Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org TFown tftmes Timely Coverage Of News In The Fastest Growing Community In Litchfield County Vol. 37 No. 35 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE '10,00 PER YEAR September 2,1982 Remember.., We 9ve Moved! A reminder... The Town Times has relocated its offices to the Ca- Party Primaries For poni Professional Building, 1192 Main St., located be- tween the Ouiikin' Domits and Westbury Ford. The of- flees are on the second floor of the building, with access gained by going up the wooden ramp in the rear. Free State And National parking is available in the back lot. The phone numbers have remained the same at 274- 6721 and 274.«722, as have the mailing addresses--P.O, Box 1, Watertown and P.O. Box 53, Oakville, Offices On Tuesday High School Home Rooms Democrats and Republicans will vote Tuesday, Sept. 7, in election primaries to determine Announced For First Day who will go on to represent the The homhnmfei roomronm lictinrlistingr fnfor thuthe Boon m »i<221n , Mrsm« . Schuyler« , . ," Ja• - parties in the November show- 1982=83 school year at Water- covino, Shannon to Lanaro, downs. town High School has been an- Michael; Room 250, Mrs. Bren- According to the latest local nounced by Principal William P, r nan, LaPorte, Michelle to Mas- voter printout, 3,474 Democrats Williams. simino, Linda; Room 252, Mr. and 2,970 Republicans in Wa- Classes at WHS begin Wed- PuBois, Matkin, William to Pa- tertown and Oakvijle are eligi- nesday, Sept. 8, from 7:50 a.m. lomba, William; Room 253, ble to cast ballots from 12 noon to to 2:10 p.m. Mr. Judd, Panasci, Lia to Sam- 8 p.m. Tuesday. The assignments are as fol- uels, John; Room 254, Mr. San- Polling stations in the 68th lows: tucci, Sannizzaro, Peter to House District are at Heminway Seniors Thompson, Kandace; and Room Park (69-01), Judson (68-02), Room 12, Mrs. Krantz, Aek- 255, Mr. Calvin, Thrall, Robert and Swift Junior High (68.03) erman, Chris to Bonuomo, to Zaza, Maria. schools. Polk.School (76-04) is Bryan; Room 13, Mr. Malloy, Sophomores the lone station in the 76th Boucher, William to Cocca, Room 127, Mr, Belfiore, Ack- House District, Judith; Room 14, Miss Leonard, er, Michael to Bouwmeeter, William J. Butterly, Jr., an Collier, Troy to Dwyer, Robert; Brenda; Room 128, Mrs. Dowd, Oakville realtor and former Room 104. Mr. Zeboula, Dyer, Bovat, Peter to Conant, Paul; chairman of the Town Council, Amy to Graboski, Diana; Room Room 129, Mr. Hoffman, Con- is the only candidate from the 105, Mr. Post, Grechika, Glenn tois, Barbara to Dowd, Sarah; THE EXTERIOR ADDITION to the Falls Avenue senior center is community involved in a pri- to Keers, Nancy; Room 150, Mr. Room 160, Mrs. Post, Dunn, surveyed by little Michael Palleria, 6, lower right, who has often mary. He will seek the Demo- Varno, Kelly, Katherlne to Lut- Valerie to Greenlee, Sheryl; wheeled around to the site to watch the construction In progress. crat nod for 76th District repre- kus, Daniel; Room 151, Mr. Fix, Room 202, Mr. Fontaine, Green- Funding for the work was secured through a federal grant. Activities sentation. MaeSweeney, Thomas to Mor- wood, Mark to Innes, Kim- at the Oakville Center have been continuing throughout the expan- Mr. Butterly is being opposed ton, David; Room 152, Mr. Sla- Room 203, Miss LaPlamme, sion period. (Valuckas Photo) by the Rev, Robert Allensworth son, Morton, Virginia to Per- Jacovino, Jackie to Lewton, Re- of Thomaston, and Peter Te- kins, Lisa; Room 153, Mr. La- becca; Room 204, Miss Massi- treault of Plymouth. The 76th rose, Perrin, Beth to Saunders, mo, Le Bel, MaryAnn to Marti, encompasses all or parts of those Pamela; Room 154, Mr, Rome- Jack; Room 205, Mrs. Schan- Polk Voting District In two communities, plus the east- gialli, Scheiner, Tammy to Ven- bflcher, Marti, Kenneth to Mus- ern halves of Watertown and tura, Cheryl; and Room 155, Mr, 58, Kurt; Room 206, Mr. Char- New 76th Assembly Area Oakville. Myjak, Vetre, Kevin to Zukaus- pentler, Musselman, Scott to kas, Linda. The party did not make an Paternostro, Patrick; Room 207, The large Polk School voting nue. Sunny Lane, Sylvan Lake endorsement, although Mr. Juniors Mrs. Banik, Pedane, Mathew to district, now In the 76th General Road, Tarbell Avenue, Vittorio Butterly was supported by^ the Room 211, Miss Zwyncr, Aitehe- Rosa, John; Room 208, Mr. Gra- Assembly area with Thomaston Street, Winthrop Street, the Watertown Democrat Town son, William to Blake, Cather- dy, Rossignol, Steven to Spag- and parts of Plymouth, has un- Woodview Apartments, and Zoar Committee. ine; Room 212, Miss Fatnode, noletti, Joseph; Room 209, Mrs. dergone the most drastic chan- Avenue. The winner will meet either ges of the community's four dis- Blanner, Ted to Bugnacki, Ray- Brown, Steele, Robert to Wai- Streets with only some resi- Thomaston attorney Kie Westby, mond; Room 215, Mr. Pelosi, dron, Wayne; and Room 210, tricts for the upcoming primaries who received the GOP 76th en- and elections. dents voting at Polk are as fol- Burke, John to Cozzolino, Ro- Miss Genung, Walsh, Kelly to lows; Bamford Avenue, odd dorsement, or his challenger, bert; Room 216, Mrs, Thompson, Sukauskas, Karen. Democrat Registrar of Voters numbers only; Beardsley Ave- Plymouth engineer Timothy Crean, Mary to Dostaler, Kyle; Freshmen Walter LeMay indicated an inor- nue, even numbers only; Buck- Vellrath, who decided to pri- Room 218, Mr. M'Sadoques, dinate number of cards had to be ingham Street, from Main Street mary for the nod. Downey, Mark to Froese, Chris- Room 106, Mrs. Corvello, mailed out to voters in the Polk Aureli, Jeffrey to Buckingha, Ro- to Rte. 262, and even numbers A three-way race is on for the topher; Room 219, Mr. Zoni, area advising them of their right- only from Rte. 262 to Thomaston 6th Congressional District Demo- Fusco, Mark to Jacovino, David; bert; Room 108, Mr. Riley, ful polling stations following last (Continued on page 20) Road (changed from Swift and crat candidacy. Watertown year's reapportionment. Judson districts); Butternut Democrats endorsed Farmington Voters with questions can con- Lane, even numbers only; Davis State Sen. William Curry, Jr., Schools Begin New Year tact Mr. LeMay or GOP Regis- Street, odd numbers only from (Continued on page 20) trar Alice Madeux, or the town No. 7 to No. 217 (changed from clerk's office, for more informa- Swift); and Echo Lake Road Nos. With Classes Wednesday tion. 600, 690, 720, and from No. 777 Free Cheese To The new school year for Wa- schools, St. John's and St. Mary - Streets remaining in the Polk to the end (No. 1490). tertown and Oakville students Magdalen, will have single ses- district as before with no Also: Fern Hill Road, even Town Eligible begins Wednesday, Sept. 8, with sions the first day. changes are as follows: Aldorisio a full session of classes in the pu- Several school bus routes have numbers only (changed from Street, Augusta Street, Ball Judson); French Street, except Next Wednesday blic schools. Lunches will be been revised this year, according Farm Road, Bangor Street, served the first day. even numbers from No. 444 to The Salvation Army has an- to Richard Huot, school depart- Booth Avenue, Burnham Street, nounced it again will distribute Cafeteria meals will cost $1 at ment business manager. Pa- No. 630 (to Swift); Linkfield Camp Street, Carson Avenue, Road (changed from Judson), ex- cheese through the Federal Food Watertown High and Swift Jun- tience is being asked of the par- Carter Street, Charlotte Street, Program Wednesday, Sept. 8, at ior High Schools, and 85 cents at ents for a week to 10 days until cept No. 54 only, to Heminway Clyde Street, Cobb Street, Cot- Park; Litchfield Road, all even 2 p.m. at the United Methodist the elementary schools. the bus drivers become familiar tage Place, Cummings Avenue, Church, 305 Main St. with the routes. numbers above No, 898 to the About 3,330 students were and Dalton Street. end (changed from Judson); Distribution will be made from registered into the public school A schedule of the routes ap- Also: DiNunzio Road, Eaton Main Street in Oakville, both the mobile canteen in the park- system last week, a decline of 3.7 pears elsewhere in this issue of Street, Eddy Street, Edgewood sides below Davis Street to ing lot, percent from the number ending the Town Times. The routes list- Avenue, Eustis Street, Fiume Waterbury line; Northfield Road, Watertown and Oakville resi- the preceding year. ed are fdr the morning runs only, Street, Frost Bridge Road, Gari- all above Fern Hill Road (chan- dents eligible for the free distri- but the afternoon runs are by the baldi Street, Gorham Street, ged from Judson); Nova Scotia bution are the following: senior Hours for the local schools same buses, with one exception Hadley Street, Heath Street, are as follows: high school, Hill Road, all above Buckingham citizens, welfare recipients, per- for the high school, in near re- Henry Street, Houlton Street, Ice Street (changed from Judson); sons receiving unemployment 7:50 a.m. to 2:10 p.m.; Swift, 8 verse order. House Road, Jenks Street, Mon- a.m. to 2:38 p.m.; Heminway Riverside Street, even numbers compensation, food stamps, in- Also listed in the Town Times roe Street, Morin Street, Nlcollis only Nos. 110, 126, and 134 come supplements, or Social Se- Park, 8:30 a.m. to 2:40 p.m.; is the school policy on free or re- Street, and Nilsen Avenue. Polk, 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Bald- (others to Swift); Slade Avenue, curity disability payments. duced price meals, or free milk Also: Norway Street, Orient odd numbers only (evens to win, Judson, Griffin, and St. served to eligible students un- Those wishing to receive John's, 9 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.; and Street, Orlando Street, Parkman Swift); and Tucker Avenue, even cheese should bring proper iden- der the National School Lunch, Street, Paxton Street, Pleasant numbers only (odds to Swift). St. Mary Magdalen, 8 a.m. to School Breakfast, and Commodi- tification. The parking lot should 2:38p,m. View Street, Portland Street, Streets coming into the Polk be entered from the Main Street ty School Programs, or the Spe- Ripiey Street, Shelter Hill Ave- The parochial elementary cial Milk Program. access way, and left via Grove nue, Slade Street, Stanley Ave- (Continued on page 20) Hill towards the back. Page 2 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,1982 Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyMarch 24, The Watertown Land Trust will join the club in Garden Club Fall Programpresenting George Malia, Dis- AL'S MARKET triet Manager of the Litchfield To Open With Lecture County Soil and Water Conserva- 254 Falls watertownhistoricalsociety.orgAvenue tion District, His subject will be Mrs, Joseph Gallagher will ture entitled "Monet's Oar- Municipal and Private Sector Oakvllle 274-3419 serve as President of the Water- dens" by Ivan MacDonald, lee- Role' in Community Resource town Garden Ciub for the 1982 turer, photographer and world Planning. The open meeting will year. traveler, on Thursday, Sept. 9, be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Swift "ATTINTION Other officers are: Mrs. Carl at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congre- Junior High auditorium, Richmond, vlee-presidenti Mrs, gational Church, April 14, David L. Francis, of SENIORS" Donald Seymour, secretary; Mr. MacDonald takes his audi- Farmington, presents "A Study Mrs, Robert Seymour, treasurer; ence on a tour through the gar- of Bird Behavior." and SHUT-INS Mrs. Richard Church, Miss Ani- dens which the French impres- And May 12, the annual ta Dorl, Mrs, Robert Vance and sionist painter, Claude Monet, meeting, luncheon and election Mrs, Robert Wookey, executive spent the last 43 years of his of officers. board. life growing and painting, By We now offer free delivery service Committee chairmen are; Mrs. virtue of the slides It's possible James Christie, beautification; to see the flowers in close-up, to the Watertown-Oakvllie area Mrs, John Hurst, birds; Mrs. visit Monet's home and see its 3 Candidates James Christie, civic develop- decor and furnishings; survey his Thursday, Friday and Saturday ment; Mrs, Robert Seymour, paintings juxtaposed with the Appearing For afternoons conservation; Mrs, Robert Woo- actual garden he immortalized. Woodbury Dems, 00 key, historian; Mrs, Richard The lecture Is open to the pub- if5. Minimum Order Church, horticulture and hos- He. Three area candidates will be Call 274-3419 pitality; Mrs, Robert Vance, The Watertown Garden Club nominating; Miss Anita Dori, appearing Friday, Sept, 10, in meets at the Watertown Li- Woodbury for a Democrat cam- program; Mrs, Austine Os- brary the second Thursday of Open 7Day$—8a,m,-8p.m. monde, publicity and scholar* paign kickoff to the 1982 elec- every month, except January, tion. ship; Mrs. Vance, telephone; February, July and August, and Mrs, Lyman Burke, ways A business meeting at 1 p.m. The public is invited to meet and means. precedes the program at 2. Patricia "Jane" Pierson, of Woodbury, 68th House District The Watertown The club will open its fall sche- Other programs scheduled for dule with an audio-visual lee- candidate; Robert Allen, of the j»ear are as follows: Southbury, 32nd State Senatorial October 14, Pat Pavlick. of District candidate; and Arty, school of dance Floral Creations, New Milford, IF John Afflbrozaitis, Woodbury announces its with a workshop on dried flower judge of probate hopeful. arrangements, at the home of p WHAT YOU Mrs, James Christie, 10 a.m. The event will be from 6 to 8 FALLSiMESTIR 82 I October 21, sale of dried p.m. in the community house on Mountain Road, near the Wood- Registration Dates: WANT IS-A flower arrangements at Pik- Kwik, Straits Tpke,, 9:30 a.m. to bury Post Office. Hors d'oeuvres • Thurs.Aug.26 6:00-8:00 5 p.m. will be served, and refreshments SALE - CALL •will be available. Frl.Aug.27 6:00.8:00 November 11, Harry Childs, [ Thura, Sept. 2 Horticulturist, of Cheshire, The Woodbury Democrat 8:00.8:00 US TODAY Town Committee is sponsoring fFri.Stpt.3 6:00-8:00 "House Plants and Their Care," Mr. Childs will bring house the kickoff. AH area residents are ^Thurs.Sept.9 6:00-8:00 "WE WANT plants for sale. invited to ask the candidates >Fri.Sept.1O 6:00-8:00 December 9, holiday decora- questions in an informal atmos- YOUR tions workshop. phere. 'Classical Ballet BUSINESS" • Pre-School Dance • Jazz Schslinhlpiitillabtilor milt iludtnli tit 11 ,,i. old *«•* Clmurst ALL EXTERIOR pfogfimififd iq dfiritop phytkil t'Kt, joy «( n-o,,mfn| ,nrt tyllu,,! mnui Cii!27*0W §23 Main St. HOUSE , 4ia,73M (unil«rCoynlryCln#mi) (or rcgiilulion lppoinlmcnl Watertown, Conn, PAINT arci STAIN 274-9915 58 WOODRUFF AViNUi $4.00 OFF reg, price DEMOCRATS NOWTHRUSEPT.11

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tQ Slaot Specials Good Till Sept. 10,1982 WITH THIS AD! , Butterly. Jr., Maryann Rosa, Treat, Hours: Tues. & Wed. i-l.Thurs. 9-6, Fri. 8-7, Sat, 7:30-3. Closed Mon. Property of the Watertown Historical Society Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,1982 Page 3 new ballet choreographed by Donna Bonasera, also will be Correction William Coty. Town Times re- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgperformed. The correct spelling of the grets the error. The public is invited to attend Wolffs, Inc. president appear- the performance, free of charge. ing in the Aug. 26 Spotlight ad- Tact allows a person to change 'Nutcracker'Auditions vertisement is William Cote, not the subject but not his mind. Sharon Dante, company artis- tic director, has announced audi- tions for Nutmeg's annual pres- entation of "The Nutcracker" are open to the public. All per- sons trained in classical ballet are eligible to audition for roles which require beginner through PLUMBING & HEATING INC, advanced levels of training. Auditions in Watertown take • REMODELING • RENOVATIONS • place Saturday, Sept. 11, at the Watertown School of Dance, 523 • NEW INSTALLATIONS • Main St. Dancers ages 8 to 12 Our Rales Are Reasonable, Our Service Exceptional should arrive at the studio for warm-up at 2 p.m.i auditions last PKTKR MARTIN • 274-0644 • GARY REBERS until 4 p.m. Adult actors and dancers were WATERTOWN ROTARY CLUB Scholarship winner Joseph M, slated for auditions Sept. 8 in Bavone, left, son of Vincenzo Bavone, 32 Flume St., Oakvllle, re- Torrington. Upcoming schedules ceived his $750 award recently from Rotary President Peter Dahlin. can be obtained by contacting Mr, Bavone will be entering the University of Chicago this fall, the company at 482-4413. majoring in biology. (Rotary Photo) Alternating Sunday rehearsals H.D.SEGUR, INC. begin Sept. 19. Dancers unable Auto, Homeowners, to attend all scheduled rehear- All Insurance Needs Ballet Company A dive sals should not audition for a role Including Life & In "The Nutcracker." Financial Services. The Nutmeg Ballet Company corps de ballet with music by The production will be held in will perform Saturday, Sept. 11, Grieg.1 Torrington Nov. 19-21, and in GROUP AND BUSINESS at 8 p.m. on The Green in Water- The pas de deux from "Cor- Killingly Dec. 4. Call Charlene INSURANCE A SPECIALTY bury during the annual Water- saire" will be performed by Don- Donaghy, production coordina- 756-7933 bury Arts Festival. na Muschell and John Blugokln- tor, for more information. The program will feature the ski. Victoria Mazzarelll and Mr. VFW Pasta Supper LauretaZibei! revival of the all-time favorite Dlugokinski will dance the pas de . The VFW Auxiliary 7330, Oak- Jim Mullen "Holberg Suite," which exhibits deux from "Sleeping Beauty." the virtuosity of the company's ville, will have a pasta supper Jos Cunningham 229 W. MAIN ST. "Western Reveries," a lively Tuesday, Sept. 21, from 5 to 7 WATERBURY p.m. at the post home, 85 Davis "shop In friendly comfort" Tickets can be purchased from Watertownr Frances Atwood at 274.0204, or davidson's Litchfield Josephine DePrimio at 274-3702. SHOP We Have Desks Safe Non-Toxic Homeopathic Chairs & Bookcases 15% OFF Remedies An alternatlvi to ovif. thi-eeuntar medication, ALL SKIRTS MONiY.iACK KNOTHOLE QURANTIi UNFlNiSHro FURNITURE IN STOCK Available at: 651 MAIN STREET « WOOLS HEALTH WATERTOWN 274-5012 !** • BLENDS • CORDUROYS 459 Main Si, Watenown 274-3851 Hours: Mon.-Frl. 10-7 Sat. 9-5 • DENIMS OpenMonbo! 9 30 6 Solids and Plaids Main Street Variety & Luncheonette lONE WEEK ONLY In Stock Styles Only Sept. 2-Sept, 8 Watertown • Tuesday - Saturday 9 to 5:30 Litchfield - Monday - Saturday 9 to 5i30 Tuesday, September 7th 318 Main Street, Oakvllle*274-8114 *»#**»^^ We will be expanding our luncheonette JiDouhlecrisp Facilities to offer a large variety Fried Chicken of Grinders and Sandwiches to eat SPECIAL here or to go! Also, Homemade Soup Specials Daily! >#*#####« >»#»»*#»#***»+»###»##»#»»»#»#»»#»»#*»»###»###»#»##» GRAND OPENING SPECIALS!! MARKET • Free Drawing for Toaster Oven 1067 Main St., Watertown (Fill out a card. No purchase necessary) • 50$ Toy Grab Bag for the Kids 21 Pieces Chicken • 250 Coffee (30$ to go) NOW CARRY 2 Pints Salad Tuesday thru Saturday BREAD • Steamed Hot Dogs and 12 Potato Lop Stop in and say "Hi" to Only $12 JO the new owners Jeff and Tom Sturges 2 Pieces Chicken Hours: Monday thru Saturday 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Salad—Moll—Log $1.59 MlnltrvirTity¥Lune^Mnitti Good September 2 to September 8 Your convenient stop for Lottery Tickets, School Supplies, Film Developing and much morel ORDER AHEAD — 274-5408 WE WILL BE CLOSED SEPTEMBER 4,5 & 6 FOR REMODELING. Page 4 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,.1982 Property of the Watertown Historical Societywere the trumpet quarte t of Dar- ren Hogan, Bob Goodwin, Tony Carlson, and Ray Ponohoe, and TOWN TIMES INC. Krista Gensler in the female Publishedwatertownhistoricalsociety.org Weekly snare drum group. Second class postage paid at Watertown, Ct, Miss Gensler also was the reci- Westbury Dnun Corps Tim Hamel, quads; and Susan pient of the Connecticut State Office located in the Capozzi Professional Building, Westbury was awarded the Reeser, individual flag, Championship honor Aug. 7 In 1192 Main Street, Watertown Best Overall Junior Corps trophy Kevin Hamel, snare drum, Durham, All first-place winners For news or information call 274.6721 at a recent firemen's parade in and Patty Peloquin and Robyn now are eligible to compete at Address mall to TOWN TIMES Wjnsted, Byrnes, individual flags (tie), the Northeastern Regional won third places, while Sheryl Box 1, Watertown, or Box 53, Oakville, Ct, The corps took home two tro- Championships Sept. 18 in New phies, 17 gold medals, five sil- Cullins took a fourth place for William E. Simmons, Editor & Publisher York, site to be determined at a ver, and three bronze from the individual flag, later date. Tommy Valuckas, City Editor Massachusetts Fife, Drum, and Westbury placed second in the Second-place medals went to Leslie Fisher, Dolores Semeraro Bugle Association State Compe- Junior Combination Class, the drum quartet of Matt Hudo- and Claudia Pettinicchi tition Aug. 29 at Lake Com- Rehearsals for the WDC re- benko. Lisa Turonis, Pierre Re- Sales Representatives pounce, Westbury went into the sume at Judson School Wed- nuad, and Glen Barth. Notching Franeine Guarino, Office Manager contest as ah out-of-state con- nesday, Sept, 8, from 6:30 to 9 third places were Mike Monte- testant-it is not a member of the p.m. Registration forms are Martha Stammer, David Jessie, Chris Simmons rose, male snare drummer, and association. available for those wishing to Leanne Macklewlcz, female flag, Production Staff The WDC won first places in join. For more information, con- USPS 635-480 Any boy or girl between the overall appearance, and for color tact corps director Michael Kle- ages of 7 to 19 interested in be- ^•••••^••••••••••••••••••D guard, captained by Nicole Beau, ban at 274-4622, coming a member of the O-W . ADVERTISING NOTICE doin. Guard members in the Westbury will march in Mid- corps should contact Director TOWN TIMES will malp t\ rrj tffnrl 10 set Ihal all advertising copy is curmlly prinlfd. competition also included Patty dletown, N.Y. Saturday, Sept, John Gensler at 274-0279, The puhlislu-n, assume mi finani'ial responsibility fur lypugraphical error's in adverllse. Peloquin, Susan Beeser, Tammy 11, time of departure to be an- mulls, hut will f>(adlj reprint, without charge, lhat part of lidvcrtispmciil in which an error Richards, Cathy Seeley, Sherry nounced, IAC Benefits may tic-cur. Regularly M'hi'dtiled udvcrliiiitK may be canceled or corrected within dead- Dippiehofer, Sheryl Cullins, and O-W Drum Corps line limils only. Robyn Byrnes, Six gold medals, four silver, Are Scheduled Majorette Dawn Wheeler tied and two bronze were awarded to The International Alliance for for first place in the majorette members of the Oakville-Water- Children (IAC) will have three Deary's Plaster Craft category. town Drum Corps at the Massa- benefits coming up to aid child- We are expanding into next door to pffer Other first places went to; chusetts Fife, Drum, and Bugle ren in Its program, primarily Michelle Beaudoin and Sharon Association State Competition from the Philippine Islands. you a bigger selection of whiteware, but Reeser, Individual" fifes, un- Aug. 29 at Lake Compounce in The IAC will have its crafts at the same low prices. We will also have breakable tie; Eileen Plllis, Bristol, booth at the Sept. 11-12 Bethle- a new larger classroom. glockenspiel; Tracie Serva, The corp's color guard was hem Fair, Featured will be hand- Stop in to see our varied assortment of Halloween trumpet; James Maggi, glocken- awarded a second-place trophy made decorations, Christmas spiel; Kurt Mussa, quads (four for its marching and maneuver- tree ornaments, and other items and Christmas pieces, ET (painted & unpainted) drums); Eric Johnson, bass ing excellence, most of which were made in the and Annie pieces also available. drum; Eileen Pillis, Debbie After a short compulsory par- Philippines, DeFonce, Kristie Daly, and ade, the competition for in-state The organization also will be 422 Main Street, Oakville m 274.5683 James Maggi, glockenspiel quar- and out-of-stnte corps took place. represented at the Goshen Fair, TUM, 10 to 4 and 8 to 10 • Wed,-Sat, 10 a.m. (o 4 p.m. tet; Dom Falcone, Kevin and Championships were awarded to and the Raymond Garassino fam- 3£S3£SCS3£: Tim Hamel, and Kurt Mussa, in-state corps only, Oakville-Wa- ily, Northfield Road, will sponsor drum quartet; and Nicole Beau- tertown competed in the Junior the annual benefit tag sale at its 274-8675 doin, individual rifle. In-State Combination class. home Saturday, Oct. 2. FREE DILIViRY Second-place awards went to Raelea Rinaldi was awarded a twlrler Janet Reeser; Kristie first-place medal in the female Daly, individual glockenspiel; fife category. Also taking firsts Westbury \m 8c spirit jllpp IMPORTED & DOMESTIC WINES -KEG BEIR Jinn 9 Ohoppe Plumbing Joseph Cincogrono DISCOUNTS ON CASE LOTS- ICE "WEEKEND SPECIAL" MASTERCARD & VISA WELCOME All plumbing repairs Velours 10% Off—Tops and Slacks Corduroy Jackets rei. $4j.« Sale $39," and installation. JAMES M.SHARKEY 73? MAIN STREIT , Acrylic Skirts and Slacks—Qrlg, $18," Reasonable rates. Permittee WATERTOWN, CT 06795 (Navy, black, gray, cmnbtrry) Now $14,99 24-hour service. 274.3791 eves, 81 Main St. or 274-1806 days. 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In our case we do this i column not really so much to 390 Sb. , advertise per se as to tell IMAN'S WORLDI pure & simple , YOU what is new and worth * 'Your Family Hair Care Center»' Puffed Cereals your traveling consideration, ' We have had great response 850 pkg. to our recent advice about the Vacations are over! $495 round trip Scandinavian Now is the time for that Airlines offer of 6 nights in 1 Copenhagen, I won't repeat Arrowhead Mills 1 NEW LOOK FOR FALL. all that It includes because the Pancake Mixes > important thing for you to i know is that the October fare Precision cutting done $1.791b, i (and a beautiful month in , Denmark) is $595 sharing a to fit your face 100% Vermont Maple ( double, A single is $65 more. ^ But even so the $100 more is1 and appearance, Grade "A" Syrup $2,50 Ib. worth the time to be in Copen- hagen and is still a tremendous Wholesome Granolas* 1 BUY. Also, our advertising \uality work and high > of the M/S SCANDINAVIA Lunch Specials 1 brought out literally CROWDS fashion styling! > of requests! All early south- Peanutbutter & Honey $1.09 lb, • bound space is pretty well taken • John • Rhonda • Qlnny • Kathy Tofu Salad, "Make your own" i up to Miami; there is a better > chance to go to Cape Cana- 25CandeeHiIiRd, Free Recipes t vend but it is ALL a VERY ; popular way of getting you Watertown and your car, etc. to your 274-5537 Health Hut winter home, A new opera- , lion is always a bit uncertain Appointments Preferred A FINE NATURAL FOOD STORE i but we look forward to this , being a very good one, I just Walk-ins Welcome m 459 Main St.s Watertown 274-3851 wish it were easier to reach their reservation phones! Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn. Society) September 2,1982 Page 5 1980 School Board members. We problems also. We need a man all remember how many months like Bill Butterly in Hartford to of turmoil that put us through. give us proper representation. WATiiTOWN AUTO BODY Editor watertownhistoricalsociety.orgA vote for BUI Butterly, Jr. on Bill's fine constituent service at 40 Years Experience TowoTlmes Sept. 7 will be a vote for Water- the local level will be carried over We Specialize In: Dear Sin town's best chance to participate into Hartford. At this time I am writing to actively in the Democratic pro- 76th District Democrats should REPAIRING FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS urge voters of the 76th District to cess in Hartford. 1 urge all Wat- look for lever 2C on Sept. 7 — INSTALLING SHOCKS & LIFETIME MUFFLERS vote for Bill Butterly, Jr. in the ertown Democrats to vote for Bill and vote for BUI Butterly, Jr. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Democrat Primary on Sept. 7, on Sept. 7. Sincerely Yours, FIBERGLASS REPAIRS BUI is Watertown's only candi- Sincerely Yours, William Sculiy CUSTOMIZING & RESTORATION OF OLD CARS date for the General Assembly Tom Nolan MiddleburyRd. this fall. Certainly a town of MiddleburyRd. INDUSTRIAL PAINTING 20,000 should have at least one Ann Long's The One Knight Street, Watertown resident in the General Assem- Editor P.O. Box 451 bly, Town Times Sherry Proctor's winning dou- I Moreover, Bill was very cost- Dear Sin bles tennis partner in the recent conscious when he served as Wa- As a Watertown resident and Parks and Recreation Depart, tertown's Town Council chair- ment tournament at Crestbrook . I9M.,-.: life-long Democrat, I am urging OiiiClnlir.Inc man. Still, the Council he served 76th Dfstrict Democrats to vote Park was Ann Long, not Paula on was able to sustain the ser- for Bill Butterly, Jr. on Sept. 7. Crean, as identified in a recent vices we Watertown taxpayers Bill has served as a local small tournament photograph from the like to have. businessman, a member of the recreation office. Bill Butterly, Jr, has gone on Watertown Volunteer Fire De- record as stating that he will lis- partment, and has always been ten to the will of the majority of willing to assist his fellow towns- 76th District voters in crucial de- people In difficult times. D&RWine& cisions that must be made In the In the 1970's Bill served as next General Assembly term, I Watertown's Town Council Liquor Merchant A N D AFFORD A BIMI fear that Mr. Butterly's Thomas- chairman. Watertown exper- ton opponent may lead this dis- ienced the energy crisis, severe 667 Main Street trict into difficulty by stating at flooding problems, and a poor all times he would vote his "con- economic climate during Bill's Watertown science" — reminiscent of our term on the Council. 274-0395 CALL WE'RE Nevertheless, Bill maintained NOW Rollermagic Is a determined posture and helped ORDER KEGS guide the Council through the FOR LABOR DAY Bit Different turbulent period. WE DELIVERY In the 1980*s we face severe The Valley Rollermagic roller skating facility at 60 Harvester Road, Waterbury, will celebrate •HHBi 7 another anniversary next week, tyCblOV.'-, ELECTROLYSIS m DIET ^ having opened a few years ago l.ic/.il i. 4 on Sept. 5. PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL The facility's skating floor, the bce.i',1 largest in the state, was the first rotunda-shaped maplewood Carol Mastropietro one. The floor adds to the ease of • PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL abdomen NO NO skating, gives good traction at • COMPLiMINTARV CONSULTATION SHOTS the turns, and provides a smooth « BY APPOINTMINT ONLY DRUGS overall area measuring 178 ft. by 88 ft. Member of Hypertrichologist Associalion 32 Fails Ave. A massive spectrum of colors of Connecticut Js created by the various lights. 274.3329 Rollermagic has a fully-staffed THOMASTON 283-4256 pro shop. Men, 10-S Wed, 10- S Fit 10-5 Special events are held HOURS: Oakviile I throughout the year. Tuts. 10.5 Thuri. 10? Sal. 9-12 UMon Congregational Church Thanks The Givers To Che JTIcmortat ®r$an 10$ % Che 3tTen*5 Club - Ch« Lablts'Aib • Che Ikuy "6ees Patrons Sponsors Vmms Donors Thelm* And ttuhArd CosK, Jine And John Evertn Harry Erltion in Memory of Atwc And George Cederh»!m mMemorjol Aertrude Ericson Jein And Hi,rry Rresida liiMcmoryaf Mr And Mrs TAUI VAry And JjAbelle And George 5hAW in Memory rf Betsey mi HArry Hull l\u, Miller iniAniu PereaAd^, Mr Andd Mra QustAQustAf tederhoiederho m PAHeiits Atjd BreCMers \fcrnke And EArt ReArney Cllbth A Reed Ev i And jAjnej s D EE vna HE Alice And NortTU.n Stepheri Mlrgwet And Herbert ML son And Edwin Teller. Bmn inMemsry Mwldred Holmes in Honor at Ethel SunderUnd T, Sr iiid Hr ut-\r% Henry U A llArAin s Afui WAUIWIO LuxiiquiiD ft,ulineTrecioKAS JAnet And Clyde Miller GerAldine And Robert ThornAA Supporrerff 5upporrers Supporrerf Supporrers mous HenrL

You srt Invited to ilie Orgiii DcdlcRlioii Couccrl, Sunday, Stpiembtr 19,1932,3:00 p.m. Oskvllle, Coimcttkui. Mr. Ron Fenn it the organ. Page 6 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,1982 Property of the Watertown Historicalclasses. Adult classes also wil l bSocietye and the Lucille Stoddsr d Dance Helen Short To conducted in tap, ballet, and Congress. jazz. The 30th production of'' Dance Open 30th Year Miss Short's students have ap- Varieties of 1983" will be held in watertownhistoricalsociety.orgpeared in many local affairs, In- , June at Kennedy High School. AUTO BODY REPAIRS Of Programming cluding Civic Theatre and Thorn- The event is a highlight of the aston Opera House productions, season in this area, For all your Auto Body Needs The Helen Short Studio of and have performed for Dance Dance will open for its 30th sea- Masters in New York City. St. MM Begins Foreign or American son this month at its 172 Main Her students have captured ti- St.. Oakville, location. tles of Miss Watertown, Miss Classes Weds. can 274-8846 Registrations are being held Waterbury, Connecticut Junior St. Mary Magdalen School will Miss, and at many other pa- (Fret Estimate) today (Thursday), and Thursday begin classes Wednesday, Sept. through Saturday, Sept. 9-11, for geants. 8, at 8:10 a,m, with a four-hour the coming year. Miss Short is an active mem- session, Principal Plyllis Antos Pioneer Volkswagen Corp, The studio will present a com- ber of the Connecticut Dance announced. Dismissal will be at prehensive dance program in Teachers Club, Dance Masters of 12 .'IS p.m. 600 Straights Turnpike tap, ballet, jazz, pointe, gymnas- America, Dance Olympics, Miss Antos said after-ichool tics, preschool, and aerobics Dance Educators of America, busing will not be provided the Watertown, Ct, 06795 first day only. Full sessions be- (Rt 63 North off I-84) gin Thursday, Sept. 9. FACTORY OUTLET-Open to the Public A special Mass will "be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in the school to ask God's blessing for THE CANDY PEOPLE the new school year, Anyone interested in register- RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES Ing a child at St. Mary Magdalen LABOR DAY SPECIAL should'call the principal at 274- 8237, or the rectory at 274-9273. WiFORMBOUTIQlIE $1,00 OFF any purchase of $6,00 1616 Watsrtown Avt, (Westwood MOM) Wattrbury or more with this ad. United Way CFC Tti. 573-9898 Offer expires 9/7/82 The United Way of the Central • NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 239 Whitowood Rd., Waterbury (off Bunker Hill Ave.) Naugatuck Valley has been se- 574-4296 Closed Sun, &Mon, during Julys Aug. Open Tuei. thru iat.10ii lected to operate the Combined Federal Campaign of the Greater Grand Opening Specials! Waterbury Area, according to Gustave Radfce, campaign chair- MARK C. RUCHMAN. M.P, man. All Merchandise The CFC is a single, annual Now thru Saturday, September 11 Ophthalmology solicitation of federal employees on behalf of a number of charita- From ble organizations. This year 121 Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery agencies have applied to partici- pate. 20% ,o 50% Orbital Disease Watertown and Bethlehem are SHOES INCLUDED among the 10 area towns covered We carry a complete line bT announces his association with by the CFC. BARCO-WHITTENTON- WHJTE SWAN-CREST- Eye Associates of Waterbury, P.C, POLAROID NURSE MATES SHOES plus many other Famous Names Instant Color ENTER OUR DRAWING FOR Saald Abedln, M.D, Richard A, Getnlck, M.D, RIchnrdD. Gilbert, M.D, DeinJ.YImoylniS.M.Dy , Robert C. Good, M.D. W. Scott Peterson, M.D. PASSPORT PICTURES FREE UNIFORMS 134GrandvlewAv8. MarkC, Ruchmin, M.D, 140 Grandvlew Ave, Taken Whlli You Walt OpinTu«.. 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Hxia'Huil Sculptured 149* 12x13 Brown/Gold ieulpturtd 195* 170* "Quality work at a 12x1 V Grey Commerelal Anso IV s VINYLS 185* 140 * Fair Price" 12x11« Gold Nylon Saxony 178« Starting at 12x12 Brown Sculptured 108" 1M« 159« 12x12 Rust/lrown Sculptured 208" lit* 12x11 Sea Mist Often Spiush Asphalt, Slate sq.yd. 186* 120" 12x12 Brown/Beige Sculptured 225" 12x14' Forest Qrien Sculptured 175« 275* 235« 100% Nylon 12x13 Spruce Sculptured 245" 12x11' Persimmon Spiush 185" SPLUSH 176'' IBS™ , 12x15 Aprloot Nylon Plush 275" 200« Rubber Roofing or 12x12 Gold Plush 248" 208" SCULPTURED 12x9'Sky Blue Splusn 180" 130" 100% Nyion 12x9 Gold Nylon Spiush 199«« 1S988 SPLUSH Repairs and with 12x10* Sand Nylon Saxony 135" 115" Static Control 12xi3«Ruit Nylon Spiush 180» ISO" 12x14 Brown/ielge Sculptured 240" $8*95 tq.yd. *•» ftp 190" Gutter W§rk 12x10* Blue Tweed Commerolai 120" 80" *p# .9*2 sq.yd, 12x10 Irown Saxony 149" 109" Reg. $11.95 sq.yd. 12x14' Raspberry Mist Plush 1B0« Reg, $10,95 sq, yd. , 16 Decorator Fully Insured 1 Decor.itor Color . X C-ilors >g Splitting Friendly, Cuurli'ou . Si-r.ni' Ailh Prolu' luiul Dccurjtinq Abjii Only 10 MinultO From Downto.vn Wdtt'ibury HOURS"IUBO.-SOI 10 5 HerJown, Ct, 274-6851 or 274-0155 ciosod sun. s won thru I 274-2666 OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Lr"bor DnV Property of the Watertown Historical Society Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,1982 Page 7 Lynn, George Zeidler and Walter LAME EXCUSE The Rev. Matthew Trainer be- Charles Krantz. came the pastor of St. Michael's Remember When-Thewatertownhistoricalsociety.org 1900's More events were to happen In No matter how well-conditioned ByJoimPUUi took charge of the Roman Catho- Roman Catholic Church in Wat- you are, no ens can travel very (ar erville on Aug. IS, 1902 and was the year 1902 that will be dis- Citizens in the center of Wat- lie parish and dropped the mis- cussed next week. on a lame excuse. ertown were concerned about the sion church in Southbury. He did given the charge of St. Magdalen rowing population in 1900, retain the missions of St. John of mission in Oakville. ey had wanted to maintain a the Cross in Middlebury and St. Moving back to June of 1902 We can style your hair to safe and healthy environment for Theresa in Woodbury; Many we see the graduation of another the people who lived in the area. people had recalled that he often Watertown High School class. compliment your bridal veil or The Watertown Fire District was seen going to visit the peo- The five graduates for that year was organized in the year 1901 to ple for Mass with his horse and were Edna Frances Barton, Louis give you a new look with guarantee water and sewage ggy Irving Bates, Mildred Louise lines in central Watertown. The hair painting, group also provided electricity (Hair painting by appointment) and zoning protection for the res- idents of central Watertown, The Watertown Tool Supply group became the first district 208 Main St., Oakville 274.8673 SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIAL chartered bv the State of Connec- Perms $20.00 Rig. $25&s3o ticut in 1904, Your Distributor for Milwaukee and Tuesday & Wednesday ONL Y The Fire District had pur- Makita Tools and Tru-Power Air Tools, chased land and drilled wells to provide water service. The dis- trict today still maintains zoning, SALES • SERVICE • REPAIRS • RENTALS Jennifer's Beauty Salon and water and sewage for Water- Belly Dilgerm Donna Sullivan • Carol Yurltch and Jo town center. 24 Hour Tool Service • 7 Days a Week 61 RiversideS!,, Oakviilc©274.2473 The Fire District was a plan to "Where the Pros buy their tools!" control the utilities that central Tues.-Sat, 8'3O-4:3OtQpen laleThurs, and Frj. Watertown needed, and was a great help in getting utilities Into town and saving the confusion that several smaller companies could have caused on Installation and safety. The members of the First Con- Helen Short Studio of Dance gregational Church in Water- town faced the resignation of the Rev. Robert Pegrum. The Rev, 172 Main Street, Oakville William T, Holmes became the new minister in 1901. He was to remain there for several years, Across the street at the Metho- invites you to join our dist Church the members said farewell to their minister, the Rev. C.B. Ford In 1901. He was replaced by the Rev, W.W. Wi- nans, who remained there until 1904, Sept. 14,' 1901 had marked the 30 th death of President William Me- Kinley after an assasination at- tempt. Vice-president Theodore Roosevelt assumed the presiden- cy of the United States as the na- tion mourned the leader's death. 9 The Town of Watertown had acknowledged the leader's death "Plies & Pirouettes ' with a memorial service at the Town Hall on Sunday, Sept. 22. Horace Taft had presided at the service. REGISTRATION- The members of the Water- town Fire Department had elect- Wed, Sept. 1st, 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. ed Robert V. Magee chief of the department In 1902. He was re- Thurs. Sept. 2nd, 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. elected yearly through 1905. Thurs. Sept, 9th, 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. The department handled its biggest fire to that date on Feb. Fri, Sept, 10th, 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. 2,1902. They had assisted in the Sat. Sept. 11th, 10:00 to 4:00 p.m. Great Waterbury Fire that had destroyed five blocks of the Please Register Early downtown area. The Rev. James O'Donnell of St. John the Evangelist Church Member of had resigned and was replaced m Dance Masters of America© Dance Educators of America by the Rev. John J. Loftus on March 24, 1902. Father Loftus * Dance Caravan • Dance Teachers Club of Conn. Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiy • Lucille Stoddard Dance Congress I Range & Fue/ O//1 = BARiBAULTS I Classes For Children 3 yrs. and older 600 Main St. Special Boys Class e Special Family Rates Oakville Specialized Classes In: Tel. 274-3284 or 274-1220 | Pre School. Tap. Classical Ballet, Jazz, Pointe and Gymnastics JjiliiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifi Adult Classes In Ballet, Tap and Jazz. NEW YORK CITY Petite, Junior and Senior classes for the more serious minded students, by auditon only,| BUS EXCURSIONS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 274-2344 SECOND WEDNESDAY "Certifiedby Test to Teach" OF EACH MONTH Loaves Wotertown 8:30 A.M. Dance is Talent leaves Woodbury 8:40 A.M. i: Aerobic morning Energy — Determination Leaving New York 7:00 P.M. i: and evening classes FARE $12.50 /ttWRSHfrh Experience Tickets at; he John's Confectionery f TWHTta Makes the Difference. 671 Main St. Wtn. Spacious Studio Woodbury • Watertown I Fully Equipped Recreation v The Kelley h . Tiansil Co., Inc. • i TEL. 489-9243 Tomngron, Conn. Page Property8 Town Times (Watertown ,of Conn. )the Septembe rWatertown 2,1982 Historical Society Police Check The Dodgwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge Vandalism To OakvilleCars Sorry! iufw© couldn't Watertown police still are in- vestigating vandalism incidences In Oakville last week where 18 takiscare vehicles had windows shot out by a BB gun or pellet gun. tiu ring our Close Out Police Chief Frank lecchl said the vandalism occurred last | ?t jlat^on S^lf. J Thursday night and early Friday morning in the Shelter Hill Aye- nue, Norway, Dalton, Parkman, and Flume Streets area, A Gdmmand Perfbrmaiice "It seems somebody was driv- ing around and shooting at close Thursday, Friday, Saturday....,,. range," the chief said. Three windows in the chief s car also Sepi$ mber % 3 & 4 were damaged.

THE INFORMATION BULLETIN boar4 at Crestbroolc Park is in- spected by Watertown Jaycees President William Hoiking, left, and John Candee, a Connecticut Jaycees director. The local Jaycees 0ob Fuscp Liu C#> llupieei recently completed two projects at the park: design and installation Jjbhri Niccluti Larry DeMalda 23V2 HOUR of the bulletin board at the tennis courts, and installation of a drink- 1 ing fountain between the swimming pool and courts. (Stepanek Al DiliaCamira Qiorge Moyvad TOWING SERVICi Photo) Mlkfi Julianl Bob Bropriy Call NliL'SAUTO WHS Choir Leaders Audrey Rice, co-presidents; Pa- BODY, INC. tricia Dillon and Ginny Bucking- ^THAT'S WHAT THE NP-NONSENSE The student leaders for the ham, co-secretary/treasurers; 1982-83 Watertown High School Cathy Welton and Charlene DEALiR OFTHl^EAR CAN DO! Concert Choir have been an- Rund, librarians; Audrey Rice, 8 nounced by George Hawley Jr., Shaun Tirrell, Chrlstelle O'Bar, 9 Heavy Duty Towing %, choral director. and Fred Gyuricsko, accompan- O Collision Work • Painting fl They are: Shaun Tinell and ists. Also: Diane Arduino and Judi JUST ARRIVED Forget, ioprano section leaders; FOMCO Pam Steele and Karen Way, alto •section leaders; Roy Judd and BCiCUTIVECARS Mike Rjck, tenor section leaders; and Armen Arisian and Chad YOU PAY Kinzly, bass section leaders. :CENTER DEALER COST ONLY!!! Ray Brennan FOR THE ARTS 82 HERITAGE THUNDERBIRD Was $14,929 NOW $12,332 Jayne P. Schmidt -Coordinator 82 LN7-Sil/Blk, Loaded Dodge Was $8980 NOW $7500 Trade In Specials Workshops in Varying Levels of 82 BCP-Whit* w/whlte, 4 apd,, loadad Was $8938 NOW $7600 82 B1S0 Dodge Van-9,ooo miles. 133 Main Streei • AEROBO* CREATIVE MOVEMENT 12IiCORT-2dr.red, Was $8317 NOWISBiB You ean sleal thii one, ©DANCE ©GYMNASTICS ©YOGA SliSCORT-Wagonblue, 80 Citatlon-White family iiw econ. Was $7041 NOWiSBSO omy, •:•---• - • : - .'. ;.,••; • VOICE tART •CHOREOGRAPHY 82 CURRIER-Plckup, Black 80 Pontlac Grand Lemans-Tan, • ACTING IMPROVISATION Wai $7351 . NOW $6179 4 dr. Lo Lo milei, JUST ARRIVED 80 Dodge Club P.U.-M ton Red Monday thru Saturday—Morning & Evening Classes 78 MONTI CARLO-1 owner, blue, Automatic. imallVfl,AT,etc,eto, I4MS For Children. Teens and Adults, SO MIRC CAPBI.10,000 mllss, 4 oyl., 80 Toyota-Auto,, Blue. Economy, Fall Session Starts: September 13 4 spd. Like new. Priced to lell, 80 Dodg#-M ton Pickup. T/T Red, In Person Registration Wed,, Thun, & Fri. Sept. 1,2 4 3. And Thurs. Sept. 9.9 a.m. to 7 p.m. MORI FOMOCO EXiCUTIViCARS Club Ctb, Low mllei, won't lut long. For Further Information Call 274-3773, ii MiRCUBY-Lynx. Rid, This unit 80 Dodge-Qmni, Blue, Auto, trans., Group and Private Lessons A vailable • Professional Staff has many features not found In the Beat the gu bills, average oar this type, 80 Dodge»CoU, brown. Std. shift, Free Introductory Yoga Classes. Tues. Sept. 7 & Thurs, Sept, 9 at 6 p.m, II iSCORT-l dr, 4 oyl, 4 spd, only won't lut long. 15,000 miles, II MIRCURY-Caprl, Loaded from 80 Plym..Hor«on Black/Silver. 4 T-Top to wire wheels. ipd,, low miles. 11 QRANADA-4 dr, sedan GLX, load- 80 Pont.-Orand LeMans, Tan, V^ ed. Auto., stereo, A/C, Sporty w/price & OAKVILLE economy, 76 CADDY-1 owner looal Doctors car, Cpe deVllle, $2095. 80 Buick.Park Ave,, Blue. Just« lot 7S LT0-SroughanT4 dr HTop, 1 own- ofclasi.Seeit, PIZZA er local trade, exo. cond., A/0, Miii. 80 Bulck-SkylaVk Limited. n SU1ARU.2 dr, HT, gold, front 79 Ford LTD^ dr. Blue, Auto A/C. Call when you leave your house wheel drive, n RINAULT-LeCar 3 door HB, 1 Split segt, A real buy. It will be ready on arrival, owner with only 28,000 mllas If 79 Olds Regency-Miroon. All-We you're looking for gag mileage, this mean All the toys, 263 Main Street, Oakville Is it! 79 Chevy-Malibu, V-6, Blue, Auto., n FORD-LTD 2 dr HT, approx, 32,000 PS, A/C, Family bgrgiin, 274-9233 or 274-9234 m!., PS, Pi, vinyl roof, AC, pastel gretn. 79 Plym,.HoriMn Gray, Auto, We Are Serving: 10 DODQi-Mlrada 2 dr,, 6, AT, PS, trans,, low miles, PB, dark brown mstalllo w/fawn 79 Ford-Mustang Ghia, Blue. V-6 • PIZZA ® GRINDERS brown Int. This Is a low mileage oar Auto,, A/C, In exo, cond. 78 Olds Delta-Blue. You Gotta See • SALADS — Chef's, Greek, Antipasto, aoeUTUSS4/S4dr.,black, It, . 80QRANADA-adr,,HT,Lt,bl, Tossed or Tuna Salad Platter 80 MiRCURY-Monaroh 4 dr, sed,, 6 78 Caraaro-Silver. Young at Heart, oyl,, AT, PS, PB, AC, 37,000 ml, Rear 78 Chivy-MontB Carlo Beige, Has all SPAGHETTI • SHELLS • ZITI • RAVIOLI • MANICOTTI Def., 1 owner oar In exo, cond, the accesoriii, STUFFED SHELLS © HOMEMADE LASAQNA 80 T.BIRD.2 dr., HT, dove grey. 78 Chrysler-Cofdoba, Blue, One 81 lUICK-Skylark 4 dr., silver AT, owner, low miles, A/C. 78 Olds-Cutlaji, Bronze, All the 81 THUNDiBllRD.5,000 mi., 2 dr,, goodies & low miles, rid. No need to buy new when you i SPINACH PIE ssa this car. Save Thousands, 78 Font-Phoenix 4 dr,, Blue, 6 cyl. 81 BUICK-Skylark 2 dr., silver AT, Auto., 37,000 ml. • iAKLAVA (Greek Dessert) A/C, 78 Impala-4 dr., Blue, Auto,, A/C, 81 CHIVY-Cltatlon, sliver, 4 dr,, lo- T/T Blue, eally owned, AT, PS, AC, I818S, AND MANY MORE 77 Chevette-Blue, Automatic. TRUCKS 77 Camaro-LT, Auto,, PS, PB, • BOTTLE BEERS • BEER ON DRAFT • WINES n CHiVY-GIOVi ton pick-up, 8' bed, 8 oyl,, std. shift, 1 owner only, 46,000 miles, CLASSICS! Prop, Peter Argitakos — The Original Owner 81 FORD-F-1S0 Pick-up, Green, 1 65 Ford-Mustang Convertible, owner, 64 Chevy-Corvair Convertible. Wl ARE NOW OPEN MONDAYS Dinners Include Salad When Eaten on the Premises WiSTBURY FORD Ray Brennan Dodge Hours: Men, -Thurs, 11 a.m. • Midnight 1224 Main St. Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Sun. 12 Noon-11 p.m. Watertown 480 Watertown Ave.» Wtby, ,. 274-2501 or 7S4-2S01 756-7211 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTownTimes.CWatertown, Conn. Society) September 2,1982 Page 9 Members of the Bethlehem- Morris Garden Club are planning Foresight has nothing to do with Success is the happy result of a special program, "Quilts for worrying about tomorrow. flood work and good luck. Bethlehewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgm News All Seasons" to be held at their By Paul Johnion next meeting on Sept, 21 at 7:30 p.m. in Bellamy Hall,.. FREE Guest speaker is to be Carol Mc- ESTIMATES This is not the week in which Cracken, an expert on quilting, £agi£ On^alailon an aluminum boat used by life- its lore and its history in Appa- Bethlehem had a snowfall or guards at the beach...There water froze, but the chill that hid lachla as well as in New Eng- have been times when the boat land,,,Townsfolk may bring residents shivering and the lack floated away, but this doesn't of what folks regard an ade- quilts to be identified and dis- appear to be a repeat,.,Resident cussed by the speaker...Hos- , Una, quate summer convinced people Trooper Pete Kamlnski is Inves- winter may arrive before sum. tesses for the meeting are to be tigating reports that the boat was Sue Gilligan, Pat Schmeer and BLOWNIN mer,,.The early opening of loaded on a truck and taken schools, designed in part to help Elinor West. CILLULOSE AND FIBERGLASS away, while committee members Andrew Gallagher with oil bills, has added to the are hoping it may be returned People who tell half If ums usually 274-5175. misgivings which seem wide- and found floating in the pond. toll the wrong halt. spread. Connecticut fairs are off and running for what looks like a Baron's Select good season, if rain doesn't hap- Used Cars pen on their selected dates... PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONS Clerical workers of the Bethle- 79 Ford Grenada Cpe-302 hem Fair are poised for the com- Auto • P.S., P.B., R. Defrost, V4 Vinyl ing weekend, when they spend Roof, Air Cond".. 34,000 mi. Green and three days at Goshen fair start- Metallic w.Jade Int. ing Saturday in operation of a Only $4,595 booth which receives entries for RENTALS the Bethlehem Fair, distributes 78 Olds Cutlass Salon-4 dr., schedules of fair events at Beth- V-i ing,, Auto,, P.S., P.B., P. Windows, P. Door looks, Air Con., V. ON ALL INSTRUMENTS lehem on September 11 and 12, Roof. TIH Wheel, AM-FM Stereo & and in general promotes an in- Tape. This 38,000 ml. firstborn terest in Bethlehem's 58th beauty Is a lot of happy.mlles for annual. the new owner. The three-day stay at Goshen Only $4,495 Exclusive Dealers: must be sandwiched between some late hours spent process, 78 Olds Cutlass Sup, Cpe.- GIBSON • KRAMER • OVATION ing the hundreds of entries ar- ZiO Ing., Auto, P.S., P.B., Air Cond., riving by mail, with each of the AM-FM Stereo, R. Defrost, 4B.0O0 • EPIPHONE • APPLAUSE thousands of items to be display- ml.. Blue Metallic w. Blue Int. ed needing an entry tag for pur- Only $5,185 • LAB SERIES • WURLITZER poses of identification,,, Also 78 Buick Else. 228 Landau needing attention at the same Cpe.-v-a, Auto., P.S., P.B., P. period is the preparation of fair Wind., Cruise Control, Air Cond., • HAMMOND • PEARL and ROLAND grounds and buildings, most of AM-FM w. Roar Speakers, Dark Red which are receiving a fresh coat w. matching Int. Ride In luxury. of paint...Committee workers Only $5,495 will spend this weekend at the grounds getting ready for More To Choose From the annual program. We Rent Used Cars. Members of the Long Meadow Pond committee, who administer Baron Motor Car Co, town interests in the several mile 1360 Main Street lissom .utts . SUVKI . umus long body of water which pro- Wateriown JM-ISS* • 10 MM MALI • »!. (1 • WMIRI0WH vides a town beach for swimming and for instruction courses in wa- 2742274 274.5627 ter safety, are shaken by theft of Good Government Starts

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BUS #11 TIME. 7:40 A.M. Elena Dr. and right side of Straits Jurnpike. Pick up on and proceed to Heminway Park Nova Scotia, Left onto Bucking- Proceed from high school. Straits Turnpike. Left onto Main Straits Turnpike. Right on Oak School. ham St. Right onto Echo Lake Right onto French St, Pick up at St. Left onto Woodruff Ave. Dr. Go around Oak Dr. and pick Rd. Left onto Jason Ave. Right end of high school driveway. Pick up at Scott Ave. Left onto up this area. Right back onto BUS #16 TIMEi7i40A.M« onto Edge Rd. Right on Burton Left onto Gilbert Lane, Proceed Scott Ave. Pick up Prospect and Straits Turnpike, Left onto Davis Proceed from last route to St. Pick up in this area. Left onto onto High St. with stops at Innes Lockwood St. Proceed non- St. Pick up at Mango Circle. Thoraaston Rd. Right onto Nova Echo Lake Rd. Right on Porter & Edge. Left at end onto Edge stop over Cherry Ave. Left onto Right onto Saugus Ave. Pick up Scotia Hill Rd, Pick up at Beach St. Pick up on Porter St. Left on Rd, Right onto Jason Ave. Pick Middlebury Rd. Pick up on on Saugtis Ave. Right on Elm- Dr, and along Nova Scotia, Cross Cutler St. and proceed to Bald- up all of this area. Left onto Middlebury Rd. Left onto Bunk- hurst. Left onto Plainfield Dr. over Buckingham St. Pick up at win School. Echo Lake Rd. Left onto Green- er Hill Rd. Pick up on Bunker Right onto Delhurst. Pick up this Jericho Rd, Left onto Chimney wood St. Pick up on Greenwood Hill Rd. and then proceed to area. Right onto Westview Dr. Rd. Right on Park Rd,, picking St. Right onto French St. Pick Swift Jr. High School. Pick up at Frances Ann Dr. Left up this area. Left onto Echo Lake GRUTIN SCHOOL ROUTES up this area. Right onto Main St, onto Francis Ann Dr. Pick up at Rd. Pick up on Echo Lake Rd. BUS #10 TIMEi 8i25 A.M. Pick up at Atwood Ct, Left onto BUS #15 Tttffii7i40A,M, Bunker Hill Rd. Right onto Bun- Right onto Rt. 262, left onto Proceed from last route to Hawiey St. Pick up at North St. Proceed from last route to Polk ker Hill Rd. Right onto Straits Frost Bridge Rd. Pick up on Buckingham St. Left onto French Left onto North St. Left onto De- School, pick up at'Polk School Turnpike, Pick up at Elena Dr. Frost Bridge Rd, and at Slades St. Left onto Tarbell, right onto Forest St, Right onto Main St. (Heath, Clyde, Dalton & Paxton) Right onto McDonnell, Right on- Pond (North and Falls Ave,) Hazelhurst, right onto Tucker. Pick up on Main St. at Belden St. right onto Buckingham St. Pick to Radnor Lane. Left onto Wil- Right onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Pick Pick up all of this area. Left onto and proceed to Swift Jr. High up at Aldorisio (Fuime) Camp liamson Circle. Left onto Park. up at Eustls St, (Norway, Cross French St. Left onto Riverside St. School. (Ripley) and Ball Farm Rd. Pick up this area. Left onto Col- & Charlotte) Right onto Bucking- Pick up at Tower Rd. (Short & (Pieasantview & Cottage) Left onial. Pick up at Colonial St. Pro- ham St. Pick up at Jenks St. Pieasantview) and at Squire Ct. BUS #12 TmDEi7i45A.M. onto Main St. Left onto Falls ceed onto Candee Hill and then (Morln, Slade & Augusta) and only, (Prospect, Chestnut, High- Proceed from last route to Cut- Ave. Pick up at Skipper (Busse- to Heminway Park School. Cummlngs St. (Charter, Port- wood and Phelps) and proceed to ler St. Pick up along Cutler St. mey, Hungerford, Happy & land, Bangor and Carson> Left Griffin School. Right onto Nova Scotia Hill Rd, Emile) and at Viola St. (Falls BUS #5 TDMli7i4SA.M, onto Echo Lake Rd. Pick up on pick up at Beach Dr. and at Buck- Terrace & Slade Terrace) Right Proceed from last route to Echo Lake. Left on Jason Ave., BUS #11 TIME: 8:15 A.M. ingham St. Cross over Bucking- onto Sunnyside Ave. Pick up on Main St. Pick up on Main St. At right onto Edge Rd. Right on Proceed from last route up to ham St. and continue to pick up. Sunnyside, Turn around at Chestnut Grove (Seymour, Burton St. Pick up this area, Left Main Street from center of Oak- Right onto Jericho Rd. Continue Northwood Apts. Proceed back Clearview & Weson) and Judson back onto Echo Lake Rd, and ville. Left onto Candee Hill Road. to pick up. Left onto Park Rd. over Sunnyside Ave. Pick up at St. (Clarton & Wilder) Continue proceed to Heminway Park Pick up at Day Care, Left onto Pick up at Chimney Rd. Proceed Franklin St. (Turner & Lilac) and picking up on Litchfield Rd. and School. Colonial St. Pick up at corner. to Thomaston Rd. Left onto Shelter Hill (Edgewood Ave.) at Ledgewood Rd. Right onto Left onto Radnor Lane. Right on Thomaston Rd. Pick up on Left back onto Buckingham, pro- Bassett Rd, Turn around at Gil- Williamson Circle, pick up all of Thomaston Rd. Left onto Por- ceed to Jr. High. bert Lane. Pick up this area. Left this area. Right on Park Ave. ter St. Pick up on Porter St. Left back onto Litchfield Rd. Pick up BALDWm ROUTES Right on Colonial St. (No stops onto Echo Lake Rd. Pick up on BUS #17 TD«EI7I40A.M. at Trolane Rd,, Hollow Rd,, and BUS #7 TMEi8iI0A,M. on Colonial I) Right on Davis St. Echo Lake. Right onto Bucking- Proceed from last route to West Rd. Right onto North St. Proceed from last route to Pick up at Hazel St. (Evelyn & ham St. Pick up at Portland St. Main St. Pick up on Main St. Pick up at Walnut St. then pro- Litchfield Rd. Pick up on Litch- Barbara) No other stops on Davis and then proceed non-stop to past Methodist Church at Bald- ceed to Hemlnway Park School. field Rd., at Seymour, Chestnut, St, Right onto Straits Turnpike. Swift Jr. High School. win St. (Lee & Roberts) Right Clearview, Judson and right side Pick up on Straits Turnpike. Left onto Woolson St. Pick up on BUS #6 TMls7!45A.M. of Linkfield Rd, Pick up on Link- on Oak Dr. Pick up Oak Dr., go BUS #13 TnWEi7i40A.M. Woolson St. and at Merriam St. Proceed from last route to field Rd. Right on Smith Pond around circle and back to Straits Proceed from last route to Left onto Northfield Rd. Pick up Main St. Right onto Woolson St. Rd, Pick up on Smith Pond Rd, Turnpike. Left on Straits Turn- WoodburyRd, Pick up on Wood- at Ellen Kay and Hopkins Rd. Pick up at Merriman Lane, Left Right on Honey Hill Rd, Pick up pike. Continue to pick up and bury Rd. Left onto Circuit Ave. Cross over Smith Pond Rd. Con- onto Northfield Rd. Pick up at on Honey Hill Rd. Left back into then proceed to Griffin School. Turn around at Grandyiew. Pick tinue to pick up on Northfield. Ellen Kay Dr. and along North- Linkfield Rd. Right onto Litch. up this area. Left back onto Left onto Bassett Rd. Proceed to field Rd, and Hopkins Rd, Cross field Rd. Pick up at Ledgewood BUS #12 TIMEiSilSA.M, Woodbury Rd. Right on Platt Gilbert Lane and turn around over Fern Hill Rd. Left onto Bas- Rd. to Bassett Rd. Right on Bas- Proceed from last route to Da- Rd. Pick up along Platt Rd. there. Proceed back over Bassett sett Rd. Pick up on Bassett Rd. set Rd. Turn around and pick up vis St. Left onto Saugus Ave. Proceed onto Guernseytown Rd. Rd. Right onto Linkfleld Rd. Pick Left onto Linkfleld Rd. Left onto at Gilbert Rd. Back over Bassett Right onto Elmhurst, left onto Pick up on Guernseytown Rd. to up on Linkfield Rd. Left on Smith Pond Rd, Pick up at Honey Rd. Left back onto Litchfield Rd, Plainfields, Pick up this area. Judd Farm Rd. Turn around at Smith Pond Rd. Pick up at Hill. Proceed onto Fern Hill Rd. Pick up remaining students on Right onto Bamford. Right onto Judd Farm Rd. Proceed back Honey Hill Rd. Proceed onto Pick up on Fern H1H. Right onto Litchfield Rd. Right onto West Bunker Hill Rd, Pick up along over Guernseytown Rd. Right Fern Hill Rd. Pick up at Old Thomaston Rd. Pick up on Thom- Rd, Pick up at Hickory and turn Bunker Hill Rd. Right onto Fran- onto Skllton Rd. Left onto Farms Rd. Cross over Rt. 6 and aston Rd. and proceed to Hemin- around. Right back onto Litch- ces Ann Dr. Pick up Westview Charter Oak Dr. Left onto Hih- proceed non-stop over Bucking- way Park School. field Rd. and proceed to Baldwin Dr. (Phillips) Left onto Melrose. man Rd. Pick up this area. ham St. to Swift Jr. High. School. Pick up on Melrose. (Mt. Vernon Right back onto Guernseytown BUS #18 Tmffis7t40A,M, BUS #9 TMEI7I40A.M. & Moreland) Right onto Davis Rd. Pick up at Crestview Dr. Proceed from last route to Proceed from last route to BUS #8 TMEiSilOA.M. St. to Griffin School. and West Rd. Then proceed Litchfield Rd. Pick up along WoodburyRd. Pick up on Wood- Proceed from last route to non-stop to Woodbury Rd. and to Litehfield Rd. and at Chestnut bury Rd. Left onto Grandview, Northfield Rd, Pick up on North- BUS #15 TIMEi 8i25 A.M. Swift Jr. High School. Grove and Judson St. Pick up turn around at Circuit Ave. Pick field Rd., and at Ellen Kay Dr, Proceed from last route to Sun- right side of Litchfleld Rd. to up this area. Left back onto Cross over Smith Pond Rd, Pick nyside Ave. Pick up at Sunnyside BUS #14 TIMi;: 7.45 A.M. Morris Town Line Rd. and at Woodbury Rd. Right onto Platt up at Bryant Rd. .and turn and Falls Ave. Right onto Falls Proceed from last route up Linkfleld Rd. and Ledgewood Rd. Pick up on Platt Rd. and at around. Back over Northfield. Ave. Pick up at Wagon Wheel Straits Turnpike. Pick up at Oak Rd. Turn around at Town Line Stoneleigh (Dunrobln, Westgate, Left onto Fern Hill Rd, Pick up at (Viola) and at Hungerford. (Fre- Dr. and along Straits Turnpike. Rd. Pick up other side on way & Stonehenge). Proceed onto Old Farm Rd. and Hopkins Rd. derick) Left onto Skipper. Left Left onto Davis St. Non-stop back down Litchfield Rd. and at Guernseytown Rd. Left onto Hln- Right onto Thomaston Rd. Pick onto Bussemey. Pick up this over Davis St. Right onto Saugus Trolane and West Rd. and then man Rd. Right onto Charter Oak, up on Thomaston Rd. Left onto area. Left back onto Falls Ave. Ave. (No stops) Pick up at Del- proceed to Candee Hill Rd. Pick right onto Skllton, pick up all of Nova Scotia Hill Rd. Right on and proceed to Griffin School. wood & Delhurst. Right onto up on Candee Hill Rd. and then this area. Left onto Guernsey- Beach St. Turn around at East Delhurst, left onto Westview Dr. proceed to Swift Jr. High. town, turn around at Judd Farm St. Pick up this area. Right back JUDSON ROUTES Pick up at Frances Ann Dr. Rd. Proceed back over Guernsey- onto Nova Scotia. Continue to BUS#1 TIMFi 8:10 A.M. Left on Francis Ann Dr. Pick up town Rd. Pick up at Crestview pick up. Cross over Buckingham Proceed from last route to at Bunker Hill Rd. Right onto HEMDIWAY ROUTES Dr. (Wedgewood & Dawn Cir- St, Left onto Chimney Rd, Right Straits Turnpike. Right onto Bunker Hill Rd. Right onto BUS #2 TIME: 7.45 A.M. cle), West Rd., and Kent Ter- on Park Right onto Jericho Rd. Bunker Hill Rd. Pick up on Straits Turnpike. Pick up at Pick up this area, Left back onto Proceed from last route to race. Left onto Woodbury Rd. (Continued on page 12)

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Grinders 274.1320 666 Thomnston Rd,, Wnturtown 274-4214 PagPropertye 12 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn. the) Septembe Watertownr 2,1982 Historical Society School Bus Schedule Rd. Pick up on Echo Lake Rd. ton Rd. Pick up at Brookview Right on Rt, 262, Dinunzio Rd. and Charter Oak. Left on Guern- Weekly We own and operate our own equipment, CALLUS (ContinueU from page 11) Pick up and turn around. Left seytown Rd, Pick up on Quern- Trips To • • WtanMagutal back onto Rt. 262. Right onto seytown. Turn around at end, Bunker Hill Rd, Left onto Midwatertownhistoricalsociety.org- Frost Bridge Rd. Pick up on and proceed over Guernseytown. New England _ "* FREE dlebury Rd. Pick up on Mid- Frost Bridge Rd, Pick up at Pick up at Crestview, Eastwood N.Y.(N.J. -JaSr^SSr^^. ESTIMATE dlebury Rd, Right onto Sand Slade Pond (Sylvan Lake, Bo- Hall and Whispering Hill and Bank Rd. Right on Aunt Olive telle. North, Howland, Bushnell, proceed to St. John's School. P.A. Mm Rd, Left on Bunker Hill Rd. and Franklyn) then proceed to Right onto Barnes Rd. Pick up Polk School, BUS #9 TIME: 8:10 A.M. Danbury all of this area, Tum around at BUS #15 TIME; 8;10 A.M. Proceed from last route to 797-0567 end. Back to Bunker Hill Rd. Main St. Right on Woolson St. Proceed from last route up Waterbury Take a left. Right onto Mystic Riverside St. Pick up at end of Pick up on Woolson St. Left onto New MiHord Lane. Left onto Concord Dr, Riverside St. Right onto French Northfield Rd. Pick up at Ellen 757-8070 Left onto Revere, picking up at 354-1050 St. Pick up at Earle St. (Linden) Kay Dr. and Hopkins Rd. Right MOBHN STOtAQt WAtlHQUU tACIUTill each intersection. Right back on Fern Hill Rd. Pick up at Old wt OWN *NB ormn gu« IQUIFMINT Right onto Buckingham St. Left ' Torrington onto Bunker Hill Rd. Left onto onto Sunnyside, Pick up at Sun- Farm Rd. Cross over Rt. 6 to Middlebury Rd, Pick up on Mid- nyside ft Falls Ave. Proceed up Buckingham St. Pick up at 482-8508 dlebury Rd. to Cherry Ave. only. Sunnyside Ave. Turn around at White St. Left onto Nova Scotia gill y> iitli or iiivici Then proceed non-stop to Judson Northwood Apts. Back over Sun- Hill. Right onto Jericho Rd. Florida School. Left on Park Rd. Pick up on Park MOVING & STORAGE. INC. nyside picking up all of this area. ION. MIIHO miiBiNi (305)624*4244 BUS #4 TIME: 8:10 A.M. Pick up at Franklyn St. Left onto Rd. Left on Chimney Rd. Back TM Mo.t. Daily BiH, Mnn Th« W«W" Proceed from jast route to Falls Ave. Pick up at Falls Ter- to Nova Scotia. Right on Buck- Eompirlsm Woodbury Rd. Pick up right race (Sky Hollow & Contour Ct.) ingham St. Left on Thomaston side of Rd. Left onto Circuit Ave. Right onto Hungerford. Right Rd. Pick up on Thomaston Rd. Tum around at Orandview Ave. onto Buckingham St. and pro- Left on Bowers St. Pick up at Pick up this area. Left back onto ceed to Polk School. comer of Cutler St. Right onto Woodbury Rd. Pick up Nell Dr. Porter St. Pick up on Porter St. TONY'S Proceed to Sperry Farm and turn SI. JOHN'S ROUTES Left onto Echo Lake Rd. Right around. Stop at 702 Woodbury BUS #2 TIMK: 8:15 A.M. on Greenwood St. Left onto SEAFOOD Rd. Left onto Platt Rd. Pickup Proceed from last route to French St. Pick up at Edward along Platt Rd. and at Stone- Cherry Ave. Pick up on Cher- Rd. and along French St. Left on m Main Street> Oakville leigh and Westgate Rds, Right ry Ave. and at Lockwood Dr. Gilbert and onto High St. Left onto Guernseytown Rd. (No Left onto Middlebury Rd. Left on Edge Rd, Right on Burton 274-3693 stops on Guernseytown until onto Bunker Hill Rd*. Pick up at St. Pick up at end of Burton St. Eastwood Hall Rd.) Left onto Revere Dr. Right on Old Colony and proceed to St. John's School. Eastwood Hall Rd. Left onto Rd. Pick up at Cornwall and THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Pepperidge Tree Rd. Pick up at Hedgerow. Right on Sperry Rd. KAYNOR TECH ROUTES Whispering Hill. Left onto Kent. Right on Lake Winnemaug Rd. (Sept. 2 and 3 only, or when Kay- Right back onto Guernseytown Pick up at Maple Tree. Left onto nor is in session and Watertown Fresh Scrod Fillets $1,99 lb. Rd. Pick up at Taft Circle and Middlebury Rd. Pick up at Deer- schools are not.) then proceed to Judson School. field Dr. Left onto Orchard BUSLeavei 7i00A.M. BUS #13 TIMK: H:10A.M. Lane. Left onto Buckwheat Hill. To Heminway Park ' School; Steamers $1.29 lb. Proceed from last route to Pick up this area. Left onto down Echo Lake Road, over Cherry Ave. Pick up on Cherry Hamilton Ave. Pick up along Porter St., up Thomaston Rd., Hours: Tuesday 12~6 Wednesday thru Saturday 9-6 Ave. at Edgewood Dr., Lock- Hamilton Ave. Left onto Farm- up Fem Hill Rd., up North- Sunday 9-2 wood Dr., Belden St. and along dale Rd. Turn around at East- field, over Bassett Rd,, down Cherry Ave. Left onto Middle- hill, back to Hamilton Ave. Litchfleld Rd., over West Rd., bury Rd. Right onto Lake Win- Pick up at Morehouse Rd. and down Guernseytown Rd,, to neinaug Rd. Pick up at Maple then proceed to St. John's Baldwin School to Judson School Tree and Caruso Dr. Left onto School. toKaynorTech. Sperry Rd. Right onto School BUS #3 TIME: 8:10 A.M. GET THAT RUSTIC LOOK House Rd. Left on Bunker Hill Proceed from last route up BUSLeavei 7iOSA.M. Driveways and Parking Areas Rd, (No stops on Bunker Hill Echo Lake Rd. Right onto Buck- Rd.) Left on Old Colony Rd. Up Cherry Ave., across Mid- ingham St. Pick up at Booth St. dlebury Rd., down Bunker Hill Cracks? Wash-A-Ways? Pick up at Cornwall Ave. Right Left onto Sylvan Lake Rd. Right on Cornwall Ave. Left on Mid- Rd., to Griffin School, up River- onto Falls Ave. Pick up at side St. to High Schoorto Polk Solve The Problem With - dlebury Rd. Pick up at Middle- Sunnyside, Viola, and Falls Ter- bury Rd. past Cherry Ave, and at School, down Buckingham St. race. Left onto Skipper. Pickup to Kaynor. OILING* (liquid asphalt) ..',.., Fieldwood Dr. and then proceed at Bussemey (Emile) Left onto to Judson School. Bussemey. Right on Falls Ave. Park Pool Closing BUS #16 TMEi8tlOA,M. Left onto Sunnyside. Right onto A Proceed from last route to The Crestbrook Park pool will V3 Cost of PAVING Buckingham St. Left on French close for the season at 7 p.m. French St. Right onto Edward St. Pick up at Tarbell (Dalton) St. Turn around at Harper St. and Earle St, Left onto River- Monday, Labor Day, Sept. 6, Pick up this area. Right back on- side St. Pick up on Riverside. the Parks and Recreation De- to French St. Pick up along Right on Main St. Left on Davis partment has announced. French St. to Gilbert Lane to St. Pick up at Park. Left onto The park can be used for other Hugh St. Pick up all of this area. Bamford. Right on Plainfleld, recreational activities after Mon> Left onto Edge Rd. Right onto Left on Delhurst, Left onto day. Edge Rd. Left onto Echo Lake Westview, Pick up this area. illtMiiiilililiiiiiiiililiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu Rd. Left onto Greenwood St. Left onto Frances Ann Dr. Left | Garden Seeds \ Pick up at Westbury Park Rd. onto Bunker Hill. Pick up at Right back onto French St. Right Birchmeadow. Right on Straits | Blue Seal Feeds I Oil then surface Black top repaired 1 Fertilizer—Lima § onto Main St. and left onto Turnpike, Right on Davis St. with stone permanent. then oiled - like new Woodruff Ave. Left onto Scott Pick up at Evelyn St. (Hazel) | Scott Lawn Products § Ave. Pick up on Scott Ave. at Left on Colonial St. Pick up on | Lawnlk Farm $eed$ § • Industrial • Commercial • Residential Highland, Prospect St. and Lock- Colonial before you go left onto 1 Spray Materials | wood Dr. (No stops on Cherry Park (Bessie) Right onto Wil- I Send Ry»» Shavlngn | Ave.) Right onto Middlebury liamson Circle. Right on Radnor I Dog & Cat Foods I AMERICAN ASPHALT Rd, Pick up on Middlebury Rd.", Lane. Pick up this area. Left CO., INC, at Deerfield and Highland, Beers onto Candee Hill. Left onto Main !H.3.COECQ.i Since 1937 and Wheeler Sts. Then proceed St. Left on Straits Turnpike, to Judson School. Right on Oak Dr. Go around 1 45 Freight St. ,1 Free Estimates Middlebtify, Ct. BUS #17 TDtfEi 8i20A.M. Oak Dr. and back to Straits IWaterbury 754-6177 1 758.1226 d,y. 758 9232,263.2849 evening, Proceed from last route to Turnpike and to St. John's iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR Hamilton Ave. Pick up along School. Hamilton Ave, jind at Artillery BUS #5 TMEi8sl0A.M. Rd, Left onto Farmdale. Turn Proceed from last route up around at East Hill and pick' up Main St. Pick up at Roberts St. YOUR ADDRESS HASN7 CHANGED... this area. Right back onto and Chestnut Grove. Pick up Hamilton Ave. Pick up More- right side of Litchfleld Rd, Right house Rd. and Winnemaug Es- on Bassett Rd. Turn around at tates and proceed to Judson Gilbert. Back over Bassett. School. Left onto Litchfleld Rd. Pick up BUS #18 TIMK: 8:10 A.M. remaining students. Left onto but. In the Past Ten Years Proceed from last route to Linkfleld Rd. Pick up along Link- your home and contents Litchfleld Rd, Non-stop over field Rd. Right onto Bassett Rd. Litchfleld Rd. to Judd Farm Rd. Pick up on Bassett, Right on have, inflation and more Left onto Judd Farm. Pick up Northfield Rd. Pick up at Black inflation. Your present along Judd Farm Rd. Left onto Rock Rd. Left on Smith Pond Guernseytown Rd. Pick up along Rd. Left on Honey HUl Rd. Pick coverage may not be Guernseytown Rd. and at Far- up all of this area. Left onto adequate. Call us for an view. Right onto Hinman Rd. Litchfleld Rd. Right in West Rd. Right onto Skelton Rd. Right Turn around at Hickory. Right update and quote on your onto Charter Oak Dr. Pick up all back onto Litchfleld Rd. Bight on Homeowners Policy today! of this area. Left onto Hinman North St. Pick up on North St. Rd. Left onto Guernseytown Rd. and proceed to St. John's School, and at Crestview Dr. Continue to pick up on Guernseytown Rd. BUS #6 TDWEiSf 10 A.M. CALL AND COMPARE AUTO-HOMI-BUSINESS and at Crestview Dr. and pro- INSURANCi ceed to Judson School. Proceed from last route to Woodbury Rd, Pick up on Wood- bury Rd. Left onto Circuit Ave. POLK SCHOOL ROUTES Turn around at Grandview. Back BUS #10 TnWEs8ilOA.M, to Woodbury Rd. Left on Wood- Proceed from last route to bury Rd. Pick up at Neil Dr. Buckingham St. Pick up on Turn around on Woodbury Rd. 449 Main Street R00T&B0YD,INC. Buckingham St. at Slade (Morin) Left onto Platt Rd. Pick up at and Cummings St. (Nelson & Stonelelgh and Westgate. Left 274.2S91 Carter) Right onto Echo Lake onto Hinman Rd. Right on Skel- Property of the WatertownTow Historicaln Times (Watertown, Conn. ) SeptembeSocietyr 2,1982 Page 13 Anat'Onda Metal bulging, pirtlng lots, and an of Arro Metals Co., a unit of thesen Booth at 574.8560, or Eileen ^OBITUARY „ " LT „employees'recreation area. Atlantic Richfleld Co. Mendyka at 574.8762. A dinner at the Waterbury More Information on the annl Stephen F.KovateaU Country Club for Anaconda and versary and renovation activities Someone else Is likely to do today Funeral services were held watertownhistoricalsociety.orgAtlantic Richfield executives, can be obtained by calling Nel- what you put off until tomorrow. Monday, Aug. 30, from the Gala Reopening elected officials, and other repre- Q'Neili Funeral Home, Qakville, Anaconda Metal Hose will cel- sentatives from various fields to ft, Mary Magdalen Church, ebrate the completion of its $6,5 wUl be held Thursday, Sept, 23. Excallbur, Arthur, The Border 16 Buckingham St., Oakville, for million renovation project in A dedication and ribbon cutting a 9 a.m. Mass for Stephen P. Waterbury, and also the 75th an- ceremony takes place at the plant Now Available! Kovaleski, 13, of IS Blmhurst niversary of city operations, at a Friday- , Sept. 24, followed by plus Lane, Oakville, who died Aug. 28 gala series of events later this §uest ttours, • The latest in Video Equipment at Yale-New Haven Hospital af- month. An open house will be held • The latest In Video Games ter a brief illness, Burial was to Renovations, announced in be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Saturday, Sept. 25, for emplo- • AUTHORIZED ATARI SERVICE* 1979, are complete at the 17.6- yees, retirees, and friends. Fes- Stephen was bqrn Jan. 9,acre South Main Street site. The tivities will include refresh- 1969, In Waterbury, son of Ste- new industrial park includes ments, plant tours, and enter- VIDEO STAR phen and Elisabetha (Zema) 378,000 square feet of manufac- tainments, including the West- 523 Wolcott St., Waterbury • 271 Main St., Otkvllle Kovaleski. He lived all his life in turing floor space, and 33,000 bury Drum Corps, 754.8533 OpenM-FII to9,8at.1(W 274-5370 Oakville, attended St. Mary square feet in its headquarters Magdalen School, and was an Anaconda Metal Hose is part eighth-grade student at Swift Junior High School. He was a communicant of St. ••sBHH Mary Magdalen Church, and an alter boy for the parish. He was a newspaper carrier for the Water- bury Republican-American newspapers. He leaves a brother, Michael Kovaleski; one sister, MariaJene Kovaleski, both of Oakville; pa- r ternal grandparents Mr. and ?] \ •.»! 13 '•:. i ?, n sS 11 h;§ MSB Mrs. Stephen Kovaleski, of Mld- dlebury; and a paternal great- grandmother, Mary Ognoski, of Mount Cobb, Pa. Junior Women i fi ' ' ' |, t'"i . (I j h I ll'f »«l **fc "*'•. '" '•fj'iJ Plan Meeting The Watertown Junior Wo- men's Club will have Its first general meeting for the 1982-83 year Tuesday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. at the Watertown Library, 470 Main St. Prospective new mem- bers and guests from the Water- town-Oakville area are Invited to attend. Juniors serve the community in the field of health, education, art, and community affairs. The club is affiliated with Connecti- cut Junior Women's Clubs. Opportunities are available for participation in statewide func- tions. In addition to the civic du- ties, a fun-filled social calendar is planned. For transportation to the meet- ing or for more information, con- tact Jean Dews at 274-9802, or Rosemary Petronis at 274-1250. 1 LOWER TAXES 1

1 ITIDTIITI.JR, Interest on Money Market Checking TRUCKING ; HIGHER is not subject to Connecticut Dividend Quaiiuk R, Woodbury,, Tax, Earnings on money nwkct 263-3972 INVESTMENT funds nre paid in the form of dividends, yOU CALL. WE HAUL ANYTIME, ANY PLACE ' YIELD subject to Conn, Dividend Tax of CRUSHED STONI ' Since First Federal up to 9% of earnings. GRAVEL • LOAM • SAND '' Introduced Money ( BULLDOZiNO Market Checking LIQUIDITY i < amomu HTB ! June 1, the average i' { You're Always Ahead , Money Market Checking will When you Call Ted , yield on the replace your checking account! !i : Investment balance Make deposits or write checks ; over $2,500 has been in any amount, any time. And forget ENGINEERED 13.8%. That'll % higher about makingdeposits or writing checks in i than the 12.8% yield on amounts of $500 or more, -i SINTERINGS money market funds during the I same period.* In fact, $20,000 Invested SAFETY AND at 13.8% will earn $200 more In a year than Money Market Checking Is backed 100% by $20,000 Invested at 12.6%. PLASTICS, INC. U.S. Government or Agency securities. 1 'Source: Donoghuo's Money Fund Report. Average for all The first $2,500 Is insured by FSLIC. » taxable funds with over $ 100,000,000 in assets, which are 1 available to individual investors. WATERTOWN INDUSTRY Combine your checking account and i short term investments into a single plan. 1 IV///1 Money Mnrkvi Checking your balance nwr that the maximum i/n'olmc/il in a repurchase r $,l, st)O 0,1ms /I/'K/J money market ralvs. It is iiwestvdin agreement be less than S / 00,000. d repurclhm1 agreement which is not a savings account or adeposii and is not insured by fSUC, but is backed Interest rate changes weekly, hasedonsn month US. by U.S. Government or Agency securities and by First Treasury bill auction. Ink >«•>( ;'s paid fmm dale of Feihral Savings. The first 52,500 on deposit is in a deixhit to date of withdrawal, interest is cakuiatt, 17% daily, and compounded and crediwd monthly. NYLON AND vtlectivv annual yieltll. Federal Regulations require Statements monthly. • POLYESTER CALL 755-1422 FOR THIS WEEK'S RATE! s SEWING THREADS ii **** 1 s AND LOAN ASSOCIATiON OF WATERBURY A WATERTOWN INDUSTRY SINCE ?8§8 First Federal Plaza, Waterbury • Naugatuok Valley Mall, Waterbury • Chase Ave at Wigwam Waterbury Plaza i 364 Reidville Drive. Waterbury • 656 Main St.. Watertown • Southbury Plaza, Southbury PageProperty 14 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn. the) Septembe Watertownr 2,1982 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

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Parts © Sains • Service Dinty Moore Beef Stew DWU : call 757-7830 1223 N. Main, Wtby. 24oz. $1.29 HI PageProperty 16 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn. the) Septembe Watertownr % 1982 Historical Society snappers will be able to compete Other officers are Don Stepa- SPEAKING In the first Grand Dad's Golf nek, vice-president, Joseph Ca- Water-Oak Babe watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTournament which will be forporale, secretary and William F. Town Grandfathers only who Quigley, treasurer. Ruth Champions have an established handicap. Old Grand Dad, Inc., is going Watertown High opens its Have Banquet to furnish a lot of the prizes and SPORTS football season against Nauga- Ken Teifer, who batted a lusty awards, and the first place tro- tuck away from home on Satur- By Bob Palmer phy is a beauty. .467, and Jeff O'Loughlln, at day, September 18. .455, each received Most Valua- Park Commissioner Jim Li- The Indians will be playing 10 ble Player awards at the recent akos is chairman of the event. games, split evenly as far as lo- annual banquet of the Water- Cheryl Ventura has been win- proper mental approach to the "I hope we can make the 'Grand ning sports trophies since she game of golf which she began cation is concerned. Oak Babe Ruth League team. Dad Open' an annual event. I The home games arei Sept. 25, The event was attended by more was knee high to a grasshopper, playing four years ago. "Shereally think we can because there but last Saturday she captured is going to be a good one," John Berlin; Oct. 9, Holy Cross; Oct. than 50 people. are a lot of grand dads who play 16, Montville; Oct. 23, Sacred perhaps her most prestigious. predicts. golf every day here at Crest- All players received champion- The 17-year old senior at Wa- Cheryl has considerable other Heart; Nov. 13, Crosby. ship trophies for winning the brook and play it very well," Jim On the road the dates are: tertown High won the Girls Di- talents as her coaches in soft- said. Litch-Haven Babe Ruth League vision championship of the Jun- ball, basketball and field hockey Sept. 18, at Naugy; Oct. 1, at title with a 13-1 record under Park and Rec, Director Don Wflby; Oct. 30, atAnsonia; Nov. coaches Roy Middendorf and ior Golf Association at the Race at WHS can tell you. Stepanck said there will be an Brook County Club in Orange. This talented young lady was 6, at Kennedy and Thanksgiving Bob Svab. honorary Grand-Dad chairman Nov. 25, at Torrington. Cheryl had a 27-hole score of one of the first girls in the coun- each year, "1 think we started Other special award recipients 125 and it was one better than try to break into boys Little were as follows; Javier Lopez, off with a very deserving chair* CUFF NOTES--The Water- Caroline Keggl, who narrowly League baseball. man for the first tournament," Most Outstanding Pitcher, com- missed winning the U.S. junior Congratulations certainly are town High schedules of eight of piling a 6-0 league record with an Don said. I certainly agree to its athletic teams are now avail- title two weeks ago. in order for Cheryl, truly one of that. ERA of 2.11; Tom Desjardins, It was the first time that Miss the community's greatest young able in a large calendar like Most Improved Flayer, hitting So c'mon gramps call the pro form. It was made possible by .341; Bob Larseh, Most Competi- Ventura had competed in this athletes. shop and talk to Ed Bennett and tournament. She had runner- the generosity of many of our lo- tive Player, batting .361; Mike he will be glad to give you start- cal merchants...The Waterbury Lawlor, Most Versatile Player,! up finishes in several of the Speaking of young athletes, ing time information. state's better tournaments be- they won't be eligible for the up- Olympian Club will be present- could be found at six different fore getting over that hurdle coming golf tournament to be ing handsome plaques to four of postions, and threw out 10 run- Marty Maeeione, the newthe WHS swimmers who attain- ners trying to steal; and Mike Saturday.- held at Crestbrook Park on Satur- president of the Water-Oak Gold Watertown Golf Club pro John day, Oct. 2. ed All-State honors last spring, Svab, Most Outstanding 14- Circle of Sports, announced that namely, Dave Dispoto, Mike Jo- Galeski says that Cheryl has the No sir, no young whipper- Year-OId Flayer, batting .405, the first meeting of the organi- sephson, Rob Danielson and and striking out only four times zation' will be held Monday, Fran Gianninl. in 89 official at-bats. Sept. 13 at the Oakville VFW at 7:30 p.m. John Elliott, Brian Donahue, Coach Bob Gensler and his Chris Krady, "Jetty Valentino, For newcomers who may not assistants Chip Hungerford and Charlie Mitchell, Danny Simons, be familiar with the Gold Circle Tony ToUa have acknowledged Dave Primini, Bob O'Loughlin, Decision makers Club, it is an organization es- the tremendous support given by and team captain Pete Svab also tablished in 1977 and honors past the fans to their championship received their championship tro- outstanding athletes each year Water-Oak Little League team In phies. and any Watertown High ath- Division III throughout its lete or team which attains All- Water-Oak finished with an pick Apples, games. overall record of 20-5, and took State honors or other local in- Managers are always dividuals or teams which win Friends of the team, in ad- fifth spots in the Harwlnton and asking"what if?" state titles. Memberships are dition to the parents of players, Wolcott Invitational Tourna- And they're using Apple always open. traveled to see the games here ments. personal computers to get and away. Thanks to all 1 Water-Oak scored 198 runs in all the answers. It's the the 25 games for a 7,9 runs per tool that helps them test game average, while limiting the assumptions. Explore opposition to 81 runs, and 3.2 contingencies. Compare RPG. The team batted .341, and had an ERA of 2.11, based on se- and chart the results. ven-inning games. Learn how an Apple of your own can insure on- target analyses and Converse Pro Court states Its case on Peter Pan Trip planning. We'll help you any court surface. Natural rubber outsole The Parks and Recreation De- pick the system that's for excellent all-court traction and wear. partment is sponsoring a trip to right for you. oomputer see the musical "Peter Pan" at Hid Dealer Youth • J — »_ the Bushnell Hall in Hartford CINDY M, BARONE Reg, ie.es $16.95 Tuesday, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p.m. Recreation Director Donald 274-1959 Adult *,,, _ _ _ Stepanck said orchestra seat Reg. 23.95 tjMQ.tiS Your local sales representative tickets have been obtained for the performance, starring Karyn for Cole as Peter'Pan. The bus will leave at 6:15 p.m. for the show, Logical Computer Store ROAD STAR 1067 Farmington Avenue and return immediately after. For reservations and informa- Farmington, Ct, Tele, 674-8405 Road Star. Super comfortable all- purpose running shot, tion, call 274-5411, ext. 253.

Youth only Reg, 19.85 $15.95 Blue Ribbon Alleys WillQpan You are cordially invited to attend the 2nd Annual WATIRBURY August 31 ROLLERVERSARY WATERTOWN 1125 Main St. 150 Grand St. We Have Leagui Openings Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 3rd, 4th & 5th 753.7934 Aftirnoons & Evenings, 7 & 9 274-7331 Lay-A- Ways Accepted "SPECIAL EVENTS" Tues'.-Frl. 9.5:30 Tuis.lWed)Thurs,1M:30 Also openings for family Free 2nd Annual Rollerversary T-Shirts given out all Frl. 10-6, Sat. till 5 Qift Certificates Thurs, till 8:30. Sat, till 1 or othtr groups. weekend long. For Information, call: A vvuf if tad %» ^tmk (/M to th ^mi^ tfomm; Alleys: 274-4083 Incredible Top Shop. Meadow St., 14-NVR, Mallane iiiliiili Home: 274-8448 Lane, Naugatuck, Extraza, Wolcott St., Grinder Fun Fact Illli N. Main St., Hat's Place, Woicott St., Baker's Dozen, Rt 69, Prospect, Pepsi-Cola, Connecticut SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY Let There Be Rock Happy Skate "PEPSI MAGIC" People's Choice Late Nile Skius 10-12 Noon SchooS 14:30 P.M. 7-!2Midnitf 7-10 P.M. Free Migic Show FR1E PEPSI All FREE 1 pr. Rick Springfiild Balloon! Concert Tickets Session Long Rollerveriary Cake Admission Admiision '2,10 For Everyone 979 MAIN STREET Given Away $2.00 Admisiion Sl.lo AdmiiiionSJJO WATERTOWN SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY EXTRA Saturday Night Live Public Skate RICKY j', 11 P.M.- 2 A.M. PEPSI MAOIC" Late Night 274-9766 or 274-6063 Free Champape Toast 1-4:10 P.M. Magic Groove 60 19 & Over Only FREE PEPSI All I P.M.-1A.M. Si Admiision $3,50 Session Long Records Given Away FALL REGISTRATION I.D. Required Admission $2,50 Admission 13.50 • 1, 2 and 8 • 4 p,m, • 7 p.m. Skale RcnUl S 1,00 (If Needed) We would like to thank the over half million patrons for making — PROGRAMS — ROLLERMAGIC CT's #1 Wi Jjmt tfouf • Gym-Nats (2 • 5 yrs) ) Weight Lifting Girls and boys Gymnastics (6.18) • Boxing (8 Adults) • Karate (7 - Adufts) fL m Aerobics (n' Action Property of the WatertownTow Historicaln Times (Watertown, Conn. ) SeptembeSocietyr 2,1982 Pag e 17 ter Tabor, 11 a.m.; Confessions Swift junior High School 68-03 In church, 2;30 to 3:30 p.m.; Vi- Colonial St., OakviUe gil Mass for Joseph Smolskis, 4 Church Sivieewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs p.m.; Vigil Mass for Mary Tin- Polk School 76-04 no, 7 p.m. Buckingham St., Oakville St. John the Evangelist ishHaUf7il5p,m, Sunday, Sept. 5-Mass for 574 Main St., 274-8836 Friday, Sept. 3-Mass, 7 a.m.; members of the parish family, Dated at Watertown, Connecticut, this 2nd day of September, 1982. Thursday, Sept, 2-Mass, 11 Mass at Waterbury Extended 7:15 a.m.; Mass for Ronald Baril, 8:45 a.m.; Mass for George Spi- a.m. Care Facility, 10:30 a.m.; Wed- Mary B. Canty, Town Clerk Friday, Sept. 3--Mass, 11 ding Mass for Marianne Diorio no, 10 a.m.; Mass for Carmella and Domenic Rosa, 11:15 a.m.; Town of Watertown a.m.; Bingo, Church Hall, 7:15 and Bernard Buonfigllo, 6 p.m.; TT 9-2-82 p.m. Confessions in rectory chapel, Mass for the sick of the parish Saturday, Sept. 4-Wedding of 7:30 to 8 p.m. family, 4:30 p.m. WARNING Wendy Saraceno and Ronald Saturday, Sept. 4-.Seeond An- Monday, Sept. 6-Mass for Trednlek, 2 p.m.; Confessions, 4 niversary Mass for Frank Cimin- Jeannette Masslcotte, 7 a.m. NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY PRIMARY • STATE OR to 5, and 7:45 to 8:15 p.m.; High era, 8 a.m.; Wedding Mass for Tuesday, Sept. 7-Mass, 7 DISTRICT (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE Mass for Amelia Dascenza. 5 Christina Janiszewski and Ches- a.m.; Mass, 5 p.m. j p.m.; Low Mass, 7 p.m. Dear Town Clerk: Sunday, Sept. 5-High Mass for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gig- Notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Republican Party will be nae, 8;i5 a.m.; Low Mass, 9:30 held in your town on September 7,1982 for nomination to each office a.m.; High Mass for Francis indicated below. Begnal, 10:45 a.m.; Low Mass for deceased members of Healy WARNING Notice is also hereby given that the following is the name of the and Brenneis families, 12 noon; NOTICE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY - STATE OR party-endorsed candidate, if any, of the Republican Party for nomi- Folk Choir, 4 p.m.; Low Mass DISTRICT (MULTI-TOWN) OFFICE nation to each office indicated, together with the street address of (Folk Mass) for Lois Zipoli, 5 DEAR TOWN CLERK said candidate: p.m.; Bingo, Church Hall, 6:30 Notice is hereby given that a Primary of the Democratic Party will be p.m. held in your town on September 7, 1982 for nomination to each office OFFICE (including district) NAME ADDRESS Monday, Sept. 6--Low Mass, 9 indicated below. a.m. Notice is also hereby given that the following is the name of the Representative In Congress Nancy L. Johnson 141 So. Moun- Tuesday, Sept. 7-Low Mass, 9 party endorsed candidate, if any, of the Democratic Party for nomi- 6th Congressional District tain Drive a.m.; Miraculous Medal Novena, nation to each office indicated, together with the street address of New Britain, Conn. 7 p.m. said candidate: Wednesday, Sept. 8-Low OFFICE (Including district) NAME ADDRESS State Representative Kie N. Westby 166 Clay Street Mass, 9 a.m. 76th Assembly District Thomaston, Conn. Representative In Congress No Party Endorsement 6th Congressional District Christ Episcopal Notice Is also hereby given that the following arc the names of 25 The Green, 274-1910 the enrolled members of the Republican Party who have filed certi- State Representative No Party Endorsement ficates of eligibility and consent to primary in conformity with Section Thursday, Sept. 2"Morning 76th Assembly District Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; Evening Pra- 9-400 of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination to each office Indicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: yer, 5:45 p.m.; Holy Communion Secretary of the State Julia H. Tashjlan 31 Basswood Road and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Windsor, Conn. Friday, Sept. 3-Morning Pra- OFFICE (Including district) NAME ADDRESS yer and Holy Communion, 8:45 Notice is also hereby given that the following are the names of the a.m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m. Representative in Congress Nicholas Schaus 195 Ml. Spring enrolled members of the Democratic Party who have filed certificates 6th Congressional District Saturday, Sept. 4--Morning of eligibility and consent to primary in conformity with Section 9-400 Farmington, Conn. Prayer and Holy Communion, of the General Statutes, as candidates for nomination to each office State Representative Timothy Vellraih 8:45 a.m. indicated, together with the street addresses of said candidates: Wilton Road Sunday, Sept. S-Holy Com- 76th Assembly District Plymouth, Conn. munion, 8 a.m.; Holy Commun- OFFICE (including district) NAME ion, nursery, 10:15 a.m.; Lay ADDRESS Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 9th day of August, 1982, Readers' Service at Watertown /%/ Albert P, Lenge Convalarium, 1 p.m., and at Representative in Congress William E. Curry, Jr. Norton Lane Albert P. Lenge Whitewood Manor, 1:30 p.m. 6th Congressional District Famungton, Conn. Director/Attorney Election Division Monday, Sept. 6-Morning Office of Secretary of the State Prayer and Holy Communion, Brendan J. Kennedy 139 Hazelmare Rd. 8:45 a.m.; A.A., 10:30 a.m. New Britain, Conn. Tuesday, Sept. 7-Morning Prayer arid Holy Communion, Gardner E. Wright, jr. 45 Primrose Lane 8:45 a.m.; Al-Anon, 10 a.m.; Bristol, Conn. The foreBoijiR is a copy of the notice whiVh i have received from the Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Tea- Office of the Secretary of the State, in accordance with Section 9-433 chers' Meeting at Jessell home, State Representative Robert W. Allensworih 1009 Hickory of the General Statutes. As provided in said notice, a primary of 7p.m.; A.A.,8p,m. 76th Assembly District Hill Road the Republican Party for nomination to the state or district offices Wednesday, Sept^ 8-Morning Thomaston, Conn, therein specified will be held on September 7, 1982. The hours of Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; Bible Teach- William J. Butterly, Jr. 78 Maple Avenue voting at said Primary and the location of the polls will be as follows: ings, Holy Communion, Healing Watertown Service, 9:30 a.m.; Junior Choir, HOURS OF VOTING 12:00 o'clock noon to 8 P.M. 3:15 p.m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 (Oakvule), Conn. p.m.; Prayer Group, 7:25 p.m.; LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT Senior Choir, 7:45 p.m. Peter M. Tetreault 16 Roosevelt Ave. Thursday, Sept. 9-Morning TerryvilJe, Conn. Heminway Park School 68-01 Prayer and Holy Communion, Secretary of the State Heminway Park Road, Watertown 8:45 a.m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 Patricia T. Hendel 127 Parkway S. p.m.; Holy Communion and Bi- New London, Conn. Judson School 68.02 ble Study, 7:30 p.m. Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 9th day of August, 1982. Hamilton Lane, Watertown /%/ Albert P, Lenge Swift Junior High School 68-03 All Saints' Episcopal Albert P, Lenge 262 Main St., Okvl. 274-2352 Director/Attorney Election Division Colonial St., Oakvills Thursday, Sept. 2-Women's Office of Secretary of the State Night Group, 7:30 p.m. Polk School 76-04 Sunday, Sept. 5--Holy Com. munion, 8 a.m.; Holy Commun- Buckingham St., Oakville ion, Sunday School, Nursery, 10 The foregoing is a copy of the notice which I have received from the a.m.; Evening RAP Program, Office of the Secretary of the State, in accordance with Section 9-433 Dated at Watertown, Connecticut, this 2nd day of September, 1982. Grades 7to 12, 6 p.m.; Choir Re- of the General Statutes. As provided in said notice, a primary of the hearsal, 6:30 p.mi Democratic Party for nomination to the state or district offices there- Mary B, Canty, Town Clerk in specified will be held on September 7, 1982. The hours of voting Town of Watertown First Congregational at said Primary and the location of the polls will be as follows: TT 9-2-82 40 BeForestSt,, 274-6737 Sunday, Sept. 5-Worship Hours of Voting 12:00 o'clock noon to 8 p.m. Service, 10 a.m., nursery care provided. LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES VOTING DISTRICT Society of Friends 274.8598 Heminway Park School 68-01 Sunday, Sept. 5-Meeting for Heminway Park Road, Watertown Worship, Woodbury Community Center, 10 a.m. Judson School 68-02 m - - - Hamilton Lane, Watertown Fall Gospel Assembly Sterling - *- ~- -- - *-^~z ^ -^^" 1317 Watertown AveM Wtby. 756-1293 Sunday, Sept. S-Worshlp Ser- vice, 11 a.m. HOM with $20.00 Purchase S S if = Mlddlebnty Baptist AN types of Carpentry Work 74 Kelly Rd.,MIddlebi«y Summer Sale on 758.9655 All types of Masonry Work Selected Items. Sunday, Sept. 5-Sunday Just Arrived from India School, 9:45 a.m.; Morning Wor- All types of Ceramic Tile Work ship, 11 a.m.; Youth Groups, Bone Necklaces 5:45 p.m.; Evening Service, 7 Reasonable Prices • No Job is Too Small p.m.

9 a a * • Free Estimates - Fully Insured (Next to Painted Pony) St. Mary Magdalen Hours: Weekdays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 16 Bneldngham St., Okvl. Call Nick Apicella ••- 274-9273 Sat, & Sun. 9:30 a.m. let 3 p.m. Ihuisd.iy, Sept. 2-M.iss, 7 274-8397 274-2890 Owner: Cheryl Mitchell Stnikcr 266-5444 a.m.; M.iss, 5 p.m.; Bingo. !'.»•- •------•'•-- PagPropertye 18 Town Times (Watertown of, Conn. the) Septembe Watertownr 2,1982 Historical Society DROWNING GREAT LINGTHS offices, schools, landfill, and When a man is drowning In his Those employais who go to great senior center all closed, m own troubles, you'll have to supply lengths to find an easy way out him with mart than a raft of advice, Invariably fall short on production.. TUESDAY, SEPT. 7 watertownhistoricalsociety.org SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. GENERAL center open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8 INFO NUMBERS^ Municipal minibus to Waterbury and mall switchboard, 274.5411, for most in morning and afternoon. SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. governmental and school depart- GRANGE NO, 122 meeting at center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; ment offices, including recrea- Masonic Temple, 175 Main St,, minibus to Waterbury and mall tion extensions 253-255, and sen- 8 p.m. for officer installation. in morning and afternoon. SHOWCASE ior center and minibus eits. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Mu- 423-424. SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 seum, 22 DeForest St., open 2 to MUSIC PROGRAM by Terry 4 p.m. Free to public. Clark Trio of Lamplighter Minis- POLICE COMMISSION meet- SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. tires at Evangel Assembly of ing at French St. police head- center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; so- God, 2245 Litchfleld Rd., 11 quarters, 7:30 p.m. cial 1 to 4 p.m. a.m.; public invited. HOUSING AUTHORITY meet- ing at Buckingham Terrace FRIDAY, SEPT, 3 MONDAY, SEPT, 6 elderly housing complex, 7:30 HOMES p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. LABOR DAY HOLIDAY^ town COMING EVENTS REC TRIPS; Sept. 17-19 Help Unlimited, inc. (filled), Fall Foliage Tour, in- 193 Davis Street, Gakviiie cluding Utica Brewery and Old Forge, N.Y.; Sept. 24 (filled), Caring people...Quallty Service Big E. in West Springfield, Offering personalized services In your home: Mass.; Sept. 28, (open) Peter Registered Nurses Pan musical at Bushnel!, Hart- Licensed Practical Nurses ford; Home Health Aides Companions • Hourly & Live In Our Help is Unl!mited...lf you need help in any way Please Call274-9760 Nancy Colson & Denise Charette Nursing Consultants WATERTOWN Before you dBclde..,Pleasi call for further Information |bbuilT; hT? if y°UrdrC:Tl / P, 'n5Paciousllv- ™- formal d,r. w, wainscoting * built-in hutch, sun porch w/jalousicd windows, custom designed kitchen, a gourmet s delight breakfast room w/hay wmdow opening to hiih-beamed great room, floor to ceiling brick f p . plui.li carpetmg, VA bathj, professionally land- scaped lot, I ear larap, city utilities TARAFARM WESTBURY REALTY 967 Main St., Watertown 274-9661 Fresh Vegetables Sweet corn, tomatoes Peppers, etc, (All grown on farm-Picked fresh Dally)

Native Melons and Mums WttUAM QUIGLEY, Bowers Street, was honored recently by Merrill Lynch Realty as sales as- sociate of the month. He has 1130 Guernsey town Road been in business in Watertown Watertown for more than 40 years. WATERTOWN • Custom-built 7 rm Tri-Level in excellent family neighborhood offers 3 bedims, formal dining rm, fam, rm w/fpl Call 274-2701 for Information. Owner relocatini-want quick sale $74,900. State of Connecticut "SUMMER SPECIAL" Court of Probate District of Watertown WEEKEND PACKAGE August 24,1982 MLS Estate of OILMAN J.CYR With This Coupon The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, Judge, of the Court of Probate, WATERTOWN Friday — Saturday — Sunday District of Watertown at a hear- : '82 ESCORT , only $60. ing held on Aug. 24, 1982 order- ed that all claims must be pre- HI- :%^wm '82FAIRMONT on|y$70, sented to the fiduciary on or be- '82 GRANADA WAGON only $80 fore December 2, 1982 or be barred as by law provided. »82 CARGO VAN only $90, Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk The fiduciary is: (Unlimited Mileage) Lillian C.Cyr 354 PlattRd., Watertown, Ct. TT 9-2-82 State of Connecticut Court of Probate I 1224 Main St., Watertown 2744501 pistrict of Watertown ^^ —^J wit ^ai I^B ^^ an M BBH Bm I August 27,1982 ri.,^..i,?, J^,,, i show the glaw wall, in the liv. rm. w/fpl. and fam.' rm. that bring ga se g loth e >niide of th tradltlonal 8 Col ial Estate of JENNIE P. A. FREDIN mLvT \ T " ™- ™ •«••« °ff«" Petitioner: Charles D. Stauf- m«,y bonuse,. Located on a qu.ct street yet within walk.ng distance to town 4 facher, 48 Woodruff Ave., Box Bedim . (one on . s. fl.); m baths; separate Summer house; 2 c. garage PosZ?'in A, Watertown, Ct. m q" Va "d fea'Ur" °f wel|-ma"uained 19^ construction. Bcducri ChOdren's World Date of Hearing, Sept. 16, 1982 at 9J15 a.m. at Probate RYPER iiALTY 274-9639 One of Connecticut's Finest State Court, Town Hall, DeForest St., Certified Nursery ichool and Day Care Watertown, Ct. FREE SEMINAR Upon application of the peti- tioner praying that an instrument 14% 30 year fixed rate mortgages. in writing dated May 3, 1977, VA (veterans) FHA (non-veterans) Nursery School purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of said deceased Attend a free seminar at Merrill Lynch Realty on All day care and Codicils thereto dated Feb. Thursday, September 9,1982, Call 573.1171 for reser- 20, 1979 and May 14, 1980, be Hourly babysitting approved, allowed and admitted vations, space is limited. Also to be discussed is low to probate in said District, and payment mortgages. Refreshments will be served that letters testamentary issue to Buyers only. Charles D. Stauffacher, the Exe- cutor named therein, as per ap- OPEN 6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. plication on file more 1 Minute from Black Rock State Park and U Chalet fully appears, Restaurant, directly behind Tech Systems. 2 Minutes from IT IS ORDERED THAT: Said ap- exit 38 on Rt. 8,5 Minutas from Watertown Town Hall. plication be heard and deter- Accepting September Enrollments mined at the Court of Probate at ilili the date, time and place indicat- 1776 East Main Street ed above. Waterbury, Ct. 283-5404 or 283-4876 BY ORDER OF THE COURT 573-1171 Carey R. Geghan, 36 Maple Ave,» Thomaston Judge TT 9.2-82 Property of the Watertown TowHistoricaln times (Watertown, Conn. Society) September 2,1982 Pag e 19 watertownhistoricalsociety.org

IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!!

ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE, VACUUM CLEANERS repaired, WANTEDi Football, hockey, TAG SALE 251 Litchfield Rd., Tuesday noon is the deadline for classified advertising. all makes. Free estimates, free soccer equipment, hiking gear, Watertown, 10-4, Sat. & Sun,, pickup and delivery. Connecticut good used bikes and more! We Sept, 4 & 5. Rates: $2,00 minimum charge for the first 12 words, plus Sewing Machine, 574-7781. have buyers waiting. Bring in $.40 per line for each additional line beyond the minimum your best used equipment and ANTIQUE EMPIRE blue velvet (approx. four words per line), All classifieds are carried CONNECTICUT SEWING MA- we'll sell it at a profit to you! sofa, very good cond. View Fri.- CHINE, Repairs, all makes. Replay, Inc. 453 Main St., Wtn. Sat.-Sun. 274.2089,274.2041. in the Water-Oak Shoppers Guide, as well as Town Call 574.7781. 274.9165. Times, at no additional charge. FOR SALEi 1971 VW bug, FOR SALEi Three-piece Kroeh- ENFAMIL, 32 oz., ready to feed, $1400. New engine w/only 8000 ler sectional couch in good condi- $8.99 case of 6 cans. Post Office miles, Call 274.6908. ED MICHAUD FAJNTDJG ODD JOBS. Masonry: chimneys Drug Store, 274.5288. & Paper Hanging & woodstoves installed. Carpen- tion. $50. Call 274-5836. Clark Michaud, Contractor try: remodeling, decks, etc. ANTIQUE BENTWOOD chairs WANTEDi Daytime kitchen as- Call 274.8379 Call Rick, 274.0456 or Joe, 274- TAG SALE Sat. & Sun., 9-5, for sale. Set of 4 w/pressed slstant. Good opportunity to 5839. 1065 Ouernsevtown Rd,, Wtn. p Air conditioner, bicycle, re- wood seats, $250, 274-0408•- , learn. Call Penny Hewitt, Little diner, infants' and children's London, 263.0466 before 11.-30 EMIL'S JEWELERS LAWN MOWER REPAIRS. Ex- FOR SALEi '81 Chevette, Two- a.m. 709 Main St. perienced mechanic. Estimates clothes and misc. Watertown dr., 4 spd. $4500.274-7265. given. Pick up & delivery. Used FOR SALEi 21-ft. solid, heavy Expert watch repairing. Guaran- mowers for sale. Call after 12 duty pool cover, $55. Call 274- FOR SALE! Early American love teed workmanship, WATERTOWN noon, 274-5198. 8379. seat by Clayton Marcus, Exc. cond. Asking $300. 274.1447. FEED & GRAIN THE ATWOOD AGENCY, INC, BALLOONACY WANTEDi Indoor bicycle for Blue Seal Feed, Complete insurance service. Helium Balloons exercising. Must be in top cond. TAG SALE Sat,, 10-5, 192 Nova John B, Atwood, 49 DeForest Fertilizer, Hardware, Delivered By A Clown Calli 274-0617, Scotia Hill, Wtn, Clothes, books, [Pet_ Supplies, Bird Seed,] St., Watertown, next to the Town Any Occasion bottles, some antiques. Many Hall. 274-6711. 274.9154 274.5544 Rm^BLE BABYSrrTER misc. items, " Wayne Dog Food, (Northfield/Linkfield Rd. area) Loam FOR SALE: High quality recon- FOR SALEi Phosphate for mi- ditioned B&W and color TV's needed for 1 or 2 days after JUNIOR GOLF CLUBS wanted. Division 0/ Gaiassino cromet feeders to home water school for 2 children. Must be Have they outgrown their equip- Construction Co, with 90-day limited warranty. systems. Low priced at $2.50 per Duhamel Electronics, 408 Buck- able to stay until 10 p.m. while ment or lost interest In the 41 DIPOT ST. inghamSt. 274-1974. pound; Call 274.6892. mother attends school. Call 274- game? Young man just starting WATERTOWN 274-1221 | 3249 after 6 p.m. golf seeks set of right-handed HOMEMADE JAMS, made with RADIATORS REPAIRED junior clubs. 274-0408, this year's best berries. Call FOR SALEs Box spring and mat- Recored. New, complete trans- 274-0893. mission repairs. A-Z Garage & tress, $50, Call 274.1722, "People use a lot of methods to Radiator Shop, Zoar Ave., Oak- ACCOUNTING & bookkeeping ville, 274-4966. FOR SALEi Cast iron radiators, services for small or large busi- baseboard and upright. Call 274- get their carpet cleaned* I think ness. All phases of tax prepara- 3439, 1 I WILL DO your exterior & inter- tion. Call Dave at 274-5940, ior painting and wall papering, Stanley Steemer cleans the best! APT. FOR RENTi Three rms., Excellent references. Call Bob CHAIRS CANED by experienced Perkinr, 283-8300. heat & elec, $50 a week. Depot weaver. Any pattern duplicated. St. Call 274-9425. [ln,l rnl'l nlmif 274-3786 or 753-0021, JUST ARRIVED; Chintz 'N Prints MEDICALLY TRAINED Individ- of Newtown, an enormous num- MISAVAGE FORESTRY, Chim- ber of Decorator Slipcovers, Dra- ual needed part-time to complete ney sweep, firewood, forest con- Paramedical Examinations for pery-Upholstery fabrics at enor- sultant. Call 274-9804. many insurance companies in Here's why the Stanley Steemer mous savings, 5. Main St. this area. Set your own appoint- cleaning system Is best (Route 25) Newtown, Conn. SEEKING WOMEN to train as ments. Full training provided. l* f A I j 1 ] I beauty consultants so you can An enjoyable & interesting way MARANTHA earn $$$, Call Nancy at Artistry, to earn extra money. For infor- CHIMNEYSWEEPS 753-2771. mation & application, write: Life- Chimneys cleaned, professional- data, 7933 Clayton Rd., Suite • ™ \ I [w t lo fr i ly. Quick, clean, efficient ser- AOTO SEAT COVERS custom fit #206, St. Louis, Missouri, 63117. vice, 274-5743 or 573-1255. to your car in many styles & pat- terns, Also, auto carpeting. Both t I ! IS II lh t M, 111 FOR RENTi Efficiency apt., 1st »,l" I I, , , ,1 , r |l, | PLUMBING AMD HEATING, all on special now at Watertown, floor, in private home. Parking, types of work, any size job. Reli- Auto Upholstery, Rt. 6, Thomas- Call 274-0789 after 8. 1111WM] .in

CONSIDER CONSIGNDIG at the SHAKPENDIGi Chain saws (Off) TO RENTi 3W rooms, Oakv. Se- Craft Menagerie. It pays. We S2.S2.50; Circular saws, scissors, curity, deposit & refs. Adults, No display at local fairs. Call 283- etc. AL'S SHARPENING, call pets, 274-879S. 5619, 756-9253 after 11 a.m. Register Now FOR SALEi 18 cu. ft, freezer, AMWAY PRODUCTS. Quality TWO 12,000 BTU air condition- cleaning products, vitamins, mint cond,; Fireplace glass en- for Fall Evening Classes! ers for sale. One used one year, closure & screen. Call 274-2919, etc., delivered to your home. one used two months. Both in 274.5812. excellent condition. Operate on FffiEWOOD, cut to length, $75 a regular house current, no spe- cord, unsplit, $95 a cord split. Associate & Bachelor of Science PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL cial wiring. Cost $500 new. Sell 274-6305. Degree programs by State Licensed Hypertri- for $400 and $350, respectively. cologist. Call Kathy Pizzolo- Call 274-6721,9 to 5. LICENSED CHILD CARE avail, • Accounting • Management • Marketing russo before 7 p.m., 274-3594. able in my home. Daily hours • Office Management • General Studies A-l MASONRY, Stonewalls, open. Call 274-9089. JEEPS, CABS, PICKUPS from S35, Available at local gov't auc- Fireplaces, chimneys, stucco and wall repairs. Call 274-7357. ENSURE, 24 eight-ounce, $19.99 Walk-in registration and brochures of cou"se listings tions. For directory call 805-687- a case at Post Office Drug Store. are now available in the Office of Admhsions and 6000, ext. 1100, Call refundable. 274.5288. A & M PAINTING and wallpa- Records, Hess Hall. (Room 103), pering. Also painting w/design FALL REGISTRATION at the OFFICE CLERK: position in ac- Connecticut Gymnastics School rollers for the wallpaper look without the wallpaper price. counting department for detail- Hours- Mons. - Thiirs. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sept. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd between 4 oriented, mature person with fi- and 7 p.m. Programs include: Free estimates, best prices. Call Fridays, 8 a.m. - Noon 274-6346 or 274-1795. gure aptitude. Duties include gymnats, 2-5 yrs.; girls and boys clerical records, answering Saturday, (Sept. 4), 9 a.m. - Noon gymnastics, 6 to 18 yrs.; Karate, LOSTi Gray tabby kitten, phones, typing, filing. Pleasant 7-adults; Boxing, 8-adults; office. Company paid benefits. approx, 8 months old, in Baldwin For further information, call: weight training and Aerobics Si. vicinity. Declawed and neu- Call Controller for appointment, "N" Action. 979 Main St., tered. Answers to "Ernie," 274-6781. Office of Continuing Education 274-0766. Reward. 274-5374. Post College FOK SALEs 1980 Chevette, 800 Country Club Road AUTO-HOMEOWNER'S insur- mRSMMt 73 Mustang and Four-dr., 4 cyl., 4 spd. std., ance. Call Ray Archambault for a 72 Torino parts, '74 Vega en- AM/FM, rear defog, rust- Waterbury, Conn. 06708 competitive rate after 4 p.m. or gjne mi tr8nny. Call 274-1329 proofed. Asking $3,700. Call 755-0121, Ext. 254 any time weekends, 274-5275, a^w 5 p m 723-0736 or, after 6, 755-8448. Page 20 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) September 2,1982 v\ Property of the Watertown Historical Society Party Primaries from Swift; Lilac Avenue, from ,if a family member becomes (Continued from page 1) Swift; Ledgewood Road, from FreeOrReducedPrice unemployed or if family size for the battle against State Rep, Judson; and Maple Avenue, changes, the family should Gardner Wright Jr. of Bristolwatertownhistoricalsociety.org, fromSwift. contact the school to file a new and Brendan J, Kennedy, eoun- Also: Mason Avenue, from Swifts Munson Road, from Jud. MedsPoUcy Announced application. Such changes may cil majority leader in New Bri- The Watertown Public Schools has announced its policy for deter- make the children of the family tain, son; Morris Town Line Highway, from Judson; North Street, from mining eligibility of children who may receive free or reduced price eligible for reduced price meals, On the GOP side, Farmington Swift; Old Colonial Road, from meals or free milk served under the National School Lunch, School free meals, or free milk if the businessman Nicholas Schaus Swift; Otis Drive, from Judson; Breakfast, and Commodity School programs, or free milk served un- family income falls at or below the is prlmaring against the party- Old Farms Road, from Judson; der the Special Milk Program. levels shown above. endorsed State Rep. Nancy John- Park Avenue, from Swift; Park Local school officials have adopted the following family size and Each school and the office of. son of New Britain. Road, from Judson; Plungis income criteria for determining ellgibiUtyi the superintendent, at the address Local Democrats and the party Road, from Judson; Ridge Court, GROSS INCOME GUIDELINES FOR REDUCED PRICE MEALS noted above, has a copy of the overall endorsed Julia H, Tash- from Swift; Ridgeway Avenue, Household Size Annual Monthly Weekly complete policy which may be re- jian, of Windsor, for secretary of from Swift; Skipper Avenue, 1 $ 8,660 $ 722 $167 viewed by any interested party. state. She is being opposed by from Swift; Skyhollow Court, 2 11,510 959 221 St. John's Preschool New London's Patricia T. Hen- 3 14,360 from Swift; Slade Terrace, from 1,197 276 The St. John's Church Pre- del. Swift; Smith Pond Road, from ,4 17,210 1,434 331 There is no primary for the 5 20,050 school Religion Progum will be- Judson; Sunnyside Avenue, from 1,671 386 gin Sunday,, Sept, 26, during the 68th District. GOP incumbent Swift; Sunset Avenue, from 6 22,900 1,908 440 State Rep. Jamie McLaughlin, 7 25,750 9:30 a.m. Mass. Classes for Swift; Tumor Avenue, from 2,146 495 youngsters ages 4 and 5 will be of Woodbury, will square off Swift; Viola Street, from Swift; 8 28,600 2,383 550 against Patricia "Jane" Plerson, held in St. John's School, Wood- Wagon Wheel Court, from Swift; Children from families whose in- Schools, 10 DeForest St., 274- ruff Avenue. also of, Weodbury, whom he de- and Woodland Avenue, from come Is at or below the levels feated in 1980. 5411, ext. 311 for a hearing to ap- For more information on regis- Swift. shown are eligible for free or peal the decision. The policy con- State Sen. William F. Rogers reduced price meals. tering, call June Warren at 274- III, R-Southbury, went unchal- High School tains an outline of the hearing 4691, or Julia DiAngelis at 274- , Application forms are being procedure. . . lenged from within the party for (Continued from page 1) sent to all homes in a letter to par- 1006. • the 32nd District candidacy. His Burke, Tim to Corvo, Rina; Room ents. Additional copies are avail- opponent in November will be 109, Mrs. Raissis, Covlello, able at the principal's office in Democrat Robert Allen of South- Danielle to DlAngelis, Michael; each school. The information pro- bury. Room 110, Mrs. Montl-Bovi, Di- vided on the application is confi- The 68th includes Woodbury Rlenzo, Mark to Fierro, Danielle; dential and will be used only for and generally the west central Room 111, Mr. Bruno, Finch, the purpose of determining eligi- part of Watertown. The entire David to Heady, Winthrop; bility. community falls within the 32nd Room .112, Mr. Corr, Heckel- Applications may be submitted Senatorial District. man, Elaine , to Krady, Chris; at any time during the year. The CRAFT CLASSES' Town Clerk Mary Canty re- Room 117, Mr. Borgnine, Kropp, forms require a simple statement ported under new legislation this Doug to Longo, Bonnie; Room of total household income, and Register Now year for primaries, absentee 118, Mr. Twerian, Longo, Deb- household size. In addition, social ballots will be available up to bie to McCollough, Mlchele; security numbers of all adult n at 12 noon Tuesday for people un- Room 119, Mrs. DeMayo, Me- members must be included. expectedly called out of town at Evoy, {Catherine to Neurakis, A parent or guardian must sign the last minute, or for some other Charles; Room 120, Mr. Ranft, a certification that the informa- THEREDBARN emergency. The ballots must be Newman, Sandy to Pishty, Jo- tion is correct. Information may picked up and filled out in per- seph; Room 124, Mrs. Coy, be verified during the school year. 96 Porter St. P.O. Box 6 Watertown, Ct. 06795 , son at the town clerk's office, Pistilll, Todd to Serra, Dana; Room 125, Mrs. Lopiccolo, Se- In certain cases, foster children 274-8889 Town Hall, 37 DeForest St., and are also eligible for these benefits. returned Immediately. verine, Lisa to ToUa, Jaequelyn; and Room 126, Mrs. Juraska, If a family has foster children liv- She said for the general pub- ing with them and wishes to apply 3 Sessions MACRAME Fee: $20.00 lic, people should try to obtain Touponse, Michelle to Zuraitis, Wednesdays.Sept. 29, Oct. 6 & 13-9:30-11:30 a.m. Peter. for such meals or milk for them, absentee ballots aX her office by they should contact the school. Learn to make useful & decorative items for gifts or your S p.m. tomorrow (Friday). Town Alternative School reports to In the operation of School Nu- home. Bring scissors and a ruler, offices will be closed Monday, Room IS. trition Programs, no child will be Sept. 6, for the Labor Day holi- discriminated against because of DOOR DECORATION WORKSHOP day. race, sex, color, religion, national 1 Session Fee $10 00 Call the office at 274-5411, ext. origin or handicap. 293 for more information. Thursday, Sept, 30—9:30-11:30 a.m. or Walter leMay, Democrat re- DIOWO--A son, Christopher Under the provisions of the pol- Saturday, Oct. 2—9:30-11:30 a.m. gistrar of voters, said more than Robert, Aug. 13 in Waterbury icy the school principal will review applications and determine eligi- Learn to make a door or wall decoration for your home. 2,000 cards were mailed out to Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bring wlrecutters& scissors. townspeople advising them of Diorio (Robin Soden), Oak St., bility. If a parent is dissatisfied their voting stations. Several Waterbury. Grandparents are with the ruling of the official, he may wish to discuss the decision FLORAL ARRANGEMENT WORKSHOP streets and portions of streets Mr. and Mrs. Robert Soden, 1 Session Fee: $f0 00 were redistricted under last Wolcott, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- with the approving official on an year's state reappertionment mond Diorio, Oakville. Mr. and informal basis. Thursday, Oct. 7—9:30-11:30 a.m. or plan. Mrs. Michael Grosso, Oakvllle, If he wishes to make a formal Saturday, Oct. 9—9:30-11:30 a.m. He said Alice Madeuji, his and Mrs. Paul Diorio, Water- appeal, a request either orally or Learn the basics in making a silk or dried floral arrangement. GOP registrar counterpart, has bury, are great-grandparents. in writing, may be made to Bring wire cutters and a container of your choice. received only one phone call Richard Huot, Watertown Public pertaining to the redistricting. ^CITIZEN 2 Sessions STENCILING ~ Fee: $20.00 "Either our lists are 100 per- z Call for dates & times cent right, or nobody cares," w Learn the old craft of decorating walls, fabrics & furniture. Mr. LeMay quipped. N Bring pencil and a sharp craft knife, A district by district break- down has been published in a HOLIDAY DECORATING SHOW four-part series in this and the preceding three Town Times. 5 1 Session Fee: $5 00 The Democrat and Republican Tuesday, Oct. 12—7:00-9:00 p.m. moderators, respectively, at the Come and see new ideas used in decorating for Halloween four polling stations are as fol- Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years, Bring paper to jot lows: Lucille Ferrari and Vir- notes or a camera, ginia Slavin, Heminway; Karen ACCURACY Schmidt and Cheryl Carley, Jud- 2 Sessions LAMPSHADES Fee: $30.00 son; Gina Lafreniere and Julie Call for dates & times Sloeum, Swift- and Beverly Learn the old craft of cut & pierced shades, plain or painted Crowe and Armand Madeujr, and fabric or paper (wallpaper) covered shades. Swift. Polk Voting 1 Session PLANT CLINIC Fee: Minimal Charge (Continued from page 1) for materials used area from other districts are as Saturday, Sept. 25—All Day follows: Ann Avenue, from Sundays, Oct. 3 or 10—All Day Swift; Bassett Road, from Jud- Have you got problems with your plants? Bring it in for son; Bldwell Hill Road, from spraying, repotting, or disease & insect diagnosis. Judson; Black Rock Road, from Judson; Botelle Street, from Swift; Bryant Road, from Jud- Please fill out registration form. Enclose son; Buckingham Court, from full payment for class(es) of your choice Swift; Bushnell Avenue, from Swift; Bussemey Avenue, from NAME__ Swift; Central Avenue, from ADDRESS. Swift; Chimney Road, from Jud- son; Contour Court, from Swift; Day/Date T0WN_ .Phone, Emile Avenue, from Swift; Fair- Sweep second hand. CLASS__ Sweep second hand. view Street, from Swift; and Stainless steel case. DATE__ Falls Avenue, from Swift, Adjustable bracelet $79.50 JTime. Also: Falls Terrace, from Swift; $125 CLASS Franklin Avenue, from Swift; DATE^ Franson Road, from Judson; Fre- Time derick Street, from Swift; Gilbert Road, from Judson; Happy Ave- WE'RE MAKING THE MOST OF TIME, nue, from Swift; Hillside Ave- nue, from Swift; Honey Hill 10% discount given for Road, from Judson; Rowland craft material purchased Street, from Swift; Hubbell Ave- EMIL'S JEWELERS nue, from Swift; Huneerfbrd during classes. V< mil , |r HI *..• in |. ri l,ii 709 Main Street, Watertown it .ill. fi- in hill, n, li.nl.iii v.i 274-1S88 •'•'- Ir. >.: ' il. ili.-.A \\, (ll|.