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More than two score local feature handmade articles, arts of gifts and prizes donated by Ballroom Dance. And on both businesses, civic and community and crafts and more. local merchants. The WWCO days there will be exhibits of groups will be taking part in the A feature of the Fair will be the treasure chest will be featured, photography and art works by community's first annual appearance on Saturday after- with any and all given the oppor- local artists and photographers Oktoberfest, what the sponsors noon of the Mattatuck Drum tunity to find the right key to un- Many merchants from outside expect will be a rousing salute to Band, the nation's oldest fife and lock it and share in the gifts in- the Main St area wil be moving the Autumn season. drum corps and one of the best. side. in for the two days to set up The two-day Street Fair will be The band will present two half- The Asphalt Wave Skateboard booths to display their wares. In held along Watertown's main hour concerts on Main St., one at Shop on Main St. has planned a addition, there will be booths set stem, from the vicinity of 2:15 and the other at 3:30 p.m. In skateboarding contest for all up by a number of civic groups. Woodruff Ave. all the way to the between, members will be followers of the sport from age 5 These will include a blood Pik-Kwik store at Heminway available to the public to show on up for Saturday. In connection pressure screening both through Park Rd. and demonstrate their instru- with the contest, a professional the cooperation of the Public Scheduled to get underway Fri- ments, many of which date back team from Rhode Island will be Health Nursing Association and day noon, Oct. 13, the Fair will to the last century. on hand to give a free demonstra- the Unico Club; The American continue until dusk that day and Also on Saturday the Mad Hat- tion, as will the Asphalt Wave's Field Service Chapter, which will from 10 a.m. until late afternoon ter, popular disc jockey from own team. Registrations are be- sell punch and children's toys, on Saturday. Waterbury Radio Station WWCO, ing accepted until noon on Oct. The OakvliieWatertown Youth Booths will offer a variety of will broadcast live from the front 14, Association which will sell hot hot food, popcorn, cotton candy of the DuBowy Building, 678 A dance demonstration is dogs, The Jaycee Women, who and taffy apples, fresh cider and Main Street, from 1 to 4 p.m. He scheduled to be presented, also will sell baked goods and crafts; apples, honey, fresh baked goods, will do live interviews with on Saturday, by Mr. and Mrs. The Jaycees: The Oakville punch, etc. Other booths will passerby and present a number Joseph Longo of the Academy of Continued on Page 10) Oct. 17 Final Date For Twiner First Charter language Upsets Most Voter Registration In Northeast Commission Members Town Clerk Mary Canty re- Hall. There is no residency re- Championships Three members of the Charter Bui Mr. Hosa explained the minds unregistered voters Tues- quirement. Any U.S. citizen 18 Revision Commission have final language "was never seen" day, Oct. 17, is the final day most years old or older may register .Joan Crestino, 18, daughter of notified the body's chairman by the charter group to be acted residents may register for the 24 hours afte rmoving Into town. Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Crestino, revision recommendations "may upon, and he. along with Messrs November elections, 15 Shannon Ave., won the be in jeopardy" because the Htissn and Masi, believe the Mrs. Canty's office in the Town Substance Abuse Northeastern States; Twirling published legal notice "contains published language is "defective Hall is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 Championships Oct. 7 in the provisions that were not con- and does not constitute proper p.m. On Friday, Oct. 13, the of- Workshops Begin Bronx. NY. sidled by the Charter Commis- legal notice as required by law fice will remain open until 8 Next Week At WHS Miss destino, who holds the sion " The commission met on Aug p.m., and a special 11-hour ses- Connecticut and New York twirl- Kdrnund Hosa, commission 21, but cuuld not muster a The first in a series of four, ing titles as well, competed vice chairman, and members quorum Along with himself. sion will be conducted at her of- two-hour adult workshops on sub- fice on Saturday, Oct. 14, from 9 against the first-place winners Ronald Russo and Joseph Masi Chairman Stephen, Mr. Masi. stance abuse will be held Wed- from the northeast while twirling wrote to Chairman Norman Francis Kaminski. and Janet a.m. to 8 p.m. nesday evening, Oct. 18, at Her office will be open from 9 with the West Hartford Drum Stephen Sept. 30 urging another (Justafson were the only ones Watertown High School. Corps West Hartford took first commission meeting be called there. Mr Rosa said. a.m. to 8 p.m. next Tuesday, The workshops will present place in the corps combination "as soon as possible" tn Hisrii^s However "s-peHfif' rtfffirts" also. parly warning symptoms, inter- class competition. Persons who become IB years the matter and come up with were discussed at that meeting, vention methods, and ways to possible remedies, of age, or naturalized citizens, af- utilize local treatment facilities. A student at Notre Dame the letter to Mr Stephen said, ter Oct. 18 may register at a The sessions are offered without Academy, Miss Crestino com- Mr, Rosa said this week and "there was unanimous special session on Monday, Nov. charge, and additionally will be peted in the junior twirling divi- nothing yet has come about agreement among those present 6, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Town (Continued on Page 20) sion. At issue is the charter revision that changes needed to be legal notice published in the Aug. made." 24, 1978 Town Times, containing Contacted at his office Tues- the language approved by the day, Mr Rosa said he was not Town Council The notice was prepared to go into details of signed Aug. 17 by Council Chair- which charter revision sections man James Mullen. (Continued on Page 20) Three Items Slated For Public Hearings Monday Three public hearings, in- dustrial zone, $422,000; Nova cluding an Important one on a Scotia Hill Road, from Route B to proposed 12.5 million road Buckingham Street, $413,000; bonding program, will precede Sylvan Lake Road, from the regular Town Council Buckingham Street to Cubb meeting onMonday. Oct. 16, at 8 Street, $77,000; all of Orient p.m. in the high school library. Street, $61,000; all of Bushnell Eleven streets or sections of Avenue, $117,000; all of Turner roads are being considered for Avenue, $159,000, and Ball Farm reconstruction and drainage, at a Road, from Hillside Avenue to total cost of $2,521,000. The es- Pleasantview Street. $132,000, timate also includes a 15 per cent An original list of reconstruc- added contingency for an- tion worth $4.5 million had been ticipated cost rises in 197ft submitted by Public Works Streets and costs proposed are: Director William Owen weeks Hamilton Avenue, from ago, but was trimmed by the Hamilton Lane west 2 800 ft Council $352,000; Bunker Hill Koad. from Also up for hearing will be a Davis Street Ext. to Hop Brook, suggested change in how appoint- THE MATTATUCK DRUM BAND, the nation's oldest fife and drum corps and one of its finest, will be $400,000; Colonial Street, from ments are made to the Conserva- a featured attraction at the first annual Oktoberfest being sponsored Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13 and Davis Street to Swift Junior t i o n C o m m i s s i o n • I n 1 a n d 14, by the local Merchant-Business Association. The Band will present a half hour concert on Main St High. $80,000; Northfield Road, Wetlands Agency. The town starting at 2:15 p.m. on Saturday. Members then will be available to talk with residents, particularly from Woolson Street to Hopkins manager presently makes the ap- youngsters, showing their uniforms and instruments. A second half-hour concert will be held from 3:30 Road, $308,000; Park Road, from pointments to the board. to 4 p.m. Echo Lake Road north to in- (Continued on Page 20* Page 2 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn)of , Octobether 12,197 Watertown8 Historical Society Bozzuto Contends Methodist Women The United Methodist Women will meet Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Fiscal Responsibilitywatertownhistoricalsociety.org7:30 p.m. at the United Methodist Church. Mrs, Julie Goodwin will Ifgd devotions. Not New To Republicans A program, Supporting our "There is a difference. There this because it's the people's Community Services, will folldw. is a real reason to vote money that is being spent. But Hostesses will be Mrs. Nettie Republican this year," State remember, this is not a new Shumway and Mrs. Goodwin. Senator Richard Bozzuto (R-32) plank in the Republican's plat- said at a recent gathering of form. Look back over the years. voters. How many times have you seen spending — so many times, that He continued, "One of the main the phrase fiscal responsibility'? my colleagues have called me topics in any voters' forum Often, in Republican statements Scrooge' across the country right now is — but only recently in Democrat "The same principles of the Issue of government ones. budgeting must be applied to spending. There is just cause for "Certainly, it needed to be state* spending as are applied to raised as an issue. But when you household spending. There are hear Democrats using it, you many wonderful things you would M & S COMPANY must realize that they are finally like to have for your family. But catching up to where the if the money's not there you SNOWPLOWING A SANDING Republicans have been all along. wisely say not. That is what is THE QAKV11LE VPW POST 7330 and its auxiliary recently In our own state, the present presented a national flag to the officer-ln-charge at the Oakville Barry ft MeKeon meant by fiscal responsibility. It Democrat administration has is not a catchy phrase; it is a Post Office for display In his office. At the Oct. 7 presentation proposed program after were, from left to right: Mrs. Eleanor Rsmano, auxiliary presi- common sense principle, dent; Edmund B. Schweitzer, Post 7330 commander; Frederick 274-9122 program, never mentioning the "Right now,'" Senator Bozzuto fact that you, the taxpayers, Barnes Jr., officer-ln-charge; and James Natale, Post 7330 postal George W. Schmid concluded. "Connecticut's liaison officer. (Post 7330 Photo! would foot the bill. They have had economy needs stability. It needs their chance. And you have paid common sense. It needs a 274-0737 and paid. As a member of the Ap- Republican majority in Hartford Dems Headquarters Forge Shop Visit propriations Committee in the to keep government working for Opening Saturday A visit to an old forge shop will FREE APPRAISAL State Senate, I have seen it hap- you and to keep government out highlight the next meeting of the pen and have tried to curb of your pocket." The Watertown Democrat Watertown Historical Society on headquarters will open on Satur- Wednesday, Oct. 18, at 8 p.m. day, Oct. 14, at 10 a.m. in the for- Members will meet at the mer H&R Block tax office at 727 Deforest Street museum at 7:30 Main St., Watertown, p.m. and car pool the excursion Persons can enjoy coffee and to the Woodbury Blacksmith & THE SHIRT STOP" doughnuts at the opening, and Forge Co., South Main Street. meet the party's local can- Owned by Don Goss, the shop ffl Main St. didates. Scheduled to be on hand will have a demonstration of 274-9361 are Edward Kalita, Watertown, wrought Iron works, emphasizing Watertown candidate for the 68th Assembly Colonial reproduction. Members District; Dorothy Zokas, are asked to wear old clothes, Southbury, 89th district hopeful; and bring a folding chair. Nancy DINardo, Trumbull, can- didate for the 32nd Senatorial District; and Carey Geghan. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14th Watertown incumbent Judge of Probate candidate. "THE SHIRT STOP" offers the most exciting and Stickers and campaign items up-io-date transfers and lettering, plus a complete will be available. line of youth and adult shirts. SCARVES CLOTH CALENDARS - TOTE SAGS KNITTED HATS PHOTO TRANSFERS JACKETS BUMPER STICKERS SWEATSHIRTS NOVELTY ITEMS HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE OKTOBERFEST! OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDAY 10:00 - 5:00 PM, OCTOBER CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT October 21 st, 7:30 P.M. SISTER BLANCHE LAPORTE, CND, recently celebrated her 25th year in the religious profe- Union Congregational Church slon, which began in Montreal in 161 Buckingham Strut 1953, Currently a reading specialist to Notre Dame Open to all agesl Academy, Staten Island, N.Y., she formerly taught at Senator Cost $1.00 Providence, R.I,, South Holland, 111,, and New York City. She is - Cos/i Priies to (if, 2nd I 3rd the sister of Mrs. Annette Des- DICK Winners jardins, 3 Colonial St., Oakville, "thop in Mindly comfort" BOZZUTO davidsorVs Fights Big ©BM% *MOB> UTCHFIIID Government Spending 10%^OFF ENTIRE and inflation STOCK! It's not enough to simply at talk about it. Check my Davidson's Dress Shop record and you'll see I'm during our the one voice in the Senate that consistently votes with Gigantic your pocketbook and take- home-pay uppermost on OKTOBERFESf my mind. SALES DAYS sweaters, coats, dresses, nightwear, Everything...

pa« tor by BOZZUTO FOR STATE SENATE LITCHFIELD WATERTOWN johnfl SuHis-an Treasurer Town Times (Wttertown, Com.), October 12,1978 Page $ Property of the WatertownMango Suspension Historicalhis own behalf at a hearing held SocietyChurch Street. Waterbury . Con- Sept. 29, an action Mr. Troup necticut. The J. Richards Lifted By Town found "very regretful." Gallery of Englewood, New jer- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgManager Troup sey will be offering for sale fine Art Auction Oriental Jade and Soapstone A 10-day suspension of police The Women's League of the Sculpture, beautifully hand car- Officer Prank Mango imposed by Waterbury Symphony Orchestra ved and tooled. the Police Commission in early is planning an art auction on Viewing will start at 7 30 and September was rescinded by the Saturday evening, Oct. 21, at St. the auction is scheduled to begin town manager last week, Johns Church on the green, 16 promDtlv at 8:30. Tickets will be In a letter to Mr. Mango Oct. 8, Town Manager James Troup said he would direct the police chief to "remove the 10-day suspension from your record and to make arrangements for the Town to •HIMm reimburse ^ou for your lost wages," However, Mr, Troup noted he believes Officer Mango "did in fact commit the violations com- plained of. for which he was GIRL SCOUT HOLLY LARKIN, right, receives congratulations handed a 10-day suspension in 10% OFF from Ann Brown, representing the Connecticut Trails Council August by Chief Joseph Ciriello president, for her life saving effort! last winter when she respou. The suspension was in connection ded to an elderly woman's cry in the night for help. Miss Larkin with the officer's charges earlier has received the second highest national level life saving award this year police mishandled a ENTIRE STOCK!! from GSUSA, and presentation was made last week at Troop 4054's 1976 Investigation of a car theft ceremony of rededlcation to the ideals of girl scouting, Mrs, Alice involving Matthew and Joseph Berger is the leader. Cipullo. EmiVs Jewelers Mr, Troup said the first suspen. 4M Mala SI. Wattrtown sion was "commensurate with _ Matter Charge Building Values fire alarm system, one, the violations committed." $2,000; chimneys, six, $3,300; Officer Mango did not testify in Close to Million commercial additions, altera- tions, or conversions, six, $290,- In September 500; residential additions, altera- tions, or conversions, 16, $44,327; Building value estimates for heatings, eight, $77,057; plumb- September amounted to $921,159, ings, 14. $38,625: and wirings, 33, according to the monthly report $90,943, EMERGENCY KNOTHOLin released by Building Inspector UNFINISHED FURNITUIiE/l Robert Kontout's office. The SERVICE Call C total is up from August's $885,665 WATERTOWN estimate, FEED & GRAIN Mi In all, 103 permits were issued, OKTOBERFEST SALE DAYS bringing in fees of $5,195, FEED-FERTILIZER The list is broken down as HARDWARE r follows: one-family dwellings, PET SUPPLIES 23W HOUR TOWING SERVICE 10 0 OFF REGULAR PRICE seven, $221,343; restaurant, one, WAYNE DOG FOOD Collision Work - Painting $73,000; metal comrnercial- all work guarantied ' industrial building, one, $50,000; BIRD SEED ON ALL MERCHANDISE IN STOCK! residential garages, three, $15,- Division of Garasslmo 274-24*3 274-3105 <*oys niflhh 436; swimming pools, two, $5,- Construction Co. |*S!MalaSi,,WatMtawB OpMt MM.FI*. 1*7, Sat, Ml 41 DEPOT ST. 879; storage sheds, four, $2,750; tin Main SI. Wottrt.wn 274-Mtt and sidings, one, $6,000. WATERTOWN htlttl

STRUT FAIR October 13th & 14th MAIN STREET (downtown)WATERTOWN come on down and join the fan... "SHOP WATERTOWN" EVENTS PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS RABINOWITZ PHOTOGRAPHY TOWN CAMERA SHOP THI FRAMING WORKSHOP MATTATUCK DRUM BAND ROSEMARY'S IAKERY TOWN & COUNTRY LIQUORS J. THOMAS HONDA RAY'S ARMY & NAVY PHOTOGRAPHY & ART DISPLAYS WATERTOWN OPTICAL NIW HORIZONS TRAVEL THE YARN EMPORIUM LQRAINE GARDENS DANCE EXHIBITIONS PIONEER VOLKSWAGEN DIP & STRIP DUNKIN' DONUTS R&R FOUR WHEELERS SKATEBOARD COMPETITIONS LOONEY TUNES YANKEE SEAFOOD GUERNSEYTOWN PIPERS L&j HOME & GARDEN GINO'S SHOE REPAIR PANILAiTiS' FARM DAVIDSON'S DRESS SHOP RAFFLES COUNTDOWN STORE THE KNOTHOLE ASPHALT WAVE SKATEBOARD TOWN TIMiS EMIL'S JEWELERS THE SEWING ROOM wwcosMAD HATTER LA BONNE'S MARKET LADD'S STEREO - CI • TV PLUS MANY, MANY SALES!!! PIK KWIK STORES GINTILI'S RESTAURANT WEST CHEVROLET MALE IMAGE WATERTOWN CYCLE THE MERCHANT-BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OF WATERTOWN/OAKVILLE THE SHIRT SHOP LEO'S CONFECTIONERY FOOD & DRINK!!! [RAIN PAH OCTOBER 20th & 21 st FREE PARKING!!! Page 4 Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), October 12,1078 ••«•«•••••••••••••••••••«•••••••Property of the Watertown• candidates expressing such op Historical- Society posite positions and views of life — positions that are completely TOWN TIMES INC. opposite as to the course this PuMishfwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgd Weekly democracy should follow and en- Watertown Second class postage paid at Watertown, Conn. tirely different views on the Office located in the George Building, 678 Main Street, Watertown needs and concerns of free men. For news or Information call 274-6721, Addreis mall to TOWN Key issues in this election are TIMES, Box 53, Qakville, or J3ox 1, Watertown, Conn. taxes and spending. I maintain William F. Simmons, Editor & Publisher they must come down now — Although electioq day isn't very far away, Watertown High School Tommy Valuckas, City Editor dramatically, Persons saying has had some of its own elections. Leslie Fisher, Jennifer Hartmann, you can have a striking tax Whin the votes were tabulated for the new sophomore class, those and Louise Martin, Sales Representatives reduction without vivid expense winning the highest voter^art; President, Jim Scully; vice- reduction are either economic president, Wendy Atwpcd; secretary, Marcy Broulliard; and cretins or those having the same treasurer, Nick Mancini. view of government President As for the Student-Administration, the candidates with the most Johnson had when he convinced votes are: presidejft, Rich Wtleh; vict-president, Tracey Dwyer; Congress we could wage a major secretary, Brad Burger; treasurer, A.J, Smart. Common Sense Approach war in Viet Nam and still have The final tlecMons for tfce w«k wire for the Future Business by Dan MacKinnon the great society. Leaders of America Chapter, The newly elected officers are: presi- I am not in favor of Proposition dent. Randy Thompson; vice-president, Brenda Deschine; GOP Congressional Candidate 13 or any other Instant cure. Let's secretary, Angela LaPrance; treasurer, Nadine Valaitis; reporter, 6th District cut taxes and spending. The first Maria Mascelli. While I was pest on a radio comes a plea for guidance on response I get wherever I speak The senior class will be having a tag and bake sale on November talk show a recent evening, a what to do with the $12,9. is, "that sounds great — but 7th (election day) from 10-4 at the Qakville V.F.W. The seniors are lady called and asked a routine thousand he won't accept. Cost of how?" looking for donations of tag sale items. Anyone who has items for question. She began her question the mailing alone equals that It will mean hard work. It will donation should contact the high school or Tim Schell at 274-5134. with a reference to "your reign amount. It comes as no surprise take decisions, skill and tough- The items may also be dropped of at 79 Oak Street, Oakville. in Washington" in the event I am that his "survey" indicates he mindedness. It is much easier to The senior class magazine drive started on Tuesday, October 10 elected. I chided her about the should use this money in his of- vote for a marvelous program and will continue until the 24th. This is the major fund-raising ac- phrase and we agreed it might fice. , • that solves man's troubles than it tivity of the year for the seniors, which will defray many of the have been a Freudian slip. We received no mailing when Is to shut it off when it fails. senior year expenses. Congressmen are not elected to he voted affirmatively on every Drug addiction is cured by Anyone who lias any information concerning awards or club ac- "reign," But to a challenger, it increase to Congressmen's per- withdrawal. Withdrawal brings tivities, please contact me in Home room 255, seems Congressmen have voted quisites, office space, staff, and pain. Addiction to unworkable themselves so many privileges in use of funds. And compassion for programs is just as habit- under Medicare. Actually, the past few years that the use of his constituents reached rather forming, and withdrawal will br- sending the letter to Mr. Moffett the term, "reign," is perhaps strange heights a few weeks ago ing pain, / had been recommended by only academically incorrect. when, Mr. Moffett voted that I usually answer the question Health, Education and Welfare This is the billion-dollar Con- hairdressers in the House of by saying I would start in the Editor Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr., gress. Its 535 members take that Representatives should become Labor Department, The ill- Town Times who said the idea "made sense" much in services and staffs, and federal employes with full rights billion CETA program generally Dear Sir: when I proposed it at a public a posture on perquisites to keep and privileges. has been a failure. The training Congressman Toby Moffett's forum in New Britain on May 25, . them in the accustomed style. Not a hairdresser in the Sixth aspect of the law has been distor- current billboard slogan "People Presumably, the secretary con- With all the furor about a new Congressional District enjoys tejl. Nobody gets trained. We before Politics" puzzles me. sidered the proposal deserved Senate building with saunas and a these vacations, sick leaves and Mve millions unemployed while It does this because I, a con- legislative consideration. rotating rooftop restaurant, not other benefits. Does anybody jobs go begging in every city in stituent, have received no When, by Sept. 21, I had not one line on a drawing board has care to ask the basic question — the country. response to a letter sent to him heard from Mr, Moffett, despite changed and the steel Is In place. why are they there at all?-' Who was trained by CETA? May 26. The letter outlined an the fact my letter had asked to be Let the public and mood of the Am I getting picky or is there And for what reason? Objectives idea that just might lessen the notified of any action taken, I times be damned. inconsistency in that kind of self- were never clear, I believe a Con- acute financial hurt being suf- wrote directly to Secretary It also is distressing to this aggrandizing announcement — gressman can and should try to fered by many elderly persons Califano, outlining, again, the challenger that the incumbent refusing a raise and then voting change that. The program must proposal made to him May 25. can distribute 100,000 pieces of the rest of the full ticket of accomplishment, the cost comes Hoping to remind Mr. Moffett of 1 1 have absolute air-tight- literature to his constituents, an- """ "?" Perhaps we've become objectives attached to it. down as opposed to just throwing my earlier letter, I sent him a nouncing his outrage against con- numo to this kind cf "induct. If money at a problem. copy of my letter to the HEW When you tell someone exactly Secretary, gressional salary increases and so, then I shall lose. what you want done and ask him Social service programs have saying he isn't taking one. Never In the history of the been failures. Can you name one To this date the congressman if it Is possib'p. when he will do 1 With this self-righteousness Sixth District have we had two it, and what liib u, ie trame is lor outstanding success * They only has not acknowledged receipt of succeed when we rely on the in- this communication, either. dividual to contribute honest ef- Recently I have read and heard fort. a lot about Mr, Moffett's hobnob- The G.I. Bill worked. Either bing with Vice President Mon- you maintained passing grades In dale, raising campaign funds, at- 'TIME FOR SODDING, school or the money stopped. tending political picnics, etc. But PHA mortgage guarantees I have seen no sign that he has basically worked. If you didn't even considered the proposal NOT SEEDING keep up payments, you lost your Secretary Califano indicated (Continued on Page 6) might help the elderly of the SOD-6V2 ft. x 1V2 ft. Sixth Congressional District, as DOG FOOD well as elsewhere. ! SAVE ON SO Ib, BAGS! Maybe another politician, John Purina Puppy Chew ond Hl-Pro Mitchell, had a point when he • It Galn.t . Wayn* . K.n-L-llicult said, "Pay attention to what we *2. H.S, COE CO. do, not to what we say." 45 Freight Street, Waterbury William P. Moran 754.6177 Avon, CT. NEW! CROCKETT'S INDOOR WOOD & METAL GARDEN BOOK FINISHING & STRIPPING REFINISHING FOR HOMi & 325 Pages of information as only RUSHING • CANING BUSINESS . Crockett can give it, $995 dip 'n /If ip Crockett's Victory Garden Calendar 1979 40 Depot St., Watertown, CT. 06795 FREE!! (Value *4M) Free with the purchase of 5USANNE A, HENK 274-6303 CROCKETT'S INDOOR GARDEN BOOK, Hope to $$9 you at the OKTOBERFEST! BAN MOLES BUG OUT

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And the government — person who can take care of him- social service program, and if ob- the rest of us, that is — is not jective criteria for solving a self, and give him a ticket on the responsible for that life. gravy train, we won't get the problem is not in place, I will vote against it. results we feel we should Of course, we have those In this receive. The problem of inflation starts society who simply cannot cope with the Congress. Mr, Moffett Is this being heartless? No, It in this difficult life. Americans is realism of life. You don't save believes inflation is caused by have never backed away from "corporate greed. " That's ex- anyone. You offer people oppor- spending money on these people. tunities to save themselves. They citing rhetoric for the streets of But expenditures without results Chicago at the 1968 Democratic Convention, But we have man-sized problems today and It takes a Dog man-sized effort to solve them. Shop-worn phrases won't do it. Grooming Reducing taxes and spending will Indeed be my principal concern m\ in Congress. AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINO for Town Democrats was held Oct. 6, when candidates and supporters discussed the upcoming 17 YttMSXHMMCI Quality 4 bpwtatM Church Tag Sale campaign. The party's headquarters officially will open this Satur- Don't Cott Extra The Pairs and Spares Club of day at 727 Main St. at 10 a.m. Pictured left to right are Edward the United Methodist Church will Kalita, candidate for the 68th Assembly District; Mary Jo hold a tag sale on Saturday, Oct. Cicchetti, Democrat Town Council member; and Carey Geghan, BARSI 21, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on the incumbent Judge of Probate and candidate for reelection. STYLISH PnS/KINNILS church lawn. AKC Poodl.f Yorkl. Puppl.t Items can be dropped off at the • Country tearding Wesley Hall garage anytime. Ml WILLOW STRIiT m MC0N POND ». Arrangements for pick up of Laws A idingHandicapped , S74-2Wf WOODBURY, 24i-JSM larger items can be made by call- ing 274-3786. or 274-8641. Students Multiplying Public Act 94-142, the "Aid to hired a school psychologist, a the Handicapped Act," has been learning disabilities teacher for a called a civil rights act for the self-contained class, two learning handicapped for establishing a disabilities teacher aides, and goal of providing "free, ap- two speech articulation aides. propriate education" for all han- A copy of the 94-142 application dicapped students aged 3 to high is on file in the superintendent of school graduation time. school's office for public inspec- This year the Watertown tion. presents Public Schools will receive $42,- Another recently passed 000 from the Federal Govern- legislative act deals with dis- -—<$ ment to improve Its special covering handicapped students education programming although who have not been Identified, It is The Casual the money cannot be used to sup- known as Project Child Find, and plant local effort. Watertown has the Watertown Association of Children With Learning Dis- abilities has distributed KIRCO literature concerning Child Find to area businesses, libraries, and SERVICENTER doctor's offices. Styles that look great 1483 Thomaston Ave (formerly location of A parent who suspects his child Uncle George's Trading Post) may have a handicap may call SMALL APPLIANCE the Child Find Toll Free telephone number, 1-800-842-8678, Easy to care for, casual, A VACUUM CLEANER for an application blank. Any of REPAIRING, PARTS A the local schools will assist SALES parents in completing the ap- and creative 753-7458 plication. The local school system will become involved in determining the diagnostic needs of the child. • Each style is created to A third piece of federal legisla- Conch Works tion parents should be aware of is the "Right to Privacy" laws, or complement your own facial AUTO BODY WORK what has become known as the Martin S«nour Paint* Buckley Amendment. Basically Catahrnd Aorylle It states parents have the right to features, characteristics, Enamel Paint review their child's records or JOBS BY MR, 101 cumulative folder. In Watertown, a request can be made to a and personality (Rear0f)nO!MolnSf,, child s principal or guidance WaUrtown counselor for the records, and copies may be made at a nominal 274-6035 fee per page. FREE LET H&R BLOCK TEACH YOU TO PREPARE INCOME TAXES •ft* WITH YOUR NEW STYLE LET YOUR BARBER CHOOSE A SPECIAL ROFFLER HAIR PRODUCT DESIGNED TO KEEP YOUR HAIR LOOKING GREAT. • Learn Federal and State Tax Law • Learn Practical Applications Oz, Bottle • Learn To Save On Your Own Tax Return • Learn From Experienced H&R Slock Teachers • Employment Interviews Available Classes start in mid-October and will meet at 232 I, Muln Appointments Please St., Waterbwry, Morning sessions are planned. Class size* are limited. Hurry ... apply new! Phone 274-5537 *Free to Connecticut residents only. (A $25 refundable deposit Is required for books.) STYLES BY- For more Information, • Fran Serra 15 CANDEE HILL RD. Cell Collect 1 -744-4940 • John Bernier WATERTOWN • Charles Fenn H&R BLOCK . THI INCOME TAX PEOPLE Property of the Watertown TowHistoricaln Ttrnw (Watertown. Conn,) Society, October U, 1978 Pa p 7 watertownhistoricalsociety.org

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Deforest Street. Jhe full-length production of 4413. "The Nutcracker" will premiere There are only 12 openirtgs per three performance weekends, Adult Hikers session and early reservation is and is slated for Friday, Dec. 1, A meeting of the adult hiking essential to guarantee preferred at 8 p.m., and three shows over club will be held on Monday, Oct, date and time. A registration fee Dec. 2 and 3. 16, at 7:30 p.m.' inthe Town Hall will cover the cost of materials The four-show Repertoire Annex, The next hike and future used in class. Machines will be Weekend will be Jan. 28 to 28. walks will be discussed. provide by the Sewing Room and the Swiss Bernina Company of Il- linois. Participants need only br- ing their interest and sewing THE YARN EMPORIUM questions. Call Mrs, Coviello, YARNS • NEEDLECRAFTS - 274-9251 for details and registra- PIANIST ALLEN BARKER will play music celebrating "Nature tion. and the Out-of-Doors," written by such composers as Schumann. 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Handcrafttd a! solid New BREAKAWAY WEEKEND \ shirts and much, much , England pin* with distinctive 5 color at CHERRY HILL HYATT handfftiiciiing, all protected with a HOUSE in Cherry Hill, New \\ 4 More!! j /A burn and alcohol resistant finish. Your Jersey, This special package choke of dark or honey pint. Your is good through February limited edition number is registered 1979. Advance reservations of Gardner. are required and a deposit of $30 or pre-payment must ac- company your reservation and must be received by Wednes- day prior to your week-end arrival. This was a MOST pop. ular week-end package last SEE YOU AT THE year and probably will be more so this year because of the Casino and STAR perfor- 324 EAST MAIN ST., WATERBURY mers at the Resort Inter- national Hotel in Atlantic OKTOBERFEST Comer of Mill Street PHONE 753-4158 City. Better get moving NOW. Property of the WatertownTow nHistorical Times (Watertown, Coon.) , SocietyOctober 12, tWf Fij i 13 WHS Guidance Junior Fall Horse Careen ferent occupations such as hob horsM and large riding stables Discussed During walker, stable boy, Jockey, He didn't feel formaliwd hor- Counselor Attends Conference manager, assistant trainer, and semanship schools give an in- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgCareer Program head trainer. He strewed train- dividual the real education nor 5-Day Consortium ing horses is not an 8 to 5 job five training to work around Saturday Former horse intimr Frank days a week, but may Involve 14 Cook, Litchfield, spoke to ap- to 16 hours of work a day. seven Edward ft. Schreiner, guidance A Junior Fall Conference, to be thoroughbred racing horses, and proximately 60 interested Water- days a week for months before counselor at Watertown High, held Saturday, Oct. 14, is the of- said actual etpcrienrcs of work- town High students Oct. 6 as part one horse is ready to be raced, was among the counselors recen- ficial kick off of "Connecticut ing at large race tricks give of the Guidance Deportment's Mr Cook encouraged the girls tly participating in the New Junior Week" which runs more education and training to Career Education Program. to look for occupations around help a pernon get started. Hampshire Admissions through Friday, Oct. 20. Many He began his presentation by Consortium-sponsored tours of events have been planned i dating some of his own ex* member colleges. Counselors throughout the state. periences with and around were selected from nine states, The Governor has proclaimed horses, and explained the dif- from New Hampshire to the week as "Connecticut Junior GET YOUR BODY Virginia, to participate in the Week", and James Mullen, Town five-day program. Council Chairman, has Woman s Clubs' President will IN SHAPE! This tour included, twelve proclaimed the week also as be a guest speaker Barbara itthf campus visits during which time "Connecticut Junior Woman's Haroni the Junior Director of all counselors talked with admis- Week" locally. Connecticut Junior Clubs will Seauty Parlor sions officers, faculty and stu- The purpose of the planned preside, dents, including graduates of events are to make the public Lucille Lang, 1977-78 past local high schools now attending in U* Rtu of Pioneer Voiktwagfi aware of the Junior desire to im- president of the Junior Woman's Struts Turapikr, Wattftowi college in New Hampshire, The prove life in the community, Club of Watertown, is serving as twelve member colleges of state, and country, The Water- the general chairwoman of the NHAC include: Colby-Sawyer town Juniors will be using the fall conference. College, Daniel Webster College, window of Stebbin's Offset Franklin Pierce College, Keene Printing on Main St. to display OHAUHAKIS State College, Nathaniel the various awards and cer- CHAS. F, LEWIS Hawthorne College, New tificates they have won over the Divi lHUffl Nights m-63K menrM * KarrigB England College, New years. Hampshire College, Notre Dame Complete Lawn Care This year the Junior Fall Con- College, Plymouth State College, ference will be held in Hartford New Lawns Planted Rivier College, St. Anselm's and the local Junior Woman's College, and the University of Club will be hostesses for the g and Fertilizing New Hampshire, days activities, Shrub Trimming and Planting ANN'S SHOPPE The purpose of this cooperative (Jov. Ella (irasso has been in- program Is to provide guidance vited to the Conference which 263-4230 81 MAIN ST., THOMASTON counselors with firsthand ex- should see more than WO Connec- 283-5160 posure to the programs and ticut Junior Woman in atten- flavor of each campus, thus dance. Naoma Morgenstein, Con- Woedbury, Coon. facilitating their task of advising necticut State Federation of STOP RUNNING AROUNDII students In local high schools. •••• STEVEN STACK STACK OIL SIR vie i ANN'S SHOPPE HAS All YOU NEED! 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I STANLEY ITHOMASWONDA STEEMER lift Sfratts Tpite, Wot.rtown 274-9237 CARPET 274-5540 SKATMOARD SHOP iCLEANER FREE ESTIMATES COME Sii OUR DISPLAY At THE 611 MAIN ST. 274-2269 OKTOBERFEST! WATERTOWN I Page Property14 Town Timss (Watsrtown of, Conn,) the, Octobe Watertownr 12, 1978 Historical Society conducted by Bruno Butkus ... born in Poland July 10, 1896, Christ Church will be held at The fun program gets under way daughter of the late Konstanty Johnson Memorial Hall October watertownhistoricalsociety.orgat 6:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall, and Maianna (Janorki) 21 starting it 10 a.m.... Articles BETHLEHEM NEWS with the dinner to be served it 7 Kovaleski, and lived In Water- for the sale may be left at the By Paul Johnson p.m. ... Folks wishing to attend bury for 55 years before moving hall during the coming week ,., should notify a member of the to Bethlehem ... She was a com- The March of Dimes will receive town committee by Monday, and municant of St. Stanislaus An apple festival sponsored by- proceeds of a square dance to be 6:30 p.m. in Bellamy Hall ... If are asked to bring a contributed Kostka Church, Waterbury, and held October 21 at Memorial Hall ladies of Christ Episcopal Church unable to attend the dinner it is item to the auction. member of the Sacred Heart of will be held Saturday at the from 8 p.m. to 12:30a.m. ,„ Tude suggested folks make an effort to Old Bethlehem Historical Mary Society in the parish... She Tanguay and his band will parish hall on Main Street frbm be on hand for the meeting at 8 leaves a son, Matthew 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. ,,, All kinds of Society will observe its 10th an- provide the tunes ... Reserve- p.m., which will hear reports of niversary at an annual meeting Kobylenski, Waterbury; a tions made by calling 266-7175, delicacies made with apple will the past year, elect a slate of of- daughter, Mrs. Julius (Helen) be on sale, either for take home October 25 at 6:30 p.m. in 266.7987 or 263-3109. ficers, and chart plans for 1978-79 Bellamy Hall ... A potluek din- Zembruski, Bethlehem; eight purposes or for consumption at ... Slides will be shown of ac Bethlehem Homes opening bids ner. in which the society will grandchildren; three this week for construction of 24 the hall... Bethlehem Lions hold tivities d¥ the club and its mem- greatgrandchildren, and several their annual harvest supper provide turkey and folks are units of-elderly housing, with bers ...A sale of merchandise to asked to bring blending dishes, is nieces and nephews ... Burial Saturday eve aUMemorial Hall, members conducted by Ruth hopes the offers will permit a to be served „ An election of of- was in Calvary Cemetery, Water- start on the long delayed with continuous servings from 6 Raymond has been concluded bury, to 8 p.m. ,,. Proceeds of the sup- ficers will be held ... Society is program ... Bethlehem and the items ordered may be ob- conducting a Thanksgiving and per are to be used by the club to tained at her home or at the Meetings upcoming at town Fellowship Is continuing to finance the improvement Christmas sale of fruit cakes, hall include those of the Board of receive applications for bus trip meeting Tuesday ... Please call and is asking support of program they are contributing to 286-7585, Selectmen on Monday at 7:30 on October 26to the Darien Din- the public library. townsfolk by their purchase. p.m. and of the Planning Com- ner Theatre for "Man of La Town Democrats are trying to Board of Admissions will be at Bethlehem-Morris Garden mission on Tuesday at 8 p.m. ... Mancha" ... Total cost of $14.83 contact folks interested in at- Town Offices Saturday from 9 An annual rummage sale spon- Club holds an annual pot luck tending on October 20 their an- includes bus, lunch, show, tax a.m. to 8 p.m., and again on Tues- sored by the Ladies' Guild of and patuities. supper followed by a business nual campaign dinner, which is day during the same hours for meeting on Tuesday, starting at to be followed by an auction sale purposes! of making new voters Junior List Fire went to Todd Lemay, a first ... Activity is on behalf of the grader at Judson. coming November 7 state elec- Prevention Poster All posters with Honorable tion ... Doris Nicholls has been Mention will be on display at the Mark's Landscape named local coordinator for Contest Winners The Fire Prevention Poster Watertown Fire Department this A Complete Landscape secretary of the state candidate week. Barbara Kennelly, who is the Contest sponsored by the Junior Democratic party nominee. Woman's Club of Watertown Streets Ready For Service came to a climax this week with The funeral for Mrs. Benowefa the top three winners being selec- Sewer Connections (Kovaleski) Kobyleniki, 82, San- ted. PALL IS THI TIMI FOR NIW LAWNS ford Lane, widow of Chester The Water and Sewer First place went to Jill Groody, Authority has released the names Lawn renovating, Dethatehing, Top dressing Kobylenski, was held Wednesday from the Fitzgerald-Zembruski- fifth grade, South School; second of those streets which are ready Seeding, Liming, Fertilization Sgrillo Funeral Home, Water- was awarded to Rebecca Bur- to be connected to the new bury, to St. Stanislaus Kostka dlck, fourth grade, St. John's sanitary sewer line, and resi- 274-6898 Church ,., She died Sunday at School; and third went to Peter dents living on these streets may Waterbury Hospital after a brief Marino, a fourth grader at St. tie in at any time. ill^,^ Mrs, Kobylenski was Johns The streets are; Atwood These winners' posters will be Street. Lockwood Drive, Belden s Small Applrancts, Vacuum on display at the Watertown Street, Main Street from Knight Cltantrs & Microwave Ovens Library, The children also Street to Cherry Avenue, Carrnel received tee shirts of their own Hill Hoad, Middlebury Road, Salts, Parts & Repairs choice from the Shirt Stop in Center Street, Orchard Lane, save 40°°! Watertown, Edgewood Avenue, Shannon Honorable Mentions went to Avenue, Knight Street, and SPiCIAL OKTOBERFEST Robert Santa Maria, kindergar- TrumbuII Street, ten, Baldwin; Douglas Blais, More information can be ob- first grade, Judson; Lamar tained at the authority's French SALE Navap, second grade, Baldwin; Street office, or by calling 274- MATTRESS AND John Jakubek, third grade, St. 1857, or 274-5411, ext. 201, week- BOX SPRING John's; Elizabeth Winslow, days from fl a.m. to 5 p.m. 174445! fourth grade, Polk School; and WFD Open House reg. price OpmDaily 10• 6 Thura 'till Michael Maccione, fifth grade, S«t 9-1 CLOSED MONDAY also Polk School. A special honor An open house will be held at the Watertown Fire Department on Main Street on Sunday, Oct. 15, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., In con- VA MAE'S YARNS junction with Fire Prevention HERITAGE VILLAGE Week. Demonstration and SOUTHBURY, CONN. refreshments will be available. 264-4838 POLAROID THE FREE SET UP & DELIVERY WATERTOWN BEDDING Phertex Elite*].99 Instant Color OPEN WON.-SAT. PASSPORT PICTURES f-6 274-0124 SHOP, INC. Spinnerin Pippin*] Taken While You Wait It MAIN ST., WATERTOWiijkNi * "(NKT TO COUNTRY CINEMA) 100% Virgin Wool BOB'S CAMERA t-n" WWI, # - OCT. 1 1 Dunbar Shop, Inc. NOTICE 90 South Main Street Waterbury . Tel. 754-2236 Camwag — Projectors CHRISTMAS CLUB OPEN MONDAYS SAVERS ENGINEERED •Last payment date for 1978 clubs SINTERINGS AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th PLASTICS, INC, (Remember, all payments (50 weeks) 'APPLES A must be made by this date WATERTOWN to receive your BONUS). CIDER at the INDUSTRY •Christmas Club Checks will be mailed THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, OKTOBERFEST OUR NEW 1979 CLUB baskets of apples, STARTS OCTOBER 19th cider by the cup or gallon, Indian com, gourds ,., it Your Family Service Bank" NYLON AND PANILAITIS FARM POLYESTER THOMASTON SEWING THREADS Bunker HU1 Road (off Rt. 63) SAVINGS BANK WATERTOWN OPEN DAILY S am - 7 pm A WATERTQWN TbomastoD, Terryville, Watertown, Harwintoo INDUSTRY SINCE Member F.DJ.C. T8B8 Property of the WatertownTow nHistorical Timei (Watertown, Conn.) ,Society October 12, 1978 Pag e 15 Second Youth Hike Is Planned Sat. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgFor Trail The second Park and Recrea- tion Department youth hike for •Res 9 to 12 will hit the Jericho Trill on Saturday, Oct. 14. with youngsters to meet at the Town Hall Annex. Main Street, at 10 a.m. Parents are responsible for dropping their kids off at the hike's beginning point, and for picking them up at its end. The group leaders may be followed to the starting point, and parents will be given maps indicating the pickup point. Youngsters should bring a day pack, lunch, canteen or drink, and clothing such as a sweater or wool shirt, long pants, socks, hik- ing shoes or sneakers, is recom- mended. The hike will last about four hours, from 10 am to 2 p m. Sites along the way will he Leatherman's Cave and Crane's Lookout. In case of rain, information on possible cancellation may be ob- tained by calling the INFO-274 hotline at 274=3773 Film On Psychic

NA VE SC Cathy Turntr leftl Md 5 went on rock Schedules Oct. 19 1wITf S ?, ^" f ' ^ B^" - » cUmblng expedition bing is one of the many adventure skills used in Outward Bound programs to m September at Whitestone Cliffs in Playmouth. Rock climbing is onine individua of the manl any adventurd group echl skilll s used Thin Outwari ll d Bounth tod program dil s to The career of the American give students problem-solving opportunities while enpging them in individual and group challenges This allows them to divelop a pssihic, Kdgar Cayce, will be heightened self-concept and self-reliance in stress situations. Alexander McKee and Harold Epstein are the directors for the Alternative spotlighted at North Con- gregational Church in Woodbury played well for the losers, with on Tuesday, Oct. 19, The 7 30 Youth Soccer Tim Farrell and Joe Yanavick p.m. program will feature a film Hi! splitting the goal chores. highlighting case histories from Winners Clash John and Tony Mancini scored Mr, Cayee's healing prescrip- I'm goals in the Cosmos 2-1 win over tions, uttered while in trance. BARSARA STRUBEU Saturday At JH the Tornado, with goalie Tom St. The film, a finalist in the 1975 Onge going all the way, Chris Psychic film Festival, interviews I Nova tlx yafi mptrltnca In The Aztecs and Cosmos came McCarthy tallied for the Tor- patients and staff members in- through with opening-day vic- tlM fl«M of halrriMlpi far MM nado, and Kevin Murphy played volved in Cayee's more than 14. __J fjf- -r T-T I tories In the National Conference goal. BOO psychic readings (ages 11-13) Oct. 7 as the Park and Recreation Youth Soccer The Aztecs and Cosmos meet After the film reactions from Hair Owtign and I'm happy to at 10:30 a.m. at Swift Saturday in the medical and theological com- m League began its initial season at (M aMMfafMi with Tammy Im* Swift Junior High. the headline match with the munity will bo shnrpfl hv f>r Sounders and Tornado battling at Daniel Goodman of Woodbury. and Monty at Hair Cycl«* Jeff Waters and Tom Midden- 9 a.m. and the Kev Kdgar Harnes of dorf combined for five goals in Call in and cay At Taft School, Jeff Christies North church HI Pfiof© by the Aztecs 8-0 shutout of the Sounders. The pair, plus Doug two goals powered the Tht* program is sponsored by Christie, also manned the goal Possemato Express to a 2-1the North Church Women's for the winners. Danny Orsini, triumph over the Stampers in the Fellowship. Alan Snow, and Scott Fellows American Conference (ages 8- HAIR CYC LES 101 Scott Ucmspy and Frank Flu Clinic For AiMtiotM Petroraio picked up assists, and KtptTl limbing, trimming, removal 574-3134 Robert Russell performed in Elderly Wednesday goal, Chad Whitakcr scored lor Del's Tree Service tin1 Stumpers, and Matthew At Assoc. Office low cost, free estimates Gilli'lti' was in goal 1618 Watertown Ave , Waterbury, Conn. The Strikers beat the Rowdies. A flu imniunizalion clinic fur 266-7970 3-2. with Jay Odden scoring twice senior citizens will be conducted and Pete Olivea once. Joey by the Watertown Public Health Russo, Kevin Muhlbaier. and Nursing Association on Wednes- RJ. BUCK 4 SON, INC , Glenn Carpenter shared the net day, Oct. 18, from 9 to 11 a m at Salts & Service minding duties. No report on the the association's office in the Loses 128 Pounds 1 Wnf.f Pump, Water Isftanwrf Rnwrtif".' gnnH was nvnilnblp. f Thanks to Healthy Conway Diet Pool Equipment The Express an Rowdies play Thomaiton Id., Wot.rtown I'tTsons aged HO or over are eligi- When this photu was at 9 a.m. Saturday at Taft, ble, and no appointments are taken, Mrs, Dolores Wai- 274-8853 followed by the 1030 a.m. Stom- necessary, ren had alruadv lost 113 pers and Strikers game. 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Inc., subsidiary of k R Thursday til 9 Tel 2744701 CONWAY DIET INSTITUTE— No Fish Required Aim** SHn, Woltttt Kl, WwHthry UmlfJ lows: 8 8; Sat, 8=12 PageProperty 18 Town Times (Watartown of, Conn.) the, Octobe Watertownr 12, 1978 Historical Society extra points and the Indians were me at Yankee Stadium during the But it was pretty good game 'til never headed thereafter a§ they World Series ... Grace Liakos, Ill Mem or him... after the sixth, SPEAKING OF put 18 points on the Scoreboard in former WHS field hockey cap- The following was submitted That's when the Yanks picked up watertownhistoricalsociety.orgthe final period. tain, is in basic training at by one Steve Labeck, Watertown, their sticks. "This team can come from Lackland AFB in San Antonio, at the conclusion of last week's A single by Chambliss, another SPORTS behind. We've shown that several Her Dad, Jim, of course picked playoff game between the by White, times this season. Some people the Dodgers over the Yankees. Yankees and Red Sox, and is en- By Bob Polmtr titled "From New to Boston." Then Bucky Dent to show his lost confidence in us after the He's been a Dodger fan since the might. Wilby game and these kids had days of Van Lingle Mungo at Eb- "Its over now and your dreams I guess after that you must have Watertown High varsity, 4-0; something to prove Saturday bets Field in Brooklyn ... Next been edgy, Watertown jayvees, 4-0. That, night," Gargano said, meeting for the Water-Oak Gold are shattered, You've lost the game that really For you it was over, but not for folks, is the fine record of both of "We worked Kerry Larkin into Circle of Sports Club will be Mon- Reggie. these outstanding football teams. our rotation in the backfield and day, Nov, 13, 7:30 p.m. at the mattered. The Sox, the Sox, there were no The wind-up, the pitch, and Holy That in itself speaks well for that helped us considerably," Oakviile VFW ... Olympian Club Cow, meets Sunday morning at 10 at other, the effective football program Bill added. 1 Another homerun, what to do that has become firmly en- Larkin was the busiest of the the Boys Club of Waterbury. Boy, you were wrong, weren't now? trenched at WHS. Indian ball carriers which now you brother. Winning streaks, homers, and a Last week I made notes, tied a totals the robust figure of five. 14-game lead, string around my finger and even Dennis Forget, Peter Arduino, Indian Booters Surging What else could you want, what had my wife call me over the Kevin Maybry and Ron Martino else could you need? telephone to remind me the are the other four Gargano and I guess all that's left is for your jayvees were to play Holy Cross his quarterback Hryniewicki can Behind Proctor, Lynch temper to simmer, Monday afternoon at the high look for to lug the football. That's Watertown High's potent soc- minute when the goalie was blin- Will 1979 be another choke for school field, I wanted to really a plus for any team. cer team, averaging almost ded by the sun, Mike Campbell you and Mr, Zimmer? see the boys in action. It was a good win and a most three goals per game, made easy picked up the assist. I went, and so did a few other important one for Watertown pickings of two area teams last Lynch capped the scoring in people but the game had been which for the first time finds it- week while improving the Tribe the 53rd minute when he tapped a switched to the morning. That self sharing the Naugatuck ledger to 5-2-0 entering today's shot past Stankus from inside the was nothing new. That's at least Valley League lead with Ansonia, (Thursday) away match at goal area. Todd Barth was the third time I went to see either each with 3-0 records. Kaynor Tech. credited with making the a freshman or jayvee game in the Of course, people are asking Goalkeeper Vern Proctor es- assisting pass. Red Cross past two years and found out the inevitable question. "Can tablished a career shutout record is counting either the time or field had been Watertown beat Ansonia?" at WHS when he blanked O'Brien Wolcott leveled 17 shots on you changed. Oh, well, according to Well, no one's kidding them- Tech, 4-0, despite a lackluster ef- against Proctor and reserve the schedule the junior varsity selves about the game which will fort by his mates. The victory Marco Perugini, compared to 11 -to help. will meet Branford at the high probably find both teams un- was the 17th for the senior keeper for the Indians against Stankus school field this Monday at 3:15, defeated when they clash at An- via shutout, eclipsing Billy and Mark Sconzlano. Proctor so we'll try again. sonia s Nolan Field on Oct. 28. Groben's former mark of 16, made 11 saves and Perugini Anyway, the jayvees defeated Ansonia will occupy the Striker Mike Lynch, emerging three, while the Wolcott tandem Holy Cross, 30-0 making it a favorite's role as they did last as Watertowns newest goal had seven and none, respectively. clean sweep over the Crusaders year when the teams met at threat in the absence of injured Coach Joe Shupenls credited last weekend. Watertown, The Chargers won Robbie McGregor, powered in fine efforts by Tribesmen Rob In the varsity game, the In- that one, but a fired up Water- the hat trick, his third through Carpino, generating good dians had their peaks and valleys town team completely outplayed fifth goals of the season, in a 4-1 leadership from midfield, and before coming through with a 82- the state champions in the second beating of Wolcott Oct. 5. the defensive backfield for help- 16 win, a contest in which the half of the game. Lynch put the Indians ahead ing Proctor allow only four goals score does not reflect the The Indians were also the un- quickly in the third minute in the past five matches. LaRosa, closeness of the game for the bet- derdog against Naugatuck and versus Wolcott when he conver- Chris Shuhart, John Vitone, and ter part of it. came out on top. They were rated ted on a short pass from Steve Bob Perugini have been es- Watertown hade two out-no better than even against LaRosa, and "Pee Wee" notched pecially aggressive. standing periods, the first and Berlin or Holy Cross but they are another goal in the 10th minute now 4-0. Against O'Brien Tech, LaRosa the last in which they excercised on a IB-yard shot. A minute later, scored twice, and Barth and great ball control. Watertown has played some of LaRosa, scoring his third goal of Sandy Cavallo tallied once each. From midway in the second Its best football against Ansonia the year, fired In a blast from 10 Proctor made six saves, while period and through most of the and being put in the underdog yards away past beleaguered counterpart John Siemeinski third period tht momentum had role doesn't bother them in the goalie Tony Stankus. blocked 13. swung to Holy Cross as they were least. The Eagles Paul Elsdown, who Watertown blasted 29 shots on able to overcome a 14-0 Indian As tackle Glen Durante would was later ejected from the foal, but inability to finish up advantage to take a 16-14 lead of say, "What underdog?" match, lofted a soft boot through their own. good scoring drives kept the goal Proctors hands in the 44th total down. Following Ron Tunnel's field CUFF NOTES - For the goal which was responsible for second straight year, Sid Gomes' the Crusaders lead, Watertown team won the championship of again took charge of the ball the Derouin-Bassi Bocci League. Watertown Slides Past game, Other members were Phil A key fumble recovery by Berchonak, Bud Meskun and Holy Cross In NVL Fray Randy Rosin near the end of the John Mulligan, Jr.... It was great third period set up the lead to see Tom Valuckas working The varsity gridders at Water- yards out when a personal foul by Watertown touchdown and on the with an enthusiastic group of town High go after their fifth the Crusaders on a missed field first play of the fourth period, young soccer players at Judd straight victory Saturday when goal attempt gave Watertown the Jim Hryniewicki passed to Dan Field Sunday morning ,,. Mike the Orange and Black journeys ball back. Nolan for the TD and also for the Calabrese has promised to meet down to North Branford for a A short two-yard TD pass to 10:30 a.m. encounter. Nolan climaxed a 64-yard drive Coach Bill Gargano's club con- in the second quarter, which in- tinued to share th Naugatuck cluded a 23-yard heave from Valley League lead with Ansonia, Hryniewicki to Pete Arduino, FEATURES NEVER each at 3-0, by knocking off Holy But Holy Cross came storming BEFORE AVAILABLE IN Cross, 32-16. in a thrilling night back, scoring on a 50-yard scam- ^ APIZZA game at Municipal Stadium Oct. per by Billy Albino and Ron Tur- ONE CHAIR 7, mel's extra point, and a 34-yard Split end Dan Nolan had a hand run by Albino again, A try for a Can be placed just inches in every scoring burst for Water- two-point conversion failed, from a wail HOT OVEN town, tallying twice on A 30-yard field goal by Turmel touchdown passes, kicking three in the third quarter put the GRIMDER§ extra points and a field goal, and Crusaders ahead, until WHS iced Lets you recline to a mul- hauling in a conversion pass from the game away in the fourth titude of positions made with Goodness" quarterback Jim Hryniewicki, quarter, Nolan snagged a seven- The Tribe, shaking off a sput- yard scoring strike from Starting at 4 p.m. Daily tering performance against Hryniewicki, Arduino crashed LA-Z-BOY* Wilby the week before, moved over from 27 yards away, and Take Out 271-882!) quickly in front in the first half. Nolan booted a 26-yard field goal Kerry Larkin ran over from two to cap the points, WALL-RECLINER* Restaurant 274-8042 A stellar Indians defensive ef- fort, particularly in the second and ROCKER 150 Echo Lake Rd. Watertown half, accounted for Holy Cross BLUE MB8ON ALLEYS gaining just 101 yards on the ground, and 49 in the air. Water- SATURDAY SPECIAL Lets you rock in La-Z-Boy LOCAL 'NATIONWIDE •WORLDWIDE town had 140 rushing yards, and per •triag netted 146 through the air on 12 of comfort 18 passes, 65' •ili hit dm UiiA onr KMi Age it ud U«4er 4-H Equestrian Has a three-position in- Accompanied by • parent Club Elections dependent footrest. Lets you 6Or per string recline for maximum com- Theresa Carew was elected fort ^ WEEKLY TRIPS TO -m president of the Watertown 4-H SENIOR Equestrian Club at the organiza- f FLORIDA f tion's Oct. 5 monthly meeting. 1 irgf4Gf WtllHOUil CITIZENS' Other new officers for the year Wl OWN A-0 OKHTI OM iEEKLT CAUK are: Robin Obar, vice-president; ninra LEAGUE Bonnie LaPorta, secretary; FMft Starting Oct. 19 Linda Sutherland, treasurer; and NCWTMR FKE 1 DSS5* at Tim Marti, reporter. The ff'iS MOVINd"&"sT6iSbE, INC. BTIIUTi enthusiastic officers plan to get •«, IMM. Towy KJ^^^J MtiMtNT Blue Ribbon Lanes the club involved in many 4-H ac- fm NwM MM BMf Mtt INwt Tin KwM" tivities. Ml SOUTH MAIN ST 9:45 a.m. bowling time The club is planning a trip to m45M«**m TOWMNOTOII Madison Square Garden in New Sinct 1900 Naygafuek JM-7»W)1M f (i IMA, Fto. 757-8070 274-4083 York City on Saturday, Nov. 4, Fri to 8i30 Church St. *U»OV»ICMTE$AlttWOTTWSMICWIWVITICOIIfAIMSO« for the National Horse Show. Property of the WatertownTow Historicaln Times (Watertown, Conn.) Society, October 12,1978 Pag e 17 State of Connecticut Court of Probate /r'S £ASY TO District of Watertown BUY-SELL* RENT-watertownhistoricalsociety.org October 10,117S NOTICE TO CREDITORS D Wm Eltite of BARBARA KiUDULAS The Hon, Carey R Geghan, IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!! Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Watertown at a hear- ing held on October 10, 1978 or- ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Tu*«Uy i that all claims must be presented dered that all claims must be ii the deadline for classified advertising. Rates: $1.25 minimum to the fiduciary on or before Jan, presented to the fiduciary on or charge tor the flnt If worti, pint .$30 per line for each additional 12, 1979 or be barred as by law before January 10, 1979 or be line beyond the minimum (appro*, four wordi per 11M), All State of Connecticut provided. barred as by law provided. ,, classifieds are carried in the Water-Oak Stwppen Guide ai well n Court of Probate Kathleen B Navin. Clerk Kathleen H Navin, Clerk Town Times at no additional charge. District of Watertown The fiduciary is: The fiduciary is; NOTICE TO CREDITORS Maureen O. Shackley Helen M Kiudulas EDMICHAUD TUTORING by experienced ESTATE OF PAUL P. FROHN 61 Guernseytown Rd , Water* 161 Morro St. PtiBtlng A Paper HangiBi retired teacher, Rtadinf, speH- The Hon, Carey R. Geghan, town, Ct, Oakville, Corn. CALL 17448W m|i phon,cs Cgi, 274-8507, Judge, of the Court of Probate, TT I0-12-78 TT 1H2.78 District of Watertown at a hear- ing held on Oct. 2, 1978 ordered EARN TOYS 4 gJftTthe that all claims must be presented Com to th* Oktohfost for - Have a »ew to the fiduciary on or before Jan. 5, 1979 or be barred as by law Running Boards Floor Mats provided. Fofl Lights Ixhauit System* Jg Parties. Call 274-5003 after 5. ATWOODS INS, AGENCY Kathleen B, Navin, Clerk Driving Ughfi te Roofs Complete insurance service, The fiduciary is: Mud Flap* John B. Atwood, 49 DeForest St., Paul R. Frohn Wtsttnt £ Applkinct Wlwtls 274 Fails Ave., Oakville, Conn. y collections - 08779 PIate Accumulations TT 1012-78 10 to 20% 0FF11 CARPENTRY, MASON ceramic ! V tilt work, Reasonable. Building, State of Connecticut repairing. Free estimates. Call Court of Probate COMING SOON: TURBO CHARGERS District of Watertown LICENSED PRACTICAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS NURSE seeks private duty posl- FOR CARS AND TRUCKS ESTATE OF GRACE E. Hon Exc references. Call 274= 7US Main at. SHACKLEY ftntertowo The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, Judge, of the Court of Probate, R & R FOUR WHEELERS INTERIOR-EXTERIOR FALL District of Watertown at a hear- 647 Main Street, Watertown, Ct. ^ ^ PAINTING. College students, ing held on Oct. 4, 1978 ordered SPIOTTI MUSir qmnni Reasonable rates. Free es- PHONE; 274.9233 in Arw Mall ctmitc Tniro umdies, neierenees avaiiaoie, MARANATHA 2744558 = 8784433 CHIMNEY SWEEPS ^wnsjjn^ll_lnstruments_ Chimneys cleaned USED CARS professionally. Quick-Clean- b e DRESSMAKING and alterations. i!" Jf°"" k.» Efficient service 274-5743 or 573- Call 2744078 after 12:30 Noon, ffffh -22 !SL 1636. ARRIVING DAILY Pick up and delivery. fables 4 chairs if needed. 274- FOR SALE: 1977 Dodge Window Van Sportman 300. Factor CONNECTICUT SEWING —"™ 1™ ~ MACHINE. Repairs, all makes. HBLP WANTED: Person with finished interior. Eight DAILY! DAILY! Call 574-7781. machine shop exp, to run, repair passenger. Asking $8400. 758- _J and maintain unique assembly 9315. SPECIAL-OFF LEASE! (8) 1978 PINTOS AT, DOG GROOMING, all breeds, equipment. Salary negotiable FOR SALE: Wood-burning Trim for pet or snow. Pick up and «eJrfnc*s- ReP*y c^> p ° B0* PS, PDB, Radio All colors $2999 l "Porky" stove, with lots of stove delivery. Weekdays, 284.6084, - Waiertown, pipe. $75. Call 274=6722. ERNIE'S AUTO BODY WORK WANTED TO RENT: Garage for THESE CARS ARE NOT AFFECTED BY ANY GAS TAG SALE: Sat, & Sun., Oct. 14 One of the most complete equip- storaBe of sma11 car Please fall alter 5 m k 15, 10-5. Proceeds to benefit TANK RECALL WHATSOEVER ped Paint & Body Shops in Con- P > 274-5517. handicapped children. 364 S^Ttuniform. Williamson Circle, Oakvillo <2 ™ "4-6567. JUST ARRIVED! 141 Merlden Road ALWAYS MANY NEW and Waterbury 76 FORD WINDOW VAN hKhhl'KK wanted, prefer slightly used items in stock. 77FORDT.BIRD lwal woman vlu W l Wcstbury Thrill Shop, 7i;s Main AT, PS, Grtffl, V.ry hard Is find. 2 dr. HT, Silvtf, 20.MO mi,, V-i, AT, JUST ARRIVED AT Chintz 'N . - ]'° f f f- S|., Wiiloriown Open Thurs , PS, PI, AC, AM/FM w tap,, wirt Prints of Newtown, an enormous ««" homo one day each week for 76 FORD SQUIRE WAGON u c lu s Fri . S;it., Hi a.m. to 2 p.m. whttll, w rool. number of Decorator Slipcovers, " f ^ust have exceltent Dirk %nwm, AT, PS, AC, Lvf. rack, 77 LTD II $4325 Drapery & Upholstery fabrics at racl renceS Ca m •lilB J*U " ^b ' " ~ HOUSEKEEPER: Woman mony options. Pillared hardtop, tsppir mtiillica, enormous savings. 3, Main St. °______desires housework. References chamoii vinyl roof, matching vinyl in- N 76 FORD TORINO ,..,$3195 SHARPENING ~=Chain saws. available. Transportation ttrtar, IS! VI, AT, PS, PI, AC, w/w 4 dr. Mdm, OqrV krown, AT, PS, AC, scissors, knives, circular saws. needed. 274-1152. fir**, 15,000 mi. LOOKING TO BUY old clocks V. ml SpflckiHv priiMll mm |pk an(1 ^ „ 77 MUSTANG COBRA .$4195 and puukel wuLuhes, broken RESPONSIBLE girl desires 274-4611 ' 71 FAIRMONT $4395 WKit., lo mi., I lyf, 4 ipd., PS. cases and movements. Call Phil babysitting while mother works. * tyl., AT, PS, AC, vinyl ro.1, Dunn,jnyUme,^74^1932, LOSE WEIGHT fast. New "Cof- Transportation needed. Burgundy, 4 dr. MM mi. FIRM SALE 7.CHiV,CHiVITTi ,.,$2450 fee Break cubes turns Available daytime or evening. SPECIAL. 100% Pow.r Train Warron- 3 dr. HaichBack, Hack an black, ltd, TfiAiinn Hirriiirs o " shrft, radio, 23,000 mi. on. owiwr. int0 powerfu| appelite 274-1152. TRAILOR WTCHES - over 2 - sant. Reduce J& with 78 FAIRMONT $4599 76 GRANADA $3450 000 Class I, II & II for all cars & FAMILY OF FOUR needs 3- Diet u once a jay capsules 1 AT, PA, AC, AM/FM, V. roof, Dk, Liii TM with dark brown vinyl ™»l, I trucks Fast installation or save. bedroom apt., Wtn-Oakv. school Reduce excess fluids with jod*, MM mi. FIRM SA1E SPECIAL. •wntr, •itrinMly will (arid for, Carry. _ district. Call after 5:30 week- Fluidex. Drug City of Water- 100% Pow.r Train Warranty. tlrictly maintaimd, 43,000 mi. days, any time weekends, 274- Montambault Auto Supply town 76 GRAN TORINO 1676 Thomaston Avenue 8569. 71 GRANADAS(2) .... $5095 SQUIRI $«H5 Waterbury, Ct. 756-7028 Eoch lift bliM, JM V4, AT, PS, PI, lifi blut, 9 pan, V4, AT, PS, PDI, a terns AMBITIOUS COUPLES wanted AC. , P ,' AC. Watertown, 274-0831. Keys, pick- bl^eston^l for part-time wholesale business 77 CHEV, MALIBU ,., $4999 ing, safe work, lock repairs^ No run from home. Excellent in- Clastic 2 dr., rtordlop, Silv.r, 2400 74 OLDS CUTLASS locksmith can afford to underbid come potential. No need to leave mi., AT, PS, PI, AC, V««». SUPRWi $4399 _^ maintained. Conn Stone, 311 present position. Call 263-2268 for 77 CHRYSIF.R CORDOBA J5250 4 dr Sahara liigt, tan VT 4 int. PS, appointment. Synlit Gold, AT, PS, PI, AC, VR, PI, AT. TONY'S PAINT SERVICE ipatd (ontrol, AM/FM, tHl whwl, 76 GRANADA GHIA ,, $3599 Interior, exterior w^papering. APT, FOR RENT. Oakville 5 UNIF0RM BOUTIQUE 19,000 mi. Like niw. 2 dr. HT pastfl lima, AT, PS, PI rms., 1st floor or two-family specializing in all professional 77 FORD LTDII Wagon . $4e95 house. Heat, hot water, stove, 76 PINTO WAGON..., $2495 Dork Jod., V4, AT, PS, PI, AC, rpfrig., fireplace, carpeting, M.dium topper mttallic, AT, PS, opprox. 32,000 mi. V.ry hard to find washer-dryer hookup, enclosed radio w/w tint, appro*. 45,000 mi, this si» vragofl aywhirf. tics cleaned. Some jobs done porch. Adults preferred No pets. 77 iUICK CINTURY .., $4999 75 FORD IL1TI $3995 free. Light trucking, any odd job. R PLAN with Call 274-4116. 2 dr. HT, I, AT, PS, PI, AC, Lint* GRAPEP UIT 4 dr. Mcdit.raitMn ||u«, llatk top, CU Dladax Eat satlsfying meals and •rttn, dark roof I matching vinyl in- 24,000 mi., AT, PS, PI, AC, W« mui! lose weight. Now extra strength TAG SALE, All Saints' Church, terior. Local trod*. ATTENT ON working parents: , « ^ admit it rani iup«rb. formu a Df Cjty flf 262 Main St., Oakville, Sat,, Oc. 75 COUGAR XR7 $4295 My state licensed home in Wtn, is 77 MAVERICK $J575 14, 8 to 4 p.m. Sunlit Gold, AM-FM, air, AT, PS, PI, open six days a week for the care 2 dr. Coup* lit. lan. Brown vinyl top, dtlum int, 30,000 mi,, local trad*. 4, AT, PS, AM/FM, wMti/wailt, .x- HIGH SCHOOL student wanted irimtly hard to find this ulaW tar. 74FIM $1999 cilia,,.,,ne.2,4. as part-time receptionist for 76 OLDS CUTLASS .... $3999 Standard, w/light camptr. Buy it at it photography studio. Call 274-1617, 4 dr. stdan, Dark cosfMr mttallic, AT, torn, in for this I wftk only iptcial Columbus Hail, Wtn,, Monday, PS, PI, AC,ram ntw . prkil FOR SALE: 1968 Chevy Impala, Oct. IB, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. BKNCH PRESS and 110 1b, Best offer. Call 263-3622 after 6 -—-• —-_ TAG SA deluxe barbeU-dumbell set LE: Two-family. Baby RAY BROWN F-O-R-D items, household, plants, w/three-piece bar and release APPLIANCE SERVICE Repairs clothing, misc. Fri-Sat., Oct. 13- collar. Like new. $50. Call 274- 1230 MAIN ST. 1810 after 5 p.m. WATERTOWN on washers, dryers it 14, 10-4, 242 Sunnyside Ave., 274-2501 refrigerators. Call 274-4654. Oakv. 754-2301 PagPropertye 18 Town Times (WatertowDHConn.) of the, Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

SHERMAN HOUSE - This restaurant which opened in Nov. '77, is named for General \t Ctjalet William Tecumseh Sherman, the RT. 4 ft #4 top general of all U.S. Annies French Cuisine WOODBURY, CONN. during the Civil War, whose an- cestors lived in Woodbury. a/ a A unique m«nu fer tht entirt family LE CHALET — This family ow- ned and operated French tradi- tion restaurant serves continen- ,Rte. 8, Watertown Rd. PARTY FACILITIES HANDICAP FACILITIES tal food. Featuring tht largest wine cellar in Western Conn. Robert Jacocino at Thonuuion, Ct DAILY Il.30.9i00 263-4849 Open 7 days. Entertainment on our piano bar SUNDAY lli30SiOO CLOSED MONDAY Saturdays. Saturday nights. reservations call 283-9668 THE BAZAAR — Casual dining overlooking the scenic Heritage Village golf course, A wide varie- Delicious ty of seafood & beef dishes, as well as their famous rack of Dining at,.. IbazaaRESTAURANT r lamb, complimented by an exten- Fri. — Sat. — Sun. sive salad bat. Reservations FRESH STUFFED SCROD accepted for parties of a or more. Visa 4JMasteroharge accented. HOLIDAY SEASONS - Italian Stntd With Kin Pilot - Asfrttd Br*Jl cuisine served in A friendly at- OPEN fonts of Soup — btt*a$hn JoW tar mosphere. Daily luncheon KION.-THURS. TIL 2 A.M. specials, enjoyable dinners. Open FRI. 1 SAT. "TIL 3 A.M. 755.1141 OPEN 1 HERITAGE VILLAGE Mon.-Sat, Happy Hour 4-7 Men,- DAYS A WEEK SOUTHBLJRY, CT, 264-6969 SUN, Til 12 Colonial Plata, Waf»rbury Fri HOMEPLATE - Homestyle Restaurant cooking is the specialty in this Home PI warm, friendly restaurant. Daily Eddie Baeeo's Restaurant 1133 Main St. specials are featured for lunch Wafertown 274-2811 and dinner. Catering for all occa- FINE ITALIAN CUISINE sions • hot or cold buffets, hors d'oeuvres. 11:30 a.m. -10:00 p.m. Turn,, Wed,, Thun. BACCO'S - You will have a truly 11:30 a.m, • 11:00 p,m. Fri. and Sat. fine Italian experience dining in 11:30 a.m. -9:00 p.m. Sunday Mon-Sat. an informal atmosphere. Chef's Sunday imported from Italy creating dis- 5:30-1 OiOO p.m 7:00 a.m.-noon hes in Italian or American style, 755-1173 Delicious homemade Italian 55 CHASE AV1NUE "YOU CAN'T STRIK AT HOMEPLATE" desserts! New Management WATERBURY, CT SABILL'S - Hand rolled dough, fresh daily ... baked the way you Hfoust SABILL'S CAFE like it. Pizza served 'til midnight. PIZZA SERVED Portable ovens available for piz- za parties at home! Also, they Rt, «7-Oxford, Ct, offer a full menu - sandwiches, 5 pin . Midnight Mon.-Fri. 4 mi, so, from Jet. "homemade" burgers ... off Rts. U.S. 6 & Sot. & Sun. • Noon to Closing! OXFORD HOUSE - A stage Interstate 84 full menu olio available coach stop in 1801, this charming FIVE MILES NORTH restaurant owned and operated OF ROUTE 8 Main St. Sourhbury by Emil Gaetano offers full course luncheon specials starting at $2,25, Pull course dinner and a 264-0186 la carte, from 5:00 p.m. Sunday CLOSED MONDAYS 888-6241 from 12 " B'ROOKSIDE INN - Nightly specials • Mozzarella en Carrozza BROOESDE INN • Linguine with Red or White MAD JACK'S Clam Sauce • Veal Scalloplni • Route 67, Oxford, Ct. Zuppa di Pesche • Chicken Par- STEAKHOUSE and LOUNGI mesian • Steamers, Our Exten- 767 Woleott St. •-'_. Phone 888-2272 sive Steak and Seafood Menu En- Watiirbury 3/4- trees fromj.95. DAILY LUNCHEON SPICIALS MAD JACK'S - A steakhouse Luncheon 11-3 Open featuring seafood, poultry and, of FRIDAY NIGHTS — course, steaks, plus an extensive Dinner 4-10 7 days salad bar with over 32 items TWIN LOBSTERS Entertainment this Tues.-Sun. FANTASTIC SHOW GROUP SUNDAY FULL COURSE . SUNSHINE. ENTERTAINMENT TUES.-SUN. THE NEW BANTAM INN - Luncheon - Dinner - Cocktaili This friendly, relaxed restaurant Weddingi • Pafiisi • lanquali offers an extensive varied menu served with a personal touch. CHEF'S RESTAURANT Enjoy excellent food prepared Lobster special served broiled or AND with a personal touch • boiled, Full course menu Lunch 12-2 Tuts, - Frl. M available at noon. Reservations Dinner 5 • 9 Tuss,, - Thun, suggested. Closed Mondays Dine by our cozy fireplace Fri. & Sot. fl • 10 O Inquire about our ip.clal CHEF'S - Over 150 years old ComplBtt Buffet Sun, 11-9 b and p««y this rustic barn is a family dining (regular menu also available) restaurant with a friendly at- E mosphere. Adjacent to the (Cloi«d Monday) Your Chef and Hostess, Larry and Alice Altieri restaurant are A/C rooms with L color TV's. Catering for 567-8561 t TiMl,.Fri, 11-1 A J-9, S«f. S-1O; Sun. 12-i. Clot.d Man all occasions available. Rt. 6 PLYMOUTH 2S34M7 MEETINGHOUSE INN - A short drive to a rewarding dining ex- perience: the finest of Continen- tal and American cuisine graciously served. Entertain- ment weekends. Don't miss kick off time on Mondays, 7 ft. screen. Businessman luncheon specials Monday-Friday.

WEST Sl'RBET, LrraiFItLri, CT, Mf59 (80S) M?<744 Pr**on HNI Drive; MkhMlutv, Comwclicut M749 PRESTON HILL INN - Surf k OVERNIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Turf buffet every Friday, $9,50. fiH 16, intefStati •Mntranet ^ mile South on IT. 1M 7 Ui$ ACCOMODATIONS FRI. ft SAT. Family Buffet every Sunday 1 - 6 p.m. Lunch and dinner MOD. - Call 203-758-1711 DON'T MISS VIEWING Fri. Complete dinners on Sat,, 8 • CONFERENCE AND BANQUET MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL AND 10 p.m. Live entertainment Fri. k Sat. Reservations preferred. FACILITIES AVAILABLE PENNANT RACili Town Tiroec (WattrtowB, Coon.), Odobw It, 1978 Page 19 RealtPropertyy Prospect , ofto Rick theand Jeannin *Watertowndlebury, property on Evelyn WaterburyHistorical, proper^ on Wt§l ESociety. Magnarelli. Waterbury , A, Gonxales, New London, Street, $44,060. Road. $18,000; Ptttema OU co, property on Sunnytkfe Avenue. property on Evelyn Street, fM,. Oct. S: Rudolf J. and Regalia Torrlnftm, to LUUM P. ind 130,000; Umvenal Home*. Ltd., Transactions m, Anthony F, Colabello, An- Manacek. Watertown, to Ghulam Thomas T, Traub. Watertgown. Profptct, to Jimet D and Swan The following real estate tran- sonlawatertownhistoricalsociety.org, to Francis A, and Rsnet R. and Farida S. Jiianl, Watertown, property on Main Street «6,000, B LoocnU, property on Evelyn sactions were made from 12 Duval, Watertown, property on property on Buckwheat Hill Valley Developeri, Inc., Water- Street, Wm noon, Sept. 29, through Oct. 5, ac- Van Oman and Morro StreeU, Road, mm, Rae Brier, Water- town, to Henry L. and Jessie M. cording to warranty deeds filed 181,000; Walter Yashenko Sr., bury, to Marvin H., Inga R.. and Carey, Oxford, properties on Polish Dance Fest at the town clerk's office. Watcrbury, to Charles J. andKenneth W. Yaffe, Thomas ton. Platt and Old Town Line Roads, The Li'tchfleld Chapter of the Sept. 20: Angelo Cavallo, Patricia M, McGrane, porperty on French Street and 11784100. American Field Service is spon- Oakville, to Michael C. and Jean Thomaiton, property on Bangor Harper Road, tTS.MQ; Lulu B. Oct. 3: Edward C. and Betty soring a Polish Dance Festival J. Jannetty, Oakville, property Street, $28,000; Ghulam and Riley, Watertown, to Francis M.W, Valuskas. Watertown. to for all ages on Saturday, Oct. 28. on Slade. Zoar, and Rockland Parida 3. Jilani, Watertown, to Mctiarry, Naugatuck. property Rudolf J. and Rosalie Manacek, at 7:30 p.m at Lilchfield Junior Avenues, $39,000; Universal Bruce O. and Maxine Wheeler, on Urove Hill and Steele Brook property on Uuernsytown Hoad, High. Watertown, property on Honey Roads, $40,000; John P, and Homes, Ltd., Prospect, to Joseph $87,500. The Gwiazda Polish Dancers of Hill Road, $62,900; C. Leman and Louise W. Nieminski, Beacon J. and Dianne M. Killiany Jr., Oct. 4: Village Homes, Inc., Hartford will present an exhibi- Duydley W. Atwood, Watertown, Falls, to Alex J. and Judith A. Danbury, property on Evelyn Watertown, to Brian E. and tion benefit, and there will be an to Douglas M. and Lmna R. Strassel, Oakville, property on Street, $43,000; Universal Bethann Sickles, Walerbury, audience participation portion Halliwell. Watertown, property Zoar and Rockland Avenues, $37,»* Homes, Ltd., Prospect, to Daniel property on Rockland Avenue, following the show. Ethnic on East Street, $2,000; Universal 900; Larry J. and Lorraine P and Ellen M. Viera, Brookfield, $38,900, refreshments will be served. property of Evelyn Street, $43,- Homes, Ltd., Prospect, to Peter SchwarU, Thomaslon, to Ar« Oct. 5: Fred Olson Jr.. Water- Tickets are available at the 105; Universal Homes, Ltd., B and Marisa Rowland, Mid- cangelo and Antoinette Palmieri. town, to Albert V and Margaret door

SOUTHBUBY $117,100 Only $552.06 ore the taxtt on this 4 bedroom rustic lodge. Three fireplaces, cathedral ceilings, 4-stall horse born on 5.65 OAKVILLI R«du<.d To $30,000 acres are just a few of the amenities. Call lor an appt. Excellent stortir horn*. N«w kitchen with Oak cobtneti, no- wax floor, large liv. rm., 2 bedrooms, Icor garage. Low tax- YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUILDER/DEALER CALL 264.4044

GREENE AGENCY, *. Main Sfr**t, Sovtfibwry, Ct COVINO AGENCY Main Stnt. South 26S-2468 Wot+ury 274-5494 OAKVIUE-WATERTOWN OFFICE

i I i I, Hear Ye! We Can Sell m r Your Property Hen's Why! •Ixp«H«nc« • Ssrvlca WATERTOWN $84,90O Themaifen • Action Lovely Colonial in one of Watertown's choicest locations. Four • Hensity bedrooms, 1 Vk baths, liv. room w/fpl on 1H acres of Large ranch on btaufifglly landscaped corner lot. Dream mi RIAL ISTAT1 eiNTtl landscaped lawns and gardens. Don't miss this one! kitchen w/all appliances. 3 bdrm., plush carpeting, overiiiid 2 car garage, many outstanding features. SHUHART . 274-6786 HlNSIL3M«ooo NORMAN LTD. COVINO AGENCY WATERTOWN OFFICE 2 74-5494 OAKVIUJ-WATiRTOWNOfFICi

MIDDLEBURY — Handsome bi-level home with circular WATERBURY $34,900 drive on 2 acres. 2 bedrms with lots of living area. Quality throughout with cedar roof and hand-split shakes. A 3-rrn, A six-room Cape in the lunker Hill section of Waterbury, Four apt. attached. Great for in-low situation. Call for on appoint- bedrooms, lovely living room and kitchen. Nicely landscaped MORRIS — Unusual B-rm, ranch with knotty pine paneling, ment today. lot. Attractively priced. 1 ¥i baths, good heating system, new artesian well, 2-ear gar- tri-bury realty 274-6786 age, over acre lot. Much elbow room in a fine neighborhood NORMAN LTD. Friendly Realty Agency 263-5641 274-9161 274.3679 813 Main Street South • Woodbury, Conntetleut WATERTOWN OFFICE THIS SPACE AVAILABLE

NAUGATUCK — 8 rm. split level set privately on 100x120' level lot, Lrg, liv, rm, w/bookcases, din, rm w/sliders, irg, kit, CALL w/d,w., self clean oven & vent, many cabinets & work island. 3-4 br's, tiled bath, fam. rm. w/bar, den, music rm. & laundry. Priced to sell at $52,900. 274-5445 CRESTWOOD ASSOCIATES 274-6721 REAL ESTATE SliMAiNSTREKT WATKRTOWN. CONN UhT'tt PagPropertyt 20 Town Timts (Watertown of, Conn the, fc Octobe Watertownr 12,1978 Historical Society Charter Language The concerned members also status comparable to other town- Special Ed Confab fear the Nov. 7 referendum "may appointed bodies," committee CLASSIFIED (Continued from Page 1) become a nullity" because of Chairman Melvin sutton has said. Tonight At Swift were being challenged, but said "our failure to follow procedures An amendment allowing five "so many things" were found watertownhistoricalsociety.orgat members of the commission, a A parents' meeting for the prescribed by law, or that defec- 1978-79 special education WANTED by elderly man, fur- the Aug. 21 meeting to be out of tive provisions may become part ban majority, to be appointed by line. Some points were "minor," program will be held at Swift nished room or, small apt, in of our Charter," the majority political party will Oakville or Watertown. he added, "and in my opinion, be discussed, Junior High today (Thursday), at some were not so minor," Town Manager James Troup 7:80 p.m. References, Call secretary, 174- declined to remark on the mat- Special ed swimming will 101S. He noted the commission is in ter, and Mr, Mullen and Mr, Oct. 17 Final agreement with the Council as Applications for absentee begin at the high school pool on Stephen could not be reached for Wednesday, Oct. 18, from 6 to 7 AUTO UPHOLSTERY and in- far as the intent of the changes comment. ballots also are available from go, which range from revamping Mrs, Canty, p.m. Parents are invited to help teriors done. Best prices, quick the Police Commission and Three Items Questions concerning voting out and assist with the program, service. Toff's Auto trim, 274- terms of the Board of Education, (Continued from Page 1) procedures should be directed to which runs every Wednesday 4354. to doing away with the Board of The change would have the her at 274-5411, ext. 278. evening through the fall. Selectmen and mandating a Council making the appoint- Substance Abuse Homemakers Club SMALL HOME REPAIRS a quorum of voters for budget town ments. The move would bring the specialty. Lamps rewired and meetings, (Continued from Page 1) The Watertown Homemakers repaired, Call 274-3355. agency in line with most of the held on Oct. 24 and 81, and on Mr, Stephen "made quite a rest of the town's commissions, Club of the Litchfield County Ex- list" — three handwritten pages Nov. 3, tension Service will meet at the FOR SALE; Franklin fireplace, and lessen the chance of political Refreshments will be served. — of errors in the charter pressure on the manager. Thomaston Savings Bank's new; Half-ton dump trailer; 32* language, Mr. Rosa stated, and More information may be ob- Watertown Office on Thursday, wood ladder; Wheelbarrow; The Committee on Aging is tained by contacting Mrs. June the Aug. 21 informal meeting ad- asking to have its title remodeled Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. Misc. carpenter k mason tools. journed with the "un- Legge or Mrs. Catherine Lovrin Mrs. Diane Albro will present Rear 26 Falls Ave. to Commission on Aging, which it at the high school, at 274-5411, derstanding" something would believes will give the group a films and discussion on "Travel- be done. "connotation of permanence and ing the Aegean Sea." The regular HOUSEKEEPER needed, three Oktoberfest monthly meeting will follow. mornings a week to assume Tag and Rummage Sale household duties. Must have (Continued from Page 1) references and own transporta- Players, who will be selling The St. Mary Magdalen Rosary tion. Call evenings, 274-2361, tickets for their next production; Society will sponsor a tag and The Future Business Leaders of rummage sale at the Knights of FOR SALE; Large wood knick- America Chapter from Water- Columbus Hall, Main Street, knack shelves, $15; Old Oak town High; The League of Watertown, on Monday, Oct. 16, dresser, $28; 19" RCA color por- Women Voters; and the Water- from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. table TV, $100; Old wood k coal town Rescue Squad, Day Trips On Tap burning stove, $60, 2744762. Other highlights will include FUEL CO. entertainment on Friday by For Retirees FOR SALE; 1965 Pontiac, $75. Watertown's own Guernseytown The Gakville Retirees Club has Will pass inspection. Phone 274- Pipers. announced it will make day trips 0140. Participating merchants will to Boston and New York during have sales events during the the Christmas season, and is ac- MOVING OUT OF STATE. In- Fair, with many starting their cepting bus reservations for all door tag sale Oct. 13-15, 9 a.m.-6 Mobil salts on Thursday, oet. 12. interested persons. p.m., 199 Woodbury Rd. The newly-formed Merchant- The New York trip ig scheduled Glassware, IVt hp outboard Business Association which is for Nov. 25, and the Boston ex- motor, household, 16' fiberglass • HEATING OIL sponsoring the Oktoberfest, ex- cursion is set for Dee. 2. boat w/trailer & 30 hp motor, • GAS • TIRES pects this to be the first of a Travelers may spend their time $350,1912 Easy copper washer k series of jeintpromotions to be in the cities any way they wish. rinse tubs, tools. run throughout the year in a con- Persons should call 274-3689 for tinuing effort to make local resi- reservations. SUPER TAG SALE Sat, & Sun. dents more aware of the advan- Bake Sale Oct. 14 k 15, 10-5. Spreads, tages of shopping In their home drapes, lamps, luggage, town. The Mothers' Auxiliary of Boy Furltron, large terrarium, bot- Scout Troop 52 will hold a baked 274*2538 A bigger and better Oktober- tles, cement urns, books, goods sale on Saturday, Oct. 14, clothing, many misc. items. 67 OFFICE — PUNT 131 DAVIS ST., OAKVILLI fest already is in the planning from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pik- stages for 1979. Maple Ave., first left off Davis Kwik Store, Straits Tpke, St. from Main St. No early birds. 60th ANNIVERSARY

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