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> O Timely Coverage Of News In The Fastest Growing Community M Litchfwld County •cr- O Vol. 40 No. 20 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $12.00 PER YEAR Car, Rt. P.S. PRICE 30 CENTS May 16, 1985 La 1-3 Watertown Group's K Refuse Plant Goes To Hearing Monday Residents will have a chance to speak out on the controversial pro- Parade Lineup Announced posal by the Watertown Group to build a trash-to-energy incineration For Memorial Day Event 'plant in, the community at, a public 'The tentative lineup for the 1985 for the parade. Mr. Battick said all hearing Monday, May 20. Memorial Day Parade, sponsored members should be present. The hearing has been scheduled by the Watertown-Oakville The various division directors, by the Town Council, for .8 p.m. in, the high school library, 32,4 French DISCUSSING A POINT1 with Superintendent Vincent I. Petroccia, 'Veterans Council, has been for- and where their groups will form,, are: as follows: First Division, St., prior to the regular Council right, of the Water and Sewer Authority at Monday night's special Town mulated. Chairman Phillip Battick Russell Smith, Knights of Colum- meeting Council-aothority joint meeting are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dibble, Grand- Jr. of the parade committee has bus parking lot; Second, George Administration and Council of- view Avenue. About 40 residents turned out at a hearing to support announced. Collier, area to right of plaza en- ficials this week went on a tour of plans for a water, line extension into the neighborhood, only to learn The annual parade is scheduled, for Monday, May 27, to begin at trance; Third, Steve Rossignol, a similar refuse disposal plant in a lawsuit: by four Fire District .members could delay fending •through area to left of plaza, entrance; and Pitts field, Mass,.,, to obtain a referendum for months, (Valuckas Photo) 10 a.m. sharp at the Watertown Plaza parking areas, Main Street. Fourth, Ed Schweitzer, area at far knowledge on the 'type of operation This year the line of march will, go left of plaza entrance; being advanced by principals Jesse Monroe and. Philip Goldt.hwa.it. Disputed General Benefit south along; Main Street: for 1.2 The tentative lineup is as follows miles, ending at 'the corner of Main for the divisions: The near-$4Q million facility and Riverside Street, in Oakville. --First, police cars and Police would, be built on land off upper Ordinance Going To Court State Sen. Jamie McLaughlin (R- Department color guard; Water- Echo' Lake 'Road. However, the About 40 residents, from the municipal water would be assess- Woodbury) of ther 32nd District, town High, • School band; parade Watertown Group missed an April Grandview and Circuit Avenues ed. $2,500 over a 15-month period. will be the -main speaker at '•the marshals and, ••staff; Town Council, 30 deadline it had set for Itself in area of town, angrily left a. public However, four residents of the monument ceremonies. members;.'102nd -Infantry Bat- obtaining.commitments from, com- hearing Monday night in. the high Fire District, including WFD The council will meet Monday, talion; .Auxiliary Police units; Civil munities to supply 220 tons of school senior cafeteria after they Chairman William, Q. Judge, filed May 20',, at 8 p.m. in the Oakville Defense units; Oakville VFW; refuse daily. learned a Watertown Fire District, suit Friday to prevent the town, .American Legion hall, Bunker Hill Oakville VFW Ladies Auxiliary; The Group also missed a mid- lawsuit could block, plans to supp- from, using a disputed general, Road, to make final arrangements (Continued on page 2) April, deadline for obtaining land to ly 'the parched neighborhood with, benefit, ordinance and, have $93,380' build the plant on. Mr. Monroe said the April, 30 water. of the project paid for by the deadline no longer was firm, The hearing was called to con- general, fund. Third Elderly Seminar because of Monday's hearing. The sider approving an ordinance which ,. WFD officials argue (he general, Council, in, a split vote April 1, would bond $268,380 to ran a The third in a series of on-going will follow. benefit portion, should, come from passed a resolution, committing the water line from Neil Drive into the 'educational seminars to bring up- Judge Geghan is a Watertown the water operations fund of the town's solid waste refuse to the neighborhood. Through .an agree- to-date information to 'the town's resident, and, has been judge of pro- authority. Group for 10 years. ment worked, out. with the Fire elderly population has been bate since 1975. He is a.'graduate The agreement, is not formal, . District, the homeowners would be A. motion filed in the case will, 'be scheduled for next month. of Sacred Heart High School, though, and one still, must be work- charged. $372 to connect into the heard. May 28 in Waterbury The Commission on Aging, the Waterbury, F'ordham University, ed, out. line Superior Court Town Attome> Board of Education, and the Police and 'the Catholic University School Mr. Goldthwait has stated a tip- Franklin Pilicy said Mondaj night and Fire Departments will sponsor of Law. Vincent J Petroccia, superinten- ping fee of $25 per ton is the case could span two years, but the hearing Sunday June 9, at. 2:30 dent of the Water and Sewer He holds memberships in the guaranteed for two years. Authority, said residents using "it's too earl> to tell " p.m. at Swift Junior High School, Waterbury, Connecticut, and 250 Colonial St., Oakville, Town Manager Robert Mid- American Bar Associations, has daugh has indicated news from the Probate Judge Carey Geghan been a member of 'the Executive will be the guest speaker, and cover Group regarding potential Committee of the American. Pro- customers for supplying refuse has WHS Wrestling Program such topics as probate court,, wills, bale Assembly for more than 18 been, slow in coming. Several estate planning, gifts to children, years, and. belongs to the members of the Council, have and more. He also will explain, ma- Redevelopment .Agency. criticized the facility backers for Down In Final Pinning?" jor changes in the law. (Continued on page 2) Because wrestling has been the kids do well." A question and answer session, The hearing is free of charge. mired in a lack of school interest, On Passage of Budget E Christ Church has lacked a, coach, and is "four Superintendent of Schools Dr. i times more dangerous than any Philip Fallon said he was pleased Fair Expands (her sport for serious injuries," with the passage of the 1985-86 tth'letie Committee Chairman school budget at the May 6 'town To Extra Night David Dalton recommended at 'the meeting. Board, of Education meeting Mon-~ "The passage of the 1985-86 Christ Episcopal Church, 25 The day night monies for the sport, be school budget was a team effort:,"* Green, has announced, expanded dropped. he said. "I was very pleased, with plans for its 1985 annual fair. • Before the Board looks over the my first town meeting and. do feel Michael Mills,,' general chair- request, however. Chairman. 'the cooperation has'been excellent; man, has arranged for the fair to Robert. Kaminski asked. Mr. Dalton with the Board and "the Town. \ open, Friday, May 31, from 6 to for a, series of recommendations Council members. 9:30 p.m., in addition to the from the Athletic Committee, and "I do feel we have a very ac- previously announced all-day June other committees as well, so the countable budget."" 1,'event. Board could take care of them Recognition > ""'We want: to make.this 24th" an- together and not. as they came up. Among those receiving: recogni- nual celebration a family affair, so Mr. Dalton also announced there tion at the meeting was the Water- we're trying to provide a special at- will be a meeting of all coaches on town High School FBLA (Future mosphere the first night aimed at June 3, 7 p.m., at. Swift Junior Business Leaders of America), the younger people," Mr. Mills High School. Purpose of the picked as the outstanding chapter said. The "Friday night program, meeting, Mr. Dalton said, is for 'the in the state for the seventh con- will feature a midway of rides and. coaches to air their "mutual secutive- year. WATERBURY CHORALE MEMBERS Bob Baldwin, left, and. Peter games, cotton candy, popcorn, gripes." Also,;' the YARC • (Young Tuozzolo, both of 'Watertown, rehearse a portion of their upcoming candy apples, fried dough, and He also recognized the success Authors Reading Conference) and concert, "A Mighty Fortress," a tribute to J.S. Bach and the-composers grilled hamburgers and hot dogs. the Watertown sports programs Chapter I, which received a. cer- of the Reformation. The concert, will be held Sunday, May 1,9, at 4 A special offering the first night were enjoying during the spring. tificate from the United States p.m. at St. Iota's-Church, The Green, Waterbury.• Tickets are available will be a live rock: conceit by the "With all the money we spend "on Department of Education, were from the two members, other Chorale singers, and will be available (Continued, on page 2) athletics," he said, "it's nice to see recognized. , at 'the door. , Page 2 Town Times (Watertown, Conn..) May 16, 1985 The display of advertising signs ParadPropertye Lineup in the linofe of march the, is prohibited.. Watertown. Christ Church Historical Society (Continued from- page 1) 'The final, lineup will be announc- - (Continued from, page 1) ed in next week's Town 'Times. and 'the Gold Star mothers. Christian rock group Messenger. -Second, Swift, Junior High watertownhistoricalsociety.orgOn Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 School band; Oakville American Watertown Group p.m , a country auction will take Legion; Oakville .American, Legion (Continued from page 1) place. There will be sales of units; Knights of Columbus; Cub clothing, books, records, crafts, Scout troops; Boy Scout troops; not supplying enough data and baked goods, and more. • and Masonic groups. facts. Refreshments will be available -Third, Oakville-Watertown The Republican Town, Commit- all day long. A, sit-down luncheon Drum Corps.; Watertown VFW; tee in mid-April sent a. list of ques- also, is planned. Watertown VFW Ladies Auxiliary; tions to the Group and to Phil The fair will be held, rain, or 1.98,5 Miss Greater Watertown; Armetta, who is heading up a . shine. Brownies; Girl Scouts; Watertown Bristol-based, regional disposal, Junior Women's Club; and the system. The Republicans said 16 Big Brothers, Lions Club float. key questions, asking specifics on -Fourth, Grammar School band; refuse 'Commitment, financial back- Sisters Group Watertown American Legion; an- ing, town, obligations, and othei areas need to be .answered. The first meeting of'the new Big tique cars; Westbury Drum Corps; • Brothers/Big Sisters Volunteer The town's proposed terms for a Watertown Fire Department; and Support Group will be held Thurs- letter of commitment require the fire engines, day, May 23, at 7 p.m. in the Group to identify the partners in the TWO 'TREES WEEE PLANTED OD the Town Hall HIil Green this Additional, units may be placed, Board Room of the Greater Water- company and the agreements past week by 'the Watertown Garden Club, represented, by members at the discretion of the parade com- bury YMCA, 136 West Main St., among them,; state the terms of'the Olga Buttrick, left, .and Betty Christie, as part of its .Arbor Day celebra- mittee. Serving with Chairman Bat- Waterbury. tion, .and the honoring of'the state's. 350th birthday. One of the Korean, tick are Fred. Schell and. Mr. Bar- agreements with consultants; disclose status of permit, applica- The meeting will allow dogwoods also was planted, in memoiy of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jarlett, baret, marshals, and Mr... volunteers in the BO/BS of Greater who 'lived, in Watertown many years on DeForest Street, and raised Schweitzer,, grave decorations. Mr. tions; detail 'the financing, in- Waterbury and Torrington pro- a family of six youngsters. (Recreation Photo) Battick is in, charge of publicity. cluding land, purchases; create a timetable for mating certain goals; grams to "share interaction" with, The firing squad assignments, to documents may be acceptable, even agree on aspects of the tipping fee fellow volunteers, said Miranda, a.m. to 5:30 p.m., but will, be clos- be ready at 8:30 a.m. on Memorial if written in, a. foreign language. guarantee; and agree to the imposi- Dupont, Waterbury caseworker for ed Saturday through Monday, May Day, are Oakville VFW, BB/BS. The volunteers also can 25 to 27. All stations will reopen The same kind of flexibility is Evergreen, Cemetery; Watertown tion of performance bonds on, the company,.. meet Linda Stevens, Torrington Tuesday, May 28, at 8 a.m. seen, when a person seeks to VFW, Mount Olivet Cemetery; branch manager who will integrate establish proof of a marriage. and Oakville American, Legion. The Watertown Group proposal her support group with the Greater SS Flexible While planning to visit: 'the Social, Mount St., James Cemetery. has been in, the offing; about two Waterbury one. Security office, a good deal of time years. Some residents speculated Those planning; to attend should ,. In Accepting might be saved by calling ahead. It the backers would try to push, a dog is possible to transact some CHILI} CARE. track facility through along with 'the confirm, with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters office in, Waterbury no later Evidence Info business completely by phone so an Axe you nervous about leaving your baby trash, plant. office visit would be unnecessary. or child: in someone else "s care? So was S. than, Tuesday, May 21, by calling At various times, someone might Tims "s why I'm doing day care. For &ame~ 754-218,1. be asked to submit evidence to Anyone who has a question about, on.e you can trust, call me. I'll take care Quality Painting Social Security to substantiate a letting; evidence should contact any of your child like my own and I have very Motor Vehicle Hour's •ocial Security office. high standards. Service statement made. When applying; for a. Social Security number, the law Such as: All Motor Vehicle Department requires evidence of the date-of Class Ring Orders My "Open Door Policy" Experienced in offices will close Friday, May 24, birth, identity, and. United States, Lotsa Love Residential in observance of the Memorial Day Safe, Clean, Happy Home citizenship or lawful admission The Watertown High School Painting holiday weekend, the state DMV Good, .Nutritious; Food status. Class of 1,987 members and •their and Papering has said. {Special Diets Wi.ll Be Fallowed)" However, Social Security tries to parents .are, invited to view a. display Lwtsa Fun Activities The offices, will reopen at 8:30 be flexible in, regard to the type of of class rings, at the WHS library, I will also assist you in potty tanning and a.m.. Tuesday, May 28, .and main- References evidence it will accept. When proof 324 French St., on Wednesday, teaching personal hygiene appropriate for tain normal business hours, the .re- child's age. of age is required,, for example, the May 22, from. 7 to 9 p.m. 756-1593 mainder of the week. My rates are reasonable and. I have ex- best, evidence would be an official Dan Mullane, a representative cellent references. Call me at 2744997 Insured The auto emissions stations will public record of birth. If this is not from. Josten's, will be available to be open all day May 24 from 8 available, however, . other answer questions and take orders. Watertown Meat Center 485 Main Street, ^8,™.™.^..^ Watertowo 274-2714 - NOW ACCEPTING FOOD STAMPS - —NotRasponsIMator Typographical Etrors— •PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL TUESDAY, MAY 21— U.S.D.A. For the Rotisserie or Grill CHOICE U.S.D.A, Choice U.S.D.A. Choice NY. STRIP STEAK lib. GREAT ROASTS Leg of Lamb (bulterflled If desired) EYE ROUND ROAST RIB EYE STEAK Ib. (boneless) 49 $2°V Boneless CHUCK STEAK Ib. RIB EYE ROAST LONDON BROIL (shoulder) $"1 59 Tender Round 6/^AQ *3 SANDWICH STEAK ^'fc16 IU. CHOCK FILLET Tender Round CUBE STEAK. $O1 9 Ib. $159,Ib. U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice Fresh, Lean - Fresh, Lean Fresh Extra Lean Fresh,, Extra Lean Ground Chuck Grounmad Chuc\, k Patties Ground Round Ground Round Patties • All Cold Cuts Sliced To Order • $1 Krakus Imported Ham $1 ww. '-Our Own Fresh ITALIAN o ITALIAN Land o* Lakes American Cheese $1 "IU. HOIiwgwrt SAUSAGE r SAUSAGE PATTIES Perdue Chicken Weaver Chicken Roll $1 89ib -COUPON- FREEZER Boneless Breast Large White | Wunder Bar German Bologna 9901b. Grade A j SPECIAL Offt U.S.D.A. Choice $239,Ib. Sandy Mac Baked Virginia Ham $23iib, any 1 Ib. I Whole Tenderloin Chef's Choice Q O /£ $ 89 EGGS! package of FILLET MIGNON Cornish Hen Ib Imported Swiss Cheese 2 ib. > 59 twin pack Our Own Rare Roast Beef ®3'^®ib. BACON 1 $3 ,Ib. Perdue • cut and wrapped Chicken Legs 7 (wfth B »V purchase) S I for the freezer • 59$, Our Own Meatballs in Sauce ®t ®ih, Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown , SocietyConn,) May 16, 1985 Page 3 dietitian for the New England Bap- D. Monterose, tist Hospital, Boston, Mass. Fire District Postpones Mr. Hawkins graduated from. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgE.F. Hawkins North Yarmouth, Academy in Yar- Mahler Site Plan Okay mouth, Maine, and the University ^ To Wed In Oct. "of Connecticut with, a bachelor's degree in geology /geophysics. He Site plan approval for a piece of District Chairman Albert A. Mrs. Rose, C... Monterose, 27 has received a master's degree in property near Town Hall Hill will Yurgelun said he would like to Spring St., Oakville, wife of' the geology/geophysics from, Boston be decided after confusion about meet with Mr. Masayda to discuss late John M. Monterose, announces College, Chestnut Hill, Mass. He sidewalks is cleared up, it was the confusion over the sidewalk the engagement of their daughter, currently is finishing up his determined at a meeting of the issue, and will give the developer Diane M. Monterose, to Edward F. graduate program. Watertown Fire District Monday a formal answer on his site plan, re- Hawkins, son of Mrs. Janice night. quest later in the week. Mal'Iey Hawkins and. the late Ed- Montessori School Developer Ken Mahler had Medical offices have been pro- ward F. 'Hawkins, Portland, previously received site plan, ap- posed for the property. Maine. The Montessori School, of Nor- proval for the property on May 14, Developers .Agreement An, Oct.. 12 'wedding is planned. thwestern Connecticut will have a 1984, but since then, has made a. 'The WFD unanimously agreed to Miss Monterose graduated from public open house Sunday, May change and size reduction in the grant a. developer's agreement to Watertown High School, and from, 19, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the First plan. Now he needs another extend water and sewer lines off the University of Connecticut with Congregational Church, 40 approval. 'Porter Street into a proposed a B.S.. degree in clinical, dietetics. Deforest St. More information, can, But Stanley Masayda, zoning en- subdivision. She currently is a registered clinical. be obtained by calling 283-5920'. forcement officer of the Planning The existing houses within the 'MARK ZAFTONE, Watertown, and. Zoning Commission, said in a Fire District's boundary on Com- has been elected president of the letter the WFD's approval of 'the mon R.O. W. do not have access to Student Senate at the University of SUPER, CAR WASH new lot should be contingent upon, •district faci.iti.es. Approximately 20 New England, Biddeford, Maine, the installation of sidewalks. Mr. homeowners would, benefit. • for the 1985-86 academic year. Saturday, May 18, 1985 Masayda noted the commission has . It also was determined those Completing his sophomore year in, 10:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. 'been "requiring" sidewalks on .any within 'the district would, receive business management, the Sacred Main Street development. about a $1,000 rebate because of Heart High School graduate is the Benefit, Scholarship' Fund Superintendent Duane George the percentage of their taxes that, son of Anthony and Shirley noted, however, for the last four goes to pay for district water and Zappone. Main. Street projects only two. sewer. St. Piys X Council - Knights of Columbus Burger King and. Pizza. Hut, have HGHS Reunion 1175 Main Street, Watertown sidewalks. Meter Tests The Holy Cross High School Mr. Mahler said he would like to Meter tests have been scheduled Class of 1975 is planning its 10- Donation $2.00 see 'the town "set" an example .and for the large 3-inch and 6-inch year reunion. Any class member not "make" one, to put sidewalks meters at. Taft School for the June not. contacted by the reunion com- in front of the Watertown Library shutdown period, Superintendent mittee is asked to call the school, at The Employees and. Staff and the Town,. Hall Annex. George announced. 574-5422 or 757-9248, and leave of " his or her current address. - The Watertown Post Office Cordially Extend This Invitation Educational Program On UGE DISCOUNTS to Gas And Energy A t Swift An Open House The high, energy program of unusual teaching devices, in- ""Gasworks: Pipeline to the eluding an animated storage barrel on Future," will be presented by demonstrating the principle gas Roberta Acquaotta, from, the must be transported under Saturday, May 18, 1985 University of Hartford Energy pressure; an illuminated map of gas 12:30 p.m. until 3:30' p.m. 'Education Resource Center1, to distribution networks; a cyrog.eni.es Swift Junior High School, demonstration, illustrating the pro- 30 Woodruff Avenue youngsters Tuesday, May 28, at cess of liquefying natural gas; and. Decorator Closeout Watertown, Connecticut 9:12 a.m. at the 250 Colonial St., an inflatable dinosaur, Daphne. Fabrics for Draperies, Slipcovers and Upholstery Guided, Tours of 'the Facility Oakville school. Answered by the program will be at a Fraction of their Presentation on Automation The program will educate 'the questions such- as: where - does original Price. • Service Information. students about natural, gas and its natural gas fit into today's and Monday - Saturday Refreshments •future role. It will feature an, array tomorrow's changing, energy pic- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Philatelic Display tures? What is synthetic gas? How Lifchfiei'd, Ct. Please Join Us and Learn How We Deliver YourMml will it meet'our needs? 567-4067 The presenter received a, degree from St. Joseph, College, West Hartford, and developed her energy expertise while teaching physical science. She feels energy 'education is crucial in today's school systems. "'Our future depends upon wise decisions," she said. "Therefore, BUY BUILD. young people must know the choices available." Gasworks hails from the Univer- sity of Hartford's College of Engineering, as do other energy programs free of charge. REPAIR. CARPET CLEANING Any 2'Rooms MICHAEL J. GALULLO, 15 (Includes REMODEL Pine St., has been appointed vice Deodorizing) president of domestic sales and. $38 elected as an officer of ANAMET, • Truck Mounted Steam Cleaning System' Inc., Waterbury. A graduate of • 24 Hi. Answering Service Fordham University, New York • Out of Area Call Collect City, Mr. Gaiullo joined the com- • Call for Other Prices & Services pany in 195,5, and progressed ELITE Cleaning System, Inc. REFINANCE. through the field sales organization . 274-1359 in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Dallas, Low Rates ... Fast Approval. Texas before returning to Water- r bury in 1969 as product, manager, . Christ is the Courteous, Professional Service. and subsequently as a marketing 1 manager and. manager of domestic Answer ! sales. He currently serves on the Watertown Library Association The longer you Board of 'Trustees, and on, the carry a grudge, Board of Directors for the local chapter of the American, Diabetes The heavier it gets! Association. -He is- a former The Mortgage Specialists member and chairman of the Evangel Assembly Republican 'Town Committee, and was a member of the Charter Revi- of God sion Commission and the Police Where the difference First Federal Savings Commission. He resides with his is worth the distance. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WATERBURY • ' ' wife Lucy. 2245 Litchfield Road, Wtri., Ct. Sunday SehooUi30a.m. Watertoam 274-8818 ' Waterinuy 755-1422 ' Southbury 264-2444 BLACK AMD BLUE Morning Worship 11:00 a.m Prayer Service 5:30 p.m Life's-a succession of lessons in- lr*rrilieW» the college of experience—the school colors are black and blue. Page 4 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown,, Conn. of) Ma they 16, 198 5 Watertown Historical Society 01 Dl D Dl DIDDID Dl Dl D DODO Dl 01 Dl O D D O O ID ID ID O ID 01 It also was refreshing to witness the many Town Council chairmen who came to our breakfast, as our TOWN TIMEwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgS INC. guests. Former Council Chairmen Published weekly. Subscription rates are $1.2 within .Alexander Alves, Richard Bozzuto, Litchfield County, $14 elsewhere in Connecticut, .and $1.6 Norman Stephen, Mrs. Robert out of state. Office is located in the Capozzi Professional Witty [sitting in for 'the late Robert Building, 1192 Main. Street, Watertown. Second class Witty), •William Butterly Jr., and postage paid at Watertown, Ct. present Chairwoman Barbara For news or information call 274-6721, Address mail Hymel broke bread at one table- to TOWN TIMES, Box 1, Watertown, Ct. certainly a first: for Watertown. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Town Our club plans to carry on this Times, P.O. Box 1, Watertown, Ct. '06795. tradition of recognizing the leaders Wi.lli.am E. Simmons. Publisher who have contributed to our com-' Thomas Valuckas, Editor.; Kim. Harmon, Editorial As- munity when we induct former sistant; Marie McGregor, Business Office; Dolores -Deocrat State Reps. John Keilty, Semeraro, Advertising Manager; Claudia Pettinicchi Michael Vernovai, and William. and Delois Reilly, Sales. Representatives; Martha Butterly Jr. as honorary members Stammer, Production Supervisor; Pamela Conboy, at: our Aug.. 11 Crestbrook Park and Bernice Proe, Production Staff; Lorraine Veron- picnic. neau, Lillian Misura and.' Odette Sirois, Circulation The Watertown Young and mailing. Democrats Club is chartered, under USPS 635-410 the statewide Young Democrats ' O D Ol O 01 ID Dl O 01DIDDDDD D DO O O O DDDD D D • D Club organization. Thus, our ADVERTISING NOTICE authority to proceed is derived TOWN TIMES nil]! make every effort, to see tint all advertising crapy .is correctly printed. from, Hartford,, and. not from 'the The publishers assume no financial responsibility for typographical errors In advertise- local Democrat Town Committee. ments, bit wtl gladly reprint, without charge, that part of advertisement In which an The above representation, is an error may occur. Reguiarly scheduled advertising may be canceled or corrected within deadline limits only. organizational fact, but certainly should in no way .result in our club being labeled "dissident," as one press our gratitude to 'the Maisto recent area newspaper account : and Romano families. Our club reported. ; :i0:Tife EDITOR: feels that, we have started a great .Rather, our club is attempting to tradition in awarding 'the John F. Editor reach out to the youth of our town, Kennedy Community Service particularly young families, and. get Town Times Award to worthy recipients such .as Dear Sir: • • •them involved in the Democrat pro- Miss Robin E. Okolo ! Pasquale "Flash" Maisto and Joe cess. We •fully intend, to' support the Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus J. Okolo Si., Ellington, announce die engage- O n. behalf of the Young Romano. Democrat Club, I would like to Town Committee's Democrat slate ment of their daughter, Robin, Elizabeth,, to John Andrew Lampron, take this opportunity to The former's memory will be an •this fall, which no doubt will be son of Mr. and Mis.-Raymond I. Lampion ST., Watertown. An, Aug. acknowledge everyone that par- inspiration, to us always, and Joe headed by our fine town' clerk, 10 wedding is planned.. Miss Okolo graduated from, Ellington High ticipated in our breakfast on May Romano fortunately will be with us Mary Canty. School, and from, Westbrook College, Portland, Mane. She is a den- 5 at Cavallo's Crestbrook Inn. to serve the Watertown communi- If • anyone has any questions tal hygienist for Dr. Stanley M. A pur, DDS, hfiddletown. Mr. Lam- In particular, I would like to ex- ty for years to come. about our "club, please contact pron is a, graduate of Watertown High School, and is employed as an Robert Kulikauskas at 274-8723, or installation supervisor for Lauietano Sign Co., Bristol,,., me at 574-7723, 274-9453. 'Very truly yours was in Evergreen, Cemetery. for many years before moving to NOW Sean C. Butterly, Mrs. Savage died at her home Watertown in, 1968,.. Among the OPEN President, Watertown Young Thursday, May 9, after a. long il- survivors locally are a daughter, WEEKENDS Democrats lness.. She had. been a Florida resi- Mrs. John (Jacqueline) Martin, dent since 1970. Watertown. Fri., Sat. & Sun. 9-6 obituaries.... 1 Peter Hasemann Benjamin Mitchell Funeral services for Peter • Quality Nursery Stock - Hasemann, 41, of East Hartford, Dwarf - Popular - Scarce - Unusual Albert, J. Kndl Funeral services for Benjamin "Benny" Felix Mitchell, 70, of were held Monday, May 13, at 11 Many Varieties of: Memorial services for Albert I. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Krull, 69, of 212 Good Hill Road,/' 1251 Guernseytown Road, husband Spruce • Rhododendron • Azealeas • Tax us of the late Lillian. (Schelevitz) Mit- Waterbury. Burial 'was in. East Euonymns • Dogwood • junipers • Cypress Woodbury, husband of Barbara, Cemetery. Geraniums & Bedding Plants (Pope) Krull, were held Monday, chell, were held Tuesday, May 14, May 13, at 3 p.m. at the. First Con- at 8:15 a.m. from, the Albini Mr. Hasemann died Thursday, gregational Church, with the Rev. Funeral, Home, Waterburv, to St. May 9, at St. Francis Hospital,, William,.!. Zito officiating. Burial John's Church, fora Mass at 9 a.m. Hartford, from injuries sustained in Burial was in. Mount Olivet 66 Jackson Lane, Bethlehem, Ct. was private in. Evergreen a motor vehicle accident. Among Cemetery. the survivors locally are two .. Dennis Dodge, Owner- Cemetery. Mr. Krull, a. member and former -Mr. Mitchell died suddenly Fri- brothers, Hans Gunther Hasemann ..deacon at First Congregational, day, May 10, in Monticello, N'.Y. and Heinz .Hasemann, both of died Friday afternoon, May 10, at He had been a, Waterbury resident Watertown. his home after a long illness. He was a former member of'the Board, Pulsac Quartz of Finance for the town. Luncheon, Card, In addition to his wife, among Fbrgrads. the survivors locally are a sister, BYKNES-A son, Daniel Henry Party May ,23 'Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Senich, Long, May 3 at "Waterbufy The Women's Fellowship of the A smart choice. Watertown. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert First Congregational Church, 40 H. Byrnes (Margaret H. Long), DeForest St., will hold, its annual Mrs. Joseph Savage • Watertown. Grandparents are Mr. Spring Luncheon and. Card Party LARGE SELECTION Funeral services.' for Mrs. and Mrs. Henry .Long Jr., Water- Thursday, May 23, in. Fellowship Mildred. (Shaw) Savage, 77, ol town, Mrs. Frances Byrnes, Hall. 1.529 Liberty Tree Road, Watertown, and Robert Byrnes, Mrs. Bill Skyrme and, Mrs. Ron Titusvitte, Fla., formerly of Water- Olympia, Wash. Webb are co-chairwomen for the town, and wife of Joseph Savage, luncheon. There will, be "two were held Monday, May 13, at 9 GAMBONE-A son, David searings, one at 12 noon and the a.m. at St. John's Church. Burial Michael, April 23 at Waterbury other at 1:1,5 p.m.. Hospital, to Mr. .and Mrs. Michael, 1 ""'COUPON1™ Reservations can be made by j Gambone (Deborah Lampron), calling the church office at •• j Memorial Day Watertown. 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Propertybury, to Sylvesteofr Waldronthe, Water Watertown- corporation, acting under President. Historical Society bury,, prope-rty at Lake Winnemaug Fred Quatrano, to Donna Jean. De Estates, $800'; Pamela, C. Perrotti Meis, Waterbury, property on, Something New., (no address given), to Stephen Neill, Drive, $30,000'; George The'following real, estate .transac- Briottwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgi and Peter Camsillo, Water- Grohs and Susan Armabile, Wafer- for the Spring tions were made during the period, bury, property on Woodbury Road, town, to Vincent and, Enma Chrzan, from Friday, May 3 through Thurs- $95,000; Jennie C. Giannetto, Norwich, property on Pepperidge or for your day, May 9, according to warran- Wolcott, to Arminio J. ,and Barbara, Tree Road, $1,18,000. ty deeds filed in the town clerk's J. Catarino, Woodbuiy, property Thursday, May 9—Denise Con- prom, - office: on ,Litchfield Road, $15,000; nolly, Waterbury, to Timothy and Thursday, May 3-A. Robert Richard Dubois, Wolcott, to John Patricia J. Wrobel, Oakville, pro- See Us! Panasci, Watertown, to Angela I. T. and Gail DelDonno, Waterbury, perty on, Bayview Circle, $29,000; Krueger and. Richard S. Jacovich, property on Riverside Street, Nick Nozzolillo, Oakville, to as tenants. Unit. 1A of Westbury $76,000. Michael. G. and Barbara J. Pro- MARIA'S HAIRSTYLISTS Park Condom.ini.uni, $49,500'; Wednesday, May 8—Robert. J. novost, Oakville, property on 473 Main St. (Upper ixvei), Watertown Ronald W. Barnaby, Watertown, Kontout, Watertown, to Robert J. Fiume Street, $70,000. to Earl R and Grace L. Hon, Strat- Kontout Jr., Watertown, property Call 274-9:255 or 274-9256 ford, property on Straits Turnpike, on Guernseytown Road, $21,000; Dy i n g p e n n i I ess co u I d be b o rn e i f Mom., Toes., Wed., Sat. 9-5 • Thurs. till 7 • Fri. till 9 $90,000, Paula F Cordeo, Water- Sirqua Land. Co., a Connecticut we didn't, have to live that way.

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Property of the Watertownbackfired. When'tigatette commer Historical- Society cials were banned, from television, •the "fairness doctrine" dictated the CALEnDAR On Call With Dr. Craig strong anti-smoking commercials watertownhistoricalsociety.orghad to' stop also. Cigarette sales OFEVEirrs r By Craig W ^"Prty,MJ>. rose immediately. The package warning probably has not. "Desire Under the Elms:,"' by Eugene O'Neill, through May 19 at discouraged many people from the Hartford Stage, 50 Church. St., Hartford. Admission. Phone Pear Dr. Craig: lives in combat, during the same smoking, but it is probably doing 525-5601 18th annual Professional School for Deaf Actors, spon- I have seen a. lot of advertising period. a good job in protecting manufac- sored by 'the 'Tony-award winning National Theater of the Deaf, June which says that cigarette smok- People often state they are aware turers from, product liability soils. 9 through July 6 at the •(heater's home base in Chester., Roast Beef ing may not. be as harmful as we of the risks, but it is their "free The companies will simply state Supper, sponsored by the Bantam Methodist Church,,, on, Saturday, May 1 think. Is this true? choice" to make. But. is it really their dead or dying customers were 1,8, from 5 to 7 p.m. Admission., Phone 567-8949 National Museum Cigarette manufacturers will say their choice? Cigarette smoking is adequately warned of the risks. Day at the Nathan Hale Homestead, Coventry, on Saturday, May 18 just about anything to sell cigar an addiction just the same as are The low tar and. nicotine cigaret- from, 1, to 5 p.m.. Admission. For further information, call Rebecca ettes. All serious scientific con- alcoholism and heroin use. In fact, tes are of little use. Studies- have • Hoskins, coordinator of Education/Interpretation, at troversy about smoking was settled many experts feel that nicotine is repeatedly shown people simply 247-8996....Elephant's 'Trunk .Antique Show, Saturday, May 18 and long ago. It. is a fact which no one much more addictive than alcohol, smoke each more heavily, Sunday, May 1,9 at the Elephant's Trunk, Route 7, New Milford. (Exit can challenge that cigarette and at least, as addictive as heroin. and smoke more of them. 7 off 1-84). Hours arc 10 a-.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to smokers die earlier than In addition, when do people What can we do? The answer 4:30 p.m. on, Sunday. Admission....204th Anniversary Antique Show non-smokers. make their so-called choice to seems to be; in targeting 'the 12- to on Saturday, May 25 from, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the historic Madison Smoking is responsible for one- smoke? Virtually all. smokers begin 18-year-old age group in. which, the Green, Route 1, Madison. Phone 669-1,71,5 or 624-1825. Tom third, of all deaths from heart: during adolescence, when one is addiction begins. We must reduce Hazleton in. Theater Pipe Organ, Pops Concert, with the Connecticut disease, and one-third of all deaths most vulnerable to peer pressure their vulnerability to smoking. No 'Valley Theater Organ Society, Saturday, May 18, 8:1,5 p.m., and Sun- from, cancer. This is just not lung and. hard-sell, advertising. In no measures to do this will be popular day, May 19, 3:3D1 p.m. at 'the Thomaston Opera House, 1,58 Main St., cancer but: all. cancers. Further- state is a person less than 18 allow- with the manufacturers, retailers, Thomaston.. Admission. For former information, call 888-9696.,...Alain more, smoking is attributed, to ed to vote, drink, sign a contract, or even the government, which. Street U.S. A,., the 10th anniversary of New Britain's all-city festival, three-quarters of all deaths from or marry without parental itself is addicted to the taxes on will be celebrated on Saturday, June 1 from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.. Free! chronic lung disease, such as em- permission. cigarettes A. strong anti-smoking F'or further information, contact Jim Leavenworth, advertising and, physema and bronchitis. Since the Indeed, Connecticut, is about, to educational campaign in schools publicity chairman, at, 229-1665....Quassy Bear, Quassy Cat, and, first warning by the Surgeon raise the drinking age to 21. Does and on television is a good place to Quassy Robot at the 'Taste of Hartford, Constitution, Plaza,,, downtown General in. 1964, there have been it make sense to allow an. equally start... This should be coupled with Hartford May 17-19 from, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. All three also will be 6 million deaths in this country addictive substance into the hands reducing the availability of appearing at the Connecticut Information Center in Danbury May 24. caused by smoking. To put this in of adolescents and children? ' cigarettes. 1,2 noon to 2 p.m.. The center is located between exits 1 and. 2 on. 1-84 perspective, only 1 percent of this Unfortunately, a lot. of measures For instance, there could be a East. F'or further information, call McGarry Marketing at. 278-3749 number, or 60,000 men, lost their taken to discourage smoking have ban on vending machine sales. Ad- ditionally, sales could be confined special interest groups... As a nation, to liquor stores with more rigid en- we have to decide which is more Ophthalmologist forcement of laws prohibiting sales important-the special interests or to minors. •the health of our people. 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Mon.-Thun 1(M> &0 LAKESIDE BLVDL WEST, WATBWfRY | Friday 10-8 (LOCATED 300 FT. FROM EXIT 17 OFF 1-84 WEST)' 660 Main St. S. 1 SaturdaSatilrday 10-5 1 Extra Card Free Sherman VSaie 1 SundaW»>y 11-3 Woodbuy.CL ; 266-4041 . with this ad . .- Property of the Watertown Historical'Town Times (Watertmvn Society, Conn.) May 16, 1985 Page 7 seeds, and fertilizer also will, be ex- tax. on income gained from selling compromise taxpayers' needs, empted from the sales tax. investments, such as homes and If you have any questions or NOTES FROM Taxes on, utilities also will be stocks. comments about these tax cuts or watertownhistoricalsociety.orgreduced. The tax on, gas and elec- The exemption from tthe 40' per- any other state issue, contact me in tric bills will, be reduced, from 5 cent, succession tax, would be in- Hartford: Sen. Jamie McLaughlin, HARTFORD percent to 4 percent, And the 2 per- creased to $300,000 for surviving Senate Republican Majority Office, By State Senator Jamie McLaugUin cent tax on home heating oil will, spouses and. $50,000^.for children. State Capitol, Hartford, Ct,., be repealed altogether, saving the The tax, meant to target wealthy 06106. Or you, can call me toll-free -Woodbury: 263-5044 average homeowner who uses oil estates and inheritances, has proven, at. the Capitol at 1-800-842-1421, \4 Capitol: 566-7900 $20 to1 $25 a year. to hurt many middle-income or at my home in Woodbury at •" Toll Free: 1-800-842-1421 Many who have invested savings families. 263-5044. over the years for retirement, will Businesses, large and. small, will see a, reduction in the dividends and, save tax dollars •three ways. The Spring Theme Connecticut taxpayers soon will which required give-and-take by interest tax schedule. Imposed on minimum corporation tax will be receive more than $155 in state tax every legislator, was later those with, adjusted gross incomes reduced, from $250 to $100'. The For Grange 122 reductions devised, by the unanimously approved by the of more than $50,000 a year, the $10 sales tax perm.it fee, paid, by The Watertown Grange, No. Legislature's new Republican General, Assembly, largely because 6 percent to 13 percent tax scale, businesses for "the privilege" of 122, Inc. will meet. Friday, May majority. it strikes the balance between help- which rises as income increases, collecting sales tax for 'the state, has. 17, at. 8 p.m.. at the Masonic Hall, In my last column, I outlined this ing the largest number of people will be reduced to 1 percent from been, repealed. 1,75 Main St. The meeting theme year's budget, which reflects our and. delivering the greatest possible 1,3 percent. Only those earning Since 1981, the state has given will be "Spring Flowers and Plant main goal of authorizing prudent amount of tax relief. $90,000 or more would be unaf- businesses a 77 percent deprecia- Sale." spending after-and only after- we Consumers, the elderly, and fected by the tax reductions. tion tax break, on, equipment and There will be an exchange of of- determined how much revenue businesses all will share the The elderly also will be able to other capital purchases. This ficers, and. each one should bring would be available. benefits of this year's tax exclude Social Security benefits allowance will be increased to 88 a member. On Sunday, May 19, it Another of our priorities was to' reductions. from their incomes before com- percent this year and. 100 percent, will, be Grange Church Sunday at correct the overtaxation that has If you are enjoying the recent ex- puting their dividends and interest. in 1986, "recoupling" it with, the Trinity Lutheran Church, 50 plagued Connecticut .residents in. emption of clothing priced less than tax. allowance granted, by the federal DeForest St., at: 11 a.m. ' recent years. With a two-year $50 from the state sales tax, you Lower income elderly who sell governments At the last meeting, a memorial surplus approaching $500 million, also will like the extension of this their homes or any other land- What these reductions represent service was held for Una, Bradunas, we resolved taxes must be reduced exemption to $75, effective Oct.. 1. holdings no longer will, have to pay is a, tax cut plan that helps' Rosetta Bridgeland, Catherine in order to return, tax dollars to This will make many necessities, the 0.5 percent tax, levied on, all real everyone. It. is a package, that re- Sabot, and Naomi Riordan. Eric those who canted them, .and to sus- such as winter coats, tax-free. estate transactions. They also will quired, months of debate and. com- Kinsler and James Stinson played tain our state's prosperity. Most non-prescription drugs. be exempt, from the capital gains promise, but one which does not taps. In January, when lawmakers began discussing what, must be done, nearly every tax. was propos- ed to be either reduced or repeal- ed. Of course, to say ""yes" to all these tax cuts would bankrupt the state. We had to make difficult decisions to responsibly determine UNDER which taxes would be cut, by how much, and. who would benefit. 'The Legislature's Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, which, I chair, scrutinized ever)' proposal and. finally negotiated an equitable, responsible plan design- guarantee. And, just in case you, break or ed to benefit all Connecticut /Dont;waIk'around; with, bandages on residents. lose your glasses, we'll sell you, a second Our tax reduction package. ^for : screws; paii- at 25% off. |^^ O.0, 'you'll Visit Dr. Robert C. Bauman, O.D. and $|fid j^^ at up to get quality glasses at a truly great price. ., . EXTENDED and a pair to spare for 25% less. 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by Gary O'Brien CP.C.U. A.A.I. ' ___ Even if they're not bus drivers, chauf- feurs, or others whose jobs keep them behind the wheel, it's not unusual fair employees to drive on company business;. « itr id' * Business auto insurance' covers claims in case of accident: in, a company car, and an employer's non-ownership en- 'dorsement offers protection if an employee has an accident, driving, on company business in his own car. '7 «' 'i* # » If a company's workers have a lot of ac- cidents, the firm's insurance costs will rise, so it makes sense to check, the driving records of prospective employees before you hire. n * * * Check driver's license records with the Department of Motor Vehicles. Dmnk- drtving or reckless-driving citations, or a series of speeding tickets, may spotlight a potential for trouble. •

Check that employees have auto in- surance of their own, with adequate limits of liability.

To protect YOUR business or profes- sional office, get the knowhow you need at The O'Brien,. Rosso, Quint 'Agency, Inc. 449 Main St. Watertown 274-2591 We can. handle all your insurance needs. Page 8 Town 'Times (Wafertown, Conn.) May 16, 1985 Property of the Watertownto' pass, 'the test, then readjusting ;Historical for1 Society smooth-operation, and. others, after failing the test, pay for repairs, fail STATE HOUSE the test again,-and get a sticker. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNone of these examples result in. LEGISLA TOR •clean air. ' '

% State Sep. Herbert Duiing Let's touch briefly on the $300 68th Assembly District million a year possible loss, of highway and other funds. We are Watertown: 274-4124 paying; in several, different areas for these funds, with more to come, The Auto Emissions Test unhealthy, what the containments per se, the 55 m.p.h. speed limit, . Federal law mandates the EPA to are (if any), and how much they tandem trailers, 21-year-old drink- clean the ambient air within the should, be reduced to reach, a. ing: age, and, seat belts (coming). borders of the states. This assumes healthy level? 'The future is sure to bring man- the air is dirty, unhealthy, or both. Since no testing has been, done, dated programs covering rubbish 'The EPA, having completed suc- we have no base data as a removal, hazardous waste, and cessfully a program, of forcing ar- reference. An article in the Hart- nuclear waste. Will we be happy bitrary standards on industry and ford Courant in June, 1984 claim- with these programs? I doubt it. flush with, the Los Angeles ex- ed, a 35 percent reduction in CO.. The emissions program is plan- > , ______perience (a basin without prevail- The answer to the question, from; ned poorly, is not. effective and the PERFORMING SOME, SONGS of their OWD for the sixth graders ing; air movement), proceeded to a. what, was from empirical data, citizens know it, even if they don't, at Heminway Park School recently are students from the Mother Goose national automotive program. never verified in. the ambient field.' know why. Nursery School, who were treated, to concerts by the Heminway fifth Why carbon, monoxide? Actual testing is done on busy The sunset version should get to and sixth graders. (Swanson Photo) I have never heard of anyoik., street comers in five of our larger •the floor; the voters deserve at least that much consideration. anywhere, developing CO poison-' cities. The only facts available are Library, 470 Main. St. had in dealing; with federal ing in the open. air. Paniculate mat-, the results obtained from these, "This is your opportunity to join agencies. ter relates to ozone, the ozone tests, applying to these areas only,' Meet Mrs. Johnson- me in an. informal discussion of the and should not be extrapolated 5§ layer, and the greenhouse effect. Sixth District Congresswoman major issues facing Congress, and. This remains a theory. Neglecting yards in any direction. the nation," Mrs. Johnson said. Spring Sonata 1 Nancy Johnson (R-C'onn.) will the possibility we may not need. a. How about the test itself? sponsor a "town meeting" Satur-' Her staff will be available to help program at all, let's look at the The test is not a valid test, since | day. May 25, at 9 a.m. on 'the mez-. residents with any specific or per- Featured At program. the results are not reproducable.; zanine level of the Watertown sonal problems they might, have The federal statute reads ambient The tests should be identical for Church Recital air (surrounding, all over, all in- any test on the same auto taken- Violinist Alyve Cognetta, and clusive). No tests ever have been within, the test period. Need improving...call us! pianist Meg Cognetta, Heaton, will •taken, of the ambient air in Connec- We'all have heard stories of cars • ROOFING .SIDING appear in recital on Sunday, May ticut, nor are there today. How'do failing at one station and passing, at 19, at 3 p.m.... at the North Con- we know the air over us is another, people adjusting their cars • SEAMLESS GUTTERS gregational Church, Woodbuiy. . Chimney Work . Emergency Work Proceeds of •(he event will benefit . Altering . Paneling . Drop Ceilings . Remodeling the Wateibury Soup Kitchen. The concert will feature the The O'Brien, Russo, Quint, • Oakville famous "Spring Sonata" of Home-Improvement Co. Beethoven, along with, popular Agency,, Inc. classics by Ravel, DeFalta, and is pleased to announce the opening Joseph "Dean" Cilfone Kreisler. 60Tarbell Avenue, Oakville . "All work guaranteed in writing!' Alyve has performed in. Vienna, of their new office 274-2328* 753-5938 • 757-1000 Mow fffiuo 2% yra« Austria, Carnegie Hall, and the Kennedy Center. Her sister Meg at has performed as a soloist with the Finger' Lakes Symphony and is a, 449 Maijn.Street We are now stocking member of the Houghton College Trio. Watertown a complete line of .Tickets, are available at the North, (Formerly Root & Boyd) Congregational Church, the Bee's OLYMPIC, CUPRINOL Nest, or at the Woodbuiy Public Library. **We will continue to service AND' CABOt STAINS AND Well-timed silence is always ail customers of the Watertown DECKING STAINS, more eloquent than speech. 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(202)225-4476 It particularly was hard for me to 223-8412, New Britain swallow the proposal to terminate the Export-Import Bank direct, loan program., because I believe it is a. .Alternative Budget Will dressed in, a bipartisan agreement, useful tool in helping make Responsibly Tackle Deficit Other means-tested poverty pro- American companies remain com-' Ever since 'the fall campaign, I grams, such, as food stamps and petitive in the world marketplace. THE NEW INSURANCE AGENCY called the O'Brien Russo Quint have maintained the ••overriding Aid to Families with. Dependent But it is this sort of competitive ap- Agency, Inc., opened May 6 with locations at 449 Main St., Water- responsibility of this 'Congress is to Children (AFDC), will, not be sub- proach, in which all areas of the town (274-2591) and 27 Holmes Ave., Waterbury (597-9313). The get control of our massive and ject to a freeze as well. budget were examined and. af- agency is run by Gary O'Brien, Guy Russo, and Roger Quint, former- growing federal deficit. Addressing In the budget, we sought to main- fected, which makes our budget ly of Root & Boyd, Inc. Left to right are: Josephine M. Romano, Mr. 'this problem, in. a. .responsible way tain the most fair and equitable ap- proposal so strong, in, my opinion. Russo, Claire H. Platt, Mr. O'Brien, Maria A. Oliveira, Mr. Quint, is essential to assure continued, proach to controlling federal spen- If implemented, our budget and. Theresa, M,., Lovallo economic prosperity, and expan- ding,.. All of us would prefer that, would reduce the total deficit by ding job opportunities in Connec- various programs would be exempt $51 billion next year without rais- The tenderhearted are also often Fame rides you on its shoulders ticut and. our nation. from deficit reduction, action, but. ing taxes, and. provide savings of brave of heart.. today and on a rail Jo morrow. It. also is important to reducing we all agree that to address our $275 billion over a three-year our trade deficit, restoring the com- serious deficit, problem with period... 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THE NEW INSURANCE AGENCY called the O'Brien Russo Quint have maintained the 'Overriding Aid to Families with Dependent But: it is this sort: of competitive ap- Agency, Inc., opened May 6 with locations at 449 Main St., Water- responsibility of this Congress is to Children (AFDC), will not be sub- proach, in which all areas of the town (274-2591) and 27 Holmes Ave., Waterbury (597-9313). The get control of our massive and ject to a freeze as well. budget were examined and af- agency is ruo by Gary O'Brien, Guy Russo, and Roger Quint, former- ly of Root & Boyd, Inc., Left to right are: Josephine, M. Romano, Mr. growing federal deficit. Addressing In the budget, we sought to main- fected, which makes our budget Russo, Claire, H. Platt, Mr. O'Brien, Maria A. 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IDi ID • DI ID DD • • • ID D D Di • Q ID DI D Ol ID: Ol ID' D D ID D G.C. Jones; "Parents Without has, planned two field trips in place After this tour the group will watertownhistoricalsociety.orgPartners .Sourcebook," Stephen, 'of 'the regular1 May meeting. have a. luncheon meeting at 'the Atlas; and "American Violence & • On Tuesday,,, May 21, 'there will • Sherman House. 'The rain date will Bethlehem News 'Public Policy," Lynn, Curtis, ed. be a tour and luncheon at 'the love- be Friday,, June 7. - By Mrs. Paul Johnson ly Computzzi gardens at Laurel Cancer Fund Appeal Local Girl Wei Ledge, Woodbury. Members and Gene E. Heidemeich, Chairman Di D • Di ID DI DI DDDDDDDDDD D D DI D Dl ID ID Ol • C The wedding of Tracey Ellen guests will meet to car pool, at. 11 of the 1985 Bethlehem, Crusade for White ;and Richard David Lee took, a.m. at.th,e First Church parking the American Cancer Society says place Saturday, May 4, in St., John American Legion Post 146 area high schools or by calling lot, bringing a folding chair and a. "We do not know who will get the Evangelist Church in Water- Honors 'George Hatch Mrs. Helen Woodward, chair- sandwich. Dessert and beverage cancer or 'when one might get town, with, 'the Rev. Joseph V. A memorial service was held woman of the Bethlehem Democrat will be provided by hostesses Lois cancer. 'While prevention, in, one Suppe officiating. A reception April 18 at 8 p.m. for George T. Town Committee, or Bonnie Lundsted, Alice Curtis and Helen way or another (not smoking, followed at Memorial, Hall in Hatch of East. Street, Bethlehem, Computzzi. Mrs. Computzzi will eating lots of fiber foods, limiting Schulze, chairwoman of 'the Selec- Bethlehem,. He was the last of the World War tion Committee. demonstrate the steps in the' mak- our drinking, etc.) is probably our The bride is the daughter of Mrs. I veterans belonging to Post. 146. Ham Dinner At Christ. Church ing of bonsai and. explain the individually best and. most con- Patricia, M. White of South Main Mr. Hatch was a • charter The Ways and .Means will spon- cultivation of many exotic plants. trollable "cancer fighting method," Street, Bethlehem,. In case of rain, the tour will be held member. The post received its sor a. ham dinner on Sunday, May early detection of many cancers is The bridegroom is the son of on Friday, May 24. charter in 1944. He was an active 19 at, 1 p.m.. There are tickets for the next best fighting method. Mr. and, Mrs. Richard M. Lee of member for 41 years. adults, and children under 1.2, The The second tour will be held More and better research will allow Westwood Road, Woodbury. The post invites all vetertans or tickets may be reserved by calling Wednesday, June 5, when the Club us to know more about cancer and Debra Buesser attended as legionnaires living in Bethlehem or any member of the Vestry or Dains will tour the Rouse Gardens in how to fight, it. So the best way we matron, of honor and Pamela. surrounding towns to attend, their Barton. Southbury, leaving the First can help is still the old: 'Check and Quayle, Lisa Riesback, Nancy Lee, meetings, which are held on the Church parking lot at, 10 a.m. a check-up.'" .American Legion Annual Patricia Lee and Christine Cruess first and third Thursday of each Wesley Rouse, well known Region 1,4 Defeats Budget Chicken. Barbeque were bridesmaids. month. plants man, who, as the Connec- Bethlehem and, Woodbury The American Legion will have Scott Feda served as best man. Bethlehem Tennis Fan Day ticut, Gardener, may be heard, on residents voted. 767-630 at a its annual chicken barbeque on and David Withnell, Joseph Wall, The semi-annual Bethlehem Ten- the First. Edition News at 5:30 p.m. referendum to reject proposed, Monday, May 27, in Memorial John Nagy, 'Timothy Lillis and on Channel. 8. He specializes in Iris spending of $7.6 million for the nis Fun Day,, sponsored by the Hall. It will begin sewing im- Michael Lee ushered. Bethlehem Recreation Commis- cultivation. Region 1.4 schools. mediately after the memorial ser- Jennifer Buesser sewed, as flower sion, will take place on Sunday, vice on the Green. June 2 at 1 p.m. on. the town's ten- girl and Jason, Buesser was .ring Tickets may be obtained at the nis courts, The purpose of the. event: . bearer. Spirit Shop or from, any legion, is to enable townspeople interested Mrs. Lee was graduated from, member, Take-outs also are to be in the game of tennis to get to know Nonnewaug High, School, and from available. * * f one another. the Model's Workshop in, Mid- \ The Memorial Day Parade, dlebury. She is a senior purchasing Memorial The informal "•'tournament" will organized, by the American Legion clerk for the Heritage Development Day be played as doubles, with par- Post 146, will, begin at 1 p.m. on, Group in Southbury. ticipants being matched by 'the tour- i Monday, May 27, ending on the Values nament committee. Mr. Lee, also a graduate of Non- 5 Green with a, service in memory of newaug, High School, is a, machinist * * * Participants and. spectators are our war dead. at Oxford General, Industries in requested to bring refreshments to New Books At Tie Library Prospect. share during the event. They also ADULT FICTION: "Live Bait." Ham Dinner at Christ Church are encouraged to bring lawn chairs by Ted. Wood; "Continental. The Ways and Means will spon- or blankets for seating. Drift," Russell Banks; "The sor a, ham dinner on Sunday, May I Candy 41.99 Registration deadline is Wednes- Windsor Plot," Pauline Glen, 19 in, 'the Parish House, Main day, May 29. A fee is required. Winslow; "Lady Living Alone,"1 Street. Tickets, are available for Registration forms are available Norah Lofts; "Queenie," Michael adults at $6 and children, $2. Din- .ARM, & HAMMER in the recreation offi.ce, the town Korda; "Big Fish," Thomas ner will be served at 1 p.m. Reser- clerk's office, or from, the May Perry; "Black, Robe," Brian vations can, be made by calling Baking . Grapevine. Moore; "Sudden Death," William, Dains Barton at 266-7217, Boxes In the event of inclement, Kienzle; "The Spoils of War," Bethlehem-Morris Garden Club , Soda. 3/1.00 weather, the fan day will be held Thomas Flamming; "A Winter's In celebration of spring, the June 9. Child," Brenda Jagger; "The Bethlehem-Morris . Garden Club Democrats Offer Johnson Award Magic Kingdom," Stanley Elkin; ARMOUR The Bethlehem, Democrat Town "Husbands and Lovers," Ruth (Vienna 5 oz. Committee is remembering the late Harris. Cans Paul L. Johnson with an. award, to ADULT NON-FICTION: Sausage _ 2/89 a Bethlehem, resident, who is "Staying Okay," by Amy and graduating from high school this Thomas Harris; "The Truth ARMOUR. spring.. 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BUCKLE THEM! BUCKLE THEM! Property of the Watertown Historical•Town 'Times (Watertown,, Coon. Society) May 16', 1985 Vagi' 13 lessage is sponsored by thwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge public-spirited business and professional people listed below: 1 AMERICAN BANK, OF CONNECTICUT NEIL'S AUTO BODY, INC. . JUDD FA'RM COUNTRY DAY..CAMP •PAR GLASS COMPANY 2 Wesf Main St. 'Bus. 274-2463, Res. 274-3105 Judd Farm Rd., Watertown 117 Echo Lake Rd., Watertown Waterbuiry, 757-9401 1,029 Main St.., Walertown 274-5659 274-2151 - KEELER & LONG, INC., PAINT ' PENN ELLA'S ..MARKET OAKVILLE VFW ANTHONY'S •RESTAURANT Echo Lake Rd., Watertown 6\Hillcrest Ave. Post 7330. 471 Main St., Oak vile 274-6701 Oakville, 274-1864 274-4722 KLGS8-LYONS-DUPONT Maria Pennella prop. PIK KWIK STORES, INC., INSURANCE AGENCY . Ten Acre Mall, Watertown ARMAND'S FUEL CO.- . 30 .Main St. PERRY DRY CLEANERS . 131 Davis Street, Oakville Thomaston. 283-5811 595 Watertown Ave., 753-3161 SCOV1LL, INC. 274-2538 534 Middlehury-Rd., 758-2244 Apparel Fastener Div. THE KNOTHOLE • THE BANKING CENTER Buckingham, St., 651 Main St., Watertown PHI LSON INCORPORATED Straits Turnpike, Watertown 274-2581 • Watertown, Ct, 27:4-5082 1465 Main St., Main St., Oakville 274-6739' ., THE SIEMON CO. Watertown, ,274-8811, .HY LABONNE & SONS MARKET SIEMON-DYNAMIC TOOL & MFG. CO., PIONEER-VOLKSWAGON-PORSCHE ZZUTO-SAYRE-DEL GALLO, INC. •• " 1,067 Main, St., Watertown SIEMON MOLD CRAFT DIV. & AUDI « 132 Prospect St., Waterbury 274-5408 Bus. 574-5200, 274-8718, 274-1054 ELECTRONICS DIV.' . 600 Straits Turnpike,, Watertown Watertown, 274-8:846 LAUREL OPTICIANS, INC. CARVEL THOMASTON SAVINGS BANK, Union Square PLEASANT VIEW MANOR, REST HOME- Ice Cream Drive-In Thomaston - 283-4373 Southbury, 264-4517 225 Bunker Hill Rd., Watertown Straits Tpke., Watertown, .274-1462 " Watertown - 274-2574 756-3557 TenyviUe-582-8118 LEO'S IRON WORKS CITYTRUST Harwinlon - 482-4484. Commercial, Industrial & Residential A.E, PONTON CO. Watertown Office McLennan Industrial' Park, P.O. Box 62 TRI-CITY •DODGE,; INC. Vacuum Cleaner Repairing 712 Main St., Watertown McLennan Dr., Oakville, 274-2781 Member FDIC 831 Straits Tpke, 208 Main St., Oakville Middlebury (Watertown) 274-1647 CHAS. F, LEWIS LANDSCAPING 758-8203 THE COLONIAL BANK Old Town Farm Rd., Woodbury Watertown Plaza Office POST OFFICE DRUG & MEDICAL WATERTOWN CONVALARIUM 263-4230 • SUPPLIES 1171 Mian St. 560 Wofidbury Rd,., Watertown Watertown, Ct. 274-8841 55 DeForesI St. 274-6748 LO-MARK FOODS' Watertown. 274-5288 179 Sunnysiide Ave. CONN. BANK & TRUST CO. ,. CHARLES DICKEN'S PUB ' Oakville," 274-3341, RINALDI'S RESTAURANT Watertown Office 965 Main St., Watertown Straits Turnpike, Watertown Ten Acre Shopping Mall LORAINE GARDENS ' 274-9885 ' 274-5033 Straits Tpke., Watertown . Florists JOSHUA'S TREE CHILD CARE CENTER, Bethlehem. Office 1359 Main St. 965 Utchfkid.Rd. RITTER PACKAGE STORE R.t. 61 at Sunnyridge Rd., Watertown, 274-8844 Watertown, 274-5061 224 Echo Lake Rd., Watertown Bethlehem & 274-5892 ' 757-9476 Member FDIC FRANK, J. IXIKOS 168 Kukas Lane ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR, RO'S RESTAURANT CONNECTICUT NATIONAL BANK Waterbury,, 573-4600 461 Main St. 83 Greenwood St., "841 Main, St., Oakville Watertown, 274-5554 Oa.kvi.iie. Ct. 573-1900 GRADALL RENTALS 274-8069 Excavating_& Equipment Rentals MA RI A'S HAIRSTYIJSTS SERVICEMASTER OF1 WATERBURY, INC. CRESTWOOD FORD 63 Greenwood St.. 47,3 Main St. 24 Chase River Road, Waterbury 1230 Main Si. . Watertown, 274-4322 ' Watertown, 274-9255 Watertown, Ct. Call 753-2262 274-2501 or 754-250'! GREY ELECTRIC, INC., MARTIN & ROWLAND, INC. HERB SHAW SANITATION' SERVICE 51,2 Main St., Oakville - Insurance Bonds . P.O. Box 23, Oakville D'AMICO AGENCY 274-5455 70' Bank St.. Waterbury Insurance 756-3676 274-8228 708 Alain St.. Oakville 274-1,457 H.W. GRISWOLD MATTY'S PAVING COMPANY HELEN SHORT STUDIO''OF DANCE W a. 11 pa peri ng-1 n tc r io r & Ext er io r Pa i nt i n j> Division of Graziami Oil Company 1,72 Main St., Oakville. DRUG CITY 50 P'omperaug Rd., Woodhury • Knight St. • 274-2344 1161 Main St., Watertown 263-2660 Watertown, 274-3636 274-5425 HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT GROUP, INC. MERCURY 'FUEL SERVICE SOUTHBURY BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Heri.ta.Re Village, Snuthbury DC FOUR. BROTHERS, INC. 43 Lafayette St. Route 6, Southbury 264-8291 264-5550, 264-531,1 Main Office Waterbury, Conn. Waterbury Rd., Prospect H. PAUL HICKCOX THE STATE PAINT CO. 758-6641 MIDDLEBURY PHARMACY JOHN M. MITCHELL, III 1000 Meriden Rd. Dt: HAMEL ELECTRONICS Four Corners, Middlebury 758-9898 Waterbury, 755-2295 408 Buckingham St. HOMEPLATE RESTAURANT Oakville, 274-1974 MIKENAS STEEL . 1,133 Main St., STEBCO PRINTERS, INC. T CONSTRUCTION, INC. ENGINEERED SIN ERINGS Watertown, 274-2811 105 Commercial St., Watertown AND PLASTICS,'INC. 66,5 French St., Oakville 274-3548 274-7,555 134 Commercial St., Watertown . „" HOWLAND-HUGHES Venus, Dr., Wolcott 879-2617 EYELEMATIC MFG., INC. IXiwntnwn Waterbury MIKE'S SERVICE. CENTER- TED TIETZ, JR.. TRUCKING I Set-mar Rd., Watertown 122-140 Bank St., Waterbury 452 R'ain St. Quassak Rd,.,, Woodbury Oakville,., 274-9044 •• ' 263-3972 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS HUB'S AUTOMOTIVE TORR1NGTON SUPPLY CO., INC. & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WATERBURY 1009 Main St., Watertown MORAN'S GARAGE Plumbing, Heating,,, Industrial 686 Main St., Watertown, 274-8818 274-4398" - .Main St.. Supplies - Waterbury, 756-3641 Bethlehem,, 266-7642 SON'S MOVING & STORAGE, INC. JAEB MANUFACTURING CO. Jack. & Barb Moran prop. 'TRAVEL DEPOT, INC. Rte. 63, Straits Tpke. 55 QiNunzio Rd., Oakville NASCO; INC., 647 Main Street X, Middlebury, 758-2405 274-3737 44 Railroad Hill St. Watertown, 274-7591 Waterbury UNIPRISE SALES CORP. JENNIFER'S BEAUTY 'SALON THE HEMINWAY & BARTLETT • . 574-1998 27.Depot St., Watertown 61 Riverside St., Oakville MFG. CO. THE NEST DAY CARE & 274-4855 274-2473 •• •• 150 Callender Rd., Watertown LEARNING CENTER Infant & Preschool Year Around Programs WATERTOWN AUTO BODY JOEY'S ARMY & NAVY STORE THE HOME OIL COMPANY Watertown 274-3916, Waterbury 575-1426 Knight St., Watertown 619 Main St. MOBIL Heating Oil '• ' Middlebury 758-2514, Southbury 264-3735 • 274-6626 Main St., Bethlehem, 266-7749 • Watertown, 2,74-3278 10 Bridge St., New Milfbrd. 354-3947 JOHN "S CONFECTIONERY :.' JOHN (,;,, O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME WATERTOWN CYCLE CENTER Mary & John Sklanka • . 742 Main St., Oakville 469.Main St., HYLIE PRODUCTS, INC. 671 Main St., Watertown, ••. 274-3005 ' Watertown,,, 274-6511 Straits Turnpike 274-8382 Watertown OWL & PUSSYCAT NURSERY SCHOOL • WES CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE, INC. JOHNNY'S EXXON SERVICE CENTER 262 Main St., Oakville 520 Watertown" Ave., Waterbury INESON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. • 970' Main. St., Watertown 274-5995.-- 274-3247 754-6135 66 Buckingham. St. 2744956 ' • Oakvile, 274-3,382 RAY'D.'PALMER „ . • WESTBURY ROOM -'MARY JO JONATHAN'S HAIR £ SKIN CARE, CENTER Plumbing & Heating ' ' • ' Catering on Premises •• MASON-WOOD CONTRACTORS 7S6 Thomaston Rd., Watertown; 79 Litchfield Rd., Watertown 666 Thomaston Rd., Watertown' Custom Builder-Remodeling-Roofing ,, •274-545:9 274-3730' "274-4214 Watertown,, 274-0456 or 274-5839' ftge 14 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown., Comr. of) May 16the, 1985 Watertown Historical Society Medal Novena, 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal, 6 p.m. Jeannette Massicotte, 7 a.m.; Wednesday,, May 22—Low Monday, May 20-Junior Choir Home .and School Meeting, parish, Mass, 9 a.m.; Ziti/and, Meatball rehearsal, 7 p.m. hall, 7 p.m.; Legion'of Mary, rec- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSupper sponsored by CYO in Wednesday, May 22—Women's tory, 8 p.m. • • church hall, 4 to 7,p.m.; Senior Night Group at She* .home, 7:30 Tuesday, May 21 -Mass, 7 a.m. Choir, 7:30 p.m. ' ' p.m.; Dieters* Program, 8 p.m.. Wednesday, May 22—Mass, 7 11 a.m.; Charismatic Prayer Group, Christ Episcopal School and. Adult Education, Cof- First Congregational parish hall, 8 p.m.. Evangel Assembly 25 me Green, 274-1910 fee Hour, 10 a.m.; Lay Readers" 40 DeFonst St., 274-0737 2245 Utebfidd Mi., 274-5759 Thursday, May 16—Ascension Service at. Watertown Con- Thursday, May 16—Brownies, St. John, the Evangelist Sunday, May 19~Sunday School valarium, 1 .p.m., and at Day Holy Communion, 9 a.m.; 3:30 p.m.; Girl Scouts, 6:30p;m.; 574 Main SL,» 274-8836 and Opening Exercises, 9:30 a.m..; Annual Altar Guild Meeting, 9:45 Whitewood. Manor, 1:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. • Thursday, May 16—Low Mass Morning, Worship, 11 a.m.,.,; Prayer a.m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Junior Youth" •Fellowship, 2 p.m. Sunday, May 19—Church for Srs. Emiliana, Thomasita, Service, 5:30 p.m.; . Evening Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; Holy Commu- Monday, May 20—Morning School, 9 a.m.; Worship Service, Agnese, and. Peter, 9 a.m.; Low Prayer and Praise, 6 p.m. nion and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Prayer and. Holy Communion, 8:30' nursery care, Coffee Hour, 10:30 Mass for Frank Campbell, and Wednesday, May 22- Friday, May 17—Morning a.m.; A.A., 10:30 a.m.; Evening a.m.; Pilgrim Choir, 5 p.m. William, Carew, 12 noon; Low Missionettes, 7:30 p.m.; Bible Prayer, 8:30 a.m.; Taft Alumni Prayer, .5:45 p.m.; A.A. Women's Monday, May 20-Fix-It Mass for Fr. Myles P. Galvin, 5 Study, 7:30 p.m. Service, 5:30 p.m.; Pack. Meeting, Discussion Group, 7 p.m. Fellowship, 9 a.m.; Girl Scouts, p.m.; 'Low Mass for all. benefactors 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 21— Morning 3:30' p.m. of St. John Parish, 7 p.m. . Evangelical Christian. Center Saturday,. May 18—Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, 8:30' Tuesday, May 21—Standing, Friday, May 17—Low Mass for 1317 Watertown Ave., Wtby. Prayer and Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.; A.A., 10:30 a.m.; IAH Committee, 7:3.0 p.m. Albany Laliberte, 11 a.m.; Folk 756-1,293 a.m. ': Club, 4 p.m.;. Evening Prayer, Wednesday, May 22—Boutique Choir, 7:15 p.m.; Bingo, church Sunday, May 19-Worship Ser- # Sunday, May 19-Holy Commu- 5:45 p.m.; A.A. and Al-A-Teen, Work Session, Trumbull House, hall, 7:15 p.m.. vice, 11 a.m.. • nion, 8 a.m.; Holy Communion, 8 p.m. bring lunch, babysitting provided, Saturday, May 18-Wedding of Church School, nursery. High Wednesday, May 22—Morning 10 a.m. Greg, Chere and Diane Collins, 11 Society of Friends Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; Teachings, Ho- Thursday, May 23—Annual a.m.; Confessions 4 to' 5 p.m.; Woodbury Community Center ly Communion, Healings, 9:30' Spring Luncheon, at Fellowship Low Mass for intention of Fr. Mar- ' 274-8598' FAMILY CYCLE a.m.; Junior Choir, 3:30 p.m.; Hall, ..followed by Card Party in shall Filip, 5 p.m. Sunday, May 19-Meeting for CENTER Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Senior Trumbull House, 12 noon, and 1:1.5 Sunday, May 19-Low Mass for Worship, 10 a.m. "The Home of Honda"- Choir. 7:45 p.m. p.m.; Brownies, 3:30' p.m.; Girl Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, 8:1,5 a.m.; Scouts, 6:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 Low Mass for Ernest. Chaine, 9:30 Victory Independent Baptist 1984 AERO 125cplus tax c& • AH Saints'' Episcopal p.m. a,.m.; Month's Mind High Mass for 453'Matn St., 274-8366 regislratiiw. .262 Main St., Okvl. Jennie DiNapoli, 10:45 a.m.; Low Sunday, May 19—Sunday HONDA JLMotor Scootera 274-2352 St. Mary Magdalen Mass for Kelley Hayes, 12 noon; School, 9:15 a..,m. Morning Wor- Saturday, May 18-Confirmation 1.6 Buckingham St., Okvl. First Communion 'Low Mass for ship, 1,0 a.m.; Junior Church, ages Service, at St. Michael's Church, 274-9273 Jndson School, 2 p.m.; Folk, Choir, 6 to 12, 10'a.m.; Evening Service, Naugatuck, 3 p.m. Thursday, May 16—Ascension 4 p.m.; Low Mass (Folk Mass) for 7 p.m. Sunday, May 19-Holy Commu- Masses at 7 and 9 a.m., 12 noon, Elizabeth Gerarde, 5 p.m.; Bingo, Wednesday, May 22-Bible ' nion, 8 a.m.; Fellowship Breakfast, all in church; Bingo, parish hail, 7 church hall, 6:30 p.m.; Engaged Study and Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. 8:45 a.m.; Bible Study, 9 a.m.; p.m. Couples ..Conference at St. Mary ISeS AERO'S NOW Holy Communion, Sunday School, Friday, May 1.7—Mass for Magdalen Church, Oakville, 7 to Middlebury Baptist, IN STOCK nursery care, 10 a.m.; Deanery Angeline Gizzo, 7 a.m.. 9:30 p.m. ' 74 Kelly Rd., Middlebury Call 757-7830 Chariot Races, Honey Hill Road, Saturday, May 18—Mass, 8 Monday, May 20-Low Mass, 9" 758-9655 1223 IN. Main, Wtby. 1 p.m.; SERF, 5 p.m.; Senior "a.m.; Confessions in church, 2:30 a.m..; CCD 'Grades 5 and 6 at Sunday, May 19-Sunday School, oocosooooDeooocooooeoBosooseosoooeosojjj - to 3:30 p.m.; Vigil Mass for Mary Heminway Park School, 2:40 to 4 for all ages, nursery care provid- McLain, 4 p.m.,.; Confessions in p.m.; 9th Grade Confirmation ed; 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship church, 7 to 7:30 p.m. Class at St. John's School, 7 to ' Service, nursery care provided. SPRING LUNCHEON Sunday, May 19—Mass for 8:45 p.m. ' Children's Church for Grades 3 members of parish family, 7 a.m..; Tuesday, May 21-Low Mass, 9 and under, 11. a.m.; Evening Wor- and CARD' PARTY Mass for Margaret Famiglietti, a.m.; CCD Grades 1 to .4 at ship Service, 7 p.m. 8:30 a.m...;, -Rosary, 9:45 a.m.; Baldwin School, Grades 1 to 5 at. Wednesday., May 22-Bible Thursday -Mass for John'Pescetelli, 10 a.m.; Judson School,,, 3:15 to 4:30 p.m.; Study, 7 p.m.; Pioneer Girls, .May 23 Mass for Robert Fenn, 11:30 a.m.. CCD Grades 7 and 8 at St. John's Grades 1 to 7, 7 -to 8:30 p.m.; Monday, 'May 20—Mass for School, 7 to 8:45 p.m.; Miraculous Prayer Groups, Bible Study, 12 and 1:15 p.m.. First Congregational Church 40 Deforest Street Watertown •

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Fuels Corporation, reforming; Christian Science 4:30' p.m.,.,; Youth Choir, 5:30' Congresswoman Pleased federal loan programs, cutting one- tenth of Congress* own spending 37 Holmes Aw., Wftoy. p.m.watertownhistoricalsociety.org; Senior,,High UMYF, 6:30 i appropriation, requiring a 10 per- 756-0726 p.m. With Budget Proposals. cent across-the-board, cut. in ad- Sunday, May 19-Sunday Ser- Monday, May 20~Dieters' Pro- ministrative costs in. the executive vice and Sunday School, 10:45 gram, 7 p.m.; Waterbury Chorale, U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, (R- branch, and decreasing the Amtrak a.m. 7:30 p.m. ed in a bipartisan agreement. Conn.) called an alternative 'budget subsidy. Wednesday, May 22- Tuesday, May 21—Askable Rep. Johnson has opposed alter- released, by a group of moderate ing Social Security COLAs as part K * • - j Testimony, 7:30 p.m.. Parent, 7:30 p.m.. House Republicans, which reduces of a deficit, reduction, effort, because Wednesday, May 22—Girl the federal deficit by $51 billion she says Congress made that pro- Scouts, 7 p.m.; Cancer Support: Servicemen's' j Trinity Lutheran next year without raising, taxes, a gram financially solvent two years Group, 7:30 p.m.; Adult Choir, 50 DeFonst St., 2744534 * 'comprehensive, compassionate ago. Thursday, May 16--BLC/TLC 7:30 p.m. Corner ' > framework, with which we can, ef- Other means-tested poverty pro- Committee meeting, 7:30' p.m. fectively tackle our deficit pro- grams, such as food stamps and. Friday, May 17—Confirmation, Mattatuck Unitarians, blem,.," Aid to Families with Dependent Navy Seaman, Recruit Kevin B. 3 p.m. Nonnewaug High School, Put forth by a 30-member Children (AFDC), will not be sub- Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday, May 19-Adult and. Woodbury organization, 'known as "The 92 ject to a, freeze, as well. Michael Paternoster, 68 Fiume St., Children's Sunday School, 9:30 Sunday, May 19—Morning Ser- Group," the budget package would, " "'The budget, is entitled Oakville, recently reported, for duty a.m.; Worship Service, nursery vice, 10:30 a.m., with/the Rev. freeze spending for 1986 at. current, "'Blueprint for Balance,' 'because we with Fighter Squadron 103, Naval, care, 11 a.m..; Bach Festival, 4 Robert Raffoid on "How the Other levels, to save $32 billion, and. sought to maintain a, fair and Air Station Oceana, Virginia, p.m. Side Thinks." achieve an additional $19 billion in, equitable approach to controlling Beach, Va. Tuesday, May 2,1-Adult Bible savings, through changes in a, federal spending," said Mrs. Study at: Bethlehem Lutheran, 7:30 IK no* Ing the right way is one The Bible Church number of federal programs. Johnson, who has been an active thing; following it is quite another. p.m. 240 Dwight St., Wfby. "We've made some tough member of the group's budget, task Wednesday'" May 22-Prayer 755-0197 choices in, 'this budget and we are force. Group, 4 p.m.; Choir rehearsal, Friday, May 17-Intercessory prepared to take the risks," Mrs. "All of us would prefer that 7:30 p.m. Prayer Group, 1.1 a.m.. to 12:30' Johnson said. "A lot of people in various programs would be exempt KNOTHOLE p.m. Washington are saying we have to from, deficit reduction action,, but WnMSHEDFUMIME Union Congregational Sunday, May 19-Bible Classes do something about, the deficit, and we all agree that to address our Specializing in 1.61 Buckingham St., Okvi. for all ages,, 9:30 a.m.;. Cof- then 'they're .running for cover. serious deficit, problem with 274-4045 fee/Fellowship, 10:40 a.m.; Wor- "We have produced leadership fairness, everyone must sacrifice,""" Unfinished Furniture 'Thursday, May 16-Church Fair ship Service, 11 a.m.; Beginner and a. constructive means to deal ef- The 92 Group budget: reduces the and Church/Junior Church, 11:30 Meeting, 7 p.m. fectively with, our deficit, pro- total deficit to $176 billion, in, 1986, Wood Products a.m.; Bus leaves for Billy Graham, blem,."' $154 billion, in 1987, and $111 Saturday, May 18—Church Crusade in Hartford, 2 p.m. School Meeting for trip to circus, The budget package, which was billion in, 1988. Total, savings over 651 Main Street 'Tuesday, May 21—Singles developed over the past: four three years would be $275 billion. 9:30 a.m. Watertown 274-5012 Group, 7 p.m. months, does not include cutbacks Proposed spending reductions in- Open M-F10-7 Sat. 9-5 Sunday, May 19-Morning Wor- Wednesday, May 22-Old Testa- in cost-of-living adjustments clude abolishing the Synthetic ship, Church School, Confirmation ment Survey Course, 9:30 a.m.; (COLAs) for Social Security reci- Examination, 10:30 p.m.; Church Junior and Senior High Youth pients,, which the group felt is an Picnic, 12 noon to 3 p.m.; Young Groups, 7 to 8:30 p.m. issue which should only be address- Adult Fellowship Roller Skating, 7:30 p.m. Artists and craftspeople featuring Tuesday, May 21 -Senior Choir Cerebral Palsy any medium (no tag sale) can, par- Brug rehearsal, 7 p.m. ticipate in 'the fair. A, registration, Crafts Affair fee for a 10-foot frontage is United Methodist 'The United Cerebral Palsy Aux- required. 305 Main St., 274-3785 iliary will, sponsor a Craft Fair on Proceeds from the fair will, Thursday, May 16-Boy Scouts, Saturday, June 15, from 11 a.m.. to benefit 'the'educational and recrea- 7 p.m.; Nurture,, 7:30 p.m.. 5 p.m. on 'the school, grounds of the tion, programs of the UCPA. For. - Home Health Care Specialists - Friday, May 17- Adult United Cerebral Palsy Association further information and space 1 Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.. We are a Complete of the Greater Waterbury Area, registration, call 879-9301, Medical Equipment • Sunday, May 19-Church School Inc., 61 Bidwell St., Waterburv. 879-9517, or 573-8845. .and Adult Class, 9 a.m.; Morning and Surgical Supply Source Crestwood Ford's • We Bill Medicare Select List of If You Want Directly Certified Orthotist on Pro-owned Autos A Cote 'Tomato Staff 84 Ford T-Blrd-Fi la Edition, For the Summer V8, AOD, Stereo, Leather, plus FREE DELIVERY much more. Only 7,000 miles. Special, this week '13,485 . '-RENTALS AND SALES - 84 Mustang S.V.O.-A black Rent WALKING AIDS CUSHION LIFT CHAIRS beauty with every available op- HOSPITAL BEDS BATHROOM SAFETY AIDS tion. Only 6,000 miles, *12,985 a Rototiller COMMODES INCONTINENT SUPPLIES 84 Jeep CJ7-Maroon, hard, 55 Deforest Street lop, 13,000 original miles, '3.995. NOW!! Watertown txk Hogmr Mgr, " Ed Skknta, R. Pb. 83 Ford Escort-2 dr. 4 sp.,, VTA C9HH Dick DiMaria,. R. Ph. 1 owner/ Burgandy w/mat-- i 174-3ZOO' ching interior. Great Buy at •3,395. DON'S RENTAL 83 Buick Skyhawk Station Wagon-AT, AC. Only 16,000 471 Main Street, Oakville 274-9621 miles. $6,495. 83 Mercury Marquis Wagon- KING KOIL wit h wood option. AT, AC &, Mark's has a NEW Department Stereo. Low mileage. $7,995. Reduces 82 F150,4 wheel drive, 6 cyl., 4 spd., Flare side, 22,000 mi., Prices 6V2" bed, excellent in and out. Silk & Fresh Bouquets Proms, $7,995. Weddings • on 81 Escort;, 2 door, std. shift and AC, runs excellent. $2,895. and FLEX EDGE BEDDING SO Mustang-3 dr., ,2: tone bik. Floral Arrangements Other & silver, 4 spd. standard, Boutonnieres 37,000 original miles, 1 Special Prices owner. *3,695. Corsages Occasions starting 80 T-Blrd, Blue & white, all wmmm airpieces at per piece power, AC, stereo, runs & Twin size looks great. $4,995.

Plus SO1 More Pre-Owned # Trays of Annuals, Perennials • Twin, Full, Queen, King in stock. Cars & Trucks to Fit Everybody's Pocketbook and'" Vegetables - Stop and See Our Fresh Supply of Nursery Stock THE WATERTOWN BEDDING CRESTWOD LIME - 50 Hw.~-!9q " FOR, • SHOP, INC. • 1230 Main Street " MARK'S .519 Main Street,,, Watertown. Watertown Landscape Supply & Garden Center | (next to Country Cinema:) 931 Lltchfield Rd., Watertown 274-2501 • 754-2501 274-0124 ; Open 7 days - 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 274-6898 Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30', NOBODY WALKS AWAY Page 16Property 'Town Times (Watertowa, Com,.of) Mathey 16, 198 5Watertown Historical Society The Human Services Committee, of which I am. a member, has Battalion Members Plan passeda proposal which would. ~ Statwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge Capitol allow, 'the elderly to1 stay at home. The proposal includes two key 'Great Flood* Reunion •philosophies. The first is to keep Review ret., a colonel then, played an in- the patient at home, thus keeping The members of the 2nd. Bat- strumental role in the flood relief By State Rep. Francis J. Carpenter a couple together,. This is mote talion, 102nd Infantry, 43rd Divi- sion are making, early arrangements efforts. 76th Assembly District likely to reduce 'the chance of depression, setting in. It .also solves for the 30th .anniversary of the great The committee is seeking other GrabherrRd.,Thomaston CT 06787 flood of 1955. members from the group that serv- Home: 2S3-8373 the problem, of a, couple who finds 1 it. difficult, to travel. A similar reunion was held five ed on the 1980 reunion committee, years ago on. the 25th anniversary and all men who served with the 'The second ingredient of the pro- of the iood that devestated the military during the flood. Anyone posal is financial in. nature. Saving Greater Waterbury area. The "money can. literally be 'the essence with information should, contact It's a daily problem, seemingly annually. gathering was very successful. of surviving, for those subjected to Cpl. Roy Mertelmeyer at never to disappear. Discriminatory 'The elderly worry about a, spouse This time, Col. William, St. living, solely on Social Security. 753-0943', or the Connecticut Stole in a sense, it inflicts the elderly, who is iocapaci.ta.tcd, in need, ol John, former battalion commander Hoping to streamline, con- Armory in Waterbury at 756-4901. those who can least afford it. The around-the-clock, care. Nursing and one of 'the battalion's most solidate, and improve these ser- issue? The paralyzing cost of borne homes offer a viable alternative,, respected, old soldiers, is working vices, the Human Services Com- health care. but are sometimes an economic with 'the organizing committee. mittee feels it is more humane and The need for reform is stagger- • challenge for those on a. fixed Col. St. John is expected to give cost-effective. 1 wholeheartedly ing. With 25,000 nursing shome income. tremendous insight, and. direction to agree. beds in the state and. 14,000 pa- Connecticut's deliver)' of home this year's affair. Please feel free to1 contact me tients admitted, to nursing homes health care services currently is The group also will be guided by with your legislative concerns. each year, an additional 4,923 nur- fragmented, with three different Sgt. Bronislaus Spokas, Maj. John sing, home beds will be needed by state agencies using three different WITH BOTH EARS Hastings, Warrant Officer Manuel 1990, at an increased cost in sets of eligibility standards to pro- Quiroya, Sgt. Ed Crimmins, Maj. Medicaid benefits of $51 million. vide three sets of services. Many teenage problems could be Walt Abeam, and. Col. Wayne solved if parents would take the Sitzer. GREG'S time to listen—really listen. Watertown's Gen. 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(Interior & Exterior Painting Supplies.] 266-7368 23% Hour Towing Service Paving or Oiling with the WALLPAPER DEPARTMENT' Heavy Duty Towing Natural Lcok of Stone - Collision Work • Painting KAY'S HARDWARE All collision 'work guaranteed also - 407 IAIN ST., WATERTOWN Driveways Graveled iMonoFri. 8-5:30 274-2463 274-3105 days nights ' Sat. 8-5 • " • 274-1131 ww- KAY'S HARDWARE KAY'S.H-\R[)WARE. 1029 Main St., Watertown 'Town.Times (Watertown, Conn.) May 16', 1985 Page 17 Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyB.S. Troop 52 Aux. The Mothers' Auxiliary of Boy Scout, Troop 52, Union Congrega- tional Church, will hold its last watertownhistoricalsociety.org meeting of the season on Monday, May 20, at 7:30 p.m.. in the church parlor, 161 Buckingham, St., 75th Anniversary modern, equipment, and active Oakville. The Long, Rivers Council, Boy imaginations.,"" Election, of officers and other Scouts of America, will hold, its In an event only for the Cub business will be taken, care of. All Diamond Jubilee Show and En- Scout, program,, a, councilwide mothers of scouts are invited to campment on May 1,7-19 at the championship Pinewood Derby attend. Fairgrounds in Durham to celebrate will, be held for winners in each Hostesses for the meeting will be Bo> Scouts of America's 75th district contest. The winners at, Joyce Kuegler, Karen Voghel, and anniversary each district competition (ages 8, Joanne Carosella. Troop 188 United Methodist 9, and 10) will be sent, to compete Church Troop 450, Christ at the show for trophies and. prizes, Brass City.'5' Episcopal Church, and Troop 52, The Brass. City Quintet will per- Union Congregational Church, The closing of the whole event, form, at the Our Lady of Lourdes Oak\ille will be among the par- will include a pageant at 8 p.m., Church, 309 South Main Street, ticipating troops • and. a gigantic fireworks show at 9 Waterbury,"on Tuesday, May 28 at Approximately 25,000' Tiger p.m. on, Sunday. 7 p.m. PROSPECTIVE KINDERGARTENERS Carolyn DiMeo, left, and. Cubs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Ex- The Long Rivers Council, serves The program will include selec- John Hassel HI, right, are shown with Polk School Principal Raymond plorers, adult leaders, and their 84 cities and towns in Hartford, tions by Purcell, J.S. Bach, Pezel, Cwick during; the recent 1985-8.6 school kindergarten screening. (Polk families and friends are expected to • Middlesex, and Litchfield Counties Allesandro Scarlatti, Frescobaldi, Photo) attend. The theme of the event is and portions of Tolland and New Walters, and Beeler. "Pride in. Our Past Pathway to Haven Counties. Admission tickets For farther information, call,'Our the Future," are available from any scout, Lady of Lourdes ' Church at The opening ceremony is at 10 member or at, the gate. 7544.134. a.m. Saturday, May 18, and will include a parade down the town, green. Scout-run booths and LMiddlebury Construction Co, demonstrations then will be OUTDOOR, SERVICES operating until, 5 p.m. Some of the traditional skills, like first-aid, E.R. ATCHISON GENERAL •TUESDAY, MAY 21 camping, and. pioneering, will be • Land Clearing " owner INFO NUMBERS: Municipal SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. shown along with some not so Light Dump Truck Service switchboard, 274-5411, for most center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; traditional skills, like computers, Tree Removal • Lawn mowing governmental and School Depart- health screening, phone 274-5411, atomic energy, and handicap General Yard Maintenance ment offices, including recreation , ext. 423 for appointment. awareness. Bulldozer • Backhoe extensions 253 to 255, and senior"' The "Pride in Our Past," part of Roto Tilling • Chipper Service center and minibus exts. 423 and 'WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 . the theme will be shown with a i Sand • Stone • Gravel • Fill • Loam 424. SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. 1910-style campsite, where there center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; will be no modern equipment such THURSDAY, MAY 16 minibus to Waterbury and mall, in as tents, cooking gear, or JENSEN DRIVE! SENIOR. CITIZENS Falls Ave. morning and afternoon., aluminum, foil, The "Pathway to MIDDLEBURY, CT 0G762 center open. 9 a.m.. to 4 p.m.; social GOVERNMENT CHEESE and the Future"" will be demonstrated, (203)758-2117 1 to 4 p.m. butter distribution, free, to those by a 2010-style campsite, utilizing eligible at American Legion, Hall, FRIDAY, MAY 17 Bunker Hill Rd., 1 to 4 p.m. Phone SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. 274-2653 for information on center open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; eligibility. minibus to Waterbury and mall, in HISTORICAL SOCIETY morning and afternoon. Museum at 22 DeForest, St. open WATERTOWN GRANGE, No. 2 to 4 p.m. to public; free 122, Inc. meeting, at 175 Main'St. admission. Family Walk-In A Masonic Hall, 8 p.m. REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY SPRING CONCERT and Arts meeting at Town, Hall Annex, 424 Festival at high school auditorium, Main St., 7:30 p.m. Medical Centers/ 324 French St., 8 p.m.; tickets at ZONING BOARD of Appeals door. meeting at Watertown Library, 7:30 p.m. A Modern Professionally Staffed Medical Center SATURDAY, MAY 18 TOWN CLERK'S office at 37 COMING EVENTS DeForest St.. Town Hall open. 9 Watertown, Rotary Road Race Offering: a.m. to 12 noon, for regular June 15 at Taft School. business. OFFICE HOURS by State Rep. Don't wait, "til Valentine's Day to tell dear ones, "I love you." * FULLY LICENSED PHYSICIANS Herbert Darling (R-68th District) at. Watertown Library, 470 Main. For Immediate care of all illnesses and St., 10 a.m. to 12 noon. OPEN HOUSE for public at R.J. BLACK, • injuries (except life threatening emergencies) Watertown Post. Office, Woodruff' & SON, INC. Ave., 1.2:30 to 3:30' p.m. Saks & Service .. * COMPLETE PHYSICAL EXAMS MONDAY, MAY 20 Solar Hot Water SENIOR CITIZENS Fails Ave. Efficient Evacuated Pre-employment, and preschool, plus a center open, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tube Design WATER, & SEWER, Authority modern lab including^ X-Raysf EKG and meeting at 747 French St. office, Water Pumps & many other diagnostic procedures 7:30 p.m. Water Conditioners TOWN COUNCIL regular Thomaston Road meeting at high school, library, 8 Watertown 274-8853 * ON THE JOB INJURIES p.m. Workman's Compensation handled promptly Yes—Our Prices Are MATTY'S Competitive For Quality tit Asphalt Paving Co. Fuel, Oil and Kerosene * OUR HOURS: • Water and Sewer Connections CALL NOW Monday thru Friday 9:30 a.m. to 7;W p.m. • Septic Tank Systems BAMBAULT Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. Installed • Drainage Problems OIL CO., INC. CENTERS LOCATED AT Corrected 600MainSt.,OakviUe 274-3214 or 274-6723 " ••'6MSWhltaTipifce,Jtt.6S 274-3436 • 274-3544 faf crtow, 0m 06795 Psychic Reader 274-7571 & • . m fturt fit, Wohrtwy, 'Com. 06705 for all your Advisor residential or . Can advise you on • ,• ,. ,. 753-8477 commercial needs Love, Marriage,- Health, ••••: •'.<- ;/and;- Easiness. Miliah 'Conn, 06467 PAR GLASS *5W with this ad.1 '• ' 42VWolc6ttSt. • 621-9359 117 Echo Lake Road Waterbury, Ct. 571-1913 Watertown 274-2151! - Pagp 18 Town Times (Watertowix, Conn.) May 16, 1985 Property of the WatertownDick Donston. He used a driver , Historical3 Society .wood, and. putter .Coach Tom -Talarico's Little 'League Dodgers have an awesome batting attack'so SPEAKING watertownhistoricalsociety.orgfar, and have been established as the early season favorites.....Bob OF . DeAng.el.is" two-out triple scored. two runs in the final inning to give coach Roy Middendorf s Babe • SPORTS Ruth League Water-Oak team a 4-3 By Bob Palmer win in its opening game, a. non- league, encounter against Cheshire at Deland Field Sunday. ...Chris Palmer, John Phillips, and Steve Barnowsky split the Water-Oak, pit- ching, Herky Nardi's Naggers Before we get another line into: Hiiii.es at Washington Depot. lead the. Bassi-Derouin Bocci the column I'd just love- to pause Al. hadn't played ball in a. couple League with, a 7-2 record .Water- and congratulate our young ladies of years and my dad, who had seen town''s boys baseball team, on the ' who play softball at St. John's him play a very good first, base, in- verge of qualifying for the...state School. duced him, to try out for the tournament, meets Kennedy at They are doing one swell job in. Bulldogs team. Municipal Stadium at 1 p.m.. Satur- the Waterbury Parochial League,, It turned out well as Al had a, fine day.. The WHS girls softball team being the only undefeated team as. year, playing first like he had never plays at Sacred Heart Friday after- A PEWTER FLAQUE was presented by newly-elected President Fred this piece is being written. laid down the glove, and hitting in noon Next Water-Oak Gold Cir- Genung EH, left, of the Watertown Youth Hockey League, to' retiring Coach George Barnes and his the clutch for us. He wound, up cle of Sports meeting is Monday, President David Long at the annual banquet May 3. Mr. Long, who assistant, Lou Razza, are proud of with a. healthy .306 average. June 3, at the Oakville VFW Post sewed as league chief from 1975 to 1985, saw enrollment, double to •these talented young ladies. In 'the find game at the Litchfield. 7330. Election and nomination of 180 youngsters during his tenure. The plaque contains signatures of "I've coached and helped coach County playoffs, with, the series . officers will take place. the board of directors. Mr. Long will stay on with the league as a director some good teams • in the Little tiied at one game each., 'there were in. 'the program,. (Calo Photo) League, etcetera, but I don't think two legitimate heroes for the but this time 'the margin was a bit I ever was associated with a group Bulldogs. closer. Allison Bradley limited An- of players who played with such One was George Pierce, who Crusaders Snap -Softball sonia to six hits as Ann Cambique enthusiasm for one another, and came into the game in the first in- 9 and Miss Mucci each slammed a showed better teamwork,," coach ning with the bases loaded and one Team s Four Game Streak pair of singles. Barnes said. New Preston run in, and pitched NOTES: Offensively speaking, Members of the team are: pit- shutout ball the rest of'the way. The Except for a game against Wilby, Holy Cross: 18, Indians 3-M'iss the Indians haven't been too bad off chers Jennifer Graziano and Kim other was Al Krull, who had four the Watertown Indians softball Palmer rapped out a pair of hits as this season. After 13 games, Nolan; catchers Vicki Ba.rn.es and" hits from, his cleanup spot and team spent the last two weeks scrat- drove in. four of the Bulldogs' six Watertown fell to its largest margin Watertown scored 109 runs to its Paulette Wozniak; first baseman ching and clawing for its victories, of defeat all, season. opponents' 119.... -At the beginning Te re s a H :ry n i e w i c k i; s ec o n d runs in the 6-1 victory. winning on the last pitch on. two oc- " Ansonia 5, 'Indians 3—Ansonia of the season, coach Mary baseman Karen Lampron; short- A I, Krull was not only a- fine casions and winning in extra inn- didn't find the going as easy as it. Wallenberg was looking, to qualify stop Lori Turonis; third baseman baseball and, basketball player, too, ings in. another. for the state tournament and im- Sarah Izzo; center fielder Allison but a very 'fine person as well; one was the last time the two teams prove on, last year's 7-11 record. Inghara; left fielder Jennifer Banks; I 'was certainly proud to know. After slipping out of a three- met. Back on April, 22, the Things seem, to be looking good. right fielder Kelly Collier; short., game tailspin, the Indians claimed Chargers clubbed Watertown 13-3, fielder Julie Sheehan; catcher and Just to recall that, championship victories over Sacred Heart (9-8), right fielder Meg Sullivan.; infielder- Oakville Bulldog team,-which "in, Kennedy (8-7), Crosby (10-7), and Holly Diatelevi; and left fielder six years compiled the amazing Wilby (22-11). Girls Track Team Cops Colleen Razza. record of 161 wins and only 17" But after that four-game respite, •• A couple of interesting figures losses against the strongest, teams the Indians have slipped, back, on a. that make you say, "No wonder'the of their age (17-21) in the area. slide, falling to both Holy Cross League Title; Now 4-2 (18-3) and Ansonia-(5-3). team, is good," are the facts that... Players who played with the Lit- pitchers Misses Graziano and chfield County League champions Presently, the Indians are 6-6 in Although 'the girls track team, lost 3,200- meter ran against Shepaug. Nolan, in the last seven games, •• were John Keilty, Gig Grenier, the Naugatuck 'Valley League, 6-7 its first, two meets of the season., Other Watertown 'winners were,: have given, op a. combined total of1 Bob Palmer, Ray and. Ed Beauty, overall. A game against Farm- they've managed to pick, .Against Naugatuck—Stacey only 3.4 runs per game, and that's1 Oscar1 Lindahl, George Pierce, Bob ington on Thursday and one at themselves up off 'the ground, Brieve, 200-meter dash, :29.8; excellent for softball of this type. Fenn, Lee and Gene Vaughn, Bub Sacred, Heart: on Friday round out repeating as Naugatuck 'Valley Miss Brody, 1,600 meters, 5:39; Also, the hitting has produced, an Windebank, Smokey Joe Dennis, the regular schedule. Four games' League champions. Miss Brody, 3,200-meters, 12:23; average of 15 runs per game, and Sam McCleary, and. Al. and Vin were rained out, only one (Wilby) The Indians, who boasted a Watertown relay (Misses Shuhart, that's even better than excellent.. Krull. being made up. . record of 10-1 last season .as reign- Grisgraber, Camerota," Moody), That's terrific! Indians 22, Wilby 11-Nadine- ing champs, are NVL kingpins by 4x400, 4:40; Watertown relay • CUFF NOTES: St. John's boys' Palmer slugged 'two triples and four virtue of wins over 'Torrington, (Sirois, Dahlin, Brieve, Coviello), We were truly saddened by the' baseball, team also is doing well this _ RBI, and Lee Ann Sellers drove .in Naugatuck, and Holy Cross. 4x100, :.56.2; Missy White,,, untimely passing of Al Krull, a season under the watchful eyes of" four runs with two doubles to lead Watertown. is currently 4-2, 3-0 in , 100-meter hurdle, : 1.8.5; Miss longtime friend, and ex-baseball Bill Catuccio and Biff Beau-. Watertown to its biggest offensive the NVL. Souilliard, 300-meter hurdles, teammate who led our Oakville. ty....Don Daveluy got himself a output of the year. Aon Cambique The Jatest victories came at, the :56.5; Miss Mannello, discus, 23.9 Bulldogs to the 1937 Litchfield. nice eagle 3 on Crestbrook's par 5, singled, doubled, and tripled; Kim hands of Shepaug (6914-5714) on meters; Miss Mannello, javelin,,,, County League Championship with, 15th hole, which plays 465 yards. Mucci rapped a pair of singles and Monday, and Naugatuck (75-50),, 25.9 meters. a fine exhibition of hitting in the ti- It happened Sunday, and he was a double; and Sue LaRosa doubled, •the win that clinched, the league ti- tle same against, the New Preston playing with, Paul Reardon and twice. tle last Friday. Against Shepaug—Miss Brody, Two weeks ago, on the strength Kim Mannello was a. double win- 3,200 meters, 12:20; Watertown of hat tricks from. Lisa-Jean Oliver ner in. both meets. She took, the relay (Misses Sirois, Dahlin, 2 Youth Soccer Sides and Kristen Johnston, the Wings discus and the javelin against, Brieve, Coviello), 4x100',, :54.9; 9 shellacked. New Milford, 14-1. Naugatuck, and 'the shot, put and Miss Souilliard, 100-meter hurdles, 'Miss Johnston added another hat discus against Shepaug. :17.8; Miss Souilliard, 300 In Tourney s Final 16 trick just last week in. a 4-1 scrim- Val Souilliard was a double win- • hurdles, :53.8; Miss Mannello, mage match victory over Cheshire. ner against Shepaug.'She copped, shot, put, 8-.76 meters; Miss Man- Two Watertown, Association for The girls advanced to the final, 16 Miss Oliver tallied the other goal. the No. 1 spot in the 100-meter and nello, discus, 24.36 meters; Gret- 300-meter hurdles. She also took, chen Blais, javelin, 26.64. meters; Youth Soccer, Inc., teams broke in- with a 7-1 victory over New Ca- The Wings' fifth win, came at, the. the 300-meter hurdles against 'the Robin Feero, long jump, 3.95 to the final 16 of the Metropolitan naan, and a 6-3 win over Wilton hands of Woodbury as Michelle Greyhounds. meters. Life Spring State Cup tournament: two weeks ago. But the Wings Troisi netted two goals in, a 6-1 the '•'£'"" Division boys, 10 and were beaten by Wethersfield on win. Miss Oliver, Jennifer Senior Cindy Brady was a dou- TheJndians will meet Bethel on under, and 'the "C" Division girls, Saturday, 3-2, to end any cham- Fellows, Miss Johnston, and ble winner against Naugatuck, tak- Friday, with the NVL Invitation • 1,4 and under. pionship hopes. Shauna Bisson all contributed a ing 'the 1,600- and 3,200-meter Meet looming on, Wednesday, May Anna DePolo led the offensive,, goal. runs. She also nailed down, the 22. • ' '' • charge for the girls in, those three The "E" Division girls enjoyed games, netting seven goals. Lee similar successes in. a two-week Kiely, Kyra Pishtey, Michelle period, blanking Brookfield, 6-0, Offense Not Lacking In Pilion, Danielle Graziano, and Jen- on. the strength, of a Laurie Smith 9 nifer Graziano also scored. hat trick, and nipping Danbury, Indian s Baseball Week For the "E" Division boys, Jeff 3-2, as Jennifer Kulmann scored, Tansley and Jason Geise scored two goals. 'The girls are now 2-1-1. The Watertown Indians baseball two goals apiece to lead their team tied 9-9. Both teams tallied a run The "D" Division boys, 1.2 and team has hit. its rough spots-during in the eighth before the Indians Pfla Tip (of S BS in. a 5-0 shutout of Naugatuck. to ad- under, defeated Middlebury in a. te season, but none, it would seem, only 26 vance to the State Cup final 16. pounded out four runs in 'their half scrimmage match Saturday, 7-2. were as rough, as last Wednesday's of the ninth. Not to make things TACKLE BOX #7620 The boys, meanwhile, also . Nathan Davies and Justin Zipoli game against Holy Cross, a nine- boosted their record to 3-1-1 on the., easy, Holy Cross tapped, out. two u de up to 25 compart •scored.'two goals apiece. Jeremy inning marathon that saw the Tribe runs before being; stopped. menls 9 in bottom season, with a 5-0 victory over New Christie, Robert Rubbo, and, Peter Ira) IGintapGreallor squeeze out a .14-12 win. Jerry 'Valentino started the game si pers muskies salt Fairfieid,., Tansley scored." three Rolney netted one each. L^ waler "No Tip" Top, Z Breathing easier, no doubt, the but was. relieved by Phil Armatino ABS latches and deep goals while Shawn Bearce and In league action, 'the boys drop- Indians followed that win up with CHIillf SJCOt space belween I ats, Geise netted one goal each. in, the fourth. Armatino 'finished, te VIIIJ -»a aidlbo»lMNom lor reels' ped a. 6-0 decision to. Wethersfield. a ,1.0-3 breeze over the Wilby game, picking UD the victory. and olfoer bo!k gear Two weeks ago, the boys had ad- For the "C" Division boys," 14 Wildcats last Thursday at Deland vanced to the second round of the and. under, Aron Zipoli scored Field. JUST ARRIVED State Cup with a victory over Dan- Watertown had an easier time three goals to lead a 7-2 win ovei Watertown is,. .8-6, 6-6 in the against Wilby as Mike Nolan col- Shiners-Worms. bury, and. also added a, 2-2 tie with. New Fairfieid, which raised the NVL. New Milford in league action. lected four hits-a triple and, three' . . Nite Crawlers boys'" record, to 2-1-0. Joe DeP'alo, 'Rico Brogna provided the offen- singles-to lead"a 10-3 win. Ed-Hoffler, Marc Sharon, and John sive power against Holy Cross,"tag-"- Javier:'Lopez •recorded the win as Paolino scored one each. • " •_ MIDWAY SPORTING! Over the last two weeks, the ging a home run, double, two Mike Svab, who relieved, Lopez in GOODS SUPPLY • "D" Division girls, 1,2 and under, • CHOOSY. singles and driving,.in .six runs. the fifth inning, chipped in a dou- 587 Main Street. .have upped. their season record, to Overall, •the "Tribe slammed the ble and. single with two runs bat- .5-0-0. Their unbeaten string, in- Resolve to be choosy about your" Crusaders' for . 11 hits on the ' ted in. ' Watertpwm cluding a scrimmage match,~is at. companions—your best company is afternoon. - The Tribe faced, Crosby on Tues- ,274-2029,! six games. - • - a "c lea r c o nsci ence. Aier regulation, the'-score was day afternoon. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown Society, Conn.) May 16, 198 5 Page 19 Summer Youth Verification of income will be will benefit 'the Connecticut Stage required.. summer season '85, which-opens Athlete Of The Week ••Job Forms Are For more information, contact June 14, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgthe HRD office-in Naugatuck at, Live music from, "The Time Rico Brogna. 14-12 nailbiting, nine-inning Available Here 729-5285, or call the town Machine" and a. special, guest, ap- This week, Rico, a freshman win over' league rival Holy manager's office at 274-5411. pearance by the cast, of "Grease," formerly from Taft School, Cross with, a homer, double, Recruitment forms now are 'the Connecticut Stage's first under- stands alone among 'the better and two singles, driving, in, six, available for 'the Job Training Part- ..Babe Ruth Lineup taking of the season, will be performances of Watertown. runs on 'the Thursday afternoon. nership Act (JTPA) summer youth fea.tu.red at" the. hop. High School's athletes. To be The offensive show offset a employment program- "The Water-Oak Babe Ruth, team, Tickets are available at the door sure, there were many fine home run by the Crusader's Locally, the forms can be obtain- which will, be opening its season on, or by calling, 354-5444. Tribury is fats., but Rico's, for the benefit Frank Lombardo, and a triple ed, at. 'the Town Hall Annex, 424 June 6 and seeks its fourth con- located off Route 188 in of the baseball team, was the by Joe Harris. Rico's homer Main St., and. Watertown High secutive league title, includes the Middlebury. Finest. was his second in three games School, 324 French St. following players: Rico led the Indians to a at that point. The program is sponsored by 'the Tri-captains: John Phillips, Chris A11hO'ug h January"s t,he Human Resource Development Palmer, and. Bob DeAngelis, Steve traditional' month, any month's Agency/Waterbury Area Job Bamosky, Jim Yoder, Mike Des- good for turning over a new leaf. Training Agency, and utilizes jardins, Rob Grazia.no, Mike Registration Open For JTPA funds. Ribeiro, Chip Hungerford, Greg Youngsters ages 1.4 to 21 may Santoro, Ron, Delaney, Billy ENGINEERED June Rotary Road Race apply for the summer jobs, which Weidemier, Scott Ouellette, Ed begin July 8, and end Aug., 23. Pogodzienski, and Tom Talarico. SINTERINGS Registration forms are available All the race details are contain- Eligible participants will work 25 Water-Oak is a member of the for the Saturday, June 1.5 Water- ed in brochures available at 'the hours a week for $3.37 per hour. Litch-Haven Babe Ruth League, AND • town Rotary Road Race; schedul- Parks and Recreation Department The youth will work, in the towns and coached by Roy Middendorf. ed to begin at 9:30' a.m. from the office in the 'Town Hall Annex, 424 where they live, and also will at- PLASTICS, INC., Taft School, parking lot. off Guern- Main St.; the Biener's and tend educational sessions. 'Tritmry Sock Hop seytown Road. American Sports World shops in These sessions will include infor- A The race will feature annual Watertown and Oakville, respec- mation regarding the job market The Tribury Tennis and Racquet- courses of 15km. and 5km lengths tively; the Greater Wateibury YM- and job search, as well as instruc- ball Center will be converted to WATERJOWN through, the beautiful northern, hills CA, 136 West Main St., Water- tion in, such academic subjects as ' "Tribury High" for a '50s sock. INDUSTRY of town. This year, the Rotary Club bury; and other locations. reading and math. hop to beheld Satu.rd.ay, June 1,. It is donating proceeds to the Big, For more information, call To be eligible for the program, Brothers/Big Sisters Agency of 2,74-5411, ext. 255 weekdays from youngsters must, meet federal fami- Greater Waterbury-Torrington, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or the YMCA. at ly income guidelines. That which, services Watertown and 754-2181 after 6 p.m.. guideline currecntly is $11,900 for Oakville. a family of four. Youngsters who Attention Bowlers Prizes will be awarded to both are handicapped, may receive a OPEN men and women in the following Fall Program waiver for financial income. divisions: Youth (ages 18 and Soccer Signups .BOWLING under), Open (19-29), Submaster Blue Seal Feeds (30-39), Master (40-49), and. Lawn - Garden Fertilizers Registration for "the Watertown Seed Potatoes Granmdtnaster (50 and over). Day Association for Youth Soccer, of race registration, will be from 8 Fer Met • Milorganite Inc.'s fall program, (ages 7 to 14 Lawn and Garden Seeds SHOES 35$ Game' to9a.m., although preregistratton with birthdat.es between. Jan. 1, (deadline Monday, June 10) is at a Scott Lawn Products for Entire Summer!! 1971 and Dec. 31, 1978) will be Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss reduced fee. held today (Thursday), Saturday, Spray Materials Still time to join Locker and shower room May 1.8, and Tuesday, May 21 at. Hay - Straw - Sfia Wngs facilities at Taft will be available. Swift Junior High, 250' Colonial. Bag Balm • Maple Syrup a. Summer League Among the race features will be of- St., Oakville. ficial TAG/USA sanction, H.3. COE CO. Chronomex clock and computeriz- Hours are from 6 to 8 p.m. to- 45 Freight St. COLONIAL LANES ed scoring, time splits, water sta- day and Tuesday, while Saturday COLONIAL PLAZA • WATERBURY • 755-1101 tions, awards presentations after hours are from 9 to 11 a.m. First- Waterbury 754-6177. the races, and medical personnel, timers need to bring a birth cer- available. tificate or will not be allowed to To help make the event a family play. ,/A ,/A //A //A //A i/A //A //A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A //A //A affair, an informal "fun ran" will There are different, fees for take place on. the Taft track for regular and traveling team players. those not. entered in the main WAYS league jackets and patch- N events. No registration fee is es will be on sale at the signups. •required. 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Mon., TINS., WML Fit, 10-7 ,/A Biun. 7117 - Sat. "Till & P.M. 81,6 STRAITS TURNPIKE 17+4257 WATERTOWN, CT. ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A//A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A ,/A Plage. 2Property0 Town. Times (Watertown , ofConn. ) theMay Id, 198Watertown5 Historical Society ..relief, Mr. McLaughlin said. benefit," Mr. McLaughlin said. Lower. ..income elderly • individuals "We promised tax cuts last fall, ' Gas Leak In McLaughlin Pleased With will be.exemptfrom the real estate _ and. now'we're'.showing-we can : watertownhistoricalsociety.orgconveyance .and capital gains taxes. :; deliver on that promise. Our goal "' Oakville Cause He added for the purpose of- is to bring state taxes down to the Passed Tax Cut Package calculating dividends and interest lowest level possible so that more For Evacuation The Republican-constructec "With this round of tax cuts, peo- tax, older residents no longer will money remains where it belongs — Some 1501 residents in the Sun- $93.9 million tax cut package pass- ple will see reductions in their utili- have to include 'their' Social Securi- in the hands of the people who nyside Avenue area near Tumor ed by the State Senate "has ty and heating bills, their clothing ty benefits in their adjusted gross work so'hard-to earn it." Avenue in. Oakville were evacuated something every taxpayer can and non-prescription drag income. from 'their homes and businesses cheer about," state Sen, Jamie purchases- even the cost of plan- Furthermore, Mr. McLaughlin Teachers Are Sunday afternoon when a strong- McLaughlin. (R-Wood.bu.ry) has ting vegetable gardens."* explained, the sliding scale used to smelling gas leak was caused by a said. To aid homeowners and renters determine the tax on dividends and. line rapture. interest, has been, revised downward Honored May 1 Sen. McLaughlin, who chairs the alike, he said some heating oil no Deputy Fire Chief Charles for most 'Connecticut, residents. Legislature's tax-writing Finance, longer will be subject to a, 2 per- Twenty-two members of the "Buddy" Judd reported a. man Previously, those, whose income Revenue and Bonding Committee, cent: tax, and the levy on gas and teaching profession were honored working a backhoe late Sunday was at least $50,000 paid a played, a. key role in composing the electric bills will be reduced from. by their colleagues May 1 at the morning at 7 Tumor Ave, acciden- 5 to 4 percent. minimum. 6 percent: on dividends' Serendipity Restaurant, Waterbury. • tally dug up a gas. line, and the package. He said taken with the and interest income... With the new clothing tax, exemption passed Republican legislators also Teachers who are retiring, or smell "completely flooded the decided to remove state sales taxes scale, 'the senator said, the tax will who have taught: for 25 years or area." earlier in the year, Connecticut begin at 1 percent at. $50,000 to 13 from several common purchases, more in the Watertown, school So much pressure, built up, he residents and businesses will pay percent (the current level.) for gross Mr. McLaughlin said. "The clothing system, were included for recogni- said, that a hole .as large as a pickup $155.9 million less in taxes in the incomes of more that $100,000. 1985-86 fiscal year. tax exemption that went, into effect tion in the first annual "Teacher truck, was caused, and loud rumbl- "For the first time in years, Con- last month will, be raised from $50 ""This scale is far more beneficial Appreciation, Night.'"'" ings were heard underground... Fire necticut residents will gpt what they to $75 on Oct. 1, while most non- to middle income taxpayers and Those honored were: Esther and police personnel stood by un- need and deserve most: real. tax. prescription drags, such as aspirin, particularly families who barely Baldwin, Ignatius "Iggy" Lombar- til the Connecticut Light & Power relief," Mr. McLaughlin said. cold remedies, and. vitamins, will clear the $.50,000 threshold," the do, Ellen Scully, Charles Corr, Co. officials came to shut 'the gas be tax-free by July. Seeds and fer- Republican senator said. Marilyn Engleman, Joseph Cian- off. There, were no explosions. tilizers will both, be exempt from The succession tax exemption, ciolo, Margery Rixford, Bernard Mr. Judd said it wasn't until late J & G SERVICES sales tax by next Spring, he said. also will, be raised from. $100,000 Beauchamp, Nan, Moore., Michael in 'the afternoon, before the line was - Yard & Garden Work "In. all, these measures, coupl- to $300,000' for a surviving spouse Moffo, Richard Lewis, Andree repaired. Two stores, two Removal of Small Bldgs. ed, with the previous clothing tax and from $20,000 to $50,000 for McColgan, Fred. Wheeler, Eugene restaurants, three apartments, and children, Slason, Joseph Avellani, William. Unwanted Articles cut, will save Connecticut con- many homes in the area were sumers millions of dollars this year Mr. McLaughlin said, businesses Varna, -Gerald DePolo, Alice evacuated. Hauled Away and next," the senator said. "Our also were included in the tax cut- Morgan, Elaine Lucky, Grace About 2,300 CL&P customers Attic, Basement and money will go a lot 'further toward ting effort. To aid small companies, Lorensen, Donald. Borgnine, and were without power for nearly an Garages Cleaned household, expenses and. at local 'the minimum, corporate tax, will be Kenneth Greene. hour Saturday after lightning struck stores, boosting local business as dropped from. $250 to $100. The an. insulator on Echo Lake Road Free Estimates well as aiding consumers." state will also allow businesses to around 1.1:15 p.m. The damage increase their tax write-dfrs for George 'Lane John Lane The elderly-especially the state's Griffin School was corrected and power restored. less wealthy older citizens —also depreciation losses, such as equip- ., about 12:30 a.m. Sunday. 263-28119; 274-3219 are due for some much needed tax ment and machinery, at 88 percent FTO Programs" of the federal level this year and fully "recoupled" at' 100 percent The Griffin School PTO will Dance For Teens in 1986, the senator said. hold its annual installation dinner The senate voted to repeal the and scholarship award, program on The Watertown, Junior Women's the $20 annual "sales tax. permit 'Thursday, May 23, at Griffin Club will sponsor a, dance for renewal fee. ' "This recognizes the School, Davis Street, Oakville." junior high, school, students on Fri- important role retailers play in. col- .. Dr. Philip Fallon, superintendent day, May 24, at Swift Junior High, lecting sales tax for the state," he of schools,, will offer opening 250 Colonial St., Oakville, from, said. remarks while Donald Mitchell, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. "All these tax cats arc carefully principal, will install newly-elected Disc jockey John Deluca will thought out. so everyone can officers for 'the 1985-86 school provide the music. Admission will, year... - be charged. Parents are asked to Brenda Titus will serve as the pick up their children promptly at CASH vETO's new. president, with Janine 9:30 p.m. We will pay a top price-fpr;-, Russolillo. as vice-president, Cindy For further information, call your house:-. ' -'"'.;'•':• Gubbibtti'as recording secretary,- Diane Nori at 274-0722, or Cindy SflMDJWHY FROM ^PM. — Any Condition — "" Judy Campbell as corresponding D'Angelo at. 274-0058. ow CAT-IN Confidential Service secretary, and Debby Lichwalla .as treasurer. AMTl- Our 18th Year:' MOMS Meeting. PASTO 'F«,c i LI r. ts Patricia Mauriello, scholarship . Call: Fred, Rcyber chairwoman, will announce 'the I So ECHOUAKC Rd The Greater 'Watertown Mothers 754-4178 Anytime recipient of the Frances Griffin of Multiples Support Group will Scholarship in 'the amount of $500. hold, its regular monthly meeting on, .The dinner will begin at 6:30 66 Willow St. Thursday, May 16, in the con- wn mt p.m. For reservations, call Janine *° °" $ operate our own equipment Waterbury ference room, of the Watertown Russolillo at Griffin. Library, 470 Main St., at 7 p.m. Trips To All mothers and. expectant New England mothers of multiple births are in- vited to attend. Plans for summer activities, and play groups will be discussed... For further information, contact Janie Fretts at 274-1125, or Mary •' Dan bury Mikush at 274-6833. 797-0567 Waterbury WEEKLEKLY TRIPS TTOO ~A« 757-8070' FLORIDA 1 New Millord 354-1050 WE OWN AND mPIElRIEDii EQUIPHEHT" Torrington __ ., 4824508 w* 3 bedrooms Living room with fireplace, screened porch, attached two- pi DVERSD (EM SOF SERVICE P car garage on approximately one acre. Only $82,900... d MOVING & STORAGE. ING, Florida 1 wn inilu,Un I0IM1 MIMflJWd ,, PWE5OTEiI . /O'lOOOil JflOil'/ Wa Ifl'Mi j,, Wl,rlll Mnnmlt mWf in,,,, tkl w:(: d fd'U 3)t)'/.*H«* Comparison I MADEUX AGENCY { S 274-4970 274-478G" i | •. 1200 Northfield Road - I P5i iWatertown, .*. JT_.JL IL „,__, ,iir™"jLC.t "0679-.jnii,r -rn5 ir ' H ROOM Prompt, GIFT SHOP Professional . 1245 Thomaston Ave. Results. , 753-9289 Help Unlimited, Inc. • Buying or selling 215 Main Street, Oakville a home? " Your Home Care Registry" Talk with OFFERING PERSONALIZED SERVICES IN YOIJM YOUl, HOME, 24 HRS. 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ftl&N ROOFING BROWN &-GOLD SOFA, $75; STENOGRAPHER NEEDED ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID' IN ADVANCE. & REMODELING .Matching love seat, $75;- Coffee part time, 15-20 hours per week. Interior-exterior remodeling. Roof- table, $40; Red swivel, chair, $35; Hours flexible. Legal/litigation, 'Tuesday noon Is the deadline for classified advertising. ing a. specialty. Call 274-2687 or Ping pong, table, $10. 274-7277. shorthand or transcription typing Rates: $2.25 minimum charge for the first 12 words, plus 879-2957. helpful. Start $4.50 per hour net '$.40 per line for each additional, line 'beyond the minimum HOMEMADE COOKIES for all and up DO'EA. Regular raises. (approx. four words per line). In addition to' Town Times, L&L occasions-entertaining, weddings, Pleasant working conditions in RESUMES WRITTEN showers, graduations, etc. Call Watertown. Call 274-6969. all classifieds are carried in the Water-Oak Shoppers' Effective resume prepared by a. 274-2791 after 5 p.m. • Guide at no additional charge. College Instructor with, personnel THREE EXPERIENCED experience. In-depth interviews. SOFA, COLONIAL print. _ Stan- hairstylists needed. Busy plaza Call, 263-3649. salon. Pleasant working, 'Conditions. 1. SERVICES OFFERED HOUSECLEANING • dard, size. Good condition, Complete window cleaning, wall reasonably priced. 274-3029. Hours flexible. Good wages and. LET THE PAPER DOLLS add ED MICHMIB' PAINTING washing, cleaning & treating panel- commissions, DOEA. Excellent their feminine -touch to your & Paper Hanging ing & cabinets Stripping buildup chance to build following and gain on no-wax floors & applying floor painting-wallpapering needs. Free • 3. HELP WANTED new techniques. Call Helen, Clark "Miebaud, Contractor estimates. Call Karen, 758-9998 or Call 274-8379 finish, waxing & buffing wood' 723-1483. floors. Cleaning & treating Sue, 758-2927. 'WE HAVE AN' IMMEDIATE EMIL'S JEWELERS fiberglass bathroom, enclosures. opening in our composing room for LOOKING FOR part-time recep- Soot & smoke clean-up. One time LATEX-ITE driveway sealer. a, top notch "typist who, can attain 60 tionist afternoons. College student 709 Main St. Regular Super- Seal,, $8.75 per Watertown. deep cleaning of complete house. wpm. or better with, accuracy. preferred. Apply in person, Cleaning on. regular basis-weekly 5-gal. pail. Super Seal with sand,, Knowledge of paste-up and 'Camera Chemech Systems Co., 1460 Echo Expert watch repairing. $10.99 per 5-gal pail. 'Other Latex- Guaranteed workmanship. or every- other week. Reliable, • helpful, but. not necessary. Will Lake Rd., Wtn. detailed,, neat. ite products available. Free deliver train. Hours are 12 noon to 6 p.m. THE HOUSECLEANERS on orders of $60 or more. Call on Monday, Tuesday & Friday. 5. FOR RENT PLUMBING & HEATING, all LAWN GUYS, 274-0608. 'types of work, .any size job. 74-3800. Latest computerized, •typesetting FLORIDA HOME RENTALS Reliable, licensed, free estimates. INSURED equipment. Pleasant working con- LICENSED' HAIRDRESSER available. Completely furnished. Capinera Plumbing & Heating. ditions in modem office. Fair wage will, come to' your home and. cut, when training with more as ex- $275/week.' Looted in southern 753-0188 o:r 274-6398. UNUSED MICROCOMPU- 1 TERS can save time & money perm,, frost or set your hair . Call perience is gained,. Write: Typist, Orlando, minutes from Disney Susan, 2,74-2687'. Please keep World. Call 274-0368 or MARAMATHA when utilized correctly. Ted P.O. Box 1, Watertown. trying. 274-7555. CHIMNEYSWEEPS Johnson. (C-TEACH) trains all, Chimneys cleaned, professionally. levels, explains software, advises, - . TELLERS DRIVEWAY SEALING.- Quality ONE WEEK, of time share. Sleeps Quick, clean, efficient service. programs, guarantees satisfaction. Area, financial 'institution, has teller workmanship and, products.'Senior 6 comfortably. Avail. Feb. 15 'thru 729-0160 or 573-1.255. Free consultation and introduction, vacancies. Part time or full time to your equipment. 274-1357. citizen discounts. Don't, gamble- considered. Salary commensurate 22nd, 1986.. Kissimm.ee, Fla., just with 'the life of your driveway. 'Let I WILL DO' year WALLPAPER- with, experience. For more infor- 4 miles from Disney World. & Ep- LAWN GUY'S Sealing Division ING and exterior and Interior pain- HOME. REPAIRS,, remodeling, mation'contact: cot Center. Other attractions near- seal your driveway and we'll give ting. Excellent references...Cal l Bob additions. For free-estimate call. Bill PERSONNEL OFFICE by. For 'further information, call you a. quick pick Lotto ticket, to' Perkins, 274-2990. Clock, 274-2859. First Federal Savings' & Loan 274-5970 after 4:30 p.m. gamble with. Call today, 274-0608. First Federal Plaza LONDONDERRY, VT., contem- CARPETS & MUGS repaired and. T&B PAINTING ^maintenance, Waterbury, Ct. 06702 installed. Twenty yrs. exp. Insured inside .and outside your home. Gut- E&R HOME IMPROVEMENT • porary home for rent, $225 per wk. & reliable. Danny's Carpet Ser- ters cleaned. Chimneys tarred. Call Garages,' additions, roofing and „ LANDSCAPE WORKER' Full appliances and Sauna. Access vice. 7,57-1.696. 2744578. new construction. 274-6545,, Ed, • wanted... Call, 266-7075 after 6 p.m. to lake & tennis. Call evenings, or 274-2283, Ray. 274-5548. PAINTING: Int.-ext. painting. MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT SUMMER JOBS available for Free estimates. Quality work. Ex- for children's parties, and shows. SPRING CLEANING? " youths 14 to 21. Work will be 25 •FIYE-RM. COTTAGE, cellent references. All work Call, Mr. Miracle, 274- 6115. Time to bring all of your outgrown hours per week, at $3.75 per hour Charlestown, R.I..,, 300 ft. from salt guaranteed. .Ray Lawlor, 274-228:3 children's clothing, toys & bices to' from July 8 to Aug.. 23. Applicants water pond; 1 'A miles from ocean. or 274-2225. BRUNO'S - The Kid's Room" Consignments.. mustbe residents of Beacon Falls, $310 per week. Weeks of July No limit on the quantity! Call Bethlehem, Cheshire, Middlebury, 20-My 27, Aug. 24-Aug. 31. Call CUSTOM: KITCHEN & BATH: 274-3396 for details, Tuesday- HOMEOWNERS Naugatuck, Prospect, Southbury, 274-1044. Formica and woodwork. 274-2474 Saturday, 10-5. Thoniaston, Watertown, Wolcott General home repairs & im- or 274-0876 evenings. provements. Carpentry, electrical or Woodbury, and. must meet FIVE ROOMS, 2 bdrms., conve- & plumbing. Interior or exterior. TILE REGROUT & repair. New federal family income guidelines. niently-located. Sec. & ref. re- No job too small. Prompt service installations & remodeling 2. FOE SALE For more info., call the Human • quired. Noutil. incl. $430 mo. Call at. reasonable rates. Quality available. Call 274-9089 any time. Resource Development Agency, 757-2,463 or apply in person. Sat., workmanship. Free estimates. Ful- JUST ARRIVED Chintz 'N-Prints 729-5285. May 18, 1,0-4 p,m. at. 77-79 ly insured. References available. AL'S SHARPENING SERVICE. of Newtown, an, enormous number Heminway Park. Rd., Wtn. Call. William M. Cooke, 263-5400. Chain saws,-circular saws, tools, of-Decorator Slipcovers, Drapery- TOOLMAKER scissors, knives. Phone 274-2361 Upholstery fabrics at enormous Retirees welcome. Minimum, 5 yrs. 6. WANTED TO RENT after 1,1 a.m.. savings. 8. Main, St. (Route 25) exp. Part time & full, time with all TYPING Newtown, Conn. WORD PROCESSING benefits. Small company with, large •THREE-ROOM .APT. wanted by Resumes, letters, term papers, APPLIANCE SERVICE. potential. Call Enterprise Carbide quiet, mature working woman, manuscripts, mailing lists,. Washers, dryers, refrigerators, THE FABRIC BARN. Remnants- Tool Co., 274-1959 between 9:30 Oakville 'Vicinity. 274-2806. repetitive letters, tapes transcribed, stoves, air conditioners. Call trim. Wednesday-Sunday, 10-5, and 3:30. • ' photo copies. Woodbury 274-6319. •Rt. 63 East Morris, 567-5823. Secretarial Services, 263-2279. Closed, Mon. &-Tues. WANTED: Full-time experienced 9. WANTED TO BUY COUNTRY SANTTTATION. secretary. Work includes book- WANT TO BUY old clocks, and ELECTRICAL WORK. Septic tanks cleaned. Reasonable WATERBEDS, bookcase head- keeping, light. typing, direct, Reasonable. Free estimates. State rates. 274-0456 or 274-5839. board. New Queen & King size, customer contact. Some computer pocket watches. Also, Grandfather licensed. 274-8611. ' ' complete with, padded side rails, experience helpful, but not clock repair. Call Phil Dunn, Sr., $1,99. 6-drawer pedestal, $99. necessary. Good benefits. Call at 274-1932. CHILD CARE-I'm available and 274-1733. ' PICKUP' FOR. 'HIRE. Attics,' 274-8853. reliable. Licensed in my "home cellars, garages, yards cleaned. MESH PLAY PEN in good con- away from, home." Experience .and Reasonable rates. Call Robert, ONE. BED' COUCH, contemp. SCOOPIN* & SER.YTN* ice dition. Call 274-2919 after 4 p.m. referrals, plus extras. 274-9089. style, wheat color; One single liv- 274-6517. cream. Ideal for student Apply in ing rm chair; brown, & beige print. person only, Fri., May 17, between It. LAWN & GARDEN DRIVEWAY SEALING- Both in very good, condition, $75 MASON-WOOD 3 .and 5 p.m. only. Health Hut Excellent work' and materials. •each. .Two bran bag seats, $10 CONTRACTORS Na.tu.ral Foods, 459 Main St., .ARTHUR, G. SCHMTO Many satisfied customers right here each. 274-2719." Additions, remodeling, decks, in- Wtn., 274-3851. LANDSCAPING in, Watertown. Call .Lawn Guys Spring clean-up-fertilizing, lim- terior renovations, garages, custom Sealing Div. today for a, free building. Roofing: A. specialty. SEEKING 50 PEOPLE who want, ing, lawn, maintenance, new plan- •estimate! 274-0608. 'WEDDING GOWN. Antique Call Rick 274-0456 or Joe. to- lose weight. 10-29 lbs. per tings, seeding;'thatching, mowing,, sating with, lace trim. Cathedral 274-5839. month.,, and eam money at 'the .same shrubs & hedges, trimmed: Truck- •CARPENTRY, ceramic tile & length, train-. Size 8. $500-. time. Call 597-0658, ' ask, for ing. Loam, wood & mulch for .sale. bathrni'. & kitchen remodeling. 274-8985. • - .. 20 yrs. exp. AAS degree in, land- .HOUSECLEANING and window Ginne-..' . ' • Call Apicella Construction, scaping. 274-3557. washing. For quality work at 274-8397. TWO LAWN MOWERS: SIMMER HELP 'WANTED." reasonable prices call Mr. Simplicity, i-yr.-old; Toro, 2-yrs- Maintenance, 274-6189. Apply in person. Economy Tire RESTORE YOUR MEADOW 'TON ft FITNESS' old. Both, self-propelled.. 753-4200 Center, "13:71 Main St., Have it bush hogged, mowed. Call English riding lessons, beginners after 5 p.m. , . AUTO SEAT COVERS & auto Watertown. . • Professional Outdoor Services, .or advanced,, all ages. Horses 266-7075. carpeting on special now at. Water-' boarded or trained-bought & sold. LOCK, LAWN -MOWER, '25" " BOOKEEPER-CLERK needed, town. Auto Upholstery, Rt. 6, Crystal, Spring Farm,. Call cut. Also, 24 pairs -of. wooden" . GARDENS ROTOTILLED. Thoniaston Rd., 274-9671. 274-8350. part, time, 15.-20 hours, per, week. blinds or'Shutters. Call 274*2342. • Hours flenble/Some knowledge of •Well done at reasonable prices. basic ledger, .payroll,, filing"' Start, 274-9089,. - " :' DRIVEWAY SEALING. No,, .. QUALITY HOME SEWING TRAILERS-New Utility ..trailers • gimmicks., just low rate and. quali- -'at.'$4 per'hour'and up, DOEA. Affordable prices. Specializing in at reduced prices. L"e.,4'x6' with' Regular' raises, pleasant: working TOP SOIL, wood chips, crushed ty service. Call for free estimate, wedding and. bridal party gowns. 17" sides and gate, 1600' 1b. cap., conditions in, Watertown. stone delivered.. Call Professional 274-7455. • • 575-9863 or 274-3255. 2" ball hitch, $695. 274-0608, 274-6969. Outdoor Services, 266-7075. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown 'Times (Wafcrtowii , SocietyCram.) May 16, 1985 Pag p 23 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL, NOTICE 1 Norihfield Road in Watertown. The Conservation Commission- 'The Planning and Zoning Commis- At this'hearing interested persons. Inland Wetland. Agency... of ..the .sion of Watertown, • Connecticut, may be heard and written com- IN 'THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: .274,4721 TODAY!! . Town of Watertown,, "at- a"Special will hold .-a public hearing in the munications received. watertownhistoricalsociety.org. Meeting ''•' held, -on'' May 13,"' • 1985 . Watertown, -High- School Library, Dated in Watertown, Ct. this 9th LAWN MOWING special senior' ,19W CHEVY CITATION, 4 voted 'that the Inland, Wetland per- French, Street, 'Watertown, May day .of May, 1.985. citizen's rate, res. & commercial. spd., runs perfectly .-No rust. Exc mit, .granted'previously-to Hickory 29, 1985, at. 7:00 p.m. on the ••• John Zappone, Chairman, Call today for free estimate and transportation.-" Asking $1700'. Hill Construction, B & B'Drywall following petition and request: -Zoning Board of Appeals take advantage of our early bird 274-5821. Co, Inc. and, Keith, Mahler, to Special Use #51, to pamit a Health 'TT' 5-16-85 discount. 274-7455. develop a parcel of land looted off Resort to be located, at #11.35 Nor- LEGAL NOTICE • -.'78 COUGAR. XR7.'PS,'-PB, air, of Charles Street and French Street, thfield Road, Watertown 'The Zoning Board of Appeals of LAWN MOWERS repaired.' AM/FM radio, new tires. Exc. known as Barberry-Heights, Sec- Applicant: Richard P. Crane and Watertown, Connecticut, will hold Tuneup specials, $20. Free pick up cond. $2600'. 274-6414. tion #5, be transferred to Betty Crane a, public hearing in the Watertown & delivery in. Watertowh area,. Call Cross roads Development. At, this boring interested, persons Library, 470 Main St. on Wednes- 274-7455. Corporation. 13. 'TRUCKS may appear and be heard and writ- day, May 22, 1,985 at. 7:30 p.m.. to Dated at Watertown, Ct. this 16th ten communications will be receiv- hear and act upon the following FULLY COMPOSTED manure, 1972 INTERNATIONAL 4x4 day of May, 1985. ed.. A copy of the application is on application: Pick-ups loaded at our barn. file in, the office of the Zoning En- pickup. Good condition. $800. Call ATTEST: Stanley Masayda #212 of Michael Dumaine, re- 274-8648. forcement: Officer, Town Hall 274-6920. • Wetlands Enforcement Officer.. questing; a, variance of 6 feet so as Annex. TT 5-16-85 to construct an enclosed, porch 24 GARDENS ROTOTDLLED with, 14. MOTORCYCLES LEGAL NOTICE Dated in, Watertown, Ct. this 16th feet from a rear property line in an GRAVELY ROTO PLOW. Very day of May, 1985. 1978 KAWASAKI KZ650. Exc. The Conservation Commission and R-10 District, 'located at #269 deep bed. Can, put in, a garden, most Inland. Wetland Agency of the Norman Marcoux, Secretary Tarbell Avenue, Oakville. any where. Call 274-8648. cond. Fairing, bags, stereo •& Planning and Zoning Commission more. $1275. Call, 274-6506. Town of Watertown, at a regular At Ms hearing interested persons meeting held on May 9, 1985 ap- TT 5-16-85 WOODCHIPS-Hardwood, wood Serious inquires only. may be heard, and written com- proved Application #81 of LEGAL NOTICE chips, 3-yard load delivered in, munications received. Seymour Smith & Sons to remove 'The Zoning Board of Appeals of Watertown area. ,$45. Call. Lawn 1976 HONDA 55OF. Runs strong. Dated in Watertown, Ct. 'this 9th contaminated material and soil, Watertown, Connecticut, will hold, Guys, 274-0608. Many new parts. $595 or best, of- - day of May, 1985. fer. Call. 274-7126 or 274-3209. •from properly at '#900 Main Street, a public hearing in, the Watertown, John Zappone, Chairman Oakville, Library, 470 Main Street, on DON'T BREAK YOUR, BACK Zoning Board of Appeals Dated in Watertown, Connecticut, Wednesday, May 22,1985, at 7:30 digging your garden. Have it. 15. AUTO PART'S TT 5-1,6-85 this 16th day of .May, 1985. p.m. to hear and act upon 'the rototi.ll.ed the Troy-Bilt way. ATTEST: Stanley Masayda following application: PUBLIC AUCTION Reasonable rates. Call Ray, 1970 GMC PICKUP' and '74 Wetland Enforcement Officer #209 of ' Vincent P. and JUDICIAL SALE. 2744875. Matador for parts. Call, 274-8397. TT 5-16-85 Rosemary Agati, requesting a 35 Hubbell Avenue LEGAL NOTICE variance of 10 feet so as to con- & Colonial St. TARA FARM LANDSCAPING. 1,6. LOST ft FOUND The Planning'and Zoning Commis- struct a dwelling 25 feet from a Watertown, Ct. Lawn mowing. Complete lawn sion of Watertown, Connecticut street line in an R-10 'District, Those certain pieces or parcels of care & Landscape specialists. FOUND: Mother's ring in Mar- will, hold a public hearing in. the located at. Lot #355, Winthrop land, together with any im- 274-3511 for estimates. shall's, about February. Identify. Watertown, High, School, Library, Street, Oakville. provements thereon, in said. Water- Call 274-3078. French Street, Watertown,, May At this hearing interested persons town, bounded and described, as LAWNS & OUTSIDE work. 29, 1.985, at 7:00 p.m. on. 'the may be heard and, written com- follows: • • Reasonable. Please call for free LEGAL NOTICES • following petition and request: munications received. FIRST PIECE: Being designated, as estimate, 274-8790. Application of Crossroad Develop- 'Lots Nos. 593, 594 and 595 on, State of Connecticut Dated in Watertown, Ct., this ment Corporation for a re- 9th day of May, 1,985. "Map of Capewell Park, No 2," CONRAD'S MOWER REPAIR Court of Probate subdivision approval, of the John Zappone, Chairman, on, file in, 'the Watertown Town is back again. Experienced on any District, of Watertown Barberry Heights Subdivision, Sec- Zoning Board of Appeals Clerk's Office. brand lawn, mower and small riding May 9, 1985 tion #5, to create 10 lots from 3 ex- 'TT 5-16-85 (See Watertown Land Records mower. Pickup &, deliver}'. Used NOTICE TO CREDITORS I isting lots. LEGAL NOTICE Vol. 99, P'age 284). rotary mowers for sale. Free Estate of ELIZABETH S. At this hearing interested persons SECOND PIECE: Being estimates. 274-9497. GOODWIN 'The Zoning Board of Appeals of may appear .and be heard and writ- Watertown, Connecticut, will hold designated, as Lots No. 590, 591 The Hon.. Carey R. Geghan, and 592'on "Map of Capewell Judge, of the Court of Probate, ten communciations will 'be receiv- a public hearing in, the Watertown II. TAG SALES Park, No. 2," on file in'the Water- District, of Watertown at a hearing • ed, A copy of'the proposal is on file Library, 470 Main St., on, Wednes- in the office of the Zoning-Enforce- day, May 22, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. to town, Town Clerk'S Office. (See I TAG SALE Sat. & Sun, KM, held, on May 9, 1985 ordered that Watertown Land Records, Vol. ment Officer, 'Town Hall Annex. hear and act upon 'the following (rain, or shine), 788 Congress Ave. all claims must, be presented to the 119, Page 420). fiduciary on or before August 13, Dated in, Watertown, Connecticut, application: Ext., Wtby. Household, items, THIRD PIECE: Being, designated 1985-or-be barred as by-law •this 16th day of May, 1985 .•• #2,10 of Henry and Barbara, domes, baby fum., 35mm camera, as .Lots No. '602,, 60,3,604 and 605, provided- Norman, Marcoux, Secretary Lefevre, requesting a variance of artificial Christmas tree, much on "Map of Capewell Park, No. Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Planning and. Zoning; Commission 10 feet so as to construct a dwell- more. Please,, no early birds. 2,"" on, file in the Watertown 'Town The fiduciary is: ing 25 feet, from a, street line in, an LEGAL NOTICE ' R-10 District, located at Lot. #356, Clerk's Office. (See Watertown TAG SALE. Refrig,.,, X-widc Colonial Bank Land Records,, Vol. 1,19, Page 81 West Main St. 'The Planning; .and Zoning Commis- Winthrop Street, Oakville. drapes, TV's, clothes & more. sion, of Watertown, Connecticut, At 'this hearing; interested persons 420). Sat:., 8-3,124PlainfiddDr., Oakv. Waterbury, Ct. 06702 DATE OF SALE: May 18, 1985 'IT 5-16-85 will hold a public hearing in the may be heard and written com- Watertown, High School Library, munications received. at. 12:00 Noon on the premises. For TAG -SALE, MOVING South. LEGAL NOTICE French, Street, Watertown on Dated, in, Watertown, Ct. this 9th purchase, of First Parcel, $5,000.00 Furniture, dishes, lamps, Xraas & TOWN OF WATERTOWN Wednesday, May 29, 1985 at 7:00 day of May,, 1,985. -Cash, Bank, or Certified Check craft, items, pictures, frames, CONNECTICUT p.m. on the following petition and John Zappone, Chairman will be required at. time of sale and books, dolls, misc. Sat., 9-5, 21 Pursuant to Federal, Revenue Shar- request: Zoning Board of Appeals for the purchase of the" second parcel $1,000.00 -Cash, Bank, or Warwick Rd., Win. No 'early ing Regulation, No. 51.1.4, the 1. to amend Section 22-Residence 'TT' 5-16-85 Certified Check, shall be required . birds. public is hereby notified that the R-60 District of the Zoning.Regula- LEGAL NOTICE at time of sale and for the third Town of Watertown has enacted a. tions by adding, to the Special Use The Zoning 'Board of Appeals of parcel, $1,000.00 -Cash, Bank or TAG SALE. Misc. items. Sat., Federal Revenue Sharing; Budget Section 22.2 "Health, Resorts." Watertown, Connecticut, will, hold Certified Check shall be required 9-4, 38 Scott Ave., Win. for Fiscal Year 1985-86 in, the 2. to amend. Section. 52.8, entitled a public hearing at the Watertown at. 'the time of sale: Balance of pur- amount of $382,800. The adopted, "Special, Standards" by .adding 'the Library, 470 Main St., on, Wednes- chase, price to be paid within thirty A BIG TAG SALE Fri. & Sat., budget may be examined, by 'the following, subsection: day, May 22,1985 at 7:30 p.m. to (30) days after approval of sale by May 17 & 1,8, 104, 59 Mason public from, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 "52.8,4 Health. Resorts;: Health hear and act upon 'the following 'the Superior Court, for Judicial Ave., Oakv. Cabbage Patch dolls, p.m., Monday through Friday, at resorts, including; dining and. kit- application: District, of Waterbury, at refinished furniture, chest of either 'the office of the Town chen, facilities, beauty shop, #211 of Nicholas. Graziano, re- Waterbury. drawers, desks, bookcase, sewing Manager at, the Town Hall Annex, facilities, supervised exercise, questing a variance of 10 feet from machine cabinet, oak, table, coffee or at the office of 'the Town, Clerk health and recreational faciiti.es in- The property is sold, subject, to a. street line and 10 feet. from, a rear . 'building lines, if established, and all fable, night stands, spice racks, at Ae 'Town Hall. cluding swimming pool, supporting property line, so as to construct, a, coat, tree,, wooden, high chair, piano TT 5-1,6-85 - office and 'maintenance facilities in-" provisions of any building zone or- dwelling 40 feet from, a street line dinance and planning ordinance bench, beautiful mirror, clothing' eluding acco.modati.ons for resident and 40 feet from a rear property and much, much, more. employees,, and customary ac- 1 enacted by the Town of Watertown, LEGAL NOTICE line in an, R-60 District, located at and any and all provisions of any cessory uses and services, with, ac- Lot. #39,, Ledgewood Road, The Planning and Zoning Commis- ordinance, municipal, regulations or TAG SALE, TWO FAMILY. ' commodations for overnight Watertown. sion of Watertown,, Connecticut, guests as an accessory use only, public or private law, and to such, Wood stove, kit. stove, curtains, At. 'this hearing interested persons will hold a, public hearing in 'the specifically excluding a Hotel, facts as an accurate and up to date clothes, fum., toys & much more. may be heard, and written com- Watertown, High School Library, Motel, or Inn as a primary use, Survey might disclose. 136 Manila St., Oakv., Fri. & Sat.,, munications received. French Street,,, Watertown, on, provided (a) all facilities, uses and. The property is also sold, subject, to 9-5, rain, or shine. Dated in Watertown, Ct., this Wednesday, May 29,1985 at 7:00 services are: limited to persons who 'Taxes of 'the Town of Watertown • p.m. on 'the following petition .and, 9th day of May,, 1985. on the List of October 1, 1984. 12. AUTOS are guests by advanced reservation, •request: • (b) all buildings and improvements' John, Zappone, Chairman, Property open for inspection, from, Special, Use ..#48 - to construct a Zoning Board of Appeals", 10:00 a.m.. on date of sale and by 1976 CAMARO, mint, 350 V8, are located on land, consisting, of not dwelling containing; four dwelling 'TT' 5-16-85 appointment. Auto, air,,, PS, PB, PW, PL, good ». less 'than 25 acres, and (c) no units on a 22,500 sq. ft. parcel of rubber, new exhaust & brakes. - buildings for overnight guest ac- LEGAL NOTICE FOR, FURTHER, INFORMA- land in, a. General Residence ( •44,'000 easy miles. A real cream commodations and no parking 'The Zoning Board, of Appeals o " TION CONTACT: puff. $4,000. Call Lee, 274-2757. District located at Lot, #29A Sunset. spaces in, 'connection therewith shall Watertown, Connecticut, will, hold Sherman R. Slavin .Avenue, Oakville. extend within less than 100 feet of a public hearing, in the Watertown SLAYIN & STAUFFACHER Applicant: Maurice Pelletier any property or street line." Library, 47'G Main St. on Wedn.es- 48' Woodruff Avenue 1J84 HONDA CIVIC DX, with At. this hearing interested, persons P.O. Box A, AM/FM stereo. AC. 10,000 miles. .At 'this hearing interested persons ' day,. May 22,1985 at 7:30 p.m. to may appear and be heard, and writ- Watertown, CT. §6795 Still under warranty. $7000' firm. , may appear and be heard and writ- hear and act upon the following; Telephone: (209) 274-2511 Call, 2744664 after 6 p.m. ten 'Communications, will be receiv- ten communications will be receiv- application: ed,. A copy of the application is on ed. A copy of the proposal is on file #213 of The Southern New 'TT 5-KMB 1*1, BU1CK 'CENTURY LIB, 4 file in. 'the office of the Zoning En- in, 'die office of'the Zoning Enforce- England Telephone Company, re- questing a. variance of 41. feet from • dr., V6, Loaded, with extras incl. forcement Officer,, Town Hall ment Officer, 'Town Hall, .Annex. a street line and 16 'feet from a, side cruise control, $4850, OR, .1,980 •'Anne*. . ' ', Dated, in Watertown, Connecticut MEANINGFUL property line so as to construct an Pontiac LeMans, 2 dr., V6, $3,600. " Dated in Watertown," Ct. 'this 16th Ms 16ft day of May ,,••1,985. 'day of May 1985: ' '" " - - Norman Marcoux,, Secretary 80 'Type Community Service Anytime folks take time to think Call 274-1.536 or 274-0766. they begin to disagree-and then a Norman Marcoux, Secretary. - Planning and. Zoning Commission Cabinet: 9 feet from. a. street 'line and .9 feet from a. side property' line in. really meaningful exchange of 190 CHEVY' HIFALA 2 dr. Planning and Zoning Commission TT 5-16-85 an R-60 District, located at. #423 ideas can begin. .. hard top. $800. Call 274-2091. TT 5-16-85 Page 24 Town. Times •(WatertowB., Com.) May 16, 1985 Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyGiving and doing for others is 'They are: 'Matthew Adams, has announced its .summer .schedule , DOWNHILL RACER • Peps Concert ' Jonathan Bleach, Thomas of hours of operation, effective man's worthiest accomplishment. Folks don't realize how many Brousseau, Daniel Budzynski, •• May 28 through Sept, 2; • . ' people "are •coasting downhill until: "•• • At Holy Cross; Luigi Calabrese, .Philip Gcayeb, • '.."the society's • museum, "will be" watertownhistoricalsociety.orgthey ask, for help on the way up.' ; GLEANING Jason Grady, Rocco Guenera, Eric ., • open •Mondays through-Fridays, 1 ; .The Music Department of Holy Cross High. School will present, 'the Heiman, Brian Hughes, Mark Iz- to 5 p.m., and on Sundays 1 to 5 PERSON,;: MUM I •lOfli' annual 'Outdoor Pops Concert zo, Christopher''Murphy, Patrick. p.m. The research, library will be "Light housecleaning, on Sunday, May 19, 'firom 1 to 6 0'"'Sullivan, Nicola Perugini, open. Mondays through. Fridays, 9 p..im. -in the south, parking lot of'the Salvatore Piccolo, and Nathan a.m. to 5 p.m. Both', the library and .rugs, windows," fix- •school, Oronoke Road,, Waterbuiy. Ryan. 'the museum will be closed., on ..- Maura,..Baler, 32 Saugus Ave.,, "tiifcs, etc. Start $3.75 The concert, will feature more Also: Karen Baldino, Kristy Saturdays. Qakville, was among; the students-. ; than 2TO students of the music pro- Blazys, Elizabeth Brickel, Mary ••••• Admi.Sisi.on to both is free. participating .in the paialturgleal net pips DOAE. grain's Intermediate land. Concert Burns, Alison Cremins, Marissa For further information on. the' ceremony May 9 at Notre Dame • Call 274-6969 Band, String Ensemble, Chorus, • DeVito,. Amanda DMauro, Kate historical, society, call Diana Academy, Wateibuiy, during 'the Concert: Choir, Vocal Jazz Ensem- Frigo, Elizabdh. Gonzales, Jennifer McLam at 236-5621. May crowning of 'the Blessed. • after',2:00 p.m. for ble, and two instrumental jazz Mangini, Kyla Platt, Trisha 'Virgin. Maiy, the patron of 'the appointment or interview. Rogowski, Shelley Souilliard, 1. P. ROMANIELLO school, and. congregation. Special, guests for the event will Lynelte. Speiler, Andrea Papazoglou,-and Timothy Wrobel. Plumbing & Heating be Miss Connecticut Teen .and a : well-known local, radio personali- Ct. Historical --./Repairs MARY JANE BRACKETT, MD ty. 'Tickets are available from .any Music Department member, or by Society Hours _ Faucet, Sink, calling the school at 757-9248. Toilet Repairs FAMILY PHYSICIAN 'The Connecticut Historical Water Heater's Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Hartford, 1st Communion Drains & Sewers 639 Main St. Watertown At St." John's . JOIN US! Glaairei . Thirty-two second graders at St. In. Feeling Good EMERGENCY SERVICE • OPEN MONDAY • John's School made 'their First Ho- . 2Z44784 __. Memorial Day ly" Communion Sunday, May 5, About What'We Do during 2 p.m.. ceremonies at. the Permanent, part-time and full-time 8 a.m. to 12 noon (by appt) church. positions available. Position and YARD PERSON hours vary. We're looking for Glbney-Bruce supervisors and. waiters/waitres- Advertising Specialties Daily: 9 a.m. appointments NEEDED ses,, .grill workers, dishwasher and fountain workers. 1, No ex- . for 24 years Monday & Wednesday: 4-6 p.m.. Mow lawns, weed, rake, perience ..ecessary. 2, Flexible clear brush. Start *3.75 hours. 3, Excellent working, con- • Calenders • Bus! ness Gifts Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 1-8 p.m. ditions... 4, Uniforms supplied., 5, „ • Pens • Key Tags • T-Shlrts net per hour - regular Product, purchase discounts. Call & much more Saturday: 9-2 . immediately to arrange an raises, 10-1.5 hours per Ray Sjostedt interview. Phones: 274-7222:, 756-9772, or 756-2121 week. Personal Service . Friendly Restaurant, "Bus. 274-2700 'Res. 274-1471 House Calls To> Established Patients Call 274-6969 AIT Watertown 274-5353 Appointment or interview .. An equal opportunity employer

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EVENT STARTS TODAY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Drug City has sincerely attempted to anticipate your demands for this event WE CAN'T AFFORD TO BE LESS THAN THE BEST and has ordered what: we feel to be I"! RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES * POLAROID FILM sufficient quantities. However, the WHITMAN CANDIES • HALLMARK CAIRO'S quality of-the items plus the low price I make it impossible to guarantee that V we will be able to fulfill all WE SUGGEST YOU SHOP EARL

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Inflatable Mr Mattress 7:2x27 IN. SIZE. 2.69 EA. VALUE.. Deep Woods OFF! Insect Repellent 3% OZ. PUMP OR 6 OZ. AEROSOL Pop-Ice 3.19 VALUE. Freezer Pops SALE -f 99 12 COUNT, PRICE 1 ASST. FLAVORS. LESS MFR. C-g 89C EX. VALUE. REBA1E " JL, HUM, COOT AFTER REBATE

30 Quart, Foam Chest 1.79 VALUE.

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Swimming Nose Clip Photo ADULT OR CHILD. Album Certificate W/CASE. 1.29 VAIL 20 PACES/ Frames Ice-Pak 10 SHEETS. ASST. SIZES. For Cans 2.99 VALUE. VALS. 'TO 2.49. Or Bottles Ear Plugs HOLDS 6 PK. WITH CASE. 89* VALUE.

/ (.ttl /fir Caramel Nut Clusters Swim Caps ADULT OR Lady CHILD SIZES. 2.99 VALUE. Iwoofde m Charlene Sentinel Cookie Ban &ji Boxed Candy Home/Travel ASST. FLAVORS. 5 OZ. .ASSORTED. First Aid lit 45« EA. VALUE. 1.99 VALUES. 9.99 VALUE.

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Or Powder, 24 ALLERGY TABLETS 4.7 07. RFC. Powder 3 OZ. SIZE, OH SUTKR. IVA OZ, SIZE. VALS. TO 4.39. 3.99 VALUE. 4.29 VALUE. Allerest AnlliuRQal Powder Tablets 24 COUNT. 2,99 VALLIE.

Unisol 4, SOLUTION, 8 OZ, Clerz 2, Turns - Nair Tablets DROPS, 15 ML, Riopan or Lotion OrPliagel 75 CT. BOTTLE, 8 OZ, ALOE Riopan Plus PEPPERMINT OR OR-BABY OIL SOLUTION, 25 ML, 12 OZ. LIQUID. ASST. FLAVORS, 4.99 VALUE. FOR SOFT LENSES 3.99 VALUES. 2.49 VALUE. VALS. TO' 3.99. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Grill Time Charcoal Briquets 10 LB. BAG. 2.49 VALUE.

Snapset Swimming Pool Galaxy Oscillating Fan 5 FT. X 10 IN. 14.99 VALUE. 9 INCH. 2 SPEEDS. SUKSITAUDE.

Uter Barbeque Thermos 4 Player Bottle Grills Badminton 24" GRILL WITH FOAM TRIPOD LEES, OR Set INSULATED. 18" FOLDING GRILL. 15.95 VALUE. 7A9 VALUE. Inflatable VAIS. TO 15.45. Boat 40\27 IN. SIZE. 6.99 VALUE.

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7 Inch Plastic Mesh or Visor Barbie Vinyl ~ Shovel Sunglasses Spring Tote Bajge CABBAGE KNIGHTRIDER PATCH OR OR HEARTS. Toy Set INCH. DISNEY. AND RAINBOWS. 1.49VALLIE3. 2.59 VALUE. 1.59 VALUE. 1.69 VALUE. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

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FINAL COST First Alert. Smoke Detector Kraft Marshmallom AFTER DETAILS 15.95 VALUE. 10 OZ. BAG, REBATE IN STORE

Post Raisin Bran, 20 oz Or Sugar Ketchup Crisp. IK oz Or Mustard Cereals Dispensers 2.39 VALUES. 99C VALUE. Cling Free Jell-O Instant Sheets Pudding 24 COUNT. SERVES 4 ASST. 1.59 VALUE. Fl A\'OKS 5S« VAL.

Foam 8X30 Heavy Kooler Binoculars Mens Vinyl Plastic Roasters WITH CASE. • Travel Kit Tool Box 4 PACK. 29.95 VAUIE. 5.95 VALUE. 6.49 VALUE 1.89 VALUE

Disney Butterfly Coif or Toy ' Fishing Lawn Net or Mower Bug Zoo Sets 2.99 VALUE. Sand 3.29 VALUE. 2.69 VALUES. Robot Sand Toy II ACCESOKIFS 4.99 VALUE. Property of the Watertown Historical Societyt / watertownhistoricalsociety.org

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Casio Handheld Printer Calculator Emerson AM/FM Cassette Player USES 2W PAPER ROLL. #HR-8. 34.95 VALUE. BATTERY OR ELECTRIC. 39.95 VALUE.

Ken-Tech AM/FM T~ Mens Dresser Valet Disston Stereo Portable Kadi© HOLDS KKYS, COINS, CIASSKS Cordless Grass Shears TWIN SI'KAhKRS. UATT'EKY OR Mens KIC. 13.95 VALUE. .IJl.K 34.95 VALUE. KLKCTRIC. 29.95 VALUE. "Plnte Cicsf Fi Jewelry Box 639 VALUE. 19" 19"

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Norelco Clean-Up Casio Mens Machine Waterproof 29.99 VALUE. Sport Watcli. First Alert Ready-Life SALE PRICE 5 YR. BATTKRY. RECHARGEABLE, 19.9S VALUE 14.95 VALUE. LESS MFR. REBATE SALE. PRICE 12 FINAL. COST AFTER REBATE LESS MFR. RERATE " O

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'Ultra Pry J-Wax . Sponge Carwash Towel Dow Dow' 16 OZ, BOTTLE. 10x10' INCH. Oven Bathroom 3.19 VALUE. 1.99 VALUE. Cleaner SALE " SALE O-| Cleaner PRICE 16 OZ. CAN. PRICE, . .. *1 n oz. CAN. 1ESS MFR. I£SS HFR. ' ' .. «-| 1.79 VAUE. 1.69 VALUE. HEBAIE REBATE lJ*l FINAL COST FINAL COST AFTER REBATE AFTER REBATE

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Tiki Torch Kettle " ASST. COLORS. Grill j I QT. CAPACITY. Electric A Patio & Yard 8.49 VALUE. Charcoal 22 IN. SIZE. Light Set 59.95 VJH1IE. 13 FT., 7 LIGHTS. Lighter UL LISTED'. UL LISTED. 10.49 VALUE. 6 FT. CORD'. 7.99 VAIIJE.

Child's Inflatable Surf Beach Rider 29x20 INCH. Comber 2.19 VAJUUE. Inflatable Sandals Inflatable Stintan MENS, LADIES Fool Lounger CHILDREN'S SIZES. 2 RINGS, 18 POCKETS. VMS. TO 1.19. 50s9 IN. SIZE,. 76\29 INCH. 7.99 ¥AUDE. 13.99 VALUE. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Everead;; Super Heavy Dirty Batterlee 9 VOLT TWIN PACK. Kool-Aid Drink Mixes America MAKES 10 QTS. ASST, FLAVORS. C OR D 2 PACK. 3.29 VALUE.

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Party & Picnic Tablecover 48x§6 IN. SIZE. 1.69 VALUE. "Blum' Rag Ball Water No-Sting Shoeshine Machine Gun Baseball Mil " 3.49 VA1DE. 2.99 VALUE. 1.99 VALUE. Property of the Watertown Historical Society ROLI-ON watertownhistoricalsociety.org ban

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Lysol Spray Celebrity Disinfectant Chopped 18 OZ. REG., OR Mini SCENT II. I IB. CAN. Nabisco 3.99 VALUE. !' 2.49 VALUE. Planters Chuckles 'Cashew Jelly Candy Halves 11 OZ. BAGS. 11K OZ, CAN, ASST. TYPES. 4,29 VALVE. 1.09 VALUE.

Eveready Economy Fw HOD (WnffiESTIOM HEARTBURJ(-8OUR STOMACH Flashlight 2 PACK. WITH BATTERIES. Alka- S.49 VALUE. Panadol Ate Capsules, 24 CT., Seltzer TABLETS. 36 CT. Bandages i 'Or Tablets, 30 CT. TOO, WMPPEO, 2 OR-3 INCH, 2.99 VALUES. 3.19 VALUE:. VALS. TO 3.99' EA.

Care Bears "Super Paint-By- Stars'* Or Luggage Number Set Bubble Lock Set Machine Bicycle 2.49 VALUE. 1.49 VALUES. Lj Horn, Radio 3.49 VALUE. & Light . Combination ! 15,99 VALUE. a '• a Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org Durkee Maraschino Plastic Pringks Cherries, 10 oz.. Tumblers 10 OZ, HIGHBALL Potato Chips Or Spanish OR 9 OZ. ON-THE- 6 'TO 8 OZ. CANS, Ollws, 5 oz. ROCKS, 16 CT. ASST. TYPES, 1.69 VALUES. 1.39 VALUE. VALUES 'TO 1.39.

Flip Top 7 Quart Cooler or Strap-L-Pak, HOLD'S 6 CANS PLUS ICE, 15.95 VALUES.

Opti-Ray Gradient Sunglasses Diamond Aluminum Foil ASST, MENS OR LADIES STYLES. 8.00 VALS. 25 SQ. FT, ROLL, 79* EA. 'VALUE.

Scotch Cassette Scotch Tapes Video Sylvania Plastic 60 MIN.-3 PK. Cassettes Bug Light 3-Way OR 90' MIN,-2 PK. VH8 T-I20 60 OR WO WT F4tcher VALUES'. OR BETA L-75U 2 PACK HOLDS 2 QTS 3.75 VALUE. 1.99 VALUE.

Johnson's Kit Car Wax: 12 OZ, PASTE OR Planters 16 OZ. LIQUID. Snacks 4.99 'VALUES. Jumbo * 5-7 OZ. CANS. SAIE ASST. TYPES. PRICE Fat Bat 1.39 VALUE. LESS MFR. $ -a With Ball REBA1S; - JL Cortaid FINAL COST 2.99 VALUE. Cream .IOZ. TRIAL SIZE TUBE.

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