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VOL. 24 NO- U90 ion Price, $5.00 Per fear *cic» 15 Cents JCTOBER 29. 1970 9,000 Eligible To Vote Tuesday

tore than 9.000 local, voters, •iii be eligible to go to ine polls Nancy A kins Milton To Be Tuesday in 's 1970 EDITORIAL anernatonal, election. ,i complete siate of state Despite some feelings to the contrary locally, Ordained Sunday Evening Hikers are to oe chosen, along: •nth a U.S. Senator. Sixth newspapers do have a right to express their opinions, Mrs. Nancy Akins Milton, Jentre. Mass.. graduating with 'District Congressman, County and with a very important state election coming up daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving :ne class of 1970. She spent one Sheriff. State Senator. State • next Tuesday, we feel we1 would be remiss in our duty if Akins, Baldwin, Street, will be •summer as pan of the clinical Representative, -udge >i we did not set forth our opinions concerning various jrdained in the sanctuary or the program oi the Seminary as a Probate. Registrars1 oi Voters First Congregational Churcn on :naplain at Tewksbury State and, Justices of the Peace. candidates. Sunday, Nov. l. at7:30p.m. iospital. Tewksbury. Mass. This according to latest fi.gu.res For ... we endorse Thomas J. Meskill, A graduate of Watertown High s a. Hospital, specializing in available from the office of the Republican. Mr. Meskill, has represented the Sixth School. Mrs. Wilton did her '.ernunai diseases. Mrs. Milton Secretary w State. Watertown Congressional District in Congress in very admirable maergraduate college worx at aiso served as interim minister las at iieast 9.045 voters, Olivet, College in Olivet. •-o the Talcottville. :onn.. .ncluding 2.980 registered fashion for the past four years- During Ms campaign he Michigan, ana her graduate Congregational Churcn. During Republicans. .'.926 registered. has met the issues head on and has been willing to set work, at Andover-Newton aer stay there, jne look a 3emocrats ana 3.239 1 forth what he feels are the solutions to the state s ills. Theological Seminary, Newton Continued on Page 201 ^registered voters. His opponent, since'the Democratic State Convention eading the Democratic ticket :e tmilio Q, Oaddario ana. when he copped;out on a vote for his party's Senatorial ••lien C. Curran, running tor nominee, has chosen to skirt the issues whenever he Concert Assn. Presents •overnor ana Lieut... Governor. could. We think Tom. Meskill is going-to .make one nsoectiveiy. Daddano currently helluva fine Governor. • i Congressman irom the First First Program Tuesday district, and Curran, is Mayor or For Senator we endorse Lowell Weicker, Jr.,, .ridgeport. Republican. This man,, just completing two years in The Shakespeare-inspired ndividua! adult ana student Ire. Gloria Schaffer, a State Washington as Representative __from the Fourth apera, "Much Ado \ bout :ickets, as well as Watertown Senator from the 14th District, is Nothing," will be offered as the Concert Association Series' •anmdate for Secretary of State. District, has been more than, willing to take a stand on first program of the Watertown tickets, 'will be available at the .'ohn, F. Merchant, is running for any 'issue. We may not agree with all Ms views, but, do Concert Association :970-71 door or may t>e obtained by •lie office of Treasurer, Julius J. respect his sincerity and can find agreement in enough Series on Tuesday, Nov., 3. at 8 calling Mrs. Robert, Horton. 274- tremski for Comptroller and areas to think that he'll make a fine Senator. We feel p.m. at Taft School's Bingham 1T92, obert K. Xillian is seeking Auditorium. 'The opera, mth future concerts in the senes. •selection as Attorney General. that Mr. Dodd's troubles' with campaign finances and, music by H. Berlioz, will be ii collaboration with The Alfred, 'The Rev. Joseph D. Duffey. his censure by the Senate should, disqualify him for performed in English with Hart. Series oi the Taft School. «rno defeated oarty-indorsed office. The Democratic-endorsed candidate is too far to spoken 'dialogue' by The Open -.nclude Frank, 'farmer. :oik vlDhonsus Donahue and State the left for our liking, and, we can't, place any trust in, a Theatre of New York, Inc. anger; Alley ino uydia. 'Senator Edward Marcus in a 'The Opera Theatre oi New :ontemporary :olk music; primary is. seeking the six-year person who used student activists the way he did, and York was founded in 1963 by Jrsula Oppens. Pianist; Are U.S. Senate seat, ana Mrs. Ella then dropped, them, when he had the nomination; and Richard Barn, with the idea oi: Nova Trio; Phillips 4 Renzuili. Grasso. Secretary oi State for 12 who had no use for the party leadership, also until he presenting opera as theatre for aiano duo. 3are, ;s .Tinning ior J.S. had the nomination, and, then joined them. ts value and excitement, as well, epresentative ,;,n me Sixth is for pleasure and enjoyment. Polls Open jngressionai Distnct. For U.S. Representative ... we endorse Mrs. Ella The repertory company aas' :*>rmer Stole Policeman John Grasso, Democrat.*- Here is an extremely likable performed from coast to coast in From (> To 8 i. Swicfclas. Sr. ot Terryville. is woman with, an extensive background in government, jmversities. art, festivals, ana :ie candidate for Litchfieid concert organizations, .ts including 12 years as Secretary of the State of .'aunty Sheriff, Clark, M. Simms >erformance, mounted with On Tuesday w State Senator from the 32nd Connecticut, a position, where she has become acutely costumes,, lights,,, ana props, oat 3olling places in Watertown district. Josepn M. Navin is attuned, to the wants and needs of the people of the no scenery - mucn as in ^eeKing a fifth four-year term as Shakespeare's aay iiaces •will be open, from, 6 a.m. m 8 state. 'We have the" feeling that she can become a xm, Tuesday for balloting in the Judge of Probate and Frank M. emphasis on major characters leinhold is looking for his first Representative in the mold of Tom Meskill,. Her and story Line. An evening of State's gubernatorial election, ""irst District voters will cast .erm as a State .Representative. experience-far outweighs that of her opponent. We exciting entertainment will be Th party nas a siate oi (Continued on Page I) jifered. ontinuea on Page 20) on Page 2,0»

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DODD ic 2C INDEPENDENT 2-TOWD Times (Watertown, Coin.) Thursday. October 29,1970' Property of the Watertowngovernment. The cars will, each Historical' Openings Remain EducatioSocietyn instructor a t the accommodate 122 passengers, Junior High will be in charge. Agreement To Modernize and be equipped with automatic In Fitness Class There .. will be a small doors at each end. Orders; will 'be registration fee. This is an Adult watertownhistoricalsociety.orgplaced! as ' soon as U.S.' •Director of Adult Education Education and Recreation Commuter Service Signed .Depa.rtm.ent of Transportation John. F. Regan has announced activity sponsored by the that the Men's Physical Fitness Watertown School Department. approval is .given... (Original 1 HARTFORD - Governor agreement an example of two estimates placed the cost, of the class that meets on, Thursday The class is scheduled to meet Dempsey officiated 'Tuesday at stales, the federal government evenings at Swift Junior High tonight (Thursday). 1 new cars at $36 million. The low signing of contracts between and a private rail service bid, however, was for $62 from, 7 to 9" p.m. is open for 'Connecticut, New'York a'nd Penn enterp r is e w o rk in g in million, requiring - additional. registration, for men who 'want to Central, to provide public. ' partnership to insure a workable monies from 'both States and. the play volleyball, or participate in support and modernization of program, of improved service Federal government.) a, light workout, rail passenger service in the and facilties. "This group will meet in the Connecticut-New York Copies of the executed! 5. Connecticut and New York new: exercise gym at Swift. commuter area. .contracts were sent by special will, jointly install high-level William O'Doonell, Physical The legal documents were messenger to U.S. Secretary of platforms at all stations, to signed in Governor Dempsey's Transportation John A. Volpe, eliminate . need for stairs on. offices by State Transportation with "the request for immediate passenger cars. In addition, all. program is anticipated after the Commissioner George ' J. federal approval for the request, station facilities will - be modernization program is Conkling and Frank M. Reinhold, of the states for a 541,352,000 rehabilitated, the $9 million completed. chairman of the Connecticut federal grant to support, the first, estimated, costs for this being 10. Penn Central will be paid a Transportation Authority. phase of the modernization shared, $2.5 ' million for $100,000 annual management fee Similar action was being taken program, and for early action on Connecticut; $2 million, for New shared, equally by 'both States, to. GUILD OPTICIANS by New York State officials, complete two-thirds federal York, and $4,5.. million federal. operate the New Haven-Grand ."•I am, greatly pleased that funding. of the overall UK Platform installations will begin Central service, these contracts .have been million program. Governor when federal matching funds are executed;". Governor Dempsey Dempsey endorsed this request. available. said. "This means that -with The contracts contain, the necessary federal funds we' can following highlights: 6... Electrical power and signal place orders for 141 modern • 1, Connecticut will, lease, for systems will be modernized at Kalita Insurance Agency commuter can and make other about $515,000 per year, all 1 an 'estimated, cost of $11.8 neededl improvements to provide passenger rail facilities between million, shared! $4.5 million by ' ' life - 'Auto - Fire - Theft first class rail commuter service the.New York State line and New Connecticut, $1.4 million by New for Connecticut citizens,'' Haven, Included will be the New York, and $5.9 million by the Liability - Health - Accident - Marine The contracts signed Tuesday Canaan, Danbury and Waterbury federal government. This will include (11 the Service Contract, branch lines. More than. 100 permit discontinuance of the Cos under which Penn Central will miles of track is involved. A Cob 'power plant, and purchase of REAL ESTATE remain the common carrier, but purchase option price of all electrical energy' 6,39 Main Street Watertown the State of Connecticut and New* approximately $16.3 .million has requirements from utility 314 Main Street Oakville York will jointly bear the costs been - established:. Connecticut companies. of any deficits: (2) the Grand will have authority to sublease 274-8882 C en t r a 1 Joint Fa c i 1 i ties "the properties;, including all air 7. "The totals of fund sources Agreement, which specifies the rights and will derive the for the initial $12.7 million phase terms for use-of the terminal; benefits of existing or future of the program, are Connecticut - ( 3 I C o n n e c t i c u t L e a s e non-railroad use of the property. $22.5 .million: New York - $18 9 Agreement, " under which ' Leasing is involved "in .million.; and! Federal - $41.3 Connecticut will "take lease Connecticut because of extensive million. The higher Connecticut the option control over alt facilities in. this State, including cost reflects a greater number of Connecticut properties that are over 105' miles of rights-of-ways. stations and greater amount of 'required for the commuter 2. New York wiH'buy, for$7.2 trackage and. plant in " service, including air rights; and million, the right-of-way from Connecticut. Connecticut funds spectacle |4» the New York Purchase Woodlawn, -in the Bronx, to the " are available under bond Agreement, whereby New York Connecticut. * State line. authorizations provided by will take title to rail properties Approximately " 15 miles- of establishment of "the Public shoppe in New York between the tracks are involved, Service Tax Fund. Connecticut line and the-Junction 3. Both states will allow" Penn 'at Woodlawn, New York, with. Central to use the facilities, for 8.' In addition to the federally- the former New York Central through passenger and freight shared $12.7 million program., line, services.' Connecticut and New York will Opticians . Governor Dempsey noted that 4. Connecticut, and New York, purchase and rehabilitate '97 delays in implementing the will"jointly purchase 144 new, older cars, now in service. 'The program have been encountered e 1 e c t r i c, s e 1 f - p r op e 11 ed estimated! $4.5 million cost will Paul Wilhelm Jr. be ca use o f ba n k r u p tcy commuter cars, The total be shared 'equally by the two proceedings "of both Penn estimated $62 million cost, will be states, but, federal participation Central and the " New Haven" shared at the rate of $15.5 million is also being sought through Optician Railroad operations,. from, each of the states and $31 Secretary Volpe, as part of the Governor Dempsey called the million from" the federal requested two-thirds federal financing for the complete $106 million, modernization program,. NOW OPEN 9. The service contract agreed' to by the parties provides that Penn Central remains the in the - common carrier. All employees involved will remain employees Ten Acre Mall of' the Penn Central. 'The two states will jointly retain any Straits Tpfce..-.. Wntertowm profits and will also make up any deficits which result from, operations. 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IGNATIUS LOMBARD®. Audio Visual Aids- Director for the needs is an Watertown School Department, gave a demonstration of the latest, audio visual equipment at Polk School recently as part of an. orientation program for new teachers. oil change.

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Baldwin-Judson On 'display in the rooms will be schedules,,, teaching materials, PTA Meets Nov. 5 copies of the curriculum, and other related, 'material. The The 'Baldwin - Judson P.T.A. Refreshments will be served in will meet Thursday, Nov. 5, af 8 the cafeteria. The January PTA p.m. at Judson School. 'The meeting will be concerned; with "Square" program, will be to explain the the special services available to curriculum of the schools, the children, in, the Watertown goals and what, each child is like schools. Nest Egg. at each, grade level. The business meeting will begin at 9:3© p.m. After a brief discussion, parents and teachers will go to various classrooms and the teachers will lead the program. Teacher leaders are: O*«t Kingergarten, Mrs. Barnes, assisted by Mrs. Lipa; Grade 1, Jwmd Mrs. Curtiss, assisted by Mrs. Libbey; G ide 2, Mrs. McKean, mm assisted by Miss Zera; Grade 3, Horn Mrs. Lynch assisted, by Miss VanLeuvan; Grade 4, Mrs,. 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October 8.* 1990 •KIIIHHHIIIltillllPropertyl of the WatertownJaycee Wives Historical Society Town Times, Inc. * Published Weekly Wiii Top State Second etas postage paidwatertownhistoricalsociety.org, ai Watertown., Cc Office .located in tie George fi«itdin'f>. 678 Mam Street. Project Award Waterttmn ' For news or information call 274-199 or I7t- 4610 Address mail to TOWN TIMES. Box 53... Oakvilie. or At taeanmal State Conference Boi I. Wafertown.'Conn of the Iaycee Wives. leM William E Sinimaos. Editor 4 Publisher recently at the . Knights of" Coftante Hal in SovtfcJngtoa, the Watertowa dopier' of' tbe Javcee Wives was awarded a- for the 'CMstaafiog Project of EDITORIAL tbe Year " "' (Continued From Pair 1' Mrs. Joanne Mitchell, caul, convince hour-self' that service .as a member-off a the award br Mrs. Bctte Land Use'-Study. Committee aid. .as. a Planning and ant Ed Bates. Emotive Ykc- .Zoning Commissioner in one of the state's smallest PnaJdeat of' the State Jaycees. towns is background enough for a U.S. Congressman. Tbe award was ..'based on its AS PART OF .M ORIENTATION program for el enta - '" For- State Senator .... we endorse Aldec Ives. worth to 'the' community and was pg y judged by .a panel of officers of 'teachers, in Watertown, Miss. .Alice Scipione, readini g consultant Republican. Mr, Ives 'has served as Senator from the the Coaaectki Jaycees. for MacmilMan Company, recently put on, demonstration lessons, 32nd District since 1.961, and before that 'bad' foar years at Jodson and Polk Schools Above Miss Scipione is. 'Shown, working as a Representative from Morris.. Me .goes about Ms. At tbe October meeting of tbe ' with children in Mrs. fiemice Pterpoot's second grade at Polk, in 'Hives. pMf>, Mis. Michel a program for first and' second1 grade teachers. She .aim held a wort quietly with none of the flamboyance of some of I. that .she bad; 'received. demonstration lesson in. Miss Barbara Lyncn's third grade' for the headline grabbers. But. he does 'his. wort well. .and. thin! a ad. fourth grade teachers.. that is the point oca), report OB the' groop's Youth Center Project at tie Use Of Voting For State Representative ...'we 'endorse1 Frank M. .Eight other chapters also asked to report on Reinhold. Democrat Mr. Retobold 'has served Ms torn, their projects. Machine Is ' and state for 'more than 40 years... His. years; cm. the - This award is the .first state award ever, won by tie' Tothe.Edi.tor': Simple Matter Finance 'Board, made him .an. expert, cm local, finances..." Mesial] - Because: the governor His. years on the Board of Education made 'him an. Watertown Chapter of' 'the' Javcee Wives since its inception can do so much to' help. 'This is The use of tbe voting: machine expert m the field of education On the state level be mist. ' not, just, a campaign slogan but a is simple, if the voter goes has 'been. Chairman of the Connecticut Transportation 'Tbe project, which was phrase I know to 'be true because slowly and does not get confused. roved last Februarv .and I have worked very closely with First, step upon entering the Authority and vice-chairman of the • ..Tri-State 'Tom. Meskill while he has, served Transportation Commission. His. is a wealth of which only, began as. a dean-op' voting" booth is to poll the. red project' of 'the. Youth Center. as. Sixth District Congressman handle of the curtain to the right experience-that the 171st "Assembly District •cannot, blossomed into bi-monthly for two'terms.... to close' the curtain and, unlock afford to turn down. Friday night socials for the I 'know of 'the requests for the machine for voting. Next, 'in • For".. Judge'of Probate. ..we endorse Joseph M. Junior High students at the assistance he has. received from the actual voting, you may other Youth Center oo Deforest Street his Watertown constituents and I tote a. "straight" ticket, all the Navin. Democrat. Mr, Navin 'has. served .as Judge of and .expanded to include .an know of the immediate attention, candidates of one 'political, party. Watertown's Probate Court, for the past 16 years,. This these have 'been met with 'by our . or "split" a, ticket,,. To vote a is a 'kind, and compassionate man in. a position where 'the' .Babysitting Coarse' is a, part Congressman. Tom, Meskill. His "straight" ticket just pull tbe compassion is virtue much desired because of having to Special ipcognition goes to concern, for his constituents 'has • lever for the particular party to' Corlis Byrne. Peg DtLorenxo .and' been shown in his painstaking the right and let it go hack. All deal with families in a. time of" 'bereavement. His Joanne' MltcheE who worked so and. detailed research into any of the pointers above the experience guarantees efficiency and. a smooth 'running 'bard 'to get the project 'their' problems brought 'to his candidates nm.es. on, that row court His opponent is young, inexperienced, and. we underway. . attention. 'This'is. representative will go down, If you, leave all the should point out... the man who a little over a year ago Those - Watertown Jaycee government at its. best! pointers down, you will be' voting' Wives who. attended the Tom Meskill .as .governor of the for all, those candidates, To engaged in a shocking display of conflict of interest conference were: Joanne state of .Connecticut can do so "split" you may pull the party when he first .sat as a member of the Police Commisson Mitchell. Joan Fogg;. 'Carole much to' help, because he is so lever of your choice and tin, up in suspending the former' Chief off Police: then turned "Peircey. 'Peg .DiLorenzo. Kathy wiling to. help. - its 'not"just a the pointer .of tbe candidate for around and represented the man when • he was Carlson,, Ann Mullen. Rosalie campaign slogan. whom you 'do not wish to' vote Loufhran and Mary Beth RespectfalY yours, and pull 'down the 'pointer of 'the arraigned in, court on criminal "•charges,. He then found .Hinkleman. More -than 210 H. RAYMOND SJOSTEDT candidate who you, support. Or. it necessary- to disqualify 'himself from further Jaycee' 'Wives, from across the USBeldeiSt. you do not need to pull any party consideration by the Commission of 'the ex-chief's case. • .'State ..jammed 'the ball, 'to 'meet; lever, tot may just, pull down toe leaving only two men to wrestle with, a very messy 'Miss. Cynthia. Ann Fowler. Miss Pistol League 'pointer over the name of each, "situation... 'There is no question, in our 'mind... that Judge Coonecbcat 1976. .and; Mayor Ann, candidate for whom, you wish, to' Ccdlo .of' Hartford - .candidate The Naugatuck Valley Pistol vote, and leave it down. Navin is by far the better 'man for 'the job. for Congress She spoke" on and. Revolver' League has To vote on the Constitutional There will 'be some readers who wiD agree with, some "Women's Role'in Politics" and announced the schedule for the Amendments, turn Down 'the of our choices., and disagree" with..others,. 'This is. as. it... said (ha! in tbe age group of 'the fourth week, of matches... pointer over the '"yes" or """no"* Jaycee Wives she felt, their On Xov. 3 the United Shoe of each question to be voted •should be... and we're, sure they have the|r own. good major responsibility was to' Machinery will compete against upon. reasons for their choices.'' '- ...• ' raising their families, and doing'a 'the Monroe Auxiliary Police. On Very important is to leave the ; What is important is that one and; all turn out -.and lot of reading and studying to .Nov. 4 the "Tri-city Club will 'pointers' down over the .'names.1 of vote for the candidates they support. Sifting .home and become' aware so that they could compete against the Connecticut the candidates, for whom you be. 'better prepared to 'become Highway: Chase Brass No. -II wish to vote and down for the stewing about Town Times' choices can only lead to the .actively involved in politics at a. - will compete against the """yes"" or "no" to each question other guy's being elected. - later tune... ' Seymour Sport Shop: and, the on which you wish to vote. If the Watertown Club will .take on pointer is pushed, tip. no vote is Cba.se Brass I... cast on the item. A- voter 'may The league; has expanded to change his mind, and change his include 'nine teams with over 100 vote by pushing up 'tie pointer of members in this 23rd season his first. choice and down 'tbe lever of his .second 'Choice. To leave the voting booth move . the red-handled lever to the left, and the machine will .record, the votes, you 'made, 'the levers will Edward D Guinea, son.of Mrs. revert to their original position Anita Guinea. 43. Echo Lake Rd , and no one will know 'how .you is. a member of the freshman voted. dass at St. Anselms College. The names of 'the candidates Manchester. N H for Governor and Lieutenant Governor appear together1 as one David H. Sennici. son, of Mr." unit, and must be voted for as a .and, Mrs Leo J. Sennick. S3 unit by casting: one 'vote for both, Orchard St.. has .been promoted candidates to. cadet captain and company Bridge Results " -commander of Army ROTC cadets at the University of Results in the Tuesday. Oct.. Connecticut., 10. session of 'the Ashworth Duplicate Bridge Club are as Gregg C. Read, son of Mr. anil follows. North and. South Larry Mrs. Charles II. Pead. 31 Baron Strauss and Charlie Bredice. Id., is a member of the 11S4; Mrs. John Sirica and Mrs freshman class at Bryant Garland W«Mner. 111V. Mrs. College. Providence. K.I. KtisstMl ("has© and. Mrs... Robert Colby. I0IV. md JosephCassiiy Cynthia A. Miller, daughter nl and Klin MUcboll. 100W East Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. n'ltil Went: Mr. and Mrs, William- THE 'FIRST ANNl AL Little America's Cap will 'take place .on Father's Day,. Friday.. 'Oct.. .31. at I p m Miller. 11. Pine St... has 'town TuU»y. 111.;, M.r., and Mrs. Eugene at tbe "Fait School pond. Taft 'Master Jol Everett, pictured above has set up this unique competition "named to the Dean's List for (he Lung. 1.(13. Mrs Thomas with assistance from Travor Brown and, 'Toby Baker, with John Wynne as race committee' chairman Spring Semester at Kndicott F'tniwgtin and Miss Mary Tbe contest .is open to .all students faculty or fathers .of' students .All craft are1 to be sail powered, only. Junior College. Beverly. Mass A Lnwlor. f»W. and, Mrs. Rutlt, As rruny as » boats are expected to be entered " ' senior, she is mttjorinii In ilm-lto'tit unit Ncwv'll Mitchell. Retailing Property of the WatertownTown ,Historical Times (Watertowii,, Con.) Thursday Society, October29,1970- 5 watertownhistoricalsociety.org

OPEN A WATERMRY SAVINGS' GOAL GETTER ACCOUNT.

It: takes money to build or buy ever is oest Tor you. ,-cient because a home'. And a lot of the money it r oavs you a steady, *uil 5% on me takes is the cash money it takes for nonev /QU save, ^omoounaeo that important down payment. As :uanenv. J'3id vom lav-oi- much as one-third of the total pur- :eDosir to aav-or-witharawai pro- chase price of the home in some iaea /our accounr s 3oen 31: 1 cases. That's why, if you're think- : u a r i e r s e n a J . 5 o / o u r ^i 0 n e v ing of having your own home one •^anv earns money,, -jie'v., of these days, you should start: sav- ;WlftlV. ing for it, today. In a- Waterbury -si :aKe a OOK JI :nis Savings* Goal Getter Account. The inari:., ,t gives vou a Tew examples right plan for saving on a well- :T IOW money ounas n i joai planned basis. Right because it better Account. Ana t snows, vou helps you save regularly with pre- vnere vou can oe oniv a rew "/ears dated coupons. Every week*. Every rom "oaav. ••n ihat lome 3i vour two weeks, Once a month. How- ^wn mar YOU ve wanrea.

Based on our current 5% dividend rate, new's now your money makes money

You' save In 1 year n 2 years n 3 years n 5 vears i .0 '/ears i/ears weekly you'll have /ou'H have 'Oti'lf have •ou H have ou ii have JU $15 800.96 1,640.95 2,524.65 - 429,39 J, JOS. 04 ..388.28

$20' 1,066 ,,80 2,187.94 J. 366,20 :. 905., 86 .,,477 39 .2.184 38 $25 1,333.49 2,734.92 J.207.75 •" 2S2.22 3.846.74 .3.980.47

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These calculations a»e eased upon tfe cufrenl dividend rate or 5% per feat 3a

Offices ..it North Main and Savings Streets, 281 Mencien Road., Chase AVP Shopping Plaza.. bhonwrn; ^"aid,, «00 Woicoit- Streei. ana «n Lnesihire. Jakvme. ffoicott and Prospect. Member F.D.I.C. " ^arerdurv 5avin(?s danh 1970 6-Town Times (Watertomi,Coiin.) Thursday, October 29,1970 Mrs. Florence Lyon, R.N., scheduled to attend the .scientific Town-rimes (Watertown. Conn.) Thursday, October 29,1970-7 Property of the Watertown Historical'head nurse of the intensive car Societye sessions for nurses to be held as Odd 'Couple unit at Wateriraiy Hospital and a -part, of .-the American Heart resident of WaterUnra, is one of Association's Annual Meeting Slated For watertownhistoricalsociety.orgfour .nurses from the. hospital Nov. 1344'in Atlantic City, N.J. Nov. 6 & 7 The Oakville Players fall production off ""The Odd Couple" will be presented at the Watertown High School Auditorium on November S and, ledew Y«r 7. Preview performance will 'be given at - Fairf ield Hills State if URAL FOOD Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 1, and STAMPS at Rocky Mills Veterans Hospital At First National! on Monday:, Nov. 2. - . Leading the cast in the roles of Felix and Oscar are veteran performers Fred, Schneider and, .. Chick Pedro. Supporting cast members are' Claries Enz, Ed lornd Cure 11 Ham 0.39 Dean., "Dick Dinsmore, and Phil First Choice Meat from the Fussy Meat Oept. I Mason as the poker playing Majesty Canned Pknk .—LOT Swifts Finast friends of theDdd Couple. Freda REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES made a whirlwind tour of local Swifts Brown .IT' Serve Sausage V: 69c Morris s e y a n d B a r b a r a shopping centers last weekend. Shown above at the'Ten Acre Hall Finast Skinless Franks <»*. 75c Bacon Bacon Meserole are their English are, left to right: James Caulfield, candidate for Judge of SIM Vac P« "".girls upstairs". Other Probate: Alden Ives, candidate for reelection as State Senator in' Armour Skinless Franks «-*63c members of the Oakville players the 32nd District; and. Clyde 0. Sayre, Candidate for State Fiiasl Slid BoJogoa .«* 39< 1 1 working on the production are Representative from the 171st Assembly District - . Nepto Knodtwurst »'Wc Producer, ' Betty McDonald; Bins Director, Wanda Dinsmore; Metis -10 to 14 ills 79 -69 Assistant Director1. ' Yolanda sponsoring this production. Fournier; and Hap Cleary, Peg Working' ..on. the presentation are Chapin, Demise. Fournier, Jetta Chairmen Edward ' Thompson Oven Ready LaCava, Sidni Undercuffler, Bill and William " Manger: Smoked Sullivan, Joy Simard, Inez Advertising .and Publicity, Jack McMahon; Finance Chairman, Rib Roasts Phelan, Shirley Bousquet. .and Butts Tony LaCava. The play, written Stephen Konish; - Tickets, by Neil Simon, has been Charles On"! e tie, John Cut from successful on Broadway and as a Charbonneau. John Cunningham, Wtmm Pork — Hat tm tabular — Duknmi. Lean 1st Four w movie. Joe Cavagna, Alan Griffin, Alan. ^w» ^www *»*r» ¥f myww ~~ wliBW^ilv Daisy Ribs The Watertown Javcees are Plotts, and Frank letrys. Sausage Meat » 39c It Pork Organization ' 37: For Widowers, • Beef or Veal Patties Whllrkftt 6& Seafood Specials! Widows Forming - JOHN SWICKLAS Tip Rib Put Roast • 1.09 A group for Widows and; - FLOUNDER FILLET • 7* Widowers is .now being formed in Club Steak «rt: »2J9 Fresh Bay .'Scallops * 1.59 town, A first meeting was held ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL California Roast ££ »79« Ocean Perch Fillet *£T•55c Oct. 23 m the Parish Hall of St. Little Neck Clams *•* •> 59c John's. At the meeting. Father VOTE FOR: VOTE FOR: California Steak ** •» Filip. Arlene Danielson and R Scallops *- —•— «-•*• !.,,2f 'Virginia De Finis agreed /to Rllet Steak sT * 1.09 Fish Cakes •——•—• »55c attend the Ecumenical Council ELLA GRASSO - JOHN SWICKLAS, meeting. Oct. 25, asking for'the support, of that group. .. The date of -the next meeting was- set for Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. in St. John's Rectory. The group is COUNTY seeking, other sponsors, in addition to St. John's. For DUNCAN further information, call the rectory. Arlene Danielson, 274- PULL THE 1813. or Virginia De Finis, 274- 6TH DISTRICT HINES 2631. Anyone who has .been TOP LEVER Layer Cake Mixes widowed:' is' welcome at any meeting.. -VOTE FOK" A MAN FULLY I Sanders — "Polishers Edgers — EIcc. Drilli PULL QUALIFIED FOR Lawn Hollers — Spreaders KEYS MADE TIE 101 ¥•1. 274-1031 " ' THE -20 YRS B^^ ^ I • J Harvest of Fruit & Vegetables From the Fussy Bunch IAFS HARDWARE EXPERIENCE Food SpecialsL) L Sfmt - Walwtaww TOP WITH CONN, Birds Eye STATE POUCE Bufferin Tablets Vegetables GREASON, INC. GRAPES i Butter 'Sauce --4 YiS. CHIEF OF 1.05 Size in '. 'For 'Past of 60 : LEVER Emperor rtndi Green iems , ELECTRICIANS POUCE Relief H0M£ BUSINESS FARM JID, Spiudi PLYMOUTH 1.09 Sli* - ic DMII Potfc Calmeria C 510 Main St. --4 YIS. FIRST Rib.er ? «ITH THIS COUPON Oakville Colgate SS ; 69 5 IRA «™* MM GBIIH IT«WPS 1,19 Sin - ISc OM) Pack 5 I if V v owtlMiM al f 11 ta fl'i.t't SELECTMAN ^ 1 HA I KIR A **H GIIIN IT AMP) C 3* J WV wtlh Burdltatia af 110 la S2t.i* PLYMOUTH Halo Shampoo 69 5 1(A IX1MA SAM URN ITJUMVt ^ ^ if w wMh Burchttfta aW IJO ar 'iWMwa •«*:. 1.39 Six. - Spray ~|k faM ttiru iofur

W. Iwm tki 0«H.«>« IMh. PAID POLITICAL AD THADEUS AUGSTYN TREASURER 6-Town Times (Watertomi,Coiin.) Thursday, October 29,1970 Mrs. Florence Lyon, R.N., scheduled to attend the .scientific Property of the WatertownTown-rime Historicals (Watertown. Conn.) Thursday Society, October 29,1970- 7 'head nurse of the intensive care sessions for nurses to be held as Odd 'Couple unit at Wateriraiy Hospital and a -part, of .-the American Heart resident of WaterUnra, is one of Association's Annual Meeting Slated For four .nurses from the. hospital Nov. 1344'in Atlantic City, N.J. watertownhistoricalsociety.org Nov. 6 & 7 The Oakville Players fall production off ""The Odd Couple" will be presented at the Watertown High School Auditorium on November S and, ledew Y«r 7. Preview performance will 'be given at - Fairf ield Hills State if URAL FOOD Hospital on Sunday, Nov. 1, and STAMPS at Rocky Mills Veterans Hospital At First National! on Monday:, Nov. 2. - . Leading the cast in the roles of Felix and Oscar are veteran performers Fred, Schneider and, .. Chick Pedro. Supporting cast members are' Claries Enz, Ed lornd Cure 11 Ham 0.39 Dean., "Dick Dinsmore, and Phil First Choice Meat from the Fussy Meat Oept. I Mason as the poker playing Majesty Canned Pknk .—LOT Swifts Finast friends of theDdd Couple. Freda REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES made a whirlwind tour of local Swifts Brown .IT' Serve Sausage V: 69c Morris s e y a n d B a r b a r a shopping centers last weekend. Shown above at the'Ten Acre Hall Finast Skinless Franks <»*. 75c Bacon Bacon Meserole are their English are, left to right: James Caulfield, candidate for Judge of SIM Vac P« "".girls upstairs". Other Probate: Alden Ives, candidate for reelection as State Senator in' Armour Skinless Franks «-*63c members of the Oakville players the 32nd District; and. Clyde 0. Sayre, Candidate for State Fiiasl Slid BoJogoa .«* 39< 1 1 working on the production are Representative from the 171st Assembly District - . Nepto Knodtwurst »'Wc Producer, ' Betty McDonald; Bins Director, Wanda Dinsmore; Metis -10 to 14 ills 79 -69 Assistant Director1. ' Yolanda sponsoring this production. Fournier; and Hap Cleary, Peg Working' ..on. the presentation are Chapin, Demise. Fournier, Jetta Chairmen Edward ' Thompson Oven Ready LaCava, Sidni Undercuffler, Bill and William " Manger: Smoked Sullivan, Joy Simard, Inez Advertising .and Publicity, Jack McMahon; Finance Chairman, Rib Roasts Phelan, Shirley Bousquet. .and Butts Tony LaCava. The play, written Stephen Konish; - Tickets, by Neil Simon, has been Charles On"! e tie, John Cut from successful on Broadway and as a Charbonneau. John Cunningham, Wtmm Pork — Hat tm tabular — Duknmi. Lean 1st Four w movie. Joe Cavagna, Alan Griffin, Alan. ^w» ^www *»*r» ¥f myww ~~ wliBW^ilv Daisy Ribs The Watertown Javcees are Plotts, and Frank letrys. Sausage Meat » 39c It Pork Organization ' 37: For Widowers, • Beef or Veal Patties Whllrkftt 6& Seafood Specials! Widows Forming ELLA GRASSO - JOHN SWICKLAS Tip Rib Put Roast • 1.09 A group for Widows and; - FLOUNDER FILLET • 7* Widowers is .now being formed in Club Steak «rt: »2J9 Fresh Bay .'Scallops * 1.59 town, A first meeting was held ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL California Roast ££ »79« Ocean Perch Fillet *£T•55c Oct. 23 m the Parish Hall of St. Little Neck Clams *•* •> 59c John's. At the meeting. Father VOTE FOR: VOTE FOR: California Steak ** •» Filip. Arlene Danielson and R Scallops *- —•— «-•*• !.,,2f 'Virginia De Finis agreed /to Rllet Steak sT * 1.09 Fish Cakes •——•—• »55c attend the Ecumenical Council ELLA GRASSO - JOHN SWICKLAS, meeting. Oct. 25, asking for'the support, of that group. .. The date of -the next meeting was- set for Nov. 1, at 8 p.m. in St. John's Rectory. The group is COUNTY seeking, other sponsors, in addition to St. John's. For DUNCAN further information, call the rectory. Arlene Danielson, 274- PULL THE 1813. or Virginia De Finis, 274- 6TH DISTRICT HINES 2631. Anyone who has .been TOP LEVER Layer Cake Mixes widowed:' is' welcome at any meeting.. -VOTE FOK" A MAN FULLY I Sanders — "Polishers Edgers — EIcc. Drilli PULL QUALIFIED FOR Lawn Hollers — Spreaders KEYS MADE TIE 101 ¥•1. 274-1031 " ' THE -20 YRS B^^ ^ I • J Harvest of Fruit & Vegetables From the Fussy Bunch IAFS HARDWARE EXPERIENCE Food SpecialsL) L Sfmt - Walwtaww TOP WITH CONN, Birds Eye STATE POUCE Bufferin Tablets Vegetables GREASON, INC. GRAPES i Butter 'Sauce --4 YiS. CHIEF OF 1.05 Size in '. 'For 'Past of 60 : LEVER Emperor rtndi Green iems , ELECTRICIANS POUCE Relief H0M£ BUSINESS FARM JID, Spiudi PLYMOUTH 1.09 Sli* - ic DMII Potfc Calmeria C 510 Main St. --4 YIS. FIRST Rib.er ? «ITH THIS COUPON Oakville Colgate SS ; 69 5 IRA «™* MM GBIIH IT«WPS 1,19 Sin - ISc OM) Pack 5 I if V v owtlMiM al f 11 ta fl'i.t't SELECTMAN ^ 1 HA I KIR A **H GIIIN IT AMP) C 3* J WV wtlh Burdltatia af 110 la S2t.i* PLYMOUTH Halo Shampoo 69 5 1(A IX1MA SAM URN ITJUMVt ^ ^ if w wMh Burchttfta aW IJO ar 'iWMwa •«*:. 1.39 Six. - Spray ~|k faM ttiru iofur

W. Iwm tki 0«H.«>« IMh. PAID POLITICAL AD THADEUS AUGSTYN TREASURER 8-TOWB PropertyTimes (Watertown, Conn...)'Thursday,, of the, Octobe Watertownr 29., 1970 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNovember 1970 SCHOOL LUNCH MENU through lie courtesy of MARCH'S OAKVILLE PHARMACY

Mon.,Nov.2 ."ues., Nov. Wei., Nov. 4 Ravioli, with Meat Jumbo Hamburn Frank on Roll, and. Sauce, Green Panics Topped Relish, Boston p Beans, Home-made with Pickle SI ire. Baked Beans, Mashed Potatoes. Crisp Garden Veg- ., ^ •^Italian Bread and ;KerneU'(»rn. Hread ^putter. Fruit Cup Auxiliary Meeting tu Delivery The Oakville" American Legion Auxiliary. Post No. 195. will, hold" its regular meeting Nov. 5 at 8 LC )FT'S "p.m.. at the post home. Bunker Hill Rd... .President Mae Magee asks all. members, to attend, as F4 I^Kir Pitattfti MMJ. • " . final plans will be made- for the " 1../%.U,I\.I,1~/ . Louie* bom. • available in this area Card Party to be held Nov. 20 at only at March's the Post, home. Proceeds will, be WORKS -•**"»—•-• for. the Christmas workshop for . the Veteran's Hospital. Tickets [Fit,, Nov. 13 MOD., NOW. it roes., NOV. may be' obtained from any Ji Meat Loaf with Vegetable Soup, Auxiliary member or at, - the f'hirkenSi>up. Brown Gravy, 'Bologna, Cheese,, door. - 'There will, 'be1 a. Penny TitastcdChcH'Sf Whipped Potatoes, and Lettuce, Gr Sandwich. VwUv Auction and door prizes. Circlfs. IVitali) Kernel, Corn, Potato Chips, ("hips. Chilled Vrj!- Bread and Batter, Crisp Vegetable elable Slicks: Roman, Apple Cake. Sticks, Fresh Range & Fuel Oil Kresh Banana." Milk Milk. Banana, Milk, BARIBAULTS Wed., Nov. 18 Than., Nov. If Thanksgiving Day Dinner 605 si O\k\ll I Frank on Roil, Relish, Boston Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce, •I"r!l. or 27-t-l2 Baked Beans. . with Stuffing, Bread and Butter,, Cole Slaw, with Brown Gravy, Pilgrim, Cookies, Creamy Dressing, ASPHALT PAVING Hashed Potatoes, Milk. Peaches, Milk. Buttered Peas, "• LANDSCAPING • . EXCAVATING • play the percentages. Fri,.,,,,No¥.,2l MM.,, NOV. 23 Tues., Nov. 24 LOAM Fish and Chips. Meat Balls in. Fresh Pork, Pat- - UNITE SEALER 'Tartar Sauce, (Sauce on Bun, But-ties, Whipped Po- 3 Green Beans, ered Peas. Celery tatoes, Diced CRESTWOOD PAVING G e 1 5 4 ° o o n y our m o in e y Carrot .and Celery COMPANY (Sticks, Mixed Carrots, Bread, and, with Colonial Gold Savings Sticks, Bread and 'rait. Milk Butter. Applesauce 274-5100 Butter, Fruit Cup and, Brownies. Milk Certificates. and Cookies, Milk

Buy "em for as little as two TED TIETZ, JR. 'Wed.,,, Nov. 2S NO' SCHOOL • „, years in amounts of S100. lor TRUCKING Frank on Roll, NOV. 21 • (A multiples of SI00.) Catsup, Boston, Quo Huh Rd.. Wood bgry Baked Beans, Carrot and Celery Thanksgiving Day /I YOU CALL, Wb HAUL At any convenient office of and • § M ANYTIME, ANY ••PLACE Fruit, Cup. Milk. CRUSHED STONE Colonial Bank and Trust. .Friday " *' GRAVEL - LOAM. - SAND NOV. 27 • 8ULLDOZING REASONABLE RATES You're Always Ahead When You Coll Ted Property of the Watertown '"owHistoricaln Times (Wafertowi, Conn j SocietyThursday, October 39.19TO- 9 watertownhistoricalsociety.org NEXT TUESDAY VOUCANJOM FIGHT TO SAVE CONNECTICUT.

You can make Tom Meskill our ana his ideas. And by now everyone— next governor. 'he macnine politicians that are He has the character and courage to .against him ana' the people that are solve the problems that are strangling W nim—Know there'll be a lot of our state. :nanqes if Tnm Meskill maKes it. He has the youth, the vigor—the He'll wage a war against independence. government spending. Hell slash His only commitments are to you— *he fat away ana fight a state income and the future. •ax. He'll step up our efforts to smasn When he began campaigning back iruq traffic. He'll battle organized In the heat of the summer the :nme. He'll stop the rape OT our politicians claimed he didn't have a environment. chance. Then he won the first primairy • he's elected. in our state's history. The "experts" And that's up to you. may have been against him but the Tuesday, Mow, 3rd vote Tom ifesflcill. people were for him. 'till the second lever. Now the Democrat machine is worried. They're afraid that their 16-year control of Connecticut may end next Tuesday. MESKILL They're right to be scared. As people Because 'tie governor can ao listen to Tom Meskill, they like him o mucn to' help.

Tom Mesklll's only commitments are to you and the future.

•a -or try *he <"'eooie 'Of Ma-still — ••-Qstef '-White, ~reosurer 10-TftwPropertyn Times. (Watertown. Conn. of) Thursday the, Octobe Watertownr 29, Historical Society "for the money is to be held in. meeting' Alfonse A vi table, Workers of the First, Church of Bettlckan on. Nov. 12.at the. assistant, professor of biology at Bethlehem meet this Saturday Elementary School. • the Waterbury Branch of the from, 8 a.m., to' noon to hold a National Education week, is Unhrentty of Connecticut, spoke cleanup day of the church and of BETHLEHEwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgM NEWS being observed at tie Bethlehem on ecology, with emphasis on Bellamy Mall... Youth Day was , By Paul Johnson school with visits by 'parents to- poButiov of atmosphere, water observed last Sunday at the view classrooms in operation .... and sail, for which he listed church with a fine program by Mrs. June Unstrum, principal of automobiles,. human wastes, 'the young .'people ... -A report, Bethlehem voters 'take part in per cent will apply to 'lists, not the school, has been, .meeting industrial wastes and concerning the annual the state election Tuesday by filed-... "Those who claim lower with small groups of parents to. agriculture as contributing conference will be given at tie 11 valuations on .land because of its a.m. service in the First Church casting their votes at 'polls in 1 answer any questions they may factors,.... November meeting' of Memorial^Hall from 6 a.m. to 8 - use. for farming or for forestry haw and- to .receive their the club Will be on Nov. 1,7 and this Sunday by the delegates, p.m.... Both parties will operate are required to. file applications comments aid1 suggestions1 • there will 'be no meeting in Arnold Smith and Miss headquarters from which 'points during ...October ... Those She .has found the sessions a December. '{Catherine Holden. they will•• endeavor to .make' claiming tax exemptions in 'the great ..help in getting to know certain all available voters get to " over 65-year age group have Bethlehem, parents Mrs.1 the polls. ... Democratic through November to file an Shirley Shapard, president .of the Watertown headquarters, which are located application, for the tax reduction PTO will contact parents to ask in the former, Post Office' ... Parmelee said, that 56 such ..their attendance at one of tie JAYCEES location on Main Street,,"will get exemptions. were granted last group meetings Over a period ..off to a pre-election start Friday year and that more than 70 are of time it is hoped parents, of .all Present when, it will be open from € to 8 anticipated this year. children 'in the school will have 1 p.m. to provide youngsters treat- ..Memorial Hall has'been dosed attended ... Meetings are being "The Odd Couple or-trick' ba gs for use in their to use by town organizations held in "the evening as well as Hallowe'en' visits ...... The because of work: in. refinishing during the day. by Neil Simon headquarters will also be open floors of the town owned Miss Caroline Ferriday ,-f n Oakrilte Playvrs Production Saturday night to receive the structure ... The wort is entertained, the new teachers Hallowe'en celebrants at an open expected to be completed just. in. and principal,, including three house .... The headquarters will time . to" permit use of the international teachers, at her Friday & Saturday - Nov. S & 7 be a stopping place election day building for the state election .... home on Main Street where she with coffee available to voters. The work, caused the 8:30 p.m. At Wa.tert.own High School cancellation of a 'meeting of provided, a. tour of the house Bethlehem' Grange slated for which was built in the mid 1700s JtKby Spc State Senator Gloria Schaffer, by 'the Rev. Dr. Joseph Bellamy Arrangement with Monday. night ... Organizations SamMl French, Inc. Tickets $2.00 - Democratic candidate for who wish use of the building: ... Miss Fenriday .recited 'history secretary of the state, paid a should contact Mrs;. Joseph and anecdotes, relating' to' 'the campaign visit to Bethlehem Butkus, who is the reservation families who have since jived Monday ... Guy LaGrotta, chairman. there. Warren,, .'representative for the Mrs. Ewert Cousins has been ATTENWHMEHl 170th assembly district, has . Town Planning Commission renamed, president of the named Newton W. Alexander as issued:'two building 'permits at a' Bethlehem-Morris Garden, Club - Opening Special-Mens Classes Us' liaison person in Bethlehem special, meeting: held to review at ah annual meeting ... Others' ... Assisting' Alexander in the trailer regulations now in effect elected were Mrs. Theodore EXERCISE & SAUNA post are Mrs. Marie Stevens, .... The permits went to August 1 Johnson, vice-president; Mrs. Ctats«* Held Every Men, Wed. & Fri Mrs. Foster Woods, Mrs. Lacy Baer to construct. a house and Rus'self Getty, recording Palangio, William E. Beardsley garage for Mark. B. Smith at secretary; Theodore Johnson, From 9 P.M. To 11 P.M. and Frederick H.Wohlers. property on Hard Hill Road and corresponding secretary, and, to Joseph Dewhirst for building Mrs. J. Raymond Stevens, $2.00 PEE SESSION ON ID SESSION PL AN - of a home on Paddy Hollow Road RECEIVE 5 SESSIONS FREE Board of Assessors meets this ..... The Commission .'has treasurer .... Mrs. Herman Thursday eve at the town office 'completed work oe new trailer Anderson headed the nominating'' building"" to receive signed regulations ..and. plans to suggest committee Mrs W.S. Roede'l. Instructor: FRED JONES property .. listings "of local them at a town .meeting' .soon, for membership chairman, reported taxpayers ... Office hours for the town adoption. the club now has 55 members Limited enrollment meeting are from. 7:30 to 9:30 and "MR.. .Cousins 'expressed p.m., and. on Saturday they will Bethlehem . voters are to satisfaction., with progress of the be at the office for the same participate in a regional school club since it was organized, a ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALON 1 Astrict referendum, on Nov. 1.9 purpose from 9:30 a.m. to 4;.3D being held to appropriate an year ago. p.m. ... Charles. Parmelee, additional 5150,000 'for cost, Following - the business- TEL. 757-7122 chairman of the board, stresses, coverages in construction of the the" importance of filing such a. Noiuiewaug High School ... The signed list of property during: added money is needed, to "'October since penalties of ten supplement an additional appropriation of $3.9 million A Grandmothers Club public hearing to explain need QUIGLEY'S Luncheon Friday - iJ, BLACK A SON, INC. Sat*s & $«fvic« The Grandmothers Club will Ptwnpi, Alpine SKI Shop hold a luncheon, on Friday, 'Oct.. Tfi«Ma«fwi fi. Wafvrtown 30 at 12:30 p.m.. at Armond's Restaurant, Straits Turnpike, 274.8853 Watertown, Mrs. Harold Perfcinson and Mrs. Jessie N. GRAND OPENING Hawkes, Hartford, will .'have an exhibit of crewel embroidery. FATS „ • Members may bring an item of RESTAURANT crewel if they like. A slide stow IN OUR N6W on wild flowers will be given by Thi Home Mrs. Leslie Noakes. OI Good Food . . . . Mrs. Robert McBride and Mrs. A Snack Or A Me.] Expanded Quarters Rudolph Snyder will 'be in charge SKI SHOP of 'the 'book of exchange.' For 'Irving & Marion ' reservations call" Mrs. Harold 659 Main St., Water-town THURS. EVENING- 7:00 PM Johnson, Waterbury, or Mrs. T«L Iff4-Sl.il Louis Ramponi, or Mrs. LeRoy Foote, both of Middlebury. There Is Ho Heed To Shop Around.. COMiNG Right Hare In Watertown . To Tie Pentecostal House of Prayer >' Route 69 - Wolcott You Have QUIGLEY'S REVIVAL SERVICES GET READY EAMV-IOTS OF SNOW IS PREDICTED | REV. ANDREW DONOVAN- Weat.fi.eld,. Maine fOR THIS WINTER

" -OCT,3tt31ANDNOV.l FEATURES SUCH FAMOUS MAKES AS .. - Friday 7:30 p.m. ' Saturday3:00p.m.-7:30p.m. > . HEAD RUSSIGNOl SKIS AND FISCHER SKIS Supper at 6:00 p.m. , LANGE AND ROSEMOUNT SKI ROOTS Sunday 11M a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Diner at 1:00 p.m. -Supper at 5:00 p.m. -,. CLOTHING Qmgls $ EVERYONE WELCOME SKIS - BOOTS - CLOTHING rac BRING YOUR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SRI 435 Main Street Watertown SPECIAL SINGING AND PRAYERS FOR THE SICK. Tei. 2744725 Rev. Warren, Tat lock," is the Host Pastor Shoo Is Ready to Serve the Water!own Area WMi Every Ski Need m Property of the Watertowntowo, 'TimeHistoricals I Watertown, Conn.» Thursday Society, October 29,1970-1 1 ack

Donald Carvalho i Clark Street | FRANK M, REINHOLD, Democratic candidate for Stale Representative, campaign last Friday at the Phone 734-3730 *nsonta, Conn. 064011 Watertowi Plaza, on behalf of himself and other party candidates, Helping to hand"out campaign literature1 were, left to right: Mrs- Albert Kraiger, Mrs. Reinhold, Mrs. Franklyn Wilson and, seated. Mrs. Antonio Palleria, member'of the Town. Council.

Stale Going representative, emphasized that resulted in surpluses,. KAY'S GAG SHOP "The financial crisis will 'be the ""'The other problems are ONE OF SEW ENGLAND'S! Nowhere Without 1 1 first of many fiascos of the there " , Sayre continued, '"ana .-A.RGE8T DEALERS' IN' GOP, Sayre Claims D e m o c ra. t -cont ro 1 led. 1969 they are very grave. - drug General. Assembly with which abuse, the escalating crime rate. lasta. Wigs .aim "Connecticut is going nowhere we mist cope. Of the last six Disguises <*tf Every until, a. Republican: - controlled, legislative sessions, the three description — pus a legislature is -elected, with a. controlled by the Democrats 'mandate to bring our state out of resulted in. huge deficits, Complete Line of its insane financial, crisis and" However, the three: state budgets TOVEL COSTUMES planned by the Republicans back, to a 'position of fiscal. n. All Price Ranges — e'or People 2 Years, TO 100! responsibility. Connecticut is far til your Sorry, So itentaJs) .fi.nisbi.pg the current biennium ••idtottol or with over a $240,000,000 deficit," The )oen Daily "til 9 p.m. — Sundays til 6 declared Clyde O. Sayre, at a. commticioi n»td» Sunday afternoon tea held at the Basket Barn. home of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph 3S Grove SU, Thotnaston PAR GLASS A c henbac k, G uer nsey town Hours: Mon. rtinuigh Sat. KAY'S GAG SHOP 9:00 a.m. in ~,:"i() p.m. f2 Echo Lake Road Road. TEL. 283-5471 Watertovm ift-Zlil "armington Avenue Mr. Sayre, candidate for state

ELECT THE MESKILL TEAM

Vote Economy-Vtf e R9spo$ibHHy- Koto for tno Future

LOWELL P. WEICXER U,5. Senator

RICHARD C KILBOURN Congressman

AlKN IVB-State S.no.0. CLYDE 0. SAYRE ATTY. JAMES P. CAULF1ELD STATE REPRESENTATIVE UOGE OF PROBATE VOTE REPUBLICAN PULL 2ND LEVER

:iid For By ReouDlican Town Committee 12-TowiPropertyi Times f Watertowq. , ofConn, ) theThursday., , WatertownOctober 2S» 1W0 Historical Society Easter Island . Exhibit At Taft Harris Neat Jr. MATTY'S Until Nov. I " watertownhistoricalsociety.org Tiny and. - isolated, in the Services Asphalt Paving Southeast Pacific, yet balled, one •Gravel it Stone Driveways of the world's most remarkable • Water and Sewer •Tree Service 'Land Chattel open air .museums,, Rapa Nui, or Connections Easter Island, is the study of an. •Bulldozing 4 Finish Grading exhibition at, Taft School's • Septic Tank Systems Science Building until November Brush - Chipper Service Installed S. DftffMMSM • Drainage Problems "Easter Islands Photographs Evenings 274-6805 Corrected and Artifacts" was organized by 274-3544 " the Visual. Arts Department of 2T4-86SS * •'. the Pan American Union, under the direction of Jose Gomez- . Siore, 'and'".is being circulated,., throughout the and Canada, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution. The public is invited to attend the 1970-71 SEASON Taft exhibit. The photography of Ramon Osuna -of the Pan American Waterbury Symphony Onion shows the island as .it is today-the mysterious monoliths, grazing sheep and horses, the Orchestra present Polynesian population, ' the island church, the Tugged volcanic landscape. Artifacts, including carved wooden, figures GUSTAV MEIER, Mmk Director and, rocks, tools, and maps from, the Smithsonian ' collections amplify the photos and. add the historical perspective, as do the engraving showing the island as it was first viewed by the WOODEN STATUETTE above is an example of the primitive art Western navigators. included in the exhibition open to the public at Taft School's Saturday/, Ndvonba 7, 1970 The island, called by natives Science Building until Nov. 8. The exhibit, "Easter Island: "the .navel of the world", Photographs and Artifacts." was organized1 by the Visual Arts WA1ERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA contains the remains of a most Department of the Fan American Union. Syoko .All, violinist complex civilization, only recently becoming a study for ranging up to 40 feet in height, of another, reddish stone, and up world " scholars1. The famous had to be moved from the to' five feet in height, crowned Easter Island statues', or Mohai, 'quarries' to 'points throughout the tie imposing works when tower in' the island landscape island by ..a civilization without finished, Samia.% Jmmitf 16, 1971 lover TOO of them at last count by the wheel or animal power, (the . The Easter Island exhibit is NEW HAVEN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA the late Father Sebastian, the horses .were a "much later the first of several which will lie island's Bavarian priest and, addition to island life). Topknots at Taft this year. Frank Brief, conductor historian > and the foundations of Ralph ,'Ktfshb'um, cellist ancient " architectural sites, petroglyphs and roads testify to if SJYS the. sophistication of the past inhabitants. Get The Vote Outtl Scholars theorize over the Election Day Specials f Much 6, 1971 meaning of the great figures and WATERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA the quarries with abandoned COME IN AND SEE OUR .Donald, Curticr, pianuc statues .in -various states of devel.opm.ent,, some n earing INDEPENDENT SALE RACK finish, others barely hacked from the rock. The figures, " Town Meeting » davidson's SpuUi Pops Slated .Nov., 2 ... DOUSS Sarurday, December 5, 1970 On Library Funds WA1ERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA «*#« A special, 'Town Meeting will, Leroy Anderson, conducting be held Monday, Nov. 2, election eve. at 8 p.m.. at the high school DAVELUY'S RESTAURANT to vote on the transfer of $28,000 from reserve funds of" the town 150 Echo Lake Rd., Watertown to the Oakville Library Building Phone 274-3226 Fund. The Town Council tried to Saturday, Oaober 2,4, 1970 make the transfer at, the last NOW[SEWING PIZZA meeting but was 'reminded by a Take out orders or served in our large WATERBURY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA member of the public present dining room. Facilities lor large group that a -town meeting is pizza parties. George Seaman, conducting necessary, under a 1966 charter revision. Storting at 4 P.M.-7 Joys a week • Town Attorney .Joseph Protter Saturday, November 21, 1970 in," September rendered an" Also Serving PERFORMING ARTS opinion that the Council, make REPERTORY THEATRE transfers from unexpended Spaghetti dinners with meatballs and sausage. appropriations, without a. Town Meeting first. He explained last Grinders ' "Babes in Toyland" weefcjhat the difference is that the money, for the library comes from, the" Reserve Fund for ' Saturday, January 9; 1971 capital and non- recurring expenditures, therefore a WALL TO WALL COMFORT HARTFORD BALLET COMPANY meeting is necessary. FROM '550- INSTALLED Telephone - Current 'dance repertory Answering Service Qjauirry viirno- Mimeographing tn>l tMttfinfi con be in- Saturday, February 1), 1971, " 274-8805 1 stalled <|utCfuy tor com* CONNECTICUT J * J AMATO OPERA COMPANY Service Bureau KflCjS1. '•'The Miitdo" ntto, oc on '•Since ikkett for the Yomg People's Comerts me It poys to buy fltit best! fma^ei, tales me made through schools. Coll today! 11 C K E T OIDER .Symphony Series (S> J 10.00. -Pops Conceri (Aodeisoa) (S> $}JOOL Climatrol Name _ 9ndo

Property of the WatertownTown 'TimeHistoricals (Wateitown, Conn, j Thursday Society, October 29,1970--1 3 'I.ember Canvass. Wesley Hall, 8 Hall. 8 p.m. Wednesday. Nov. 4 - Herald, "hursday, Nov.. i - -Thoir ••Jhoir. 3:15 p.m.; Pioneer Choir. ii\ Churcwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgh Services i,, 7 p.m.,.. i5 D.m.: .Pilgrim, Choir, S:15 •Irst Congregational no,.:, Adult choir. 7:,30 p.m.; Friends (Quaker) Meeting School, 9:45 a.m..; Morning ""Miradav, Oct.. ,29 - Brownies., iirl Scout, Leaders Meeting, Christ Episcopal loom. Church House, 7:30 Sunday, Nov. 1 - Worship Worship and Sermon 'by the Rev. Thursday, Oct. 29 - Boys ; :15 p.m. Service, Wateitown Library, Robert Wilson, Pastor, 11 a.m.; Choir, 3:30 p.m.; Boy Scoots. Monday, Nov. ,1, - Church ? ridav. Nov. i - 9:30a.m. YPF, 6:30 p.m."; Evening 7:30 p.m. .Ichooi, 3": 15 a.m.; 'Worship Dinner, S:30 p.m.; Pre-annuai Worship of song' and praise, 7:30' Friday, Oct., 30 - Webelos, : Service. 10:30 a.m..; Junior High Christian Science p.m. p.m. "••llowship Hike to Black Rock, \leetine, 1 p.m.. Holmes HE: Mitchell Aves. Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Service i:30 a.m. Pilgrim Fellowship, Sunday, Nov. I - Holy Mmitv La.tl.era.ii. Waterbuiy of prayer and Bible study, 7:30 Communion, 3 a.m.; Holy i:30 p.m.: Ordination, of Nancy Sunday, Nov. 1 - Service and p.m. likens Milton, 7:38 p.m. •"'andav, Nov.. ,: - •:hurcn Communion and Church School jchool, 9 a.m.: Service with the Sunday School, 10:45 a. m. 10:30 a.m.; Youth, Choir, 12 ^uesday, .Nov. J - Women's Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Meeting, St. Join's Journal Program, A Christian lev. Dr. F.W. Otten. pastor. noon; YPF. 5 p.m.: Organ, jificiaung, 10:30 a.m. including testimonies of Saturday, Oct. 31 - Recital by Donald Pearson. J Prepares for Death,, Fellowship Christian Science healing, 8 p.m. Confessions 4 to' 5:30' and 7:30 to p.m. 8:30 p.m.; Mass at 5 p.m. Monday. Nov.,, 2 - \.A. All Saints Episcopal Sunday, Nov. 1 - Masses at 7, meeting, 10' a.m.; Girl, Scouts. Sunday, Nov. 1 - Holy 8:15, 9:30, 10:45. 12 noon, and 5 1:30 p.m. VATERTOWM EQUIPMENT CO.. ING. Communion, 8 a.m..; Holy p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Girls •"here Service Makes Our Business Communion and Church School. Choir, 3:30 p.m.: Senior Choir, 9:45 a.m.; Young .People's " Union Congrega t ional 7:45p.m. *7S MAIN STIEC? VATEITOWM, CONN. Fellowship, 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29- Rummage Thursday, Nov. 5 - Women's Wednesday, Nov. 4 — Sale, 7:30 p.m. COMPLETE SNOW REMOVAL Work Day Program. 10 a.m.. quipment Including John O—n fractals Episcopal Churchwoman, 10 Friday, Oct. 30' - Cub Scout Boys Choir. 3:30 p.m. a.m. Pack 52 Family Halloween Vith Blades Jk Snow fhrawm. trims Snow Blowen, John O«ere Snow §low«» .Party, 7 p.m.. United Methodist Evangel Assembly of God Sunday, Nov. ! - Church Sunday, Nov. 1, - family aso Sunday, Nov. 1 - Church School. 9:30 a.m.; High School Worship, 9:15 a m.; Sunday School, 175 Main St., 10 a.m.; Youth in the parsonage, 9:30 School. 9:45 a.m.; Worship li'KElE IHiSIMilL EQUIPMENT Morning Worship, 175 Main St a.m.; Service of Worship, 11 Service, 11 a.m ;, Junior High 11 a.m.; Evangelistic Service, a.m. Sixth Sermon on Great MYF. 5 p.m.: Senior High MYF, ladwt barters • tolWozers .erald W. Kinztv, , w»hn f. WoidfOfi, GOT* 977 LitchfieldRd., 7 p.m. Biblical Personalities, King 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Hour of David. Monday. Nov., 2 - Ruth Circle, 74-6741 Prayer, -977 Litchlield Rd,, 7:3i Tuesday, Nov. 3 - Board of Wesley Hall, 8 p.m. p.m. Trustees, 7 p.m.; Adult Choir, Tuesday, Nov. 3 - Lydia ana 7:15 p.m. Bykota Circles, Parsonage, 10 HOW • • • J's fhe fime Middlebu ry Baptist - Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Ladies a.m,. Sunday. Nov. 1 - Bible Aid, 2 p.m.; Boy 'Scout Troop 52, Wednesday, Nov. 4 - Every ro Coll About Our 7 p.m.. tor a qood CHRISTMAS Seek GI's Addresses St. Mary Magdalen Friday, Oct. 30 - Low Mass for ciup ot coif'** to PORTRAIT SPECIAL "Tie Oakville Junior American Mrs. Pauline Masayda, 7 a.m.. Legion Auxiliary Post IS. asks • Saturday. Oct. 31 - 30th SONUS OFFER! all residents of Wateitown and, 'Anniversary High Mass for Peter Penoncello, 8 a.m.; Eighth m«oi Ve-Bridd And Enqogement Portrorfs Oakville with a family member stop in of serving in Vietnam at Christmas Anniversary' High Mass for Joseph Iannarone, 8:30 a.m..: 'leose Col 7S6-9646 Anytime to send the address to' Miss 'orkinq , Mo ProWem! Sharon Wrisley, 82 Shelter Hill Confessions, 11:45 to 12:15 p.m., MIKE'S Ave.. Oakville, Christmas 3:30' p.m. to 4:30 p.m.. and after packages are now being the 7 p.m.. .Mass: Masses 5 and. 7 COFFEE SHOP Ch'Of coal 8 railing, j . neat prepared for the Servicemen. p.m.. n cw Sunday, Nov.. I. - Masses at Hui, 0 o 11 y Spc'Cial'i, Deadline for addresses is Nov. Ma m St., Wo le • «• wn 17 4-iS 102 % Sudburv St. Off Bunker 111 Avenue, fVaterkinr 17. 7:15,8:45,10, and 11:45 a.m.

Vote Republican PULL THE SECOND LEVER

CLYDE 0. SAYRE ATTY. JAMES P. CAULFIELD STATE REPRESENTATIVE JUDGE OF PROBATE

Fiscal Responsibility 4 Fresh Approacn Industrial & Urban Development Orqannation ana Order Drug Education Efficiency ana Dispatch Conservation

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:iid For fty Republican Town Committee 14-TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn, of) Thursday the, October29,197 Watertown0 Historical Society Speakers At GOP and causes duplication of many Caulfield. "To most citizens, the functions. This duplication helps operation, of the present probate Dance Strike 'to increase the state deficit more system is a, mystery as cases lag watertownhistoricalsociety.orgeach year." and residents wonder why it Out At Democrats Mr. Sayre told the group that even exists." • A good time was .had by one the four major problems facing William Viggiano, Rosalie and all at., the "Meet the the state are drag education, Loughran, and James Caulfield Candidates" dance sponsored by i n d u s t r i a, 1 d e v e I o p m e n t, co-chairman, for the event the" Watertown Young conservation, and, fiscal reported that approximately 330' Republicans last week. responsibility. Sayre charged, tickets had, been sold. If was Those in attendance heard the ""The Democrats hawe no sense noted that a, number of guests in, candidates speak out against the of fiscal, responsibility and, that "attendance were registered D e m o c r a 11 c, f i. n a n c i a 1. resolving the adverse financial Democrats. mismanagement an. .national, situation' is the theme of his Horace Studwell, President of state and local levels.' • campaign." the Watertown, YGOP, served, as Candidates at the dance • The;, state representative toastmaster for the night. included T. Clark Hull, for candidate called for education of Lieutenant Governor, State youth on the problems of drugs. Mrs. Marie Kalenauskas, Senator Alden Ives of the 32nd. He added that new industry is Watertown, was 'elected Senatorial ..District, Clyde 0. needied to bolster the 'tax. base Director for" District, 14 of the Sayre for State Representative throughout the local, area, and in Litchfield County Farm Bureau, in. the- 171st Assembly District the state. at the group's annual meeting and Jam.es Caulfield for Probate The present administration, in last week in Goshen. She aim THE ENRICHMENT CLASSES from South and Polk Schools Judge. : . Watertown's probate court does was named, an alternate to the recently made a trip to -the Christie Farm, Northfield Rd: The A " telegram from not make information readily Connecticut Farm Bureau, children thoroughly enjoyed the trip. One of the things which gubernatorial candidate Thomas available to the public," stated annual meeting in, November. . fascinated them was a one-day old calf and mother, being poinled Meskill. was .read by Raymond out by Mrs,, James Christie, right. Accompanying.,the children " Sjostedt, President of the were their teachers, Mrs. Nancy Rosa and Mrs. Virginia Scovell. W a t e rt o w n Cham b e r o f Commerce. Mr. Meskill said he & regretted, that he was not able to Library Notes Future Business be present for the' dance. He Kstnhlishwt IHHI Leaders Elect urged all to be sure to vote on, Children at the .Main Library ' November 3 and to encourage MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 1 everyone to cast his vote forth e in, Watertown provided the art The Watertown' High School • •ANDpTHER .LEADING EXCHANGES ' work on .display at the end of the Republican party.: Chapter, Future Business • -Mr.. Hull said that the summer. Those who signed up to Leaders: of America, has a very participate were: Martha and Republicans should win big this . STOCKS - BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS active schedule planned for the year providing they do not Laura Cassidy, Brian, Rhonda, 1970-71 school year. and Swayne White, Paul Warren. become over~complacent and 'OPEN SATURDAYS 9 to 12 A.M., take.it for granted that the party Nancy Hoft,* Jennifer Leeman, Officers recently elected are: Gae Linn Yoniak, Jennifer President, Joy. Kozen; Vice- is going to win even if they AT THE ELTON Martin and* Virginia and Edna president, Adrienne DuBois; decide to stay home on Nov. 3. Hayes, Also, Jane A. Allewein, Secretary, Linda Marinaro, Everyone has to get out and vote • 753-0171 'TELEPHONES 754-3112 Mary Buttock, Mary and Joseph Treasurer, Mary Gelinas, and to make it a, truly great winning Kogut, Lori and Kim Ki sat sky, .'Reporter, Janice Orsini. effort,. • and Clifford and "Leslie Emmons. Mr. Ives stated, - that "a The officers will be installed at "Department of Environmental a. candlelight ceremony on Control" should be established: r Wt have the new Wednesday evening, October 28, 'He "said "There is a desperate 'The summer reading program at the high school. need to pat, all of the slate's required that a child read ten or 'pollution controls under the kind of Armstrong floor more books to qualify for a Chapter advisers are Mrs. Ann supervision, of one man. Under certificate. Of. 90 who- began in Coy and Miss Shirley O'Connell the present administration, the the program 37 successfully .of the business department responsibilities are -divided that hates waxing : completed it. faculty. 'between several departments They were: Cindy Carnes. as much as vou da Laurie Chemauskas. Andrew and Elizabeth Carlo, ' Alice We arc mot-trying to be clever •. Comiskey. John Crestino, Cathy Dayton, Mary" Anne DeSanto... ..Si Or brag of an unusual ..feat, • - The secret Beth. 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Jiiaipfi toyca « Son Let is show yon this amazing new Tlmiwftwi Rd. War»rf»wn development in floodng. 158 Si. MAIN SI, VI! -Afwood Agency— Truth in lending ... frath in packaging ... truth flfE PiilK.,. in advertising"... two-quart milk container .. i(MS f if IT1IE! allon milk, jug . . ., Department of Consumer [Protection ...... Every battle for the Consumers* cause found ELLA GRASSO in the lead. And ESTABLISHED FLKHt COVEF - ML LIMES OF that's where she'll be 'when she represents you 1952 PERSONAL, BUSINESS in Congress. • ' ^ AND GROUP INSURANCE ELECT ELLA GRASSO TO CONGRESS (ACROSS FROM JEFFERSON SQUARE) : 274-6711 Democrat • Sixth District • Top lever f !••«• to tht Town Hoi) P»d far by tint CommittK For Tti* Election if Ella Grasso to Congress Property of the WatertownTow nHistorical Times < Watertown, Conn.) ThursdaySociety, October 29.1970-1 5 tt'L "Where did they play, here?" season's - record at 3-3 this wno will get, no credit in the Indians were called, for clipping 5 PI A It ! N G 0 F a. guy asked. Saturday afternoon at the high nficial scoring department had to nullify it. Backs Jeff Masi and "Are you kidding,? Watertown school, field. * nu'tf TD ran called, back. ^ou Carpino comoined with playwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs its soccer games at Swift Holy Cross's young football. lo«er Gulette intercepted a. pass Hovick and Palleria give the SPORTS Junior High and its baseball team, in its first year of varsity .infl ran 30-yaros for what looked Indians four toys who can move games at Deland Field..." ball, will be the opponent. 'The ike a third period score out the l.,he football. By Bob Palmer "Then this property isn't being Crusaders have been, on the very used the way it was" intended to short end, of five bail games and be as yet." this Saturday will, be nothing What makes a sports "Heck, no,." IAVES RAKED department an, interesting place more than another week of come to work? Here' are a few insights PHONE CALL-"When did Joe uppance for Coach, Jim Harris's I1SFAU to the typical kind of stories, Louis fight Max Scbmeling in team. phone calls, observations and Germany?" Teams have to get their knocks MULED AWAY 1 opinions that blend to make it so. "He never did, each of their as they commence with their fights were in New York City." football programs, out :he HUBfOR-A lady called, the ""I hear Hitler gave Crusaders chose to do it, the hard "flll Fertiiimq • Smw I sports desk early Saturday Schmeling's manager strict way, facing1 an, exceptionally evening. She wanted to know orders to' keep insisting bis tough schedule for a first year oil Woodbury 263-4481 I how Cassius Clay could have two fighter was fouled." team... They will find the Indians fights in three'days. "Something like that, one o' * ie best, on their slate. HEADOWBROOK LAWN CARE | "Whatta ya mean?" Scbmeling was hurt pretty badly ake Rd. Vocxlburv | --"He's boring Rocky Marciano by Louis and the story goes that I liked the way the Watertown right now on television and he is when he returned to Germany, defensive men were making going to fight Quarry Monday Hitler commanded Scbmeling to those tackles last week. Only the night." be removed, from the ocean liner Watertown coaches know on a, stretcher. The Nazi war In case you didn't know, like whether they were carrying out FREE KODAK FILM machine of ""supermen" was their assignments to a, tee or not. the inquisitive gal, Saturday's beginning to reach, its peak and. it (odoeolor or Stock and Whit* fight was a repeat of the but the unsung heroes, as the hurt. Hitler's pride to have his defensive boys most always are. '26-127-410.120 computerized bout released last heavyweight champion, so spring and Marciano was 'killed were breaking through, the *ifti twr roll d»¥»top«d & prints by «• soundly beaten by an. American Sacred Heart line with in a plane crash early this year. champion-especially a black IE KEEP YOU SUPPLIED FIEE! 1 consistency.. Clay 'did fight Jerry Quarry for man,. * ::«r 8 MM & slide fans,, we will real Monday night, With America fast becoming Steve lovick with four TD's •veloo tvery sixth roll frt*< anti-Hitler at that time, Louis and two extra points to bring his endeared himself to the hearts of ."HE BEST DEAL IN TOWN • TRAGIC-Talk, before the' season's scoring total to 96 ana, millions of Americans with that, Bobby Palleria had another fine Wa t e r to wn -Sa c re d H e a r t one-round K.O. •"AST SERVICE football game last week, day in the Indians 40-12 win but centered, on the finding, of jagged It would, be the upset of the there were many other boys who pieces of glass and sharp wooden century if Watertown High's contributed to the Tribe's one- Ftsf Office Driio Store pegs driven, into the playing football team doesn't even its sided victory. One young man ii D«Foi*st St.

PHONE CALL-"Hbw old is Jimmy Piersail?" . "Forty years old1'"',. "When will he be 41?" " "On, his next birthday "Okay, thank you."

ACCOMPLISHMENT - The men/representing Hy LaBonne's Market in the Watertown Hen's League hit one'of the highest team sets ever rolled, at the Blue Ribbon, Alleys recently and my good friend's from the Oakville VF W were the victims., LaBonne's turned in a magnificent total of 1958 with four of the five men bitting over 400. The scores were Bob Palmer (not me), '420. Art, IT'S THE SECOND Boivin, 410, Mike Posa, 408, Mike Collins. 408, and, Dion Heroin 312. Very rarely in duckpin 'bowling: will you find four of a five-man team, going over the 400 mark.

CONVERSATION - At halftime at the Watertown game one fellow was telling the group that the Indians soccer team had, played a 2-2 tie earlier in the day against Rocky Hill.

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Waxing & Wheel Wash included I ENGINEERED I | SINTERINGS | | .AND I Two Units To Sewe You 1 PLASTICS, INC. | I A I in & Out In 3 Minutes — s 1 WATERTOWN | 1 INDUSTRY | Echo Lake id. Vatertown 16-TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn. of) Thursday the, Octobe Watertownr 29,1970 Historical Society 5th Annual Fall Festival watertownhistoricalsociety.orgOf Art Slated Nov. 3-7 Plans are being finalized for Kemp, Albina. Koris,,. Mary the fifth annual "Fall Festival of Elizabeth 'Lang, Harry Lange, Art" to be presented by the Dom Petro, Nancy Pistilli, Watertown Art. League from George • Rosenbeck, Arlene ° November 3 through November Starkweather, Marlis Stockman '?.. As in, past, yean, the exhibit of and. Jay Virbutis. Hanging of active members' works will be pictures - in. oil, watercolor, free to the public from 11 a.m. to graphics, etc. will be done by Ely 10' p.m. daily at, St.. John's and, Rosenbeck,, assisted by Church Hall, 874 "Main Street. George Kirschman. The show will clos at 8 p.m., on Mr. and Mrs. James Whittum Saturday of that week. are' in charge of 'hospitality and Harry 'Lange and Louis De'V'oe Frank Bow den, desk volunteers, are co-chairmen of the show and 'League officials hoped that a, promise about 160 works of art. large turnout of local, residents" on display. Invitations have been will make this, show as gratifying sent to school principals in the to the artists as previous exhibits ' area, and any other groups which in past years, have drawn interested in tours may contact a. thousands of appreciative committee member regarding visitors. convenient time-slots, Tours, will be conducted by,, Albina Koris, Nancy Pistilli, and Jay Virbutis, vincent o. palladino Publicity is being handled, by Mrs. Robert Giordan. rral rstati* broker The following members, will be 'FALL ^FESTIVAL OF ART committee members have completed plans for the Watertown Art represented in the show: Irene 274-1942 753-4111 League's" fifth annual show, which will be held from Nov.. 1-7 at St. John's Church Hall. Seated,.left to Almstedf, Girard Bradshaw, right, are: Mrs. Arlene StaTkweather, Mrs. Albina Eons and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth La.Bg. Standing, left Clair Byrnes, Nancy Coffey, to right, are: Jay Virbutis, Louis DeVoe, Mrs. 'Nancy Pistilli and Harry Lange. Cyriile Cote, Louis DeVoe, Bill Ely, Robert Giordan, Mally JOHN G. O'NEILL '' Wm. Cleveland Jaycees To Aid .. .. trowels, sledgehammers, 'and items of like purpose. Named To Head Peru Victims.. If Watertown and area Christopher A. Carrozzo, .35 FUNERAL HOME residents would like to share in Eddy St., Oakville. Jaycee will 74,2 Mom St., Oakville Historical Society " An international effort, by also arrange for pick-up if you many Jaycee chapters, is under this 'assistance program, they'' • >HONE 274-3005 may send, their donations to call 274-3538 or 2744163. William. C. Cleveland was way to assist Peru with the task reelected President • of the of rebuilding areas recently Watertown Historical Society at devastated by earthquakes. A GOOD SIGN TO GO TO the Annual meeting held Oct., 21, Many thousands of Jaycees, are Also elected were 'Vice- presently engaged in programs President, Mrs",. Livingston that.. will, supply ,., the 800.00*3 ..Crow ell: Secretary, Miss survivors with, materials needed, Frances Griffin; Treasurer, for reconstruction. "MR. Randall Post; Curators are AT BRADSHAW INCORPORATED Mrs. Crow ell for artifacts and Connecticut's role will be to Mrs,, Edgar Moberg for pictures, pool all, Jaycee chapters, so a books, and documents... Mr. and unified. attempt can be made to WE-HAVE THE Mrs, Robert Belfit who have supply as many band tools as given, much' time and. effort 'possible, The local chapter seeks organizing the Museum will public assistance with the serve as consultants and donation of picks, shovels, I represent the Society at hammers, saws, crowbars. meetings of the" Connecticut 1971 Historical. Society. Program Chairman'is Miss Alice Sullivan... Mark's Landscape Mrs. Herbert Dayton. is Complete Landscape Service • .Hostesses Chairman, and Mrs. Trees Removed JAVEII1VSST Frederick. Camp is" Membership Wooded Lots Cleared. Chairman. - Fully Insured i Pictures' of Old Watertown, 274-6898 were shown by Mrs. Livingston Crowell and a special exhibit of old and new photographic equipment was displayed. Also exhibited were many new gifts CHAS. F. LEWIS given, to the museum in, the past Landscaping few months, In the past, year '25 groups have ' Trucking JAVEUN visited the Museum as well as the visitors during . regular Lawn, Maintenance - Museum hours, which are Wednesday afternoon "and Thursday evening. Group visits 263-4230 may he- arranged by calling the This" is a beautiful Raven; green President, 274-2941. or 'the W00DBURY, CONN. Secretary, 274-3614. metallic dark with matching bucket seat interior in vinyl trim,, 304 ROOT &BOYD INC CID, 210 horsepower V-U, automa- r { mtenrritvr* Starr 1853 tic transmission, power steering, GENERAL INSURANCE A radio,.- heater, white polygas tires, REAL ESTATE wheel discs, Visibility Group, WATERTOWN 449 *•••• $f. 274-2591 Light Group plus much more. 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Property of the WatertownTown TimeHistoricals tWatertown, Connj Thursday Society, October'29,1970-1 7 ,. Use of live flames, su.cn as Make Halloween .ghted candles in pumpkins., or' arches, must 'be discouraged. Sale, Happy Time T watertownhistoricalsociety.org se flashlights instead. For Children Costumes too bulky or long .jiouid not be .allowed,. They iartford - 'Halloween is a. •ause tails or can caicn fire vonaerfully nappy time for T easily. oungsters,' iota F Murphy II',. Chairman of the Connecticut ). Costumes, should be made 'Safety Commission, said 'today. rom flameproof materials. 'However, 'to keep them happy l, Home owners should, leave ina free from, barm, the trick is jorcn lights on so tricksters are x> treat them to an. accident-free -.ot injured in, falls. 'They snouid twautm of fan." Mr. Murphy leep flame-lighted pumpkins, out siated. 'The Commission offers -I way of visiting children. Aefollowing suggestions: ... Children must be cautioner ,1. Motorists must drive with -o cross streets only at well -xira caution, pamcujarty in ighted intersections and to wait, esidential areas.. Children's or the oroper crossing signal, ,.ctions .ire isuaiiy nDredic table, out n .he :,. Children must be instructed, excitement of Halloween, mey '» confine their activity to their in apt to dart, into the street at i'Wn neighborhood and not go too invtime. at any place. ar afield,. "ve must all. wrenis. :., Children, pa rt icula rly noionsts, and children, do our •ounger cnildren, sbould be snare' to matte it a fun-filled, accompanied by adults, or older evening, free of the tragedy of an sisters or orothers. cciaent." Mr. .Vlurony nncmaed. -„ Costumes must include TRICK OR 'TREAT TOR UNICEF will be the word for hundreds of local youngsters on Halloween some light 'colored 'material,. For when they take part: in the annual drive to raise funds for the O'nited Natiois International Children's (reater safety, costumes, should Halloween Party Emergency Fund, Getting in their licks early to help publicize the drive'is this group who 'tailed on « trimmed with reflectorized Mrs. John, Watters, 40 Cutler Knoll. Left to right, they are: Julia Garside. Dale DeLoy, Mike Mai one v natenal. lov Scout Cub Pack 457 held a. andDonDeLoy allow een :osturne laity .. Masks, if 'used., should fit Friday, Oct. 23 at St. John's environmental issues concerning J«I so that the trickster's vision cnureft. Prizes were given for Children To Mike More Than 300 the State of Connecticut. "i not, obscured.. The use ot make various categories, games were At Democratic 'The warmest reception of the ip icosmetics 1 is recommended stayed and refreshments of cider Annual UNICEF evening was reserved for •or clearer 'vision.. no aonuts served Kickoff Dinner W a, t e r t o w n" s : w o I o c a t Canvass Saturday candidates, Prank M. Reinhoid Th Annual Democratic Kickoff and Judge Joseph Navin. Both Dinner was held on. Oct. 23 at, the these speakers, called, attention ""Trick or Treat" is a . V.F.W. Hall In Oakvffle, with 300 to the many years of service ana Halloween tradition almost as people attending to hear four experience they have devoted to old as this nation, but in recent local and, stale candidates 1 the community in contrast to . years October 31 has taken on a discuss the issues of the their opponents. Both local rom tin to ti •',.,... #tt tosh ion trtsnn*** new meaning in Watertown, as forthcoming election. candidates, were content to stand "mm our own stock....fa* that tailored well as in more than 13,000 other Democratic Town Chairman on their records which, :hey •it •K.acflY as you d like it. communities, Since 1950, when Michael Vernovai honored stated, were well known to ail one small group of former State Representative the voters of Watertown. youngsters collected $17 and John Rei'lty for his •many years Imdimbo s Formal Shot turned it over to the United of service to the town and state. 3 Union St. - 4 alert try - .'53-6896 Nations Children's Food, ""Trick Brief statements by all of the or Treat for UNICEF" has candidates including Mrs. Ella cleaning; - puritan Or\ Cleaners - S54-2955 g row n to' t r e m e n d o u s Grasso, Democratic candidate proportions. Last Fall, 3% for Congress from the Sixth million children raised, $3*4 Congressional District, were' million in nickels, dimes1 and addressed to those present. quarters for UNICEF. Mrs. Grasso, after paying tribute to Mr. Keiity, spoke in In Watertown, UNICEF Trick ringing terms of the party's young fathers... of Treaters will be out on accomplishments over the past., October 31, under the dozen years, in the field of sponsorship of the League-of expanded higher education, ,et us snow you now a Women Voters... Dressed in a economic development and variety of costumes, these environmental improvements. 35.000 ambassadors of international She also called sharp attention to goodwill are '"planning to visit the tragic impact that the Nixon local homes in small, supervised Economic Program has bad on Savinqs Bank Life Insurance Policy groups. They .will be identified the pocketbopk of the average by their official collection box: a Connecticut citizen. Mrs. Grasso irows to $10,000 or more small orange and black carton touched a sensitive 'pint in, with the UNICEF Symbol of the reminding her audience of the mother and child. "Only those dwindling numbers of workers n prelection... #iiti no increase on hand at factory gates due to carrying this particular carton FRANK BARRETT. Watertown. • are authorized to collect for short hours and lack of work after two years of "controlled has been elected as assistant n the policy's premium cost! UNICEF", said Mrs. E. Robert, vice-president of the Colonial Bruce of the League of Women deflation.''" Bank, and Trust Co. He joined, the SENID FOR THIS FREE FOLDER 'Voters. UNICEF- Town Joseph" Duffey, who followed bank in 1966 as an, administrative Chairman. Mrs. Grasso, called, particular assistant and was elected an explains now IOW-COSI Savinqs Bann Life attention to the attack made assistant treasurer two '/ears, -suranee wn.ru the "Extra Protection Dividend upon him by Vice President Nation" '*iieiiDS your oroteclion qrow as your Children or groups interested later. 1 in, participating in the program, Agnew only minutes before. amilv grows ," There's no ooiiqation. this year should first have the Duffey was quick to call approval of their parents or attention to Agnew"s opinion that, Mrs. Perkins advisor, and should then contact unemployment in Connecticut )ld Fashioned their local churches. UNICEF could be discounted. The HARD CANDY Trick, or Treat, cartons will also Senatorial candidate called for be distributed at the local greater health and' old age "M IWi" libraries. Should Trick or insurance programs, greater HP*rt*rSl Treaters, not call at your tome, federal aid. for education and IT HI W—«b«r> M. Wlr. you may send, your ••UNICEF local law enforcement and. Halloween contribution direct to above all, for the greater PIONEER Mrs. Bruce, Longview Ave. imagination in Washington, in realigning national, priorities,.. Automobile*; 1 Halloween 'has been officially Running on, a tight schedule Inc. designated National UNICEF between meetings in Bridgeport AuUtorixed Volfcs. Dealer Day by Presidential and 'Hartford, Duffey took time WO Straits ffcfca, Proclamation. "The money the out to greet personally the ,300 Watertown '74-8846 Addrcit. youngsters collect will be used enthusiastic supporters of the ~by UNICEF to assist programs Democratic ticket, and a -ity. ...aie. —..p. for the world's needy children in number of Independents and Mini this coupon io Mr Ralph Benson over 100 developing countries," recent Republican transfers. Manager, Life Insurance Ocpartmeni< WainfHiiy Mvings Aink [ said Mrs. Peter Edmond, Clark Simms, a, relative on, '* H) North .Main Street• tfatnfnirv. Conn. U6720 TIKI i President of the League of" newcomer, brought down, the ' Guitars * Drama 1 Women Voters. "The task is house in. a stirring series of * Portable Organs i enormous, and our help is needed remarks, particularly aimed at and All Wind Instruments I to- bring "life-saving food and the record of his opponent on all W&terbury Savings medicine, and an opportunity for 3ign up ftw education, to millions of Story Hour F'ai Iratnactaona ,, Vaterburv s oniv Mutual Savings flank. deprived children. Your help to a -•ikes at North Main ana Savings Streets, child, through UNICEF, may The Watertown Library again BERGANTOKys ( 31 Menden Road, 'Chase Ave. Shopping Plaza. is having a, pre-school story hour. 1 mean, the difference between a .MUSIC CITY Lionel Shopping Plaza, and in hopeless future' and, a chance to 'They already are in session on 681 Main St. Vatortown I 'Thursday mornings at 1.0 and Cheshire. OaJcvilk. Wbicotf and Prospect. live and grow to be a, useful 274-6015 citizen." again at 11 o'clock. Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation. IB-TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn. of) Thursday the, Octobe Watertownr 29,1970 Historical Society Co-Eds To Bewatertownhistoricalsociety.org Admitted To Words from Watertown High Taft Beginning Next Year by Jane Bellerive assistant to Taft's Director of Taft School announced this .'Last Wednesday, Oct., 21, the Economic Conditions 'had' as" week that in September, 1971, it .A d m i s s i, o n s,, J o s e p h 1. education,, drugs, dra ft „ Cunningham. Forum Club at Watertown High pollution, Women's Liberation, consultant Peter Braa tz; will ...admit girl students into' the 'was the host school, for the moderator, Robert LaPlante of - regular program. In a letter Along with the letter from the , and the effects of politics on, the Chairman of the Board, was sent, Berkshire League Fall Forum. '' public. Lewis Mills; summarizer, - from Harmar Breton, Chairman Delegates, from Lewis' - Mils,. Eugene Marconi of Lewis 'Mills. of the tori of Trustees, to Taft a letter from, John C. Esty. Jr., The last, sneaker of the session Headmaster.. In his letter Mr. Regional High School, was Mr. Reinhold who Group V - Women's Liberation Alumni,' Parents, and Friends Nonnewaug High, Southbury had as consultant Marjorie the expansion "plans., for the Esty 'expressed, his "enthusiasm commented about Us awareness for 'this expansion, of educational High, Terryville High, of 'the .youth; of today and 'the Mancini; moderator, John future were outlined. ' . Thomaston High, and Wamogo Keilty of Woodbary, ' Initially, enrollment for girls opportunity - at. Taft. . . For relationship of the problems in eighty years the two strongest, High, the schools involved, in the Washington, D.C. to' those facing summarizer, .Maude McGovem • will be limited to about 20 day Bersnire League, were present" of Watertown. girls and SO boarding girls, along aims and traditions at Taft have' the town, of Watertown. been sound., preparation for 'along with the WHS Forum. with 65 day boys and 310 'The topics 'this year centered A dinner was served in the 'These students forums lasted, boarders. Eventually .girls will college and development of 'senior dining room from 6 to 7 personal 'qualities outside the around the election, issues of from 7 to 8 p.m. after which, all make up about 40 percent of the p.m. after which the delegates participants went 'hack to the school's enrollment.. Taft will be classroom.. .1 feel, too, we must and advisors attended any of five concentrate on human relations auditorium, for a brief fully coeducational with' After the arrival and informal discussion, groups of summarizing session and some separate facilities for boys and and seek consciously to help registration of 'the delegates, their choice. overcome very real personal and closing remarks from chairman girls in the areas' of athletics, refreshments were served in the Burr. specialized, courses, some social 'relational disabilities so that, our - cafe from 3:15 - 3:15. From there 'Group I centered, on Votes for rooms, and general dormitory students can feel, easier with the guests assembled in the •"1,8 Year Okb". The consultant ..life. New facilities will be such, old, virtues as love and, auditorium for * the afternoon w a s Fran c i s D e B1 a, s i o; constructed.' or ' old ones loyalty and cooperation:" He session between 4 and 5:45. A. moderator, Candy Cook from FIREWOOD converted to accommodate the went on, to .say that the school welcome was given by Joseph Wamogo; summarizer, Ian Cale AGED • from Wamogo. Group II - The gradual • increase "in the will not "try to make •'Taft 'Boys' Cianciolo, vice principal of Delivered and Stacked put of our girls, but to devise Draft or Volunteer Army had as percentage of girls, either by -W.H.S. Tbad Burr, 'Chairman 274 6859 admissions or - possibly by ways - academic, social," and President of the F'oram. Club consultant Everard Day; association with a girl's school. • recreational . - of helping our at. Watertown ..then introduced, moderator, Mark Douyard of Plans call for the conversion of students learn how to be open to the speakers: Richard. Kilbourn, Terryville; " summarizer, Pat a whole boy's dormitory for the each, other and grow in each Republican, candidate for U..S, Napiorkowski also of Terryville. WILLIAM, N. TROTTA use of the girls. New1 athletic other's company." Representative 6th district; Group III Law and Order had as " facilities will provide for Clark S'imms, " Democratic • consultant Attorney Sherman Real Estate Broker p h ys i ca1 ed u c a t i o n a nd candidate for State Rep. 32nd Slavin; moderator, Darnel Platt Four Watertown . of Thomaston, summarizer, APPRAISALS " additional space . will be district; Mrs. Ella Grasso, 625 Main Street Watertown available for a. dance studio and High Students Democratic candidate for U.S. Paul, • Convard of Woodbury. other special purposes. A social Win Commendation Representative 6th district; Group IV ; - Inflation, and 274-2817-5C7-M23 room, and gathering place for Clyde Say-re, • He public an day girls is presently available " Letters of Commendation candidate for State .. with conversion of a large, un- honoring them for their high Representative 171st district; used common room to student performance on the 1970 and, Frank Reinhold, Dem.ocra.tic union. National Merit. ' Scholarship candidate for State , A plan was developed for Qualifying Test have been, Representative 171st. district. coeducation according to several awarded to four students at criteria laid down by the. 'Board Watertown High School, Mr. Kilbourn was first' to of Trustees, chief among! these Principal Sumner Libbey has spea.k. He discussed briefly Us was " that such a plan must be announced. . view of the office of true to Taft's traditions' and - representative and then went on academic standards, and that it Those named. Commended t, o <, t a 1 k a b o u t s t u d e n t must, be judged according to students are Kirn, Black, involvement in government. He sound future development of the Thaddeus .Burr, Madeline advocated bringing all advisory School..."'" Mazurski and Esther Wheeler. communications sent out mainly Mrs. George D. Gould, has They are among 35,§00 to adults down the the high been appointed as admissions students in the United: States who school level, - establishing ' a scored in the upper two percent student advisory council, and his Watertown High of those who are expected to main, point centered on having graduate, from, high, school in juniors, from. all. high, schools in To Perform- At 1971. The Commended students " the 6th district have a chance to UConn Band Bay rank - just ' below „ the 14,750 go to Washington, DC. and work Semi finalists announced in for one week as aides, to senators September by the National .Merit or congressmen. STORKS, - Bands from 29 high S c h o I a r s h i p C o r p o r a t ,i. o n Mr. Simms, second, to'...speak,' schools will join the University (NMSCl. concentrated his talk on the of Connecticut marching band" -image of politics and what he here Saturday afternoon (Oct. Edward C. Smith, president of NM.SC, said: "Although terms, ""the .Madison Avenue 311 for"the 13th annual Band Day Sellingof Politics." performance. Commended students advance . More than 2.100 musicians will* no further in the' Merit Mrs. Grasso, who arrived a bit play as'a unit during the half- Scholarship competition, their late, also gave her views on the time in the UofC-Boston standing in this nationwide post of representative, inflation, University football game at program deserves public taxation, unemployment, drags, Memorial Stadium. rec o g n i t i o n., T h e i r hi g h etc. Under the baton of UofC Band performance on the,- NMSQT Director Allan E. Gillespie, the gives promise to. continued, Mr. Sayre presented 'his views massed: bands will play the success in college. on several issues among which "Washington Post March," 'The Commended, students were inflation, the concept of "Finlandia/" Men of Ohio should, be encouraged to pursue. . March,"" "Love Theme ..from their education since ' their Romeo and Juliet,"" ""'Battle" intellectual talent represents an. ELLA cares about PEOPLE Hymn of the Republic,"', and important -and. much needed ""the Star Spangled Banner.*" natual resource. Both these nd their health and well beii Before Jhe game, the UofC students, and. our national will Marching* Band1 will perform benefit from their continuing several, selections, including educational, development" "Good Vibrations." "Lonely Bulls," "The Joker;"' "Distant The Commended, students* Shores," *", "Make Me Smile,"1 names are reported to certain ••Strangers in Paradise," and scholarship-granting agencies "GoingOutofMyHead."" and to the colleges they named as their first and, second choices ' ..One Massachusetts band - 1 .from, Agawam.Hi.gh"' School - is when they took the NMSQT in scheduled to join . the 28 February • 1970. The reports Connecticut high school, bands include home addresses, test for the performance. scores, and anticipated college Bands from /the following major and career intentions of Connecticut high 'schools plan, to the Commended students, N'MSC participate: encourages these students to' Bacon Academy (Colchester);, make every effort to continue Bennett Junior High their education. ' (Ma nchester): Bloomf ield: Health ears ... mental retardation . .. mental Cheshire: Cromwell; East Christmas Bazaar G r a n by; E a s t H a mpton; . Slated Nov. 14. LANCE •,. ODDEN, Assistant health . . , cerebral palsy . . . cystic fibrosis „ „,., Ellington: E.O. Smith, (Storrs): 'Headmaster .. and History multiple sclerosis . . . Every battle against dis- Gilbert (Winsted): • Grantoj; The Christ Church Christmas, Department head at Taft School, Lewis ...Mills (Burlington) 'and Bazaar will be held, oil Saturday, has been named recipient of the ease and disabling illness found ELLA GRASSO Montville. . Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in ' Robert Congdon Memorial Chair in the lead,. And that's where she'll be when Also, Newington; Northwest. the church auditorium. There of History by Headmaster John Regional (Winsted,): Norwich will be booths with the following C, Esty, Jr. The Congdon Chair she represents you in Congress. Free Academy: Putnam; RHAM goods: Christmas items, White was provided by a $300,000 gift (Hebron): Rockville: Rocky Elephant, baked goods, basket from the family of Robert ELECT ELLA GRASSO TO CONGRESS Mill: St.. Bernard (Montville'): items,'fancy Christmas candles Congdon. "18, of Duluth, Minn,, Somers; . Southington; South and holders, and children's and, is intended to inspire and Democrat # Sixth District # Top Lever Windsor; Thomaston; Tnimbull; games' and toys. The tea room, insure outstanding teaching of P»id fair % ttt Cwmllitf ftur Tit ElKtioi of Elli Gnut tn CaniKtt Watertown. and Wethersfield. also will be open: history at Taft. i Property of the WatertownTow nHistorical Times c Watertown. Conn,,,» ThursdaySociety, October 29,1S7O--L 9 on the part of the students. All 3ELP WANTED, MALE: To Holigan Doubts Watertown the teachers wanted, to deal with von, in greenhouses and nursery the problems, not, the symptoms, CLASSIFIED a Orange. Phone 795-4793. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgdrugs, to deal, with the basic Has Serious Drug Problem issues. "The teachers group made their "OR SALE: Come ana look at How to deal with the problem why they can't teach, "that's ...» lovely assortment of colorful of drags, as a subject and as a what we are here for, so lets get final suggestions for the green light from the Board; first, to and-Dainted occasional, ?ifts social problem, was 'discussed, by to work and, develop a HELP WANTED: General, ana Christmas items for vour the Board of Education and a curriculum." •name a coordinator, who would be released from teaching time; jouse-cieaning, one aay or two oved. ones ana; :he coming group of teachers informally 'The Stamford Curriculum, ialf days per ween. Watertown. lolidays. 274-3905',. representing all the schools in long highly regarded, is no second, to name a Drug Council town at the curriculum meeting" made up of two representatives, :ai 2744479. longer regarded as the solution ••"AEPEN'TEE AND MASON held Monday evening at the high or the best approach. 'The from each school; and third, to school. consensus of opinion of the re-establish a Health Course at VORK reasonaDle. Building Superintendent of Schools teachers group was that a the High, School. The Council will TAG SALE: 'Saturday, 1 p.m.. -epamng. .Free Estimate. Tel. James Holigan said that he meet to make concrete Sunday, ail day. Antique bottles, '.74-8397. Back Hoe Work. program, with small informal Picture trames. luttons.. aye "cannot accept the statement groups ought to be developed., to suggestions which will be that Watertown has a serious presented to the Board, in the glasses, oooks. cnairs, carpenter EXTERIOR and Interior "rap" with one another, and a :oois. »est :ype freezers, lamting. Free Estimates,, fully drag problem, because only one trained teacher, to promote near future. Perhaps a program case has come to my attention, specific attitudes and outlooks can be implemented in (he commercial meat sneers, aid nsurea. Tel. 274-8785. and the attention of the Board in second half of the school year, Tunics, saby furniture,, metal . . the 1,4 months that I have been in definitely in, the fall. xds.etc.GBOakSt Watertown,. ?ARN SMfli heion Cnnstmas town,,.,"' He asked the group why ?or directions call 274-5388^ 1Kmf oroers for studio Glrl mare cases .have not, 'been Organ Recital Senior Citizens ' " '" ' jsmeties ana wigs. Call district brought to Us attention if the mR RENT: Floor Sander k raiuujer alter 3:30. 274-4917. problem, is as grave as the group Sunday At 3olisher. Power Saws. ladders, says it is. At a recent meeting of the '3lum6.i;n,K Tools. 101 rental toots GENERAL ELECTRIC John Regan, administrative Christ Church Senior Citizens held at the •or homeowners. "ieaiine, Hot Water. Warm Air & assistant to the superintendent, United, Methodist Church Drop- VATERTOWN BUILDING ,irConditioning. said that he has' gotten, the in Center, Mrs. James Brody, a UPPLY WESSON HEATING CORP., feeling from 'many teachers that member of Westbury Woman's •5 Echo Lake Rd., :aterbury the administration at the high ' Club, displayed and explained :«555 'I ©8-4711 school has tried to 'hide from, the her craft work and a variety of other handicraft to the group. .JHMNE'Y CLEANING ad problem,, not admit that it exists, "These included such things as ¥ A,NT ED: "hree-room .and not get involved with solving "am is tied .Bariment. ..jbs, cellars, garages ana, attics painted and deconpage boxes. :ieaned. 274-4581. it. Christmas stockings, ornaments Vatertown-Oakville area. Call Pat Hannigan, from Swift 244206. Junior High,,,, said he feels that and children's clothing. ."OR YOUR, BEST BUYS in the problem, there is not very On Tuesday, Nov., 3, Mrs. John arpeung, see our large stock of grave, that, the administration at Robb. also of the Westbury Club, L.OST: Thomaston Savings Bank Mill Ends ana Remnants from Swift, is concerned and will, give a, demonstration of 3ook Mo. 42002591. Payment America's .Best known Carpet interested, in accepting the interesting handicrafts., , for. Oils. Savings from 1/4 to 1/3. challenge, He also said that a The group meets every Many large enougn for wail-to- special, curriculum has been set, Tuesday at 1:30 p.m., at the 'SMIL JE WELERS-EXPERT "vail installation. up at that school, to educate the Methodist Church. VATCH REPAIRING *ND tOUSATONIC VALLEY teachers. guaranteed Workmanship,., ,,'UG SHOP The representatives outlined SEAL ESTATE jirnwail Bridge. Conn. for the Board, what is now being MALL ELECTRICAL jobs our ",:!,. 2034724134 taught to the students, on all STATE OF CONNECTICUT. specialty. Nights ana weekend levels, about the use of drags. service. Fully licensed. 274-3355. SRNIE'S AUTO BODY WORK Mrs. ' Joanne Bergin, fourth DISTRICT OF WATERTOWN. :,ne ot ".he most completely ss. Probate Court, Oct.: 19.1970. grade teacher at South School, Donald M.Pearson -auippea Paint & Body Shops in said that, there is no unified Estate of HENRY P.. MATH TUTORING, grades 4-10. Connecticut. Wheel .Alignment curriculum in the elementary Christ Church will present a STANCO, late of the town of ,i 11 e r noo n s ina e v en ings. jna Balancing. grades. The subject is quickly series of organ recitals on three Watertown.,, m said district, Watertown area. S2.50 hourly. »1 Menden Road dealt, with in, the third grade, but Sunday evenings in November. deceased. 24-5581. "^terbury generally it is not, talked about March and May. The first The Court of Probate for the unless the Children, bring up the concert will be held Sunday, District of Watertown, hath FOR RENT: Six large rooms, subject, themselves. Nov. 1 at 1p.m. limited and allowed: hree imurnished, ground floor, .'lew ,.ust arrived at Chintz "N" Prints The artist, Donald M. Pearson, months from, the date hereof for citchen. dining room... Available .a Mewtown. in enormous Mr. Hannigan, speaking on the the creditors' of said, estate to 1 material presented to Junior is Professor of Music and "4 Nov. References ana lease. lunrner oi Decorator Slipcover exhibit their claims for .74-4439. •faoery & U'phoisterv Fabrics High students said, the subject is College Organist at Vassar settlement. Those who neglect to dealt with in the Science Dept. in .College. He'Served as chairman •'i enormous savings. S. Main St. present their accounts, property WANTED: full-size 'irfs Rte. 251 Newtown. Conn. a unit on drags, smoking, and of the Dept. of Music from, 1,958; attested, within said time, will alcohol. A curriculum has been to 1961, and as Director of the licycie in good condition. Call be debarred a recovery. All 74-4302. set up for the teachers, and Vassar College Choir from 1952 persons indebted to said estate suggested that a program, not a to 1970. Previously, Mr. Pearson are requested to make ""curriculum'",, be developed, to taught at the Eastman School of immediate payment to IE WEAVING: Moth, holes and SALT HAY deal with the problems that Music of the University of Tunis nvisiblv -ewoven >r Peat Moss - Straw cause the use of drags, what Rochester. Atty. Walter F. Torrance. Jr.. Protect Tour Hants C Shrabs Executor. nenaeo. Monogra mming . COICO. -4S«OeHTST. leads children to escape to drugs Mr. Pearson holds a ' • and his name alone appears on Line C of the voting machine. . their votes at Heminway Park VILLAGE FABRICS there also ..are four School.. Those in the. Second constitutional amendment District will vote at Swift Junior SPECIAL SALE questions on the machines this High School. . year. They are: To make the A sample ballot listing, all of WE ARE OFFERING SOME TERRIFIC BARGAINS! the offices for which-contests •election of Attorney General a 1 constitutional requirement; To • exist is listed at the 'bottom of HELP I'S MAKE OLR MO VI.\G DA ¥ EASIER! make 21 the minimum age for the page. Information on, how to holding of state office; To lower vote... how to split a ticket and OPEN EVERY DAY f-5:3i P.M.. ' THURSDAY TO 8 P.M.. the voting age to 18; .and To how to vote for the four require 'annual sessions of the constitution questions is included WOOPBURY State Legislature. - . - elsewhere in" today's issue. Recent polls have shown Mr. Meskill to hate a, lead 'over Mr. Daddario which is growing as , the election nears. This has led: some GOP leaders to fear that a ' ARMAND'S SAYS: DON'T LET WINTER sense of complacency may be disasterous for the party on election day,. Locally interest; centers1 on the race for State Representative. It is a case of a man. long active in . ^ Nancy Akins (Continued From Page 1) religious census of the area for" the' Conn.' State' Conference of Congregational Churches.." She presently ••"lives in Bummers'tot* , where her husband is the minister of the Dummerston Center Congregational Church. Those participaing in the Moaiy-Sovng Ordination Service will be: The "• Rev. David L. Pearce, Youth- Minister at the Cresent Ave. Presbyterian Church, Plainfield, MOBIL SUPER TRACTION New Jersey; Mrs. David S, McBean. member of the- POLYESTER & BELTED Dummerston Congregational •Church, Dummerston. Vt.; Tires for Everyone's Pocketbook ! ! Rowland Strong, Vice-" Moderator of the Naugatuck Valley Association of Churches and Ministers: The Rev. George Check your tire size •.. then E. "Gilchrist, Pastor Emeritus of the First Congregational Church; Irving Akins, Deacon of Check Armand's Low Prices!! the First Congregational Church and father of the ordained:; The NT WAIT - STOP IN TODAY! Rev. William J. Zito, minister of the First Congregational Church: Roger W. Bryson. Chairman of the Diaconate of the First Congregational Church: FABULOUS SNOW TIRE SALE The, Rev. V. Joseph Milton, minister of the Dummerston C o n g r eg a, t i o n a. 1 C h u r c h, No Trade-Ins Ask. about our extended terms with a Mobil Credit Card.. Lot Ann end'» Dummerston, Vt., and husband We Also honor Master Charge, BankAmericard, American Tok« tfi« WOTry out of the ordained; and Frederick Express and Carte Blanche Credit Cards. of E Black. Director of Music at (the First Congregational Church. J The Rev.., Mr. Gilchrist. will • deliver the sermon, and. the robe will be presented from, the church,. Immediately following ..the ARMAND'S FUEL CO. service a reception, will follow in 274-2538 Fellowship Hall in honor of the 131 Davis St. OakviN* Rev, Mrs. Milton.