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VOL. 22 NO. 1078 Subscription Price, $54X> Per Year Price 15 Cents AUGUST 1, 1968 'Haven't And Won't' States Manager Of Rumored Resignation
Persistent rumors that Town. Budget Hearing Aug. 5; Manager .AllenF. Mugllahas, sub- mitted his resignation were spiked Tuesday by the Manager, Town Meeting Set Aug. 15 who said, there is absolutely no truth to the' reports. 'The Town 'Council, still strug- be spread over two years, if 'the 'The rumors have been, preva- gling with a budget calling for'th e decision Is to rent the portable lent since 'the .July 1.5 executive largest increase to the town's classrooms, and, sentiment' ap- meeting' of 'tie' Council, at which history, will hold a public hearing pears to 'be building to' put Jud- the Manager's salary for the' on. 'the $4,841,422 proposal on son and 'Baldwin Schools on 'double Monday, Aug. 5,.at, 8 p.m. In the sessions, at least for the last 'Watertown High School audi- half of the next school year, torium. thereby eliminating the need to Mo action, will be taken at the rent classrooms. hearing, which Is required 'by 'The bulk of the remainder of Charter to permit residents to the School Department budget is com, men t for or against items com.mlt.ted to such items as, sal- in the budget and to propose aries and transportation, .Should, additions or deletions. 'The hear- the Council decide to make further ing is the only opportunity given cuts In the school budget, they to propose new budgetary Items, can, only '"Wo. it as a lump sum, or to request Increases in ap- since only the School. Board has propriations. At 'the Budget Town the power to say specific ally Meeting, now scheduled for where the items will be chopped. Thursday, Aug.. 1.5,'cuts m,ay be Any such cuts probably would 'be1 made in the budget but no new made In the area of 'repairs and items added, or appropriations maintenance, which have suf- increased. fered from cuts to, recent years. REMEMBER WHEN 'the town dump looked: like it does in the top jjtanto above? You should, since the picture was taken only three 'The Town Council has, been weeks ago. Bottom photo is a. 'view of the same general ares as meeting regularly over the past it appears today. Tom employees, under the direction of new three weeks, going over both the Legal Aid. To " Highway Superintendent Graham Thompson, have cleaned up the Manager's Administrative Budget entire' dump area and: Mr. Thompson said he intends to keep it Open Branch that way. request of $1,849,530, and the Board of: Education request of "Olfiee Here: Allen F. Mit,#la $2,991,892. 'The Administrative Years-Long Dump Problem budget request is up $290,983, an, The Waterbury Legal" .Aid. and. coming fiscal, year' was raised by 1,8 per cent increase, and, -the Reference SeTvl.ce will, open, a $1,000 to $12,500. School budget up $451,728, a 17.8 branch 'Office in Waterbury to- When, questioned Tuesday, Mr. Cleaned Up In Two Weeks per cent, increase, .for a stagger- day (Thursday), In ceremonies Muglla said that he had. not re- Ing boost of $742,712 between the at 10 a,.m. "at the Munson House. signed, nor was he about to sub- 'The mess at the town dump being closed on Sundays and, the two... Starting today, the office will mit his resignation. As for the which has plagued residents -of fence .surrounding' .It has been re- When the Council gets through be open at the Munson House on •rumors, he contended, that there the area and town officials alike paired in an effort, to keep dump paring, and pare it must if it is the first and third Thursdays of have been, rumors of Ms resig- for years has 'been cleaned tip "poachers'* out. to avoid a tax increase in the each month 'from 9 a.,m, to4 p.m. nation or pending resignation .in In two weeks by town crews under eight to 10 mill range, it will to provide legal aid and, advice to the past, but with no foundation. the direction of Graham Thomp- make known Its recommendation, •persons who cannot afford to. hire •"There were rumors I had re- son,, Watertown's new Highway Third AFS Dance for action at the Aug. 15 Town an attorney. 'There is no charge signed six months after I came Superintendent. Meeting'. for the service. here/* he said, .'"and again last "The tans of brush, debris and Next Wednesday One. item likely to go by the Funds to finance tee local op- year, 'but P'm still here.1"" garbage which lay uncovered, foul At High School .,' 'boards is the School Board's eration have 'been made avail- .The manager remarked that, he smelling' and open to fires, have request for $75,000 tor portable able 'through a. grant, from the Of- has a number of ••friends1* In been covered with earth and most 'The third dance In, 'the current classrooms to' house Judson fice of Economic 'Opportunity. (Continued On .Page 12} of the area graded,. Only ens area American Field, Service Summer School pupils while new con- of the dump is now left, open for Dance series will, be held, Wed- struction is underway there',. dumping, and 'according to Mr. nesday, Aug. 7, from 7:30 to11 , School 'Board members admit 'Thompson all debris dumped dur- p.m. at the Watertown High School the $75,000 figure probably will ing the day Is to be covered be- cafeteria. fore the dump closes for the day. A.F.S. officials pointed out that A large area on the dump site the last, dance had a capacity Theater Party has been stripped of trees and crowd and more than 200' teen- fill to cover debris Is being taken agers had to be turned away. To Benefit from there. Mr. Thompson Indi- They urged that local, 'youths Lighting Program . cated that eventually areas which (Continued 'On, Page' 12) already have been filled 'will, be The Watertown - Oakville covered with loam obtained! from Kathy Rinaldi Chamber of Commerce will spon- road, widening' projects and the sor a 'theater"party on, Thursday, area seeded. Wins Medal, Aug. 22, at the Southbury 'Play- Another improvement has 'been, Kathy Rinaldi, a member of the house,, Proceeds will be used to' on, the road to 'the 'dump. Sec- Oakville-Watertown Fife t Drum " support Watertown's 1,968 Christ- tions of the road, have been widen- Corps,, 'won a fourth place medal mas lighting program. ed In an effort to eliminate the in individual fifing, Junior1 Modern To be presented, 'that evening safety hazard, which has, existed Division, at 'the Bradford 'Manor will be the play "Walt Until . because of 'the narrow thorough- Fife and Drum, Corps' Field, Day Dark,," a mystery which was, a fare, and. 'the entire road. Is to 'be last weekend 'in East. Haven. big' .success on Broadway several resurfaced. The Corps has: been working seasons, back. SCORES Of ¥ EMICL.ES were checked last. Saturday at Ike In an 'effort to restrict use of hard 'In, preparation tor Its parti- Raymond Lamy, Chairman of the Watertown Plaza by the Mattatuck sports car club in the the dump to local residents, cipation in 'the State Meet to''be 'Christmas; Lighting program, is Vehicle Safety Check portion of 'Hie 'Town. Times' second. stickers are being Issued and only atnaatWatertown Safety Campaign. Shown taking cars through held Saturday In Heriden under chairman of the "Theater Party. Oie lakes are Donald Lucian, jr., and Mrs. Thomas Rad- autos bearing these resident the sponsorship of the Washing- Tickets may be obtained by con- cb* members. Where detects were: noted, drivers were' stickers axe' to be admitted to' ton Park Junior tacting Mm at 274-8066, or Robert jo have them repaired. Cars with MI defects, were is- tie: dump area. The damp also Is Drum Corps. RVftmnort at 754-6123. Safetr Check wind&iield stickers. Page Z-Tmm Times (Watettoim, Com.), Aagast 1,1968 Property of the WatertownMa. Friday at 8 p.m. at tt» bornHistoricale lage green.. .Evening Mas s Societywill Beifaltoera resident s currently 'Of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson to' be celebrated 'this Friday and patient* at the Waterbury hos- complete planning lor the' 'event.: - Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the' pital Include Charles S. Wood- BETHLEHEM NEWS Ala® on. the docket for Bethle- - Cburch of tte Nativity, with the ward and; James Langlois, both, watertownhistoricalsociety.orghem on Aug. 1.1 Is tne annual out- Friday Mass.. to contain, a. me-" of Main. St...Unsley .Smith,. By Paul Johruon ing 'Of the Bethlehem Flremens' mento for the 'Catholic Women of Mtotifiad Rid.,, Watertown, a di- Club to be held at Assart's Bethlehem... .Sunday Masses are rector of the Bethlehem Fair and grove, Thompson Road, and. the at 7:45, 9 and 11 a.m. with tte ' an active member of Bethlehem Annual Monastery Fair given by inclusion In the printed pro- Grange, is: also a patient at the friends of Regina Laudlstobene- gram. . .A total of 49 class events annual street fair of the Artists: Sacrament of Reconciliation ad- and Writers of Connecticut which ministered each Saturday from. Waterbury Hospital.. .Bethlehem flt^work of the Monastery on is. scheduled, and entries 'are' to, (Continued On Page S) ... Flanders Road will b& held this be:' made', either to Mrs/ Paul takes place each year on. the 'vil- 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. Frtday and Saturday on its: Johnson or -Mrs. Ralph Dettefsen . grounds.. .The lair is being staff- ...... The show is a. member of both ed by ..a large group of' volunteer state' and national horse show as- workers who will contribute their sociations, add winners of many THINK ABOUT THIS •FORE services under direction of' Mrs. events become qualified 'for na- Dorothy Eichelman, general tional or .stats honors.. ...Commit- chairman.. .The event will fea- tor.-'the' show are to meet YOU BUY YOUR h ture sales of a wide variety of ' Items 'and. baked goods and there '«1II be special entertainment fea- " TANK OF HEATING taxes *for the youngsters.. .On Saturday the .fair will be open. from 10 a.m. with a chicken bar- , becue to be served from noon un- til It closes at" ? p.m.. .On Frt- . Our Automatic System. 'day the event opens at noon and also closes at 7 p.m. - 'eekeri Specii Docks: have been removed 'from . Our Burner Service'" the town beach at 'Long Meadow Friday, Saturday-* Sunday" Pond as .the..result of an accident in. which an 11-year old girl was M@bil seriously Injured when she slip- II SAUCERS* Our Budget Payment Plan. ped on a. metal, dock and fell on healing oil .an aluminum post used.'to told it In place.. .The action was taken by First Selectman Robert Carr altar a .special meeting of the Long Meadow Bond 'Committee ARMANDO FUEL COMPANY 'received a petition from, parents last: week asking the safety pre- While They caution.. .The accident was the ' Lost! . in Heating Comfort, Armand's Fuel most serious In history of the Makes the Final Difference' town teach, and members of the pond committee said they would look Into possibilities of covering PHONE 274-2538 the posts, or of providing noo- sidd tape' to make the docks safer. 131 Davis St. ' .. ' Office .of the - Consolidated School is closed this 'week. awl., .next to' provide a vacation to its Pfoplt-. People doing things, for you. CL&P smoothly so you have the power you want.,, staff,' with registration .for any :-vo: ."it when you want it. children who .are new residents 1 of Bethlehem or far any kinder- M id n i g i i T T h e re a d a.h ea d is a s brigh t as 2 :00 P. M... Working. hai id -in -hand vvi th, garten enrallee unable to regis- day. Working witli state and local officials, industry, a CL&P engineer sho.vs the best way ter during May to be held the week CL&P people make our roads safe to drive on and, the most profitable way to do things with of Aug. 19. ..Parents ar« urged to complete' the requirement during anci a11racti ve to 1 ook at. the energ\- we provide. 'that, week to avoid a "first day 9:Ju A.M. Testing, checking, constant sur- CL&P people working, for you round- of school, rush".. .During the last veiJ.lan.ee keep our distribution, systems running the-clock providing Total Service. week df August a newsletter is to be mailed parents, with Informa- tion oon.oern.ing the school, bus routes, 'dress code and similar items.. .it will also list children scheduled for kindergarten at- tendance In the morning or after- noon sessions,.. .Any parent fall- ing to receive the newsletter ts asked to contact the school and. one will be mailed. • _ Entries are being deceived tor • 'the .30th annual 'Bethlehem.. 'Horse .Show due for holding' at die fair ..grounds .Aug. H starting at 9 a.m. ., .The entries are due to be re- ceived, by Monday to permit their
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SMMMIU, M*r' •< of 'Connecticut, a 'tract: of their Chart* Oaf. land far a. museum bunding to' house my collection of early American tools, the' State: His- There Is a distressing rumor choice spots. Like along .some torical Commission 'would only 'that 'then .are a 'lot: of people river front, on a lake', to a accept 'land, with, definite his- —Report From Vietnam" living within their means. 'That Jen or- on a. peninsula torical significance. "There is sort 'Of 'thing could ruin .America. into' a. seaside bay. 'Get 'Off 'the one .suitable piece of land,*" they Waste is now such an important beaten track: anywhere to inspect . said, "with an ancient Revolu- Dear Editor: 1 was at that time attending an. part of fashionable living that if the glories of nature .and you'll tionary iron furnace on it- We . ' . Hue. Army School at. Ft. Bragg, N.C. 'you 'Only buy 'the 'things, 'you. 'need, find old. cars, and washing' ma- would accept 'that, and make it Approximately '400 air miles • I 'was: most interested In 'the de- you are endangering the economy. chines and. broken kiddy-cars to lnto< an appropriate park. The north of' Saigon and very near velopments to the Republic be- . 'If .'"'you aren't a good waster,, every Waldon .pool or brook, only 'thing controversial about the 17th parallel where north and 'Cau.se 1 was on order to come yep. .aren't • a. contributor. You. starting the build-up toward a full this:'- is 'that the: 'land, happens to south Vietnam are divided :1s the here as an advisor. Therefore," start out. lite with disposable fledged dump. 'be Kent garbage: dump. 'Do you. city of' Hie;. This city :1s the I listened and: watched the news: 'diapers and 'then work- 'the rest, Perhaps it- was way back, when think you 'Could get saoane to ac- former capital of' the Anamite broadcasts as intently as any of your years toward 'the' goal 'the Flushing Meadow .garbage' cept: that Idea.?" .Empire'. .An aristocratic and ele- citizen. It was: brought out at of retirement so you. can waste dump was. transformed Into tte Hallelujah! gant city, - Rue is noted for its that time that the North 'Vietna- - the 'rich years of your life in beautiful women. ' ' . mese soldiers had (taught well comfort without money worries. during 'that bitter month of fight- People who< used to .save'strtog;, Hue te called the" Imperial ing. We had come into a heavily now dump old radios or TVs City1 and the place" where a vast populated ctty, who's area is 'whenever there 'Is a sale on new amount of Vietnamese culture somewhat the same as our nearby ones,. 'There' is. one 'dump up my en be 'found.. At Van Ban, 'the city of Waterbury, to a surprise way where 'the road gang has out- By CARLTON MILL1 •#*• walls of the former mighty cita- attack that allowed 'him. .to take fitted their equipment garage with del, over 'two and one half miles the majority of-the city without antique furniture, a billiard table Wishful 'thinkers and. reckless guessers keep predicting on the eve long, surround the place where much of a fight. He was finally and an organ. One .fellow made a of the national conventions 'that new surprises can be expected in 'this the emperor and Us en.taiii.rage 'holed up te. a stronghold known motorcycle from spare parts he amazing political year. 'Gloomy prophets insist,' however, thereto no lived. Hue: also has the second as tte Citadel. This Is a portion ' picked from, the dump..' Another way to stop the end. choice between two uninspiring and. uninspired can- largest University In South. Viet- of the city built by 'the Emperor Is outfitting his summer cottage'. didates. Tran who. used its. fortifications 'Instead, of throwing the stuff over Permeating from 'the: electorate through'the'ranks of the profession- against the Chinese .and Mon- the cliff at once, 'they lay it out als is a .sense of frustration in an hour when 'the na- Hi.e has bad a great deal, of gols during the 13th Century.. on. 'benches on-display first, so tion needs a leadership superior to anything either importance 'due to its location TH© "commentaries led many to' folks can pick and. 'Choose. Any- man has offered. Even worse In the citizenry's and strategic value. First, it Is believe 'that 'with, 'the help of the thing left: untaken :1s bull-dozed feeling that, its very 'best 'efforts are futile against the largest city in _ the two -local, civilians a decisive victory over after a week. There's no 'Hi©1 * *syS't©ioi» ' *l Northern most critical provinces could be achieved. We are all ''doubt-about it, America 'has In Connecticut, neither party has an antidote for of the Republic of Vietnam. Its aware of 'the outcome. The popu- best garbage to. 'the world. 'this malaise:,.' Prom, 'the1 home town level to the top waterways are navigable tc lation remained loyal, 'did not A. strange dump phenomenon is the state organizations, 'there's nothing more medium and small seagoing .assist the MV Army," there was. that they 'always seem, to locate to a meaningless "neutrality." Beyond negative crafts. Le. U.S. Naval LST (Land- not a general uprising and the Istance to' •'•amateur*'! intervention, there's no ing Ship Transport) have' and MY .Army,; by the efforts of the' Re- units 'that made 'the penetration ! alternative. still cone 'down." the Perfulme public of ' Vietnam Army with were highly motivated, spirit and iratic National and State Chairman John River to' their off-loading decks, assistance from Che US Armyanc! morale were extremely high. Two Bailey is. to 'the .greater bind. It is to. his: party along the Eastern portion of 'Hue 'the Marine Corps, was defeated. .factors 'worked to our favor, poor : 'the'biggest surprises have' come to pass and 'he -needs, fancy 'foot- City. Coastal fishing vessels 'ii.se: routes ofv communications, work to keep up with events. He's 'trapped, in a position of being neutral this: city for marketing their If the NV .Army could have means of resupply and' toward, tte current 'front runner. Vice- President Hubert H.,Humphrey., products. Secondly'., this city Is .support.. Republican Slate' Chairman Howard E. Hausman is. adhering carefully the location of 'the seat of the successfully overtaken this city., the two northern provinces would Upon entering the city limits:. " to' .state' 'Issues. It Is quite generally 'believed he's .for 'Gov. Nelson Buddhist religion in the Republic, 'their final, objectives were such . Rockefeller, along with a, majority of the delegation to' Miami 'Beach" Over the .past, several, years much have - fallen and the bargaining table to Farts could now be most that many intermediate objec- next week. But he's set for a quick shift to. case Richard M. Nixon gets of the' conflict between 'the Catho- tives, such as strategic 'bunkers his. "sure'J nomination. lics and the Buddhists lias; origi- pleasant for the North Vietnamese delegation. However, now without or fortified positions we're" by- .".*••• " " -... • nated tail'ttil s city. passed. In .an attempt to' quickly EFFORTS ARE BEING made to keep alive 'the fine fervor of 'the: ' r recently visited this city while a victory .to aid 'their cause the negotiators are stalling for some engross tte entire ctty. These grass roots campaign for Sen, Eugene McCarthy. For most people 'the - participating In.- my advisory positions were used, throughout war 'In. 'Vietnam, his. chief target, is: still." 'the big issue of the' 1968 duties, to order to Increase my other advantageous opportunity In which to "apply pressure lor con- the entire 'fighting' .period, .to' re- election. It is tte key to' practically" every one of the problems which 'knowledge of 'this country and duce the invading force. They 'beset 'the nation. • . " to "an attempt to give everyone cessions. But..." this Is another story* j 'Counted" so heavily on popular' .sup- What' McCarthy started out to' prove, and 'did prove, was that mere .at tome tte benefit of my expert. port 'that the need "to establish ences. exists a great desire to end that disastrous adventure. What has stall- My observations of 'this city likely avenues of withdrawal were ed his
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HEMINWAY BARTLETT When others MFG. CO. talk about car deals WATERTOWN,CONN. too fantastic to be true, that's exactly what they mean. -NYLON THREAD' tapolo Sport' Ma BRAIDED LINES '"See your Chevrolet: dealer. He'll give you Power Steering. Also op popular V8's, and. sound, straight year-end savings on any automatics on big Chevrolets and Chevelles. Chevrolet—a car worth owning. For example: special savings on. Power Disc Brakes awl ymm Page 6-TowPropertyn 'fines (Watertown, Coin.)of, Augusthet 1, 196 Watertown8 Historical Society The NVA/VC force 'that fought why? 'Not being In, a position to' Report From . tore did so most diligently tint 'Idly analyse this question, I COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL leaver the decision up to' each ELECTRICAL (Continued From. Page 4} were mo match,, for 'tie relief force. The communists held their 'everyone of 'you, 'to 'decide' * all throughout the city. This con- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgground until the last man was • himself. dition can lie found In any portion either killed, or 'wounded. "The • -Tours 'truly,,. GREASON, Inc. of the Republic of Vietnam. There motivation and . desire to, win Cpt. R. D. Herloux ' ware portions of buildings that has many top 'level personnel Infantry Training Advisor 510' Main St " had large holes In. their walls puzzled. It Is often said Ookville - presumably made by tanks or "if tills desire and mot Fun And Games 274 - 5461 recollless rifles. The sight that could'tie determined and counter- MOTOR X OVERHAUL " A community- wide fan and game 1 expected to' see but didn't was acted tie war would be concluded GENERATOR REWIND A razed, city. night will be held Wednesday, very Aug. 7, beginning at 6:15 p.m. As I continued on my way re- ThiSjt the most beautiful city 1 on the lawn, of Wesley Hall, Main Male it Licensed - turning to' my compound, I couldn't St. There Is: no admission charge since that I have ever seen In, the help tat think to myself what the adequate Orient, is still intact.'The magni- for the event sponsored by Water- majority of people in my position town's United Methodist Church. wiring! 1927 ficence that has made Hue such would 'think. 'What were we led, to' an attraction In yea#s past is Refreshments will be available. v believe and still more important, RESIDENTIAL present today. As, 1 drove past: ' street after beautiful• street I SAVINGS CERTIFICATES must have resembled a country
boy on, his 'first 'trip to New York ;*$$$$« City. "Hie color scheme and archi- tectural achieremei.ts are' ..'truly outstanding :tor a people who have known so little peace. . • The walled Citadel of the city where the majority of the fighting took place shows similar signs of warfare. However once again there Is no portion ofthe wall that Is completely demolished nor /• have any of the ancient structures been damaged to a point that render 'them unrepairable. 'The N.V.- Army/VC force, who participated in this action were very much surprised by the lack of cooperation that was previously promised. When, defeat, was im- minent by the1 number of 'defeats* sustained! along 'the city's out- skirts, a Glister's last, stand ef- fort was made within the Citadel walls. All tat the rear, rlgMhand" " portion was occupied/by the at- $$$$$V tackers. That 'portion, not 'occupied was the location of the Head- ffffffff quarters of the 1st RVN 'Infantry Division, one of the .Republic's WSSSSSr$ most feared fighting units. 'The ? !SfIf!ifP - Headquarters 'held out for some two 'weeks'of fighting until they, were relieved by the lone at- tempting to rid the city of its $$$$¥$$$$$$$******* menace. \
LOUIS •A, LAHDATE $$q>$$$ $$$$$$ " E«ec« • col O.I Butn*>l ' Salc'i tr"«"ce ,&, Rep Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown 'Times (tatotom, GomL)Society. August 1, 196fr-Pag e 7 SIDEWALKwatertownhistoricalsociety.org SALE DAYS 'ms weetramy GINO AND SONS. Gin© DiCrosta took his shoe repairing and shoe' shines out into' the summer son:. BOCOO DONOFRIO, of Rocco's Barber shop, took to tic street to give an expert razor-cut 'to cliff Satkunis.. PBETTV GIKLS always get tfeeir SMOJNG MIKE C«l •!»««* Sad a picture taken, .and1 (be photograph- Wgcer Bmlle AMI uaual for his er couldn't .pass Lisa and Chris customers during fee sale, pictur- Dcescber 'by. They were Just a wee ed above, •eklet. with helpers Lou 'bit bored waiting for mom, Mrs. and JuUe. John Drescher, 39 WoodniH Ave., to' flniah her shopping. Page Property8-Tpvn Times (Watertcwn ,of Con.) ,the August 1,Watertown 1968 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMIDDLEBURY NEWS Chutes Deliney 758-9842 Marilyn Beldea 75S-286O A MOST BUSY' PLACE lately has been the fUddlettwy Dog at the town,yards . Hoc Warden Leo McDonald has had many compl- aints ef roaming dogs, which lie has been collaring, ami many week- ends have seen as many as a dozen or more of the local tow wows CHAIRMAN HERBERT MESSENGER, 'Of South bury, announced following: a recent meeting of" caught roaming. the Temporary Regional. School study Committee/ Chat the progress of the final report is on schedule. All sub-committee reports are to be submitted by Monday, Aug. 5, and the first plying the townspeople with de- draft of the complete report will be reads' for presentation to' the full committee on Aug. 19. (Contlnued On. Page 9) At the recent meeting. Dr. Ernest Nybakken, of the state Board of Education, participated in -Town the discussion of the Regional Study and report to tie townspeople. Present at the meeting from Middlebury were Messrs. Metcalfe, Murphy, Hart, Franlzi s and Spencer, with Joseph HEALTH - WAYS C ashman, Superintendent of Schools. South bury members attending were Messrs. Messenger, Topics Dr. Bernard F. Oemcke Eller and Schuerdtle, with Norman 1 auerquist, Principal of south bury High School. 'by "RED" • •• Chiropractic Physician ...••••• " • . ' " " ' (Pick ener Photo) THE EDUCATION Middlebury is seeking a Sewer •OF A CHIROPRACTOR 1 Grant- from 'HUD . The town has Today's Doctor of Chlro- .submitted a preliminary applica- practlc is the best trained tion to the Dspt, of 'Housing and doctor the world has ever Urban, Develoj inent. It is asking known. During the short time $824,500 in a. grant" for sewer stnc^ It's discovery In 1895' construction. The overall plan for by Dr. 'Daniel David Palmer, sewer construction project will tte Chiropractic profession 'Cost approximately $3,764,000. If has equalled, and In, some in- 'the money requested Is granted, stances surpassed,, the edu- 'the town will, pay $1,407,000 as cational standards, of the other its share of the total, cost. Other healing professions. federal construction grants will The educational standards amount to approximately $991,- have made rapid progress In 600 and the'State will pay $540,- a, short 74 year's: to a stand- 900. "Hie town is requesting money ardized course of four years •from HUD to' • finance .sewers of four thousand. (4,000) hours extending' from. Memorial School as a. minimum'. All. colleges to Whittemore Road. have post-graduate courses which would extend the total • The summer school has a,large amount of hours to nearly five enrollment. It has been to opera- ' thousand (5,000) hoursTm tlon since July 1. 'Director Ralph states require at least 2 years A. Wilklns Indicated that students pre-professional college haw shown, a great deal, of" credits although, most of to- interest. day's Chiropractic matricu- lants have a baccalaureate de- Francis "Red" O*Rourk.e, this gree, and some hold a masters MAJOR LEAGl'E >1ETS entry In the Middlebury-'Junior Baseball League. Kneeling, let to year's St. Patrick, 'Day mayor,,, or other professional degree. right are Michael liealy. Brace Richardson, Paul Lareay. D«menic possemento and bat boy is a patient at. Watertniry Hos- • Very few people are aware Craig liealy.. Standing, I eft to right, are Rill kruntni, tivne LaFauc-t, Mark Bialonrze'ski. Vin- pital. 'Drop "The 'Mayor*" a card. that to the majority of states. nie Larga>, -limmie .Koiin:/. and Larr> X'ianu. Team members missing an*'Tommy .,-llbon and Including Connecticut, Chiro- Bill ^Millman. 'I-rank liealy is coach and Bob Ai'foon assistant c-iach. (Pickeiter Photo). Middlebury Lions Club" is plan- practors are required by law 'ning abarbeque. The word. Is that, to take - and pass - the same Drum Corps Places it will be bigger .and better this basic science examination as year. It 'will be "held, at Lake the medical doctor-Before be- LARRY'S' First Again - "' ' Quassapaug August 21, Wednes- ing admitted to the special day evening, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. ' Chiropractic examinations. The Middlebury Police SDdal Tnis has 'been, a successful, an- The basic sciences Include PACKAGE STORE Fife and Drum Corps placed first nual event. anatomy, physiology, pathol- Sunday for the second week In a ogy, " diagnosis, and hygiene. Yomr Excellent Selection TOW in appearance in the' Modern. - Carol,, the beauty who 'beautifies 'The Chiropractor must then, favorite Junior Class. The Field .Day was at the' Harlequin, returned from take and pass the special. held in East: Haven under the vacation last week to man her Chiropractic examination be- 'brand Imported .sponsorship of the' Bradford most elegant post. Welcome back fore a. license Is Issued to him. •beers Manor Fife ..and Drum Corps. Carol. 'In. addition, to the education Domestic On, Saturday, Aug. 3,, the.Corps. and training in the basic sci- will compete in the annual State TO' Sue Arnold — Susie you also ences required 'by law, -the Drive-In Parking' Meet at Meriden, sponsored by model, clothes very nicely—..your 'Chiropractor's e d u c a. t i o n 'the Washington Park Fife & Drum • minis ••.and, your beautiful fedoras makes him. a specialist of the ' Middlebury Road Corps. • • • are worn In extremely good taste. spine and' nerves. Tnis spe- claused education enables the ' Middlebury Tht* honesty of JI man's »-rit's VCorn season in full swing — Chiropractor <*n find the cause 1 758-9555 ' •. for justii*4' aw |irovi-n hy his a,t- sweet corn that. is. .The Farm, at of disease and gives.. him, the I i t un 1«* • t (i wa r11 • > t ft t • rs., Four Comers is once again sup- unique ability to correct that cause without drugs or un- necessary surgery. ' 'Today, there .are -many .fine Chiroprac t, 1 c c o 11, e g e s throughout the United States .and Canada. Each college op- erates an out-patient, clinic where;,, under the close super- vision of a faculty member, tte - 24 HOUR SERVICE - student 'takes care of patients. OIL BUINEIS ill FIREO H0T WATER HE ATERS Mere the student gains practt- cal experience to physical .. Modem Radio Dispatched Fleet . • • diagnosis, laboratory diagno- sis, and Chiropractic care' of SERVICE PLANS BUDGET PAYMENT P LANS Waterbury PHONE 756-8811 630-690 East Main Street the patient Property of the Watertown HistoricalTo wo Times (Watertowu, 'Conn.)Society. August 1, 1968-Pag e 9 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgCompany's Suit Against Town Settled For $199773 Middlebury voters 'took about terminated., $10,000 to the com- live minutes last week ' to'ap - pany which took over the refuse' prove a special appropriation of 'work and $1,200 .tor materials $19,773 to settle a stilt brought 'for 'the ramp bringing 'the total, against the town 'by 'Haul-A-Way .cost for 'the first year to $35,973. 'Refu.se' Removal, at. a. special. Under a new contract, the town 'Town, Meeting'" called for 'that will, pay $33,000 per year and will, purpose. The suit brought by own, 'the ramp. 'The past year's the company 'was for $250,000. cost was a net of $28,373, after 'The 'Town had contracted, with, deducting cost of the ramp. the refuse firm last year to haul, 'Those at. the meeting felt *e away 'the • community's reti.se,, settlement was fair,, and 'that the twit broke 'the contract after two" .Selectmen had. made a wise move months because officials were not. In handling' 'the. situation the way .sa.UiSfl.ed with the firm's wort1 they did. 'The suit followed. In. the setfl.em.ent 'the company Keep hammering away .and •will receive $11,500, with an- success. Is sure: 'to come your1 way. other $7,600 going to' 'Robert, Atchlson for 'the purchase of the STEP0NAIT1S ramp he built for 'the Haul-A- Real Estate Brokers Way firm. The filial $673 Is for -LISTINGS WANTED'- legal, fees. Land, Houses, etc. -PBEBBWO a* a Met TOM Meeting last week to approve am appropriation of $19.773'to set- TO' the .above total Is added CALL 756-8416 tle a suit mm HMU-A-Hray Helise Removal was Second .Selectman. C- Dinsmore Tuttle. left. $5,000 paid, by 'the town to Haul- 26 Donahue St. Waterbury moderator. Seated are First Selectman William M. Calabrese and Town clerk Carlos Hill. A-Way before the contract was right The Maiil-Jt-Wmy Company had sought $250,000 in its suit against the to wn, insert shows part of ramp at town: yards which town has purchased for $7,600 as part, of the settle- meDt- - • • (Pickener Photo) Waterbury Tiie & Marble Co. Specializing in Town * Ceramic file • Flagstone • Marble Topics ^_| ' . PHONE: (Continued From, Page 8) MaliH John Marrone liclous corn on, the cob. WS. 758-2093 Steve Stan*, the old Regan, Rd. STOP AT "ringer* Is still seen about town ^f " Robert Collette picking' up his paper1. 'Rumor has -» 758-9922 1 it that Steve Is Flqrida bound. DELANEY'S Mrs. Anna Dornorad has re- returned from Waterbury Hos- • 25 MINIS OF SANDWICHES pital after being a .surgical • MANY DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS patient Welcome home. • EXCELLENT FOOD Tammy Albonffrom Porter Awe., who plays for the Major 'League Mets In Middlebury has returned, . You'll meet the nicest people mound Tujsa home after being a patient at at Red's "Town Hall" and enjoy a St. Raphael's Hospital in New good cup of coffee or a complete meal. Haven. Tommy looks and is doing very well... He thanks everyone is right for 'the many cards he received. DELANEY'S "The pass ing of Mrs. Peter Ger- SANDWICH SHOP man, South St., recently brought Comers • Middlebuiy a sad cloud 'to Mlddttetoury. Mrs. under German, was. very active In. 'the 758-9842 Middlebury Congregational Church and. was loved by .all. who knew her. One of the last of the old farming the chicken scenes to. Middlebury can be seen just off Charcoal Ave. where'Rob' Fenn and his son, Robin.,, can, be seen making hay most any soup. evening.. Years ago 'the milk 'bot- THE SIGN tles read K. M. Fenn and Son. -- Grade A Milk. Do you remember There. Under that .cabinet. No. Over to the left a when? little. There... On the wall. Now you've got it. The SERVICE telephone — a handy kitchen aid from The Phone It's impossible to • make your mark in this world just using Store. You can go to Tulsa, Dallas, San Francisco ditto marks. or wherever, for $1* or less. If you dial direct (if you call person-to-person it could cost you about $3). So. Just dial' 1. then'the area code (you'll find the one you want: in the front of your phone book) then the number of the person you're trying to reach. If you make a- mistake and! get a wrong num- ber, call the operator immediately and she'll see that you don't get charged for the call. Now, go heat up a bowl of chicken soup and dial someone you Orion Studios love. Direct, of course. '1624 Waicriown A«. Water bury NOTICE '* For a three-minute station -to- station call anywhere in 754-6 18t the first 48 states evenings after 7 and, all day Saturday You get more at llammomi During August and Sunday Office Hours Changed to Monday thru. F rid ay 9 A.M. to-5 P.M. Office will be closed Saturdays for all your residential or commercial WALLACE CLARK He Southern lew England Telephone Company PAR GLASS 758-2456 764 Main St. Four Comers MMdMury 0ah.vi.ll* 274-21151 Page iO-Town Times (Watertown, Oonn.>» August 1,, 1968 _ PropertyAmerica ofn Associationthe. HWatertowne went HistoricalPalmer back in 'the .sports depart Society- Picnic Guest s ment of the Waterbury American S P E A K IN G 0 F up to . Milwaukee the: following year and says his immaturity after two weeks at Camp 'Drum, A group of patients from. Fair- hindered his chances of remain- with 'the National Guard . . . . field Hills Hospital... were guests watertownhistoricalsociety.orging up there. • Jimmy Pierce and Paul. Hoffman recently' at a picnic luncheon at SPORTS «I played every 'day to the back home after absorbing more 'the home of' Mrs. William 'Starr, Beach Ave. Members of the Wa- By Bob Pol me r minors. I got to the Wg leagues knowledge at Camp Mattatuck .and I didn't play. 1 used to'. get. Boy .Scout: Camp. tertown-Oakville Mental 'Health. awfully excited. 1 had. a hard Committee assisted. ' 'Everyone likes to-see the return time understanding that only nine Patricia Butkevlch, 32 Jenks Accompanying the patients were of the prodigal son or the return Mrs.; Stella Krau.se, Mrs. Mar- 1 guys could play. I 'was back at St., Oakville, was; named to the of a village's native son after a York'in two years." • Bean's List for the spring se- Jorle Hyatt and 'Robert. Wicker of long absence. It was nice to visit ' Bowie is a model athlete now, mester at 'the University of Con- the hospital staff. with Bobby VItone in from mature, no longer fidgety and necticut's ".School of Physical Whittijfir, California with, Ms The National Rifle Association would, be an asset, to' any expan- Thewpy,.* . lias announced that 'Richard Ber- family after .an, absence of six sion . club 'according' to those in 1 years. "It's 'better to bend, the,.knees mer, '90 Ellen 'Kay Drive, will the know, He 'doesn't drink, smoke compete in the 1968 National Pis- " ' 'Bob left Oakville ten years ago or cuss and is easily the most than, the elbows ff you expect a St. 'Louis Cardinal fan, and al- to solve the world's problems. tol Championships to be held at liked, player In 'the Eastern Camp Ferry, 'Ohio, Aug.. 4-8. though relatively" close" to Los League. He is physical education AIRMAN KENNETH C. MARTIN. Angeles where the Dodgers show teacher In the.. Pottstown school, sum of" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar- their wares, he remains a staunch system. tin, Lighthouse Rd., Woodbury has, completed 'basic training at Lack- Cardinal, rooter. . ' • land Air Force Base, 'San. Antonio, He keeps 'In touch with, the old * There is a fine chance for Tex. He has been assigned In the . home town, like many former townsfolks to help the midget. Air Force Technical Training' .townspeople,, • through the- news or1 Pop Warner football program Center at Lowry Air Force Base, medium of the Town Times. -Colorado, for specialized school- in Watertown. The Watefbury<- ing as-a special electronics' tech- Indians have generously agreed nician. Seven of our local citizenry on to stage* a night for the benefit hand for 'the opening 'day at Sara- of 'the youngsters and coaching Business School grad and'wish toga were Carl Herman, Ace personel and youngsters will be him' fte very' best on his recent. Calabrese, Ed Derouin, John Lac- coming your way with tickets. appointment with a Boston busi- "cope. Bud Mesknn, Al Natale and' 'They're reasonable enough .and, ' ness firm. Vlnny performed, with Mike "Testa. The boys make a time you can also see - a. good, brand our Little;, 'Babe Ruth and Pony of It leaving Sunday; they stop at of Eastern League ball, with, the League teams ,. ,., ,. . . Bob . a Massachusetts site far an outing purchase. . -% -plus several games of Boccl. ' ' viocent... o. pal I ad i no Natale serves as official handi- Short ..Stuff . . . Mrs. James capper and.. Derouin as the bank. Llakos, a. surgical patient at rral estate 'broker St. Mary's Hospital- . . . We Howie Bedell, the Reading out- - would, like to add, our congratu- 274-8942 753-4111 fielder, who has become a favorite lations to Tinny 'Martin,, .Jr., of ours during his Eastern 'League for being honored, as a Harvard 'Visits-to Waterbury,- had .an In- "" teresting tale to' tell about his ; being brought up by the parent Introducing.., " - ., Philadelphia Phillies tor a, month earlier this 'Season. ... AUTO-TRON His soft fly ball hit broke Don The Safety Control- Unit for your Car Drysdale's great scoreless inn- tog streak and afterwards the guys .. New anti-skid devise kidded him about sneaking into the . P ire vent's swaying 8« vibrating '"' Hall, of Fame on a dinky fly off Certificates • 'the end of his bat. When, you are FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: 32 and have Just - been brought Coll or write ' up from Beading' and guys needle you, you take it with kind, of a THE HAALAND COMPANY 'half-smile. . .' -Old Sherman Hill Rd. Wood bury 263-2295 . 'The thing is, if- Bedell 'wanted to talk about streaks he could have' plenty to say. And as far "as the Hall of Fame, he is In it ••twice:, which is two more times CCMJHI THE SWINGS than, a lot of guys ..who we're needling' him,. At Pot'tstown,,, Pa.,,, Senior High, 00 -« wmo~8i6Hrusa CAMS School, 'be played on a, baseball Stop-in and, see us soon! team, that won 48 in a, row, which'Is a record. "There Is a four by three foot plaque with pictures TED TRAUB AUTO SALES of the two different years that the team compiled the record. 1401 Main-Street We made It our business to' look it up after Bedell told the story. • Wotertown ' ' 274-2318 • 'Howie hit in 43 straight-games with the Louisville team. 01, the NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT HEKE/IT LAST! APPLIANCE SERVICE Finer 'quality hardwood \m%% in the designs you've been - want In > All" the bast tiles, more style selection* than P •'»'., ot Watt Mown " «ver be fa re.,, and »»n*ibly priotJ. You'll find hundred* of A p p 1 i once R e p Q i ri n g u *•• fair tti ••• h an d j o me, avthan ti. c a 11 y s ty 1 ed, " sc u 1 ptu re- crafted leg*. Let your imagination take over! " - .. 755-9277 ~~. Just one of 3 great tEDTIttr.JR. TRUCKING . Money-Saving Plans 0 y a • s uh R d. 'Ho o d b u r y YOU CALL,, WE, HAUL at Colonial ANYTIME, AMY PLACE Colonial's Gold Savings Certificates let your reserve CRUSHED STONE '" funds work' harder for you.' Minimum investment GRAVEL-LOAM SAND . .. - $2,500. Increments of $100 for larger amounts. 5 BULLDOZING year 'maturity. Guaranteed rate of 5%, per year. REASONABLE RATES Automatically renewable. • You're Always Ahead SIZES ' Whatever your savings or investment goals. Colonial When You Call Ted has_you covered with the "most effective savings plans FROM 4" TO 28" . in town! (Our Full Interest Savings Accounts and Gold Savings Bonds are two other great ways to save!) Take PRICED FROM ad vantage of any one or all 'three of these "money- D«mps«y-T«9«l«r 47* TO $2.93 saving offers" at any of sixteen Colonial offices! ft' Co. Inc. CHOOSE FROM; CLASSIC, SPANISH,' TRADITIONAL AND • Members EXTRA LARGE TRADITIONAL New York Stoefc • Exchange t«a««nwoflti St COLONIAL 756-7463 WATERTOWN THE COLONIAL .BANK AND. TRUST COMPANY Building Supply Co. Member Federal Deposit In sura nee Corporation _, . 56 Echo Lake Rd. WATERBURY • CHESHIRE • MEBlDEft • NAUGATUCK • SOUTHBURY tatertown 274-255; THOMAS TON . WAUINGfORD . WATERTOWN . WOLCOTT . W00D8URY Town Tines fWatenown, Com.). August 1, 1968-Page II Property of the Watertownto .said district, on 'lite 5th da yHistorical Society of August, A.D. 1968, at, 9:30 PART TME or FULL TIME CARPENTER AND MASON o'clock In the forenoon, and 'that girls needed for press work. WORK, reasonable. Building, public,' notice 'be given of the Generous benefits for full time employees. Apply Engineered repairing. Free estimate. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgpendency of said application and Sinterings and plastics, Com- Tel. 274-8397. the time and place of hearing' mercial Street, 'Watertown,,. thereon, by publishing a copy of ODD JOBS:- Cellars,, attics, 'tills, order once In some news- EiMIL JEWELERS paper having' a circulation. In said EXPERT HATCH * CLOCK chimneys cleaned. Call 274- District, at least 4 'days before MEPA1EBNG it Guaranteec 3527. said time assigned, and return Workmanship. make to this. Court, GENERAL ELECTRIC Heat- - Joseph M. 'Navin REWEAV1NG: Moth, holes ing. Hot Water, Warm Air and Judge - Mid bums invisibly rewoven Air Conditioning- WESSON TT 8-1,-68 or mended. Davidson's, 274- HEATING CORP Wateituiy 2222.. Tel. 628-4711. ERNIE~'S AUTO BODY WORK CLASSIFIED One of the must completely SHELL equipped Paint and Body Heating Oils :^ XVfTTX'* BUCKLEY Shops in Connecticut,., Wheel- n ts*mi3. WANTED: Housekeeper for one Alignment and Balancing. BROS. adult. Small house equipped 141 Metiden Rd.. Waterbuiv. 154-1 Ul with all modern conveniences. Plain cooking and very light: •lust arrived at Chintz 'N' housework. References required, Prints of Newtown. an, enor- Reply to Boi 1, Town Times, mous number of Decorator AUTO - LIFE - HOME stating where you, may be reach- Slipcover Drapery and Up- ed. holstery Fabrics at enormous MSUlAtiCE LUST: Thomaston Savings Bant savings. South. Main, St. (Rt. Book NO. W8778. Payment Ap- 251 Newtown. Conn. J. Andre Fournierj plied for. Walter H. Hart:, 133 Main Strwt PART 'TIME: III your own area. Inc. $50-$ 100 weekly Advance Com- 214-1111 mission.* NO' canvassing or de- REAL ESTATE liveries. No experience needed.. SI INSURANCE A LITTLE BIT of Hie island of-aonsu, Japan, came to' Mlddfetwy Must have car. For local per- Since' 1,878 - with, the visit of Miss Mictilltn Hinbtsu to tie Hawkey e Farm of Mr. sonal* interview write: Easter- • 274-8887 * ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS and Mrs. Henry c. Spencer. Miss Stella Spencer, while an exchange ling Company. 11, Carey Circle, student in Japan, lived at the home of Miss Hinotsu, who now is Canton., Mass. 02021. on a visit to 'the United states under 'the sponsorship of the Ex- CURBING periment in, International Living.. Her home is in Kasaoko, okay- ama, Japan, and she will lie a sophomore at Notre Dame Univer- FOE YOUR BEST BUYS ir. JEftllTE SEALER sity, ta japan,, in the fall, pictured with Michiko is Rebecca spen- carpeting. see our large cer, Stella's sister, who helped entertmin Michiko during her brief stock of Mill. Ends and Rem- visit. (Pickener photo) nants from America's Best Known Carpet, Mills. Savings • CRESTWOOD Grange Meeting from, 1/4 to 1/3. Many large 75 IHIILLCRCS'T AVENUE Watertown Grange will meet enough, for wall-to-wall, in- W«d di ng In vi to ti on s PAYING CO. Friday, Aug. 2, at 8 p.m. at stallation., H O U S A T O N I, C Pro gram • • Factory Form* 274-5100 Masonic Hall, 175 'Main, St., for "District of Watertown ss.f Pro- VAL.LEY RUG SHOP, Corn- Phon* 274-2066 " bate' Court, July 23, A. D.'1968. a program, "Traveling "Itirough wall Bridge, Conn. Tel. 203- the Years," with '(he Lecturer In Estate! of CONCETTALOBRAI- 672-6134. charge1. Master Pearley Taylor CO MAR11NO late of Watertown ' will preside at the business meet- in said District, deceased. FOE REN1: Sanders, polish- Ing. Upon' the application of Rocco ers. Power ... Tools, Chain Lobraico, praying that letters Members are to bring Items Saws, Ladders, Plumbing for a Country Store. of administration may be granted on said estate represented Tools, 101 rental tools for from tux fa tie...get fashion fr«hn«ss ' The 'refreshment committee home owners. for August consists of Mr. and . intestate as per application on from our own stock...get that tailored Mrs. Harold Booth, Frances At- file more fully appears, it Is Watertown Building Supply fit exactly as you'd like it. wood, Jessie Hu mis ton, Edith OED'EREP, that said applica- 56 Echo Lake Rd. 274-2555 Langlols, iCarmen Baffin, Ddro- tion 'be heard' and determined at Imbimbo's Fmrm^ai Shop thy Bailey and Nellie Brothers. the Probate Office in Watertown, in said District, on the 15th day I HAHLEY-OAVIOSON] 20 Union St. - Waterbury - 753-8898 of August, A.D. 1968, at 4:30 Hinest cleaning ~ Pmitan Dry Cleaners — 754-2955 Cornelius Thfbodeau, son, of o'clock In, the afternoon, and '(hat Mr. and Mrs, Cornelius Thlbo- 702 Straits Tpke. . notice of the pendency of said Wotartown deau, 203 Wesfbury 'Park Rd., application and of the time and was named to' the Dem's List place of hearing thereon, be given 274-2529 Furnace Cleaning for the Spring 'Semester at St. to all persons 'known to be inter- ' Francis College, Btddeford, Me. ested tn said estate, by causing a .is in progress . . . . copy of this order to be published Be all set for next winter for a good one time In some newspaper having a circulation in said Dis- = z "cup of coffee trict, and by sending 'by certified, I SINTERINGS PHONE: 756-7041 to man, postage prepaid, return re- | " .AND ceipt requested, to, - or left with- - = o for a cleaning date all. parties interested 'in said a full meal Estate, a copy of this order all on I PLASTICS, INC stop in at For heat's sake or before the 5th, 'day of August, 3 1968. 5 call MIKE'S Joseph H. Mavin WATERTOWN' { COFFEE SHOP Judge INDUSTRY I WESSON Chorcool Broiling a new treat • • TT 8-1-68 plus Daily Specials for Carefree Heat Main St. Valeria wn 274-8102 District of Watertown,, ss.,, Pro- bate 'Court, July 25, 1968.. Oil Heat is Safe Help Wanted - Female . Estate' Of WILLIAM: H. EVE.R- "1TT, late of Watertown, to said. BURNER SERVICE • FURNACE CLEANINO District, .deceased. YOUNG WOMEN Upon the application of Viola V. Everltt, Adm'z., D.B»N., pray- Elegant dining in a To Operate Snail Automatic ing 'that she 'be authorized to WALSH sell 'and convey real, estate be- charming atmosphere. Eyelet Machines longing to said Estate, as per ..application on file more fully MA5SAM1 appears. It Is GUILD OPTICIANS Full Time ORDERED, "That said applica- Contact tonswft Make _ a date to. join tion be heard and determined at 54 Center St 754-2114 us for lone h. 'dinner or tte Probate Office, In Watertown, Experience Nil Necessary Waterbury c ocktai Is, j soon...,. .we have an exciting menu. - Will Trail - dinner en us. c by Harold ROOT & BOYD INC LaChapeMe ... dancing E xcel lent working conditi ons Insurance I ndcnuitcrs Since 1853 Thursday. Friday arid Saturday and all benefits GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Apply in Person To WATE RTO'WN: 449 Main St. 274-2591 ARMOND? RESTAURANT Braxton Manufacturing Co. WATER BURY: New Location Straits Tnnptw waiertiwi TU-2U1 Road ,481 Meadow St. (over Nathan Hale Snick) Your hosts: ftoferf and Anmnd D'Agostino Mtrtbwy . 7,56-7251 " Page 12--Town Times (Watertowp, Conn.), August 1,, 1968 I Property of the Watertown Historical Societycommissioned as a. secon d lieu- Thifd AFS al Sheppard AFB, Tex. tenant .In' the 'II. S. Army. - He' was trained as a Jet air- Cadet Bohlen graduated 'from (Continued From Pag© 1) craft mechanic 'and.has been as- the University of Connecticut in planning to attend be 'there signed to a unit of' the' Tactical 1968 with a. B.S. degree. He is promptly at 7:30 so fluty 'won't watertownhistoricalsociety.orgAir, Command at .Luke AFB, Arls. a member of the EM Sigma. Kap- be disappointed. The airman is a graduate of ' pa and Alpha. Phi - Omega fra- Featured bands: at the dance will Wllby High School, Waterbury, ternities, and a 1963' graduate of be "Mottorf* and "Caimlbls Rex.". Conn. - Watertown High 'School. The' 'winner of this Battle of the MDIANTOWN GAP, PA.' — Bands will join The Greater Con- Craig W. Bohlen, son, of .Elmer" BEAUTY cern, last dance winner,"and the C. Bohlen, 45'? Platt Road, Wa- Present 'Generation, winner of tertovm, attended .Army Reserve DEE'S SALON ' the first battle. In the Grand Officers' 'Training 'Corps sum- . Battle of the bands at the final mer camp. The course began 27 4-2895 dance on Aug. 21. June 21 at Indiantoiflfn Gap Mili- George Building, Main st It also was reported that A.F.S. tary Reservation, AnnvUle, Pa. Plenty of Free Parkin* Club 'members made $118.85 on During the encampment, he re- their soda sale last week to con- ceived six weeks of training in TillIMK-OF FLOORS nection with local, merchants' leadership," rifle marksmanship, Annual Sidewalk Sale Event. THINK O'F ' physical conditioning and other MURRAY LOGAN military 'Subjects.. Haven't .And Won't •... Upon successful completion of FLOOR COVERINGS ' 638. E. Main. 756-8863 (Continued From Page,!) summer camp "and graduation from college, be is eligible to be Watert own who would be glad to " host a 'party when he leaves, but that as yet the date for the party. 'hadn't 'been set. Kalita Insurance Agency A week ago Town Council Chair- man Richard C. Bozzuto also . ' .Life-Auto-Fire-Theft denied " reports concerning the Manager's resignation. At that. Liability - Health - Accident - Marine time reports were rtfe that the Council had asked Mm to resign or to face dismissal, allegedly REAL ESTATE because of displeasure with the manager's work record. 639 Main Street Watertown - Claims this week, from those supposedly to the know were to 274-1892 274*3315 the effect that the Council had asked the Manager to resign and that the Manager" had agreed. VACATIONING recently in Miami Beach, Fla,., were Mary Camp- However, "pressure1'1 from the bell, left, 175 Edge Rd... and Sabina Destefano, 137 Dalton St., CLOSED FOR Republican. Town, Committee on Oakville Both arc employed at Si. Mary's Hospital where Hiss 1 Campbell is an \-ray technician and! Miss Destefano an electro-' various Council members"Is al cardipKram 'technician..,' Miss Campbell is the daughter of Mr. and leged to' have changed a few Mrs. "Thomas Campbell, and Miss Destefano the 'daughter of Mr. VACATION minds and the whole matter Is and Mrs. Jwseph Oestetarui. ' (Kaplan, Photo) said now to be up in the air. AUGUST 5th thru AUGUST 10th Otiajhing which has kept specu- lation alive over the rumored resignation is the failure of' the 'Servicemen's ' Council to file • minutes • of Its ALLYN'S WILLIAM N. TROTTA July "15 executive session with Corner CLEANERS & DYERS Real Estate Broker the Town Clerk., as required-by 15 ECHO LAKE RD. WATERTOWN law. The law states minutes are to "APPRAISALS WITH U.S. COMBAT' AIR be filed -within a "reasonable" FORCES:,, Vietnam —MajorWin- 625 Main Street Watertown time after"'such a, meeting. This- 274-2097 — 567-9023 ifred A. Rowley, sister of James "reasonable*' time had, extended W. Rowley of. Morris, is on duty 15 days through Tuesday of this at Cam Ranh Bay A.B, Vietnam. Watch for the week,,, when. Town Times closed Major 'R-Jwley, a nurse, Is a . John B. At wood •out for the week, without a filing. member, of the Pacific Air Forc- • ALL FORMS OF es, Before her arrival in. South- 'INSURANCE • BIRTHS east Asia, ,she was assigned to OPENING I 1 Otis A.FB, Mass. . Residence 214-1881 "The major, a 1,934 graduate of •— OPTHE.ALLNB1 " LITTLE — A'son, Brian Webster, W&erbury Catholic High Scliool, ~ Office '153-5656 July 24 in',' Waterbury Hospital to attended St. John's University in, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 'Litfle* Brooklyn, N.Y, and Incarnate Rep. THE, TRAVELE,R,S (Mary Louise Bristol),, 22 Buck- Word College in. Sari Antonio. KWIK KOIN WASH wheat Hill Rd.. .. •" • She served during World War & THE ST. PAl'L. EL .ROBERTSON --A daughter, Tan- •• West wood Shopping Con lor ' IKSl'RASCE COS, • ya Lynn, July 24 in Waterbury 'WICHITA FALLS, Tex.---Air- Hospital to »•<•., and Mrs. Daniel man .Ranald Therlanlt, son of 1,426 Walertown Ave. Robertson (Christel .Fritz), Won- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Therlault, who CHAS, F, LEWIS nevraug Rd., Bethlehem. reside on Stelnmen AvanueJUid- dlebury, has beengraduaraafrorri Water bury ' Dl AN, VIETNAM — Army-Pfc^ a- U. S. Air Fore e tectonic al school "' LANDSCAPING Charles L. Barto.Jr., 19, wlose TRUCKING parents .and wife, Carol, live'at 2 Tower" Road, Oakville,,, .was as- NOW! ARMAND'S MONEY-SAVING LAWN MAINTENANCE signed recently to tile 1st Infantry Division near Di, An,,, Vietnam, as a rifleman. • • • TIRE SAL E ! 263-4230 . ...lust it ho lit I he tinif a man ' Tires for Everyone's Pocketbook Woodbury, Conn. begins t-ni think hv kn ws it all 1 i !•»• «' U { S ,! i I 11 > 11:1 'I •' i" IV i SI I '11ITI t 'I I'll it h. ThCushione Middle-of-the. ' - ' ^^ " .. 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