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VOL. .21 NO. 1015 Subscription Price, $3.75 Per Year IP nice 10 Cents JUNE 22. 1967 234 In .Class Of 37- Presented Diplomas Twenty-one awards were pre- sented to members of the Class The Vote By Districts of 196*7 as its 234 members re- ceived diplomas last night; at 'Yes Mo Total Watertown High, School. The class was the largest ever to'be gradu- First District 850 1476 2326 Secorf District ated from the school. 943 540 1483 Vice-Principal Edgar Moberg Totals 1793 2016 '38m presented the awards 'before a packed house at the school. They went, .to the following students: Curtiss Prize, The Alma D.F. Government Change Vote Jackson, award for the most de- serving girl in. the senior class, Drew Only 45% Turnout to Joanne Hickcox; Marggraff Prize, the Dr. Herman Marggraff Approximately 45 per cent of was small considering the im- award to the boy who- has, made Watertown's registered voters portance of the matter before the most improvement, Edward turned out last week, and decided the people, it was considerably Cat all na; Women Deans, to the by a plurality of 223, votes to larger than some referendum outstanding junior girl, Kate retain the Council-Manager form votes. The campaign on both Fitzelle: Harvard Book Award, of government in preference to sides of the Question was hotlv to the outstanding junior boy, Mayor-Alderman, as proposed, contested, for the six weeks since Darryl Nelson,; Industrial Arts by the act passed by the current the Keilty Bill was signed bv Award, Carl Shaw; Veterans of se ss i, on, of t he Ge ne r al A s se m I) I y. (Continued On, Page 2 Foreign Wars American 'History The count was 2016 against and Award of $100, to the 'highest 1793 in favor of the change which ranking hoy, George -Sweeney, was proposed by .State Rep. John Pearley Taylor MISS ABL.ENE BECKER, Miss Watertown of 1966. 'will and highest ranking girl, Joanne represent Watertown in the 1967 Miss Connecticut Pageant R. Keilty. Reelected Master Hickcox: D.A.R, Good Citizen- which will be held July 7 and 8 at tine Sou thington Nigh First • District, voters were Of 'Local Grange ship Award, Joan Mam kin; School. Miss Becker is holding over in her reign, since heavily in favor of retaining the D.A.R. History Award, Linda the pageant to name her successor will not be held until present system, giving Council - Camp: Student Council, Scholar- Manager a. 626 plurality, 1.476 Pearley L. Taylor was re- August. The Miss Watertown of 196? then will represent elected Master of Watertown ship, $500, Di.no Coolen; Water - the town in the state pageant next summer. In the talent to 850 of the 2326 vot.es in the town E due at i on. A, s s oc i ati on District, The Second District Grange, No. 1,22, at the annual division of the Miss Connecticut Pageant Miss Becker meeting last Friday at Masonic Scholarship, $500,, Rosemary . will perform a combination ballet and 'modem, jazz ballet voted for the change by :i 403 Curulla; Student Council Good plurality,' 943 to 540 out of 1483 Hall. to' the overture from West Side Story. She resides with her Other officers are: Eugene F. C i, t i ze n shi p P1 aque, R aym ond parents at 24 No-rti St., Oakville, and is employed at First votes cast. V endett i; A me r i c an Legi on Boy s" The Keilty Act would have sub- Garrison, Overseer; Mrs. Mil- Federal Savings and Loan Assn., waterbury. dred Taylor, Lecturer1;. Albert ,St at e Re pre se nt at i ve, R i c hard stituted an, elected Mayor for the Pe ar s on; A me :r i c an, Le gi on Girls" Manager now appointed by the F u 11 e r, ,M ew a rd; Ju d i t'h Ki ng, A s - sistant Steward; Juan King,, Lady State Representative, Linda Du- Council, and a, nine-member maine. B O'ar • 1 of A Id ermen for the nine Assistant Steward; Hilda Dor- EDITORIAL Also: Library Service Award, Council men. Most of the present '".eloli, Chaplain; Gladys Main, Ve r oni c a Ru selow ski; Futu re A couple of things which intrigued us in the now Council- M anage r C hart e r w ou l.< 1 Treasurer; Harold! Booth, Sec- Business Leaders Award, $50, have been, retained with only the retary; Kd,isoin Bennett, Gate gone but not forgotten battle over Watertown" s form, of to Mary Romano .and William Al- words' "Mayor" and '"'Aldermen** Keeper; Mary Lehotski, Ceres; government were the following: ~ Cecile Bruneau, Pom a; Katherine bone; "Times'" test award, to substituted for "Manager." and 1 1 •unio-rs Richard Pear son, and ""1 say give the government back to the people." A '"Council men,. " • " Lovrinovicz, Flora; Gladys Gar- rison, Assistant Lecturer; Mable C h a r le s G-i gnac; Rens sel a,e r direct quote from a publicity release from State Rep. Approximately 52,5 per cent of Booth, Pianist; and Florence Polytechnic Institute Award,' those voting were .against the John R. Keilty. B y rne s,, E xec ut i ve Com m, ittee for highest average' in science and c nan ge, and 4 7... 5 pe r ce nt i n f a v or. And: *"- -we will be claiming back what we gave away three year's. (Continued 'On, Page 2) six years ago, the inalienable right of the voter to Although the turnout at the polls choose for.himself the leadership of his community." This is a quote torn an "editorial" in the throw away labeled the "Mayor-Aldermen News,-" which included a _ lengthy statement from Democratic 'Town Chairman 'Michael Vemovai and obviously was produced with the aid of, or under the direction-of. Democratic Party lead.' ers, • Both the above quotes call for "returning the gov- ernment to the people." We can't help but wonder if it also is the intention of Mr. Keilty. Mr. Vernovai and other Democratic party leaders to return their party to' the people.. • ' They contend that it is wrong for the "people" not to have the right to elect their chief executive. What do1 they call the situation in their own Town, Committee where All party candidates are chosen -by the commit- mittee alone, and the "'2,400 or 2,500 registered party members have no say in the matter? What"s more, the Democratic Town Committee as now constituted is a self-perpetuating group to which membership is' granted by the committee, with other registered, party members having no say in, the matter. If Mr. Keilty, et al, truly are interested in, returning government to the people, we "wonder if this includes their own, party. Are they prepared to return the Demo- LIFEGUARDS and! waterfront personnel for the swimming and .recreation areas at Echo Lake and Sylvan Lake, are pictured above. Front to rear, they are: Miss Judy Butteriy, cratic Party to the caucus system, and eliminate the Miss Barbara Moore', Colin Regan, Mike Moffo, Bill Reilly, Ernie Smith, Curt, Atwood. country club aura which now saRDtmds it? Are they Chris Burke and Dave Schillaire. Bott swimming areas will open for the season on Monday, . ' . (Continued 'On, Page 4} June 26. - Page 2--Town Times (Watertown, Cow..)., June 22,. 1087 Mr;, and Mrs. Robert W. Bel- Property of the Watertowngard Stammer, Judith Sauls,. Historical. Societyftt, 68 Sunset Ave., ar e enter- .234 In Class. . - Gallagher, Bonnielee Gallop, George Sullivan, 'George Swee- Linda Garthwal.t, Wayne Garth- taining their granddaughter. Miss • ney, Sally Terrill,, Brent Thomp- Patricia 'Davis, who has Just (Continued From Page 1) wait, Thomas Genovaae, Fred- son, Craig' Thompson, 'Dorcas math, Robert Nelb; Baush and erick "Gillette,. Diane Goldberg, completed her Antloch College Tinch,. Patricia. Tomkns, James teaching Internship in Washington Lomb Award, highest average In watertownhistoricalsociety.org.Greg Golden, Susan Goode, San- Townson, Martha Traver, Tim-. ' science, Robert Nelb; Future dra Lee Graziano, Elizabeth D.C. Stye has attended Anttocb- othy Valuckas, Daniel Vaughn, Putney College for completion of Teachers of America, W. R. Grella, Raymond Grenier, Susan Raymond Vendetti,, Gerald Walt- tIr her requirements .for a master's Cook award, $125, Diane Zabara; .GudztasU, J'oy Halliwell, JwU ~haii, Mary" Wiggins, 'Charles and Hone Economics Award, HHarrisoi n andd MiheMichaell HealHealyy. degree. Miss Davis, the daughter Wight, Gary Williams, Paul of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Davis, Theresa Chasse. ' And: Mark Henricksen, George Woodward, Kenneth Yoos,Dianne The invocation was asked by Herman, Thomas Hewitt,, Joanne Hamburg, N.Y., will teach In Zabara, Claudia Zeppone, George Battle Creek, Mich,, In the fall. the Rev. Marshall Filip, Com- Hickcox, Kathleen Hohlmer,. Bev- Zappooe and Randal Zimmerman. mencement addresses, dealing erly Howe, Elizabeth - Hubbell, John V. 'KortsTjr.,, 190Middle- with Man and Us World, were Nancy Hull, Edward Hunter, Cam-, bury Rd,.,, received, a Bachelor of given hf the six ranking students dace bines, Theodore Janiszew- Government Change Arts Degree' June .. 18 at. com- in the - class: Joanne Hickcox, sM, Arthur Jayne, Sandra John- (Continued From. Page 1) mencement exercises at: New Mw and His World; Judy Ca- son, Deborah Julian, Ruta Kaza- Haven college. polupo, Man In the Community; kaitis, Christopher Kellas, Tim- Governor Dempsey early in May, Robert. Nelb, Hand, the 'Explorer; othy ' Kenney, Judith Klesel, Joan 'and smacked 'of the campaigns George Sweeney, Han. the Pro- Klamkin, David Kmetetz; Walter" waged, by the two political parties ducer; NeNean Gailevge, Man Knox, III,, Nancy Kontout, Emil in local elections. the Creator; and Walter KXKHC, Krampitz, Jr.,- Arlene Krantz, With the question now decided, TMOTHV VALUCKAS. "• Man the Provider. Diane Lampron, Richard. Lamy, both Democratic and. Republican. off Mr. and Mrs. Konstantos ICE CiCAM. STORE After "the singing of the class Lillian Lane, Daryl Laneville, parties will get down to, the 'Valuckas,.. 31 Steele Brook Straits Turnpike, Watertown song, Gilbert Mauriello pre- Anita Lapio, William Laud at i, business of choosing' their can-' Rd., - has been awarded a sented a clarinet solo, accom- Joanne LaVine, Catherine La- didates for the Council in this $100 scholarship., from the Weekend Special panied by Martha Traver. The. voie,' Douglas Lawrence, Nancy fall's election, Re.pubU.cans will Watertown - Oakville Demo- Class, was presented by Stunner Lemay, John "LeVasseur, 111, name their candidates at a caucus cratic Women's Club. He Friday, Saturday & Sunday Libbey, principal., and 'Dr. Rich- -Janet Liakos, Charlotte Lich- early next month, and Democrats graduated ' from Watertown ard C. Briggs, Superintendent walla and Sally Long. . 'at a meeting' of the Democratic .. High .School ' last- night and 'Of' .Schools... Diplomas were' pre- Also: Katherine Lorensen, San- Town Committee, will attend Mohawk Valley sented by Mrs. Catherine Carney dra Lukachevich, Kenneth. Luk- This election will see the ab- Community College, I!tic a, 'and. Frank. H. Reinhold of the owski, 'Sandra. Lydem, Laurent. sence 'Of guaranteed minority rep- N.Y., where he will major Board of Education. 'The Rev. Madeux, Ronald Magaldi, Chris- resentation on the Council, which in - advertising design ' mad Douglas Harwood gave the bene- tina Maher, Donna' Mango, Gayle has teen in. effect for the past, art,.. - dict! on. Mannello, Michael Marconi, An- three elections.. Under the new Music-was provided.' by the high. gela Marcucci, William Matule- one.. man, one vote ruling, it now competition at Mountain Park, ,. school band tinder 'the direction. wi.cz,, Gilbert Mauri ello, Remona will 'be possible for one party or Holyoke, " Mass., sponsored by 'Of Carl Richmond Maynard, _ Robert .McCarthy, the O for only $25.00 65^ LB. . o - -" (If pai d wiHiin 30' days of"" bi 11 ing) We reserve the right to limit 'quantities ASK FOR A BROCHURE I OKNt Free ••! ea*y 8:30 -AM, to 6 fW - MM. - S«t. 8=30 AM' to 9 PM - Thurv ft. ft PHONE: 756-7041 8:30 AM to 1 PM - Simdoy LBURNER SERVICE "* FURNACE CLEANING, Town Times (Watertown, Conn,.),, June 22, 1967-Page 3" the Golden Age, Barrett; An In- FOR THE LITTLE TOTS Nell- Plain, of Bridgeport, was. New PropertyBook List troductio ofn to Spanistheh Literature Watertown, Beneath the Hill, Curry; Marco Historical, Miss Brennan Bride Society Northup; The Breaking String, best man. Tbe following new books now are and the Tiger, Foster; Gay-Neck The bri'de is a graduate of Valency; Frances Kbltun's com- the .Story of a Pigeon, Mukerji; Of Harold Gordon available at the Watertown Watertown, High" .School and a Library. plete book for' the Intelligent Jessamy, Sleigh; Downright, Den- Miss Mary-Margaret (Mlm,l) watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWoman Traveler; Peter Ratal's cey, Snedeker; Encounter Near recent graduate of .Southern, . ADULT FICTION Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Connecticut State 'College, New Travels in North America (2 Venus, Wibberley, A Good: Night Mrs. Joseph F. Brennan, 14 Sey- Bosnian Chronicle, Andric; The volsO; Mobil Travel Guide: Cali- for Dragons, Bradfield; The ABC Haven. Mr. Gordon, who attend- Gift Shop, Armstrong'; Murder in mour St., 'became the bride of ed the same college, presently fornia and the West; Great Lakes Bunny, Gag; William Tell and Harold David, Gordon, son. of Mr. our M,dst,, Christie; The Nine' Area; .Middle Atlantic States; His Son, Hurllmann; Moon Man, te serving in the U.S. Army Billion Names of God,, Clarke; and Mrs. Samuel 'Gordon,, of M e d 1 c a 1 Corps, s t a 11 o n, e d 1 Nort.heast.ern States; Northwest lingerer; and. When an Animal Bridgeport, in a, double-ring The James Joyce Murder, Cross; and the Great Plains States; South- Grows, Selsam. at F11 z s i m m o n, s H o spit a, 1 To hell tor half-a-crown, Cross; ceremony at 7 p.m. Friday, eastern States, Southwest and the Pamphlet File Colorado. The 'Whole Truth,, Daley; An, Ex- South Central Area; Jazz. Masters June 16, to -the garden o* the After a motor trip, the couple pensive Place to Die, Deighton; Dept, of Interior, Alaska, Ari- 'bride's home. of New 'Orleans, Williams; .Russia zona, California, Colorado, Idaho, •will take up residence In, Aurora, The Great Expectations, Dickens 1917 the .February Revolution, H r. B r e n, n a, n presented Ms Colo. (large type); Coningstoy, Disraeli; Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, 'daughter In marriage. With her Kat'kov; Hong Kong, Hall; Fanshen, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Sherlock, Holmes* Greatest Cases, Hint on: Egypt and tbe Sudan, Col- street length 'dress of white cotton, Doyle; (large type) Winter-wood, Utah, Washington, West Virginia, pique detailed with cotton 'lace .Arthur G. Schmid, son of Mr. lings; Portuguese Africa, Chil- also, Cane Seats for Chair's; and and, Mrs. .Arthur Schmid,, 198 Eden; House of Cards, Ellin; cote; Discipline and. Bayonets, short sleeves, the bride wore a The 28th Day of Elul, Elman; The a Primer on Water Quality. headdress of white 'daisies and Lltchfleld Rd. was graduated from Mitchell; The' Great Leap, the the Stockbridge School of .Agri- Tour, Ely; The Unicorn Girl, past. 25 year's in America, Brooks 'carried a nose-gay of matching Glyn; Langrishe, go Down, Hig- Friendship Temple flowers. culture at 'the University of and Tigers of Tammany, Can- Massachusetts' 97th commence- gins; The Third, Book about Achim, nabic. M1 ss 'Karen, Neub 1 eser, a, Johnson; 'The' Last One Left, Mac- Friendship Temple, No. 25,, classmate, attended the bride ment. He :1s a graduate of Water- Donald; Guests', Perrin; Cities of ADULT BIOGRAPHY' Pythian Sisters, will hold their as maid of honor, attired In a town High School, Class of 1963. the Plain, Proust; The Guer- 'Twice 'Queen, of France, But- last meeting of the season on idle green, cotton, voile dress with mantes 'Way, Praast; Within a ler (Anne of Brittany); 'Where I Tuesday, June 27, at 8' p.m. a headdress of daisies to match. Budding Grove, Proust; Private . Stand, Greenspun; Robert Morley; In the Masonic Hall.,, l'?5 Main Her n o s e-gay w a s of y e 11 o w tHSTlNCTLY St., with Mrs.Elsie Gillette pre- lr Sangster; The Frontiers of the The Autobiography- of Bert rand 'daisies. INDIVIDUAL Sea, Ustinov; 'The Law, Vailland; Russell; and Mrs. Sat,an, Johns- siding. .Plans will be formulated GIFTS Washington, D. C, Vldal; Three ton (Victoria.C. Woodhull). .for a banquet to be' held at a Prophetic No vels. Wells; and JUNIOR FICTION '" 'later 'date. at Pythian Center, Cheshire, on. At Hosking'a The Eighth Day,, 'Wilder. Katia, Almedingen; Helicopter Columbia -Lodge, No. 12, Sunday, June 25. ADULT NON-FICTION Pilot,, Butterworth; Horse^of Knights of Pythias, will meet 1 RED BARN Anger , Forman; Mainly in Moon- at 'the same time and place with Ran « & Fuel OH Thomism, an introduction, light, Gray; Ismo, Verney; Secret C h a n c e llo r Com mander Pat 9 GIFT SHOPPE Grenet; E S P in Life and Lab., 'Of the Marauder Satellite, White; Ducillo presiding. Rhine; Elements of Psychology, .and Secret of the Spotted .Shell, Mrs. Hilda Korgeloh and Mrs. iiMitiiirs M .PORTER ST. Krecii; Sex: before Twenty, South- Whiney. Barbara Kan tor are in charge of 600 MAIM ST., QAKVIflf WATEIITOWJf ard; Scientists and War, Zucle- JUNIOR NON-FICTION refreshments:. T«J. 274-33*4 or '274-1 WO er man; Let Us Now Praise Fam- 'The annual, outing will be held ous Men, Agee; The Arrogance of .'The • Story of World Religions, Power, Fulbright; Congress and, Savage; 'The Supreme Court and the Nation 1945-1964; Viet Cong, How It Works, Lewis; The-City and Its People,, Schwartz; Tales Pike; The Great Dreadnought, 1 Hough; Little Charley Ross, Zier- from. Silver Lands, Finger ;; I old; Teaching Physical, Education Caught a Lizard, Conklin; Giants in tbe Elementary School, Salt; in, the Sky, Richards; Song, Speech, College of One, Graham; Nature .and 'Ventriloquism., Kettelkamp; Parade, Lane.; How to Keep The Story of Mankind, Van, Loon; .Slender and Fit after Thirty, The Spanish Armada, Williams; Pniddeci; Movement Funda- and From, Sea to Sea, - Faber. mentals, Wessel; Helicopters and Autogiros, Gablehouse; The Model, -Reno; The Living White ••fox . . . House, Aikman; Freehand Draw- •n joy your ing A Primer, Thlel; Adam and coff** break, Hepplewhite and Other Neo- (nock or classical. Furniture"; Tragedy and lunch In Comedy,, Kerr; • Axel's Castle, Wilson; An, Anthology of Con- comfort at fh» temporary American Poetry, "happy spot" In Leary: American Poetry Since town, . . ., 1.945, Stepanchev; MacBird,, Car- son; A,. Full _ House, Ziner; The -- NO'TICE -- Homecoming Pinter; Five Plays Closed! for Remodeling translated, into English verse, July 2nd thru July 9th Racine; Huis Clos, Les Mains Will Re-Open July 10th Sales and No Exit by Sartre; 'Mike's Coffee Slip Five Centureies of Spanish Lit- Main St. Watertown erature from the Cid through Says : Start Your Collection /f* D33 of sweaters (y and skirts Avoiding Those "Rainy Days" now... - Stay on the "sunny side of the street" by saving regularly at your Mutual Savings Rank We'll keep it growing with valuable I merest-Dividends that give you steady, See our secure and, successful grow-power for your future! LATEST DIVIDEND grouping Co Ahead of hippie and 1/ O/ PER TIE MUTUAL ANMUM SMUGS 11.11 classic styles... SAVINGS 4 ¥ 2 # O Way ACCOUNTS Compounded Semi-Annually Mar. 31st & Sept, 30th Ready for fall' Use your Conn. Charge Card, or Bancardchek THOMASTON earner/1 davidson's SAVIHCi BANK 1§3 Main, St. .< Terry ville I US MAIM St., WA'fWfOWf I »'« *••• «•• Thomas tan, . , DRESS. SB-OOP.... •ITEITWii * TMOiiSfOI • UTCHFIEU Mam bar Federol Deposit [rnuronee Corporation, Federal Horn* Loon Bank SjrstaM Page 4-TowPropertym TiiiM (Wateflown , ofGran.) ,the June 22,198 Watertown7 Historical Societywith the pyramid on . it, 'never got to be used anywhere officially except on the 'dollar' bill. The eye atop Vie unfinished pyramid Town Times, Inc. Is. 'the "Eternal Eye of God," watertownhistoricalsociety.org and the pyramid (built of 'Thirteen /- Second clan pottos* jx>id « Wannown, C«MI. " 'layers) represents the strength, OWte»/lo BRAYTON — A SOT, Derek El- Don't drive an "accident 'trap" leryf May .30 In Watertnry •Hos- on, 'your vacation trip, warns the pital to' 'Mr, and Mrs, 'David Connecticut 'Safety Commission. Brayton (Janet CahlllV Highland Now 'Is toe time' to put your car Rd., Bethlehem. to the 'best possible mechanical condition to avoid breakdowns PECK — A daughter, Lori Ann, and accidents,,. May 30 to Watertnry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck: (Ju- THE OLD CENTER SCHOOL, which housed Wateitown "s elementary and "high school stu- dith Comeau), South Main St., dents, is'shown as it appeared before' it burned down Dec 21, 1906. The school was re- Bethlehem. placed two years later by the present. Baldwin School, .of brick construction. John B. Atwood ALL FORMS of SIRICA — A -daughter, Kathryn Ann,, .June 10 in St. Mary's Hos- Last Of Watertown's Major Wooden INSURANCE pital to' Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Sirica ^Dolores DeilaPletra), truest Francis Ann, Dr. Schools Burned Down 61 Years Ago mam immm What probably^ was Water- the loss of the- school was short OUT country's major public effort, LAUER — A. daughter, Kristin lived, for very soon high school. was for schools; that Its people •top. THE T&AVEUBS .Anne,, June 14 in Waterbury Hos- town's last major wooden school building, the old. Center School, classes were meeting In, the town- c o u 1 d. communicate and, imde r- * THE ST. PAUL pital to Mr. and, Mrs, Robert owned Bryant house next, door, stand its problems and indi- Lauer • (Linda Walker) DelHurst has- been gone from 'the local, INSURANCE OOs. seventh and eighth, grades in the viduals 'their responsibilities. Dr., Qatville. scene lor nearly 61 years, 'but it still is remembered by Town, 'Hall and lower grades to. many of the town's senior citi- other locations. LEE MAN — A. daughter, Ka.tti.ryn. The design of such a 'building Clare, June 14 In Waterbury Hos- zens. The building;, which burned would be frowned upon today as pital to' Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Lee- a. fire trap, with only one. exit man (Sally Perkins), Barnes Rd. down the night of 'Dec. 21.,, 1906, was considered an efficiently ar- from 'the second floor. The new; TV RIOT! 'brick building which replaced it RICHMOND' — A. daughter, 'Tracl ranged building. Of wood con- struction, it 'was; two stories to to. i 90 8 had more numerous safety Anne, June 8 In Waterbury .Hos- features, and comfort features, COME IN AND CHECK pital to' Mr. and Mrs. Robert height,, built In, 'the form of a cross with arms of equal size. since there were inside toilets Richmond (.Anna Zambiella), 80 although they were not connected OMB LOW LOW PRICES Woodvine Ave., Oakville. It had eight rooms and a cir- cular stairway to 'the second until .some time later. The school floor. Its; toilets were located was planned-to take care of town Dl'MICHELE— A son, Mark, June "out. back.' school needs for a, number of 1,0' In' Waterbury Hospital to Mr. 25" COLOR TV years. and Mrs, Gaetano DiMichele The first floor rooms 'were (Laurie DINunzio), 20' Phillips used by 'the first, second, ..third During and after World War I the rapid growth, of Watertown Dr., OaUcvH'taw • and fourth grades. On, the second floor were classrooms for the created a situation*which, neces- CONSOLE sitated the erection of temporary DAPONTE — A 'daughter, Anne- fifth, sixth and seventh grades and the high school. High school wooden buildings in the school By Olympic .Marle Slmone, June 8 In Water- courses carried through three yard to accomodate the influx bury Hospital to' Mr,* and Mrs, years, with the fourth year course of pupils. Our "not, so old* Eugene Daponte (Donna Zollo), being taken to. Waterbury. generation will remember at- 61. Elena Dr. The last year's use of the tending classes there until, the building saw Mr.Werktng as first high school, now Heminway SEMERARO -- A. son, 'Richard Principal, teaching the fifth Park School, was built in 1.928. ' Todd, June 2 in, St. Mary's grade, Mrs. Morway taught 'the Watertown's school problems Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Rich- sixth and Carrie Lewis the have 'been, and still are, 'those of ard Semeraro (Elaine Monterose), seventh, grade. Carrie Bush and expansion. 'We have come a long Platt Rd. Mrs. Mat toon were 'the high way from the small 'wooden, school school teachers. houses to. the six school districts .. COVIELL.O -^~A SOT,, Ryan When, the school, which pre- and have inherited a transpor- WilUam, June 3 in Waterbury c e e d e d - the present 'Baldwin. tation problem, which didn't exist Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Emil School 'burned down, the local years ago. Coviello (Barbara Ann Rinaldi) fire department ladder truck was Next to establishing churches. 63 Capewell Ave.,, 'Oakville. a horse drawn affair, and hand carts were used to carry hose JONES -- A sonTciif ford Michael and 'tools. There was no 'lack | ENGINEERED % June 2 in Waterbury Hospital to ' of water to fight the blaze, for Mr. and! Mrs. Graham Jones, Watertown .. by that time had a (Patricia Briggs), 44 Cummtngs good system with hydrants. "The I SINTERINGS I Ave,., Oakville. building 'was a total loss, how- | ANB | ever, and 'the winter's supply of coal to. 'the cellar burned, for 1 PLASTICS, INC'l OLYMPIC •CD5357 SNOW—A son, .Alan 'Harrison, several 'days. :=: Si June 17 in Waterbury Hospital 'The delight of the pupils to § A = to' Mr. and "Mrs. Gardner Snow = . = (Helen Koelb), 50 Vaill Rd. Americans for Freedom. She Is I WATERTOWN | a graduate of Stamford High | INDUSTRY | DIM6 — A daughter, Kimberly School. 19" PORTABLE •Carrie, June 13 in Waterbury iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilil Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dime (Gaylabell Quesenberry), TV 1,66 Woodruff Ave. THE SIEMON COMPANY By Olympic A Connecticut Industry Since 1903 Mrs, Lyv]a Mar.le Brazenas Model No. CT910-RAS-19 Garsys, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Villas Brazenas, Echo Lake lilitrs and Manufacturers Rd,, received a Bachelor'or'Arts Degree June 6 at commencement . of Plastic Materials exercises at 'Barnard College,, New 'York, N.Y. A government major, she was vice-president of the Young "Republicans' and Barnard Chairman, of the Young GREASON INC $375 Cmi iff for your r*t kftntfo I wiring. For WATERTOWN wiring. MAKE iff ADEQUATE WlffNGI 75 IHIIICIRI AVENUE 510 Main St., — OAKVILLE — Tel., "274-5461 WAREHOUSE OUTLET Wedding Invitations Program • Fadwy Form* n«ctricul Cm 686 Main St., Woter1t»wn-274-5451 Kara 374-2066 L Page fr-Town Times (Watertown," Conn.), June 22, -1967 .. physical conditioning and other the Mediterranean last for a Property of1 the WatertownL. Osmdjnd, 35 N. Fingal Road Historical, Society or "D.I..V .. Wniil, he graduates, military subjects. • period of three to five months. Servicemen's eight weeks; after be entered Wate'rtown, was- tra;lned, to vari- ous subjects which provided him. Upon .successful completion of '"boot, camp", 'these seasoned summer 'camp and graduation The person who 'drives too slow- •Corner •••• ,. • Non-Com missioned 'Marines will. with the skills necessary to com- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgmand. "from college, he may be' com- ly is. a real, menace in 'traffic,, BILOXI, Miss. — Airman First pil.de and supervise his progress missioned a second lieutenant In, warns the Connecticut Safety Class Larry J. Hale, mm of Mr. In physical conditioning .and de- the U.S» Army. - Commission. He causes Irrita- velopment, rifle marksmanship, USS TIC'QMDERGG'A (CVA-14) .and Mrs. James R, 'Bale .of 28 " • Cadet. Go'O'dp graduated, from tions, short tempers and chance Sunnyslde. Ave., Oakvllle, has and. other skills which be must — Radioman .Second Class Paul. ' watertown Hi* 'School in, 1964: master to be a. 'Marine. E. Reardon, USN, .son of Mr. and taking, a'E of which can result, to been graduated at Keesler AFB, and -he is a member of iScabbard serious accidents. Miss., from the training coarse Mrs. .John. F. Reardon. of 652 . & Hade Society and 'Phi. Sigma Main. St., 'returned to .San Diego., ' for U.S. Air Force tele-com- USS SHASTA—Electronics Kappa Fraternity -at the Uni- Technician 'Third Class George Calif, aboard, the attack aircraft, munications specialists. versity. ' •. ANSWERING SERVICE .Airman 'Bale,, a graduate of F. Wrenn, 'HISS,, son of Mr. and, "carrier USS Ticonderoga, after Watertown High School, is being Mrs. 'Raymond D. Wrenn of 60 an eight month deployment to the 'OSS' SELLERS (DDG-11) •— 'Gulf of' Tonkin.. TeL CT4 assigned to Slegelbach, Germany.' Lockwood Drive;, as. acrewmem- Mavy,, Lieutenant Raymond L CONNECTICUT *He becomes a member of the .Air ber aboard the ammunition ship During 'the 'deployment, the car- Morse, son of Mr. andiiArs. Ray- Force Communications Service 'OSS Shasta, helped to celebrate rier made' over 11,700 combat mond C. Morse' of Woodbury, is smmmm.. BUREAU which operates five million miles the ship's"anniversary by deliver- sorties against the enemy. Ti- on patrol in. 'the Mediterranean, ing its. 10,000th projectile to a conderoga 'Is the first carrier >: of communications channels and " aboard 'the guided missile de- Louis 'J. Laneville, Jr. more than 1,000 air traffic control waiting aircraft carrier. to complete three combat deploy- stroyer OSS: sellers, as: a mem- faculties around the globe. The Shasta's crew was also ments in the Vietnam, conflict. ber of 'the U.S. Sixth. Fleet. Contractor "* "Hie airman's wile, Sharon, .Is awarded 'the Coveted Meritorious During Hie deployment, his ship M the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Conduct Ashore award presented . annapolis, md. -- Midshipman - will take part In various fleet Angelo M. Durante Sr. of 171 for exemplary conduct, ashore In. Ralph. C. Sheldrick, .son of Mrs. exercises 'and NATO' operations. 274-1714 Riverside St.,. 'Oakvllle.. a' foreign country. Oecile C. Sheldrick of Acme Deployments for 'destroyers ..to The Shasta, nearing the end Drive, Middlebury, graduated FT. SHERMAN, C. Z. - Army of "'the deployment in the Western from, 'the U.S. Naval Academy.. In Second Lieutenant Fetor A. Pacific, will have •circumiiavi-- .Annapolis, Md., on June 7. Kacerquis, 23, son of Mr, and gated the globe upon return to He was among .some 890 mid- Sun- Fun Mrs. Edward A, Kacerguis, Crane her' homeport 'In Norfolk, V'a. shipmen In. 'the -Class...of 196'?. Hollow Road, Bethlehem, com- to graduate at ceremonies in the "Special. . . .Academy's Navy-Marine Corps pleted 'two weeks of Jungle train- USS .POCONO (AjGC-16 "_Cpm~ tag at Ft. Sherman,C.Z., recently. Memorial Stadium.. He received a. a lively, carefree munications Yeoman 'Third Class bachelor of science degree and While living in, the Jungle su:r- Robert O. Bellemore, TON,, son summer hairdo - rounding the fort, - he learned to was comiss ioned an ensign, in 'the of Mr. and Mrs. William R. •Belle-" U.S. Navy. starts with a dress fifsperly for Jungle opera- more of 1,33 .Turnor. Ave., Oak- tions, to prepare small Jungle vll'le has returned to Norfolk, Va. DA, NANG, VIETNAM — Mar- .animals for consumption. In. the aboard the Amphibious Force BRECK "Beauty Time" field,, and • to recognize and pre- ine. Lance Corporal Timothy R. Flagship USS Pocono, after tak- Correll, .son of Mr. -and Mrs. pare edible jungle plants. In- ing part in the combined Nayy- struction was also, given in Jungle Marine'Corps exercise "Phiblex Charles C. Correll Sr. of Todd PERMANENT WAVE 'warfare and. survival techniques. 10-.67'\ . '• • Hill Road, Morris., was promoted., to his present rank in. Da Nang, SPECIAL • NEXT • " , Upon completion of the orienta- The exercise, an 'amphibious tion course, he returned to his Vietnam, while serving with the WEEK ONLY ' landing, was conducted at, Aranci Second, Battalion, Fifth' Marine unit at Ft. Bragg, N. C. Bay,, Sardinia. Following the op- June 26 thru July' 1 Li. Kacerguis received his com - Regiment of the First Marine (Watertown Plaza Only) ' ©ration, his ship spent, a five day Division. mission through the Reserve Of- visit In Barcelona, Spain... ficers* Training Corps program 'His- promotion was based on at Providence (R.I.) College, time to service and rank, mili- JOSE'S ' where tie received his bachelor ANCHORAGE, ALASKA — Ger- tary appearance, and his 'knowl- House of Charm or arts degree in 1966. ald M. May ham, whose parents edge of'" selected military sub- are Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Thompson jects. ; WatertowirPlaza • All' HOA, VIETNAM — Marine of" Rt. 1,,, Sout.hba.ry Road, 'Wood- He was; presented, his promotion warrant 'during ceremonies held • Watertown 'Lance Corporal Timothy R. bury, has. been, promoted to tech- 274-5421 CorreU, son of Mr. and Mrs. nical, sergeant in. the U.S. Air at. the battalion headquarters. Charles. E. Correll Sr. of Todd Force. Hill Road, Morris Is In. .An. Hoa, Sergeant" Mayham is an. admin- FT. DEVE;NS,,,M,ASS. — cadet, Vietnam, with the Second , Bat- istrative specialist at Elmendorf Peter H. Goode, 21, .son of .Mr.- talion, Fifth Marine Regiment *FB, Alaska. and Mrs. Frank. H. Goode, '340' of .the First Marine Division. He is a graduate .of.. Kimball Woodbury RoacL will attend Army Why buy an 'His battalion has conducted sev- Union Academy in Meriden, N.H. Reserve Officer's' Training en major operations since leaving The sergeant's wife, Mary, is Corps surtfMer camp at Ft. Dev- its. 'base near the Demilitarized the daughter .of Mr.' and Mrs. ens, Mass., with his anil 'from, the Zone,, which separates North and W. T. Cole .Sr1. of 2525 Christine, University of C o n n e c t i c u t, South Vietnam.' Pampa, Tex, Starrs. Ordinary Sofa? In addition to' 'these large scale During the encampment, sched- search, and destroy missions uled, to begin June 1?,,- he will re- against the enemy, the battalion C H E S T N U T HILL, MASS.— ceive six: weeks of training in conducts day and night patrols Second. Lieutenant John P. 'Os- leadership', rifle marksmanship, ' and ambushes to keep the enemy mond, a 196? graduate of Boston off balance. College' -In, Chestnut. Hill,. Mass., The battalion . is also engaged .received his Army Reserve com- SHELL 'in a vast civic action program „ -mlssion through 'the Reserve Of- Heating Oils * which Includes medical and dental, ficers' Training Corps at. the BUCKLEY aid in addition to a rural rede- school June 3. . . "... BROS, velopment program, designed to As an. ROTC cadet, Lt Osmond, help 'the Vietnamese villagers. '21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin 154-1 Bl P.ARRIS ISL AND,S.C.,--Ma- rine Private Dennis M. Pastore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SALE! $ 95 'Pastore of 211 Riverside St., 'Oakvllle, Is going through recruit 229 1 training at this Marine Corps Recruit Depot. " - . 20% to 50% Bedford" Castronaut full size convertible sofa " His fitst slop when he arrived lias Early American charm and warmth. Urethane here was 'the Depot's receiving Foam construction, converts to bed lor 2. Separate • barracks where' all new recruits OFF on Castro pedic " innerspring mattress for comfort. are processed. 'Here he received his first issue of Marine uni- ill Spring & Summer Amer ica" s La rgest M a n u I a c t u r e r of Con ve rt i ble forms, the equipment be will use Furniture Selling Direct-to-You 'in training, and .his first military haircut. Fabrics . . . .After being .placed in a train- ing platoon with, other" new Starting Monday recruits., he -left the receiving barracks and 'began, his formal June 26th Marine training under the.close FIRST TO CONQUER LIVING SPACE "guidance of his Drill Instructors, Special Bargain Table . For cr piano ..." ' 111 Fabrics ' 1(Kto 50t per yard or organ ... NO DOWN PAYMENT. UP TO 3 YRS. TO PAY HAMMOND " One Basket Remnants Values to '... . , COLONIAL PLAZA *5,§Q ;• EA. 1«S4 Watartowit Awe. Camar Watt Main St. & Thomas ton Ava. VILLAGE FABRICS . . - Wateibury Main St. - • Woodbury HOURS: 'Monday trough Friday Yon get ... - TO' A.M.-to 9 P.M. Hour*:.. 10 AM to 5 PM. Daily. .' Satwdayt: » A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday, nltes til 9 PM Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn.)Society. June 22, 1967-Pag e ? Traditional Class Harriet ' „ Medin, co-chairman, Post Junior College Graduates Janet Austin, Christopher Burke, Day Exercises Cindy Hull, Walter Rnoix, Ann, McCafferty, Hazel, Rosenbaum, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgHeld. Tuesday . Vincent Banda, Richard Emmett, Traditional Class Day exer- Sandra Johnson, Nancy Kontout, cises for the Watertown High Joan. Klamkin, Waiter Biatule- Class of 1967 were held "Tues- •wicz, Sharon Reilly, Penelope day afternoon at the high school. Bixford, RaymondiVendetti, Lynn. George Sweeney, Class Day Bronson .and Joy Halliwell, Chairman, delivered the invoca- tion. The Clasp History was'read by Hazel Rosenbaum and Wil- Bed Cross Speaker liam Hatulewicz. .Janet Austin, Lynn Branson, Joan Klamkin and Alfred P. Rlecl,, Adm.talstra,to:r Walter Khox offered "Do You ol the Connecticut Red Cross Remember?", and Joao Carlos Blood Program, will be' 'guest Falsetti, this year's A.F.S. ex- speaker on Tuesday;, .June 27, at change student from. Brazil, a public meeting at 8 p.m. at the spoke on, his native land. First Congregational Church. His Following the class will be' .subject wfll 'be "'Conversion from Nancy Root out, Sandra "Johnson Glass to Plastic Blood Con- and Sharon Reilly, At law Ergete, tainers." an; exchange .student from, Ethio- pia, spoke about his country and Paul Anthony Longo PIONEER. Jacqueline Dunn Ronald Roisvert the class prophecy was given by Automobiles. Vincent Bands, Wayne Garth- wait and Cindy Hull. Inc. The Class Song, '"Memories," Authorised Volks. •was sung by the class. Words eoo straits were written by Lynn Bronson, Watertown 274-8S46 Sandra Johnson, Joan Klamkin and Hazel, Rosenbaum, to the fri'ith of try «•«•«•/.- tane of "Eidelweiss." Martha T r a v e r w a s ac c om pani st. Class President, Raymond Ven- detti presented the class gift to 'Su,m,ner Liliiiey, Principal. Mr. Vendetti and Charles Roberts, President of the Class of 1968, planted the class ivy. Benedic- tion was, given by Harriet Medin. •Music was provided by the high school band under the direction Janes B. Peck Rosalie Ciriello Andrew J, Liicewi.cz., Jr.. Cut loose in Career Club Shi its \ Veronica Marie Rosenbeck Carol Linda Bradshaw. Antoinette Coviel lo Ten local residents' graduated They are: Carol L. Bradshaw.,, Claxton Ave., School of Business, from Post Junior College at the an honor student, daughter of Mr. •General Business Program; Ron- school's 77th commencement ex- and, Mrs. Howard Bradshaw,, 1,8 ald E. -Boisvert, son, of Mr. and ercises recently at' the First North St., Oakvllle, Collegiate Mrs. Edmond Boisvert, 32 West- Congregational Church In-Water- Division., Medical Secretarial bury Park H,d.,,, Collegiate 'Di- bury. Program; Rosalie Ciriello, vision, Accounting Program,;; Jac- 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- queline M,,. Dunn,, Cherry Ave., Awards' Presented •. phon.se Clrlello, Jr., 33 More- 'daughter of Mrs. Harry Roberts, land Ave., Oakvllle, Collegiate East Waterbury Rd.., Naugatuck, Cubs At Pack 55 Division, Medical Secretarial and Jeremiah Dunn, Woodbury, Family Picnic Program; Antoinette Covlello, Collegiate 'Division,, Accounting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Em 11 Program; and Elizabeth G. Si- 'Cub Scouts of Pack 55 held their Covlello,, 136 Bamford Ave.f Oak- mons, .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HI-BOY BUTTON-DOWN final meeting of the current vllle, Collegiate Division, Medi- William Grover, 35, Suncrest season recently, with a family cal Secretarial Program; Paul Drive, Collegiate Division,, Busi- picnic at Black Bock State Park, A, Longo, .son of Mr. and Mrs. ness Administration Program,. Games 'were featured and re- Paul, Longo, 21,5 Tarbell Avew, freshments served. School of Business, 'General 'Busi- <..««• r (.liirb hiri,n,i> -i i."»"li ».n r>< '-win,!; A Jeep ness 'Program; ' Andrew J. i ..iprn.. I Hi- ft.«. 111 n 11. •• i . i. "'* •'. i >. .II II Li h it i; n .1 r J.nRt: Prizes vere awarded to: Frank • Lucewlcz, 233 Dal ton St., Oak- HONDA ut hoi -inJ viAi-i-i i.iIn[••. T'hn- rnni-uhk- ilranri»vl Granato and Eddie Galazzo, three- vllle,' School of Business, Gen- ways li-t"i y«>u. ^lupf il»- i"il.i^ 1.' VI HIT <>»n ustc. legged race; Glen Nelson.;. 100' MOTOR BIKES TJ i l« writ < if 11H1' • «. •' in ihckl t > "i <•> "n h 1 • "JA !• »• h IV- eral Business Program; Veronica sin to check [hem uui nxlav yard 'dash; and Glen Nelson .and M. Rosenbeck, 'daughter of Mr. LITCH FIELD FUEL CO. 'Tom .Mazzamau.ro,. 'two-man and Mrs. Francis Rosenbeck, 66 relay. __ Stop in today Ibr four FIEB Cueef Club 'Prospect Stt OakvUle, School of 'The following awards were made Business, General Business Pro- DmxBw>kbm 'by Cutamaster 'Dick "Humlstan: gram; James B. Peck,, son of Ray Lamy's Steve Eckert, Bear Badge, Gold Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Peck, 95 and Silver Arrows: Joseph Eckert Bear Badge, 'Gold .and .Silver Arrows: Daniel Collins, Gold Ar-- TOWN & COUNTRY row; Bryon Banwtsky* Wolf ASPHALT Badge, 'Gold Arrow; Allan Sam- DRIVEWAYS " STORE son, 'Wolf Badge, Gold, and Silver' Installed - Repaired superb gourmet .Arrow; James Gedraltls, Wolf' foods & delicacies Specializing in name brand Jmnit* imported cheeses quality men's & boy's clothing. Badge; Thomas Mazzamauro, Sealer .Silver Arrow; Glen 'Nelson,. Den- CRESTWOOD PAVIHG 41 DeForest St. uer Bar; .James Dubay, Denner Watertown 699 Main St. Watertown 274-6066 Bar; Scott Pope, Wolf Badge; 274-5100 274-5843 and Dale Macken, .Silver Arrow. Page 8-Town Times (Watertown, Com,),, June 22,, 1967 Moniajue 'Minor, Wss Norma - Cindy Shapiro . .. . In event, of •Book, Brock Goss .and Stephen rain, classes will not. be held that Property of the Watertown Historical Society'day .. • Director of 'th e .program mmm „ . . Aides are to to- clude. David Goss, Ben Brown, is Mrs. Donald Goss . .. Start- BETHLEHEM NEWS Jeffrey Stevens, Robin Goss and (OpnUnued On Page 9) r . - • By Paul Johnsonwatertownhistoricalsociety.org" : , •v v "*• - X X V X "•• X. X X V \ \ X \ \ \. \ X X X \. A second gift — nils' of $30,000 tendance., by pupils' of lower" —- has'been made to' the town by grades,, .as well as others of the a Bethlehem native, Mrs. Chris- general public, a second, cere- mony is to be held in the audi- tine Thomson Bloss, Atwater, 1 'Calif., to be used in constructing torium at I0 a.m...... Tickets a new library , . . The gilt are not required for the' mom- raises to $70,000 the funds do- ing program, and a. general in- nated by Mrs. .'Bloss for the proj- vitation to the public is extended. ect, an /initial, contribution of' - 'That worried expression dis- $40,000 having 'been, received played ttese 'days by Fido as he goes about, your home may re- .. earlier . . . Federal aid funds - AIRMAN ROBERT A. PRO representing 25 per cent of the flect his concern over your failure' to make him legal for another NOVOST, son or 'Mr. and construction' cost are also avail- Mrs, Paul W. Pronovost, able , , ., An estimate of cost year 'by securing™* license from of the proposed 'building is re- •Town, Clerk Lucy Falangta . . . 378 'Davis St., Oakville, portedly $125,000, with members " The new dog tags are now being has been assigned to Webb issued and must be secured prior ' AF'H,. Tex., for training and of the building committee studying 1 the possibility of raising the need- to ' .July 1 or an additional fee duly as an administrative ed funds, for a building of this " will-prevail,... .And'that •worried specialist. The' 1966 grad- size by an appeal for public con- look of townsfolk probably "results. uate of Wilby High School tributions. from receiving their tax bill.,, also recently completed basic John Ray Osuch was renamed due .July" 1...... 'The invoices re-.. training at Lackland. ' AFB, master of- Bethlehem. Grange In fleet the Increase from 36 to' 42 -Tex.* •• ' . • its; annual election of officers... mills in.'therate, representing''the Swimming program sponsored, most substantial hike in. town his- Others named to the staff were by Bethlehem. Branch.,. American .Alfred Goodson, overseer; Evelyn tory ... . . 'The Initial payment of the property tax is due prior to' Red Cross, opens; Monday at town, Stieehan, lecturer; Arthur Lind- 1 .beach, Long Meadow Pond, .and. berg, steward; Lyman Burke, as- Aug. 1 to avoid 'Interest penalties ,. .. . The .Jump in the mill, 'rate will run tor. four weeks, dally, sistant steward;.'Florence Wells, Monday through Friday, with, 'the chaplain; "Roger Merrill, treas- results from, higher school costs; and the overexpendtture of ap- exception of .July 4.... Instructors urer; Etta Tomlinson, secretary; are' 'Miss: Danielle Minor, Hiss" Maurice Sheenhan, gatekeeper; propriations in '"the currently Florence Brolin, ceres; Clara operating budget. - ' - Osuch, pomona; Elsie Sherwood, Miss Deborah E. Baer, daughter Dempsey-Tegeler .flora; Ruth Llndberg, 'lady as- "of Mr. and Mrs. August W. Baert ' slstant steward, and Frank Hard 'Hill Rd., graduated on -Fri- & Co. line. day from the Bridgeport Hospital Sprague, member of the execu- Members tive committee for three years School of Nursing . . . She is a . ... 'Bethlehem, members attended graduate of Woodbury High School New York Stock - 'the^ Grange .Sunday'observance of . . . Summer hours are now In Exchange • Excelsior Pomona, in "Woloott on. effect at the Bethlehem Public 36 Lcavcnwwfh St.. Water bury Sunday, with a social hour follow- Library, which Is open each Mon- • 756-7463 ing the service. day, Wednesday and Saturday Local t«g isle red from 2 to 4 p.m., and each Mon- Bethlehem Consolidated 'School." day and Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 vANGELO' I. ROD!A 'holds graduation programs this p.m. . . . Mrs, Barbara Mierz- PAUL M. RODIA Thursday,, with 'two ceremonies ; 'being planned, . . One of these is winski is the librarian. .. the traditional evening graduation Which takes place ln~the school auditorium, at" 8 p.m. .. . Due to PROTECT YOUR FURS fire' -regulations, however, only .'Call on us for insured . 'fur storage 300 will, be' admitted to this cere - in our cold 'vaults...... • .. mony, and school, officials 'have made available only that number Prompt Dependable Sen ice ' of tickets ... ''There will 'be no . admission without a. ticket. . .In order, however, to1 permit at- PERRYS-FLANAGANS CLEANERS 595 Watertown Ave. 1063 Mam St. . 'Waterbu ry Watertown , 7.53-31,61 | 274-4541 Buy Mutual Funds Every day ,a cake of ice bad to Be dropped into the ice box. Electricity tfiE FINEST EARLY * changed all that. ' •• ' ;„ AMERICAN Mom now bad scientific refrigera- AUTO - LIFE - HOME tion with bet 12-cubic \.foot electric INSURANCE REPRODUCTIONS refrigerator. And $4.23 worth of elec- ' I Anire Foumier tricky a month replaced the ICE card; . 510 Main Street " Oakvilie in her window. t 2 7 4--1.7 1.1 Today y her newer model perfmms better and uses only about $2.$0 worth:: NOTICE SINCE 1900 of "electricity — and never needs, de- Cdpture fnv tnM) flloww frosting. .. , .and romanc* of America's Beginning vost1 vxcriin0 pMniod. Pa<# • Tomorrow there ivUl be even more setting designs and crafts- July 1st exciting and improved appliances de- Hour*: Tuei. thru Fri. veloped in partnership with low-cost ATWOOD'S 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. electricity. •.. Saturday to 5:45 PJA. PONTIAC CARLSON'S will close Saturdays FUTNTTURE 1 /Oil1 TWr'Cit^fff'OWH , KftMBL at 6 P.M. I I I WILLI Atari's Pontiac icasurc . . . IIS lain St. ."or your Wstwtowti A complete selection •Town Times (Watertown, Com..), June 82. 1967-Page 9 Property"tor thofe .secon dthe week . . Watertown. 'The Historical Society Pastor, the Rev. Francis Hawes, will preach on the theme "The Prodigal's Older Brother''.... T. H. Fitzgerald & Co.: watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMembers of Christ Church parish , are readying' plans for holding of their .annual fair, scheduled to b'ke place 'In. Johnson Memorial BaU. and on adjoining grounds; on I want July 8 . , . Theodore Johnson Is serving as chairman of the event. Supporters and opponents: of , zoning adoption conducted vigor- to know more ous campaigns in search of voter support prior to the referendum vote on the 'question held 'Tues- about day .. . . The activity was to con- trast to' that on a previous ref- erendum on the question, in which zoning' adoption was rejected by Mutual Funds. a narrow margin . . . In 'the previous voting (here was no or- ganized opposition to 'the pro- MISS BETTY UPSON. posal and the activity prior'to the JEFFREY W. CARLSON. Please send me uated from the Waterbury balloting was marked by little of son of Mr and Mrs. Harry Hospital School -of Nursing 'the controversy which has marked ft. 'Carlson, 153 Nova Scotia at. ceremonies Julie 18 at the past several weeks In 'Beth- Hi. 1,1 Rd graduated from free information. Kennedy High School. The lehem. Mount IIermon School, Mount daughter of Mir. and Mrs,. Ed Hermon, - 'Mass,, June 11. Hi* -win C. Up son, Unman Rd., Bridge Results was a membor of the varsity Mv name .she is a graduate of Water golf team, the junior varsity town High School. Results in. the Tuesday,, June 13, hockey I earn and was I re as session of 'the Ashworth 'Dupli- wrer of 'the press release Address cate Bridge Club are as follows: board In, the fall he 'will at Bethlehem News North and .South: Dr. J.H. Boot, ten d Drew 1 :ni v ersity. Jr., and Howard Larkto, 76; Mrs. (Continued From. Page 8} JOhn Noyes and Mrs. Richard T. H. Fitzgerald & Co.. tag hours of classes are at 9,10, Lovelace.,, 72; Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Mr. Or I undo E. Sal vu lore. Watcnown Representative, Mr. and Mrs. Allan, Root, 72; l 10:30 , 11 and 11:30 a.m. . . . ard Hunt, 69; and Mrs. James v ) Candee Hill Road. Further Information may be se- Tlgnor and Mrs,- Wesley Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. 'George Morgan, 68 1/2; and. Dr.. and Mrs. James Watcnown, Connecticut cured by contacting Mrs. Goss. 63 1/2. East and. West: Mr. and, (Telephone: 2 7.4- 3 3Xh) |, June is membership month tor Mrs. .Albert Warner, 73 1/2: Lawlor, 62 1/2. the Catholic Women of Bethlehem, with the campaign tor members ' In charge of Miss Ann Skeltewho asks 'that the lee be mailed, to her by members of the organiza- tion .. . , She will also be at Hie church entrance following the 9 QUIGLEY'S DON7 sum. 'Mass for 'the 'Convenience of members who wish to pay their dues In person , .»New members MISS will be most welcome and those • REMOVAL SALE! interested are asked to' contact OUT! Miss Skelte. We're Moving — You Save! Parishioners of Nativity Church are reminded that their small. change contributions to the Mary- knoll Missions 'box at 'door of the HURRY church tor the past 1,5 years'have amounted to thousands of -'dollars MEN'S BUY In support of 'foreign, missions.... Pictures of 'the newly ordained LARGE GROUP Maryknollers have been posted NOW! at 'the .:door of the church, with TOP COATS expressions of gratitude for 'the MEN'S continued support. MO'ining worship in the Fed- eratad Church Sunday will 'be on. 00 the summer schedule of 9:30 a.m. - EACH BERGANTINO SUITS School of FINAL CLEARANCE Guitar * Drum* ON THIS GROUP lOO each George Watertown WHAT A BUY! TED TiFfZ; JR. TRUCKING Quo*iuk Rd., Wood bury SPECIAL RACK YOU- CALL,. WE HAUL For Golfers MEN'S ANYTIME, ANY PLACE Men's Fall & Winter CRUSHED STONE' SPAULDING & MCGREGOR RAIN GRAVEL LOAM SAND COATS & - BULLDOZING' GOLF CLUBS REASONABLE RATES COATS You're Always Ahead JACKETS Whm You Call Ted REDUCED SEPTIC 1/2 PRICE $10WOW" ! TANKS ^mfifm:- * Pumped Oil • Installed • Repaired WALL TO WALL - CASH SALE! Sewers I, Water (Or list your Conn. Charge Card or Bancardchek) Connections Installed ENTIRE STOCIC MUST GO - SAVE NOW! JOE'S SANITATION QUIGLEY'S " 274-3593 Main St. 274-3674 Watertown Page 10-ToPropertym Times (Watotom of, GOB.) the, /1967Watertown: Historical Society Thomas Add Cook, son, of Mr. admission to Rensselaer Poly- Three In Shields and Mrs. Robert B. Cook, Judd technic Institute, Troy, N. ¥., in, Family Recent' ft Church Services Farm Rd., has teen, accepted, .for September. School Graduates. watertownhistoricalsociety.org The Thomas H. Shields, ST., Christian Science Friday, • June- - 23--Evening 87 BaU 'Farm Rd,, Oakvllle, ob- Holmes & Mitchell Aves. Mass, 7 p.m. ' served "three graduations in the Waterbury ' Sunday, June 25--Masses at ?,,, • • Sc«' 'What happens when family In a five day period this ' Sunday, June 25 — Service and, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 and, 12 Noon; month, with their children gradu- Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Evening Mass, 5 p.m. p—pi get a NO VACANCY ating from grammar school, high Wednesday, June 28 — Meeting Monday, June • 26- - Evening' sip instead of a room. •• school and college, respectively. including testimonies of Christian Mass, 1 p.m. Suzanne Elizabeth Shields was 'Science healing, 8 pan, 'Tuesday, ' June' 27—Evening graduated on June 2 from 'Notre -Mass, ? p.m. 'Dame' Academy grammar school Christ'Episcopal Wednesday, June 28--Evening in Waterbury. She will continue Sunday, June 25 — 'Holy Com- .Mass,, 7 p.m. her studies at' Notre. 'Dame munion, ,8 a.m.; Morning Prayer Academy High School. and sermon, 1,0:45 a.m. St.. Mary Magdalen Thomas - Hugh Shields, Jr., Thursday, -June 22—Low Mass graduated, also on June 2, from. Union Congregational for Mrs. Michael Bui a, ? a.m. Sacred ''Heart High School. He Sunday, June 25--Breakfast for Friday, June 23--Low Mass for '«IU. attend Catholic University Masons, 9 a.m,.; Morning Wor- Joseph Marchetti, ? a.m. of America, Washington, D.C., ship, 10 a.m. Sermon: "The'Rest Saturday, June 24—'High Mass . " 'In_ the Ml, majoring In mathe- .of the Time." Family Christen- for John P., Yarmala and Adeline matics. ing,, 11:30 a.m. Masavage, 8 a.m,."; Nuptial 'High Miss Dorothea Jane Shields was Monday," June 26-—Boy scout Mass for James H. Wren and graduated on Jtae 7 from Troop Committee, 7:30 p.m. Mary A. Clriello, 10 a.m.; Nup- Murymount College, 'Tarrytown, Wednesday, June 28—Ladies tial High Mass for John, A. Love- 'M.Y., with, a. Bachelor "of Arts Aid picnic lunch, 12 Noon; Boy tere an.) Nancy R. Dearborn, Degree in Political Science. While .Scouts, 7 p.,m. 11 a.m.; Confessions,, 11:45 a.m. at Marymount she was on th^ to 1-2:15 p.m. and 4 to 5:30 and Dean's List She Is a graduate .. " Methodist 7 to 8:30 p.,m. of Notre Dame' .Academy. Thursday, June 22"—Trustees, Sunday, June 25--Masses at 7:30' p.m., 6:45. "7:45, 8:45,, 10 'and 11:15 Children Receive". .Sunday, June 25--Morning Wor- a.m.; Evening Mass, 5 p.m. ship,- 10 a'.m. Sermon: "Let Us ' Monday, June 26--Miraculous -Awards From DAR Worship God." -Medal No vena, 7 p.m. On. June 8 an assembly was held, at South School for fourth grade All Saints Episcopal, First Congregational pupils who participated In 'the • 'Sunday, June 25 - - Fifth „ Sunday- Friday,, June 23- - Pilgrl m. Fel - after 'Trinity. Holy Communion, lowship will leave the church for D.A.R. ' constest tor historical 1 essays and. posters. Prizes re- 8 a.m.; Morning Prayer and Holy a .weekend retreat -at'Martha's ceived were given by the Con- Baptism, 9:45 a.m. Vineyard,, 5 a.m.. necticut Society, D.A.R. Sunday, June 23- -Morning Wor - Trinity Lutheran "Chapel ship, with Che Rev. George. E, Mils. Malanga won. first: prize Sunday, June 25--Service,, with Giichrist, Pastor Emeritus, of- ' tor her' poem, and poster on Betsy the Rev. F.'W. Otten, .pastor,, of- flciating, 10' a.m. . Ross, Anthony deSanto tor Ms fidating, 1.0:30 a.m. essay on .Oliver Wolcott and Holly Harold Budge was awarded a Sloknaltis lor "Astronauts First St. John's Imi Jimenez the Bellboy hands you a ip... Walk In Space." - 50-year pin, Monday at a meeting Thursday;, June 22— Evening of Federal 'Lodge.,, Masons,' at. Phone ahead for'reservations. Then you'll find a real nice Mass, ? p.m. r "• At Polk School, Lston Hugptas Masonic Hall, District 'Deputy room instead of c eal bad "No Vacancy". received first prize for 'an, essay Louis Vanderyck, of the Third on William Penn. First prize tor Polk, School. These were given by Masonic District,, made' the pre- The Southern lew England Telephone Company a,.poster went to David Lockhart. tte State D.A.R. sentation. Sara, Whitman Trumbu 11 Chap- Wendy Saraceno won. first prize ter, D.A.R., of Watertown, spon- " at Baldwin School tor ••Benjamin sored tte contests. Franklin—.Patriot with a Vision." • 'On June 9 at, Judson School, RENOVATION SALE!! Mary Lorenz was awarded, first prize ^tor her poem. Jon Malik F,\>ri.i;\ for his essay "Patriots—Doer's with a Vision," and Susan Schuler' ... 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Or write yourself a loan for idea., but you just haven't had time to do your credit is good with us, you'll receive c ash: wheneve r you need it. anything about it. what amounts to a standing loan. • You*bnly pay for them if you. use So we decided to make it very easy • You'll also receive a signature card them. (And if you. do, you. pay the lowest for you.-Just take five minutes and fill out and a book of Bancardcheks. service charge of any credit system.) "this application and. mail it in to any Then., whenever you. need money,, If you' never use them.,,you pay Waterbury National branch.- you can convert a Bancardchek to cash nothing. • Now if the reason you haven't ap- -just by signing it. We'd like you to think of Bancard- plied for Bancardchek is that you've been You can use Bancardcheks like trav- chek as a kind of insurance"policy.The away, and you've missed our other ads, elers checks. Or just to pay your bills. You. kind that could, protect you from financial we'll give you a brief su.ni.rn.ary: can use- them, like a credit card in hotels embarrassment for the rest of your life. Waterbury National Page 12-Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), June 22, 1967 Property of the WatertownLawrence, N.J. Historicalfield Rd., received a Bachelo Societyr ment exercises Jto e 17 at Penn- - Mrs. Seellg's honor attendants of Science 'degree' with a major sylvania State University, Uni- were: Mris. Wesley Ellis Warner, In mathematics at commence- versity Park, Pa. 'Of Salem, Mass., matron of honor, and Miss Sandra. Governale, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTenafly, N.J., a StmmoDs College PASTE THIS LABEL, ON YOUR, PHONE BOOK roommate, as maid of honor. , Martin ' Seelig', .Springfield, Mass,, was test man for Us. brother. Ushers were Mark 274-5425 Charles Henrlcksen, brother'-of FOR ALL rOUI the bride, and Steven Seelig anil Paul Seelig, . brothers of the DRUG MEEDS groom,. — OPEN — Q RUG CITY Daily & Sunday 1161 Main St., Watertown 8A.M.-10P.M. Harrison. Goodkln, son of Mr. Alton A. Krasnow, and Mrs. Albert Goodkln, Nbrth- "In The Watwtown Plaza" Lie. Pharm., Mgr. THINK OF FLOOBS THINK, OF MURRAY LOGAN WILL YOUR BOY GROW FLOOR COVERINGS 638 E. M»Ui 756-88*3 THIS SUMMER? .. -Me sire will - ii pounds, inches & BEAUTY DEE'S CHARACTER SALON . at George Building, Main St. ' Plenty of Free I •AA*V#»Ae CAMP MATAUCHA ANNETTES . (at Smith, Pood) r Ivwvf wHQip " ' "Serving Rays for -10 Yews**' • Mrs. Wyckhun Davis Seelig FLOWERS DAY CAMPING - FOR BOYS 8-12 YEARS Miss Ho His Henrieksen For Every Occosston * Swimming * Boating * Canoeing OW Colonial Rood, * Overnight Campouts *" Archery Ookvtll* * Rifiery * Nature Study * Crafts Wed To. Wyckham Seelig III. 174-177© ,fl * Sports Trinity Lutheran Chapel was the in, Princeton,, N. J«- — irree' fMiwry — Tp setting'Saturday, June 17,-for the After a weddi rig trip to Bermuda., ' fl«wri*f A AnmaiM Th.bouft) J.T FOR INFORMATION: CALL 754-2181 2 p.m. wedding of Hiss' Hollis the couple will make their home in. (Holly) ..Louise Henrleksen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H, Henrieksen, Caramel. Hill Hd,.t to Wyckham David Seelig., son of' Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Seelig, of Del 'Vista Drive,-Valparaiso, bid. The • Rev-. R. A. Heydenrelch, pastor of1 the • First Lutheran Church, Waterbury, officiated at the ceremony. ; ' Mrs. Seelig, a senior student at Simmons College, Boston, Mass., will continue her studies next year in the nursing" program of' that school. Mr. Seelig received his B,S. from H.I.T., Cambridge, Mass., In 1965, -and will receive his masters, degree from the Sloan School of Management, M.I.T., this -month. 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OmkvMe 274-2U13 WATERTOWN, CONNECTICUT Property of the Watertown HistoricalTtown 'Times (Waterttnm, 'Coon,) Society, Jane 22, 1987-Page ' 13 Lions Mike Donation Class Of 34 Graduated The Watertown, Lions Club have made a. cash donation toward watertownhistoricalsociety.orgmaterials for rebuilding the bath- From St. John's School houses at Echo Lake, according A class of 34 'was graduated Daley, Steven Labeck, 'Nancy Ber- to Town, Manager Allen F. Muglia. from St. .John's Parochial School nlus, Marcel. Lamy, Joanne Dave- The work is being done on a Sunday, June 18. luy, 'Thomas Thie, Denlse De- volunteer basis by members of .Awards, for general excellence, carufel, Mary GeUnas. the Watertown Grange. given by the Holy Name .Society, went to' Joseph Labeck and 'Marie The Homily was delivered by 'Don't transplant or divide daf- Zebora. Roy Langlais and. Vir-the Rev. John J, Reilley of St. fodils or 'tulips until, 'the leaves ginia Coffey 'received awards for Joseph's Rectory, New Britain. tarn yellow, cautions 'Rudy Fav- excellence In. 'religion., given by rettl,UConn landscape' architect. 'the Rev. Marshall Flllp and the Mev. Richard: Guerrette. Suanne LeMay received a, French Dic- tionary, given by 'the St. Jean1 de Baptiste Society for all around achievement. Elegant dining Students ta the class and main- 'in a charming taining an average of 90' or above were Gall Bernier, Nancy Berni- atmosphere . . . us, Virginia, Coffley, Rita Karhan, make a date to' join Suanne LeMay, 'Maureen O*Con- nell and Ellen Smith. ' us for lunch, dinner Graduates are: Joseph Labeck, • or cocktails soon . . ,. Denoarh Lemay, Ralph Proulx, Maureen, O'Connell, Roderick JANIS SCIONTl, right, of Echo 'Lake Mi., has been chos- Williams, Rita Besctian.es, Mi- We have an exciting menu, dinner music by chael JHogan, Marie Zebora,,, Kev- en to receive the 2nd Annual Watertown School Department Harojd LaChapelle, dancing Thursday, Friday Custodial and Maintenance Scholarship. She will attend in Slason, 'Gail Bernier, Ronald Post Junior Colleige where she will enroll in-the executive Heroux, Rita. Karhan, Andre Ger- & .Saturday , . . secretarial program. At Watertown, High .School she was ac- nier, Suanne LeMa.y, Matthew tive in Glee Club, Spanish Club and girls' basketball. Healy, 'Maureen Buscemi, Keith Souilllard, Virginia Coffey, Mark ARMOND'S RESTAURANT Above she is shown, receiving" her award from''Mrs,, Joseph Thibault, Carol Toffey, 'Roy Straits Turnpike Watertown Sabot, "secretary of 'Local 1049- Langlais, Michelle Buckingham, 758-2491 High Senior,, he will use his $1,000 Thomas Koiatsky, Ellen. Smith, Two Named To award, to enter Fordham Uni- Denis Grenler, Reno Cyr, Lorrle Your hosts—Robert & Annand Receive Rotary versity to September. Club Scholarships Judy Capolupo and Thomas Hewitt have 'been named winners rf the 1967 'Watertown Rotary Club scholarships, it was .an- nounced this week. NOW! on Regular Savings Accounts Miss Capolupo, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Capo- lupo, 24. Moreland Ave., Oak- ville, was announced last, week as one of' the top six, students in, the graduating class 'at. Water- town High. She will enter Russell Sage College in the fall, where she will major in secondary edu- cation. Her award is $500. 7BONU! Mr. Hewitt ts the son, of Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt, 11 Evelyn St., Oakvllle. Also a Watertown per annum rate Q U A, R T E, R 1_ V / DIVIDEND AfTUANCE t HOUSEHOLD •EiPAflMG 755-9177 Northw«t»rn Connecticut for the period from June 15 through September 14 Applionc* S«rvict Div. "OP WATCTTQWN" DEPOSIT NOW - DIVIDENDS START FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT 702 Strait* Tpk*. Wattrtown Your i none y lias kepi liringhiK you more tuid in tint a I Water bury Savings! We've steadily iu- 274-2529 t: rea sei I d i v id f 11 u is • w it n 11 > v is I 11» Q11A R" 1' V, KI. Y i, I i v H l,e nd s i list ea 11 of So m i- A n i mi 11 — an 11 w e" ve I:irauRIIt yito < 1 ivicI<;111Is |ni ys111'!«" frt 1in 1,) A Y t)I•' I)¥,I,*t )SI," 1"., Now there's moiv! an EXTRA DIVIDEND Of !/2%. |»or annum rate',, on Regular Savings CHAS. F. LEWIS Accounts for line |ierioil I'nim lime l!i Ilimugli 'St!|ilt!iitlior 14. It's a, real, rewa«l for mir de|Kisilnrs Landscaping in Ktfgular Siivin^s Ai:i:imnts. Yes fur this fwruui. rofiular savings kttpl on ditiuisil Ilirougli Tucking Sffptttinlntr 14 will i-arn 4'»,% pi US Vi% » l«»liil o( 4^%. per annum rate?. And your savings Lawn Maintenance now start earning dividends fiimi I he day you deposit. So - hurry, hurry - star I right now to get more fur your money by depositing more, and often, for WSB's KXTRA OIVIDKND. You 263-4230 gel itliead [aster -at VValerhury Siivings! WOODBURY CONN. and remember 90-day INVESTMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Highest rate permitted us by law "Hiere's a big S% quarterly dividend. |ier aiiuum rale.on \Vuterimry Per annum. HEMiiraiY Sa v ings BtKlay 1N VESTM EH I" S A VIN t :S A( X X)l 1N" I'S,. " I In m- sands of our depositors are benefiting through ISA's even larger •IMTLETT dividend rale. Why not open an I, N V ESI" M EN" I" • S A VIN C ;S COMPOUNDED' QUARTERLY MFG. CO. ACCOUNT low'! Dividends quarterly on or 'before March 15, lune 15, September IS, December 15. All, types of savings accounts insured up lo $15,000 by the Federal Deposit insiuance Corporalion. WATWTO WN, COMN OAKVILLE OFFICE Phone 274-8881 . -NYLON THREAD? • WATERBURY SAVINGS BRAIDED LINES •ft WATERBURY: turn mtn m SMB* *mm . m i •an. Shep»l»n • OLCOTT • PKOtPtCT Ftdtril Dtpoul 'IniU'innct Cofpornin Page 14-Town Times (Watcrtown,, Conn.), June 22-, "198? Property of the Watertown HistoricalAnnual Summer Society Recreation YMCA Youth Department S P E A 1,1 N G 0 F Program Announcedwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgSPORTS Program. To Begin Monday • By Bob Palmer - Watertown's summer recrea- traveling along Main St. to Straits The Wateibury 'YMCA Youth Southern New England 'Telephone tion program gets under way Tpke., - Davis St., 'South School, Department 'has announced its Co., 'Eastern Color,, Police & Monday, .June 26, with the- opening Riverside St. -and Echo Lake. It summer twUding program for -'Fire Department, and 'Yankee THE END OF AN' ERA of the town's playgrounds and will return at 3:30' p«in. Day... boys 8 -.14 will "start.June 26. Offset Printing Co. swimming areas. All will be open,, campers will, be picked up any- and run to' August 18. 'Registra- Special bus trips: for 'the 'day The closing of Sullivan's- Drug weather . permitting,, Mondays where along the route,. A trans- tion week Is being held this will" 'be going to Black Rock, Store Is 'the ending.of an era through Fridays from 9 a.m. to portation charge of $4 per person 'week. Forest Park, Hammonassett, In Watertown,, at least tor people 4 p.m. for the eight, weeks will 'be col- "Hie program will feature 'Riverside 'Park, Mystic,Seaport, our age or a few years either side Activities -are available for lected the first day. swimming "instructions, games, and, S t'ti, r'b rid g e Village. T h 1 s of It. - .children from, four years, of age Echo-Lake and Sylvan Lake will tournaments, movies, local and special program, 'will run, on " When we read of 'the' announce- and up at the following' play- be open to the community, weath- distant trips, and a special Club Thursdays and provi.de- toys with . ment that Alice -Sullivan 'was grounds: Baldwin, Polk,, Judson- er permitting, Mondays through Package. Program including gym, - an educational and recreational closing Its 'doors',, our minds Im- and Judd Field. Saturdays from 9 a.m. to- dark, instructional swim, club" and program. mediately went back to the happy The!, swimming areas are open and Sundays from. Noon until dark. games. Edward C. Stubbs As- 'days when her 'Dad,, the late 'Dan Life 'Guards will be on 'duty at all CLUB PACKAGE PROGRAM tor children -eight years of age' sociate Youth Dlr. will 'be In Sullivan, was the leading 'pro- -and older,, also from. 9 a.m. to times. charge of the 'program.. A new' program 'that has been moter of 'baseball. In, Watertown. used at the T during 'the'school, 4 p.m., .Mondays through, Fri- •A tennis program will be con- SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS" It also went back, to- the hun- "days,. There will be swimming In- ducted at the Taft School courts year and. has- met with, tremendous dreds of times we and a good ' Using, tte National YMCA pro- success Is 'Called a. club package structions, life saving classes,, from S a.m. to noon, under the • gresslw aquatic program, two majority of Watertown High stu- ' sports and story, telling. 'direction 'Off 'Gene Slason. It Is program 'which will, 'be held, for dents used to spend our recesses series of 'beginner and advanced eight Tuesdays, This - program Transportation will 'be provided open to' Ml ages and free instruc- swimming lessons win be held. at 'Dan's, store getting a milk, tions will tie given. includes a club program,, shake and, perhaps a, package of to the Echo- Lake Day Camp, only, There will be" 12 classes In the' swimming instructions on all on Monday, "Tuesday,, Wednesday The Youth, Center will.be: open, series. - cookies or something. It was; al- levels from beginner to advanced, most like it 'was part of 'your and Thursday. A school 'bus will • two nights per week for teenage Beginner or non-swimmer, a gym program, and, a -game leave Del and Field at 9 a.m., programs during the summer. minnow, fish, fifing fish, stark class.. f program. Directly across from the'drug and -porpoise will be held every When the famous Princeton A,A, start'..their bombardment. It is Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday The Youth Department will be store was a watering trough, NO basketball team was winning -state open Monday through Friday tor freshman who ever rode the trol-" Utter-bugging at, its best. for four weeks" In length. boys to use 'the lobby facilities championships and making its 'The first series will be held ley car to school from Oakvtlle sponsors,' Harry' Flelsher"-and and games. Special Game Tour- will ever forget it. 'If he escaped 'from. June 26 to July 21, and the naments will 'be held- throughout Charley Bertrand, 'happy, the Best description of the Chicago second series from -July 24 to a, 'dunking- in It, good school Watertown High basketball teams the summer. clothes and, all as his 'Initiation 'White Sox we 'have heard came Aug. IS. Every Monday,'Wednes- were enjoying the games as Mr. from witty Joe Garglo-lawn© says- Educational and, sport movies to' 'the wonderful world of high Sullivan's guests. day,, and Friday In the morning will • be' shown every Monday, after they 'beat 'you,, you wait tor and afternoon a' recreational school, he had to be a pretty While the, closing of Sullivan's Wednesday . and Friday noons. tricky fellow to' outwit 'the cul- the next morning's box score to' swim will 'be held on various age Craft supplies are "available and is .taken with a, note of regret,, see how they did It. Joe added levels. prits who planned -this type of on a happier vein is the fact that •there Is a: large- selection tor the hazing. -they -are 'known, as 'the fire- drill - TRIP PROGRAM youngsters • to choose1" 'from • to' Dan's daughter Alice, who has 'run ball team, because they always - -Another feature of this summer 'One of our fellow classmates •the Watertown store for many make at 'the Y, - .- bad his ankle'broken while 'trying have something going on. If Mgr, at 'the Y will be local trips to' • For ••further Information' on the . years, will still remain in, the_ Eddie Stanky can keep 'em, '.play- points "of interest In Watertwry. to avoid the unwanted-bath and, 'business she knows so well as an summer 'building program, or 'that practically put, an end to-such Ing 'that type of 'ball all year, he' Groups of 15 to 30 toys win camping program, - contact the affiliate of March's new drug will, walk away with 'the manager visit the Republican American, goings on. store in Oakvllle. ' water'tary YMCA Youth Depart- Dan. Sullivan was- greatly Inter- of the- year' award., newspaper office, Colonial Bank. ment at 754 2181. & Trust'CO'., Model Bakery, ested In promoting local sports, Getting off the sports beat for particularly baseball, and had a a moment. We would -like to sug- CUFF NOTES ., ,., . . . Bassl hand In, running several, of the gest to1 whoever has charge! of Silk Town's most 'famous nines,,, Bocci League recesses for six Midget Gridders To Play naming our streets to rename weeks after this- Sunday's 'Dan was always good copy for the Frost Bridge Bd. — BEER CAN' Water'tary sports pages and was matches. However some of'the old, .ALLEY. faithful never take a. Sunday off Schedule Of Eight Games known as Abe DeBunker, anom -Just take a good look —• no it •die plume that one of the Water- and. they will 'be there all sum- 'The Watertown Midget Fdot- p a T e n t s at the 11 m e of regis- 'doesn't even have to- 'be a, passing mer long ..HATS OFF DEFT. .ba'll Team, will play an eight- tration. ' - bury sports -writers had .tagged, glance and you will see hundreds " The- -Swift Junior 'High baseball .game schedule this fail, start- . All home games • will be held op him probably, Chick Kelly. of empty, 'beer cans,, soda bottles ing with a home game on 'Sun- Sunday afternoons at-2 p.m. at We believe Dan, had. come from a team wins this award hands down. " .and other trash Including broken Coach Billy CConnell's nine won day,, Sept. 27, at -2- p.m. at the the high' school field. The- small town called DeBunkervllle,, glass, all the way from, the 'Water- ' high,-school, field.' schedule is as follows: Sept.17, or so the story 'goes. 'George their league title with an 8-0 town Drive-In almost to State's conquest of Cheshire. There are The opponent for the opener Ansonla, tome; Sept. 24,,-Stielton,, Pierce and. yours truly bad many,, Pond. It is the worst display of will' 'be the Ansonla Brasscos, away; Oct. 1» Seymour, home; many'great chats with" Mr. Sul- several fine fall, players on this littering we have.ever seen on a squad and this should speak well coached by former West Point Oct. 8-,, Dan.bu.ry,, away; Oct. 15, livan and of course It was always local street. Star -Bob" Kyasky, who led: the Brookfleld, away; Oct., 22,, Tor- about baseball. for future WHS- teams if most of 'The biggest offender's (we them continue to- want, 'to play team to a, third place finish In 'rlngton,,. 'home;, Oct. 29, 'Monroe, " Many, many residents will, re- watched on two particular eve- member the courage 'Dan showed baseball. O'Donnell win assume the Southern Connecticut Midget away; and Nov..5t Derbytnome. nings) are those coming out of the Football 'League last year. when single handedly he thwarted the ,socce'r-coaching job at WHS drive in. 'They wait until they succeeding Joe Kielty. In, July team officials are - Softball League a - holdup attempt at his place- of cross the railroad tracks then business. planning a, night -that all, boys The second, round of the Com- going' -out for the team will, munity Softball League will get remember for a, long time. Coach under ' way" on Wednesday, June Ken Horse stated that he .is at- 28, with two gam.es. 'Chef's will " .tempting to bring in some pla-y--,, play Daveluy's • on, diamond! one, ers from, ..the New York Jets-or and Pat's takes "on' Watertown the New- . York, Giants ' football VFW on.diamond two at Delano* MOWER FREE for-all teams so that each youngster'will" Field. 'On July 5 it will,-be Dave- be' able to meet 'them, personally. luy's vs. .-H'SiB Mfg., and VFW - A Booster - Night will" be' held VS. 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