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Vol. 33 No. 20 Subscription Price $8.00 Per Year PRiCI 20 CENTS May 17, 1979* an editorial L. . J The name of the sponsor changed, but like the three Principal Issue scholarship pageants run before it, the Miss Watertown 1979 affair last Saturday at the high school auditorium again proved to be a most enjoyable experience and a highlight of the spring season in this community. Still Draws Debate We extend hearty congratulations to the UNICO Club for its first-time running of the pageant, and Water- Spokesmen for the throng of supporters of Watertown High town's new queen for 1979, Miss Kathy Moffo, The Spring Concert And Arts School Principal William P. event, combining the talents of the eight lovely contes- Williams said It may be time to tants with some snappy musical numbers by several cool the Issue off before the next other performers, was a treat. Miss Moffo, who wins Festival This Weekend move is made. the $1,000 scholarship plus other niceties, is a fine The annual tradition called the The choir will open the "I really don't know what the Spring Concert and Arts Festival program with highlights from the next step Is," said Charles choice to carry on the representation of the town from will be presented by the Water- Broadway musicals, Including Taylor, a recreation com- departing queen Suzette Meyer, and previous Miss town High School music and arts "Comedy Tonight" from "A missioner who was among the 300 Watertowns Lydla Aureli and Jodie Luth. departments Friday and Satur- Funny Thing Happened on the or so people at the wild and day, May 18-19, at 8 p.m. in the Way to the Forum"; "It's a woolly Board of Education We also congratulate first runner-up Connie Griffith, WHS auditorium. who broke the usual tradition of a strictly "live" talent Grand Night for Singing" from meeting Monday night. The 100-member Concert Band, "State Fair"; choral selections "Everybody would like a little performance by combining a film of her ice skating under the direction of Robert M. from "Oliver"; and "I Don't time off. It's been quite energy with a verbal recitation, and won that portion of the Pettinicchi, and the Concert Need Anthlng But You" from draining," show; second runner-up Alane McHale; June Choir and Blue Notes, conducted "Annie," Thomas Nolan, who left the Berehonak and Laura LaBelle, the co-Miss Con- by George J, Hawley Jr., will be Also featured will be two meeting vowing the supporters genialities ;• and Laura Kelly, Donna Martinelli, and the featured performing groups. (Continued on Page 16) would be heard from again, agreed in part, but noted the Eloise Grace Clark for their excellent run at the title. situation will be "watched very Truly there were no losers. Zoning Code Amendments Closely," especially to Insure We'd love to mention all those folks who contributed against any "repraisals," (Continued on Page 4) The controversy over whether Head For Public Hearing Mr, Williams would be released Proposed amendements to the Another change would reduce from his post appeared to have Summer School Six- Week Planning and Zoning Commis- the front footage required for an quieted down last week, when sion's zoning replations will be interior lot to 50 feet. Presently Superintendent of Schools Dr. heard in public hearing on Wed- lots in R-60 and R-80 zones need Anthony King announced he Session Listed For WHS nesday, May 23, at approx- 150 feet on the front. would not recommend any action Watertown's Tuition Summer Academic classes will be one imately 8 p.m. in the high school removing the eight-year prin- School will be in session for a library. Wetlands, water courses, silta- cipal. hour jn length daily. The typing tion basins will have to be in- period of six weeks beginning class will last two hours each Most of the proposed changes But the stormy Issue flared July 9 and ending August 17. are in definitions and use stan- dicated on site plans, Mr, again Monday, It was not Mr. day, A minimum of seven stu- Masayda said, and application The purpose of the summer dents is needed, to establish a dards, said Zoning Enforcement William's removal that generatd school is to provide students the Officer Stanley Masayda, with fees for public hearings on the verbal heat, but the con- class. Students must also furnish special uses will be Increased, Qpportunity4o make up failures their own transportation, and all the commission "trying to flicting statements from the and incomplete work in subjects, classes will be held at Watertown clarify some of the words used." Other "very minor" changes superintendent and some Board to review and strengthen High School. He said words such as building, are in residential, commercial, members over whether the mat- background in basic subject The following schedule has club, and convalescent home will and industrial property use ter had been discussed before in areas, and to take part in enrich- been adopted for the six-week be more specifically defined, and language, and the non- executive session. ment and. supplementary-type session: 8 to 9 a.m., junior high what constitutes a "home oc- conforming section of the regula- Member Ronald Russo said In courses. (Continued on Page 4) cupation" will be more detailed. tions has been revised. (Continued on Page 16) Annex Employee Knows The Perilous But Rewarding Road To Freedom BY TOMMY VALUCKAS Would you take me to Ger- tablished after World War II, had many?" Elena remembers'ask- five departments and consequen- It was Nov. 20,1963, and dawn ing someone at a service station tly broadcast in five languages. was breaking over Bucharest, in Austria, where she and her un- "This was the ideal job I could the capital of Communist- cle — the occupant of the other ever dream of," she said, adding controlled Rumania, A large, box - eventually parted com- in another breath it also was light blue van sped out of the city pany with the van. She found a "demanding" and "terrible," towards the Hungarian border, "nice couple" at the Vienna train RFE broadcast 20 hours a day several hours away. depot, and on Nov. 23 whisked from 4 a.m. to midnight, and Inside the truck were two away to Munich, the closest big workers were required to report boxes with holes in them; inside city in a Promised Land. in for their seven-hour shifts on one of the boxes was a deter- Freedom, however, was not to ever-changing schedules, mined 19-year-old girl, "escap- come easy for the girl who sometimes at a moment's notice, ing" her homeland. finished high school, three years Elena said she didn't know of Elena Maltopol remembers of learning at Bucharest In- anyone at the station who didn't that day well. She was the girl in dustrial College, and watched have "internal problems" — ul- the box. family members carted off to cers, stomach disorders, etc., in- Shipping herself away from a prison for "making politics" cluding herself. "If you don't government system she despised against the Communist regime. take two weeks off" from time to was only the beginning in what Because of her refugee status, time she mused, "you end up up- was to become a rather storied she was sent with her uncle to a side down I" life for Elena, the new CETA em- detention camp in Cologne. But $ 1,200 a month take home ployee at the Town Hall Annex, "These were the most terrible pay soothed quite nicely the The trappings for a decent James 11 months of my life," said the nerve racked bodies, Elena Bond movie were to come: the attractive woman in a detectable Indicated. continuing • escape, trains, the East European accent. She might The excitement and humane refugee camp, and the American have stayed there longer, but the connection, Importance of what RFE does American Army intervened, and also made things interesting. She Add to that several years spent took her away from "the big Ger- remembers translating with Radio Free Europe on the man mess." messages into Rumanian that .Rumanian staff as a secretary Elena, now 34, landed a job had come from as far away as and translator, and it's easy to with the Munich-based Radio New Zealand and California, believe she is not one of the more IN HER LITTLE CUBBYHOLE of an office space in the Town Free Europe because of her from people concerned about Hall Annex, Elena Maltopol types and files for the building inspec- ordinary persons working under language skills, and was assigned relatives caught in the 1977 the employment training act, tor's office and others, Her work here, though, is a far cry from to the 45-person Rumanian Rumanian earthquake, her former job as secretary and translator for Radio Free Europe "I'm a Rumanian refugee. department. The RFE, es- (Continued on Page 16) (Valuckas Photo) Page Property2 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn,) the, May 17Watertown, 1979 Historical Society Get Out The Youth 45-64. Moreover, political par- 13 registered Democrat, IB ticipation of young people has Republican and 51 unafflliated. Vote Week Marked dropped more sharply since 1972 than has that of any other age Progress Of Town\ By Sec. Of State ,watertownhistoricalsociety.orggroup. Last year's statewide drive to Sqhools Subject The office of theSeeretry of register 18 year olds was an un- State has set aside May 21-25 as mitigated success. Statewide, 5,- For Program "Votes Talk; Speak put Week," 418 high school students ^ Virginia Slavln, chairwoman of this year's "Project Vote" registered as new voters. This the Watertown Board of Educa- program. represented a 36 percent in- tion, will be moderator for to- Letters have already been crease In registration over the day's {Thursday) inservice forwarded to all voter regiitpars previous year. The Secretary of course for teachers at Watertown and will be going out shortly to State hopes to do efren better this High School, starting at 3-4S p.m. high school principals. year. The topic will be "Schools Past Recent studies have shown that The league of Women Voters of and Present." only 42 percent of persons bet- Watertown assisted in the Also appearing will be ween 18 and 24 years of age voted registrating of 82 18-year-old historian Russell H. Pope; Polk in 1976, as compared to 69 per- voters at the high school on Tues- School Principal Margaret Judd- cent of those between the ages of day, May 8, Of the 82 registered, Ruth Hlavna from the Board financing office; and John Proc- tor, assistant superintendent of • SPECIAL* schools. The latter three will talk on go- A VARIETY OF SEEDLINGS were planted recently-at the BEDDING GERANIUMS ing from a one-room schoplhouse Oakville Branch Library by Mrs. peschenes'. third grade class at to principal, a one-page budget to South School, as part of its science unit about living things Pic- a volume covering $6 million, and tured clockwise from bottom are Lisa Romano, Melissa Renaud 6 For $2,50 special education, Christopher•Markiewiez (digging), and Tanya Capaldo, Michael "Main Street Past and Pre- Millard, John Bellia, and Josie Cavallo. sent" will be the topic May 2J, ALL GARDEN PLANTS with William J. Butterly, Jr,,^f (South School Photo) Butterly Realty and a former NOW READY Town Council chairman, as Junior Women Maureen Borski, the Junior WIDE SELECTION! moderator. director of the State Federation . The public is invited to the Install New of Women's Clubs, officiated at course sessions free. the Installation banquet held at THE the Curtis House in Woodbury. Wins On Lottery Show Officer Slate Mrs. Karen Fitzpatrick was Other new officers for the year LORAINE GARDENS are: Miss Susan Ponton, vice- Sylvia Tato, Oakville, won $2,- recently installed as the presi- "Flowers Say Something Special" dent of the GFWC Watertown president; Miss Diane McGough, 500 m the May 10 drawing of the recording secretary; Mrs. Nina 1859 Main Strpt, Watertown Connecticut State Lottery Junior Woman's Club for the 1979-80 club year. DeFrancesco, corresponding 274.8844 "Money Tree" weekly game secretary; and Mrs. Karen Obar, show. 1 treasurer. ISPECIAT Mrs. Fitzpatrick also was voted the "Woman of the Year" CARE and "Friendliest Junior," and taw. Mrs. Eileen Cipriano was voted "Rookie of the Year." Mrs, SUMMER Nursing Karen Obar was voted Agency "Chairwoman of the Year." 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HYPNOSIS SEEMS LIKE ONLY • to lose weight YESTERDAY ROBERT STAN2IANO, 82 • to stop smoking Pullen Ave., Oakville, will report Since We Opened our Shop for Men in Union to the aircraft carrier USS Kitty • to eliminate bad habits Square. Actually it's Four years ago this week. Hawk, home ported in San Diego, Those Years have been good to us. We Appreciate Calif,, May 20 after two weeks leave following graduation from • to relax the Response of Southbury and Surrounding Towns "A" school at Fort Benjamin to our promise of, "Taste and Quality at Modest Harrison, Ind., as a postal clerk. Prices." To show our Gratitude, we are holding A Feb. 2 enlistee in the U.S. Connecticut Psychological Service Navy, he went to boot camp at 49 DoForest St., Wotartown Great Lakes, III,, in February OUR FOURTH ANNIVERSARY and graduated March 30. The For Appointment Call — 274-6069 USS Kitty Hawk will leave May 29 for a Pacific tour. SALE

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^••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a mailing page 4 of the brochure to watertownhistoricalsociety.orgD. Charpentier, Watertown High TOWN TIMES ING. School, Watertown, Ct, 06798. Conn. General Assembly Published Weekly ,• _. • Those who wish to register in Second class postage paid at Watertown, Conn, person may do so between the Office located in the George Building, 878 Main Street, Watertown hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on the Week In Review For news or Information call 274-6721, Address mail to TOWN following dates: Friday, June 29; Rep, William F, Rogers HI proposal won enough support to TIMES, Box 53, Oakvllle, or Box 1, Watertown, Conn. Thursday, July 5; and Friday, and Rep, Jack Traver William E, Simmons, Editor & Publisher) _ July 6 at the high school main of- secure passage of the bill. Tommy Valuekas, City Editor fice. We also pissed a House bill LeslieRsher, Jennifer Hartman,n, May 9 that will ralsf the age at which and Louise Martin, Sales Representatives One of the highlights of the persons could purchase liquor In Francine Guarino, Office Manager legislative week this week was Connecticut package stores to 19. USPS 636.480 the passage in the House of However, 18 year olds still will Representatives of a so-called be able to purchase liquor in Editor workfare bill that would require bars, restaurants, taverns and (Continued from Page i) Town Times able-bodied recipients of local clubs. Dear Sir- welfare to work to earn the Many bills were introduced big and small to the pageant, but we would need a few benefits they receive. pages at least! Suffice it to say anyone who had I know it isn't easy to say good- this year to raise the drinking bye to an old pal, (your dog or Public opinion surveys conduc- age to 10,20 or even 21. However, anything to do with the show must have done his or her cat)..Death is pprticularly hard ted by legislators throughout the the age that seemed to have most job well, but we'll give special recognition to Peter and to face, even when the death is a state have indicated that a vast support was 18, and so this bill Catherine Farm, Mike Genovese, Mary Ann Rosa, Ceci Euthanasian (mercy-killing) for majority of the people feel that had the best chance to pass. But, Razza, emcee Robert Pettinicchi, President Raymond your beloved pet, Fido or Ginger. workfare should be an intergral because of concerns of many Garassino and all the Unicans for making that Saturday I had to go to the vets with my part of the welfare system — that legislators that Connecticut's 18 dog 'cuz she wouldn't go with or those who are physically and year olds might be tempted to night one to remember, for anybody else. The vet tried; mentally able to work should be drive to New York where they but my dog (a Golden Retriever) required to do so in return for could still purchase liquor, an just sat — and when she sat, she welfare benefits. The bill also amendment was tacked on to sat — and wouldn't budge an would provide benefits, as permit continued purchase of inch. I had to say "com'mon before, for those unable to work. alcoholic beverages on premises girl," and then she went. She was Many of us in the House see the by 18 year olds. Watertown High Notes only 10 (which is quite old for passage of the workfare bill as a good beginning toward our goal A bill that would have reduced By Nodina Vololtls*^ Guldens, I'll admit) but she had the penalties for possession of bad arthritis which pained her I to eliminate abuse in the welfare system'and to cut down on small amounts of marijuana could see, and a bad kidney as failed to pass the House this Soapy water, suds, and fun are "Souvenirs" the band is South well, which was giving her trou- welfare fraud. involved in car washes. This Michigan Avenue, and the tickets week. The bill would have ble, Even though it was a very The key vote in the passage of reduced possession of small Saturday, May 19, the Watertown are only $23.00 a couple. HARD thing for me to have to High Color Guards and Ma- the workfare proposal came late amounts from a class "A" mis- The seniors have also planned suffer through,, (though I didn't on Friday when an amendment demeanor to a class "C" mis* jorettes will be holding their car their class banquet for June 5 at 7 really suffer much 'til after it wash. From 8:30 to 2 p.m., you was proposed which led to final demeanor for a first offense. p.m. The Banquet will be held at was all over) it was a blessing to passage. This key amendment can have your car washed the Colonial Tavern Restaurant see her, after just a small jab An amendment that would beautifully for only only $1.00 at passed by a vote of 85-89 with 42 have decriminalized possession in Oxford. with a needle, in such complete Republicans voting in support. the Knights of Columbus parking If anyone has any information peace at last, also failed to win the support of a lot. Clearly, without such solid sup- majority of House members. concerning clubs, activities, or It may.be difficult to "put port from our side of the aisle, Recently, students from Mr. awards, please contact me. Finally, a proposal came down" an old friend, but I wish the proposal would not have before the House to prohibit the Malloy and Mrs. Legge's passed. American Studies Class enjoyed Summer School , you'd face up to it when you can advertising of gambling on Con- a trip to New York to see visably see that your pet is ailing Now, hopefully, the Senate will necticut radio and television sta- "Beatlemania." Not only did the (Continued From Page 1) and, look at the situation with also pass it and send it along to tions. The measure's supporters whatever wisdom you can the governor for her sipature. argued that the advertising that students enjoy the music, but the English and reading, plane trip was educational as well. manage to drum up, and make Another important bill that has been used in Connecticut was geometry, and English 3-4; 9 to the definite decision and have was passed by the House since intended to "seduce" people into These students are currently 10 a.m.. U.S. History and Algebra studying the fiftie's and the six- your pet put to sleep. He'll cer- our last report was a moratorium gambling. However, a majority tie's; at the end of the movie I; 10 to 11 a.m., junior high math tainly not regret it, (remember on the construction of any ad- of members disagreed, saying many slides of the fiftie's and the and English 1-2; and 8 to 10 a.m., he can't tell you how much he ditional nuclear power facilities elimination of advertising might sixtie's were shown. personal typing, hurts) and, in the long run, in Connecticut. As a result of this substantially reduce the state's Residents of Watertown- neither should you. Anyway, with bill, there will most likely be no income from gaming in Con- The Junior Prom last week was a new puppy or kitten running new facilities built after the com- an enormous success. With 91 Oakville will pay a $3 registra- necicut. tion fee and |40 for academic around wetting up the .place, pletion of Millstone III which is couples in attendence, the juniors you'll soon forget your griefs, presently under construction. So, it's been another in- enoyed the music of South subjects. The personal "typing teresting and exciting week. We course will be f 50. Non-residents which will be surplanted by new This bill picked up a great deal Michigan Avenue. TJhis year, joys. still have about three more howiver, the juniors decided to of Watertown-Oakville will pay of support following the weeks of work before us, and the elect a king and qusen of the an additional fie of f 10 for each And make sure you run out problems at Three Mile Island. pace promises to heat up as "the prom. The prom's royal couple courseL right away and get a new pet — Along with existing concerns in weather heats up. So long, until this year were Dave Brastauskas Mr. D. Charpentier, chairman too many people say "it's the last Connecticut with our nuclear our next report on tht General and Donna Barkus. of the Foreign Language Depart- dog or cat we'll have, mainly facilities, proponents of this Assenibly Week in Review. Speaking of proms the senior ment is the director of the sum- because they're looking way prom is not fat away, This year, mer school. A four-page ahead to having that pet "put studio being awarded the con- send your students to the the prom will be held May 81 at brochure explaining the program down" too and it's too much for tract. In my opinion the contract photopapher of your choice is by the Preston Hill Inn at 7 p.m. The in detail is available in all 'em. Imagine your flog saying if should be sit up.to cover only the (1) sending them after they have theme for this glorious night is Watertown-Oakville schools. In- someting drastic happened to you activities, and bids should be had their picture taken for the terested parents may register by and you're taken away, "That's solicited for this and only this. yearbook, or (2) let your voice be the last people I'm going to The seniors should be free to go heard before the contract is have," 'cuz he wouldn't.... • to the photographer of their awarded on May 29,1979, and let Sincerely, choice. This is the way Water- the superintendent and the Board PAPA LUIGI'S V.M. Wheeler bury has their contracts set up of Education know that you want 897 Lakewood Rd. and I believe it to be fairer to the the freedom to send your senior Editor student who is going to pay for to anyone you choose provided Waterbury • 753-3769 Town Times his/her own pictures. the glossies for the yearbook Dear Sir; Last year, from a class of close meet the specifications of the EVERYDAY SPECI4I, As in previous years, I am to 300 seniors, I had approx- contract. Of course these specs writing you to express my dis- imately one-third come to my can be met by almost any Baked Stuffed Lobster 8, satisfaction with the bidding for studio to have their yearbook photographer who knows his the Watertown High Yearbook portraits taken. Many of these business. w/ Seafood Stuffing contract. students had their picture taken Only you, as concerned H^M^ U o»in,-IO p.m. Frl. & Sat, ftll midnight If I am starting to sound like a first by the contracted parents, can change the system. "sore loser," I should like to ^photographer and not satisfied Do not let the administration tell reassure you that whether or not with the result, came to me. I you where you must have your f"11 U!iiiii(!iHiiiii!!(Hi(iiiiiiiiiiii) iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiHitMiiiiiniiiui till I get the contract is not what feel many more students would graduate's picture taken. Let matters to me. What does matter have come to me in the beginning your voice be heard and write or 1 Come in and let m§ show you how is that all photographers get a had they not been told that they call the Board of Education or Quasar makes television special again fair chance. The specifications had to use the contracted the Superintendent of Schools Dr. for the photography of Water- photographer for their yearbook King before the bids are awar- town's yearbook have been portraits. ded. tailored to exclude the possiblity The only way you, as parents of Sincerely, 25' diagonal of a smaller local photography students in the high school, can Stuart L. Rabinowiti, A.A.S. Console Color TV •One Knob VHF/UHF Tuning • Dynacolor.- System IMAME 4 BRAND •'Dynabrite- Picture Tube • 100% Solid State Service EMERGENCY Miser- Chassis with Super Module TIRES Slfmci 1 Low Energy Use • Casters Contsmi , _ GOOD FAST WU9S60QK DIALS SERVICE

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post... The decision is the second - -'--- T—- .-~~..*ij .,UJ ,«c;jt;iiuiu uy kj. A, uouney, 100 STYLES & COLORS right, executive vice president of operations at Winchester Elec- tronics, Oakville, to Randy Thompson, president of the Watertown After Six ADVERTISING High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club' The money will help finance the award-winning club's trip to the Lord West SPECIALTIES national FBLA conference in New Orleans. Pictured left to right RAY SJOSTEDT are; Jules Prigioni, Winchester manager of Industrial engineering Formal Craft T-Shirts, Jackets, Trophies and technical training; Michelle Ezzo^ state first-place winner in Consumer Economics; Nadine Valaitis, newly elected state FBLA 274-1471 274-2700 d en : and Ann Marle SPECIAL PROM DISCOUNT/ P™ * ™ L MJngrone, 1978-79 state secretary LOCAL 'NATIONWIDE 'WORLDWIDE STEVENS: 679 MAIN ST. . , PLECTRIC Residential » Commercial WATERTOWN 2744768 Maintenance • Home Wiring Walter Sleveni.Licenicd Contractor 274-8432 ACADEMY OF BALLROOM DANCE EEKLY TRIPS TO -4* 513 Main St, 'Bpl()W c'oumr?Clncma' Watertowni Ct, FLORIDA f m KNOTHOLE! fqia -tail im asiaa aminmtimm "^ UOOIIM STOIAOI WAUHQMt ftCILITIli announces,.. WIOWH tni OHI1TI oui IQUIfMlNf Spea'alMag in DISCO HEW YORK UNFINMro FUMTORE h'-'UU MOVING ' A STORAGE, and TONY MMIANO, WiUMNT [SATURDAY NIGHTS •Thi World Moiai D^l, . D«(n Mini Th. m,\t" WOOD PROPUCTS Sil SOUTH MAIN ST. 651 MAIN STRUT Come to the disco parties 4824101 TomiwtDii TOHRINOTON 305.7S5.O1SO. 757-8070 WATERTOWN 274-5082 all of Watertown w talk- OPEM M.F 10,7. SAT. ?-5 ing about!! Sat., MAY 19th ALL FR5JST TREES Vi PRBC 9^00 p.m. - ??? B.Y.O.B. GOOD SELECTION AVAILABLE Only $4,50 per person FLOWER & VEGETABLE Set Ups Provided PLANTS Plus ... dance lessons, exhibitions, plenty of fun!!! '199.95 ASPARAGUS, GRAPE SUGG. MfC RETAIL OVIRJJOO.OO CALL If 4"08tl8 RESERVATIONS including Ilecfronic VINES, BLUEBERRY tighter W TW UfT' BUSHES Don't miss out on the dance ^ew Ufi«H Mg Twin . H«ot haK of oti of its grin- ing Wffote w* iht Model 3»O* sensation that's swept the •W am bum«. V country! LEARN THE HUSTLE CANNAS, GLADS TANKOrnw NOW — why wait any longer/! (W/BHII $19.99) REGISTER FOR A CLASS NOW!! 1000 u,t eiv.ee JAPANESE WBXIM; CALL 274-0808 F0R snsm IEET1E TRAPS fc«* UOUO INFORMATION CLASSES NOW FORMING . MON. - FBI. MONDAY, MAY 21 8:00-9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. SAT.' THURSDAY, MAY 24 8:00-9:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5 p.m. AND RED BARN WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 8:00-9:00 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS 96 Porter St.. Watertown ] 0 u m - ,S p in Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown Society, Conn,), May 17, 197 9 Page 7 Holy Cross Carnival Sriift Bands, Singers In Scheduled ID June -— CYCli•-** The Holy Cross High School watertownhistoricalsociety.orgDevelopment Committee will 'BIRTHS! CENTER Two-Night Concert Stand sponsor its second annual car- "The How* of Honda" LYNCH - A daughter, Amanda The Swift Junior High band, Also to be performed are Gor- nival at the school, 587 Oronoke GAS SAVIRS AVAILABLE Concert Band, and Concert Choir Road, Waterbury, from Wednes- Mieheie, May 7 In Waterbury Honda Ixpr«tm ft Mopedi don Lightfoot's "Pussywillows Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Donald will make its annual two-night Cattails," "Sometimes" with day, June 6, through Sunday, Oyar 100 Mllai Par Gallon stand on Wednesday and Thurs- June 10. Wednesday through Lynch (Paula Shade), Wilson soloist Diane Arduino, selections Drive. MM. TIM, Tkm, mm day, May 23-24, for the Spring from "Annie" with soloist Saturday hours are 6 to 11 p.m., Concert, Showtimes art 7:30 Catherine Welton and the duet of and Sunday, I to 8 p.m. mi N. iui« si., WAy. 7i;-;«o 1 p.m. in the SJHS auditorium, Maria Zaza and Joanne Owens, Co-chairmen for the event are . The seventh grade chorus also The Concert Choir will finish Carol Handler and Bill Regan. will be featured Wednesday, and with "Rhythm of Life," accom- the eighth grade chorus on Thurs-, panied by Audrey Rice and medley of 1950's hit songs en% day, Elizabeth Dunleavey in a four- titJed "Rocfc Around the Fifties." SMNJLEY The Final Touch The general band selections in- handed piano duet. Other accom- Accompanists are Audrey clude "The Star Spangled Ban- panists are Christelle O'Bar and Rice, Elizabeth Dunleavey, STEEMEIl ner," "Day by Day," "The Bat- Shaun Tirrell. Shaun Tirrell, Daniel Comiskey, To Your tle Hymn of the Republic," with The seventh grade members of Michelle Broderson, Jeelle Svab, CLEANER soloists Chris Donahue, Tony the chorus on Wednesday, and Diana Estey on piano, and Laurie Izzy, Bill Salvatore, Nick Doria, Madeux on guitar. The Concert Spring Anne Wheeler, and John Endler, Thursday's eighth graders, will do "Corner of the Sky," from Choir and chorus are under the Also: "Nadia's Theme," direction of Miss Anna featuring Gloria Varrone, James "Pippin"; "Morning Has Kalenauskas, Broken"; "Freedom Land"; Housecleaning Belflore, Janet Alexander, Deb Tickets will be available at the Ciarella, John Bndler, Maroia , "The Exodus Song"; and a door. CALL 274-5540 Marinaro,' Nancy Keers, Anne Wheeler, Nick Doria; Chris Donahue, Bill Salvatore, and Winston Host, Thty will also per- form "It's a'Small World" with percussionists Laurie Madeux, Mark Cefaretti, and Lee Brody; flutists Janet Alexander, James Belfiore, Terrl Conlan, Elizabeth Dunleavey, Karen West, and Maria Zaza; and trumpeters Paul Dumaine, Chris Donahue, and Cheryl Ventura, The Swift Concert Band selec- tions wlH bo "American Patrol," "The Love of Three Oranges," and "I Write the Songs," Both bands are under the direction of Charles B. Collier. The second half of the concert will commence with the Concert Choir singing "I Don't Know How to Love Him" from "Jesus Christ Superstar," highlighted by a solo group Including Jan Behuniak, Donna Caldieri, Debbie Clark, Cheryl Robey, and Carolyn Shea,

AIRMAN PAUL J. MARCIL, son of Mrs. Donna D. Marcil, 83 Ridgeway Ave., Oakville, has been assigned to Loring AFB, Maine, for duty in the U.S. Air Force vehicle main- tenance field. The airman, who recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex,, is a 197,7 graduate of Kaynor Tech, Waterbury. His Annual father, Robert L. Marcil, Effective Percentage Annual resides at 617 Main St., Rate Type of Account Oakville. - Yield Whatever you're saving for we have a 8% 8-Year Certificate 8,45% savings plan thafs just right for you. 91000 Minimum Take a look at all the choices you have: WIDDINcf 7-3/4% S-Year Certificate 8.17% SI 000 Minimum from regular passbook accounts to 7-1/2% 4-Year Certincate 7,90% high paying time deposit certificates.* 50 PHOTOS PLUS 91000 Minimum Popular six-month money market 3 ALBUMS 6.3/40/0 3-Year Certificate 7,08% REPRINTS AND certificates** are also available.- $1000 Minimum Whichever account you choose at ENLARGEMENTS 6-1/2% $ M 2-Year Certificate 8,81% from 125 $1000 Minimum Thomaston Savings you'll earn the highest rate of interest the law allows. NSCK HiYNOLDS 6-1/4% 1 -Year Certificate 6.54% 51000 Minimum Interest that is compounded continuously 755-6066 5.3/4% 90 Day Motice 6.00% for the highest possible effective annual after 4;30 p.m. Account-$2000 Minimum yield. 5-1/4% • Regular Savings 5.47% Account 'Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for early Treasures 0/ Gold | withdrawal Annuil yields are effective when principal and Interest are left on 56 South Main St., deposit for a full year. "Federal regulations do not permit compounding of interest on Six.month savings certificates Waterbury

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ARMAND'S FUEL CO NEIL'S AUTO BODY, INC. 111 Davis Street watertownhistoricalsociety.orgBui. 274-2463 Res. 174.3105 LEO'S IRON WORKS HITTER PACKAGE STORE OakvHIt, 1744138 1029 Main St., Watertowa Commercial, Industrial & Residential m Echo Uke Rd McLenoon Drive P.O. Box U WatertowB 274-5892 Oakville 274.1781 Rita Cardany, Owner & Permittee OAKVILLE V.F.W. THE ATWOOD AGENCY Pott 7330 (JOHN B. ATWOOD) LEO'S CONFECTIONERY « DeForwt St., Watertowa PAR GLASS COMPANY & REAL ESTATE ROY'S GARAGE, TEXACO 2744711 117 Echo Lake Rd. 671 Main St. Main St. Watertown 274-2151 Watertown 174-8382 Bethlehem 266.764!

BOZZUTO-SAYIIE, INC, INSURANCE PIK KWIK Main St. & Straits Tpke, Watertown 19 Central Ave., Waterbury CHAS. F. LEWS LANDSCAPING Bus. S74.S200, 174.8718, 274-1014 92 Main St., Thomaston Old Town Farm Rd, REAL ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 816 Wolcott Rd., Wolcott Woodbury 263-4230 210 Porter St. 714 Main St., Plantiville Watertown, 274-667B W. J, BURTON INSURANCE AGENCY SAFEGUARD MANUFACTURING CO. Main St., Woodbury 84-S Pomperaug Avenue LIQUOR BAZAR RO'S RESTAURANT 263-430! Woodbury, Conn. 627 Straits Tpke. 84! Main St. Watertown 274-6900 Oakville, 274-8069 SCOVILL MANUFACTURING CO. CARVEL Apparel Fastener Dlv. FRANK J. LUKOS Ice Cream Drive-In Watertown, Conn. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SMITH PLUMBING & HEATING Straits Tpke. 274-1482 83 Greenwood St. 12 While Deer Rocks Rd. Watertown, Conn. 7-ELEVEN FOOD STORE Watertown Woodbury, 263.2510 188 Davis St., Oakville A! & Peggy Obar Prop. McCLEARY BROS. INC SOUTHBURY BUILDING Crtytntst CONCRETE SUPPLY INC. THESIEMONCO. Route 6, Southbury SIEMON-DYNAMIC TOOL & MFG. CO. 974 Main St., Watertown Watertown Office 274-S8E4 264-5311, 264.5550 712 Main St., Watertown Watertown, Conn. Member FDIC STANLEY STEEMER CARPET MARTIN & ROWLAND, INC. SKIPPY MAGEE MOTOR SALES CONNECTICUT SERVICE CLEANER Insurance & Bonds 1360 Main St. 70 Bank St., Waterbury Watertown, 2744274 BUREAU 280 Middlebury Rd. Watertown 274.5540 Answering Service 47 Roberts St., Watertown MIKENAS STEEL SERVICEMASTER OF WATERBURY, INC. 274-8805 CONSTRUCTION, INC. 24 Chase River Road 665 French St., Oakville 274-3548 Waterbury, Call 757.0378 Venus Dr., Wolcott 879.2617 ANTHONY D'AMICO AGENCY Ten Acre Shopping Mall, Straits Tpke. Nationwide Insurance Telephone 757.9476 403 Main St., Oakville STEBBINS OFFSKT PRlNTIN(i 274.1457 MIKE'S SERVICE CENTER 699 Main St. WATERTOWN CONVALARIUM Michael Markiewlcz-Prop, Walertown. 274.5600 DRUG CITY 560 Woodbury Rd. 452 Main St., Oakville 1161 Main St., Watertown Watertown 274-6748 274-9044 274-6425 SHELL SERVICE OF WOODBURY WATERTOWN HOUSE 718 Main St. S. OF BEVERAGES MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY SCHOOL DUBOWY BROS., INC. Woodbury 2634645 667 Main St. Watertown 305 Main St., Watertown 686 Main St., Watertown 274-3987 274.5742 Res. 264-0353 THE STATE PAINT CO. DUFOUR BROTHERS INC. the MERCURY FUEL SERVICE 1000 Meriden Rd. Main Office Waterbury, Tel. 755.2295 Waterbury Rd. wmr 43 Lafayette St. Prospect, Conn. 758.6641 Waterbury, Conn. 620 Main St. TED TIETZ. JR. TRUCKING Watertown Quassuk Rd., Woodbury DUHAMEL ELECTRONICS NEAL TREE SERVICE 263.3972 408 Buckingham St. Woodbury, Conn. Oakville, 274.1974 WINCHESTER ELECTRONICS DIV. Tel. 2SM992 Litton Systems, Inc. 25 Hillside Ave. TORRINGTON SUPPLY CO.. INC. ENGINEERED SINTERINGS Oakville, Conn. 2744891 Plumbing, Heating, Industrial AND PLASTICS, INC. NASCO, INC. SuppIIes-Waterbury 756-3641 134 Commercial St. McLennan Dr., Oakville Watertown JIMMY'S MARKET 254 Falls Ave. UNIPRISE SALES CORP. Oakville 274.3419 27 Depot St. EYELEMATIC MFG. CO., INC. OWL A PUSSYCAT Watertown, 274.4855 1 Seemar Rd., Watertown NURSERY SCHOOL JOHNNY'S EXXON 262 Main St., Oakviile FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 274-5995, 274.3247 SERVICE CENTER VILLAGE FABRICS & Loan Assn. of Waterbury 970 Main St., Watertown 289 Main St. S, Woodbury 656 Main St., Wtn. 274-8818 274-3956 PACKAGING ASSOCIATES 263-2351 OF CONNECTICUT, INC. 33 Depot St. GRAYARLIN KENNELS JUDD FARM COUNTRY DAY CAMP Watertown 274-5478 THE VILLAGE PRINTKF Georges Hill Rd., Southbury Judd Farm Rd. 264-822! 32 Church St. Watertown 274.5659 Woo'dburv. 263-3977 HANSON'S MOVING 4 STORAGE, INC. PLATTS RUSTIC FENCES, INC. Rte. 83, Straits Tpke. JUDGE-PIEL OFFICE SUPPLIES Main St., Southbury WESTBURY ROOM Middlebury 758-2403 290 West Main St. 264.8878 Mary jo CoddinRton Waterbury Catering on Premises 666 Thomaston Rd. THE HEMINWAY & BARTLETT MFG. CO. JOE'S SANITATION Wotertown 274.4214 RAY D. PALMER 30 Echo LakrRd., Watertown Sewer-Water & Cellar Drain Installation Plumbing & Heating 274-3593 Watertown 79 Litchfield Rd., Watertown WATERTOWN AUTO BODY Tel. 274-3730 THE HOME OIL COMPANY Knight St. KEELER & LONG, INC., PAINT Watertown, 274-66M MOBIL Heating Oil Echo Lake Rd. Main St., Bethlehem 266-7749 Watertown 274-6701 PLEASANT VIEW MANOR REST HOME 10 Bridge St., New Milford 354-3947 225 Bunker Hill Rd. WATERTOWN FEED Watertown, Tel. 756-3557 & GRAIN STORE KARL KUEGLER Dlv. Garassino Construction Co. 1NESON MANUFACTURING Electrical Contractor CO., INC. 41 Depot St., Watertown Watertown Tel. 274-1069 POST OFFICE DRUG STORE 66 Buckingham St. 274-1221 55 DeForest St. Oakville 274-3382 Watertown, 274-5288 KITCHEN DESIGNS, INC. WILLIAM E. WESSON, INC. Kitchen Cabinets & Appliances 165 Railroad Hill St. J&R VARIETY STORE 3 Harvard St., Oakville 274-5476 Waterbury 239 Buckingham St., Oakville 274-8879 RENE'S GRADALL SERVICE Excavating & Equipment Rentals LAUREL OPTICIANS, INC. WES CADILLAC & OLDSMOBILE 63 Greenwood St., Watertown 504 Watertown Ave., Waterbury Union Square 174-4322 A. LEMAY BARBER SHOP 274.3854 Southbury 2644517 754-6135 ROCCO'S HAIR DESIGNER 2744079 Watertown SALVATORE'S BARBER SHOP 2744349 LEDGEWOOD PRIVATE PRE-SCHOOL RIVERSIDE METAL PRODUCTS ZELLO'S APPLIANCE SERVICE MARIO'S BARBER SHOP 2742662 819 Guernseytown Rd. McLeunon Drive 107 HobbeU Ave. Oakvilie WBtertown Tel. 274.0390 Oakville Waterbary 7534!8£. I

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THE ELECTION COMMITTEE of the Watertown Federation of Teachers (WFT) was busy counting ballots at Swift Junior High last week for the WFT elections. Shown left to right are- Ed Flaherty^ Betty Ruggles, Lorraine Dixon, and Jim Post. Incum- bent WFT .President Peter Aiksnoras was returned to his post for the 1979-80 year. Others elected: Tony Antonuccl, vice president; Bert D'Antonio. Harry Epstein, and Joan Janaczek, state delegates; Pam Palmer and Joanne Caporale, alternate delegates

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Watertown has a chapter which Insurante for all your needs . Oakville Firm Kicks In consistently wins awards and has Talk to the professionals enjoyed the prestige of being Jim Mullen, Joe Cunningham Outstanding Chapter six out of Loureta Zibell Funds To Aid FBLA Trip the past eleven years. Winchester Electronics, the Outstanding Chapter in Con- Anyone desiring more informa- ™#«V 229 West Main St. Oakville, has given support to the necticut at the State Leadership tion about contributing toward ""'''BtmJ Woferburv, Conn. 756.7933 sending these deserving Joe Cunningham Watertown High School Chapter Conference held in April In New of the Future Business Leaders Haven. Theyjilso took first place FBLAers to their National con- of America with a check for $500 in the Free Enterprise event. ference may contact Fred to aid sending the award-winning The group has been actively Wheeler, director of vocational SiRVlCiMASTiR — THI NAME' members to the FBLA National engaged in attempting to education, at the high school. Leadership conference in New promote an awareness and better Advisors to the group are Mrs FOR PROFI5SSONAL CLiANING Orleans, Other area companies understanding of our American Ann Coy and Mrs. Shirley and organizations have been enterprise system. These ac- Juraska. AROUND THi WORLD. asked for help in reaching the $2,- tivities have been aimed at the 000 goal. adult community as well as WDC Participating CARPETS • FURNITURE • WALLS The local chapter was judged Watertown youth. Randy In Parade Sat, Thompson, local president, has FLOORS, OR YOUR ENTIRE The Westbury Drum Corps will HOUSE! been a key figure in this project. He received the honor of being , be marching In the "Spirit of CALL 7J7-03FS named to "Who's Who in Connec- America" parade Saturday, May. ticut FBLA." 19, at rededication ceremonies Si R¥l€IMA§TiR for the Old State House in Michelle Ezzo, a junior, placed Hartford, The event will step off for all your first in the Consumer Economics WATERBURY, INC. testing. Junior Nadine Valaitis approximately 9:16 a.m. 24 Chase River Read, Waterbury residential or was elected 1979-80 State FBLA The first corps competition of lining Greater Kfafirbury Aria tar 11 yton. commercial needs President, and senior Ann Marie the season will be Sunday, May Mere than 1,300 ollicsi throughout Hit UniMd StaiH and Canada Mingrone has just completed her 20, at Lake Quassapaug, Mid- PAR GLASS year as State FBLA Secretary. dlebury, under the auspices of The group will also be com- the Connecticut Fifers and now at peting for a special service Drummers Association, Hosting 117 Echo Lake Rood award based on their March of the meet will be the Middlebury Watertown 274.2151 Dimes projects. Drum Corps, RIVER GLEN CONTINUING CARE CENTER JOHN G. O'NEILL FUNERAL HOME South Britain Road, Southbury, CT 742 Main St., Oakville fi celebrating Us PHON1 274.300S FOURTH ANNIVERSARY R.P. ROMANiELLO with an Plumbing, Heating & $teamfntlng OPEN HOUSE Faucet, Sink, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1979 Toilet Repairs from 2 to 4 p.m. [Water Heaferi p The public is cordially invited to tour A Drains & Sewsrs $ Cleared John Ma^er, Country Seruffs/ cWyftfry the facility, enjoy refreshments and 24 HR, EMERGENCY meet with the residents and staff. SERVICE 274-8784

^^^ 250 Chase Avenue Waterbury Shopping Plaza Waterbury, Conn. Justin!! Closeout Bedspreads Reg. sale Twin $40, $16,97 Full wo- $17,97 TUCI..MT. 10-5 Queen $18.97 THE^AMS^EADinc. Dual $90. $19.97 758-1415 MUdkhuru Hamlet, Rte> U, MUdlebury, Ct, Area's Largest h-Stock Selection of 9edspreadsr Draperies, Curtains Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), May 17, 1979 Page 111 g Property of the WatertownWiId Oats' Historical SocietyFlower Arrangin g AFS Benefit Demo Today At 7 watertownhistoricalsociety.org The Litchfleld County 4-H of- Play Friday fice will offer a workshop on the Local resident! will have an op- "Fundamentals of Flower • portunlty to view a comedy in the Arranging" today (Thursday) at 18th Century British' tradition on 7 p.m. In the community room of Friday, May 18, at 7:30 p.m. In the OakviUe Branch Library, 55 Taft School's Bingham Davis St., Oakville, Auditorium. Jeanne Weymer, a floral "Wild Oats," written by John designer at Loraine Gardens, O'Keefee in 1791 and will conduct the demonstration. rediscovered by the Royal Parents are welcome. Shakespeare Co. in 1976, will be Workshop registration and presented by the Taft Players as more information can be ob- an American Field Service tained by calling the County Ex- (AFS) benefit. Chandler tension Service at 567.9447, V. Hardwick is the director and has adapted the text for this produc- PABS Dance tion. The lead roles of Lady The Professional & Business Amarath and Sir George Thunder Singles Club will hold a dance at will be played by Jenny Gilbert the Curtis House, Woodbury, to- and John Sharian, respectively. ENS, DAVID P. JANCARSKI, day (Thursday) at 8 p.m. All Other local residents in the cast USNR. successfully completed a eligible singles are invited to at- include Ed Zawadzkl, Brendon course in T-2C pilots familiariza- tend. Fitzgerald, Ed Levin, and Davis tion instruction recently at There is no admission charge, Pope. Whiting Field, Fla., and was ap- and snacks will be served. Call pointed to the Captain's List for 753-4077 for more information. Tickets can be obtained at the scholastic achievement and a door. high degree of professionalism. Youth Picnic The son of Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Janearski, 104 Maple Ave., MATTY'S At Black Rock Oakville, he achieved an overall grade of 92 percent. Ens. Jan- Asphalt Paving Co. The Ecumenical Council of carski is a 1973 graduate of Watertown-Oakville will sponsor Watertown High School, and a • Water and S*w«r Mrs, Paul Guerrera Jr. a youth picnic at Black Rock Connections Miss Sandra Ann Kinzly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jerald W Kin- 1077 graduate from Trinity State Park on Sunday, May 20, College, Hartford, At WHS, he zly, 1687 Guernseytown Road, was married to Paul Guerrera Jr from 2 to 5 p.m., weather per- • Septic Tank Systems son qf Mr and Mrs Paul Guerrera Sr., 56 Bushnell Ave., Oakviiie,' was active in baseball, football, mitting. All youths entering and basketball, and at Trinity let- Installed on May il at St. John's Church. Mrs. Guerrera is a graduate of seventh grade and older In town Watertown High School, and Is employed In the Watertown com- tered in football. A past Eagle PrgbStmt are invited. Scout, he is 24 years old. munications department as a dispatcher-operator. She also is a Kids should bring a bag lunch, part-time employee at Whitewood Manor Convalescent Home as a and beverage will be provided'" 274.3636 174.3544 nurse s aide. Mr. Guerrera also is a graduate of Watertown High Events will include a softbali and is an orderly at Waterbury Hospital. (Foto Imago by game, Blanchard) OWYAA Night At Races 13 Uavenworth St. THE BARBERS, INC. Wattrbury League Of Women Barbara O'Brien, Mary Ollvea A Night at the Races, spon- June Sutton, May Wilson, Tess sored by the Oakville-Watertown Voters Chooses Beachamp, and Mary Ann Rosa, Youth Athletic Association, will directors. be held on Saturday, June 2 at 8 Officer Slate The local item recommended p.m. at the American Legion by the board was amended to Hall, Bunker Hill Road, Tickets Barbara Berwick is the incom- read: "A study of current health will be available at the door ing president of the League of care services available to Water- Women Voters of Watertown town residents and a public following elections at the recent awareness campaign of those THINK SPRING!! annual meeting held at available services." Crestbrook Inn. Michael Wu, from Waterbury Mark's Landscape Other officers for 1979-81 are: Hospital, was featured guest Sally Burger, vice president; speaker and presented his views Audrey Simmons, treasurer; on Chinese-American relations in 274-6898 light of the current detente. I "l«bby" Coro^r Tony Polml.ri, Mgr. We teuton regular hairtult C spatiollit In Mtn't t Wemtn't halntyllna pwnmaeni wining, Childrm Welcome PAINTS 1 Holy Cross Musie Dept.* Appfi or Woik-lni Te OUTDOOR POre OOHGERT QUALITY Sun., May 2©th *••*••* iJ•iiiffjlliii manufactured by: KELLER & LONG, INC. Admission: ffl» 856 Echo Lake Hd., Waterfown m Oramk* M., Wtby, Hours: 8-5; Sat 8-12 Tel, 274-6701 a new slant toward fashion at the shop for

ARNESON Pappagallo m ammo wmtmn Poof Sweep" 406 Wotoffown Ave,, Waferbury AUTOMATIC To complement our POOL CLEANER Spring shoes we've added a collection of contemporary THURS., FRi., SAT. shirts, blouses, dresses ______Clip this coupon— •--•[ Corner of Bunker Hill and accessories FILTER TRADE IN - UP TO $200.00 Avenue and Wafsrtown Avenue Middle Quarter, Main St. 3714 Whitney Ave. SOLAR POOL COVER - 20% OFF Woodbury, Ct, 263-4007 ML Carmel, Ci. 281-4267 Open Daily 10-6 Thurs, 'ti! 8 Sat, 9:30-4 Sun, 10-3 SAVE ON ALL CHEMICALS Page 12 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), May 17, 1079 Property of the WatertownBombers Uncurl Historical Society Mamas, 17-2, In watertownhistoricalsociety.orgLeague Opener The Brass City Bombers opened defense of its Watertown Women's Softball League title Sunday by trouncing Man's World Mamas, 17-2, Winning pitcher Karen Klefer allowed only four hits. Barlene Martin and Maura- Montapa had three hits apiece, including homers, doubles, and singles. The Bombers also ex- celled defensively with two dou- ble plays and three good catches in the outfield by Maura Mon- tapa and Debbie Savage. Kathy Brown was the losing pitcher. Hensel's vs. Crocco's was SOLAR OVENS powered by the sun were used to cook lunches at postponed due to poor field condi- Swift Junior recently. The projects were constructed in Mr, Han- tions, Sunday's ga'mes will be at nlgan's eighth trade science class. Total coit to build each: $1, Stu- 5:30 p.m. at Swift Junior High, dents shown left to right are: Karen Thomas, Mike Maisto, Pat Mancini, and Lisa Edwards, (Swift Junior High Photo) Chairman Ray Lamy announ- B-S I Girls Bop Deidre Wright's fielding sparked ced the movie will be shown at the defense. 'the United Methodist Church on Rene's Behind In another ages 840 game, Thursday, May 24, at 8 p.m. Keeler & Long succumbed to There is no admission charge, Miss Turonis J&R, 20-7, Katherine LaCava Mr, Lamy saldi other special Lisa Turonis's two homers, one tripled and Darlene Manello activities planned are a play in a grand slam, propelled Bozzuto- made a double play for J&R. August, and a wine and cheese Sayre I to a 10-7 win over Bine's Other scores: Rene's 14, party in September. in Girls Little Leape Softball Keeler & Long 6; Bozzuto-Sayre I The committee in the past has last week, Jeanne Rossi, Meg offered volunteer services, par- INC was resented an 9, American Legion 3; Rene's 13, - P ward for the top Fenn, and Michelle Shuhart also J&R 7; J&R 9, American Legion ties for patients, operations y nS uthe NewEn landforthe hit well for the victors, while "Deep Freeze" and dressmak- tUl^i? ¥fu ? S r» B "«tquar- 7; and Beazuto Sayre 114, Aim's tar of 1979, and Charles Hensel, right, accepted the honor from 18. ing, and the Christmas Gift Edward Starr, service broker for the Southern New England POLAROID Drive. Region. The presentation was mada at a sales rally recently hlld in Movie Kicks Off Menden, and attended by more than 400 brokers and sales Insfsiif €©lor aiwciatis. Mr Hensel is president of the 1186 Main St. apncy, and Mental Health stated his staff "work hard" to satisfy client needs PASSPORT PiCTURiS Drive Locally Cynthia Zappone, a student at Taken Whik You Wykeham Rise School, Four Watertown students at Navy Ens, David P. Jancarski, "Learning to Cope," a film Washington, and a member of its Mattatuck Community College son of Edmund and Laurette Jan- BCWSCAMERA dealing with the different stages drama club, appeared in a starr- were named to be among those of carski, 104 Maple Ave., Oakvllle, i Shop, Inc. • of stress from early childhood to ing role in "The Great Nebula the MCC zoology class and has reported for duty with Train- 90 Ssuth Main Street the elderly years, will be shown and Orient" and "Ludlow Fair," Natural History Club to travel to ing Squadron 19, Naval Air Sta- Wotepbury - T#I, 754.2356 next week to draw attention to two one-act plays May 11-12 at New Jersey's Pine Barrens May tion, Meridian, Miss. 11-13. They area: Eric Adam, Cameras — fro/actors the upcoming Watertown- the Washington Club Hall. A 1973 graduate'of Watertown Oakville Mental Health Commit- Patty Kuslis, Don LoRusso, and Wes Wilcox; A canoe trip, visit to High School, and a 1977 graduate ©PIN MONDAYS tee drive. Varsity letters were presented of Trinity College, Hartford, with a wildlife refuge, and two nights a Bachelor of Science degree, hi to two local athletes at the May 4 of camping were planned. awards ceremony of Post joined the Navy In March 1978. College. The students are Michael McGaughan, 91 Walnut St., golf, and Susan Zuraitis, 164 Falls Aye., Oakville, field The McKean Family extends our heat-felt thanks hockey. and appreciation to all who have offered so much support to us in our loss. This concern tvill Coriiir strengthen us and be with us always, as will Jim, I ENGINEERED GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Glenn R. Ragaglia, son of Mr. SINTERINGS and Mrs. Mario A. Ragaglia, 66 THE McKEAN FAMILY AND Augusta St., Oakville, has been promoted to airman first class in PLASTICS, INC. 1 the U.S. Air Force, The airman, a security specialist at Grand Forks AFB, serves with a unit of the WATERTOWi? Strategic Air Command. INDUSTRY Airman Ragaglia is a 1976 graduate of Watertown High School.

KEN MARTI, son of Mr. and ROOT & BOYD INC. Mrs. Richard Marti, Hickory Insurance Underwriters Slnte 1853 Lane, will represent Heminway Park School as its GiNIRAL SNSURANCI young Roger Sherman nominee at the May 19 RIAL ISTATi festivities marking the reopening of the 1796 Old State WATERTOWNi 44? Main St. 274-2591 , House in Hartford. Gov. Ella Grasso will join with national, WATiRBURY: 110 South Main Street state, and local dipltaries for the 11 a.m. rededication 756-7251 program. (Heminway Park Photo) CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES 5-10-2(M01b.bags CHARCOAL 5-10-20 lb. bags i H.S.COECO, <5 Freight St., Waterbyry?M-6177 tiiTL Radial-Matic11 MCh WUCKIMfi 95 Woodbury I YOU CAH.WH HAUL Offer good May IS-June 30 JEMMiFIR ANYTlMi, ANY PLACI CRUSHf D STON1 Middlebury Auto Supply ORAVIL • LOAM • SAND Rt, 64 - Middlebury Hamlet - Middlebury 61 Elverside Street, Oakvilli 274-24W BULLDOZING Open 7 Days a week 768-8249 iS% off far Senior Citizens fuel, tk Wed, RIASONASLIRATIS Y'ili Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown , Conn.)Society, May 17, 1979 Page 13i "Skill Award Skill-A-Rama" and a "Merit Badge Midway" will SM's-M Alumni Day School, held in the church hall. ney Smith, Christine Palmer, Joe 4? SCOUT highlight the camporee, * Acting as judges were Joann Flanagan, Debra Ann Krulak, watertownhistoricalsociety.org• Alumni Day at St. Margaret's. Kolatsky ind Jean Reeve. Rarely do twin brothers and Patricia Lampron copped B,s, Troop 52 McTernan School, Wattrbury, First priie winners were: receive the coveted Eagle Scout has been planned for Saturday, third place prizes. Boy Scout Troop 52, Oakville, Award at the same time, but Craig Warren, Grade 1; Kelly has been very busy this month. May 19, with registration opening Smith, Grade 2; Beth Judd, Troop 52 will present the honor to ceremonies at 10 a.m. The annual At the Great Long Rivers Council Daniel and Francis Campion on Grade 3; Tina Daveluy, Grade 4- Retirees Trips Show May 5, its patrols took meeting of the alumni associa- Tommy Judd, Grade 5; Carol Wednesday, May 23, at 7:80 p.m. tion will be at li a.m., and a turns demonstrating first aid at the Union Congregational Moffo, Grade 6; Shelly techniques for the "hurry" cases Church. cocktail party is set for 5 p.m. Remiszewski, Grade 7; and The Oakville Early Retirees Reunion classes are those of Kathy Kelly, Grade ,8. (rescue breathing, arterial For at least 40 years, the troop Club lias planned the following bleeding, and internal poison- 1909, '19, '29, '39, '49, '54, '59, '64, bus trips: June 9 - Shopping In and its yellow neckerchiefs have '89, and '74. ing). Twenty-nine Oakville been seen in the Memorial Day Second places went to Meg Sul- Boston and Farmer's Market; scouts took part, and received Parade, and the tradition will St. John's Names livan, Megan Cavallo, Kevin June 10 — Boston healing ser- many compliments for their continue May 28 in the 1978 Kailauikas, Billy Fassbender, vices with Father McDonough; authentic presentaiton. march. Art Show Winners Susan Caterlno, David June 23 - Atlantic City- July 24 The troop is preparing for the Siemenskl, and Peter Petruzil — Canada for four days, The troop's Mother's Auxiliary Several students were named May 18 -20 Blue Trail District while Kelly Rock, Tony Mon- Club members and other in- held its annual card party May 11 winners in the May 9 annual Art tagno, Anthony DeCicco, Jeff Camporee in Thomaston, A to help raise funds for the troop. terested persons may call Rose Show by youngsters at St. John's Berube, Ken French, H,M. Tir- R. Pisani at 274-3689.

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Your Local Authorized Builder/Deater TOO CiOSff FOR COMFORT? Enjoy the spaciousneis of this MAIN STREET SOUTH 3 rm. Colonial at only $14,000. Open House- Sunday WOODBUBY.CONN. 2-5 p.m. m imiia Avo_ watarbury 263-24BS PaPropertyp 14 Townjimes (Watertown of, Conn.) the, Ma y Watertown17,1979. Historical Society for Mario's with a 159-140, 2M Sunday morning division of SPEAKING set. Water-Oak Softball leape opnes Other members of the cham- the season Sunday with four TrackmenBlazingBehind watertownhistoricalsociety.orgpions were Larry and Ed games at Swift Jr. High, The Palomba, Billy Durante, Ken leape has gone from five to Arduino, Landry Efforts Mauriello and Dem Lombardo, eight teams... Congratulations to SPORTS Rolling for Mario's were: Bob Kathy Moffo, the new Miss Stellar performers Pete Ar- jump, snatched by Landry with a Collette, Vinny Fernandez, Babe Watertown, and to all the other duino and Rick Landry of the leap of 21'8". Carangelo, Mo "Leduc and Watertown High track team con- By Bob Palmer contestants who made the 1 Landry as second in the 200- Querrera. Pageant a delightful evening. tinued to lead coach Sandy meter dash, and had a brilliant Jim Shaker's Cozy Print Shop, So after eight years, Cozy Print There was a lot of talent and McKes's squad onward with preliminary time of .11 in the 100 after eight years of frustration, has it's first Merchants League class in the auditorium that par- three victories each Monday In a but false started twice in the captured their first cham- title. ticular night. tri-meet against Naugatuck and main event, pionship of the Oakville "It's going to be a grand slam, Torrington, Merchants Bowling Leape In a Cozy and Boston," Shaker Watsrtown, 11-3, beat the Tom Hryniewicki was first in rolloff with Mario's Barber Shop repeated, Swift Edges Greyhounds, 85-57, and topped the javelin with a toss of I74'9". the Red Raiders, 97-47 in the Other fine Indian performances last Monday night. were by Tim Maloney (fourth) in If Boston Red Sox fans are Peter Arduino continues his Shelton, 2-0 Borough, spectacular performance for the Arduino, on the verge of gar- the 1,800-meter run, Mike Lynch looking for an omen and we (fourth) in the pole vault, Tom always are, there's one to be Watertown High track team, nering a trip to the Golden West His first place time of 38,8 in In One-Hitter Invitational meet in California, immendorfer (sixth) in the 3,- found here. Charlie Peseetelli fired a 000; and Rich Bellemare, Lan- Shaker's rank as a Red Sox fan the 330 intermediate hurles in the won the hurdles and long jump. Hartford Invitational last week brilliant one-hitter Friday Speedster Landy took the 100- dry, Dean Birdsall, and Mike is in the "none better" classifica- against Shelton, and received Krady (third) in the 300 relay. tion. will earn him national ranking and 200-yard dashes, and the tri- and if he can get that time down enough hitting support to rack up ple jump. The, holder of tight WHS track His bowling team, like the Red a 2HD shutout over the inter- records and solidifying a claim to Sox, have been consistent also to 38,0 in the Class L sectionals at Watertown came in third in the Barien, he will be invited to com- mediate school in junior high May 10 NVL meet with 87 points, being the greatest athlete ever to rans, always coming close but no baseball action. come out of WHS, Arduino cigar. pete in the Golden West In- trailing Crosby (106) and Holy vitational with the nation's best The Eagles, §-3 for the season, Cross (91%). Arduino set leape achieved national ranking Satur- "We were in fjve rolloffs for received two hits each from Erie day with a :38.8 in the 330 inter- the championship and lost every schoolboys in California coming records in the 400-meter run up shortly. Lawlor and Mark Brieve. Pete (:49.4), 300 hurdles (:39,fl), and mediate hurdles at the Hartford time. But this year was different Thompson drove in the two runs Public Invitational involving and it's going to be the same way "I believe he can," Litehfleld 100 hurdles 014.7), events he High track coach, Dave Driseoll with a single, won, He was second in the long schools from four states. He held with Boston," Shaker predicted, Coach Andy Dunaj's charges the Watertown record of ,'38.6 A "Sea me in September," a said last Saturday night, "Being an old hurdles man myself, I eieelled defensively, and made time of M in the Class L sec- Yankee fan interjected. "See, only one error in the six innings. Greyhounds Upset tionals would send Arduino to the that's all they can say," Jimmy think Arduino only has to correct a minor flaw in his form to do Swift blasted Litchfield JH, 23- Golden Wast, answered. "They never discuss 6, recently for its fifth victory. Tribe Girls, 5-4 how the Yankees are struggling, it." He finished fourth in the 120 Whether he does or not, this John Mirano paced the 12-hit at- signing almost everybody that tack with two singles and a bases Naugatuck High pushed across high hurdles with a new WHS can put on a uniform (an obvious outstanding young athlete should time of :14.0S, have a peat career at Princeton loaded triple, a run in the bottom of the ninth reference, to 40-year-old Jim inning on an error to hand the Kaat). where he will be enrolling in the Mark Brieve accounted for five fall. RBI with two hits, and Steve Watertown High girls a 5-4 set- Seeking not to set off another Kelly added a pair of safeties. back Friday in Softball, only the Yankee-Red Sox fan confronta- Tribe's second loss against 13 Retains Title Watching the Rangers- Kelly recorded the pitching win, tion, I asked, "About the rolloff with strong relief performances victories, Jim, how did it go?" Canadiens game Sunday, I couldn't believe that the Mon- by Fran Giannlnl and Mlrando. Donna Clpriano' was the winn- Joan L. Crestino, Shannon "Cozy Print won the first two The latter no-hit Litchfleld over ing pitcher, allowing seven hits, Avenue, retained her title of New games. We didn't need a third, treal fans could ever think of boo- ing theie goalie Ken Dryden, the last for innings, striking out including a triple and double to York State Twirling Champion thank goodness, The first game Lori Trlpp. Barbara LeRoy (9-2) for 1979 by winning the New York was 649-632 and the second 643- Here's a py that's been the suffered the loss, spacing five Association Drum Corps com- 614," Jim said. best at this position in the NHL petition held May 12 in The last decade. He's appeared in 108 Greyhound singles, Shaker led his teammates with Tribe Golfers Watertown took a 2-0 lead, but Bronx, N.Y. games of 173-187 for 310, a neat playoff games and helped the Canadiens win five Stanley Cups. had to come back and tie the Miss Crestino will now com- 165 average for the set. Gunning For game at 4-4 with a run in the last pete in the Northeastern States Jack Guerrera was high man Dryden Is the goalie that younger net tenders emulate. of the seventh, The Indians are Twirling Championship title for NVL Title 12-2 in the Naugatuck Valley 1979, She currently holds the Suddenly he's a bum in the eyes Leape, Northeastern 1978 crown. RJ. BIACK & ION, INC of the Montreal fans. People The Watertown High varssity forget easily, Winning is so im- golfers defeated Naugatuok and Sales S Service portant to them. Never mind the Wofap Pump»£ Wafer Se Kaynor Tech, each by 8-0, in the Pool Equlpmsnf victories of the past that Dryden rain Monday to Improve their Thoma.lon Rd., Watertown was so insturmental in. NOW record to 21-1 overall with about they're saying, NOW is what 10 matches left to play. 274-8153 counts. Coach Len Bruno's team, who Ranger goalie John Davidson won the Naugatuck Valley who is certainly emulating the HAPPY TRAVELING League crown in 1977, are tied great Dryden's performance of with Torrlngton for the NVL Wilh other Stanley Cup series, said "It lead, The Raiders are the only MARJORIE G. LYNCH bothers me'to see this happening club to have beaten the Indians. to him. May be he's too good for Of The them. They are never going to Vin Capeee was medalist with Waterbury have anyone like himagaln," a 73 Monday. Also winning were Travel Jim Sadik, Phil Froese, Tom Agency Which goes to show whether Rhodes, and Mike Stepanek. ELTON it's Montreal, Boston or Water- Watertown Is very much in the HOTEL bury, fans are mostly all alike, running to land a Division II state 7M-416S Winning is the name of the game, tournament berth. The cham- CUFF NOTES .-.. Glad to hear pionship will be played at that sports enthusiasts Fred Torrlngton Country Club. This is the season to think of Daniels is recuperating at home, doing different things for your after bout with pneumonia ... The jayvee linksmen stand at 8- vacation than you usually do. I 0 for the season, speak once again of "saving on gasoline" plus wear and BALDWIN SCHOOL FIRST GRADERS were treated jo a presen- tear on your car AND tation of slides recently taken by Mary Rowen, a Taft School senior yourself. Who needs the who is spending this month working in Mrs. Ruggles' class. Miss frustration of worrying about 22?1JH ^rf ° Uilld^ showed the youngsters a variety of cost and availability of gas- ways m which life and people of another culture can differ from oline? Take the limo to thar own. Students pictured in foreground, left to right, are: Bradley or New York air- Knsti| Gustafson Michele Rossi, and Tommy Harrison, while ports, fly (one way FREE) to Miss Rowen is in back. (Baldwin School Photo) St. Louis and take the famous DELTA QUEEN Steamnoat cruise on the upper Ohio & Junior AVGlub Meeting Mississippi Rivers to Cincin- nati & fly home. Take advan- Municipal Stadium May 20,10:00 o.m. tage of low air fares and on the cruise take 2 children, one The Waterbury A's invite you to come at 50% discount and the other down & enjoy their home games — May 17-22 for only $50 a day. If you don't want the oneway free air, you can take a $25 Bonus Cer- and tificate to use on board the ship. Or if you don't like that May is the month for Lovers idea, why not take a short and Adventurers, New England coast cruise sailing right next door from T'* ^kend for Haddam, Conn? That's not too , Constitution Plaza, far to drive your car, is it? See c of ofmmvf mmvf THTHEE ss T T the "near" islands for a T-day cruise or go up as far as the % £?i ™ -°' Maine Coast for 10-days, A R THE ADVENTURER; A PucH Moped, a years great idea. Or, to "see and do" more, I still suggest the advantages of a Kaplan or Tauck Tqnr to a wide variety DRAWINGS AT ALL HOME GAMES of areas for short or long trips. Let THEM worry about TOAL DRAWING FOB «WEEKEND'LMav 2? the gas! Try it - you'might MNAl DRAWING FOB MOPEDSuncf 10 just LOVE it. MC £ VISA Maw, tlm, Pri UJQ.T1—: HI iJO-Sat Your lucky number is waiting for you in the front cover of your game program. Water-OaPropertyk Shoppers' Guide, Ma yof 17,1W9 the_ Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, COM,) Society, May 17,1979 Pag e 15 Aupst 17,1979 or be barred as by law provided, Kathleen B, Navin watertownhistoricalsociety.org Clerk The fiduciary Is: Harry Schibetun 28 Taft Circle Watertown, Conn. THEJKJWNTIMESPHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!! also c/o Ban-ante k Renzullo 99 Main Street ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BI PAID IN ADVANCE Tuesday noon 1 Torrington, Conn. FOR SALE; Basketball set-18 State of Connecticut TT 5-17-79 is the deadline for classified advertising, Rates: $1.35 minimum pole, %" backboard, standoff Court of Probate charge for the first 12 words, plus $.35 per line for each additional brackets, rim k net, $30, Call 274- line beyond the minimum (approx, four words per line). All District of Watertown 5690, May 10, 1979 State of Connecticut classifieds are carried In the Water-Oak Shoppers Guide as well as Court of Probate Town Times at no additional charge. NOTICE OF HEARING STOCKBOY NEEDED full time. Estate of SHARON District of Walertown Apply Chemech Systems Co., May 14, 1979 ED MICHAUD POLLETTA, Minor, JANICE GARDEN ROTOTILLING; 1424 Echo Lake Rd., Watertown. POLLETTA, Minor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Painting & Paper Hanging "Don't break your back!" Call Estate of GERALD CALL 274-8379 Petitioner Jean L. Polletta, 274-0737 or 274-3557, TAG SALE; Saturday, May 19 10 Guardian. PERRELLA a.m.- 4 p.m. Fellowship Hall, Date of hearing, June 4, 1979, The Hon. Carey R. Oeghan, ATWOODS INS, AGENCY CAPE COD summer rental. First Congregational Ch. Win, at 9:30 a.m. at the Probate Court Judge, of the Court of Probate, Complete insurance service, Eastham, two bedrooms, screen- Rain or shine. Benefit Youth Tpwn Hall, DeForest St., Water- District of Watertown at a hear- John B. Atwood, 49 Deforest St., ed porch, dish washer. Just Handbell Choir. town, Connecticut. ing held on May 14,1979 ordered Watertown, next to the Town minutes from ocean and bay that all claims must be presented Hall. 274-8711. beaches. $225 per week, two week UPON THE APPLICATION FOR SALE; Building lot- OF THE PETITIONER that she to the fiduciary on or before minimum. Call 274-8690 after beautiful locatlon-at Arrowhead Aupst 17,1979 or be barred as by 6:30 p.m. be authorized to sell and convey EMIL'S JEWELERS Lake,Malne,Club house facilities, real estate belonging to the above law provided. 709 Main St. .One acre or little less, Call 274- Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk 1 Watertown estates, as per application on file WANTED TO BUY; Hummtls, 5232. more fully appears, The fiduciary Is: Expert watch repairing guaran- Depression Glass, baskets, old IT IS ORDERED THAT: Said Rose S, Perrella teed workmanship. furniture - oak, walnut, 76 GMC BLAZER; 4 WD., 350 application be heard and deter- 60 Williamson Circle mahogany & wicker. Also, misc. eng., A.T., P.S./P.B. - $5500. mined at the Court of Probate at Oakville, Conn. MARANATHA items in good cond. Call 574-4954. Call after 5:30 or weekends. 274- TT 5-17-79 CHIMNEY SWEEPS the date, time and place in- 8569. dicated above. Chimneys cleaned WANTED; General office BY ORDER OF THE COURT professionally. Quick-Clean- woman to assist in small office. TWO APTS. FOR RENT; Six Carey R. Geghan NOTICE OF METHOD OF PAY- Efficient service 274-6743 or 573- Send resumes to P.O. Box 298 rooms each, $250 per month. Judge. 1638. _ Watertown. Security deposit, no pets, ref. WENT FOR FAMILIES NOTE; This notice is sent to WITH DEPENDENT Call 274-8409 or 274-9017 after 3 you because your interests in this CONNECTICUT SEWING FOR SALE by owner, two-family p.m. Utilities not included. CHILDREN IN THE HOME MACHINE, Kepairs, all makes. house, Oakvllle.'Five rooms up & matter will be affected by the The Town of Watertown agrees Call 574-7781. " Court's decision. If you wish to down. Convenient location, Call THE TOWN OF WATERTOWN to implement the State of Con- 274-6821, be heard or seek further informa- necticut Department of Social DRESSMAKING and alterations. is accepting applications for two tion, you should appear at the Services Method No. 3 (Each Call 274-5076 after 12:30 noon. part-time Operator-Dispatchers time and place set for hearing; family budget will reflect the full Pick up delivery. SPIOTTI MUSIC SCHOOL in the Communications. Dept. otherwise it will not be necessary standard for food, personal in- 10 Acre Mall - Straits Tpke. Applicants must be able to work for you to appear. cidentals and household supplies PROFESSIONAL PAINTER 274-1556 - 8794433 two nights each week and be TT 5-17-79 based on family size), on or interior-exterioir. Also Lessons on all instruments. available to fill in on other shifts before July 1, 1979. The Town of wallpapering. Call 274-6107. when needed. Apply at Town Watertown further agrees to lm- CARPENTRY, MASON ceramic Managers Office, 424 Main Street plement this method for a twelve RADIATOR'S~REPA1RED tile work, Reasonable. Building, Watertown, Ct. Monday through State of Connecticut Court of Probate month period, commencing no Recored — New Completes repairing. Free estimates. Call Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op- later than July 1,1979 and agrees Transmission Repairs A-Z Gar- Nick Apicela, 274-8397, 274-5597. portunity employer, District of Watertown NOTICE TO CREDITORS to apply this method uniformly to age k Radiator Shop Zoar Ave all families with dependent Oakville, 274-4968. JUST ARRIVED AT Chintz: (N MOVING; Giant tag sale, Estate of PAULINE SCHEBETUN. children within the Town of Prints of Newtown, an enormous household items, furniture, Watertown. UNIFORM BOUTIQUE number of Decorator Slipcovers, clothes, jewelry. Great things for The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, specializing in all professional Drapery & Unpholstery fabrics starting out on your own. Sat. Judge, of the Court of Probate Dated at Watertown, Connec- uniforms and shoes. 1616 Water- at enormous savings. S. Main St. May 19, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 167 Con- District of Watertown, at a hear- ticut this 17th day of May, 1979. town Ave., Waterbury, Phone (Route 25) Newtown, Conn. cord Drive., Watertown follow ing held on May 10, 1979 ordered James Troup, 573-9898. sips. Rain or shine. that all claims must be presented Town Manager TRAILER HITCHES - Over 2,- to the fiduciary on or before Town Welfare Official APPLIANCE SERVICE Repairs 000 Class I, II & III, for all cars k TAG SALE; Sat., May 19,8 a.m.- TT 5-17-79 on washers, dryers k trucks. Fast installation or save. 4 p.m., Bikes, sports equip., toys refrigerators. Call 274-4654. Cash & Carry. and toy furniture jnuch more. Ray Brown Ford's - Montambault Auto Supply 1620 Guernseytown Road, Water- Community Calendar REAL ESTATE 1678 Thomaston Avenue town. Don't Forgot Little League Dance ' ASSOCIATES NEEDED Waterbury, Ct. 756-7026 ORGAN; Wurlitzer Funmaker, Mgy 19 1979 The Greene Agency, Inc., seeks # MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT with bench and built-in tape sales associates for its growing player. Call 274-6322. QWYAA Night At The Roces office. Offer high earnings oppor- for children's shows. Call Mr Miracle at 274-6115. June 2, 1979 tunity - up to 78% of total com- MULTI-FAMILY neighborhood mission. Call Dick Greene for DON'T BREAK your back! Have Tag Sale, Furn., Depression . Swift lagles -S Wins, 3 Losses To Date confidential Interview, 273-2468. glass, clothes (adults & child) your garden rototilled, 78 MOfSTI CARLO LANDAU Reasonable rates. Call after 5'30 skis, toys, jewelry-too much 2 dr., 6 cyl., air, Jennifer Blue, Whits 76 THUNDERIIRD 2 dr. MARLENE'S INTERIORS 274-8173. more to mention. Fit, Sat. & H vinyl tip, 15,000 mi. Simply 41,000 mi,. Baby blue, dark blue vinyl Slipcovers and draperies custom Sun., May 18-19-20. 9-6, 132 Wood gorgMUi! top, blue cashmere Interior, air (end., fitted and installed. Shop at home Park Dr,, Win. Follow signs many eitms. ERNIE'S AUTO BODY WORK 78 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME service. Your fabric or mine. 755- from Main St., -1 mile. 2 dr. Hardtop, Cstten white, beige 3267. One of the most complete equip- 76 LTD 2 door $Uf 5 ment Paint & Body Shops in LAWNS MOWED, reasonable, vinyl lap, matching beige interior, Antique cream, 351 ¥4 outs., PS, AL'S SHARPENING SERVICE Connecticut. Wheel alignment Taft School k Mlddlebury Rd. 23,000 miles. Stunning. PI, V. reef. AM/FM UtrM, top* Circular saws, scissors, garden and Balancing. area. Call 274-2256 or 274-8926 af- 78 FORD FAIRMONT 4 dr. player, no air lend, for that* of you tools, etc. Leave them, at Recce's 141 Meriden Road ter 4 p.m. 21,000 ml. Tan, 6 cyl., auto, PS, sir who do net desira air (end, Barber Shop, 705 Main St., Waterbury cond. 71 MERC MONARCH 4 dr, 76 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 Watertown. BOY'S BIKES; 2 Free Spirit 10 Meditarrontffln Blue, Dark KM, H LOOKING TO BUY old clocks spds, 24", $65; 26"-$75. Both good Candy opple red. 4 cyl. air fond,, low and pocket watches, broken miltj. v/rcof, matching blue vinyl luxury in- DOG GROOMING, all breeds. condition. Also, one 3 spd. ladies terior, PS, Pi, AC, AT, AM/FM cases and movements, or will 78 FORD GRANADA $4595 Trim for pet or show. Pick up and English racer best offer; Gas ttifee, tapa, roily wheels, pewer repair a clock in exchange for 6 cyl., outs, PS, PI, air tend. ||M, delivery. Weekdays, 264-6084. dryer, kitchen set, misc. items. iMti & windows, any of the above items. Call Phil Call 274-2256 after 4 p.m. 71 FORD FIESTA WAS I4WJ NOW I4J2S Dunn anytime, 274-1932. (Continued on Page 16) 4 cyl,, 4 ipd., whiti LANDSCAPING & DESIGN, 71 MERCURY COUGAR 74 MALI1U 4 dr SJSfS Trees & brush cut. Lawn k gar- CALL 2 dr. Dark list, 4,000 mtm, 1 ewner, AC, Fully rsconditiontd. den care. Cellars k attics LOYAL'S LOCKSMITHING 71 CAPRICE CLASSIC 76 PUS. FURY WAGON $2fff cleaned. Light trucking. Any odd Anything to do with locks. Medium HIM, 15,000 ml, VI, AT, PS, PB, AC, i pass., mM M'I job, 274-5061. State of Connecticut mileage, all redfllf, spars ntvtr Phone 2744831 Court of Probate 71 IRONCO RANGER XLT Call me, 24-hour service 4 §pd, Burni ref, gu. 23,000 mi, down. Absolutely gorgeous. NATIONAL BABY PRODUCTS District of Watertown NOTICE TO CREDITORS lock-out hubs. 74 DODGE WINDOW VAN $Sffi "Wonda-Chair" for sale. Original 2 GORGEOUS 77 LTD COUNTRY M ton. 5 pan, Tan, 1 owiwr, air, AM* $450 value. Best offer. 274-9070. AVON Estate of JOSEPHINE M, A GREAT DOOR DeSBNA SQUIRES FM. Perfect fer camping, The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, 1 White, 1 Dsii M,. 75 CADILLAC COUPE DtViili VEGETABLE and flower plants OPENER 77 IUICK CENTURY for sale. Reasonable, Week Neighbors will welcome you Judge, of the Court of Probate Cinnamon rtd, 45,000 mi., Leaded 4 dr. plfbrd hardtop, blw, AT, PS, nights after 5 p.m. and all day when you sell Avon, America's District of Watertown, at a hear- w/aosdi*t. Can't fM them with this ing held on May 10,1979, ordered PB, AC, Absolutely goroeooj. lew mUtsgtl Sat. & Sun., 165 Greenwood St., most popular cosmetics. For WAS$4Mf NADAS45M Watertown. details, call 748-5189. that all claims must be presented 75 FORD {LITE to the fiduciary on or before 77 OLDS CUTLASS SALON Preletvpe ef the 7f Mird AT, PS, August 17,1979 or be barred as by T-Top, Jet Black M Slack, Leadai PI, AC, v/roof, 1 swflfr, S«ld by uj MASON WORK, landscaping, DRAM DECORATING 77 THUMDERBIRD $5359 Painting k Paper Hanging law provided. new. Taken in trad*. Medium — light trucking and tree work. Call 2 dr. Silver metoilit, AM/FM tape, 2744992. 274-5120 Kathleen B, Navin green metallic, dark grten w/rwf. Clerk wire whteli, AC, V. reef 4 mart. SS4N NADA PRICE $M50 FOR SALE; High quality recon- WATERBURY LA LECHE The fiduciary is* ditioned BftW and color TV's LEAGUE Tag Sale, May 19, 10 Joseph A. DeSena RAY BROWN F-O-bD with 90-day limited warranty, A.M. - 5 P.M. Held at Panilaitis 123 Stoddard Road puhamel Electronics, 408 Farm, Bunker Hill Rd., Water- Waterbury, Conn. 06708 MAIN ST., WATCRTOWN Buckingham St.* 274-1974. town. TT 5-17-79 Page Property16 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn.) the, May 17Watertown, 1979| Historical Society Portrait- "r Write the Songs" Principal of leaving Germany, but an inci- TWO. RUGS FOR SALE, Nylon 1972 BMW Bavaria, anthracite and "Mandy;" " Hungarian dent at the border when she tried grey, 100,000 miles. Body and (Continued Prom Page 1) Dance No.W\ a Broadway spec- sculptured, avacado. Sizei8'4" X to take her daughter on a vaca-" fl'6";. 9'10. ... " X 18'9",, were used in engine in'excellent condition. an area paper last week discus- tacular of selections from tlon to Italy upset her enough to sion on removng Mr, Williamswatertownhistoricalsociety.org"Chorus Line," "Fiddler on the living and dining room, very good Needs shocks, $2,500 Call 274-1888 turn her eyes westward, condition. $40 each. Call 274-2197, after 5 p.m. was unofficially talked about in Roof," "Annie," "Hello Dolly," Fortunately, she1 and Julia three closed sessions stretching and "Mame"; "Rhapsody in were not without, connections CAPE CODj Summer rental- ASSEMBLEBSWIRERS, open- back to November, However, Blue"; "Washington Post They had met the Arthur H. both Dr. King and Chairwoman March"; and the "Stars and West Yarmouth area, 3 bedroom ings for reliable individuals in 1 Johnsons, Black Rock Road, house, clean, well-equipped and light assembly and wirings. Day Virginia Slavin have denied the Stripes Forever' by Sousa, before through Elena's uncle, a matter had been discussed. furnished, Convenient location. shift, full-time only. Apply in per- A grand finale will be. a com- former senator in the Rumanian son, 30 Echo Lake Rd,, Wtn.- bined selection by choir and band Minutes from Seagull Beach, "Your credibility as leaders of Liberal Party who spent 16 years Walking distance to stores and Hgminway Bartlett Building, the Watertown education system performing "The Battle Hymn of in prison. In fact, the Maltopols the Republic" by Wilhousky. rest, Avail, month of July or has been destroyed," proclaimed had shared a few holidays in weekly. Call 274-4436, ADULT CO-ED YOGA instruc- William Scully Monday, who The WHS majorettes and color Watertown with the Johnsons tions, starting Monday evening called for the resignation of both, guard also will be featured at the previously. May 21, For more information He lambasted the officials for concert. Jeff Gabrls will do a PAINTING-Interior and ex- "I'm very happy with the peo- terior, quality workmanship at please call 274-8643 or 755-2709. "Watergate tactics," and added marimba solo with accompanist ple I've met," beamed Elena, their attempt "to stonewall has Bobby Naughton. guaranteed low rates. Call "Everybody in this office is help- anytime, 274-6629. TAG SALE-Sat. May 19, noon-6, backfired." Tickets will be available at the ing me, and they're quite nice to air hockey game, clothing, plant Two,other residents also door for both nights. me." FOR SALE BY OWNER: Col, stands, chairs and misc. 184 suggested the educators resign. Particularly Mrs, Helen Cape Watertown, on approx. 1 Honey Hill Rd,, Wtn, follow signs Most of the speakers supporting Annex Employee Lukowski from the building in- acre, private and exclusive coun- from Litchfleld Rd. Mr. Williams had their remarks (Continued From Page 1) spector's office, who has been "a try atmosphere. Seven rooms, Ig. followed by applause. great teacher," she added, Hv, rm/fp, eat-in kit/bit, in rng. During the KIRCO Mr.; Taylor polled the Board Elena is "very proud" of her ov., d.w., pan. fam. rm., 3 bdrms, members as to what actually Czechoslovakian uprising, all the 1% baths, full base. att. 2 car gar SERVICENTEB staff worked 20 hours a day, daughter in Mrs, McColgan's' 1483 Thomaston Ave. happened at the meetings. Two class at South, perhaps the only /full loft. Cent, vac, OHA heat, Democrats — Robert Kaminski "eating and sleeping In the new- (formerly location of one who can speak both English well water. Easy access to Rt's Uncle George's Trading Post) and Joseph Gugliotti — con- sroom" so not to miss what was 8 &. 1-84. Walk to golf course & happening. and German! The Maltopols have SMALL APPLIANCE curred with their party colleague an' apartment in Oakville, but rec.-School bus at door. Call 274- Mr. Russo that Mr. Williams was She recalled her husband Radu, & VACUUM CLEANER Elena said she hopes to move REPAIRING, PARTS & bandied about. Republican from whom she is separated, ran soon to a better one. Edward Thompson said the prin- "one of the best music SALES Accustomed to using buses and THREE-FAMILY TAG SALE: cipal's removal was not dis- programs" in Europe, and RFE Sat., May 19 only, 9am-5pm. cussed, while other members was forceful in getting out news trains for getting about, Elena 753-7458 nevertheless concedes she would Many old and new items. Three refused to confirm or deny, citing over the airwaves that was cen- Mile Hill Rd,, Mlddlebury. it was not ethical or proper to br- sored in Communist papers. like to get a car of her own to Small Appliances, Vacuum travel back and forth to her An- ing executive sessions up for Feedback to the station arrived PASTURE, for one or more Cleaners & Microwave Qwsns open debate. in amusing fashion, Rumanian nex job, That would be a nice horses, Lots of grass and water. Sales, Parts & Repairs children, for instance, would step upwards for the Rumanian Call 274-1338. Dr. King again reiterated his lady who has called Watertown claims the Williams matter was write out their news and tales home for eight months, not discussed, and denounced the and hand their letters over to FOUR-ROOM APT,, appliances accusations of "lying" and "con- American, German, or French And it sure beats hiding in one or two adults, no pets, Sec. ducting a witch hunt," tourists, who were asked to mail small crates in the back of and references. Available on or APPLIANCE He said he has been "attacked them to RFE from Rome, Paris, trucks. about June 1, Call 274-1338. by a series of vicious amd or whatever great city they went malicious letters" to the editor in to. CLASSIFIED LOST, orange~anrwhit7striped the press, has had minor damage Fluent in Rumanian, French, male cat, vicinity of Baldwin 201 Miin It,. Oakviiii 2744451 done to his property, and has English, German, and "a little School. Lost about May 10 Optn Dally, 108 been disturbed by "nuisance" Italian," Elena never personally answers to Tigger, Call 274-1868' S«t 9-1 CLOSED MONDAY telephone calls. WANTED: Lawnmowers and broadcast any news over RFE, riding lawnmowers, running or "To those of you who are sup- and was afraid to write any not. I will pick-up, 274-8379, porters of Bill Williams, I say programs, "although I would enough is enough, and let's get on have liked to." She stayed with AMODEO'S LAWNS MOWED; Mower Town and Country Market • 758-1761 with educating the children," Dr. the station five years. provided Call 274-9798. King stated. During the next six, she Straits Tumplks, Rtt. 63, Middlebury, Cf, During the meeting, Mrs. married, and raised her daughter COLLEGE PAINTING, Three WilKlY SPECIALS MAY l6th-2Oth Slavin said the only time the prin- Julia Joan, 7, a student at South yrs. Exp. References, Call 274- cipal controversy was brought up School. But she kept close con- 2225 anytime, 274-2283 after 8 in an executive session was on tact with "everything that was p.m. C-CUT PORK CHOPS $1.99 Ib, April 25. It was "a frank and going on," and returned to RFE RIB IND PORK ROAST honest discussion," she said, $1,39 Ib, for 18 months before coming to FRIENDLY, young female dog, LOIN IND PORK ROAST with Mr. Williams, his attorney, America in September, 1978. white" Shepherd mix, needs a $1,49 ib. and three other principals in at- Elena never had any intentions good home. Call 274-2370. BONELESS PORK ROAST $2.19 ib. tendance. pocooeooaoooooopcooooco She labeled the accusations HAM CAPPY against the education officials IVA MAE'S YARNS M.O9 Kl "unfair." MOTHER GOOSI LIVERWURST 12,09 Ib. Although a majority of the peo- HERITAGE VILLAGE B.C. SALAMI ple Monday sided against the lb Board Judging from the applause SOUTHBURY, CONN. .8.6Sun,?-T*^ - the various speakers got, the of- 264-4838 Uei DAILY COMPLITi LINE OF GROCERIES ficials did have a small band of lltt m^mlU, hr Imstmititd nnn. backers. One was David Poirier, Come and see our new , who spoke in favor of Dr. King and Mrs. Slavin and said they Spring & Summer Line, "are doing a fine job." Rugs * Crewel Spring Concert • Needlepoint * Yarns Iva Mae & Dick Dunbar (Continued From Page 1) spirituals, "Soon-Ah Will Be Done" and "Every Time I Feel the Spirit." The next section will be a tribute to Barry Manilow and his hits "Bandstand Boogie " iiiii "Even Now," "Can't Smile now Without ' You," and "Copacabana." • James Battelli will perform a m piano solo entitled "Rachmaninoff Prelude." Ac- companists are Joann Bavone Beth Wheeler, Janet Murphy, Kim Gyurlcsko, Holly Gyuricsko, and Mr. Battelli. Soloists are Miss Bavone, Bill Greider Kelley Lynch, Paul Bernetsky,' 1. Our prices are competitive, Ray Santoli, and Lisa Krady. 2. We have Ugh quality tires, The second half of the program will belong to the Concert Band, 3. We carry a full selection. performing "Le Sabre March", 4. We offer easy credit terms, '^Aid"; a Lennon-McCartney 5. See Frank or Larry Today '$ CJuu-ge it and pay monthly on your MobU Credit Card, We also honor RIPASR SERVICE Master Charge, Bank Americard, and Spring Carte Blanche, NOW ONLY Housecleaning'lI ARMAND'S FUEL CO, lilNliii Have your power mowers overhauled or repaired early. 131 Davis St., Oakvilte 8#7 Merid^i Road, Wotafbur* Cf. CALL 274-2538 Mon.-Fri. 7 A.M.-5 P.M. Maria. 754-7459 Uy Sat. 7 A.M. -1 P.M.