they have been, work, it did in 1949. This te what Feb., 20: Annual 'meetings, Wa- Faint Service Is a recognized liberated, but by educated classes who are enthusiastic over the was done last year. tertown and Oakvil'le Fire Dis- leader In supplying hone decora- tors with up-'tKMlate "ideas, qmsiity ousting of control 'by 'fswetgn lutercats. Transportation tricts, town, hall and. South school, 3 p., m. mia.terl.als,. and the largest selec- .AM IDEA WAS W 189 trips were made by the 'Red Feb., 27: Charter Committee tion cf wallpapers In .'this area.. No owtalde nation conquered 'China, to be' subsequently sub- Cross station wagon taking' pa- If you. are tired of the old same- tients to clinics, hospitals, sani- meets town hall, 8 p. m. merged there for it was an. idea that 'China' swallowed. Though Mar. 3: Sexta Fiera, Mrs. Har- ness of your reams, you'll enjoy Moscow trained Communists led. and directed the fighting, Chrna Is " tor la, well-child conferences... \ visit to Paint Service. a conquest from within. Workers and fanners were given, relief Transportation was also given by lin Sexton's home, 3 p.. m. from taxes .and. ownership of land. Whether or not they' will- be volunteers who used' their "own, Mar. 6: Teltsen Ik Brothers permitted, to hold on to these gains Is idle' sophistry. "They are cars. Community Concert, Bingham meanwhile enjoying; more material gains than, they ham had in A ud, itor i urn, Ta. ft Sc h oo 1.. centuries. It will .not be easy to' convince them, to give up an idea Nursing Services Afar. 10: Senior class play, High which, was incidentally 'made popular, having' been, swept in by 'the A Nursing .Scholarship valued School auditorium. success tin ally of a revolution proclaimed in It'll by .Dr. Sun at $300 for a senior at, Watertown Mar. 10: Oakville Troop ' Yat Sen. High, School who qualifies to en- Smoker and boxing exhibition, FOB SAFETY'S SAKE ter either Waterbury or St.. Ma- South. School. It may be that this victory for tto revolutionary forces, 'being' ry's School of Nursing, but who Mar. 16: Couples Club, SHrst ostensibly scored, .as an achievement for Communism, spells no dis- is financially unable to meet re- Congregational Church. 3 p. m. aster to our policy for co.nta.tiil.ng Communism. quirements. Castses in home nurs- Mrs. Hugo Van. Arx, Speaker. Or it may f»e a. disaster of 'the 'first magnitude. China .and 'Bus-' ing- were offered: free to residents Mar. 10: Basketball, All Stars sia represent a. substantial part of 'the ghkbe. It Is not' 'hard, to of the community. vs. Kokomo Clowns. High. School, imagine their combination as formidable, one which will take the I p. m. initiative on many vital Issues. Water .Safety Apr, 22: Oakville FT A, dance It is .yet to be- proven that' Communism can breathe In the same Three persons were sent to the and minstrel. High School c wo ridwit h oar own ideology. 'DM11 we are sure it can, and while ARC Aquatic School at chapter waiting' for the remorseless unrolling of tto future to' show its 'what' expense ($120) for training as in- the trend is in fact, our course might be to'hop e for the best and structors. They .returned to the prepare for the worst. community to teach your chil- The door.' may be left wi.de open for peaae negotiations, but dren, how to swim. $,8CK> was, giv- ... IT PAY'S TO BUY AT KAY'S surely that cotirse cannot oblige America to cemHsaaia tfce- raeani en to the Recreation Council to for her best security while hostA* countries go through renascence. assist In, the Echo Lake commu- 'Time after - trme IHfta's interw**o»ai behavior was purely In be- nity- swim program. half «f MWla atone—Poland, Chechoslovakia, Hungary, Lithuania. Home Servica • PAINT S Had it not been for the 'Truman Doctrine, tto Marshall Plan, and. 200 veterans were assisted with the Atlantic .Fact, Greece, Italy, 'Tin-key ana .Fran** may hav» 'been, their ctarma .and: problems and over-run.,. Tt> expect anything less than, ftamess to' slow Rossi a Is $1,186.50 rendered in financial as- • HARDWARE • wishful thinking. She is aa odamnnt about Communism as America sistance. 90 servicemen, received is about Democracy. aid in obtaining, furloughs, ex- Depending, upon. H bombs an* -swper H bombs appears less of a. tensions of leave, assistance with • HO'USE WARE' hazard 'than tnWOftg to traMsa»-wffh tto Soviets who have con- •family allowance application?. sistently acted la- a »ni>wiiil ftiMin. As for China,, she has little $«05',« was given, in financial, aid. faith in 'the white man at. the moment Production • WALLPAPER Volunteers 'made garments; for Rev. Knoll Speaker At •overseas relief, for the Newing- OPEN EVBUnraS TILL 3:00 Jeff Lozier, Three ton Home and Hospital, for Crip- — WE DELIVER — Ladies Aid Meeting pled Children, and Fairfield State The Ladies Aid Society of St., Jeff Lazier'a third birthday Hospital. Telephone Mid Electric Light Bills .Mary Magdalene church wtll meet was .celebrated, last Saturday Jiutfoi- Bed Cross May Be Paid Here Monday, 3:15 p. m. in the lower Two girls attended the J'RC church, hall. The guest speaker | afternoon, February 18, at a party Leadership Training Center at will be ftov. Joh'B- a. Kaattf Dio- I given' by his mother, Mrs. John WeHesley, Mass,. S9 JRC boxes cesan Director of ihe 'Cana Con- Lozler of W««*btiry Road. Guests were 'packed by JRC members in ference ia Sacred. .Heart* ITMlrni. war. HUasy Hyas, Uallary lier. the .schools' .and sent to children. Wether&fleNL- FTtfnatiii*i(_u irfil In. devastated oomntri.es. Layette* be served by the: following /com- wwe made to be sent overseas mittee:: .Mrs.. William G*o8y, Mrs Ely. .and for local use where needed. Larry .Poster and .Mrs'!. "'i-yinr i JB5C members at .Baldwin mad* Sol la. •Stock* And stuffed. 85 toys, for. the Chil- ~3r«trilf' . 'teen's hospital ID W*t«rbuxy. Property of the Watertown Historical Society Fehmmry 24, 1950 watertownhistoricalsociety.org Page tag by a nsHisH *C 'Chat delivery routes by removing snow I section as a means: erf creating a See* From..%Bethlehem SideStree__t_ from vicinity of mailboxes foliow- (Continued from Page 11 By PAUL JOHNSON nursing committee .and. by- MP - j »earer' route to Watertown. Th* Root Mm : Dodd• report** con-TfHg- - storms, warning 'that carriers Years later 'When, be was thrown «*•"• exponent was nettled the re- . Annual meeting .of' Bethlehem. are not raquMlto make deliv- 'from bis. wagon and. fatally lnjur- I 'mark off another early clttsm Fair Society will take place ,4n tributions to date of $864.34 from eries unless this B done Vin- y Johnsoa Memorial hall, this Sat- Christmas 'seal sales in the two road i n Chi southern \ named Atwood Whho not only - urday at 8 p. m. Reports' of towns and -thanked those who eent KUsh making extensive alt*- part of the town derives Its moved the: oanatytuetteii • of', the to the liable Wat-"" from an Indian chief' of the same ofltcsra will be heard and of-aided the drive. dron placn on .'Main street whictf highway tat suggested, it be call- ficials named, for coming year. . Now 'is the time to 'make your tftle, and that part of town.'where ed Cabbage .'Lane, since it would, he recently purchased Beth- he resided, .'has long been known supposedly serve primarily for Members will be asked to ap- contribution' to the Heart, .drive, lehem Fact-Findiug board will. as "Tottcey". Early settlers, al- prove a 'by-law change to' increase suggests Mrs. B. Hemlnway meet at Bethlehem Consolidated the transport of 'Cabbages from. Klimpke, campaign chairman, for though, residing' In other parts-of that section of the town,. Irked 'board of director membership School next Tuesday night with, the community, frequently owned from. 'IS to 25' Paul. Johnson. .Bethlehem and Morris ... Early school, transportation scheduled by the suggestion the road, propo- president of society, named Bains return of : contribution forms patches of .land there for Wood- nent is. reported to .have offered which have 'bean, mailed, is urged, for discussion. ... Girls' basket- cutting purposes, with such own- the town, meeting" suggestion that .Barton, chairman of nominating ball team, of Bethlehem schools ership continuing until, this date.. committee, with Walter Hunt and while attention is' drawn, to the will "play In Morris next Tuesday Mr. Atwood's head, might serve a i Mrs. Matthew 'Ifarch, also *"on 'contribution receptacles provided Still Hill road. Is named as the a 'Cabbage model. Continued use and. .in Southbury on Wednesday result of tha, reported distilling' of the road 'name reportedly group .. .. Proposal to increase In local business spots MUs Boys* team, will play South- of cider brandy there many years officer staff results from con- 'Betty Woodward was a week-end bury 'Training School team'. In dates from the, town meeting dis- tinued growt'h'of event plua a guest of Miss Doris "Bloss in WU- ago. Bellamy Lane passes the old that, town on Wednesday- cemetery when contains' the Bark -'Entry was so-called, be- desire to add some younger mem- Umantic 'Mr. .and. Mrs. David 'WMm. mil Iiiuim llLJl 'II «"- -••••• bers to group .. ... Attendance of S. 'Hart, Main st, are on a trip grave of Dr. Joseph 'Bellamy, of its lack of sunlight. those interested in the fair will to California ... Mrs, .'Donald S. An. observance of Brotherhood famed teacher and 'preacher who Devil's Backbone relates to the be welcomed. "Tuttle, Jr., with her son. Donald week was held, at the Bethlehem established ..the 'first. Theological ridge formation which earned its S. Tuttle, id, are at Inverness,. schools last- Thursday with an seminary in the nation "here. name 'from, early cltlssna. Guild's Hospital .patients from Bethle- .assembly being held First Judge Lane commemorates the hem include Town Treasurer Ar- Fla., where; she will spend a Hollow, Crane Hollow. Todd bill, 'month at home of Mr... Tuttles grade presented an Indian, lullaby late Judge Charles 'Wiltshire, an Hunger Lane, Kasson Road, Lake thur T. Minor, Walter Greason, and' a film strip on Indians early exponent of law' whole Mrs. .Anthony AJexson., and. Mrs. parents. Mr. 'and Mrs. D. S. Tut- road, Cant. Hayes 'Road., Burritt tle, Mlddlebury ... Mr. Tuttle Second, grade gave a play, "Who court presidings and interpreta- Hill, and. others derive their Mabel Alton Three children plans to join them about March is My Brother?" "The Star tions won. him considerable not- names from, early citizens'. Non- •were' born in Waterbury hospi- Pupil," a play, was given by Sd. ice. tals .'but. * Friday to Bethlenem I. | ne'Wang Road Is so-called from Nativity Scene and 4th. .grades,, while 5th and Ufa. Cabbage 'Lane has 'been known an .Indian, chief, reportedly last of parents a dmu.gbt.er to Mr. graders contributed a play "We and Mrs. Dwig-ht F. Bennett,. Unveiling of a JjjaTI^ity scene by that name for many years, his tribe whose lonely life promp- at the Prioress of fMpna. Laudie Are All Brothers ' A. .film, strip, and. 'reportedly was designated at ted his suicide at a falls where a Main st...... a son to Mr. and. which' has featured, the 'General Mrs, Thomas Bate, Jr., Mala. st. provided a colorful ceremony on the time of its building after an. plat* honors his memory. 'Sunday afternoon, with—a large Flatoff Don. Cossack Chorus and. . .. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. "'Genocide—The Greater Crime Vincent Kacerguia .. .. AH. of number present to witness the Waterbury. was an, event of last event Bethlehem 'Grange will .Killer," waa shown 'by 7th and Sunday at Hotel Elton ... Town which reminds? us that it is: re-' 8th grades A new student at setactmsnt encountering difficul- ported the appointment of twomeet. in. Memorial, hall, on Monday the .'Bethlehem .schools to Albert enumerators to do census-tafcine; eve when. ; neighbors' night is to ties in computing tax rates tob e be observed .".. Ways and Means HUpertshaoser, who 'entered the" levied 'because: of uncertainties of In Bethlehem is said, to be like-' 6th grade from Washington Ele- iy- committee' of .'Ladies' Guild is regional referendum outcome .... looking for your donations for a. mentary school. Sams increase In. Bethlehem, rate State police' officials have noti- Wedding' of. Selectman. Milton, • a. certainty at* the March town i ••'•••••' ••• *»•*"•• •CCl fied .re.gio.nal district, officials .rummage sale set for March IS.. they won't provide protection ... Storm caused, postponement of Grabomhow* fc«to MtitMisas RfhalEthell Schillerflehlller, nrnpflnmeetingv. • I 1 M»WH HiSfJ P 'SS—Hi 1 for the April ft referendum, bal- card party planned by Communi- lots while being transported from, ty Club for last Tuesday night, respective towns to 'Newtowa, for and also the scheduled 'talk by counting, but officials haven't Carl Gray of the Governor's. Fact- given up trying to secure police- Finding Commission Weather escort . . .. First Selectman Antes also resulted in closing of local T. Minor informs us the revised schools for a day, while grammar IS IT FACT or FICTION? budget of the selectmen 'will be: 'Students are enjoying week of va- more than. $1,000 lew than thecation this 'week.- as. a result of original budget, but pavings by the 8-week system. other town spending agencies 'Our congratulations to Mr. and. seem unlikely Another bingo Mrs. Shaker Assard who observed session given 'by American Legion. their Golden Wedding anniver- tSkk.es place in. Memorial haj| this sary last Saturday .... Married, in Thursday eve at S o'clock. ' the Republic of Lebanon SO FIRST HISTORIC Hone Show years ago they 'moved, to this Bethlehem. Morse Show has re- country within a year and 'have MEETING BETWEEN ceived notice of approval of date resided on. the same Bethlehem of August 27 by both. American farm, for "44 yean . . - The couple Horse Show Assn. and. Connecti- have three sons, Joseph and AMERICAN AND FRENCH cut Horse Show Asan Paul. James of Bethlehem and. Georgp Johnson, treasurer' of state asso- of Plymouth, and three daugh- COMMANDERS TOOK ciation, attended', meeting of offi- ters, Mrs, Lyle Carlson, Oakville; cers and directors held last ..Fri- Mrs, .Anne Qydoson, New Haven PLACE IN CONNECTICUT ? day night at home of its presi- and Mrs. Lena Busaid, Bet hie- j dent. Dr.. J. J. Austin, Plantsville hem ..,... A family gathering ob- .. . . Annual, dinner-dance of the served the anniversary day. Horse Show organisation will be iyfcl held March 4 at Hotel 'Bond, Fred Schuckman,, Bethlehem. Hartford, .and reservations 'may resident .and director of research. be: made by cop tact ing Mrs.. Paul for 'the :!Conn. 'Public Bxnendl- Johnson Event is open to pub- tures Council, addressed recent lic, attendance' 'Total of 21 meeting: of League of Women Vo- shows have secured. 1950 dates, a ters in. Woodbury on 'Subject of record for recent years, making' reorganisation plan of state: gov- the' reported demise of Etobtoln a ernment Mr* Schuckman. matter of doubt. praised the plan highly and 'Urg- Bethlehem .school building com- ed league support, of it Me- mittee held meeting at Consolida- morial hall, committee' met last ' ted, school Monday night with Saturday " at home of its chair- representative of architect firm. man, Mrs. Emma Risley. to pre- to initiate plans for addition' pare budget for March town Mrs. Geopge Pelzer, chairman of meeting . ... Bethlehem Commu- group, presided 'Ladies* Guild nity club met- Tuesday night In of Christ Church, he id. Tuesday Federated Church chapel Re- afternoon, meeting at the home of gional 'h'gh school board held Mrs. Agn.es Johnson, East st. ... meeting' in Southbury, Wednes- |f- 2a GEORGE WASHIN6T0N . Mrs. Joseph Sanford, East st. day night to prepare budget for 1 'has been confined to her home March public hearing . .. Mrs. SAID * FATHER. I CAN NOT 'by illness Custom of Christ. Jessie Raeburn, Kasson. Grove:, is

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SCOTT LENTEN SPECIAL STEAK MACKER SSUE SOLID PACK—LIGHT .MEAT TUNA BROOK TROUT—SHRIMPS^SCALLO'PS^OYSTERS -19 29 S.ALMON—SWORD'FISH—FINNAN' HADDIE, etc Property of the Watertown Historical Society Fnge Might TOWN TIMES M» watertownhistoricalsociety.orgFund Furnishes Flannel For FinlwHl •tilt Mf% CM. -objective. School Board The ttrpt two canvass Bant cowvnUoaal .suhjeot treated to an abstract style, while (ContlnueO from. Page 1) the third, to a completely noa-ob> next September. A previous sur- Variety Of Canvases jectlve arrangement of Hues and. vey revealed W student3 with The current exhibition by the reading deflci.en.citt in South and Gaston Duigou. Waterbury. Young Moderns at the Taft School presents a happy combination of Baldwin schools. ©overs a wide range of "expression | A letter from. Dexter B. Hill, of from abstractionism to realism. realism and abstraction in his 1 large canvas, 'Trio of Buffoons. the General Services Administra- The show, which is open to the His other exhibit is a still 1W» tion regarding the li*4fi federal public daily, will run through Feb- abstraction using a technique of loan for .architect plans for a high ruary 27' and has been arranged fChool addition, was described as by Gaston Duigou, Taft art in- simulated, stained glass coloration. -not official and does not carry Iructor. Richard Lukosius, Waterbury "a weight" by Joseph Navin, school This year's exhibit. Includes exhibiting three: mobiles, construc- board 'member and attorney. Moat sculpture and mobiles in addition ted of wire and wood, which rep- of the school 'board members to a variety of paintings in, oils. resent sculpture in space. In adV shared Mr. Navin'a views The water colors, and tempera, dition, he has on display an ab- Board is awaiting an official an- Jordan . Abesho use:,, Bran f o rd, stract, construction of wood and, 1 swer on the .issue from J. Nelson is showing two canvasses, done colored, plastic entitled Owl, and a Hood, Division Engineer of Gen- in oil anil egg tempera. The first, geometric design, of balanced, tri- eral Services Administration, in Kanes, is a semi-objective paint- angles cated Abstract, with In- New York, to whom it addressed ing of a religious nature, while cised, lines on a gesso panel. an inquiry on February I. the second is a completely non- Cape Cod, a 'water color exhib- The resignation of Miss Gloria object Ire design in, color. ited, by Paul Tedechi, New Hav- Hayde, South, School teacher, was The Cycle, pained, by Asher en, is a semi-realistic representa- acepted, effective June 1. 'The Applegate, Hartford, is a, circular tion of a Cape Cod, scene. resignation of Miss Mary Hutch- As part, ef it* worM-wide drive to aid uflerprMlesvd children canvas representing the abstract Irwin Tucker, of Bridgeport. inaon, who to«k a position in, the and mothers, the United Nations btemattonal'. Children's Emer- idea of time, ' and showing the Is exhibiting two pieces of sculp- Waterbury Schools on February I gwicy Fend (UNICEF) has been p?ovMtaff supplementary food, continual process of devastation ture in. the "Young Moderns" 17, was accepted after member* shot's and garments for the children of Finland. Here. Finnish and. rebuilding surrounding a show. 'Nature, Is a sculpture in, noted that she had, left before ex- school girts make dresses far their schoolmates from flannel pro- brooding central figure pictur- wood and. .aluminum representing piration of her contract. The vided by UNICEF. ing humanity. a growing fern, and his second Superintendent was authorized to " Blaine Cota, Jr., Bristol, has piece is an abstract, conception, in engage Mm. Paul I»vett-JaniM»n three abstractions in the .show—- plaster entitled Peace. to fill her vacancy at Baldwin school. Mrs. Jamison has previ- Taft School Annual School Board Aid ously substituted, at .South school. The majority members of the Board accepted an invitation by Building Committee tie Civic Forum to present its Mother's Day Event building program at a public dis- cussion in the future on. school, expansion plans. Objections were lay Attract 178 Invited To Speak raised by W. Harry Byrne who "Hie directors of the Civic For- SERVICE claimed that the School Beard The Taft School will hold its um have invited members of the has no program, to present. second, annual Mothers" 'Day pro- Watertown School Board and, the gram,, here Saturday,,, February Building Committee to take 'part 25. Mother* of Taft students In a public discussion on, the school building program. Both from many .states are expected to COILS groups would be ashed tc, appear Final Term Classes attend, and it is estimated that at an open meeting in. Town Hall 1 the attendance this year will 'be to present their plans for future . . ,. WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT A Of Adult Program even larger than it was last school build ings. year, when 170 guests were enter- In his invitation, John Rear don, QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN AND RADIO tained. Form urn president, said that the Saturday morning rec itat io ns matter of a date would be ar- TECHNICIAN ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON A Start Next Monday will be held as usual, and moth- ranged to suit the convenience of Registration will open, Monday ers will be urged to visit their both organizations. 1 ,24 HOUR BASIS FOR. ALL EMERGENCY night for final term, activities and wins' classes. In addition, it will r-> ,-fmn courses of the Adult Education- be possible for them to see other Program, sponsored by the Wat- examples of their sons* work, for' State Reorganization CALLS, i rtown Public School Department an exhibit of paintings done by •;- conjunction with Taft School. the student art, classes will he Tile'By Mrs. SulHvui The final spring term, starts shown, as w*ll as; a display of The public is invited to attend Monday night. February 27, and, work produced in the School the regular ni.ontli.ly meeting of runs 'or oiight weeks. woodworking shop. The "Young the local League of Women Vo- Adult classes scheduled for Moderns" exhibit, which opened ters which will, be held Febru- Inc. Monday night at the High School last Friday, and which contains ary 23 in the Watertown library i.re: work done by students and, .grad- at S p. m. VWi. Badminton, 7 p. m.. Miss Isabel- uates of the Tale School, of 'Fine Mrs. W. E. Sullivan will .pre- la V. Rowell. Arts will also 'be open to the sent and analyze the recommen- Ceramics, 7 p. m.. Miss Eva mothers. dations made by the .State Com- Houck. The afternoon athletic .schedule mission for reorganizing the features a, varsity basketball State Lflgialaiure. Her 'talk will 'be Hooked Rug. 7 p.. m.. Miss Mary followed 'by a discussion period'. CfeeffkafvL ( Kilbride. game with Berkshire, followed Beginners Sewing, 7 p. m. Miss by a. junior varsity game with, the Golf Club' Committee «m MAIN ST., WATBBTOWN TBL 410 Rose Meo. Berkshire jayvees. After the game Woodworking. 7 p. m.. Mr. Ed the mothers will have a chance (hairman Named Silks- to meet with, faculty member a at The Board of Governors of the a reception to be held In. the Watertown Golf Club met last Tray Stencilling. 7:30 p. rm •School library and the Upper Mrs. "Henry Wei ton. •week, and, elected the following Two classes will be: held on School Common Room,,. The final committee chairman: Edward, Beautiful Tuesday night at Taft School: event of the day will take place Hull, tournament committee; Effective Reasoning, 8 p. mi- after dinner, when the Masque Raymond Leonard, house com- Mr. Robert Young. and. Dagger Society will present mittee; Harry Stearns, greens AUBBASS Men's Gym Class. 7:SO p. m.;Thornton Wilder's * play, "Our committee; the social committee Mr. Joseph Lakevitch. Town", in the Bingham Auditori- chairman will be named on a, Three classes will be held Tues- um. .future date. Jo hi) Wysocki wus 3 WAT day :\t South School: reappolnted grsenakeeper . and Sewing, 7 p. m., Miss Rose John. 'MaeDonald, club steward. Meo. TABLE Am, er i ca n i zat io n an d N atur al i- Concert Tickets Mai World Day Of Prayer sation, I p. nti.. Miss Frances Griffin. Service This Friday LAMPS 'Handicraft. 7 p. m., Miss Mary The women, of Watertown will Kilbride. hold .their annual World Day of The Wednesday 'night program Prayer service in the Methodist Made To •Sell For at the High School Ts as follows: Free Of Charge Church on, 'Friday, February 24, Ceramics, 7 p. m... Miss Eva at 2:46> p. m. Houck. Harold C. Ashworth, president 'The theme of the service, at, $9.96 Chair Caning A Rushing, 7 p.,of the Community Concerts Asso- this time when, world peace is so in.., Mrs. George Dietz, Jr. ciation, suggests that those tick- much in the thoughts of all, will Woodworking, 7 p. m,., Mr. Ed et holders who are not planning be "Faith for Our 'Time,., The NOW FOR A Silks. to attend the piano recital eon- speaker will 'be Mr. Vern Ross- Dramatic Club, 8 p., m., Miss, Isa- :-ert on March C and 'who are will- man of Oklahoma City, who U bella ¥,., Rowell. ing to have someone else use their mow at 'Tale Divinity School. Law for the Layman, S p., m. tickets free of charge call Mrs. Last, summer 'he worked In the LIMITED TIME Mr. Richard. Ashworth. John" S. Ferguson, Watertown mlddlewest wheat region in, "mi- Miss Rose Meo will conduct n 1658. grant" work, on* of the four pro- new advance class in, sewing and Those desiring to make use of jects of the 'United Council of remodeling of clothing on. Wed- thes* extra tickets should call Church "Women. ONLY! nesday night, at 7 p. m. at theMrs. Ferguson for making the aec- All, women of the town, are 'in- High. School... esaary arrangements. vited, to attend, Mrs. Karl Winter Is chairman, Mr. and, Mrs. Wiiltam Green- of the committee which has .made Mot exactly as wood, Sr., of French street, spent .New Date For Social arrangements for the local ob- $5-00 a few days in, Hartford, with Mr. servance. She Is assisted 'by Mrs. Illustrated and Mrs. Walter LaFoinie Security Conferences Boardxnaa Oetalnger, ST., and each week. A representative of the Torring- Mrs. R. X Stack. ton, office of the Social, Security Administration will be at the .'Mary Derluin, ft-year-old daugh- Watertown Town Hall on the ter of Mr. and1 M:i«. Homer Der- second. Tuesday of the month ouin. is reoovtring- at Waterbury Mc&ougtTs DaIn' from 1,1:00 a. m. to ,12:30 p., m. to hospital from, lajurlea sustained! answer questions on social secur- in a, coasting aeddent Monday CO STRICXLT ity and old age survivors insur- afternaoB. «he: ran, into a barbed ffDVOV Wiltist aate. Until now . he has -tmmm wire feme*, and .suffered a laoar- . f Hfwatl JBWiHI'. Watertown om the third atton. of the hip, while oUdtnc In 'WnniOTHt 573 the. jacd: of t.«r Hwe ..on. Tower Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org refs^a&craM ba Uken first "Is if lops! to * copy of tie streets, wfcert* luMpe criAMis ' In- a«tfliM«' kt tmd UjoiiHspi? O»n 0b "feet of pip* waf tail an L*J ' Street light p Street Just to sw cepted fo» Monroe .Street Eddy Th* Advlftoty Bt«t*fc import Mr. Bares, stated, "1 built homed Street, Sladf Terrace and Viola. m aeeetfted. Mr*. Mathoa did on Lancaster ..Street. No water Street,' PitA^JM a*d iflgtiwood not Klefta* the report for pub- was; there .at. the time so I had lication. She gave as the reason to drill a we'll. I did not hook Street junetiMI,. CSunWlngs ave- Tlie new «ewer contract with for' not doisg so h«r decision to up to 'the1 water line 'after If was The vofMV remAVed" fr in^ the "oHgteal budget for 'TUtt not n*Ject Which ntfrred Mr. Latitner observed, ""We we' thl» item, Mr street H«hta. - departfnant which . .guided, 'by what the meetings vote fice to pay bftU on!y to find no ctmstdeMifele dteetisaiim wu the one there to ctfUecl. Mf». Itathon powera and duties from tte (tata auditing of the book*. Mr. Bares on petitions. 'We .accept no propo- The following officers sitions unless 'they are voted at described a ease where one voter revealed that, "N* audit hasfceen paid bis bin to a .store in the elected: itowalrd,. Aide, Water AlTVeports of the Water Board, received f«r the past, five years. an annual -or .special, meeting of 1 Board, for' "three "years; Bart. District Committee, Tax Collector, the voters." building to a clerk who also re- The reaaona given by the atiiitors ceipted, it. She .said, that this, was Bares, Fire-District Committee for and Treasurer 'were confirmed. a»4 is the Md" b*okk&eping 1*' the | Louis Mautino, a 'voter. In- three year*; Joseph Zuraitis, Jr., 'adopted. quired why 'the Fire-.District' not the proper way to handle tht Water Department." 'taxpayers* money. Fire-Diatrict Committee to fill the The' 'tax rate was: fret at S " Vineent Barkatnku,- a . votet area and facilities are 'extended two year unasplred. term of Harry mills on a Grand list of $8,T0G,«>0. before the older residents In. the Mr. Ak.de and Mr. McCMwaa ufced, "Aren't the books nigftosed contended that according to 'the 'Hani who Iliad submitted his res- Receipt* from this source was; es- to tie audited by the state ? district are 'taken care of.' ignation; Walter 'HeGowa*. Tax. timated at $»,100. Howard JUid*, Water Board Mr, Bares said that was .also 'Charter th« Water BoaM had the chairman, replied, "The books are being audited by the .state but the audit is not finished yet.'" .Albert D*ddonna, voter, re- • •' if you plan to* build, repair or marked, "WfVe never received i.n audited copy of our reports. 1 : 'believe that we should have the remiodci jo iir 'home -^— .report, .audit.**!, before accepting . William McGowan, tax. collec- tor, stated, "State law says the —-the following firms Hire; as ckwe to audit must be filed with the Town. Clark." you a» your telephone, ' Mr. Bares said, "The state audi- tors cap't furnish an. audit. 'There la some hold up an* I can't trace it... I'm thrown out when EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL I try to go through the books PAINTING of the Water Board. The voters accepted, the report, j of the Water Board and voted ;s:i, ' Tel. 2072, appropriation of $150 .tor printing copies of the report, and an audit. Hydrant Beats! Meanlag LOW COST TeL 1664 Another item which warn de- bated 'was "Hydrant Rental". ADEQUATE WIRING ESTIMATES — CONTRACTING - Louis Sbordone, a voter, inquired as to its meaning. Mr. Ande ex- plained hat it is ""the :mount ADMIRAL ^ the district appropriates to make C. E. ft 1. RADIO * TELEVISION . up the difference between, the Main St., Watertown income and expenses of the Wat- 667 Main St., Wtterftovn er Board." Mr Da.dd.oma said, ""I think thai water board should be put on, a paying basis. As I understand it WALTEB M. GBEASOM the water board is not interested STANLEY KONTOUT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR . in putting the .District on a pay=" tNDrVIDITAL BUILDEft ing basis, but is interested ;,n .Are protection." RESIDENTIAL 'WIRING Jacob Treciokas, a. voter, sup- ported\tfae fire-prof ectlon basts For installing water lines, He TeL 264 pointed out that the 'existence TeL 1428 of fire-hydrants reduces the fire BUILDER & REAL ESTATE insurance rates; for 'taxpayers. SYLVANIA TELEVISION Mr. Bares 'replied, "If the Wat- If You Have a Building Lot or Any Ottier Real Esi er Board operates at a loss the STANLEY CAN SELL IT' FOR YOU • NORGE AFPLLANCES Fire .District has lo make It up. 51© 'Hhia. St., Oak\Hle If you lay mains for fire-'protec- Woodbury Rd., Watertown

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Ill •f • Property of the Watertown Historical Society Page Ten: watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTOWN TWES CHURCH NOTES daughter of Mr. Mr*. m r Neidt, 'Dmmi »t**etl ST. MAEY MAGDALENE'S' house on The Vac of the Bible. of Porter street, «M married • rftki % Chariaa F. Coltott. at St. John's clAio Fri: Stations of UnCroos,- Bene- Thurs: Junior choir, 3:30; Al- to George Owriem fctwwltls, son ot Mr. and. Mrs. R. Merle CoU The bride wa» given in mar diction, 1:30. tar Guild, 7. of Mr. and Mrs- William Stas- left, Hajmlen, Saturday .morn- Hag© by 'ber latter, She h»d as Sat: Eleventh anniversary re- aitlB ot .Hawkins atwet. Wafer- Ing, February 18, by Rev. Daley. ''her maid of honor '"her sister, quiem high Mass at 9 for 'Ralph bury,, .last Saturday afternoon, at the rectory of Our Lady of ' Mim Pauline Vaillancourt An- CHRIST EPISCOPAL thony ZlbellO' was 'beat man for Orsini. Confessions, 4-S:30; 7-8:30. Fri: World 'Day of Prayer, Met- Feb. 18, at Christ church. Ht, Gurnet Church ID Ht. Car- Sun: Masses at 7, 8, 9 (2), 10 The bride wag, given, in mar- mel. the groom. hodist Church, 2:45. • riage by her father, and, .attend- and 11. Sun: Men and Boys" corporate "The bride wa# given in mar-1 A reception for '300 guests was ed, by her sister. Miss Jean held after the ceremony at Mon: CYO meets at 7. Con-Communion, 7:45; breakfast in riage by her father. 'She had. as j firmation class after school. . Porter of New London. .Robert her attendant. Kiss Mildred Community .Hall. Assembly Room, under direction, Derry was beat 'man, for the "The 'bride la a, graduate of St. Tues: Lenten devotions,, Ros- of Herritt .Atwood,. Taft service, Collett, glater of the groom. "The ary, Litany, sermon by Fr. Joseph groom, and ushers 'were John, bride's brother, Soren Neidt, Jr., John's School and Watertown 9:15. Rev. Dr. Sydney Lovett of Dobkitis, the groom's cousin, High. The groom, graduated Leo, head of the-Holy Family Re- Yale, guest. Church school, 9:45; was best man for Mr. Collett. treat House, Passionist .Fathers, and Richard B. Porter, brother A. wedding 'reception at, the from South Schdol ana Water- morning paryer and, sermon, nur- of the bride. Kathy Thompson town. High. They are 'both, em- Far m i ngton „ Bened let i on „ 7:30. sery in parish, house, 11. Youth home of the 'bride's 'parents was Wed:. First Communion class, af- ot -Waterbury was the flower attended, by TO guests, including- ployed at Hemingway &b Bart- Fellowship, 7, Guild Room. girl, and Gary C. .porter, the eitt. After a weding trip to ter school. I Mon: Girl Scouts, Brownies, 3:- those from Torrlngton, Utch- Thurs: Instructins for grades 5, j bride's brother, 'was ringbearer. fleld, Torrtngford, Waterbury, New T'Ork City the couple will 30 One hundred guests enjoyed a live at 100 Hillcrest avenue, 6. 7 and 8 who have 'made Con- j Tues: Girl, Scouts, Brownies, 3:- 1 New 'Haven, and New York. Oakville. formations. Confessions, 4-5:30; 7- I buffet lunch and dancing at 'The bridle is a graduate of 30; Parish Helpers, 8. a reception follwolng the cere- 8:30. | Wed: Junior1 choir, 3:30; Boy South 'School and Watertown Note: All morning Masses dur- [ mony in DePrtmio'a Hall, Wa- High school. The .groom, a Scouts at 7, parish house. .Lenten, terbury. Friend* attended from. Navy veteran. Is now employed ing Lent will be at T. with Holy ; servire at 7:30, evening prayer New .London, New York and Communion distributed before \ an dsermoB: esus and Prayer. Fol- by the North Haven Construc- ^K BIRTHS Mass. ! Providence. tion Co. After'a wedding' trip, lowing the service refreshments The bride attended Baldwin the couple will live in Hamden. will be served in. the Guild Room School and Watertown High. ST. JOHN'S when alt will have an 'Opportunity School, and, is employed at file POLLKTTA—A daughter, Bar- Fri: Stations, of the Cross, Bene- to discuss the sermon. Senior Patent Button, Co. The groom, bara Ann. Polletta, 'born to Mr. diction, 7:30. choir, 8::30. BOSA-VAILUANCOVRT — The &«t: Memorial requiem high a former Army M. P. stationed. marriage of Miss Christine and Mrs. Angelo Poletta of Thurs: Monthy meeting of Wo- In Korea.,, is employed at Valllanoourt, "daughter of Mr. Tucker avenue on. St. Valen- .Mass for Mrs. Noele Lamy. men's Auxiliary, 11:45. Holy Com- Sun: High and public school, Princeton Mfg. Co. and, lira. LAUIS Vaillancourt, tine's 'Day at St. Mary's Hospi- munion in sanctuary, followed, by The couple left Saturday on-a, Greenwood avenue, to Pas- tal. children to receive. Masses at 7, luncheon in Assembly Room. wedding' trip to Florida. When • ..30 9:45 and 11. Mass in Beth- Round table discussion on Mis- they .-return,,, they will take up Ir'hem, at 11. Rosary, sermon by sion Box. led by Mrs. Robert Bel- residence on North field Road- Rev. Daniel Donahue of Litch- fit. Church school teachers meet fuekl, Benediction. 7:30. at 8 in Guild Room. Mon: CYO at 7. OOU.HTT-NEIDT — .Miss .Bar- Wed: Choir rehearsal, 7:30. bara, Elizabeth Ann INTeMt, Tb u rs: Cn n f essions afternoon METHODIST mid evening for First 'Friday. Fri: World 'Day of Prayer for all c tvure hes. 2:45. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Sun,: Church school. 10; morn- Fri: World Day of Prayer,, 2:45,, in^r service. 11. Laymen's Sunday: Jilt thodist Church. thi-me. This Is My Faith, a ser- Sun: Church school. 9:45; morn- vice of Christian, Witness., Service i,r::_' service and nursery, 1.1. in charge of church lay leader, I > i,I;_- ri ni Fe How sh i p. 6:30'; Pastor'sJ?in.es A. Thompson, assisted by ivl,--.; in church membership, 2, Richard Ashzehner, J. Wm. Hos'k- Mon: lied Cross Rally for work- ini:, Sperry B. Skiiton. Francis ers. 7:30. M ark ha ni «i nd K,»'h« r t H o It za ppl e... Toes: Worn,en's Ass'n sewing: Sunday school set-together at 3:30 meotir.fi. 2. f OT parents, teachers and, students Wed: Lenten service with Rev. of church school for the purpose Wiicoc'k preaching, 7:30. of promoting: interest and under- PHILCO Thurs: Missionary 'Society at standing of the Work. with Mrs. Edwin Hull in Hamil-. Men: Girl Scouts, 3:30; Moth- Un> Ave. home ot Mrs. Kisenwin- er's Club, 8. TELEVISION trr. Assisting will be Mrs. Athur Tues: Girl Scouts, 3:30. C e pe ta n d.. M rs. \V m. C1 e v e 1 a n d::Wed: WSCS meets at home of WITH BUILT-KN AHTENMA. .Vis,. Westhrook will be in charge Mrs. Dudley At wood. Steele Brook I1 f devot ions., ProJIrani: \Vhic h Ro a d, 2:30. D i s t rict q u a r t e r 1 y re - We are receiving shipments from week to week of Wcy Japan? in charge of Mrs. pc-i-ts will be. presented. Lenten " different models. Come in, and see these beautiful R;;lph Smith, Airs. C. E, Butter- service at Congregational Church, j PHILCO TELEVISION SETS hi Id and Mrs. William Cook. 7:30';; Rev. Fred Wilcock, speak-j March 3: Men's Club meeting. er. Host Localities Need No Outdoor Antenna Supper. 6:30'. Speaker, Robert Bruce, on foot- ball statepry with pictures. March, 9: Christian Education CLEAN HEAT CONN. FUEL-GAS CORP committee will sponsor a meeting A DEATHS * of parents of church, school stud- WATERTOWN — TEL 275 ents at 8. Rev. Carl Hanson of NITSCHE—Word has been, re- AND COMFORT Hartford will speak on Religion ceived of the death, of Henry Nitsche in Meriden on Tuesday. _ NO PARKING PROBLEMS in the Home, show an exhibit of OPEN WED. AND THURS. EVENINGS TILL 9:00 religious books and, a 'related film,. .February 2". .Nitsche was a former f CAN BE AS resident of the town. At one March 10: CuT> Pack 1, meeting' time he lived -on Davis Street not on March 3, but March 10. where he owned what is is now EASY AS THAT I I'XION CONGREGATIONAL the Zapponc property and later Thurs: Senior choir rehearsal, operated a, farm on French 7. Lenten service at 8 with Rev. Street. Mr. Walter Hodges of Coll Ivar Kron, pastor of Swedish, Lu- Ball Farm Road is hia, nephew. theran Church in Waterbury. Spe- WTN. cial meeting of church at 9 to rot, THE vote on, site. WELTON—Funeral services were Fri: Men's Club supper. 8:30,, held Wednesday afternoon r.t 2092 followed by program. John, Bisseh- Christ Church for Mrs. Charlotte er will display his ivory carvings, Scovill Welton, of Hamilton. Ave- OLSON'S John Barker, water colors. nue who. died Monday morning, Sun: Church school,, 9:30; public February 20, at Waterbury Hos- GARAGE worship. ,10:45. Jaoa.es Smith ju- pital. .Mrs. Welton was the wid- nior message; Mr. Locke's sermon,, ow of Paul Welton. 1101 Main St. Watertown fiCFt in series on basic Christian She was the daughter of the Belief: God Is. Nursery conducted. late Alfred, and Lucy (Johnson) for Junior Fellowship, 4-5; Pilgrim, Scovill and was a life-long resi- HERE'S A CUSTOM FLOOR Fellowship. 7-9. Adult Fellowship dent trf Watertown. automatic delivery committee wilt report on survey at. Survivors include her eon, Hen- YOU CAN INSTALL YOURSELF! parish house, 1:30. ry P. Welton; three sisters. Miss Mon: Christian, instruction class 1 of clean-buming It's New Bird Duotone Linoleum Tiiel 1 Marion Scovill, Mrs. Irving F . for youth, 3:15. Girl Scouts, 3:3c . Smith and Mrs. Sabra Halliwel), Church hchool teachers meet at all of Watertown, two grandchild- Choose your own. individual, color scheme ,. ,., . and install Middlebury home of Sunnier Lib- ren, and several nieces and neph- 'sparkling. Bird, Duotone tile yourself., . easily and foy. Transportation provided, ?„ ews. economically'! There's a wide choice of rich color com,- Tues: Girl Scouts, 3:30; cribbage rtev. Robert B. Appleyard of- binati«ns, packaged' and ready to take home! Only Bird 7:30. ficiated, at the funeral service. makes Duotone Linoleum tile . . . it's distinctive, Wed: Girl Scouts, 3.•.30,; Ladies* Burial, wilt be in Evergreen Cem- patented, . ,.. . and original. It's easy to install. Lay it Society Society, 2:30';, Boy Scouts, etery. yourself. You can save money and at the same 'time:' 7:30. Christian instructions for have a beautiful, long-lived floor! adults, parish house, 7:30.

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Page 'Twelve watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTOWN' 'TIMES February 24,195fl High School And : MMM Grammar Xciigiits Phty-Offg Annoanred The Jet* will m««t the Bints Tbe twttative '-actwWte of play- Saturday morning, March. 4, in ' offs ta. th* Community Basket- SPEAKING Clowns Appear ball League !• as follows: Wed- the High School gym to decide the winner of the High School. nesday, March 1, Indians va, Basketball League Championship. Priivwton In rescheduled game. Here Next Month 'The .Blues won the first, round Thursday, March 2. Princeton vs. with three -wins and, no losses,. Oakville VFV7. Tuesday, March OF SPORTS "The world, famous Rokomo 7, bines Oilers vs., winner of and the Jets won the second Clowns, one of basketballs top Princeton-VFW game. All games touring- professional teams will round with the same record. By BOB. PALM1£B Trophies for the winners of the will be payed in the High, School appear at Watertown High gym. at 8 p. m. School, Thursday evening, March High, School and. Grammar School lft opposing the Oak vi lie-Water- Leagues have been, donated by to wn All-Star a made up of the Quigtasfs. , select players of the Community Grammar and High School THE. BIGGEST BASEBALL , didn't have we took the liberty team* 'will play the following JiEWS in four years broke in of .liking these boys why they Basketball League and coached by George Pierce. schedule on Saturday, March 4: Oakville last 'Saturday when the • weren't playing for the Red Sox 9:00 a. m. Wildcats vs. Eagles. Oakville Merchants Baseball As- : They all gave the same answer It, will mark the first, appear- 9:30a.m. Hornets vs. Bombar- sociation turned over lock, stork ! "We though everything was all ance of a, professional basketball diers. and the proverbial barrel to the sewed up." team in Watertown since the 10:00 a. m. Mams vs. Baldwin. Oakville Veterans o £ Foreign, \ A little pre-season talk with days of the famous Princeton 10:30 a.m. Crows vs. St. Johns. Wars. The transaction was pr»- ' these fellows would have made teams which played the 'best At. the end of the first 'round, dieted in. this portal last week. !jthem, feel, they were wanted and, t'OUTing' clubs in the country. these teams have the following By turning over lock, stock and I given Oakville that much, better The Clowns are noted for their standings: barrel, it seems the Merchants \ of a ball team. It doesn't cost dazzling display of basketball and, W L. have transferred their baseball. anything but a little 'diplomacy, assortment of trick* and have Hornets 5 0 belongings, which consists of a which, your organization must been received royally wherever Baldwin 4 i franchise in the Inter-State Lea- have plenty of or your Post they appeared. Wildcats 3 2 gue, with a written agreement j wouldn't have zoomed, so rapidly. It will be a combination, basket- Bombardiers 2 3 that it. be continued, equipment At the same time it gives the Rams . 1 4 consisting of uniforms, bases, etc, fans that much better baseball. ball and dance that Thursday ; evening1 with the game scheduled Eagles , 0 5 a public address system and, a few i We haven't the slightest idea of other odds and, ends. j to get underway at 8 P.M. and. what or who .you are going to dancing from 9 till midnight. This means that the 'V.F.'W. PROOF NEXT WEEK use for ball players, there are Tha program is being arranged has a set of uniforms, equipment Doubles League Proof Of Last Week's Adv.. plenty of them in town, and locally 'by Harry McLaughlin, to lay out a. ball diamond and the w whom they cast their ballot for, Bill Buckingham and Bob Pal- THE HEART IS NOT right to sponsor a team in the Fichette-Koslowsky ,.. . 23 the VJF.W. or whatever other mer. Oaborn-Osborn 22 LOCATED ON 'THE LEFT Inter-State League. It doe* not •ball teams we have in town, is •mean, that the Post will be 'repre- Grenier-Daveluy 22 SIDE up to them, and, partly up to you. Atwood-Vielletta 1,9 sented by the same group of -We ara not attempting to delve It is in 'the cavity of the ball, players, who toiled for the Merchants' 'League LaBoane-Dains 19 into the executive affairs of the Parsons-Booth ,..,. 17 thorax between the lungs, and Merchants because none of these VPW but, we are trying to pass boys are obligated to play for w L Judaon-Perrln 14 is about as near the center of along a. little knowledge we gath- Sedlock-Bradshaw ,...,., 8 anyone. They are amateurs and ered" along the wizened trail of Carey . 51 12 'the 'body as its shape will per- can, go where they want. Maybe thirteen, years of sandlot ball, if Palomba • '46 14 mit. If a vertical plane were they are all for playing1 for the there is any you can 'use we're, Wtn Plumbing . 43' 20 Men's League run 'through the center of the Vets, maybe not, 'but this column glad, if not, that's okay too. Jamsky -— .. 40 23 Indians 36 27 • w •would, like to take the opportu- 'Our main interest is to see a. breastbone 'half' 'if' not more of Perrotti- 37 ,29 Curley 54, nity to write the Post an, open real, team in, Oakville, the strong- the heart would fall on 'the D * ,O Construction ,. , 32' 25 Blue Ribbon Alley 43 letter concerning t h e coming est possible, you have that op- right side." 1. —. "Uncommon Italian, Aid „ „ 33 30' BrandoIInj 42 baseball season,. portunity to build such a, team Leo's 40 1 33 Knowledge"—Oeo. W. Stimj*- and from this corner the very Sal's restaurant 33 30' Autoyre 35 TO P©S.T bast, of luck in. baseball and, in Lalkos 30 son. OAKvnxi: v.r.w. 37 •Fulton 34 all other affairs to which, your Smoke Shop •. '29 Congratulations o n receiving 34 Daveluy 27 Did, you know 'thai the mo- organization 'may partake. i Zuraitis . .! 28 the Oakville franchise in the In- 40 Independents 24 tor of your car must breathe Sincerely yours, i Caruso ,.., 26 ter-State Baseball, League. It will 47 Princeton 1,7 I Post Office ~9 Villagers 14 —and 'that too much or too be a healthy addition to your ra- BOB: PALMER. 46 pidly growing organization and, Jimmy's 17 little air 'will affect, k efficien- High Single: O. Carey—134; High Wng'te: W, Osborn—159: at the same time afford you, with High Three: Koslowsky—387; cy? It's a good idea to drive an, opportunity to continue to give High, Three: P. Cavatto—339; THE WATEKTOWN S K. I High 'Team. Single: Indians — High, Team Single: Curley in, regularly to we may check- -Oakville high-grade sandlot base- AREA, finally had its grand ope- «6S: ball. 585; up on this and many other i'Bg but Tuesday night and des- High Team. Three;: Indians — High Team Three: Curley You have a franchise that is 1882. ' small 'but important details. pite all kinds of opposition from 1531. all—now go out and, start build- the elements, including snow, Do so TODAY! ing a 'ball, team—DON'T' WAIT steel, rain, hell and high water, until a week, before the season everyone seemed to be enjoying starts to .assemble one —START his or herself. NOW, select your manager ami Sklem are & hardy bunch and Senior Class Hay coaches or whatever kind of lea- they just don't seem to give a dership you prefer. hoot, what Old Jupe Pluvius Call, a meeting inviting all of throws at them as long' as they Will Be A Mystery last year's Inter-State players and, got snow underneath, the lumber. any new ones that would like to Even the fact that the tow The senior class of Watertown play ball for you. broke down and the fireplace High School !•• busy preparing for If you are interested in bring- smoked up the warming1 hut, the annual, play to be presented ing the Inter-State League cham- there was but few com paints and, on Friday, March 10. in the High pionship back to Oakville you a lot. of enthusiasm. School Auditorium. have some rebuilding to do. Find, Ed, Seadden, one of the boys be- The mysteries of "The House of out what and. who you need. hind the Watertown, Area, was the Flashing Light" will be re- Don't 'make the mistake of tak- flat on his back in the Water- vealed, by an able cast under the ing: the attitude that ball players bury Hospital after an auto ac- direction of Mrs. Edgar Hobere. will flock to you. That doesn't cident last 'Friday and missed, the The play Includes a red-headed AUCTION mean you will have to go out opening, but Bill < Quigley was on Chinaman, a killer or two, a, valu- and beg fellows to play, no one hand, and was as happy as a kid able Ruby 'Eye, and all the 'ex- BY QUIGLEY'S likes to do that. You will find, with a new toy. It was reported citement of a two-bit thriller. the majority of good ball players incidentally that the pretty nur- The cast, includes Canaille Do- DUE 'TO' CONDITIONS' BEYOND OUR. CONTROL will, probably fall in line as, they ses at Waterbury had ail they nais, Susan Coonj Gerald Minor, have in the past. BUT if the same could do to convince Bd Scad- Dick Hayward, .Barbara Atwood, LAST 'WEEK'S AUCTION HAD' 'TO' BE thing happens as in the past, we'll den that he was too high up to Jean Ffnnemore, Thomas Tra- CANCELLED guarantee you •will, find your- attempt shinny ing down a couple ver, Frank, DeLuca. O^orge Shaw, selves playing second fiddle to of bedsheets. Jr., Mildred Lonlro and, Peggy Buckingham. those powerful. New York, State A, friend of our who works in This is a large scale clearance sale of our over- outfits BECAUSE while the 'Oak- the hospital said there, was a, fel- Tickets are 'being handled by stock to' give every one a chance to pick up a bar- ville 'Red, 'Sox were always close low in one of the rooms who Sylvia Barlow, under the super- gain:—Men's and boys* wear, sporting goods, ski to the top they were just lack- talked in his sleep all night and vision of Mrs. Homer Bronson, equipment and clothing. ing that extra oomph because of kept repeating. QUIGLEY— and, are being cold by all mem- O maybe two or three weaknesses, SNOW. QUIGLEY—SNOW. bers of the senior class. that could have been, filled by Ted Smith , promises that his Oakville boys 'who 'were never committee on staging will bring AT 'THE, COMMUNITY BUILDING asked, to play. ROUND UP COACH BOB . the audience a professional set- Main St., Watertown—'Rear of Cameo Theatre Maybe you, ask, why is it neces- COOK of the high, school is look- Faculty consultant In staging is Edgar Moberg. sary to ask onyone, they can. read ( ing forward to the baseball, and SATURDAY, FEB. 25th—1#:3© AM. the advance 'notices for tryouts.' soccer seasons now that the baa- We thought of that too and last ketball season i» over. He will FREE PARKING — CATERER' ON PREMISES' summer when it was apparent have a, pretty fair baseball club that the Inter-State team ' could, with a number of veterans re- Try Our have used a few players, they turning . The next few weeks will find a lull in Bob's coaching curriculum, before his track, soc- STEAK ::«!•• and baseball activities get un- derway Oakville VFW has en- SUNOCO tered the annual Naugatuck 'Val- DINNER ley Basketball tourney which gets, BATTERIES underway at Boy's Club shortly — SANDWICHES — If PRINCETON can beat the START OAKVILiLE INDIAN'S it will cre- FOUNTAIN SERVICE 689 MAIN' ST., WTN. 'TEL. ate a triple tie In the Community .IN A. .FLASH Basketball League The draw- ing has already been held with only $14.65 Innes drawing a bye, which means VFW, will meet, 'Princeton with old. battery It marks Jl»e first time we ever 'heard of» drawing 'being G. Hoffman. & Son held, before the situation was cre- ated. AM- BRASS cagers de- COFFEE Sunoco Service feated Princeton 5M© in the ope- STRAITS TURNPIKE,WTN, ning round of the Wtby. Dusty SHOP 131 AKV'lLl'E Vet 1983 'League at the Y last, Sunday. , MAIN ST. WATERTOWN 01 \HiL M mo ACC, (\ SCR I i CON ML WJT« * BUI BaMerly, Props. 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