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Construction Due 11000 Tax To Start Today In Turnpike Area 'Construction is. slated, to 'begin Bills Mailed today on ,a $30,000 building on. Commercial St. which will house an1 industry employing' 50 persons. . A spokesman for the Wright Co. Inc., now located, at 58 Wesley St., This Week Waterbury, said his firm hopes to be in, operation here by the first Nearly 11,000 tax bills are being week of July. A permit for the mailed, out to taxpayers this week, building was issued Tuesday by according to. Tax Collector Ar- Zoning Enforcement -Office Mi- mand J. Derouin. chael V*. Dunn.. The building will MAKING 'PLANS for the "annual Spaghetti Sup- are: Mire. George Deary, Rosary Society Presi- The bills, on, the Grand List of be of concrete, measuring 80 by dent:; Mrs. John Yarmal, supper chairman; Mrs. Oct., 1, 1961, carry a tax rat1 e of per of the Rosary Society of St. Mary Magdalen 34, mills, 5V4 mills higher than .80 feet. Construction will be by Church was the committee, above, at a recent Earl La r riviere, kitchen committee chair man; last: year's rate. the D. F. Rosa Co., of • Waterbury, meeting at the K. of C. Hall. The affair will be Mrs. Peter Rigazio, kitchen committee; and Mrs. Mr. Derouin said that three types, The Wright Company, 'which has: held at the K. of C. rooms. Main St., Wednesday, Joseph Cavan.au gh, donations. been in operation in, Waterbury of bills, are being 'mailed, follow-, for about a year and a half, manu- May 9, from 5 to 8 p.m. Pictured, left to right, (Staff photo') •ing the procedure established last factures surgical .instruments, the year,. A white tax bill represents firm's spokesman said. He stated. real estate tax, a green, bill, auto- that the' company 'will employ ap- Polio Clinic Council Support mobile tax: and a yellow 'bill, per- proximately 50' persons to start, Better Business sonal property tax. but plans to expand .gradually to All. military exemptions have a work force of 80 or more. 'The Slated Monday On Buckingham St. been applied on real estate by 'the firm's president is Vincent De-. Bureau To Beet Board of Assessors. Veterans not Luca. At Swift High Petition Sought owning real estate will have their 'The plant 'will be located, on exemptions applied to the automo- Commercial St. property adjoin- A Polio Clinic will, 'be held next Officers Tuesday A petition, calling on 'the Town bile tax. ' ing 'the new Engineered Sinterings Monday,. April 30, from ? to 9 'Council''' to 'request that the State . During May, the Tax Collector's and, Plastira. 'Co. Plant, off Straits, p.m. at Swift Junior High School, Officers 'will be' elected by the Highway 'Department restudy "a office 'will be open every day, Mon- Tpke. according to Dr. .Edwin G. Reade, Watertown-Oakviiie Better Bus? proposed .alternate route lor the day through Friday, with the ex- "reconstruction, of Buckingham St. Two- or three other locations 'Director' of Health in, Watertown. mess Bureau at a, meeting' next ception 'Of Memorial. Day, May 30, were considered by the firm be- 1 A 'The vaccine to' be used will be Tuesday, May 1, at 8 p.m.. at 'the 'will 'be submitted to.1 the Council 1 at a special, .meeting 'this evening from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., to. receive fore it decided to. locate here , the .supplied, through 'the National Town: Hall. Annex. .. - ' taxes. 'The .office .also, will 'be open spokesman said. He stated 'that Polio Foundation. The Clinic is at 8 o'clock .in. the Town Hall An- 1 A slate consisting of a presi- nex. Monday, Wednesday .and Friday the firm, feels its properly to be - sponsored ..by the' Watertown dent, vice-president, secretary, evenings from. 7 to 8:30' p.m. and .an. ideal location _ and is looking Health Department in conjunction treasurer .and board of directors,, Approximately GO to TO signa- Saturday 'mornings from 9 a.m. forward to 'the time when sewer with the Watertown Public Health will be' submitted to. 'the member- tures .are .on, the petition, accord- until noon. and, water facilities will 'be avail- Nursing Association. Local volun- ship by a. five-member .nominating ing to Councilman Raymond Sjos- Mr. Derouin asked that taxpay- able. Action of 'the Town Council teer nurses and. typists 'will as- committee consisting of Tofie A. tedt. He said the petition was giv- ers: who do not .receive a bill no- in, 'undertaking preliminary steps sist. 'George, Milton Greenblatt, Roy. E. en to' him. by residents of the up- tify his. office. Persons, having to provide utilities to the area .Dr.. Reads said 'that the polio Jones, Frank: Fugliese and Ray- per Buckingham St.. area who fa- questions concerning 'their hills was a factor in, the decision to lo- .season, still is three months away mond Lyman. vor a route other than that pro- should notify the tax office 'before cate in Watertown, he concluded. and 'there' is ample > time for resi-' The Better Business 'Bureau, in-. posed by 'the Highway .Department. May 12: so that proper corr.ecti.ons dents to become immunized. He active for more than, a year, has The meeting was called by Chair- can. be made. urged 'that any' children and adults held several meetings in the past man, James- E. Opriano after 'be- The bills become due and. pay- Bruce Reflected who have .not received any polio .several weeks and is in the proc- ing informed of the .petition by able next 'Tuesday, May 1. Bills vaccine or have not completed ess of reorganizing. All. former •Mr. Sjostedt. unpaid .after June 1 will become President Of 'their series of four inoculations members, non-members, business Signers of the 'petition, .are ask- .delinquent,, .and interest will be to do so now. 'The need, for pro- and, professional "people are in- ing 'that 'the Council urge the state charged at the rate of one-half of tection through immunization is vited 'to attend and, take' part .in to re-examine its stand, in opposi- one percent 'per month, Library Assn. every bit -as great now as .it ever 'the meeting. tion to the proposed, alternate Mr. Derouin said 'the net' Grand was, he stated.. route, .and to have its. engineers List on which the tax: rate is based E. Robert Bruce was reelected This 'will be the only "clinic to look: closely at the proposal to. see Is. $56,790,951. A collection of 100 president of the Watertown Li- be 'Offend this .year. .if it can. be made to meet the per cent of the taxes would rea- brary Association at the annual, Red Cress Drive Department's requirements. lize for the town $1,930,892.33. meeting of the' Board, of Trustees 'The' alternate route proposed In figuring the budget, 'the Town 'Tuesday evening at 'the Library. Ihird Annual SKN Under Quota would have' reconstructed Buck- Council estimated collections at Also reelected 'were .Mrs. 'The 1962 Red. 'Cross 'fund cam- ingham, St. swing to' the east of 'Charles .Allen, secretary, and Car- paign has reached approximately the state's proposed route, curv- (Continued on Page 3) roll Retallick, treasurer. Richard $6,500 in its .drive to meet the ing back to meet Thomaston Road .Lovelace was elected viee-pces- current quota, of $8,500, Mrs, Dan- opposite' Fern Hi! Road, Propo- ident. Bcril May 12 iel H. Fentmt, Chapter .executive nents of the route... contend there Re-elected for a .second, three secretary reported this week. would 'be less disruption of prop- VFW Posts nan year term to' 'the Board, of 'Trus- Richard ~ Gugliemetti has an- The .drive will, continue until all erties along Buckingham St.. if this tees were 'Mr.. Bruce and Mrs. nounced the appointment of Mary returns .are' in. Captains reported route' is followed, .and 'that some Joint Buddy Glenn Wayne. Town appointees to A. Horan as ticket chairman, for 'they have been unable to .contact of the most prime residential land 'the board, for a. one year term are the 'Third Annual Bell. Ringers mariy residents, and expressed in the community would be .spared. Poppy Sale William Giesker and Mrs. Charles Ball, scheduled for Saturday, May hope 'that 'those who were missed There - also, has been, mention of Klamkin. This, will be the' .second 12, at 'the Oakville 'V.F.W. Hall, Local members of 'the Veterans Davis St. in the canvass will send their do- term for Mr. Geisker. nations directly to Mrs, Fenton at of Foreign Wars have joined forc- .Other trustees include: Russell Mrs. Horan has been associated Chapter headquarters. (Continued on Page 2) es for 'their annual Buddy Poppy 'Chase, Mrs. Winthrop Spencer, with past Mental Health.,Drives as sale, which will 'be launched Sun- Richard C. Briggs, Wooster Cur*, well as other community functions. day, April 29, along 'the main tiss' .and. Richard Lovelace. Mrs. She reports tickets 'will be' avail- streets of Watertown .and Oakville John K. Ottley will serve as honor- able font, any of the following beginning at 7 a.m. ary trustee. committee members: Mrs. How- William, Arlington, Water-Oak ard Ande, Mrs. Harold C. Ash- Lions' Musical Varieties VFW post senior vice-Commander Mrs. 'Charles Shons, librari- worth, Mrs. Bernard Beauchamp, and Oakville VFW' post junior vice- an, submitted, her annual, report Richard Bozzuto, Richard firiggs, Commander Paul Fournier are and stated 'that the circulation for Mrs. E. Robert Bruce', Mrs. chairmen of their ' respective 1961 reached 93,027. Charles H. Buckingham, Mrs. 'Rus- areas, The sale will, continue .Annual, reports were presented sell De Luca, Armand Derouin, Friday, Satan/ay At Swift by the Friends of 'the Library, through, 'Memorial Day as canis- 'The 'Curtiss. -Collection -Commit- Mrs. Pat Ducillo, -Mrs. Richard. Capacity audiences are expect- man, .of the committee in, charge ters and poppy displays will 'be Ely, Jr., .'Mrs, Leo Fabian, Miss ed tomorrow and, Saturday eve- of arrangements. He said that made available through 'the cour- tee .and the Naismith Memorial. .Frances Griffin, Richard Guglie- nings at Swift Junior High School, proceeds will go to support the tesy of local merchants wh'o co- Record Room. metti, John "Hayes,-'Mrs. Raymond. auditorium for the Watertown Lions Club's many community aid operate annually with these 'two Leonard, Milton Lipa, Mrs. Ar- lions. Club's Musical Va:rieti.es... programs, veterans groups. mand Madeux, Mrs. Vincent Mit- "The show 'will 'begin at, 8:15 'both Harold .Ashley, founder and Oakville VFW' Commander Dom- chell, Edward O'Connor, Mrs. nights. president of."the 'Connecticut Lions inic J. Romano 'has stressed that Angelo Rodia, Domenic Romano, 'Directed by John. Jaimetty,- 'the Eye Research Foundation, in com- "most of the monies which we Events Listed Mrs, William F. Scully, Mrs, show features 'the 30-member Wa- menting on the show said: "I sin- hope' to collect in this sale will .Several special events, for the .Ackely Shove,, Jr., Mrs. H. Ray- terbury Knights of Columbus Cho- cerely feel that the Watertown, remain right- here in our' own com- benefit-of the Cancer Crusade will mond. Sjostedt and .'Mrs, Clayton raleers. Headliners with, 'the 'lions 'Club, 'in bringing 'this highly munity 'to help finance the. relief be sponsored by. local organiza- 'Towle. 'troupe' include 'the Bakinow Sis- talented, giant variety show to and welfare work 'which we' have tions 'this. 'week. The 'Crusade is All State Hospitals will be cele- ters, of Waterbury; 'The Ferry Watertown to provide excellent 'en- undertaken in behalf of our own wel] over the. halfway mark of 'brating- "Mental Health Week" Sisters, 'recording' artists; • 'The' tertainment, has created at the veterans .in need, .and 'their' depend- this year's goal, of $3,200, with April '341 through May 5. Milton, Glitters, 'pantomime .artists; Ka- same time a. splendid opportunity ants." approximately $2,200 collected so Lipa, Guidance Director at Wa- ren Cullen, a Ted Mack .Show for all who attend, because the 'In, pointing out how another por- far, according to a statement re-, tertown High .School 'will journey finalist; Charles Collier, accor- price of admission actually is a tion of 'the money is 'used., r'ate leased, by Dr. Thomas. Lane, town; " to' Fairfield State Hospital with a dionist .and state contest 'Winner; contribution to support the club's Oak 'VFW post Commander Wil- 'Crusade chairman. group of 'students, to 'become ac~ Gertrude Lynn, lyric soprano; many worthwhile .programs." liam Grenier stated, "the bal- Acknowledging' the "fine co-op- and 'many more

;• *'- * i r.. -; dUCsitfjaiMtf. An Its! * t%..•»».•-'*-l PAGE 2 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. », 1962 Drive this year In preparing and distributing posters throughout WW Posts CoiniiicjPropertys & Q Thir ofd Annua thel Watertownthe community. Their work wil Historicall (Continued from Page 1) Societyt (Continued from Pag e 1) be under the direction of Mrs. 1 "in Mr. and Mfs. LeRoy Lewis, Wa- (Continued from Page 1) Janet Olson, OtdtviLie neighbor- erdtion and generosity" of local of proceeds of fee anneal ; tertown, .and, Mrs. Fred Bradshaw, hood chairman and Mrs. Janet contributors, Dr. Lane said that Poppy_aale is ustfd to help OakvilJa, have returned from • a Ashley, Watertown Neighborhood there is "a very good chance we in the nationwide rehabili- , vacation . in Florida. guainted with the facilities there Chairman. will surpass our goal, especially service of our VFW organi- iwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgn connection with the open house Edward O'Connor, executive with the special events scheduled For example, we contrib- - Miss Paula Butkus and Miss scheduled for that week. Mr. Lipa Board Member of the Mental for this week." He further stated, one penny for each Buddy > 'Marge Hart have been named to has urged residents of our com- Health Committee has announced "There will be no let-down in the >y sold to the operation of the fie Post Junior College Dean's munity to take the opportunity dar- comptetiun ox ftrrsngeiiieilts for efforts of our volunteers. We win National Home for widows ing this week to visit a State Hos- placement of coin canisters continue all our campaign activi- orphans at Eaton Rapids, pital for the mentally ill and learn throughout Watertown and Oak- ties in high gear." Michiganand . This is the only -ban* Sharon Cunilla, daughter of Mr. first hand the problems con- vflle. Canisters were donated by The events being held this week of .its kind in the world. It was • and Mrs. Ernest Curulla, 437 Co- fronted by these people so as to Leo Fabian and decorated by Oak- include: the annual Cancer Cru- founded in 1925. Since then hun- ; lonial St., Oakville, is spending help them in their adjustment upon vflle Girl Scout troop No. 333 with sade Dance to be held at the West- dreds of orphans of veterans bavfe : .tier Easter vacation with a rootn- discharge. Arrangements . were the assistance of Mrs. June bury Inn Friday,- April 27 at 8 been given the opportunity to b*~ » mate in .San- Juan, Puerto Rico. completed for this visit with the Legge, Bushnell Avenue, Oakville. p.m., with Ted Shove serving as coffee healthy, sen supporting c*tt« •Sharon is a freshman at St. Jo- assistance of Gordon Holmes, Re- Canisters will be distributed by chairman; a Bowling Tournament habilitation Director at Fairfield the Watertown Police Department. seph's College, West Hartford. at file Blue Ribbon Alleys, Main Ihe two poppy chairmen State Hospital. Additional Volunteers are needed St., beginning at 11 a.m. Satur- Mrs. John H. Cassidy Jr. has for "Ben Ringers Night," May pressed confidence that they coon ; Miss Martha Mattson, daughter day, April 28, under the chair- oe sure of the assistance of tbafr .of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mer- completed arrangements for dis- 14 and persons wishing to serve manship of Wlbnot Ebbs, and a play of educational material at the on the committee should call Mrs. post and auxiliary members n • kle, A4 HUlcrest Ave., has been Ham and Bean Supper sponsored aiding and supporting the drive, invited to attend. Centenary Col- Watertown library. This material Bernard C. Beauchamp at 274- by the Watertown VFW on Satur- l Jege for Women's pre-registration is purchased by the Watertown 4082. day evening, with Terry Grenier, Wallace and Shirley How*, - and orientation,, conference on the Oakville Mental Health Committee Post Commander, serving as Notthfield Road, have been grant- • fcollege campus . April 28 and 29. and made available free of charge chairman. Tickets for the Supper ed a permit to construct an eight- to area citizens. Sufficient quanti- will be available at the door. rootn dwelling and attached gas- Janice Curulla, daughter of Mr. ties are available at the library (Continued from Page 1) age, WM»0 and Mrs. Ernest Curulla, 437 Co- and will be maintained to insure • lonial St., Oakville, is treasurer wide distribution. structton two weeks ago, officials of the 1962 junior class at St. As an additional feature of the Soppoft for the program also said that wtttie the alternate route Joseph's College, West Hartford educational phase of the Mental came from Town Council Chair- would not be more expensive, • and has been elected vice-presi- Health program, Mrs. Harold C. man James E. Cipriano, who slope of the land from Nova Scotia • • dent of the Tri Lingual Club. Jan- Ashworth heads a committee that urged a good attendance by towns- Hill Road to Thotnaston Road people. would necessitate a steeper grade ' ice is majoring in Spanish and wilt select and place on display, than on the state's proposed route. : will study at Saltilo, Mexico,,this paintings, ceramics and other Among special guests at the *tr*tta Turnpike, Wstertown 1 summer for .six weeks. works of art, which are the handi- performance will be lions Dis- They also contended that mainte- trict Governor William Matule- nance costs would be higher on work of Fairfield patients. the alternate route. WEEKEND SPECML ' ? 'Miss Peggy Mae Sjostedt, a sen- Watertown and Oakville Girl wiex, and Deputy District Gover- nor John McCoy, phis a number At the hearing, several local of- - lor at St. Vincent's Hospital Scouts will aid the Mental Health fieials, including Watertown's two , School, of Nursing, Worcester, of town officials. A unique feature of the presen- State Representatives and three •, Mass..,. spent: the Easter weekend members of the Town Council, , with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mrs. Rodney Chase, tations is that the show will be . H. Raymond .Sjostedt, 105 Betton Starkweather House, is a member broadcast live, both nights, over urged that the state restudy its of the arrangements committee for an area radio station. President decision on the alternate to see : fit. Miss Sjostedt, was recently the Carnival in Venice Ball to be if its stand can be changed. • chosen by the faculty and her Bud Moody, Jr., in announcing sponsored by the Women's Com- this feature said he is highly Town Manager James L. Sul- . classmates to represent her mittee of the New Haven Symphony livan will have several other mat- '. school at 'the annual Career Day Orchestra, Saturday evening in the pleased with the co-operation , for Nurses, on a panel discussion shown by the radio station be- ters to bring before the Council Goffe Street Armory, New Haven. cause the broadcasts will permit tonight They will include reports ••: entitled "Nursing A Career For on the Straits Turnpike sewer and /'You. , the show to reach many of those Christine Fisher, daughter of toward whom the club directs water ordinance, matters relating Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Fisher, much of its efforts — people con- to possible federal aid for plan- -Miss' Margaret Mark-Anthony, Guernseytown Rd., is visiting her fined to their homes who have lost ning sewer and water extensions ;. Oakville, whose marriage to Rich- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Pe- their- sight or .are partially blind. in the area, and items dealing with • ard Josephs, Oalnrille, will take ter Gaimutz, Manchester. 'Handling' the broadcast 'will be Gypsy Moth control. place May 19, was recently hon- Gene 'Valentino as master .of cere- • ored at a personal shower in the Miss "Susan- M. Welch, daughter monies. ' house of Miss Judith. Kirby, West of Mr. and Mrs. G. Grant Welch, Hartford. Academy Hill,, is a member of Wo- .Some tickets still may 'be ob- Phone: CR 4-8925 men's Chorus of 'the New England. tained by contacting any member . Miss- Lynne Ruth Strew,- daugh- •Conservatory of Music." Boston, of the ©tub, or calling 'the follow- ': ter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry A. Mass., which, will present: a joint ing numbers: 274-8913; 274-8811; : Straw. • Cutler Knoll, is spending concert with the Boston Symphony 214-4231,; :2T4-1892; or .27*4317. .. the Easier recess with her par-! Orchestra this afternoon and Sat- ', ents. Miss Strow. a freshman at urday evening in Symphony Hall, - Southern Methodist University, Boston. Miss. Welch is a third' Council 'Support BtAUTY SAiON .. Dallas., Texas,' is majoring' in mu- year student at the conservatory. (Continued from Page 1) sic education. She presented . a. ".-voice recital at the annual "Ger» Mr. and 'Mrs.. Henry Despins, 34. 'tights of way being given to the 459 Main SK, Wa**rrown, '" man Night held recently at. the col- Center St., recently celebrated'' state-, eliminating the1 necessity of , *ge. their 25th 'wedding anniversaryy, acquiring 'properly. by Appouiffno nil i - amii. were- honorehd d at a receptioti n At 'the Migfiway- Department's Pie. William Welch, son. of Mr. bearing on the proposed recon- 1 and Mrs. G. Grant Welch. Acade- at Daveiuy's Restaurant. my Hill, is spending a. 15-day leave Miss. Lynn Moaltfirop -recently: „ 'With his grandmother,.. Mrs. Jo- spent 'the' Easter vacation-with her «eph R. Neill, at her' home. Fort: parents,. Mr.- and "Mrs,-Frederick i -Lauderdale, Fta... - G. Moulthrop, '.Porter' St. Miss Moulthrop is a senior in 'the nurs- "Mrs;,. 'Charles: P. Twichell. Vew ing class of ''Pater' Bent Brigham ; Haven, the former Anne M. - Chase, "Hospital,. Boston, Mass.

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*••** . -± ffi-jt .n. -;„••*•• other Bed. nations. A. 'question, .and TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. M, ftft —'PACE S .answer period, followed.. librarPropertyy Borrower sof Increase the Watertownd Charles Greider, membershi Historicalp Society chairman, was 'in charge of the program and arrangements. The session was an orientation meet ing" for new and potential mem- LOW COST 20 Per Cent in Past Year bers. watertownhistoricalsociety.org'President George Strobel ex- An increase of' nearly 20 per-battery charger to "that book on plained some of 'the advantages of cent in the. number of registered a swallow," (How to. Kill a Mock- 'the leadership 'training aspect of .borrowers was recorded by 'the ing Bird). Jaycee membership and the 'value Watertown librar1 y during the 'past Special praise was meted, out to of this training in other areas... year, according to the .annual re- 'the .Friends of the .library for ' Richard Bozzuto, State Public port of Mrs. Charles Shons, Li- their" efforts 'which, included dec- Relations Chairman, told 'the .group' • brarian, which was submitted to orating the library' throughout: the of 'the state, national and interna- the Board, .of Trustees, at its. an-year, manning the desk, filing tional affiliations of 'the Water- nual meeting "Tuesday. cards, helping with the' Story town Jaycees and 'the.' value of ac- '. The number of 'borrowers in- Hour, mailing, .indexing, trans- tive membership to the individual, creased by 861, including 458 porting children and 'books and community and employer. Mr. adults and 403 children, to a 'rec- countless other chores without Bozzuto also, indicated the 'wide ord high of 5,331, Mrs. Shons said which 'the' library "would not —scope of activities engaged, in by in outlining a "satisfying" year. could not —' te the smooth running the Jaycees and. the size of 'the.' She also reported that circula- place it is." organization, with chapters in. tion of books rose by nearly 10,- Secured 'through 'the Friends, al- more than 90 countries, " 225,000 000 during 'the year, from 83,106 so, was a kitchenette, with some members in 4,100 chapters, .in, the a year ago to 93,027. When 'the li-financial, help from, 'the Library United States alone. brary was opened in 1958, circu- Association... Janitor's tools' and .Ed Lorenz spoke briefly on. 'the lation, amounted to 58,585 for the 'equipment displaced by the kitch- financial structure of the organi- first .year. 'Children topped, the enette now .are. housed, in. a tool zation- and of some personal ex- adults in. 'this, department, draw- shed financed by Mrs. Winthrop periences as" a -' member. ling out 47,867 volumes. Works Spencer. State .Editor Vincent O. Palla- of fiction dominated" the circula- Other capital improvements in- dine explained the functions and tion, both for children .and adults.. clude an. air conditioning system, duties of the State Director .and " .A total of 2,352: books wen add-book drop 'box, painting of 'the., Ms' responsibility to. both the lo- ed during 'the year .and 858 books. meeting . room (thanks to Mrs. | cal chapter .and 'the state organi- were withdrawn from 'the shelves. John Ottley), establishment of an zation. " , Books in the stacks at the endadult, reading comer, .and. arrange- John Brady, External 'Vice-pres- of 'the year' 'were. 27,731, compared, ment of 'the periodical, room,. ident of 'the Watertown. Jaycees, to 22,307' in 1958. - Mrs. Shons expressed her ap- described some of the projects . Other 'statistics reported by preciation to Robert Bruce .and the 'undertaken in. the past, those be- Mrs. Shons included a. circulation Board of Trustees for,, their as- ing run. presently .and those of 1,452 records and acquisition sistance 'during 'the year, to her planned for the fuflsre, both exter- of 129 new records; 5,559 books staff, Mrs. Reade and 'the Friends nal and internal. Mr. Brady also loaned.-to""schools; 358 enrollments of the ' Library, the. Watertown. described the duties and respon- in 'the summer reading club; and 'Foundation for their gift, of $1,~sibility of the local 'board of direc- a. total of 294 days. open. 000 for books, to all others who tors. In her report, Mrs. Shons said gave gifts, books and flowers., to; Su.pt. of Schools Richard. C. Briggs Several new members who re- 'that 'the library has seen, more 1 ceived membership cards and pins improvements during the past year for assistance' of Ms office , and were: Richard Caparina, Ronald in book acquisitions and capital, to' the town's highway crew for taking care of winter snow plow- MUlette, Thomas. Nadeau, Richard 'improvements, 'than in. .any otter of ing... J... Quatrano, Maynard Reed, Rob- her 10 .years as librarian. ert Thurston and Anthony Vallet- The 'librarian, Mrs. Shons said, ta. .has. .an obligation .in the matter .of' Board chairman, Vincent: O. Pal- book selection to offer as rea- ladino, announced 'there 'will be a sonable a representation of cur- Steny Tefls Of special 'board and general mem- rent as well 'as. classic literature bership meeting Monday, .April 3©, .as her 'budget will ..allow. She add- at. 'the Library, at. 8. p.m. ed that .is; impossible to purcba.se Experiences As all the current literature, .and.that .some of the books purchased 'may not: have 'the approval of the staff, Cuban Prisoner LET US HANDLE YOUR but are added, because of demand. John R. Sterry, one of 'the seven Two controversial titles men- skin-divers recently shipwrecked tioned were ."Tropic of Cancer" off 'the coast of Cuba, was 'She DRY CLEANING .and ""'The Carpet Baggers." guest speaker Monday evening at Mrs.. Shons. also said, there have a. regular meeting of 'the Water- 'been a number of requests for town Jaycees. PROBLEMS modern ' or "beatnik poetry",- and Mr. .Sterry, who spent several attempts have been, made to. .meet, days along -with his six' compan- ..... personal and for the 'requests, 'where 'possible. ions as prisoners of the Castro Among the important non-fiction 'Government 'told of the apparent- •ii6' home!! acquisitions during 'the year' were ly widespread shortage' of food in new sets .of Encyclopedia Ameri- .Cuba .and the presence of many cana, Collier's . Encyclopedia, 'people from Communist 'China .and Gomptan's Pictured Encyclope- dia, 'Our Wonderful World, Mc- Graw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and" Technology and. two sets of James R. Newman's World of PHOTOGRAPHY Mathematics. 'The Methodist Men's Club presented the library 'with 15 books of a. religious nature. by 'Dick Wood , Reference questions asked of the ALLYN'S library staff kept 'them busy .dur- 'Portraits ' ing' the year. 'The questions ranged, CLEANERS & DYERS from subjects such as Gothic Weddings Architecture to Kamikaze train- Use Our .Pick-up and ing, and how to put together a Delivery Service. 15 Echo Lake Rd., Watertown Studio .678 Main St. 11,000 Tax WATERTOWN — ,274-1015 TEL. 274-163S (Continued from Page 1) 93 per cent by 'the .end of the current fiscal year, August: 31. Collections of taxes on 'the I9601 Grand List .now amount, to' approximately 98.5 per cent of the col- lectible total,' the' Tax. Collector Sags: concluded. 20% to 50% OFF SPRING-*/"* LOANS Can YOU For Repairs, Decoration EL Property Improvements COATS SEE US NOW • ' Win The 'The Bonk on Maim Street" DRESSES Jackpot? HATS THOM ASTON 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. O P P N .MONDAY thru, SATURDAY Tuesdays Friday, Evenings Til 9:00' SAVINGS BANK ' WIIC-TV Channel 3 140 MAIN ST. 565 MAM ST. M MAIN 'ST. Sponsored "By ( dgvid THOM ASTON WATERTOWN TERRYV1LLE Membe • Watertown & UtchfieW CL'•M (IMMCIUPM ''Federal! Deposit Insurance Corporation •Mat «a» *•'«•' tmmtxm 274-1149 JO 7-8*64 Federal 'Home Loan Bank System PAGE 4 — TOWN TIMES (WATBRTOWN, CONN.), APR. », '1M2 its fifteen* IMfts was q^ajfr Property of the WatertownBtwd Reserres Historicaly Societythe nominating committee. in attendance included: Plan Cord Party JOB Hedii, Maurice Jackson. Sfisi Town Times,.lac- Decision On ' Plans for a public card party, Betty MaoDonald, Mi*s Uicy Mer- to be held May IS, will be com- klft Mm. Dorothy TerguseS, Mm WMfil W 9*-«t11l, M4TM) null M TOWwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgN TJMBS, &m ,Hb IMMMi m pleted at the next regular meet- Robert E. Bruce, George Dietz, Zoning Change ing of the Water-Oak VFW Aux- Rtehard Ely, Samual Spaldi Decision was reserved by theiliary, Tuesday at S p.m. in theMBS. G. Judson Wells, Jr., P Planning and Zoning Commission Post Clubrooms. Young and Mayo Crawford, "Act •» Mire* 1, \tn. Monday, following a hearing on a The Water-Oak Post and the Jon -Hedu, president, presided, proposal to rezone nearly ISO Auxiliary will be hosts for theover the business meeting. acres of land in the upper Buck- LJtehfield County Council Conven- ingham St. area for limited indus- tion which will be held May 20 trial use. The Commission is ex- in Watertown. Further J >••••••••••••••••••••• to announce its decision and' plans will be made at this Y mm k e e D o o d I e r a few days. meeting. [ore than 40 persons were on * for the hearing,, held in the Hall auditorium. Meat of Jackson Heads • • Telephone Answering speakers eitad the need for Service When -we reported, that the Town, •fcy and Balbin,. Frank, Curtin, more industrially-zoned land in Annual Concert - Council had designated April as Crochet, „ Monteux, Jan is, Fied- the community and favored, the < • 'Secretarial Service Clean-Up Month in Watertown, it ler, Serkin, Steinberg, Oriinandy, change. Several expressed opposi- g also was .pointed' out that some Istomin and: many tion, however, claiming industrial Assn. Campaign • Mailing time ago Watertown. had woa a buildings in the area would de- Maurice Jackson was appointed • Account Hilljna •tate award for such a similar II you haven't obtained, a. ticket chairman for the 1962-63 Water- • Account Collection project . . . We erred, to' the ex- for'the lions Club Musical Vari- value residential property and town Concert Association series Graphotyping tent that the award wasn't a stale, eties,, scheduled for tomorrow^ and that heavy truck traffic would subscription drive at a recent but a New England-wide affair. Saturday evenings at Swift Junior create a traffic hazard. meeting ot the Board of Directors We con ft* off High, run,, don't walk, -to the .near- The land in question, presently; held at the home of Mrs. Robert . I Councilman John Reardon ftas est, phone and call 'Sid Rudder. Al zoned for residential use, inBruce- . The Association is enter- jcome up with a loving cup urn Goodkin. Ed Kalita, Roy Jones, cludes 35 acres owned by John Zdanis, 40 acres owrted by Nathan •itoy the town. . . . It was award- Herman Marggraff, Sherm Slavin, Polk School. ed by the New England Clean- Ray West or any other' nember of Booth and 68.2 acres owned by the club. . . . Words', .alone can't Jack Calo. The land is located to Debate waxed hot at times, with w :Up and Paint-Up Committee for the south of the Buckingham St., some in the audience by-passing Woodruff Awa, Watortowp - the most efficient campaign of describe the' talent John, Jannetty Echo Lake Rd. intersection, and the chair to fire questions at oth- 274-88*5 -"any town of' 5,000 population or .'has put: together for the show and east of Buckingham St. er speakers or to argue the -less in the entire six-state re- a fine .evening of entertainment is merits of the proposal. gion. . . . The award was dated a certainty...... All proceeds will Favoring the change were Ar- May, 1916. ,. . . Quite an ac-go to support- the Lions' many fine mand J. Derouin, Chairman of the complishment for the horse and1, 'community projects. Industrial and' Development Com- buggy, era. • mission; State Reps. John R. Y'e Editor has four tickets for Keilty and Michael Vernovai, Don- S4YIHGS - Announcement, that the Water- the House and Garden -Tour to ald Masi, Herbert LukowsM, John bury Symphony Orchestra will op- be "conducted May 15 and 16 for Vitooe, Mr. Calo, Edward Rogow- erate again next year .has met the benefit of 'the Hartf'end. Art slri and several others. Speaking' favorable reaction 'here . . .' A School Scholarship Riind. . ., ., in opposition were' Mrs. .Philip number of' local" residents 'have Tickets - are good eith«f .day. Berchonak, Alfred, Traver, ST., 'been very active in the orchestra's . ,., . In all,, 14 homes will be Jack Traver- and others. affairs and the decision to discon- visited in Hartford, Windsor and .. Proponents of the change point- ' tinue was; deeply disappointing to West;. Hartford. , . . 'Tickets "go ed out that 'the land is ideal for them. ,. . . 'The orchestra's '"con- to 'the first caflek industrial development. It is close certs, and -its special youth, series, to utilities, will, have a, good ac- have .filled a much, heeded spot; .in, cess road when Buckingham St. is < the cultural. - life of the area, and Joycees Report reconstructed and has been, looked the decision, to try again next year upon favorably in the past by sev- is indeed, a welcome one. On Governmental . eral industries. Opponents asserted other areas -The 1962 Berkshire Festival in town' are better suited to'in - at Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass.,, Affaire Seminar dustrial development, citing the begins on0July 4 and will con-' Richard C. Bozzuto and Vincent Straits. Tpke. area. It also ' was FAST, CONVENIENT, tinue for" eight weeks, to August O. Palladino., members of' the Wa- claimed that: heavy truck traffic 28 . ,., . Another impressive tertown Junior' Chamber of Com- on Buckingham St., brought on by FRIENDLY FINANCING schedule has been worked out, merce spent three .interesting and industries locating 'there, 'would be and guest artists will include informative days in Washington', a hazard for' children attending such well-known names as Vron- D.C, last: week:,,, attending a U.S. Junior Chamber .of Commerce's Governmental. Affairs Seminar. C.Y.O* 'Mr. Bozzuto and Mr. Palladino TIE wmm sums BANK WAYS served as co-chairmen of the lo- Breakfast Sunday cal Jaycees" Change In. Govern- TORO ment Program, which won state St. John's' CYO 'will sponsor a .honors in a national Jaycee con- Communion Breakfast. Sunday, at test. They were among 39' State i more pJeasurelfcaa home ometslfip. the Knights of. Columbus home on winners and 12 observers who at j, ,0i]r Mortgage experts gfpck and assist you in Main St. Members -of the 'CYO financing vmmTGhwm your dream home—to buy will .receive Communion in a 'body tended the" seminar. at the 8 o'clock Mass and break- The' three-day program was de- ^-tfaea visit ypiw Mutual Savings Bank, fast .will be served -immediately voted to various workshops and ftwdnf cm be pereonally fitted to your following. programs on government, at which dfi i needs. Enjoy home ownerabip note, m you 'Dr. Wayne DeWald, of St. such problems, as medical care for it...and mioy tie convenience ef sound Mary's Hospital, who Is junior in- for the aged, agriculture, -the * hacking with m Jfutual Savings Bank, 8 true tor of the CYO teaching staff European 'Common Market, U.S. F1H HOW MMOKSTRATI0H will be the guest speaker. and, foreign policy and, many of TORO POWW M0WWS • All - Watertown and Bethle- others were discussed., hem .CYO members are urged to Among: the - speakers" at 'the var- Get a free demonstration on attend. Tickets may be obtained ious sessions . were Congressman your own home lawn! Choose Tie Wctterbury Savings lank from any- of the 'CYO1 officers. J. Edward Rousch, Indiana; Con- from Tom mtoaxy mowers with gressman Gerald. R. Ford, Michi- th« famous "Wind-Tunnel t gan,; • John Roberts,, Daily Digest bousing or Ton reel-type mow- S Convenient Offices:' • Waterbury • Oakville assistant 'editor; Harry Magill, ad- ers that have scisson cutting Dr. S. Slessinger ministrative assistant to the clerk action. Prices start as low as ChMllira • Wolcott •Prospect 'Of the house; Arthur F. Barriault, $89.95. ' . < FREE Customer PARKING — ALL OFFICES To Speak 'Before' .of N'..B,.C',.;, J. F. Follman, Direc- tor of Information and Research, Couples "Club Health Insurance Association of Call ®r come in and "" 'Dr. Seymour Slessinger, assist- America;' John R. Mites; Manager am: us todop! ant professor of Political Science of the Education Department, U.S. WATERTOWN •at the Waterbury .Branch of theChamber of 'Commerce; 'John University of Connecticut,. will be Lynn, legislative director of the the guest speaker at the Couples .American Farm Bureau Federa- 2? Depot, St. Watertown "Club supper1 this evening at S:45 tion," John C. Davidson, vice- at the . First: Congregational president of the.' National Associa- Church, Dr., Slessinger' will speak tion of Manufacturers; . .Associate ' on the "'Ideological Aspects of the Justice Thomas Clark, U.S. Su- 'Cold War""',., " . preme •Court; Fred Hblborn, Pe- • " Reservations may be made by ter Davies. ..• Brooks Hays, and: calling any of the following mem- Theodore Sorenson, special White bers: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ross, House assistants; and Walter W. t Mr. and 'Mrs. Classen. Perkins, Heller, chairman of - the Council or Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes. of Economic Advisors. K EE\JVSY1VANLV HOUSE Chwry Fumhura fer the Home of Character. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Beatify, fitness, excellence . . ., .. these ore the qualities that determine good! taste. You can "choose Pennsylvania House for the- individual appeal of each piece, with perfect confidence TEXACO mat all will blend into a room that expresses both good1 taste and' your special personality. Has" For Uese 'A Modem - Exceptionally VoJame 3 Boy Station ; : You're Invited To Carlson's Come la Ami EARLY "•„!.: Prominently Located At Tho ' Brews* i COLONIAL SHOPPING PLAZA imerican FURNITURE SHOPS ". _ , • Paid Training- • Financing Available For - I7«. Worerfow. Am (if. 731 OofcyHIe ' I•lllf. Qualified Applicants. "'" ' CALL J. G. O'CONNOR, NEW. HAVEN HO 7-2548 Or Write Texaco, Box # *05, New Havwi, Conn. bury Hospital after a long illness, said an- autopsy was to be per- TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. 26, 1M2 — PAGE 5 were held April 24 at: the O'NelB- formed Fun. al Home, OaJwIBe. with the Mr-. Mclntosh was born in Troy, Mr. Diliberto was employed .as terbury, and. Mrs. Henry Staskie- - 9»by iMn Anrfrewt Rev. Rowell Crocker, rector of Kansas, and graduated from High- a stone mason for Innes Bros.,, wics, Oafcvile; one son. Albert,, Property of the Watertown Historicalretiring' in 1947. He 'was a. comSociety-Waterbury; .one. sister , Mrs. J»» , -Funeeal services for Joan Irene All Saints Episcopal Church of- land 'College. Highland, Kansas, in Aftctrews, ohe-day-old daughter of ficiating. Burial was Hi Evergreen 1899. He spent the following .year municant of St. Mary Magdalen's septa Zakarauskas, Waterbury and Patrolman John J. and Mrs. Joan Cemetery. at Princeton University, and, be-Church. five grandchildren soft two great, tfiowavd) Andrews, 227 Dorehest- He was born in Bnrmunstorf, came a Master at, Kiskiminetas .Surviving' are 'two sons, Louis, grandchildren. ef Ave., Waterbury, who died Canton Arrgau, Switzerland, Feb. Springs School, Saltsburg, Pa,.,,, in Oakville, and Paul Dileberto, Wa- April 19 at St. Mary's Hospital,watertownhistoricalsociety.org2, 1884, and came to this country 1900. .After .one year there he went, terbury; 'three daughters, Mrs. We Held April 2L at the Kelly and Waterbury 64 years ago, mov- to Yale University and, received Pauline Marino, and Mrs. .Anne GOP Women al Home, Waterbury. Burial ing to Oakville in 1916. He wasbis, BJL Degree in, 1MB. Punchino, 'both of MiMord, and in Calvary Cemetery. employed as a machinist at the Mr. Mclntosh -came to the f aft Mrs. Josephine Guerrara, Water- To Moot Tuesday - Besides her parents, she is sur- Waterbury Farrel Foundry, re- School in. the fall, of 1903 where bury; a brother, Pasquale Diliber- vived by two ,brothers, John J., tiring in 1958. He was a communi- he taught, was a member of' the to, Holyoke, Mass.; a sister, Mrs,,. 'The monthly meeting .of the Oak*. Jr., a twin brother and Michael cant of All Sa.in.ts Episcopal Board of Trustees .and later Josephine. Danntelte, - Watertown:,, ville-Watertawn Women's Re- gftdrews; three sisters, Patricia, Church, OakviJie. served as Dean from. 1929 until Mass.; 14 grandchildren, and four publican Club will be held Tues- Kathleen and Maureen Andrews; Surviving are two sons, Henry his retirement in 1947. .great-grandchildren. day, May 1, at 8 p.m. at 'the Wa- her paternal grandfather, John W. A. and Robert Meyer, both of Oak- He is survived by his wife, Mary tertown Library. Andrews, Waterbury, and mater- ville; a daughter, Mrs. Ivan Rose, (Kelly) Mclntosh, Watertown; a George Atkociunas Plans 'will tie made for a, MORE gal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.Cheshire; a niece. Miss ' Elsa. son, Andrew Duncan, Jr., .Bantam,; Funeral services, for George At- program and a pot luck supper... John Howard, Oaftvilte. ~~~ Meyers, Waterbary, .and eight a .daughter, Mrs. C. -G. Barry. kociunas, 901 Bank St., Water-bury, Hostesses for 'the evening' will be grandchildren. Alexandria, Va.; and one sister, who. died April, 19 at his tame aft- Mrs. 'Charles Allen and Mrs*- Mr*. Annie TrJuletf Mrs. 'Charles Spining, Pasadena, er seven), months Illness, were Frank Goode. ' Funeral services tor Mrs:.. An- Frank 6, Graviano Calif. held April 23, from, the Deliniks ile iMckey, 99, Bainsville, Can- Funeral services for Frank S. Funeral, Home,, Waterbury, to St. ida, who died at the MeBwiel Graviano,,- 67, 37' Hungefford Ave., Joseph Dlliberto Joseph's .Church, Waterbury, for Memorial. " Hospital following a Ofcfcvilie, who died April 24 at his Funeral services for Joseph Di- a solemn high Mass. Burial was RUG CLEAN IK 6 lone illness, were held March .25' home after a brief Illness, will be liberto, §2, 29 Bessie St., 'Oak-in. Calvary Cemetery. SPECIAL .if- .St.. Cdhimban's Church, Cana- held tomorrow from 'the John G, ville. who died April 23. after a; He was born in 'Kaunas, Lithuan- 9 x, 12 Rug Shampooed. •a, with Msgr-. R. J. MacDonaJd O'Neill .Funeral Home to St. Mary long: illness, were held''this, morn- ia, coining to this country and Wa- konducttog the service. Magdalen Church for a solemn ing from 'the John G. O'Neill .Fu- terbury TO years' ago. He was In. Your Home. Mrs. Trickey was "the daugtiter higti Mass' at 9. Friends may call neral Home to St. Mary Magdalen employed by Anaconda American ONLY $6.50 If the late P. Lefebvre and Flor- at 'the funeral home tonight from, Church for a solemn, high Mass. Brass Co. for more than 30 years, ida -Chartrand. 2 to 5 • and 7 to 9 p-.ni. Burial was in -Calvary Cemetery. retiring 12 .years ago. He was a Also: Wood Floor Waxing Survivors include three daugh- Mr. Graviano was torn 'Oct.. 24, 'Bora in Bisaquino, Palermo, member of • the Lithuanian In.de-. ( ters, Mrs.'" Daniel Terriah, Corn- 1894; in Frigento, Avelino, Italy, Italy, August 7, '1879, son of the pendent Political Club and a, mem-,! HAMILTON Wall, 'Canada.;... Mrs. Arthur Col- son of the late 'Donate and Anna. late Paul and .Antoinette (Guarina) her of St. Joseph's Church. - j FLOOR SERVICE lier, OakvUle, .and Mrs. James (Famiglietti) Graviano,. and tame Diliberto, he came to 'this country Survivors .include his wife, Ann.; Richardson, Summerstown, Cana- to'this country and New York City and, Willimantlc in, 1897'.. He had(Zakarauskas) Atkociunas, three j Established 1952 da; two'sans, Joseph Calgary, Al- in, 1912. He moved to 'Oakville been an OakvHle resident for thedaughters, Mrs. Joseph Bench,' CO 6-7622 berta, and Laurence, Bainsville, 46 .years ago, and had lived there past 33 years. Mrs. James McMahon, both of Wa- i 'Canada; - one sister, Mrs. Joseph ever since.. He was employed as Lebelle, Cap de .La. Madeliene, a foreman in the Autoyre Co., re- Quebec; several grandchildren, tiring" in 1956', and was a com- great-grandchildren and. great- municant 'Of St. Mary Magdalen. great-grandc' ildren. 'Church, OakyiUe. He is survived; by his wife, Mrs. Art ur J. Watts "Anna, fMonetta) Graviano, Oak- 1 ville; two sons, Daniel, Oakville, N0W...FCN S SUN DAKS 'Funeral ••.erviees .for' .Arthur Jones Watts, 75, 54 Highlawn St., and Joseph, Calvert City, Cal.; one daughter, Mrs. Anna. Baptist, Waterbury, who died April, 18 in, 1 mt §mtr Chmmki Detdm One-Stop Shopping Cetiier Waterbury Hospital after a short Bristol; four sisters, Mrs. An- Illness, 'were held April 21, at the toinette Stango, Mrs. Mariette Sa- Alderson Funeral Home, Water- lerno, Mrs. Vincenza Abanclala .wiry, with the 'Rev. Ivey J. Snuff .and, Mrs. Guyppina Famiglietti, all officiating. Burial was in the newof Italy, and five grandchildren. 'tine Grove Cemetery, Waterbury. , Mr. Watts was born in New- Andrew Duncan Mclntosh burgh, N.Y., April 1, 1887, son Funeral . services were held of' 'the late William and Ella (Eld- Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 er) Watts... He lived, in Waterbury o'clock at, Christ Episcopal 'Church for 55 years,, and •worked, at the for .Andrew Duncan Mclntosh, 81. Patent Button, Co. for 33 years, of 151 Hamilton; Ave., who died retiring five years 'ago. He was a Monday. .April 23, at •Waterbury 'member of Mill Plain Union Hospital, of injuries sustained in 'Church, Mad, 'River Grange, Wa- a one-car auto crash on Main St. terbury Lodge of Elks, and the Re- April 16. Dr. Harold, F. Morrill, tired Men's Club. assistant medical examiner, at- He is survived 6>y his wife, Le- tributed death to ••.internal head, ora.. (Scott) Watts; six sons, injuries suffered in, the: crash. He 'Charles S,.,, .Cheshire; 'John D.,, Ppughkeepsie, N. ¥.; Kenneth B., Waterbury; Robert M,.,, Torring- # Build Vow Own With # ton; William, W., Woloott, and Richard L., Oakville; a daughter, NEW CHEVY II NOVA WAGON Mm. Anthony Domizio, Wolcott; TE! U grandchildren, and one great Liveliness and loads of fun at a low,tow pric e I grandchild. The bays are warming' op with the weather 'Who ever thought a, wagon .could, have such at your Chevrolet dealer's. And what a, compact price—and, still be so. generous Henry Meyer 'with load, space. This one's got a longer load ..Funeral, services for. Henry beautifal ways he's got for getting away! Meyer. 78, 45 Mason Ave., Oak- Eleven new-size Chevy II models. Four- floor 'than, any compact—over 9 ft. with ville, 'Who died, April 22 at Water- teen regal Jet-smeoth Chevrolets. Plus a .second, seat and tailgate, down. And, there, are. 1 two other just-as-roomy Chevy II wagons nimble crew of sporty Cornirs. 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T PAOK • — TOWN TllliCS (WATERTOWN, CONN.). .APR. 2«, 1982 fta as; a means of rewarding stu- Al$o, the iiirifdrd dourant Is'of- /if Latin Contest dents for excellence in Latin ana. feiing two 125 savings bonds to stimulating throughout the state an the two highest seating! students. Propertyp ofEngagements the Watertown5 Historicalincreased interest in. this 'basi Societyc The State Latin Committee, subject. The popularity of 'this ex- which is in charge "of the contest, Belvin—Taff The 14th Biennial State Latin amination is attested to by the consists of 13 Latin teachers from To Welcome New Mir... .and '.Mrs. Frederick Nish- Contest will be held on Saturday, May 5, at 'the' Taft School: 'The partiticipatioc n of some .580' students preparatory and high schools all witz Taff, Woodbury, have an- 1 from 104. schools, throughout the over the state. Active on the com- nounced the engagement .and' com- Connecticut Branch of the 'das- state. mittee are'.* ".'Donald Oscarson, watertownhistoricalsociety.orging marriage of 'their' daughter, steal Association, of New .England. The Dorcus Society of the Trin- Monetary awards will 'be pre- Chairman. Harry 'Laeey, Thomas Miss. Parmalee Lincoln "Taff, to has. made possible' 'this, examina- sented to ' 'the top three scholars Mostrom, John. Small, and Robert. " Ity Lutheran Chapel will sponsor Charles Hinton fielvin, 4th, Hart- a. coffee hour Sunday following the 1 in. each .section. Two contestants Woolsey, .all from Taft. Also par- ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cliarl.es. Robert J. .Smith,, New York' City., ranking highest. in. Latin HE and tioipating is. Myrtle Barker, .of 10:30 morning service, to honor H. BeMn, 3d, Breakneck Hill, d C .son: of.. Mr. .and Mrs. •William H. IV will win tuition grants of' $100. Watertown. Theodore McConneU, & linaris Middlebury, formerly of. Glen Smith, Nova Scotia .Hill. A Sep- who Is. leaving the Chapel to' con- Rock, N. J, 'The wedding' is; .planned, tember 'wedding' is planned. tinue Ms studies. for Aug. .25 in St. Paul's -Episco- Miss .Sullivan, a graduate of " At this time, the Rev. ''Otto pal 'Church. Woodbury. Warren. G. Harding High School, .Plagemann, who will replace Mr. Miss Taff graduated, from. St. Bridgeport, is a senior at Smith McConneU, will be introduced, and. St. Margaret's School, and 'is. a College', Northampton, Mass. Mr. " welcomed. ' senior .'Student at. Western. College Smith is a graduate of 'Taft' .School1 Mr. Plagemann 'has served " at for Women., Oxford* Ohio. and Tale University. He .studied St. John's Lutheran Church, New Mr. Belvin graduated from at. University of Edinburgh, Scot- Britain, which is' the largest Unit- Princeton University'" where: he land, .and received a master's de- ed Lutheran Church in New Eng- 'was a member of 'Cloister Bin. gree from. University of Perm. He CONNECTICUT 65 land Synod.. He also served in Club. .A lieutenant, in the U.S. .is ..currently teaching at. Allen- Southington and' St.. Matthews Naval .'Reserve, he is. presently Stevenson School, New York: City. Church. Brooklyn, .New Yorfc . ' .associated with 'the Connecticu " 'Mrs... Norman Canf ield is chair- Bank ft Trust Co, Hartford. Directory of Agents man of1 the committee in charge .. 'Of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Lee-Luebbert diaries Hensel and Mrs. Charles Mr. .and Mrs. Charles B. Lueb- RENTAL SERVICE Henricksen. bert, 'West Road, have .announced. the engagement of their daughter, SANDERS — POLISH E"RS Miss 'Linda Lucille Luebbert, to EDGEHS — SUM** POMPS G. James Lee, son . of Mr. .and EftflliE A. •IfSSCftlEY. ANTHONY O'AMTCO Woodbury News Mrs. William T. Lee, Wolcott. KEYS MADE Bridge Tournament "The marriage will 'take-place: May .. ' JR...... The' Sand Dunes ' Bridge Cub '12' at 11 a.m. in St. Pius X Church, HARDWARE . INSURANCE 52: Fairview Avenue held 'its. regular Tuesday evening' Wolcott. • • . • 191 Main Street A graduate of Watertown High Main Street' - Watertown OAKVILLE. ..— " 274-1500 OAKVILLE- — ' 274-1457 tournament with several, tables School and Waterbury Hospital. in play.' Considerable 'interest has. School 'Of 'Nursing, 'Miss Luebbert been shown in. 'this activity and is a member1 of the 'Recovery plans, are being made to continue 'Room staff of the hospital.. - JOKES & KAUTA Webster's Insurance" it 'throughout, the .year... .New mem- Herr fiance was graduated from, JOHN YARMAL ASSOCIATES - 3WB>lnPiC»lw!|i llftw-* bers are welcome and further in- Crosby High School and. -Indiana. INSURANCE ' Waterttu ry 754-3131 formation may be obtained by call- Technical. College, Indiana, and is . - '139 'Main '"Street: '- JOHN BRADY ing Mr. Ruff in, . the' Managing associated with the Connecticut PLUMWNQ — WtttlfM WATERTOWN — 274-1892 WATERTOWN — 274-2061' Director, 263-3636, or by Joining' State 'Highway Department. He is HKATINQ the' group on Tuesday evenings, at a :meniber of 'the U. S. Naval Re- •• 8' ,p...ni. serve. Woodbury. P.T.A. • ,. Diri-Ostroaki "The Parent, the .School and the 'Mr. and. Mrs.. Theodore Ostros- HURRY TO JOIN • ENROLLMENT Church" is 'the- topic to' be con- ki, 70' Phelps Ave., Oakville, have sidered by * a panel of Woodbury .announced the engagement of their PERIOD APRIL 16-30 ONLY! clergymen, at the Hay 2 meeting daughter. Miss Barbara Mary Os- Phone .274-3915 of the Woodbury P.T.A., to' 'be: held troski, to Joseph; Jack Dul. .son. of at "8 p.m.. in. the Elementary Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Dul, Garfield, School, gymnasium. - N, J... No -date has. been, .set for Participating will 'be Rev. Les- the wedding. lie W. Blundon, First Congrega- Miss. OstrosM, a graduate of tional Church;' 'Rev. Earl Esta- Watertown High School, is secre- brook, St. Paul's Episcopal tary for' 'Dr. Robert L. DuBoic, 'Church; Dr. Edward. S... Hickcox, Waterbury. Her fiance, an alum- North. Congregational 'Church; Rev. nus 'of Garfield High School .and Ernest F. Steinkraus, Methodist Lincoln. Technical 'Institute, New- 'Church; and Rev.-Michael D. Sul- ark, N. J'., is a member of the Na- PEE WEE livan, St. Teresa's Church... tional Guard. He is .an. electrician, Moderator for' 'the discussion with. Presto' Lock Co., Garfield. 'Will be Atty. Carleton K. Mathes, assisted by David Newell. 'Wood- Smith-Sullivan DISCOUNT SHOPPES bury High School senior, who plans' Rev. and Mrs. William W. Sul- to enter 'the' ministry. livan, TrumbuU, have announced ' \ . 483 MAIN ST.. WATERTOWN i( "' The discussion will 'be .preceded the engagement of 'their' daughter ' by a. business meeting 'in 'which 'the Miss " Bonnie Gene • Sullivan, tc Nominating' 'Committee' will 'present a. slate of 'Officers, for next .year... 'Charles DeCarlo, instruc- tor in .art for' Woodbury schools, 'Will .set up a display of work done HEM1NWAY AFTER EASTER by his students for the meeting. .An invitation has 'been, extended to' those attending the Berkshire BARTLETT Youth Forum supper .and. meeting In toe cafeteria that evening to' -visit Mr. DeCarlo's exhibit when MFG. CO. their meeting 'ends.

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Between Frames or Between Games Refresh Yourself With A Snack Or Cold Drink From Pete's Snack Bar. WOODBURY LANES RT. 6, WOODBURY - 263-2965 f St., 'it:— TOWN TlMfiS. (WATERTOWN, ^*»«. 34, 1M2 public health nurse, body in the Bingham Auditorium I teapeutte and 22 ; Prof. Fteser on Monday, April 3a , . Property of the Watertowncalls during March Historical Society tkm for kindergarten at the Beth- Professor Fleser is. a native of lehem school has been completed, To Give Toff Columbus, 'Ohio. His degrees ta-s with Mrs.. William Smeway, MrH. elude an A.B. from Williams *""-"'" BETHLEHEM NEWS Fred Fojiie Mod Mrs. Oeland Science Lecture .. lege, a PiiJ> from Harvard, Dopp serving .ail volunteers honorary degrees from By Paul streewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgt lights in 'town. 'ui. a re- " Professor Lous * F. Flesef of and the University of Paris. port of activities for 'the {mat year Hearing tests have been complet- Harvard University will . deliver lethlehem attention 1B expected shows, - mane than 301' remem- ed at Bethlehem and Morris Iltte annual science department lec- For the past 20 years Profes-t focus an question of adoption of brances ; . ... The ladies -tell us scoooli . , ." TAotwr: .FlfcM*-- TO ture to 'the Taft 'School, student sor Fieser has taught an intro^. fc ling for the next week; with a they distributed JO Easter cards,. .grade ..teacbenTias planned a .first' ductory course in organic ettem4 referendum on the matter to' .lie 29 Easter plains,: '33 birthday aid class for boys and , the nurse has helped with supplies . . .'The istry at Harvard University^ held, probably on the date of May cafegs." 31 Christmas cards., .28 .tending' 'the week-long' classes 'will where he has become world fa* 5 ...... A' special town' meeting Christmas baskets, 12 'Christmas service has, been notified, that, com- be five youngsters from the . tuesday .night paved ^ way for the.gifts, 88 get-well cards, 28 'hos- pletion of a two year survey end- mous. He has developed a. new api referendum, with petitions 'being ed. April 1. in. which the organiza- Church .of .All. Nations, Mew- York proach to laboratory instnictioit 1 pital gifts, 16 baby congratulatory City. "The visitors, will, reside with and many new demonstrative ex* presented to take matter of the messages, .22 sympathy cards .and tion has co-operated with toe local families during their'" 'visit. vote away from the meeting and 3 anniversary cards. Hunger ford Hospital, - Torringttm pertinents. He is the author of ft resolve the .'issue' 'by - "the ref- . ... .During the survey- .'home • vis-' Children, wll attend, classes dur- .more than 300 research papers* e: aidum method . . . Several in- Essays on the history of Beth- its 'were made all infants 'bom; at ing the ^week-long program as part 40 experimental 'papers, and six Ic mation meetings have' been lehem are being prepared, 'by pu- the hospital, and reports made of .an 'experiment in ..'Christian, liv- widely read textbooks. Some of hii .on. result! of the visits. ing .and' will, take port in a. play most important work has beeri in d by the' Town. Planning' Com- pils of' SetWebem Consolidated day program and picnic scheduled " n ssion . , . The issue .is a' con- done in. 'the field of cancer re- 'School and. by .local high school Bethlehem Consolidated School for.-today. ' .. search. " • ti versial one' in. the community. students, in a project launched by reopens Monday following - the' Teachers for the .Spring pro- w th a considerable number of sup- Principal H. 'Douglas Neumann'to Easter vacation. . . .. 'Bethlehem. gram are: Primary department,' pi rters and of opponents in evi- mark 'the' 175th anniversary of' the Grange met Monday eve in.-' Me-, « ice' . . . Participation in. the •ades 1 through. 3, 'Mrs. Frank- 1 incorporation of Bethlehem . ... . menial Hall, to confer 'third - .and I Wilson .and. Mrs. Fred Vogt; ARMSTRONG « erendum is expected to be Help of local, folk in the program, fourth; degrees. on. class ef new to avy. - , is being sought, with toan of books, junior ... department, .grades . 4 TESSERA members, with session preceded through, ft, Mrs. Joseph" Quinn and Vta Ch Easter found local churches pamphlets or documents dealing r a supper" . . . .'Keith Hunt, .son" Mrs. Gerald Desruisseaux; music, ff 7JB5 C OC f I ed with townsfolk, with an East- with town, history' being sought Mr. and Mrs... Walter. Hunt, Mrs. Francis Carlson; folk danc- sq. yd...... Maps and pictures- of earlier 8% Vd. Now el sunrise' service 'being held on Lake Kd., a patient at. Hungerford ing, Mrs. Philip Houghton, .and re- .. SEAR, FLOORS* Inc. V m >unds of Bethlehem Federated:'. 'days of the community . will 'be Hospital, Torrington, and would, freshments, Mrs. fhnmipgy I'.Aieg; _"C urch and followed by "breakfast particularly welcomed., and: per- appreciate a."card so howzaboutil Mrs. MacLeMan and Mia.. Thom- HI M. Mali St se -ved in Bellamy Hall . . . Geof- sons willing to .give talks, on early , . .Local anglers report as Carmichael. • frey Pelzer gave the responsive days. 'Of the town .are asked, to siderable success as 'the reteding at the sunrise service, volunteer' their services . . .. season ..opened... . ' • . with the scripture lesson 'being 'Souvenirs: of .. early days in the given by Miss Marjorie Taylor community are sought, and will " .1. David R. Adams, Youth Di- be .listed for further use' in con- Latin. America rejctor of the church, gave the de- nection with the .anniversary ob- votional message. servance . . . It i1s expected, 'that information gained to the current, Church Vocation ~~ "Ladies' Guild of Christ Church school program, wfll. provide foun- will. bold a rummage sale this dation for an exhibit at the Beth- Saturday from.-10 a.m.' to 2 p.m. lehem Fair Sept. 8-9 to mark 'the in Johnson Memorial Hall . . . town's birthday . . ... ,'H' you or you, "Latin America" is the theme 'Mrs. George 'Hatch and Kiss June for this year's program of 'the. Balaway are in charge, and will can contribute to 'information, 'be-' ...J&Danea I ing used by 'the pupils in prepar- Methodist 'Church' Spring Vacation INVITATIONS & GIFT' BOUTIQUE be, at 'the 1hall throughout the day' Church School. Special guests at- Ffi.day to receive items for 'the ing their essays the office of the NKM.KSH # PllflM»II. SCR . sale . . . A family night program Consolidated .School .will welcome of Christ Church has 'been post- your call. SUPREME CLEANERS poned from May 2 to May 10.. at Executive board of Morris-Beth- lehem Public Health Nursing ., 150 WALNUT STREET - OttTOMDt WUUHHO AK* which time there will' 'be an illus- Service held meeting Monday eve . " S & H Groati Stamps trated talk on Washington Cathe- in. Memorial Hall, with Theodore Pickup and Delivery , dral. Johnson., chairman of 'the board, 0AKVIU.E ft WATBRTOWN A possible added, sign, of spring presiding . . ... Mis. Sabra Crane, WATER BURY — 755-3883 was calling of Bethlehem firemen through a false alarm sounded Sunday eve, with location of' 'the ' supposed blaze - being Grabow's Garage on Man St 1 . . Firemen - hope folks imbued 'with a desire to see "'the engines roll will cease and desisit, since false" alarms in QUAUTY Gins WITH addition to the expense involve also result in unnecessary hazards to the Volunteers who give of their services in such emergencies. Bethlehem. Community Club held annual dinner > Wednesday eve at Wesfbury Inn,' ' Waterfown, 'the event honoring new slate of. of- headed by Mrs. Margaret as president '• . . . 'Others I-' d are Mrs. Margaret John-' Hson, -vice-president; Mrs. Evelyn Sheehan, secretary; Mrs. Dorothy .Anderson, treasurer, and Mrs. Ella Box, card committee . . . The club, which has a long history of remembrances to' towns-'1 folk "ill or shut-in, of gifts to those f: in .the armed forces from town, and of other community work has .been,forced«to reduce its. program due to a dwindling' membership and an increase in 'Organizations and causes which seek public support .and contributions . . . As - a .result the club was 'unable tocar- . ry out this .year its usual 'program 'Of Easter plants, gifts and baskets . . . Ladies interested in." joining the club may contact any 'of its officers. - . 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Friday, May 4, 'the guests' .of the Pilgrim, Fellow- ident of 'the 4,300 member East- starting at 8 p.m. Proceeds will' ship .of1 'the United, Church in, Wai- ll The Oakville Red Sox would Thomas Samoska will, be the in- go to the' church .building 'fund.. seem" to have enough pitching in. termediate league' player a~j£9nt ern .Business. Teachers' Associa- pole, Mass., today through Satur- 'the arms of Alex Zonas and Lau- and Dr. Wayne . DeWattl, minor tion at-a -recent meeting in Bos- The concert .is .'the second, to be day of this 'week. - " rynd Mentus to win or come league player .agent. ton, Mass:.. . presented, at the" church, by- the' The trip, planned, by'tbe Rev. H. mighty close' to bringing 'the team Registrations 'will be' picked, up This is a signal honor to the popular ensemble. A similar con- "Milton. Bartlett, pastor, with the the Pomperaug Valley . League at Deland " Meld ".and Mosgrove Waterbury area, .as, Mr. Post Is cert was,, well' received about a co-operation of the Rev. 'Otto BL championship this summer. Field Saturday, between. 2 p.m. 'the first local man. .and. the third year ago. Jonas of Walpole, will, include & and 3 p.m. All boys must regis- in Connecticut to be so honored Refreshments, will be walking tour of historic, patriotic ', Mgr. -Jim Liakos signed "the fast ter to be eligible. Forms will be by this association 'established in following the program. \ and Congregational sites in. Bos- throwing Zaftas last week: and he available at the- fields Saturday 1897. . ton, visiting such places as Fanuel r'~ feels that this is the year for those who have not registered. 'The . other 'two men 'who have Hall, Old North. Church, Old South at Mentus, the former.. Water- Parents of 'boys who have not: reg- been 'presidents, are E. M. Hunt- Ministerial Church, Kings Chapel, 'the 'OH High "star, will become one istered .as yet .are requested to Burial. Ground .and. the Boston Pub- be at the field to sign, forms. songer of Hartford in 1S11, and the best young' Ditchers around. 1 Paul M. Boynton, .State Consultant lic library. •• A. check: for 525 was 'received, for Business Education, State De- Zonas is a. former Naugatuck from, -'the Princeton. Fishing Club Also planned- is a tour of Plym- -High ace who pitched fine ball for partment of Education, Hartford, To Be Marked outh Mass to' visit 'the "Plymouth to be used, for equipment. - in 1958. - ' "' Plantation'",, a reconstruction of trie Washington. Townies last sea- League' 'President Archie Aitch- -'This association comprises all ion and should help the- Sox no eson announced that .adults are . Twenty-two Protestant Churched' 'the 1627 village of Plymouth, and find. segments of Business 'Education, of. Litchfield County will partici- the Mayflower, "II, as well as 'toe still needed to. coach minor league including' high, schools,- 'private pate in 'the annual Ministerial Ex- many monuments to' the' Pilgrims. * Mentus, 'who has seen limited, teams.: Anyone 'interested ' in schools and colleges, .and has an coaching should call, 274-1762. change next "Sunday, April. 29. While at Walpole' 'the young peo- .service with the club the past, two attendance of well over. 2,000 at Included. . in 'the participating ple will be entertained. In the seasons, pitched well, when called its annual .convention. ' It' covers; cm and 'indications are that 'the Churches is, the Union Congrega- homes '.of members of 'the Pilgrim the' Eastern seaboard from. North tional Church, Oakville, and its. Fellowship. ' " . • • • - • calls will be coming: more regu Toft Singers To Carolina to. Maine, also Vermont, Pastor, the Rev. H. Milton Bart- fcrly this campaign. Ohio and. 'eastern. Canada.. Mr. lett, who will be speaking at, the From' watching the team in Take Part' In , ' Post was previously on the Execu- Methodist Church, -in, Winsted. Allen Chairman ' • workouts, • we -believe they" will tive Committee for three .years... 1 have strengthened themselves Taking Mr. Bartlett's place at when Liakos finally decides 'who's 'Choral Festival Oakville 'will 'be' the Rev. C. Victor Of Republican - who, enough to1 win the title. The Ninth .Annual. Spring Choral. Ford of the .First Congregational: Festival of secondary schools'will Pair To Spend Church, Torrington. The Rev. Mr. : Ford has been the' Pastor' of the Town Committee - ' WATERTOWN take place next Sunday, April 29, Year In England Torrington Church since the first HOME TOMORROW at' the' Bushnell Memorial Audi- of' the year. Previously he .served,' Charles B. Allen 'was elected, Watertown High 'School plays torium in Hartford. Having 'par- 'Charles. Allcroft " -.and. " .Albert as associate 'pastor at, the First chairman, of the Republican 'Town host, to Shelton, tomorrow after- ticipated, 'in, this musical* tradition Simms, seniors, at the' Taft .School Congregational Church of Mewing" Committee at an: organizational noon at Deland Field in a. -return since its initiation in. 1954, 'the in Watertown, 'Conn,, have been ton, where' .he "was, ordained in meeting Tuesday evening. He ire- meeting between the two clubs at Taft School of " Watertown - will selected "to receive an: award from 1958. places Louis Sbordone who did, 3:15" p.m. again take part ..in, 'this year's con- the International' Schoolboy 'Fel- 'The Rev. Mr. Ford has chosen not seek renomination because of The down, valley team: wtm the cert. lowship Foundation which will en- as Ms title of bis. sermon, "The personal and. business reasons. opener '"2-1 in a . well .'played en- During its short existence, the able them to' spend, 'the; next school. Mountains Wait", and will discuss Other officers include Mrs. Dor- counter. Festival has proved, to 'be ex- year studying in. England. ~ 'This othy Krantz, vice-chairman,; Irving the event of the Transfiguration of Donston, treasurer, .and Mrs... Ed- tremely "popular and. has. .drawn, a program, which allows the ex- Christ: on the Mountain. You kids who want to take part full house' annually. Some IT 'sec- change' student a one-year scholar- ward Rozanski, secretary... in the Little League program, this ondary schools throughout a large ship at an English 'boarding school- year .must, register this Saturday. area send singers, 'to this occa- Is administered by" the English of 'the 'varsity cross-country and You * must 'return, 'the forms you. sion. Approximately 600 vocalists Speaking Union. - Boys from 26 track teams. For 'the past two Why A Paddock Pool? obtained, in school, either to De- combine with the Hartt Symphony schools in: the program competed years he has, done a. noteworthy ... at. the Land or Judd Field, between -the Orchestra and under the direction for positions as exchange' .stu- job on 'the varsity 'basketball team.,, hours - of 2 and 3 p.m. of Moshe Paranov present, a thrill- dents. 'The final, .group was chosen, earning his... letter 'both seasons.' ing 'two part concert. The two by a commttee formed Of head-' Among his other activities are the Said Dune Oub? After watching kids of .all ages works to 'be performed next. Sun- masters, from the' Suffield, Choate, Day Student Committee and 'the the past half dozen of years' we day are'— "Symphony, of Psalnis, Gunnery, and' Loomis Schools. •Glee' dub. HEALTH - LODGE can tell you. that there are far a very challenging piece by Igor Albert G. Simms -Jr. is 'the' son. too many of them who can't hit Stravinsky and. Ode to St Cecil-' of Dr. and Mrs. Albert G. Simms TENNIS .ACTIVITY a baseball "and -the primary .rea- ia's Day,, .an, older work by George 'Of Albuquerque, New Mexico. He MIKE'S COFFEE SHOP l I' m. fji—wi.Mi.'H son 'is that they -are afraid of get- Frederick -Handel. is the head, monitor of the school, Featuring Famous AvillaW* by Contacting ting hit with the ball, Directed by Mr. 'George Morgan, a. position of .great eminence at MR. ALLAH F. RUfVIN .. Watch 'em In. the Little 'League Taft students who are singing in, Taft.. Albert, is prominent in PHILLIPS PRODUCTS CO' 9-3i» —' Woodbury, Con*. . or even in high school and. you the Festival • .are. Seniors,. Bruce sports, and during 'the' 1961-62 "The Best in. Food and Service""' Welcome every Sat. & Son., I-S P.M. will see the 'majority of them step Cochener, Cliff ..Brown, Peter season he has. lettered in. both 599 'Main St. — Watertown Route ,«' 'back in the batter's box'even be- Frew*, Chuck „ Alien*, Pete football and hockey. .Although he fore the pitcher let's go of- the Adams, Jim Fell and Richard, Coo- had. never played hockey 'before Jball. . per — Upper If ids, Frank Minard, coming -to 'Taft, he was - the out- - We had an experience while Greg Macleod, John Brooks, Paul standing defenseman on 'the squad, coaching in 'the Little League a Clark, , Kirby Scarborough, 'and contributing .greatly to the team's Ifew years 'back. There were three Budd Mann — IIids,,, Jeff RUey and 'victorious season. ATWOOD & ATWOOD or four of the'" kids on the team Bert Barnes. 'Chari.es. Edward Allcroft Jr., a who you 'practically had: to tie in Schools which participate in this day-boy from. Litchfield, Is the' son ' All Forms of --• the batter's box. 'They ended up a. event are — North Hampton, Ox- of.Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles...E. All- full yard "away from, borne plate ford, Pomfret, - Miss. Porter's, croft of Beecher 'Lane. Chuck is, •'Uff* before the 'ball got. up, to them. South Kent, Suffield, Taft,. Day an active member of his class and It prompted, us to bring a-two Prospect. Hill, Chaffee, Mary A. participates, in, several extra-cur-. ; by.four to practice one day and Burnham, Avon, Old. Farms, Miss iicular activities. Sportswise . this • Rre ' " • when the 'boy was batting we Hall's, Hartt College of Music,' past year, he has been, a member . would place it in back of his heels' Hopkins, Loomis. - • Marine >' • and: threatened to take his turn at - • Uabifity - • Group ^ bat away .if1 he stepped, back over TRADE-IN OLD COINS 'the plank. " Special Meeting 'OFFICE: 111! West Main St., Waterbury—753-5147 .. 'The public Works Board of the for 8OWUNG at - AFTER HOURS: Alan B. Atwood ...... 753-8987 It-worked fine, no one stepped! Oakville Fire District wilk. hold, • 'Over or lost their turn at bat — a, special meeting next Tuesday, TURNPHCE LANES John B. Atwood . 274-1881 that is in practice — as soon as - ' ''"' William CjrGaw .387-7800' * the" game started it was the same May 1, to-''review .'petitions for sew- 831- Straits Tpfce., Watertown " "thing over again. er 'installations and to discuss a (Catalog Value Given,) Representing The Travelers Insurance Company If you' are going to be a hitter possible new .sewer program. - lads, get up there and take that toe hold, very .seldom, will a ball the past fortnight. . ever hit you.- Tom Butterfield continues bis outstanding work on ''the S. C. S. Pres. John Laccone of the Has- track and field squad . . . Butter- si Memorial Bocci League- 're- field, a senior, is co-captain of minds players that the :season, this year's team ,., . .'Hard hit, by opens a week- from. Sunday < with graduation, 'the team has, not: cap- six ..four- man teams .in operation tured, a. meet thus far, but But- at Judd Field,./ • ' terfield, against L. I. Aggies, First there is the little' busi- Fairfield U. " and Central Con- ness ..of the spring outing this Sun- necticut College, is, undefeated in day ' and. if you. want clam chow- high and low .hurdles , . . And der like 'only Uncle Eddie -can this "despite .an. aggravated, leg make. it,, fresh. 'Rhode Island oys- muscle. ters -and charcoal broiled steaks you had better be there. , - $ CUFF'NOTES JOHN G. O'NQLL 'Don't forget the OakviUe Red' s Sox: buffet dance at the Oakville VFW hall tomorrow evening. You - PHONE 274-3005 can . come with your gal or - in- A " dividually. Either way you. are 742' Main ©U Oafewlll* guaranteed a, good, time. If you. haven't got-your ticket, there., will, be. .some at .the door' . -. ., • FLO WERS • 2 PC. TROUT NETS V Mrs. Jute Barberet, of Morro FOR, 'EVERY" 'OCCASION EED-DtNG HOLLOW GREEN American Made -St., is an ardent lady baseball fan — F r «L« O • I I v « ir jr.—' with . . . There; was much more in- ANNETTE'S FLOWER: SHOP FLY ROD Elastic Handle E terest among' local baseball fans Old 'Colonial Road — Oakviile in. wanting the New York Mets to' I.fJ Worth 'Reg. 1-00 win their first "'game than, in .any TEL. am-zrm 5-lb. Bag $10.00 Vi PRICE other' single baseball item, during To Keep Happy (LaurWr We A REAL SACRIFICE Each 69c $

OPEN A L L § AM to f Mi MIDWAY SPORTING GREASON, INC. MOfi* thru Sol s SALES 'Call us for your residential wiring;.. For estimate*. « GOODS SUPPLY Emergency repair. Commercial wiring, $ay> MAKf HUN OR EDS OF C AS H .IT ADEQUATE WIRING I ' PRICES 487 MAIN ST. REDUCED ft 510 "Main St. — OAKVILLE — Tel. ,274-2588' On Nationally OAKVHXE. CONN. FINAL A, Licensed Electrical Contractor Since 1927 Advertised Item*. PARKING WIMMMM Mi*i Property of the Watertown HistoricalTOWN TIME'S (WATERTOWN Society, COMN.^APR. 2aV 1««2 ATTENTION AtL FtSHEftMEN Itati for pMMMt or anyone interested tn gow fam- r*ai crjtferMW, located ily funr Old Town, 16-foot Lap- , Plans for the Democratic Wom- Annual Spaghetti Visit Boston stfake Sea Skiff with deck and _^_ —... --- - NWflt, • 13BX fl# llX Bfld en's Club installation dinner to be •m-telf «W>) mBto on Dw MHar, UU en Ww running lights, newly painted, held Monday at the Westbury Inn, Supper May 9 The Old. North Church was one GranJ List of October 1, MR, win Become ready'fowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgr water, plus 15 horse- are near completion. Mrs. Loret- of' the historical places seventh „ Wfc will became delinquent and condition. Apply M. Dickinson Tickets may be obtained 'by call- cy Alexander, 'Bliss. Marybeth to hitarast Jtntn fha dua dster AAay 429 Main St. Telephone 274-2584. and- Mrs. Wanda Witty, treasurer. ing Mrs. George Deary, 274-4275 Marino, Anthony Roberts, Stephen at Jttie rata ©f oro hajf of owepw cent Guests: expected to attend the af- or 'Mrs. James Cipriano, 274-3453. Botchis and Vaughn Brown. aAd fraction thereof FOR SALE: Roper_gas stove, $20 1 due sr«l: Mmuto® throuph FirHay Hot water 'Supplied. 2T4-2376. equippedPaint and Body 'preside at. the business meeting. Shops in Connecticut. Wheels The Three Graces 'will have charge a.m. to 15:00 Noon and T:OD p.m. to 1 BAMBAtfirS Saturday from t:H a.m. to 13:00FOR SALE: 3-famDy house .in. res- Augnment .and Balancing. 'Of the Lecturer's program. Abo. Monday, Wednw«ar *nd Friday idential area. For information, from 7:00 p.m. 'to 1:3D p.m.; ta Watertown Ave., Waterbury All membership applications for call 274-2376. 'the Spring class must be1 in at (Fuel OH PON. RENT: — Floor sandert, 600 MAIN: ST., OAKVtLLE .. WANTED: Lawn mowing and lawn. this meeting. 1 'floor polMbers, saading ma- Tel. 274-3284 or 274-1220 to Interest torn the dot datai. May 1st, work. 'Call. George Touponse, Jr., the rale' of ana-half of one par' cemtafn chines, transit and levelling ma- ^ -I -,|L ^j^—jut .-..- a j* —..•jmi'..— M^^B—jyl HimyaiL'lUa 274-2279. WPQl lll'MHlRlv •Hid ITWOim WwmWOm mn chines. I JK^^L^^ jiau—, ML^MA, .(fe^Jl^^i^ t^mm^Jtm I 'illWIi WW' How WMP MfOl w FO'R '-RENT': Three room apart- Waitertown Building Supply Plans, for a. 20-year reunion of due and payaMe until the iBcto-'Lake Rd., Watertown DEE'S BEAUTY SALON id. ment, newly decorated, new kitch- the' Watertown High School Class id en linoleum, convenient location. Tel ,274-2555 of 1942 'will be formulated next George Building Main Street IMS' :13rd day of April, 274-3090. ' Wednesday., .May ,2;, at the home SPECIALIZING IN: GENERAL 'ELECTRIC Heating, Mali- Styling . .Color Lifting ..... MRMJWO J._ OEMUIN Mot Water, Warm. .Air and Air of Toffe A. George, .Litchfield Rd. Members of the class interested. Free Ccmsultaftons — Free Parking 1 4/UMS Conditioning. 'WESSON HEAT. fNG CORP1,, Waterbury. Tel:. m assisting with arrangements OtSTRICT OF' WATERTOVffl, ss., PROBATE HEADLINERS should attend,. 27442895 -COURT, A»r« M, 1M2.. 754-1«2. Estate'Of .. i JACOB HVMEL Every car on our lot 1Is a star M Chlnte *N' Prints of Newtown in its 'Owrii rfiQM*. Top pcrtofm- :De'Corator Drapery, Slipcover Upon 'Ita appOcatkm of Michael Hymeli, aiKfl' Is your assurance Raal pleasure your guarantee. and Uphelatery Fabrics at 50 ta •dmlnlUralir., pravfeW' 'that he be authorlwd 75% off List Prides .Always. l» sell 1'raal'iaatato belonging to saM deceased, m per appffcattort on lie more futty appears. MICHAEL J. COZY, Inc. South Main St.. (Rt. 25), Newtown. JOB OPENINGS ORDERED — That saW 'Bpplicaltai IK Com. Watertown, In said district, on the «h day liwMts you to coma' In. O L D C O.I N 3 S_May A.D.. 1f0, at 9:00 o-aockJnB*e. fore- wound. Select tBe car of

1 choice. You can be sure if s BOUGHT ^^j^,,,,^ ^J B K'L^ ij»._ a i||»M|,-.| M j j • .Jd-^ . £* .aa.^ ipBfnpVICy 'Of SflllO SpipVVGnTWyVi 'OHIO1 IPS' fllllTW' reconditioned. Guaranteed to give you trve motoring pteasure. Priced DUDLEY ATWOQD • copy of this 'order' one* In some newspaper OAKYILLE to plaaae you. Terrm Cor your having a circulation In said District, 'and' by convenience. So sec us — »»e P. O. 'Bra 5 posting a copy on 'the public sign post near- th*s« — TODAY. •Bt to 'MM place' where the deceased last SMITTY'S SIGN1 SHOP '•toett. 'and by mailing In earfffled letter), fastage prepaid and return receipt requested, Truck Lettering ASSEMBLERS •ajMm !•• --^" £*L m •ifhi ^JT II'I'WIm — •'- —' - iff—l*i——-~M- " CADILLACS 2T4-384B .Watertown iMVcnr'WMni' irw nvcn 'Of mwc |M>rKaTii< imnHsrcsiTnni EXPERIENCE- -J»R EFE, R R E. D k said Estate and1 residing wlttioot the Ms-' H CAOI'ULAC Coupe De Vllle. 'Mel' 'Of Watertown, a copy .Of thb order "all 1M1 CADILLAC Sedan De Ville RUGS, CARPETS, BROADLOOMS It least ? days before saMi rime assigned, 1MQ CADILLAC "62" 4 dwtr sedan —Minor's Valley Rug Service, So. SMALL PART PRODUCTION •ndi return make to this Court. - -.- .. 1940 CADILLAC' "42" Cwp* Main St., Thomastoa. Rugs and " JOSEPH M. NA.VIN, Judge 19» CADILLAC "*S" * door TT 4/li/O CAOIIAAC mWf* CHipe Carpets 'denied, by BigeloWs Moy Imam Quofified AppKcorrfs . ICT OF WATERTOWN, CADILLAC "Or CM«. White Karpet Kan' Prooeta. •HOURS OF WORK. RT* April M, A.D., 'WaZ 'EM1L JEWELERS 5:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M. • ^PJtTWt,, H.:;,.>Bj3jjeiW . OLDSMOBK.ES 'EXPERT" WATCH .AND CLOCK. off wtofW liEMWIh' n 4Hnkfi difsirftct* lUHDCHId 1MI OtO; S Wartr* Co rttbM •REPAIR IMG—Goannteed' Work- TJ» CHirt of iPtaiaii tor 9m • aMrlct of 3 OLDS 98, 4 door' sedan manship. EXCELLENT WORKING CONDmONS •Tatertown hath limited and allowed tlx If9» OLDS "S-*8" HolkJay Sedan ' fflWII VHlife1 nwrHWi' ftir TPW CFWCBFIWTS Of im OLDS "89" 4 door sedan INTCRVIEWING Estate to exhibit their claims 'tor settle- -'tKSMLDS "rt" 4 drtr sedan CARPENTER 4 MASON WORK, Thoaa^wto. negtact to pataiil Iheilr TMtOLDS "$-W" Hardtop sedan reasonable. Building, repairing. •MONDAY THRU FA I DAY 9:00 A.M. TO 3:0® P.M., arlesterf, wllfffii «•« 'tlnte. Free estimate. T»l 274-8397. • m and TrMt Company OTHERS 'StIPP«OSE"-, 'Ease tired legs WINCHESTER ELECTRONICS, INC . rator CTA Mil LANCER 4 with... the' sheer nylon stock- St., Weterbwry, Com.' IPSt IMPERIAL-1 'door H.T., Full ings that support. DAVIDSON'S HisMe ft Main Street — 1fM «ERCUF*V 2 door HaMTop-- .EKEaS SHOP, 274-1149. Attest: t«0 MERCURY 9 Ran. Wagon JOSEPH A*. NftVINI, wm .MERCURY 4 datr sidan \9S9 UNCOLN 4 'door MX (" TT. tfU/a 1M PODGE Oart I door H.T. CT OF' mtktemtmm, ««., FROBATE "ffW'-RAMBLER SM. Trans. iRT, April », A.D., 1MI. "'IMP • AMBLER A cyt. Avto. 'trans. ate of . - ' 1M0' VALIANT 4 door AJto. Trans. WILLIAM, 6', -IPOOM: itST MHTIAC 4 Omit H.T. of WaterfWm "In Mid dWrfct, daeaaaad. 'Court of Proterte for the district o( htth . limited ami -aMewadi six All Can Are Value Rated and Priced on WlmlsliieMt WEAR A , property-a 'dtbarraa d a recovery. to saW Estate are ALL VALUES GALORE! late .paymanl to' I P '"Value Rated" Used Cars Cutler St., Watertown, "Conn. Order of Court, Attest': - .JOSEPH m, MKV1N, Judge' MICHAEL J, COZY, Inc. TT1 '"4/Wa

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i 16 •— TOWN TIMES (WATBRTOWN, 'CONN.)', Girl Scout ion,, 8 a~m>;; Morning prayepy r and \flednesday, - May 2 — Choir s I Troops, church house, 3 p.m. ""sermon b y filfile rectort , thee Re Revv . G. heafBal, 7:30 p.m. . •. .. Tuesday, May 1 ,- Knit Mis .'Rowel Crocker, .10 a.m.; CChurch h i • Property of the Watertown: Historical Society far knitting, 9:30 a* rn.: Schools ' 10' a.m.; Young People's j innny umwrtn bnipw Friendly S e r v i c e •Whop, Fellowship, - Parish.' Hall, 7 p.m.; Sunday, April. B-Chnrch'fdttl church house, 10 a.m.' 'There will The Harold Frankham Mission,. 9:13 a.m.; Service with Theodore CHURCH NOTES be sewing and making of' cancer St... John's Church, Waterbury, A. : McConnell, Seminarian "ill, 'dressings. Pilgrim choir, grades. 7:30' p.m. to 8:45 cm. ' * charge, 10:30' a.m. . watertownhistoricalsociety.org7 to '12, church house, . 7 p.m.; " Thursdayt Hay 1 — Episcopal Method fit I Sunday, April 29—Church School Monthly meeting "Of 'the' Women's Thursday, April 26 — Vacation 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship with Churchwomen, Evening Branch, St Mary Magdalen ; > Church School", 10 a.m. to .'11:30' child care, 11 a.m.; 'The visiting 'Council,, church' house,.. 7:45 p.m.business meeting,, parish hall.. 8 Saturday, April 28 — Fifteenth a.m.; Chapel Choir rehearsal, 'preacher 'will be 'the Rev. Victor Wednesday,... ' May 2 — Church pan. .anniversary high Mass. for Anto- Ford, Torrington. Sermon title is School for three' year olds, church, Wednesday, May 2 — Episcopal nio Rinaldi requested, by his wife, 6:30 p.m.; Senior Choir' rehears- 1 bouse, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; Pioneer '"The Mountain's Walt"' .; Pilgrim 1 Churchwomen, Day Branch, busi- 8 a.m.; High Mass for Vincent al, 7:3© p,m, •' " Choir rehearsal, grades 4 to 6, Friday, April 27 — Senior Meth- Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. ness! meeting, 'parish, bouse,. 1:30' Valerio requested by his (family, - Tuesday. May 1. —"Senior Choir' church, house, 3 p.m... Members' of' p.m.; Junior Girls .Friendly So- 8:30 a.m.; Marriage' of 'Donald V. odist Youth Fellowship and "ninth 'the .Pilgrim. Choir 'are asked to graders 'Will attend 'the young peo- rehearsal/*!' p.m. ciety, 'parish hall, 3 p.m. Margison and. Sally-Costa, 9. a.tn.; Wednesday, May 2 — Ladies Aid Attend if possible; Boy Scout Nugtial high Mass for ..David Dis- Je's retreat at Sessions Woods Troop 76, Youth' 'Center, 7 p.m.; 'Thursday, Hay 3 — Junior Choir rom Friday 8116111,0011, April 27, Society, 2 p.m.; Boy Scout. Troop rehearsal, 7 p.m.; Senior 'Choir" poto .and .Diane; Zibello, 10 a.m- f 52, T p.m Adult; 'Choir rehearsal., 7:45 p.m. Sanday, April. 29' — Masses, 7, ./to Saturday afternoon, April. 28. rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. 8, f, 10' .and .11. a.m.; Baptisms ' Those desiring' to' go should con- at; 1:30 p.m. tact Bruce Carmichael as .soon, aa " Christ Episcopal All Saints Episcopal St. John's ' ' possible, Vacation Church School, Thursday, April 26 -— Boys Jun- Thursday, April. 26 —: Junior Saturday, April .28: — Marriage 10 a.m. to' 11:30 a.m.; Special. ior' Choir rehearsal, 3:15 p.m Choir rehearsal, 7 p.m.; Senior .and- Nuptial Mass, Francis M'inuc- evening program for parents and Siipper Oub, 7 p.m. Town. Manag- Choir rehearsal., 7:30 p.m.; 'Card ci and Betty Lafraniere, 1.0 a.m. friends, ? p.m. er James L. Sullivan will he guest, and game party sponsored, by the Sunday, April. 29—Masses 7, 8, Saturday, April 28 — District speaker. Young People's Fellowship,.. .Par- A, 10 and. 11 a.m.; CYO will re- 'Conference (New Haven) at Yales- • Friday, April 27' — Boy Scout ish Hall, S p.m. to 11. p.m. Re- ceive Holy Communion in a 'body ville, .2. p,m. Troop 490',. old. parish, house, 7:30 freshments 'will be served .and. at: the 8 a.m. Mass. - - Sunday, April 29 — 'Church p.m. table prizes 'will be awarded. Monday, April 30 — CYO will School, 9:30 a.m.; Adult Discus- ..Sunday, April 29 — Holy Com- Sunday, April 29 — First Sun- meet the school 'foe religious in- sion Group, Wesley Hall, 9:30 munion, 8 a.m.; Family 'worship day 'after 'Easter. Holy Commun- structions, 7 p.m. " a.m.; Young Adults Class, Wesley and Church, School, 10:45 a.m.; The Hall, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 'Rev. Walter H. Gray,- 'Bishop" of Service with ..the Women's Society' Connecticut, will visit Christ of Christian Service .installation of 'Church .and administer the Rite of I '. 'Officers, the Rev... Francis W. Confirmation .and. deliver the ser- Carlson'., „ pastor, officiating, 11. mon; Young People's Fellowship, ; a.m.; Coffee hour'will follow the 6 p.m. Monday, April, 30 '*- 'Brownie service; Senior Methodist Young - Fellowship,. 6 p.m. Troop 311, old, parish house, 3 " Monday, April 30 — Boy Scouts, p.m.. 7:30' p.m.. Tuesday, May "1—Brownie Troop , ' Tuesday, May 1 — .Ruth Circle, 303,' old parish, house, 3:15 p.m. '; 8 p.m. Wednesday,' May 2 — Girls Jun- ior Choir rehearsal, 3:15 p.m.; Christian Science ' . Senior 'Choir .rehearsal, 7:45 p.m. Holmes .and Mitchell Avenues Water bury First Congregational Sunday, April 29—Service, Sun- Thursday, April. 26 — Couples day School .and Nursery, 10:45 Club supper, 6:45 p.m. irSHEW a.m.; Service, 4:30 pjn. 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