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Rev. Charte /. Parley Legg Memorial Day Speaker The Rev. Charles J. Parsley, Carrig; at Mount Saint Jam.es pastor of the Union Cemetery the Oakville American. Congregational Church, will 'be 'Legion, with the Rev. Marshall guest speaker Friday, May 30, at Flip, Administrator of St. Vote In Referendum Watertown "s .annual Memorial John's Church; and at alv :1 per cent ot ' Day ceremonies. Evergreen "Cemetery, the Vatertown's registered voters Mr. Parsley wilt speak at the Watertown VFW, with the Rev. Poll Shows Support For :rn.eo. out. .Monday to vote World War II monument at the.. Edward L. Eastman,, pastor of '/erwneunmgly 'in favor of bond corner of Main and Riverside 'the United. Methodist 'Church. sues 'totaling $1,535,000 for road Streets in OakviUe, and at the Prior to' the ceremonies in More Military Pressure m utility construction projects. monument opposite the Town Watertown, the Waterbury Inter- : me First District 560 'persons Hall later in ' the morning in Parochial Honor1 Band, made up van to 'the polls, an,a in 'the Water-town. He Rev. John of St. John's and St.. Mary To Bring Vietnam Peace econd 399' voted, a total of ,959'. Carrig, 'pastor of St. Mary (Continued On. Page 10) WASHINGTON. D.C.- -aucauon, wnefher the scnoofs •.u four questions passed by Magdalen Church, will give the Jongressman 'Thomas J. Mesk.il ae private or parochial. Only five .arge margins. Question one. invocation and 'tie .Rev. Douglas Mark-Anthony R-6th-Conn.) has. announced the jercent remained undecided on *mch appropriates 1390.000 for Cooke, rector of All Saints results of tabulations completed. .his issue, :e reconstruction ot Echo Lake E p i s c o p a 1 C h u r c h, ° t ti e To Manage •to the first five questions, of the longressman Meskill. iiso .id. from, Buckingham to Porter benediction at the Oakville questionnaire chat he sent to ..sued his constitu tents wnether it passed 792 to 135, with the ceremonies. The Rev. Jackson Bank Branch residents in the Sixth, District .nev '.nought the federal :""irst District voting 447 'to' 99 ana W. Foley, rector of Christ •several weeks ago.. -ivernment, should develop laws .lie Second 3*5 to 36. Episcopal Church will give the Armand J. Mark-Anthony, Respondents to ne jj assist in preventing' strikes oy question :wo. jutnonzing invocation and the Rev. Dr. F. W. Oakville, has been appointed ii employees, rie found that i7"20'.,0#0' in tends for construction Otten, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Congressional, wil indicated, manager of the Watertown, strong support :or winging 'Continued, On, Page 1.2) i water mams from .Moithfield Chapel, the benediction at the Office of the Thomaston Savings d. ;o Buckingham St passed Watertown ceremonies. increased military pressure to Bank, effective May 19, beax on North Vietnam i a vlasons, JL Of €.. 3-110. with the First District Chairman of this year's parade according to an announcement satisfactory 'peace cannot, x •wording in favor 420-81 ,anfl the committee is John T. Miller. secured in 'Vietnam :n :fte Jointly Sponsor •xona 306-29. John ' McCleary is vice- ..desiion tfiree. .lucnonzing foreseeable :uture. '"he ! chairman, Russell Weymer in 'tabulated, results snow that 55 Bloodmobile Visit 425.000 ,;.n iewer sanas to charge of publicity and George percent, of the respondents favor Members ot :he federal .instruct i me :rom Wallace in charge of this avenue to peace; 21 percent ^odge. No. 17. Masons, ana Pius Buckingham St. to Steele Brook observances at local cemeteries. would withdraw O'.S. forces. i Council,., Knights at CoiumDus. ..J the vicinity of the Pin Shop Firing squads will visit each of "snd. aassea '""16-114. .By 1 even if this meant a Communist ire joining together to sponsor the local cemeteries at 8:3d take-over: 12 percent said they lext fuesday's visit of the Red Districts the vote was 410-84 in a.m., prior to the parades.. At would prefer to adhere to*oidin,g •Cross Bioodmobile. The unit will Continued 'On Page 1.1} Mount Olivet Cemetery will be operations by joint; U.S.-South jet, up on May 27 from, 1,2:45 to 6 the Oakville VFW. with Father Vietnamese forces: and another a.m.. at me first Congregational 12- percent, indicated, that, none ot. Jhiircn. Deforest, St. Gilbert Christie Annual Ecumenical these alternatives ire larry Sartlett. n Federal .de.Ea.med. President acceptable... ..joge. ana Edwara McGee. ot 'Vacation School Congressman .VIeskill said, .-Mus X Council, have urged their Oi Chamber Slated Aug. 11-22 ""This split in opinion between nemDers to cooperate with the -ilbert i. -"hristie was withdrawal, -tr increasea asit ana make reservations to Plans are underway for the '•"elected to a second, term, as military pressure seems :o lonate a mucn-neeoed pint oi '•^esident «M -Jie Vatertown- Watertown-Oakville Ecumenical represent a fish or cut ttaif Hood. The? said an ail-out etfort Vacation. School, which will be-
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The .group visited Austel, .associate director oi the Museum of Modem Art., took, 'dramatics at Kent School; ana Vietnam, as a pilot. Jokvill. grab at the spotlight 'before' :is wife. Susan, .ives at ;i7 graduation last week, as a a short tour of .'New: York, Dr. Anthony Marc Watts, delegation of five '69ers paid a explored the inside of a boat, professor of theatre at Southern -iannga .ive., Vhitinsviile. 574-1711 visit to the .Board of Education to' sailing that afternoon, the Conn, State College. "Lass. discuss the 'business of outdoors France, .and 'took a ferry ride graduation. The' Board had over to Staten Island. Election of During the judges" critique, previously decided to bold the next year's officers will be the following the seminary, "He ceremony in the gymnasium final, activity on 'the school, year's Drama Club's presentation at Mother Goose because of the technical and agenda and will, late place at the The Odd Couple, Mr. Breslow parking problems that an outside next meeting. praised 'the production for its program would cause. Led. by •mwious success at irawjng NURSERY class president Raj Butkus, aughter from the audience ana seniors Jean Dohrman, Debbie Bethlehem Youth •or its good, movement ma Williams,. Jim, March, and Reed exceptional good casting. Mr. SCHOOL Austell co.mrnen.ted. that the Butler proceeded to convince 'the Awarded All-State lon-secxarian) adults that the many problems enjoyment of both 'the cast ana thai they cited could be solved... Acting Honors ".he audience was apparent The 284-member class will Dr. Watts lauded the actors." iEGISTRATION: graduate on Wednesday, June IB. .Frank DiBiase, IB, son of Mr. good sense of comic timing ana Around, the school, the Future and Mrs. Joseph DiBia.se, 'terrific teamwork. He praised * Friday, May 23 - § AM to 11 AM Paradise Valley Rd., Bethlehem. Business Leaders of America. the very relaxed line of actors, >r cnildren ages 'S 'to 6 (F'B'LA) hit state headlines last a 'third year student at and. singled out Frank Di Biase week. .Another Watertown girl Augustinian Recollect Seminary, and Dennis Speed, for their +J1 Saints Churcn now holds the office of state was named to 'the All-State Cast excellent performance. Me said president, a title April Cipullo for his portrayal of Oscar that the cast bad succeeded in ^lain St. iakville now passes to Sue Blanchard. Madison in the 'Odd Couple at the Setting ahold o! 'both the flashy § Theoffice of state reporter tent 'Conn. Drama Festival. Broadway technique ana the to" a junior, Leslie Canale. The The Conn. Drama. .Association compassion beneath it. ..„* m 11 ed En toil m en i chapter also took, the title of best sponsored, the annual. State-vide high school chapter 'in the state. high school, dramatics meet at When awards, were presented FOR FURTHER INFORMATION \ Monday will be the /big day Bristol Eastern High School at the conclusion of the two-day ? here up on the Mil as the Student recently. festival, Frank Bi'Biase received HONE •' Council will hold te elections. Sixteen high, schools presented a certificate of membership in This year, as in last year's the .All-Connecticut Cast of 1969... 274-44,76 :74-66671 campaign, there are three parties. 'The ""Active Majority" ff 1MB Mill Illl • consists of Therese Desrqsiers for president, Frannie DiNunzio lor Vice-president, Mary Kuncas Hi ISIS for secretary, and Sarah OONNBCIKUT Pearson for treasurer. 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96 Porter Street Watertown Memoer: federal Deposit Insurance corporation 274-8889 Pag^l-TtowiPropertyi Times (ttatartoini.Gonn.) of the, May a, IMWatertownP Historical Society 133 In St. John's Communion Ctais Town Timeswatertownhistoricalsociety.org, lee One-hundred, and 33 .children were 'in the class which received Hc*M cl«u point* ite First Holy Communion on' Oftiea toMMi m 'MM 'Gtqfft Mtfug, By CARLTON HILL ; Saturday, May 10, at the S a.m. wiatfiiMiiM eo l '19,'4-ttil «* Mil It' TOWN Deserving a 'wider audience 'than 'the GOP dinner .meeting which 1 .'Mass at, St. John's Church. There Ookvill«, m %m I, Wiwmwn, was being addressed wire many of the pertinent points in a recent ^ Wiltiwt I. Wm i **!«*•» speech by' U.,5. Rep. Lowell Weicker Jr.., of Greenwich. It 'should be were 67 boys .and. 66 girls. .required, reading for'a Republican leadership which has yet to grasp They are: iam.es. Allwein, the challenges presented 'by a, confused citizenry.. Steven Anderson., George Too many of Ms party's members, he said, "have assumed 'the Antoni, .Douglas Beccia, -Paul winner's air of superior' indifference since losing" the state in 1988. Bernetsky, Nicholas Brennan, The nation's call for a "new moral climate and a sense of national. Donald Browning, Daniel purpose based, on the positive1"' is, not going to be met, be said, "'by Byrnes, Robert C'arpino, Republicans feting 'each, other and, settling back into the past.'"" Richard, Cedarholm, Richard Collier. John, DeMaria, William. Such talk, was in vivid, contrast to' 'the constant claims out, of Dowd, Richard Eckert,. Levi Hartford' headquarters that, unlike ltt, GooMCtfcgt'g voters .really Foamier, George Gibault, will 'be ready for a. change 'in. 1971. And that, change, it is assumed. 'Thomas Gighac, Richard wilt, be to' the Republicans simply because 'the Democrats, are less Grecbika, John Hays, Kelly capable of running government affairs. Hays, John Hogan, Glenn government down to the home, Another Faiifield countyite recently sounded 'that 'theme in a Josephson, Timothy ' Kelly,. In my town there are two things were planned . for Hartford luncheon speech.. State" Sen. John, Mather Lupton of William Kruil, Marcel Lamy, interesting buildings: . bank permanence. "''Permanence' and Weston said of the party in 'power for 15 years, in. the state that its Michael 'Lamy, Thomas Lane, buildings. One is a. tiny brick God." said. Washington., "are the "mistakes and mismanagement are coming to' light with, greater George Langlais, Donald building with early American, same." If you regard 'the ancient -impact 'each, 'passing day." LePage, Robert Lugaresi, John lines, simple, 'direct "and . houses you will 'know they were Suggesting a special Republican 'Convention, 'this, fall "to get. a, Lipsett, 'Lance Lydem, Michael dignified; somehow or other it not, built for 'the builder as much, bead start, on, 1971,''* be said, his, party members have built up a Lynch, Philip Macchi, Matthew exemplifies the, part that as for his children's children's certain amount of momentum in the current legislative session Mahoney, Timothy Maloney, 'banking once played when children,. Building for more than, toward a comeback next year. But his accent was on. negative Brian Martin, John Mondak, America was calmer, saner and a few years now, is impossible criticism, rather than a, positive approach to' current problems. • David Monroe. Douglas • richer in the important tilings because your house will 'in time Montagna, Jeffrey Mazzamanro, which money cannot buy. This 'be 'Condemned, and 'covered with WEICKER BLUNTLY reminded state GOP leaders that they Joseph Nolan, Victor 'tiny cubicle sat on the other side a highway. And so lie has taken need, to read again the message from the voters who gave 'them, the Noseworthy, Michael O'Brien, of 'the "Down,'Greet' from, a huge on a standard of instant cold shoulder 'in 1968, as well as in 1964, when, Lupton, was the James Orsini, Eric Palladino, white church that towered above satisfaction without worry about campaign director. Me declared 'the challenge can. be met only David Pedane, Michael Place, it. • The picture was an "with creativity and courage, 'instead of sleeping and sniping," architectural story of an era. tomorrow. James Platt, Matthew Roberts, "The opinion of debt has, also He might ate have recalled that President Richard M. Nixon,, Barrie Robinson, Russell, 'The other bank building is also completely 'reversed, for debt in mw being 'extolled for programs that '"'are the product of Romano, Scott Roncarti, .Robert an architectural picture of an 'the beginning: was another word,.. Republican philosophy," was not the favorite son of the Connecticut Satoo, Angelo Sea viola, Chris era. and it has just moved to' for sin or trespass (the Bible's GOP a year ago. He 'did raise questions,, however, as to' whether the Shuhart, .Allen. Smart, Brian town.. "Town"" doesn't mean "forgive us- our debts as we national administration is responding to the electorate's 1968 'What" it used to, for towns are forgive our debtors*' meant 'mandate!. Smith, Mark Stanowicz, Jeffrey' . now centered' around a parking nothing about money). He said 'the American people declared "they wanted out of Thompson, John Tobin, Steven lot and huge shopping mart, Vietnam. They wanted, lower taxes and -rax reform. They wanted Valentino, Mark Vailonis, 'Which, in turn is attached to the Thomas Jefferson said that "1' national 'debt should be swelled the law 'enforced, .and order in place of riots. While willing to help Michael Vichas, David Wendt highway. This new bank (within '-the poor they 'did, not want their money squandered, on professional and Chris Winans. spitting distance of traffic) even to a formidable size...we shall be committed to corruption .and1 poverty fighters or used .as, a slush, fund.."' . .Also: Mary Amato, Ellen looks like traffic because it is in It was. possible to' read, into Weicker's speech more 'than a little the form of a trailer. 1 rottenness and revolution,." low Berube, Elaine Blazys, Lisa right his, words ring! This richest 'doubt tbarattakm,ent of these objectives was in sight after the first. Bozzuto, Linda. Brand, Donna- understand 'that trailer 'banks are 100 'days of the Nixon regime. He mentioned several measures Browning, Patricia' Campbell, popular .today, perhaps 'because nation now has a population of 1 people owing an average which be has introduced, as, well as. issues he opposes,, which are not Lisa. Cappozi, Peggy Clock, 'they are temporary, perhaps in accord with current policy. because they can be 'moved 'personal." "debt of over ' one Rebecca Crehan, Nancy thousand dollars a head, and -He's against the 10 per cent .income tax surcharge and against Cosgrove, Julia Cozy, Deirdre easily or perhaps because the appropriations for an anti-ballistic missile system. Bills which be 'trailer is a significant symbol of their 'public debt, .is, close to .two Darsh, Lorie Daveluy, Kathy* 'thousand dollars a. head. What has, submitted include one to raise 'personal "income exemptions Dayton, A lane DeCarufel, our mobile age. I'm sire there from .'1600 to $1,200 and another to catalogue aid, programs so must 'be' some reason. the United States, owes is really Dianne DePierro,.. Michelle considered unpayable; in dollar duplication of services, can. he avoided. DuBois, Donna Dwyer, Dorothy 'The 'tiny 'bank of yesterday, bills, it would blanket the nation,; Farley, Nancy Puller, Kathy fortunately was saved and or make a pile weighing close to VERY CLEARLY BE 'Called for a. change of 'direction which George, Marianne; Giordano, moved to' the grounds of the local. a million tons, reaching twenty 'has not been fully evinced thus, far in. Washington, or in Hartford., Kim Giroux, Kimberly Grail, Historical .'Society where 1 am five thousand miles high.. To pay for 'that 'matter. It could be inferred be is not satisfied, since the Lisbeth Grail, Mkhaile Herons, sure it.will stay long; after 'the our debts we would become. • priorities have not, been revised, from the 44 per cent of 'the national Dawn Hertzel, Lynn trailer 'haul, has been moved, or bankrupt, so to' survive we must budget spent for arms in 'the past six; years.. Hornbecker, Monica, Hughes, rebuilt. But if a student of 1 always owe more and more. "1 'believe one new direction (the voters wanted) is, to balance the Alice Kalita. Kathleen Keilty, national purpose should wish 'to Debt instead of being a small and ratio between expenditures, for arms, and for programs for peace," Laura. Kelly, Linda Kontout, understand what America, is all temporary condition has become be. said. They want more than .1,3 per cent to go for "housing, Elizabeth . Krawchuk, Mary about today, 'Contemplation of an overpowering permanent education, -nutrition, medicine, 'research,," transportation, Labeck, Terri LaBonne, Lori these two examples, of genre - standard of American economy. 'Conservation, and. pollution controls," he declared. LaFlamme, Caril Lamy, architecture would 'be most There was a lot 'more' food, for thought in. 'that view than. in. Margaret Lemay, ' Kim. revealing. I .guess that's a. lot of 'thought, evoked, by just, comparing two Lupton's conclusion 'that '"more: of us are 'tapping the resources, of Margelot, Laurie Mart ell, Robin The lesson is seems to' me, banks in town... But, I'm not going "'Character stored up by our forebears, determined to move the McGee, Kristina , McGrath, might involve America's to apologue for 'thinking. -The 'country toward a. new era,, a responsible era." It was much more Barbara McHale,' Patricia r e v e r s ed o p i n i o n o f national apology it, seems, should positive 'than, renewed pointing with alarm at the state's looming McLean, Maureen McLennan, temporariness and. debt. be due from, not thinking. Pardon tax rise. ' - Kathryn Ann Moffo, Cecile Anything temporary when me now - I have to spend the In 'the General Assembly, as well as in Congress, it is the O'Driscoll, Rae Lynn Packard,, America was young, ~ was rest of the day figuring my .'Democratic party 'which .is calling the turn, since the GOP has Claudia Pete, Susan Pizza.no, considered makeshift; from income tax. .repeatedly failed to convince the voters, that it, could do better. The Janet Plante, Malia Quigley, success Lupton predicted for his party in the 1970 state elections Sharon Rowlinson, Claire can't be achieved by "sleeping and sniping," in Weicker's words,. Schrier, Cynthia Shannon. Rita . The Fourth District 'Congressman,, the only Republican to oust a Segeliia,' Caroline Siperas, Mary 'Democratic incumbent last year in Connecticut, probably will have Ann Smith,, Laurie Tanis, Laurie a, big role in next year's campaign. Whether or not he gets, into the •Thrall, Debra To^nkus, Lisa, Letter Home sweepstakes for 'the gubernatorial nomination, his advice should, Troy, Linda Valerio and Susan prove valuable. Way. . i from That, advice, to repeat for emphasis, is for 'constant losers to drop ""the winner's air of superior indifference." It is a. call for "purpose 'based on the positive." It is a warning that success cannot be' Congressman Tom lieskil achieved next time by "feting each other and, settling back into the FT.HAMILTON.IJI.Y. -Private 'past." John W. Goepel Jr., 22, whose measure segregation,. What 'is I was surprised and dismayed, Association for the parents' live at 46 Litchfield to' learn the other day that 'the segregation in the state' another term, for racism. I am Road, 'completed a four-week' afraid 'that underneath this fine Advancement of Colored chaplain enlisted" assistant Department of Health, university system, in Maryland is veneer of "relevancy" is, the People), Mr. William Jones., is 'Education, and Welfare has given 'not, segregation on the campus at right, in pledging his organization technician course recently at the Antioch, College 'the go-ahead to - Antioch. ,'lf we accept this 'double 'worst, .kind, of hypocrisy. It, A'rmr Chaplain 'School, Ft. represents exactly the same kind ' to' fight ""any 'university which operate its, all-Negro black. standard, we "are'only fostering agrees 'to autonomous black Hamilton, N.Y. studies 'institute. 'The Federal the worst 'kind of reverse racism- of ploy that 'White .segrega.tion.ists During 'the course, he was in. 'the South used, to evade early schools, aid black dormitories at Government has, refused to deny HEW claims, 'that Antioch has 'the exclusion of whites,.'" 'taught skills needed to assist the funds to' this, small,'mid-western Supreme Court', rulings and Civil Army chaplain, in his mission to not violated: the Civil Rights, Act Rights .Acts: Those who have Officials at HEW would do college 'despite its, operation, of because' an investigation showed well to listen to some on 'the serve 'the 'moral and spiritual segregated.' academic courses that .no student has been, 'dedicated, their 'lives, to erasing needs of the individual soldier. and an all-black dormitory area. the "separate hut' 'equal'" 'voices from, the black, excluded, from, the Afro- doctrine should be deeply community; voices, such as Subjects included in 'the course It seems" to' me that 'Che American Studies,- .Institute concerned. Bayard, Rustin who .recently range from history and missions Depa rtme.nt .. of -Hea11h, because' of race, color or said: "Stop capitulating to the of the chaplaincy and Education and Welfare (HEW) national origin.' 'The 1 am glad to hear Negro and stupid demands of ' Negro fundamentals of | leadership to has gotten. Its guidelines tangled. Department's ruing,, however, white leaders, speak out, .against; students.,'"* combat operations and, military .Ruling as it .has, the Department 'does leave 'the Director of 'the this policy of blatant. I, think, we are' making a tragic weddings and 1 has clearly violated its own Institute free to exclude.,white discrimination. Letting black mistake .if we fail to' realize that, .Goepel entered' the Army in interpretation of Title ¥1 of the -students in the future on. 'the ftudents isolate' themselves to' separation' is segregation, no November 1,961, 'Completed, basic 1964 Civil Rights Act... 'In 'the 'past, grounds that their 'background is "do their own, thing" could result" matter who it .is, enforced by. I training at 'Ft:,, Campbell, Ky, this section of 'the Civil Rights not "relevant." A spokesman for in 'the 'Creation, of intellectual hope 'the' Department of Health, .and. was last assigned at Ft. Dix, Law, bans racial, discrimination the Department said it is up to' ghettos 'OH: our campuses. This is. Education and Welfare will get, N.J. in any Federally assisted the Director of Che Institute to' 'not. 'what the Supreme 'Court. their 'guidelines unsnarled. It A 1964 graduate of Bridgton program, has 'been used, to' break 'determine whether a, student is envisioned in Us landmark would be ironic to see 'the Ku Academy, North Bridgton, up segregated schooling in the' qualified on the basis of 'decision, of 1954. 'Hie Executive Klux Kkan marching hand .in, Maine, he received his BA - South. Now, HEW seems to' be d Director' of the Connecticut degree in, 1968 from, Wesleyan a double standard to y hand with, the black militants, University, Middletown. .As, far as; 1 can see, this is just. chapter of tie N AACP (National wouldn't it' Property of the Watertown Historical"own Times (Watertown . SocietyCoon. i. May 22;,, 1969-Pag e 5 Arts Festival o Holy Cross High School auditorium, 387 OronoKe Rd..,, JIM'S Td Present Waterbury. watertownhistoricalsociety.orglie musical program wul Water Sfsfenis PoFgy & Bess : o 11 o w i o r m a 1 « p en i n g — SALES t SERVICE — -eremonies tor the festival, 4ATEB PIMPS mich is presented annually by * CONDITIONERS 'The Waterbury Arts Festival the Waterbury Arts Council, an, will present Levern Huteherson. affiliate of the ireater James A. Withington who has starred on, Broadway., as Water bury Chamoer H AATEBTOWN Porgy in, its'production of Fargy Commerce. UnkfleM' Rd • and Bess May 26. ithougfi the formal opening ot Appearing with him. will be the festival is May S some iiarzetta _ Jones, .soprano, a events will be held prior to that young artist who appeared in a date. On May 23rd ana, 24th at 8 special White Souse a.m. a, iCennedy High School cast performance oefore ;ne •will, give a, musical. '?ain,t President in Jane, 1967.* ?ur Wagon," at the nigh school Singing with them will be the ••MI Highland Ave. A Children s Southern New Engia.no wppei theatre will be given, at io a full meal Telephone Chorus, .Mew Haven... ioa (1 a.m. May 24 on, the terrace stop in at The chorus and guest artists JI: Silas Branson Library. Grama will appear in the Evening with it.,. Water&ury. MIKE'S JUNIOR AMERICAN CITIZENS Club members were presented Gershwin ami Kern1" program awards by tbe Sarah Whitman Trumbul) Chapter, D.A.R.. at the ihal will start at 8:30 p.m.. it COFFEE SHOP Library Park, Waterbury. :f it "Ceeo on me right side of some Charcoal llroilinq j annual fourth grade J.A.C. Program, last week at Poll School, A people or you-II get :eft. program was presented under the direction of Miss Noella rams the program, will be moved. _iAain St. (To fe rtown ,,74-i 102 Beaulieu, Joseph Avellani and, Gary Grenfell, consisting of a variety of patriotic songs and a play, "The Causes of the War for Independence."" Pictured are Polk school poster and poetry winners. Left to right, are: Janet Czar, Linda LeBlanc, Carolyn Wills, John Ramsay and Marie LeBrecqne. Awards were presented, by Mrs. James Clark of the-D.A.R.
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WC. IKS Mail. St. WORLD Watertown IB Main St. (r Wdwtvwn 274-2565 PHONE: WW. TV.* Prl. 9 A** • 274-2445 ), May 22,1969 St., New fork. The firm was Property of the Watertown McOowaHistoricaln Joins founde Societyd in 1959. : - Fitzgerald Firm Methodist Men He investment firm of T.H. Plan Tag Sale watertownhistoricalsociety.orgFitzgerald and Co", has announced that James E. In lieu of their annual auction, McGowan has joined 'that, firm, the United Methodist Church. as a' registered representative Men's Club will hold a Tag Sale specializing in financial planning on Memorial Day,,, .May 30. from through mutual funds. 10 a,..m. to 2. p.m.« the church ..Mr. McGowan .is. a native of grounds. Watertown, and. is self-employed, President Herbert, Shaw said as - a, manufacturers rep- there will be a food selection of resentative selling' electrical items, reasonably priced. products to manufacturing firms Refreshments will be available. M the New England ana. Last' Those wishing • to contribute 'month, he successfully com- items for the sale should call 274- p 1, e t e d the r e g i s t e r e d 8641. Items maybe left at the representative* s qualifying1 ff.esl.ey Hall garage any time. examination administered by the " Ji at ion a I Association, of PIONEER "Securities Dealers, Washington,. Automobiles D.C., investment industry self- lac. regulatory agency. Authorized Volte.. Dealer ' He is a graduate of the Watertown, public school system, SOU Straits Tpke. holds a bachelor's degree from Waterfowl 274-8846 the University of Pennyslvania .and a, master's degree in business administration, 'from 'the Warton School of Finance 'IK ANNUAL FRANCES GRIFFIN SCHOLARSHIP was presertM t* and Commerce in Pennsylvania. tf Mr*. Mam, Wnmm art He tale 'Otto Tdaah, at tie Otkvillt PTA'i During World War II, week. MM Tetetk, «t» mite, at # Want? Ave., Oakville, h ti~ -" McGowan served with, the 'list Infantry Division in the ester MKCKtauK' dffleajft Ntrth AHMIW. Mau>, acst nll MM v Southwest pacific combat area. teacher. Sa* will griAnre a«xi • He was wounded in action during Ctatv "F.I.JL. Ski Claa, Statat taker the island, campaign and holds a yean. Ftolmi, 'Ml- , to right* Mi .. , wSi TeUsk; Mn Grin* retire* purple heart. T.H. 'Fitzgerald and Co. maintains offices-at 180 Church St., Naigatuck, .and at TO Wall Thomastown (not the ..first proving that the Class of 1921.,. not the Class of 1923, as had. been, selectman'I contributed, all four Item. On WHS. believed over a long period of Yew 'Books Drew books of his high school, time, was 'the first to'publish a" generation... class book. The 1921 Class book Statement from an. Rapid Response Mr", and Mrs,. 'Charles Nolan is now on display in the .Museum.. gave the books of 1961 .and 1962 in" This poses a. question. Was Within a week after the first memory of their 'daughter, there a Clasp book, for 1.922? request for Watertown High Linda., who was fatally injured, .in. . Still missing from - the AIR CONDITIONING School Year 'Books was a motor vehicle accident in .the collection are: 1932,,. in, 1934, published, the original 13 copies fall of 1964 when she was a 1936, 1937. 1938. 1939, 1942, 1944, on display in the Watertown sophomore at. .. Southern 1951, 1932, 1.953,. 1954, 1.966,. 1959, Historical Society Museum had Connecticut" where she was 1960. 1963. 1966. Please notify "swelled to 29. Historical Society trailing to te a teacher. Mrs.. Edgar Moberg if you are officers reported this week. Two members of the Class of willing to donate any of these. Minutes after the May S issue 1921 set 'the record straight by ' of the Town Times had 'been delivered to Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Hard:, they 'had called Mrs. • Edgar Moberg and offered, Are you ready copies for four different years. Mr. Hard, many will remember, "was official class photographer far summer? for several years. . A member of the Class of 1928 who was moving from, the house See fit Bosket Bin for where'he had lived these many years read the 'notice and just in * Market & Garden Baskets .. time to salvage four more books for the Museum. * Picnic Hampers A y o u n g man fr o m * Pock Boskets . Rang* * Fuel Oil and: many more interesting and BMHBAUin • unusual basketry items. 600 MAIN ST OAKV1LLE Tel. 274-3284 or 274-1220 The Basket Barn - - 39 Grove Street week Thomaston in "little" heels ••'• " 28H471 "I presented the facts! I reminded my husband, 'You have air conditioning in HOURS: m. 'till' Sal. S il-frS ;ll m, the office. We can go to any restaurant, any-theatre, any store and.enioy air conditioning. Why 'can't we have it at home?* Pott 0'flic* Drug Store MATAUCHA "We tried a window unit and it was _ M*t to Town Hotl - _• mtetbuiy's only Mutual Sxvmgs link. Offices at North Main and ^ Savings Streets, 281 Mcridea load, Oiase Ave. ^^ Shop- ping Plaza, Colonial Shopping Plaa, and in Chesliire, Gakwilie, IWcott and Prospect. Member Federal Deposit InstiraocrGorporatiori. Again! e one bank in town that offers more benefits to savers. iatirbf| :-•«. per annum on all accounts from day-of'deposit to da^-opwithdrawal (with no •;•:* of withdrawal]. No otherbank in town can march thisl Now all our savings accounts pay 5% per year from day- you Know oiese .tacts, no matter wnac Kind of accounc you of-deposit'to day-of- withdrawal (provided your accounc now .nave, a your money isn't earning 5% from: aav-of- is open at the eod of 'the quarter).. With, no notice of with- deposit to nay-or-withdrawal, inouidn't it be in w*aterburv drawal required. With no withdrawal penalties. Now that Savings, tne one oanfc in, row^, mat's doing more ror savers: Page 8~T©wPropertyn Times (Watertown, Coin.)»Maof they 21, i »Watertown Historical Society MIDDLEBURwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgY NEWS 'There are 43 new Republicans The Middlebury Women's in, Middlebury according to Republican Club held its annual Donald N. .Trowbridge, the organizational, meeting and -Republican Party's Region and elected officers for the coming District Advisor, year last week, Those elected During'the period, from May 10 were: P r es i d en t, E d i th to 17 the party held a voter Cruikshank; ' Vice-President, change over drive. Mr. AI ice B ro w n.; Reco r ding • Trowbridge said the drive was •Sec r et a r y. Pat La w s o n; encouraging and, he has extended Corresponding Secretary, Jean it one mo-re week. He urges any Wn ittemo re: Treasurer, resident, of Middlebury who is Margaret Hetzel; Program, interested or would like more Marilyn Betden; Telephone, information to contact him, at Sally Rinaldi; Publicity, Vivian 758-9240, or go to the Town George: Membership, Anne Clerk's office at the Middlebury Larkin;~ Refresliments, Sue Town Hall any day from 9 a.m.. Montville, and Nominating. to 12 noon or from 1 to 5 p.m.. Justine Pye... Monday through Friday. •Republican 'Town Chairman Police List-12' "' Wallace C. Clark said he extends his party's heartiest welcome to Arrests In April. the newcomers who will be Middlebury Police made 12 added to the Republican roster. arrests and issued, IS motor vehicle warnings during April, Bridge Results according, to the Department's Results in the Tuesday, May monthly report. Two of the 1.3, session of the Ash worth arrests were accident involved, Duplicate Bridge Club' are as MEMORIAL 'PAY PARADE six: for criminal charges and four for motor vehicle charges. follows North and South: Mrs. Other statistics are: accident Russell Chase and Mrs. John investigations, 15; complaints, Gleason, and Martin O'Brien and 99; police assistance, 21; Fred, Mann, tie, 96; Mr. and, Mrs. C o 11 eg e; N a t e John son, Palmer.' New Haven College, Irving Dooiittle, 95; and Joseph Post .Junior College; Barbara breaking- and enter ings, three!; Cassidy and, Joseph Scott, 75%,., • Servicemen's - Mattatnck Com,m:unity 'College; Payne, Kavula 'Institute-of Hair other thefts, three; house Ken Kaiser,' Northwestern checks, 30; doors found open, East and West: Newell Mitchell - Connecticut Community Design; Edward Pi'llis, Central and Mrs. Robert Colby, '95; Mr. Corner Connecticut State College, three; fire calls. II; missing and Mrs. H.C. Ash worth, 88 ¥a; College: Eileen Kirk, 'The persons, two; and missing University of Connecticut;- .Rhode Island College; Virginia Mrs. John Noyes and Mrs. • FT. .: ttONMOUTH, N J. -- Jo An, Kolatsky, Southern Post, Georgian Court College, persons found, two. Richard Lovelace, 82; Mrs. Vera Private First Class 'Christopher Connecticut State College; Rhode Island College, Central, Kirouac and, Mrs. Beverly Connecticut State College; and - 'In, this modern age it's often LeMay, and Mr. and Mrs. A, Modine, 20, son of Mr. and Stanley Kolpa, Northeastern the rolling-stone type that ends Mrs. Robert S. Modine, ' 190 University; Mary Ann Krause, • Susan Pronovost, Central, William Tuley, tie, ?8Va, Williamson Circle, Oakvitle, Central, Connecticut State Con n e c t i c u t, W e stern up with, all the polish. completed an electronics College; Karen Kidman, Eli Connecticut State College. specialist course "recently at the Whitney Vocational-Technical Also: Gary Rebers-, Central- Army . Signal .School, Ft. School. Elizabeth Rusaila,. The. Connecticut State College,,' Monmouth, N.J.° University of .Connecticut; Western Connecticut State- - During the course, he was Lucille -Lamy, MatUtnck College, No r th w e s t e r n THE SIGN trained to operate and maintain Community. College; Rea Conn ec t i c u t C o m m u n i t y Lacoone, Laboratory Institute of College: Robert' Riedl., various kinds of Army electronic N o rthw est e rn - Conn ect rcu t 'equipment, Fashion Merchandising; and Kristina Lombardo, The, Community College; Janice, Roberts, Central Connecticut" SERVICE FT. WOLTERS, TEX. - •University .of' Connecticut,. Hofsfra University. Community College,' The Captain Peter A.-Kacerguis. 24.' University of Connecticut; Gary SUBMMAM REAL ESTATE son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. And: Richard Lorenz. Rodgers, The University" of - Kacerguis. Crane Hollow Road. Renoselaer" Polytechnic Connecticut;" Sylvia Samoska, Bethlehem, recently completed Institute; Judity Lovrin, The The University of Connecticut, a 16-week helicopter pilot course University of Connecticut; Jean Hofstra University; ' Patricia, QLS2EB at the Army Primary Helicopter Lucchina, Post" Junior College, Smith. St. Ans-eim''sCoileg;e, The School. Ft. Walters. Tot. B e c k e r J u n io r Co 11 e g e,, University of . Connecticut, During-.the .course, he was. Quinnipiac. College; Sharon, Hartford Hospital, School of - "trained, to fly Army helicopters' Lukachevich," N orthwestern N u r s i n g; J e f f r e y -Stern, and learned to use them in; Connecticut ' .Commnnity Chamberlayne Junior College; tactical maneuvers. College; Cynthia MacLellan, 'The John Stevens, Arizona, State • He will next undergo advanced University of Connecticut; University: Roy 'Tartaglia, Catherine Marcuccio, .Morris Brandywine Junior , College, flight training at Hunter Army Harvey College; Susan. Marti, Airfield. Ga. Northwestern Connecticut- MELUMS-LOTS-UKAGE Quinnipiac College, Central- Community College: John, Xapt. Kacerguis received, his Connecticut State College, Vt commission through the Reserve T -a y 1 o r „ N o r t h w e s t e r n -30 YEAtS EIPHHEItCE Southern Connecticut State C o n n ec t i c u t Commu n i t y Officers" Training Corps College; 'Donna Mazurkivich,.St. program at Providence College, ( College: Geraldine Tim,, St. Mary's Hospital; Michael! " Francis College, 'The University WEI iilllS OH SELLHS where he received, his A.B. McColgan. The 'University of degree' in 1966. of Connecticut, Mount Saint Connecticut; Steve McDonald, Mary College. St. Francis -ANYSU1URBAN Norwich University; EliubeUr Hospital School of Nursing; -PtOPERTIES- < List of W.H.S. McKetlar. Fashion, Institute of George Tuohy, 'The University of Technology,. Southern (Continued Prom Page 1) Connecticut. Nasson College; Connecticut State . College; Theodore Werner',, Central, CAU Connecticut State College, 'The Judith, . Mitchell, " Central Connecticut State College; University of Connecticut; Connecticut' State College:' Christine White, St. Mary's .Benedict Gedraitis, St. Francis Catherine Montagano, Weilesley Hospital. School of X-ray WALLACE CLARK College, Post Junior" College: College., Mount Holyoke College. Technology: Gail "Williams,,. Ann Getty, 'The. University of Connecticut • College; Monna,, N o r thw este rn, Connec tic u t 756-2456 Connecticut: Nicholas Giannetti. • Nardi. Central Connecticut State Community College; Sarah" College, Western Connecticut & Mr*. tt«i!«itft Mro. Ltorw F«ts The University of Connecticut, " Woodward, The University of 75S.9325 758-9441 Quinnipiac College, Merrimack State College; Thomas Orsillo, Connecticut, Johnson State College: Kathy Gilbert,. Southern, Connecticut State College: and Raymond Zubik, tlttfthatf Mattatnck Community College: College, - Central Connecticut N o rt'h western Conn ect i cu t Lynn Greenfield, The University" .State College: Craig Palmer. Community College of Connecticut: Margaret Fair field University: John Grinsunas. The University of Connecticut; Central, Connecticut State College: John I< u e r r e r a. M a, 11 a t u c k Community College: • Jan Ciuidess. Southern, Connecticut State College: Charles Harrell, University of Bridgeport. New lor Haven, " College: Lucia,- 6fJ Comfort - 24 HOUR SERVICE - Janiszewski. Rhode Island, : * „ OIL BURNERS ' . OIL FIRED HOT WATER HEATERS College, The University of ; •Conn e c t i c u t. . C e n t r a 1. Modern Radio Dispatched Fleet Connecticut State College: SERVICE PLANS BUDGET PAYMENT P LANS Audrey" Johnson. Chamberlayne Waterbury Junior College: Barry Johnson, •6-8811 : 680-680 East Main Strait Waterbury State Technical PHONE "own Times (Watertown, Conn, J. May 22,1969-Page 9 1 Property of the Watertownvoters show ap at a town Historicalnay even (trap to 43 came as a Societyraxes • observance of ' the week. meeting the result might be a surprise to town, 'taxpayers. . . . teslgnated by 'the department referendum decision to permit The .budget presented at a or 'that .'purpose. BETHLEHEM NEWS their participation. leanng by the Board, of Finance Jethlehem Grange will meet, If Paul' Johnsowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgn Selectman Minor suggested would nave required a 5© mill. a Memorial Hal Monday at 8 'that 'the $44,000 appropriation for levy . iome reductions were j.m frank OiKase , JI,, son coming school, costs be replaced Tuesday will be 'town, meeting .'increase this the 'issue "to be made by the 'board and tee n Mr. .and .Mrs. Joseph DiBiase, 'by planning payment 'in full of 'completed" budget presented Paradise Valley .Road, a 'third- night in Bethlehem, with a large resolved, is whether .an. actual 'the .'125,000' for a. fire track during throng expected to attend a reduction in 'taxation, 'is to be « the meeting .last, wees would rear student at Augustmian the coming year' Me told 'the 'have required 49 'mills, lecoJlect Seminary, oas 'been meeting which opens in made. meeting that whereas he :is Memorial Hall at 8 p.m 'The This 'possibility - which would "iiesday night's meeting 'is an iiamea 'to the ail-state cast for 1 uncertain as to need - lor the session, 'results from a surprise 'be to a 43 'mil rate - comes idjourned session from that of us portrayal of 'Oscar Madison equipment he felt a new track ast week.... An item, of business' M 'The 'Odd. 'Couple at 'the • budget meeting last week, which about as result of a. vote at last, would te purchased within a few ended, with tie Board of Finance week's meeting' to eliminate vnich will, not require repetition Connecticut Drama Festival. . .. yean and that he believed 'the wrought success to a iD-year Bethlehem Post, vmencan asking that the meeting reject" $26,000 from, the budget designed volunteer nature of :ne the budget they .had presented foe 'use in buying a new fire track •ffort by Wallace Gallop, 'coa.cn .uegton, wishes to remind folks 'department made advisable a u the Babe' Ruth league Baseball the? 'are collecting items for' an. and return it to' 'them for . Opposition to buying the policy of granting their requests 'revision. Previous to the vote equipment com.es. from within 'earn., to ootain a ball. Add to auction, sale ana contributed for tads. nmae .home grounds, for his lems will be' called for upon to .reject the budget numerous the lire department, with Bruno The meeting terminated for items had been reduced, and a. Butkus, who offered 'the 'motion, 'earn oters approved an. notification 'to Cleland Dopp. the time being plans for adopting iroinance wnich provides town liichard. Monckton or Anthony $44,000 appropriation for "''debt "and Earl Johnson who seconded a pension ptaa for won service" .had 'been, termed illegal it both being members of the ^octroi ana regulations tor a. dosko. employees .. .. An item of 12,300 liamond 'being constructed cm ... In addition it was 'found that volunteer department They 'in. the budget, to do so was. taken '"fario Varrone. fl Capeweil anticipated revenue failed, to told the meeting 'tie new track is. own property 'He ordinance we., tiakville. was naturalized 'rat since 'the town, has not was adopted 'after Gallop tokf the include some $12,000 which will, not needied. adopted a plan Finance .is. a united States Citizen te received from, the state 'in Fire Chief Enul Detlefsen told neeung that, its 'passage insured -•seemly a, ceremonies, in, chairman Meister >aia • nanciai support or school grants. the meeting 'the track is required selectmen failed to act on a Superior 'Court,,, Utchfield. • Selectman Ames Minor said and 'that the request for 'the. "onstnicuon of 'the field but that 'request that .he meeting' ANNOUNCING... NOW AVAILABLE AT ARMAND'S FUEL CO ARMAND'S FUEL CO. 131 Davis S