Tti« Property of the WatertownWafer+own - Oalcvilie Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org- ' . Weekly TIMES 13, No. 646 SHbicription Pric*. $3.75 Per Year Single Copy, 'Ml 'Cents April 21, I960 May 20 Deadline For School
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Ji Superintendent Applications Candee Elected Chairman • "i Friday, May 20, hat been set following: The successful apptt- by the Board of Education as the >cant roast be free to assume the final date for of ap- position en or about July 1 BO that pneatkms for 'appointment of Of Charter Commission he may some time with Mr superintencvCDt. of 'the Watextowji Porter, becoming acquainted with school tbe post; Tbe contrast will be for Democratic John Keilty, At its Apr. 12, the two years; A Tntnirrinm salary of Board op general pro- wxm estabXMHied, with ft^y Mrs Sullivan cedure far'aJtemptli to secure a that tb bee determinedeterm d Town Committee ft* B, between tbe Raymond £ West Atso Named Barter, who recently was appoint- bottrd and "the afal carafi- ed gap^intertflent-of fee Bridge- date.; And qualifications for state Ellsworth T. Candee, 'Beach port ptibRe school system. ttfication- for a superintend- First President 'Donald- Masi "was reetected Awe.,, was elected, chairman .of the ent's certificate must be met. chairman of 'the Democratic Town Charter Commission Tuesday, Amoiu, tbe requirements set up Forty-five businessmen, of Wa- Apr. 19, at' .an organizational by the School Board is one which All applications must be ad- tertown and' OaJcville formed ' a. Committee Monday, April 18, at meeting of the group at 'the' Ltnds- states that applicants mast have dressed to School- Board Chair- business organization Tuesday at a, special meeting. ley House. • served previously as aa assistant man Frank Reinhold in care of which, they elected, officers, chose 'Other officers elected include superintendent or superintendent a name, established.' a purpose .and. AH other officers of the com- the school department office adopted a slogan. miftae also were elected for two State'-Rep. John. Keilty, vice-chair- of schools in some other com- year terms. They are: Mrs. man, .and. Mrs.William Sullivan,. munity. This requiremeet will be A number of inquiries and sev- Raymond E. West of West Sales Catherine ' 'Carney,., vice-chair- secretary. waived in the case of candidates. applications for tith-e super- 4 Service 'was elected, chairman man; Mrs. 'Shirley Butler, secre- withui the local school system. and Arnold Wolk of Walk's .De- Mr. Candee, chi 'Of the' intendent's poet already have been tary; and Stephen Jamsky, treas- Board of1 Finance, was elected to' Other requirements include the made. partment Store' was. named vice- urer. head, 'the Commission 'by a, 5-3 chairman. Other officers, elected .Mr. Masi reported 'that about 15 vote over1 Mr. Keilty. 'The votes; 'were Harold. Hal of Hal's Office members of the Town Committee for vice-chairman and secretary Supplies, secretary, and Robert will attend the spring meeting' of were' unanimous. Summer School Program Begins Hall, manager of Waterburuy Sav- 'tte' Small Town Democrats Satur- Most' 'Of the' hour-long meeting ings Bank. Oakville branch,, treas- day at: the Morris Town Hall. was devoted to a discussion of urer. Last week' the committee en- ways of attacking the problem of Besides, the officers 'the board dorsed. U. S. Rep. John S... Man-drawing up a, 'Charter for the town of directors includes Irving Gor- agan, of Waterbury, for renomina- of Watertown,. A number' of chart- At Swift Junior High July 5 don of Gordon's Package Store', tion in 'the Fifth Congressional ers from communities throughout -A summer school'• program will Lavina Balunas.of the' Salt Box, District. Also, 'endorsed, were 'the state which 'have Council-' be' inaugurated this year at Swift Tofie George of 'George's Market, Frank Kowalski, for congressman- Manager forms of government Junior High School under the di- Siemon Company and Jack D'Ambrose of Jack's at-large, .and U. &'.. Sen.- John F. we're' submitted, as was; a model, rection 'Of Anthony N. Roberts, .Barber Shop. Kennedy as the party's 'Candidate charter prepared by the 'National * vice-principal - at the school. Announces $1,000 'The' .aim of the' organization wi.ll, for president. Municipal'-League and a copy of The 'program, which has been be to unite its; 'members, in an ef- the famed, "lost" Watertown. bill, 1 fort to'' stimulate' better business of seven years ago. approved by the Board of Educa- Scholarship ' and specifically "to buy, build, tion, will, operate as. a non-profit .and 'boost local enterprise." The Town 'Tiines To Upon the suggestion of Mr. program with tuition charged to 'The Siemon. Company has an- name selected for' 'the organiza- Keilty' it was agreed, to ask: 'the 'make it self-supporting. nounced 'the. establishment of a tion is "Better Business Bureau Reoccupy 'Office Selectmen 'to have 10 'Copies of the Originally' the program had 'been $1,000 annual scholarship to be of Watertown ..and Oakville." 'lost" bill printed so .that each planned, to' be' conducted 'under"'the awarded to' a graduate' of Water-, member of the' committee can It was noted at the meeting that Effective Friday, Apr. 29, 'the have one, and then, use' the bill sponsorship of 'the Board of Edu- town. High. School,, other area sec- all. businessmen, .are' welcome to Town, Times will be 'back in op- cation. However, at/ last 'week's ondary schools or Taft School. join fiK^organization and some 1 as a basis in beginning tte' task meeting, a notice was read .from, The Scholarship was established grets "were expressed .over1 .the eration at 'Our former office' in of -preparing a, council-manager the- State '.Department; of: Education by vote of the 'Board, of. Directors difficulty in trying to contact or 'the George ''Building..,' charter for the town... outlining a' law which, forbids at a meeting last, month. It will reach every self-employed opera- The .State Representative said he 1 Along' with 'the: George Brothers had 'Studied, a. 'draft, of the bill and. Boards of Education to 'Charge'" tui- be know< n .as "Th%eir Siemon Com- tion in- 'town to notify 'them. 'and tte other business offices in • tlcn'and other fees; for a SefaalaT8ifip* '' far' tfie snisfr* of-Tuesday's meeting at the lad- the building, the 'Town 'Times was; found many things in it which he school. ance of worthy,." talented, indus- son. School, 'The entire effort., it. displaced early in Februuary by 'Considers very good. "A lot of' - State officials said' they recog- trious ""and. needy yourig - men and was explained, started with; only the disasterous fire which gutted work went into the preparation of nized 'that a number of commun- women. a, few individuals, who working George's ' market and caused the 'bill,*" he said, "and ities have been, conducting" .sum- Preference in the' award of the with no funds;, sought, to get a heavy damage to the second floor many worthwhile things in. it." He] mer schools; on a. tuition basis and scholarship will be.. to' a son or movement toward organizing bus- of "'the structure. For the past added that there .are also some! .said, a committee. of educators 'daughter' of an employee of 'the inessmen 'underway. It was inevi- •two months we have operated 'in sections in the bill which he per- would be asked., to study the law Siemon Company to pursue his or table that there would be some temporary quarters'., on Hamilton sonally objects to', but added 'that and make a recommendation in theJier studies, or develop his or her 'Oversights, and omissions and an Lane. was prepared particularly for fall. talent in; the study of liberal arts" appeal was made for all those who Subscribers,, organizations and Watertown and would be very valu- 'Board members agreed that a or 'the sciences in .any accredited, advertisers "may contact: 'the Town. able as a guide to the Commis- - summer school should be a. vital, .school, college - or • 'university ('Continued on Page Two Times ~at our office from Apr. 29sion. ,, part of 'the local school, system which • may be approved by the on Mr. Keilty also said 'that tran- and asked Mr. Roberts 'if he would committee. In making the award, Nearly all of the other eight of- operate the program, this sum- 'the committee, with other qualifi- Demers fices on the second floor of tte' (Continued, on Page 'Two mer, independently. He cations 'being' equal, shall 'give building have 'been refinished, and and the board, authorized the use',preference to any student 'who is' three tenants moved, into' their of- •of Swift Junior High for classes; in. need, of financial aid... Leaves Hospital fices this; -week. They .are Jen- Annual Meeting .and 'tbe 'use of' school textbooks. The scholarship 'will be avail- Sandra Lee 'Demers, eight-year- nettey's Barbershop and. Smitty's 'The purpose of the program is. able to one or a, number of stu- old daughter -of Mr. and ' Mrs..Sign Shop, farmer tenants,, .and. .|Q provide the opportunity to: (1) dents as selected, by the commit- Roger Demera, French St., .has the Jones and Kalita Ins. Co., newOf Library make-up failures 'in subjects " '(2) tee., . - • been discharged 'from Grace-New tenants', " Other occupants are »make-up incomplete work in sub-' Members of the scholarship Haven Hospital where' she under- awaiting arrival of- new furnish- Assn. Apr. 26 jects f3) review .and strengthen committee are Carl Siemon, went heart surgery 'three weeks ings and equipment prior to re- president of the: Siemon 'Company;; ago. opening -at their old locations. The annual meeting of the /background in 'basic subject, areas Robert T. Siemon,, ''vi.ce-presfd.ent Waterbury' .Library Association (4) enroll in enrichment .and sup- Mr. Beimel's told 'the Town Preliminary work on, the mar- 'will be held. Tuesday, Apr. 26, at plementary type subjects. of the company; Grandon E. Todd, Times 'this 'week that Sandra is ket itself has. • 'been completed.. 'Of 'the Watertown Higir School fac- Structural steel arrived on Mon- 8 p.m. at the Library. • Classes will be held . mornings, ulty; Paul, Lovett-Janison, of Taft •'doing nicely, 'but will have to re- .Annual reports will, be given, by for a~period of ...six weeks'ibegin-' cuperate at home for several day and, work has now commenced the president. Henry Pennell; the weeks. She will make periodic on the erection of . .new steel (Continued on Page Two trips to .New.- Haven, for checkups. librarian, Mrs,.. Charles Shoos; (Continued on Page Two beams and framing. ' and 'the 'treasurer, .Roger K. Tillson. • Prepare New Parking Area Scheduled is; the election of Cancer Drive ^, members . to - 'the .Board. of Trustees, three, to' serve for1 a, Chairman Ap)>eafs term of three years, until Apr.,, 1963, .and. one to fill, tte' unexpired For Volunteers term of W. Logan CasseU, until, Vincent O. Palladino, «>-chair- Apr,.,, 1961. man of the Cancer Campaign for Members of the 'board whose the Watertown-Oakville area, has terms expire in Apr., 1961,,, are extended an urgent plea for vol- Mrs;. Charles Klamkin, vice-presi- unteers to assist in tbe drive. dent, having served . the -limit of "It is imperative that those two terms: John H. Cassidy, Jr.,, who worked on the .drive Jast having served one term,; and Rus- year and in proceeding years sell Chase, 'having served, one come forward and volunteer their .term. There also will 'be the elec- help, especially this year," he tion of two trustees as presented, said. "Science is on the verge by the Selectmen to servo for a. of .many new and startling ad- one year term. These trustees, vances in the fight against cancer who may serve a, maximum of and this may well be one of the 'three terms, are Mrs. 'Joseph last appeals for funds to fight Cunningham, having served one this dread disease—but money is 'term, and Roger K. Tillson. hav- needed now so that the necessary ing served two terms. progress can be made." Mrs. Glenn Wayne, Jr.,. Mrs. Mr. Palladino asked that per- Joseph. Cunningham and. Henry sons who would like to assist in Pennell are members of the nom- any way contact him at any time inating committee'. .. Of day or night af CR 4-8942. Other members of tte' 'board, of A bowling tournament for the trustees are Dr., James H. Root, benefit of the Cancer Fund will Jr., second term, expiring 'Apr.,, be held on Saturday. May 7, from 1961.; W. S. McKee. second 'term,, -.10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the ..Blue' expiring, Apr., '1961,: Henry Pen-. Ribbon Alleys . • " - - . •nell, .second term, expiring; ~Apr., ."'A benefit, dance is scheduled for 1962; Mrs. Frank-- Judd, first: Friday,, May 6, from 9 nan. .to 1 term,, expiring' Apr,.,,, 1962::; Mrs. at tbe Watertown Golf' Club HIGHWAY WORKERS have 'begun construction of a new parking area between the Glenn H. Wayne, Jr., 'filling aid 'Post., is chairman of ar- -HTB fMatrlet .flffloe- and' the Youth Center. Heavy equipment was used early this week to level expired term 'Of Mrs. Fred , 'Tickets may be ob- --an embankment to provide parking 'for about 2& car*. The area wilt be available for visitor* to the Jr., expiring Apr.,, 1962; and Mrs, tained by calling' Mr. Post - ' -Town-'Hall the lliinsMi House' and Youth Center. " (Town 'times Photo) John K. Ottley, honorary member. — T'OiifH-TfUEt. (WATEWTOWN, CONN.), AMI. 21, f»60 SmtM 9UIHHMBI 9CHOOI BusinesaneaName - The Spring Meetiig of fee- Small PropertyConde ofe theEf*cf* Watertownf (Continued from Page 1) Historical(Continued from- Page 1 ) SocietyT*wjt Demoawta wff l be* feeld Sat- Cominfs & Qtins» uijuday, April 33, at the Morris (Continued from Pags^l) ning July 5, including July 9.(Sat.) Town Hall. A, chicken me dinner Mr* Wlnthrop W. Spender, £ Regular have not as yet been contacted to and wil] end join the group, by communicating willlje served;: at 6:30 pjn. Presi. Northfleld Road, is amonng 10 aarer a sprjpts of hearings held In Hart- classes will be hour and ten dent John Reardon, of Watertown, women, whh o ij tjb with any one of the directors. women, who &** servinjg on tjbe forwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgd oa, the bill in 1963 probably minutes in length, three per day will pBQSidjat. CHCorroecHcet t Women'' s CommitteCitt e beginning at 8:15. Personal typ- Specific projects will be under- can be obtained from the sta taken for developing and enlarg- Special guests, will be Governor for the United Negro College ing cla—08 will be one- hour and ing business conditions in the and Mrs. Abraham A. Ribicoff. Fond. and they could be ua^d to see just a. half in length, two pqr day be- community and for trying to im- what particular points were ob- ginning at 8:15. The fee for reg- press the buying public of tbe im- i Mrs. Archer Rowbottom, for- jected to seven years ago. ular classes will be J26- per sub- portance of purchasing as much 1 merly of Waterbury, has taken up ject. Personal typing will be $30. goods and- services as possible QtMBLL residence on Taft Circle. I The Commission also agreed to A registration fe«* of 52. will be from local enterprises, obtain copie* of the. National Mn- charged to ccyer the co*t o£ sup- nicipai League's- model cOuncJl- ples an* war" ; Mr. ana Mrs. John K. Pratt, manftger charter for each, member I Academy Hill, and Mr. and Ifn, The curriculum U> set-UP bas- Siemon Company PHOME WUJiam J. Secor, South St., Mid- of the commission, as weB ' as , 742 Mate- copies of the Windsor town chart- ically to handle required subjects. (Continued from Page 1) dleburyi left A'pril 15 for a two er, a* town comparable in size to A minimum of eight is needed to [ weeks' vacation at th» Lantanfc establish a clasawith a mwpmqni . i Club, Bermuda, Watertown, School; and G. Grant Welch, of qj approximately A student Watertown. The feeling was ttjat by Ufiag-may take two subjects, both, of The committee •••will consider m f i o w j Mr. and Mn, Alan C Cuft all three •§ a s ch inay bfr $4ken for applications made through the ; FOR Eveay < Nova Scotia ttll, have arriv pointp f( the will beab' purposes, provided . school principal of the school and other ' home from Honolulu, Hawaii, to get off to a good start in its subject requirements are met. At- candidates who may be called to -t» IP B m «, He I I vary — : where they were registered for deliberations. tendance at summer school is not the committee's attention: An- *NN*TTE'» F LOWER SHOP several weeks at the Hallkulani sufficient alone. Old Ctfonlal ftoad — OakvlHe I Hotel. They also stopped in Pasa- Mr. Candee proposed that a nouncement of awards for- the table of organization, p'n the break- Secondary subjects offered: Eng- current year will be.made at or : TBL.. CR 4*3779 I dena, Calif., to visit their son and awl. - Annette Thibault) daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. down of a council-manager form lish 1,-n, HI, IV, A' ' ~ ~ about the tune of commencement. Alan B. Curtiss. of government be ^ and U.S. History, 7Ut and that when actual preji of the 7th-9th Math, §th History, 7th Ge- charter is begun, the committee ography, Literature and Creative Mrs. Colin Barrett, Orchard be broken down into sub-commit- WritinWiti g ((STS . JeMgfr),) and _ Fi] Lane, had as weekend guests her tees which will prepare the vari- Typing. Personal Typing is open son-in-law and daughter, Col. and ous sections. It was pointed out 'to anyone of Jr. High age or high- BLUE RIBBON ALLEYS Mrs. James S. Capies and their that the League of Women Voter er But enrollment is limited to two daughter, Sara Elizabeth, who are had circulated such a table of or- classes. MO Main St., WaMrtewf — C» -«nroute from Omaha, Neb., to ganization prior to the February Fontainebleau, France, where vote on a change in government, Elementary subjects offered Col, Capies will be attached to and copies will be obtained for (Grades 5 & 6): Reading (Inter- Allied Air Forces of Central Eu- each Commission member. mediate and Advanced), -Funda- rope. mental Arithmetic. One item which members felt OPEN BOWLING Miss Julia May Crowell, 12, was objected to in the "lost" bill Detailed information sheets con- ; daughter- of Mr. and Mrs. Living- was a provision calling for the cerning the program and brief : ston Crowell, Scott Ave., under- consolidation of the two fire dis- descriptions of each of the sub- EVERY NIGHT , went a tonsiltectomy- Monday, tricts with the town. Chairman jects in the curriculum will be April .18, at Waterbury Hospital. Candee said he feels that "if we want to give this charter any available at the offices of all the schools the first week • of May. r Mrs. William Dutt, the former chance, we not include consolida- Except Friday Night 6 P.M. 1 • Gail Brolin, spent the Easter hoi- tion of the fire districts at this Further .information, can -be' ob- ,.; days, at the .home of her parents, time, but rather include a method, tained by contacting Mr. Roberts. Open Satining 2 P.M. ' Mr. * and Mrs. • Walter B. Brolin, whereby they could be consolidat- Cutler St. Mr. Dutt 'is at ''present ed later if so desired." Registration dates and times Sunday t r. M. : on a business trip to Sweden. • will be announced - in the- . near It was agreed that the Commis- future. sion 'will meet on the1 first and j Mrs. Joseph Haslem, Jensen, third-Thursdays of, each, month, at 1 Utah, is visiting her sister, .Mrs. 7:30' p.m., with ttie'"'next meeting I Walter. Brolin, 'Cutler' 'St. Mrs. scheduled for' 'Thursday, May 5'... 1 Haslem was a member > of Utah'sAll meetings will be'- open to' any *. delegathw 1o the "White House Con- persons who wish to attend. steady saving ' ference for Children and Youth, i held in Washington, D. C, March lege from 'the United" States and. 27 throuugh April 1. She has beep Canada who gathered . on the • visiting relatives. and friends in BronxviJJe. Nt ¥.., campus last Connecticut and Massachusetts week to 'participate in the 12th an- your favorite program and will leave'April 23 to attend nual Alumnae College. During the - the National School Board Mem- two -: day; session, graduates be- . bers Association, meeting in Chi- came stucfents .again-as: they met cago .. before returning' to her with their former faculty' M home. classes: on art, .science, litera- ture, .social, and political history in on thrift,. • Patricia Lafferty, 6, daughter of .and. the 'drama.. :'~ P/i2 A run ••' Mr. .and" .Mrs. Lawrence' Lafferty, /you'II start enjoying new security. - Tucker Ave., Oakville, is a. patient PIUS EXTRA ,. at- Waterbury Hospital where she 1 DIVIDEND , is. receiving treatment for a frac YEAR Set up a regular deposit schedul© - '• tiffed- left leg.' She was injured at the Me ml ..-last week 'when, hit by 'an; auto NEW "- driven, by Mrs. Elaine Ayotte, Wa at Wqterbury Saving;: Rank now, terbury, on French St. TORO When saving, comes Into tbe ipidwre, Mr. and. Mrs. George Brand-' TOTAL - meyec .and children, Sandra-, aw •ttlt! your whole future becomes brighter. Louis, Guernseytown ' Rd., visited Mr. and Mrs. Brandpieyer'a « MOWER in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Au«o$t 1, I960 - Gerald - Anderson. - .and. children. ' Michael and. Blaine, Sydney, N.Y. BAGS YOUR during the Easter week-end. • " .Army Pfc. 'George' R. Lockwood, " son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B> LEAVES' .Lockwood,. Northfiekl Rd., recent- ly, completed a motion: picture pro- fcjist course .in.. Munch, Ger- ny A. memljer of the 385th itary Police Battalion's Com?' panjr A-'is Kbnnmfflheiin, he enr • tered the Army in. Oct. 1958, and recejyed basic ' training at Fort - Diit, N. J. - The 20-year-old grail- : uate of Watertown High School ar- • rived Qverseas last January. a •"' „ •- "• 1 • Mr*, Joim K. Pratt, Academy I 'mil:, waa .among: 'more than 50 li of" Sarah Lawrence Col- llrt.I: OUR
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ALLYN'S • wmot , Fr»« Pfek-up and. O*tiv«ry ftervtc« Main Street • — W* rtown " ' CR 4-1038 IS."»*«., Ev«nlnBs 6:45 BridayJUntU M. mm mm tip , ceive, as a. -teacher1 of summer TOWN1 'TIMES (WATEHTOWN, CONff.>. AW. 21. 1ND— «%©£:* C. A.fticfccox, • school courses. • - Professor Oddey PropertyMr . ofHickcox theplans to .spen Watertownd 'the Historical Society Fonner Resident, summer at Newport, Vt., where Toft Speaker .he will do research on special. Professor debts 'Oakley, Chair- Awarded tyrant projects and geological field 'work. man. 'Of the'. Department of Mathe- Charles; A. Hickcox, .son of Mrs..watertownhistoricalsociety.orgHe has been on the 'Centenary matics at Haverford 'College, Ha- .Frank B. ffickcox, Cutler St., 'bead College faculty sln.ee: 1946'. A verford. .Pennsylvania, 'will be a of the department of .geology at gradya.tr .of Middlebury College, Departmental Lecturer at Taft to- Centenary College, Shreveport, Middlebury, Vt.., where he earned. night. He' -wil lecture at 7,30 La., has 'been awarded 'the Hemen- the Bachelw of Science degree, p.m. in Bingham Auditorium to ail. way Grant for 19G0. he "received Ms M.S. degree at students; talcing mathematics. His - "The grant, established by theOklahoma University and has done •topic: "The Majesty of'the Real Hemenway Fumitur'e Co., Inc., ofgraduate' work at Harvard. From Numbers." 'On Friday morning Shreveport, several'-years, ago, en-1943 to 1946 'he served with the he 'will, meet with small groups ables one Centenary College fac- .Alaskan branch of the U.S. Geo-'and. conduct special seminars in ulty member' each, year to' devote logical Survey... ~ - 'topics in. mathematics. - Ms vacation, months to' pursuits Mr. Hickcox is the author or Professor Oakley is co-author of of his own interests' at full .salary, co-author of many articles, 'and re-Principles' of Mathematics — a 'The grant pays the faculty mem- ports on geology .and. allied sub- text 'widely used, in senior high, ber what he normally would re- jects. A one-time oil. field Geo- school mathematics as 'well, .as in freshman t college courses. - Professor Oakley is a. member of the College Entrance Examina- tion Board's Committee of Exam- iners in Mathematics. 'Last year he was, a, visiting' lecturer' at high schools, ; a, program conducted- HILDEBRAND'S under the auspices of the Mathe- matics Association- of America in. Wotwtows's TV Heodqoorters!! an: 'effort to make outstanding mathematicians available at: the logist in 'the Illinois fields., he JUST IN! also has bad teaching experience at: 'the' University of Oklahoma,,, at Oklahoma A and M College, at I JUl NEW I960 Brooklyn College and at Middle- bury College. He served as dean, of students at Centenary pending 'the appoint- Styling in ment of a. full-time person to that position. He was the 1950-51 win- ner -of the Louisiana Award of the Deluze Console TV American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science and. also has held important 'Offices in 'the ALL NEW .Louisiana. Academy of Sciences, 'the Shreveport 'Geological Society and numerous other professional F DESIGN organizations.
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'ttlis country by a' committee New members of the' Republican Two' 'Taft School, seniors have headpd by Lewis 'Douglas;, former- Town Times, Inc. Town Committee were introduced been a w a. r d e d International Ambassador to .England. - Amer- Schoolboy • Fellowships for study ican candidates .are chosen by ft t Many residents 'were' shocked men on the jump ... . . 'Officiate iby the announcement last week urge residents to exert, utmost Sole Homed Apr. M • ' that baseballb , was beinb g dd caution, when doing any .type of "at Watertown High this .year foe- burning during the next few The Council of Catholic Women, _ (Cause of 'a scarcity of candi- weeks—dubbed, by firemen - as 'will conduct a" rummage sale at dates for the team ...... It's a brush fire season...... Chief Walk's vacant stare,. Main; ''St., on FULL LINE OF eiEAM #UPFS. . jpity.that only eight 'boys out of Avery Lamphier and bis crews Thursday; April .28. from ID' a.m. £125 potentials have 'enough in- do a .good .job, but their task to 4 p.m. Persons having' rum- PIES, CRU^'* terest .in the sport to turn out would be much easier if folks mage to be- picked, up should, "call ...... Question asked, by School used a. little "more. ' common Mrs. Thomas. Kolatsky, 'CR 4-' WtMYTHEBCST — .•Board members — "What has sense. " .. ' " 1718, or' Mrs. Gordon Palmer, CR: • Ihappened to., the school .spirit?" 4-2746. Articles" may be left 'at ;—is now being asked, by many the .store Wednesday, April 27, Things are humming along 'the from 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.m.. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY "'Others. Straits "Turnpike business strip .. . . Good "weather has enabled ' Local Democrats 'doubt there'll 'workers, to' resume their task of .ing up 'the committee for' the lie: any.. absentees among the five levelling and" clearing land des- spaghetti supper to- 'be spon- Relegates and five alternates to tined to become the sites of ad- sored by the Rosary 'Society"of " the Fifth ' Congressional District ditional business enterprises . . St.. Mary Magdalen Church May Convention ; June 25 in Torrington FAMILY ... The section from' Bunker' Hill 18 at the K. of C. Mail . ... . The . . . The. announcement that' Mar- Rd. to the' Mlddlebury "line soon tempting menu consists of spa- 403 MAIN STREET i OAXWLUE ilyn ' Monroe has been named an will be ' rivaling Main St. for a ghetti, tossed, "salad, French alternate by Roxbury Demmies big chunk of the consumer dollar. sticks, dessert, coffee .and -soda CR 4-tilS - has evoked more interest 'than Mrs... Walter Morris -is head- for the youngsters. the convention itself. . . . Party - leaders are happy the Roxbury an- fftowiftoefnefit was raaile. ' the day lifter and not the day before loca delegates were named. ' "Bonds for. the Oakville Fire '•District water and sewer expan- sion programs still haven't been " Sold . . . Public Works'" Board is LIN WOOD MOTORS •dickering to obtain, the 'best pos- sible interest' rate , . . With, the •market in its present state, they're (Formerly Walter Woods Motor Co.) 1 fearful" the rate may be high... 975 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN. CONN •• Watertown Jaycees are making [plans for - an.. 1 industrial Exhibit to ~Jbe held 'the latter part of June ;at .Swift' Junior High . . . 'They mope to Have exhibits from every •'major manufacturer in town show- I960 CHEVROLET Ing what products are made and "-how they are produced. BROOKWOOD WAGON I Plans for the Fire Depart- : mart's carnival and - parade 'in Hit OUR ; mid-June are' progressing nice- ; ly . . . The.1 carnival is ached- $2950.60 PRICE ; uled for June 1.6-18 and. the [ parade for the evening 'of June : 16 , ... . Dozens of fire depart- ments, bands and drum 'corps are expected to participate, 20 FACTORY FRESH FORDS IN STOCK with .many already having veri- fied, 'their - attendance , ... . "The' parade Is being touted, as the largest in Watertown's history . . .* Jack Dillon, is In charge TO BE SOLD BELOW COST! of arrangements. Lew Ink Rotes 36 Months Taft School officials are all wrapped up in plans for their 70th anniversary assembly to fee held Friday and Saturday, May 6 and USED CAR SPECIALS 7 ... They expect it to be one of the most elaborate affairs ever put on by the school . . . Another 1954 PLYMOUTH Conv...$ 475 1956 fORD Hd Tp. $995 big announcement from the school will be forthcoming within the next weeics. 1956 FORD Fcriricne 4-dr. $ 885 1956 FORDHdTp. With schools closed this week and the fishing season open, 1955 BUCK 2-dr. Hd Tp». $ >65 w«*»...... $i«s area stttetou aM ponds have been getting a heavy play from young anglers . . . Couldn't 1952 rORO 2<*di\ .•••..». % Y25 FOR© W«gon help bat notice th* l«ge •*»•**- bar of youngsters outfitted with IY55 PONT. spinning rods and reels . . . FOR© Whatever became of tbefeambae pxAu and stare string rigs* *-• which were standard equipment when we wme yams? • • » . Seems W» only H "v* The confusion-treated .tart fall 'Whan aTWwppaaer (*•% W 'reported "C*tumbu» . 9*y •ohoel holiday,' won't be •fSCATNE tWs yaar . . . Sctooi tEt AI| •made «nre of that when they adapt- ed the 198Q-41 calendar imttt 4.1st OUR List 1 juid inearporatad tiV. I Day a* an ofHdal day oV< • . vs.-*.*\m PRICE 42713.70 i i \'J Bnuh .fires are keeping fire- t*t Us IMflM* REMEM9ER--The D PAVIN6 AJIaO' Power Pumpfng -of' 9t 'Tanks, and Caaapcoto. CALL 975 MAM STREET WATERTOWN MATT T!9 CM. 4-363* , Item GR*«two«d 42564 Opan ItijtiH Till 9 :' ^ CR 4-3 544 'TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. 211, 1960 — PAGE S fted Cross Find Poofis? Of Tow« school 'department when re- Va»« pocaJ by Selectman Melvin S. 1 .._ school to QPiciiU urged, a^ain that >er- Hathaway. The second Selectman ucation and Finance , 'the School tember. In fottTwhp k^re »o> yet contriMrted suggested the inquiry at the se-Superintendent, Hie' Supervisor of pupils will TO AD so a* soon aft possible so lectmen's meeting Monday with a the school maintenance crew and School, . to Polk, that the quota of $8,965 cam beview toward possible savings the Town Treasurer. __ from Pl- SOUUL • through quantity purchases. ot Schooisf plained to * _ , ^ tii"B&4 i^ from Bald- He further suggested that the Jiat the changes will relieve to Polk, specifically scope of the inquiry include pos- Water Pumps - Water Softener* of ill Ptetks to #tme extent overcyo^piing at those children living beyond west- sible coordinated use of school Judipn and Baldwin SateMBV aajL buf y %i on fet & to |he Thomaaton maintenance men and equipment. will ^eliminate the ne^tt ft Tomt tjne and j*!%ides Bldwell ^ such use is feasible, the town R.J.BIocfc VittT A. FA0TOHY OUTLET1 least one extra teacher while fill- Rd., Park ML, Chimney Rd., Jer-might be able to avoid certain ex- Inc. FOR LIFETIME WARE ing one vacant room at South ico Rd., and Nova Scotia Hill Rd. penses incurred through hiring School. to Buckingham St. £xt. intersec- independent contractors for re- tion. Abo Hivolvtd «re BucWng- pair work to town buildings, Se- bua St £ki fibano La., and lectman Hathaway said. WATER SYSTBtfS • and • Main-WL, Whfte St. It does mk include, any THOMASTOti district change, the earoH- First Selectman G. Wilmont •ALE* and 'SERVICE next year would *e 3KL youngsters Jiving fa the JRova Hungerford noted that the toym the sixth, grade classes to Scotia Hill areas below fee Jiter- and school departments haV« NorthtieU 9^ _i and shifting 14 fifth grade, aectkn of Bwhinghnm St. ^L some precedent for cooper dally W A.ML. to' 5:90 P from" BaMwlsvWJuiss** ~" Tal.S OR 4-^271 ive^the school an enroOriMBt 64 tor ' Al Baldwin to 'add. a hall room TBBF rStt -to' Polk, •iHmiijTiLini of the sixth grides _ . It will .ttft k» iipsMnuv to lire an additional teacher and 'Itoejieed ft*-a -liaV—,' ~—l- gar*en teacher will be' eliminated. Polk School's present eniroll- »ea| is 449 and would drop to 436 lor the coming year with no Chafges. Tbe addition ot 47 pu- pils, from 'Baldwin:, making the en- rollment 472, 'would, male' it nee-' essary to teansfwr a special class. to South, and will require' an ad-' ditional teacher in order' to use all -; classrooms for regular1 c pupils 'to be transferred Baldwin, .are broken down by p as follows: Kindergarten,. 10; first," six; second,, •12';; 'third, fira; fourth, six; fifth,, four1; and OPEN HOUSE Mxth, four. • "•.Soutt School'B. present 'Cnroll- laent of §§6 will, jump to WO. with- out any district chanjze and to. 702 with 'the addition of the •pecial class frona V6k%. Up ctaange stffl, at j leave one extra room at South a 'third and, fourth grade com- rbination is not created to relieve ' fa those two will Falls Ave. School, raUmenf is from 44 to armacy . -For all the the TTlarck's (Pk elementary is,,. to go up ' this figure ol ; The 'transfer in the upper IUSTER II 23rd CftAIH SMMMM6 AT OUR NEW LOCATION 320 MAIN STREET OAKVILLE Tel. CR 4-2398 (I*T8TALLEDK (BYRHCt BUILDING ... NEXT DOOR TO POST OFflCI) plus tax POQt oonYOimsai » plus tax and del. *' IUSTER CR ABBE BEAUTIFUL FREE POOLS EBB'TIDI • GIFTS FOR ALL!! 1 PAGE f — TOWN TIMES (WATEWTOWW, COMNJ, MFtL tt, ment 'Of their. plans for a eard to Ifonald! Benrier, Porter St. The Property ofBergtund the. Watertownbe held on „ . Historical Societywedftng win tak* plac e Aug. 27 The Eye Res*arch and Aid pro- Ur. and Mrs. Charles Boucher, grains were reported upon by 13, at the Congregational' announce the engage- at 10 a.m. at St John's li D J House starting at 8 p-m. There Depot St, N«w Team fat 1IwHtTln dJiCU^lUssUul win be door prises, lefrejfameata Martin «nrf I960 and an auction during the evening. marRaymonwatertownhistoricalsociety.org saidd thaEL tW fay by ca$h, thaft my mom, Ahoay*km*+ . • ptwaymwitL , . " "Out, air, • ch*ckinc •ccount's jostHkaeash.. .*• Who my* $ot Gaum clutter up the plot* w&k checkbook*, bank *tat$mentt .ami' other nontext*. Thaft like cash? "Better 'than, cash! Tell me, would you .•and: YOUR CLUB ANYTIME cash through the maflsT" • ;• The happiest vacation Not without registering it, I i*wb±n'L Bmt if* no ' • m top mff at &m jMsf to pay bill*.. is a PREPAID VACATION I -Oh?PayaU Yep, every last a* I mid. O*-Fr*JT, April 2*fo of the "TeD me, sir, wouldn't to cot running around?" Visit, phone'or write our nearest office if butin yarn knot*. "Quit* right. But it's MMirt basmeas to pay bffls with checks . . . % mail. And what could to fWATWATERBURI Y SAVINGS BANK more bminesilitg than the Ipgal proof of j»ay* f Mutual Savings Bank Service Since 1850 • OAKVILLE OFFICE • 423 Main Street Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 3 pjin. i Open Thumfay, 9 a.m. -to 4 p.m. — Open Friday, 9o.ie, to 7pM. 190 Mate FREE PARKING AT AU OffKES MAKE WATHRTOWN CO-OP YOUR . ONE-STOP LAWN and GARDEN ; HEAIK?UARTERSf! ' . FRESH TOP QUALITY ^ FERTILIZERS FUR" ALL PURPOSES. COMPLETE LINE off HAND tad POWHl TOOLS .' and' EQUIPMENT for FARM, LAWN, «** 4'".. Open t-- C0L8MIJIIV.H. WATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE thman ASSOCIATION INCORPORATE " MM CR sons, Fo.ul Dccgcft -and . -Baak real estate depart- TOWN .TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. 21, 1960 —PAGE ? Harold; a ^3aug£&r, Sarah many yeiBSBySS' priop r to.-re. — eron Woodward; his maternal tiring Dec. 1, 1951.. He moved Apr. IS from the LaPorta FtmeraJ, all of Oakville; 13 granmunren; - HerberPropertyt C. Woodward grandmother of, Mrsthe. Wassai l WatertownRus- to .Arizona about five years ago..Historical. .Home, Waterbury, to St. MarSocietyy nine jgre^t-grandchildre n and J Funeral •enrices for Herbert sin; two brothers, John, R. and Mr. Jackson planned, several Magdalen Church for a blesstag. .several nieces artd nephews. Clark Woodward, 35, litehpeld Harold N.; and a sister, Mrs. structures in Waterbury, including A solemn high Mais was 'Cele- Rd., who died Apr. 17 at Ms home Bunker Hill School and the Third' brated there "{bis 'week.. Burial will Gerald J. Desruisseaux, all of e lCalvac Walertown. * Congregational 'Church, He was a, 5l. ._™' y Cemetery, Water- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgmember 'Of the Union Congrega- bury. ~ The Funeral of 'Mrs. Mabel -Anna 1 tional Church, Oakville,, a. pest. Mr. Araabile was; born in Italy '(.Smith,) Abroad, 79, .WatertaWto patron of Wa.tert.own Chapter, in September, 1878, and came to Ave., Waterlmry, who died SMnr- Was in Evergreen Cemetery. Funejal services ifflr fWM Jack- Order of' Eastern Star, and a. 'past this country and. to Waterbury in. day, Apr. 16 at Waterbury BOBIM- ? Mr. ,Wood—pl «M. born in Wa- son, Phoenix, Ariz.., 'fBHnVrly of Watchman of the Shepherds; of 'the tal after a s.hort iOnws, 'was, held. : , the sonOakville, who died TtjgsdsV, Apr. ite Shrine of Jerusalem. 1906. He moved to Oakville '42 Monday, Apr. 18, at 'the 'ffidto*. - rani and 12 in Phoenix after a -Idftg ''illness, s ^wpe,- *ouise (Robinson) years, ago. 'Funeral Home with 'the Rev. 6. '- He were held Monday, Apr. IB, at 'the k, "PHtmbi, is, his, only sur- For more than 20 years he wasRoweU 'Crocker, rect'OT' of AH his life, Aldersoa Funeral Home, Water- vivor. employed, at Chase Metal Works, Saints Episcopal Church, official- _; here. He bury. Burial was in Riverside, retiring 1? years; ago. He was a •ing. Burial' 'was, in old, Fiiit Oemeteryi WateriMny. Vineeira Amablfe member of _St. Mary Magdalen Grove Cemetery, Waterbury. Mr. Jackson was borh }tfov, M, "The •Himwai. of Vmcenzo Ama- Church. .. Mrs. Atnnod, a member of AM . 14,, te Shipley, EtogJem lie wftfe bile, 81, ^tefe Ave., Oakville, who Simrlvors- include' two somSaint, s Parish, has. among her retired .architect aha tStd 'bmd , , rbury Hospital, Apr. Joseph and Anthony Amabile; a survivors a • son,, Charles P. At- . a1 5bng illness, was held daughter, Mrs. Domenic Monti, wood, Watertown. _ .; THAN TO* THINK • • • TOMORROW" 'SHOP r MAIN STREtT WOODBURY N WURSDAY AND IMNUT NIGHIS UNTIL 9 — OPEN SATURDAY NKJHT ONTIL *:» CNTr OF F«lt PARKIMO RIGHT AT THfi STORE) TOO tA¥t SHOP GEORGE'S • MARKET MAXIIT! FIRST!! U. S. CHOICE, BONELESS. NO WASTE ROUND ROAST BLADE CUT PORK CHOPS 16. U. S. CHOICE. BONELESS. NO WASTE TIP OVEN LB. TEN&Eft, JUICY UBE STEAKS IB. BIRDS EYE NEW NESTLES GLORIETTA FRENCH F«JCa POTATOIS STRAWBERRY QUK PEACHES NtfW VIVA " B1RDJ tYE " SPA(MniW ELBOWS flits. No. 2Vi Tin39 Cftl N Kit, t»T trnsi3 POTATOfS TOMATO JWCE sow ©err stoe) and the first ^a> BBaSaVflBlBVBB^Bi1 WTK-TV OHMIS MILLS, INC i Sponsored Bf WATERTOWM fSrtli m tar. fo riQ. f»f fm«tg«n«y Mpcrtr. Cbmmwckil wiring. S«fr HIAKi IT ADEQUATE WIRING I ' - . ' 510 Mfefii ft. . O*M(VI LL» . Te*. AFIIZA SIRTEl EV1RY RO'S IfSTAURAHT •f^Bgjg^ ^a^a^a^fc1 4A^ak^aUHBBa¥ ftak> ROOT! v,. ItBt :' - mam 6-72 BI ,1 MA in CR«twood 4-1if I CUT YOUt COSTS...SHOP IN WATERTOWN • Reservations for the luncheon Hartford and Channel 3 in NewTOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), AMI. 21, 1M0 — PAGE.11 j VOTOTS - - should' be made by phoning lira, York) 'will help kick off Mental Robert Jackson, 'CR'. 4-4605, or Mrs Nicholas Preston, CR Health Week with a 9§ minute pro- RMI > J Elect Apr. 28 . „> 4-S922' , by Friday, April 22. Taft duction of "Journey Into Day", as. Property of the Watertownpart: of' their .new Playhouse 9Historical0 St. John's Holy Name .Societ Societyy Senior Girl Scou t Troop 1 will Mrs. WQlism 'Merriman is gen-.School members should call Mrs. 'conduct, a rummage sale.' •— $ eral chairman of the luneheon Neil Cunfe, Ext. 63. series. The play will tell the 'will hold its. annual Communion which wiU be'held following the story of six; hospitalized patients .Breakfast on Mother's Day. May"Rummage Riot"" — Saturday, annual meeting .and. election of I shop where Vm Sure! MANY OF YOU GOOD NEIGHBORS feel the same SUM OF "SPEEDY, EASY SHOPPING.. OUT drift way. You prefer toyshop ©urine meat department, ing meat cases offer hundreds of good suggestions beeaose/we've taken 'the "guess" and the "work" out for dinner. What's more, well, gladly fix. any of' shopping—because you know you can be. .jure. special cut for you. Stafcl OP FINE QUALITY. 'QBT : bvyOS MC CX- SURE OF WONDERFUL SAVINGS. Not only in pert in 'Selecting choice meats — in storing them our meat department, but 'everywhere in okr properly—in cutting and wrapping"'them, in pro- friendly store. Nothing pleases us more than mak- tective, transparent wraps — guaranteeing tender,. ing your shopping happier — more rewarding .in " juicy, flavorsome eating. every way. " ' " °~ ~" 485 92 K M«B Street Main Street MK-KWIK TnofitosTOfi PAG* 1* — TOWN TIME* (WATERTQWM, COW*.), ftP*. 21, 1M0 dl eoneenjing fermat of first budg- and to the f et presented to the town by the Waterto ^Saturday eve for a meeting of newly created finance group • • • Jiary No. oi^, PropertySmaJ i Towofn Democrats the, whic Watertownh will Boaid of Finance members alsHistoricalo SocietyBennett, Cbaplai»; have Gov. and Mrs. Abraham Rib- noted that pubiie attendance Is tkmal Chofch i By P'aul Jojiraon icosf as guests . . . Local ar- welcome at then* meetings, which Bttfeltbam Community dub, rangements are in ehacge of Ed- are heM each month, on the second rMTIIKff Chairmait; Oakvifla ward Nelson . . . TMs Friday fe saeaibers cany out • pro- Monday . . . Notice of spectel The WateiUiwn Oakvttle Mental t throughout tht yan in which night the Demoeratto Town Com- meettngs will be provide* the pub- Health rued fojing Cminimii t , watertownhistoricalsociety.orgnutee will meet m t> Mi cards and gSte to eld- lic to permrt tfceir attendance . . under the giftneW^iihiianaWp of Women, & atfhenf of the town, baby ar- building for an agend . The Iwartfhas alao nade ^ffletait which will include election of com- a 30 ta£& tax rote for the current Mrs. WWiapt^aart, ajnapioeed 1; mittee officers. a most' iuJii»atuTH»t Bar day of lioni s of condolence when families year . . . The levy became man- at FairfisM %te Hospital last are b&eayAd, and gifts to serv- A football bridge party spon- datory fcy town adegftton of a Thursday, Apm 74. and: W< iceman have released an impres- sored by the Ladies' Guild of budfct which reqtaved tfeeftctng of ur«h, Mrs. Glenn sive report of activities to the Christ Church will be held Satur- a » mffl rate t» ffarkfc suCDcfeflt TheEaster bonnets, scarves, war sak . . . The ladies teU -us day at 8 p.m. in Johnson Memor- funds to meet the spenfllng sched- , and conaf^Es donated Chsirmafi of the Oothmg mat 7p6 persons were recipients ial hall ... Mrs. Herbert S. ule. *- - a great deal of happ'jess The following volunteers, •lied and assisted the oflbe elu> gifts ... 77 get well Root, ST., is in charge of arrange- Ttaree in cards were distributed, 40 gifts ments . . . Members of the Young jof the re- .*; GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SltE SAVE UP * T_ • D 75* ON THE DOLLAR on our Complete I Stock of Famous Brand Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Silverware and Appfk SCHNEER'S JEWELERS 156 MAIN ST. — WATERBVRY. CONN. You Live Amid Miracles Look Around You And'iteMeve It. • • 'BeajMiag' dhiB % foot' hoom, you need but look axouad1 « sw at tat sevifat of At' adndes andi po«a>k not ** oofy youwelL tobrkj off the commnnrty, CXAP aod its people an . at' wodt Tbe sttength, gkitl; trailing ami ofganuatioo of t ine people of 'CUP1 axe 'devoted: not only to giving in every TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. 21, 1M0 — GJ*A*»4flEP ERNIE'S AU PropertySet Nexoft Weethek Watertown Historical Society . - One of : • mm jptiCii wm.be held aext W* -' Shops day, Apr. 27 from'1 to 3:30 pj •• • AIL in. all the elementary schools With ' IIS Watertown the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgexception erf FaDs Ave. S«bool EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK '!%KnU in, 'the Fails Ave. -district •fltEP'Al Rl N G—Guaranteed Work- arena register their children at Polk School. SAVINGS UP! jfianship. EMIL JEWELERS -School offfciate have stated, feat IB ft" is not Oecemary tq 'bring- fee Dining 'Hie BASEBALL season GEN ERA L ELECTRIC ciifldren 'to-' 1MB registration, but - 'Hot Water, Warm-Air ft % important that birth cerBfi- Conditioning. WESSON vaccination^ - certificates, be mm to SAVE regularly each week, , ING CORP., VVaterburyV of voiio shots and the pre- : PL 4-1892. • " ''• lAhlb disti*a- watch your SAVINGS go up at First Federal! ««GS,CARPET8, BROADLOO** •M'by the P4%'s"'tw brought.. " —Minor's Valley Rug Service, So. St. TWtolJ B *& Kare Process 'The Women's Sdciely of .Christian, Service of the Methbdigt Church FOR RENT— ._. ., ill' con-duct: a, ruftunage sale May floor ' polisher*, . ttri&lng few 5 'from 9 a.m.' fo :iioon in the chines, transit artd towelling' dwell flail. 'Mrs,. Edison Ben- machines. nett and Mrs. Claystfn, O'Delt are Watertown Building S#pMr co-chairnlen. • Echo Lake Rd., Wot.,. Tel. CR «5B5" . • ' WANTED—BQY'S 24' 'inch "Uc3«le. Must be in good eanditkm. „ Hel. MODERN GLAS» 06. CR. '4-8006:. ' ' - • Everything kt «iUfcM — Telephone 3f%, 3-2W6 .FOR 8Ai.Es 5 years old .arbor- US Cherry Street Wa*erbur> vitae, 2 ft* MD-shaped, hanty. Dig your."own. ' Cal 'CR, 4-8314. NOW YOU CAM RENT — floor G. W. Hungerford, Fern Hill '•aider, edger. ea&tfrie jwpei Road., Wtn. •teamer,' waxer, etc. at KAY'S Poodle pups, — 'White' toraiatiires; HARDWARE. lIAjlf ST., WA- —AKC -'eh.' airtA. Cd GiiiHord:, TERTOWN, TeL CfR 4-iffii.. GLendaie 3-S971. 'TYPEWRITERS repaired. 'Type-' Spring Cleanup 'work: done by ex- writer .and office supplies. Har- perienced,, .capable youth morn- old L. Halt, 'Main, St., Wtn. CR, ings or week-ends. Also mis- 4 cellaneous -odds job "and lawn mowing. Tel. CR 4-8231. '' Practical Nurse available. Call, CR, 4-4113,, FOR SALE: Girls 26-" bicycle, Good. Condition. $20. Call CR CArtPENTER & MAsuN WORK, 4-2125,., reasonable. Building, repairing .free estimates." "Tet-CR, 44397. Are- you, looking for a. Hooked Rug or a Braided Rug?-We 'have all ELECTROLUXr ! Sales and ser- types,,-: Wool, Cotton "and. Wool, vice. :, Vacuum cleaners and floor Blends. 'They are colorful, and polishers. Andrew I. BiaHHQt,. 'will add a cheery note to your' 77 TrumbuH St. CR 44062- Colonial Room. HOUSATONIC VALLEY HUG SHOP. Cornwall, General trucking. Ai»« sana. Bridge, ''Conn. Tel. ORleans 2- gravel, crushed stone'ahd Joarfe. John •Cook,, QUr .Army Rd., War mm. ' ' tertown, Tel. 'CR 4-1093. : Colonial. Bank and 'Trust Co. savings 'passbooks numbers '4220. 6768 and '13515. Payment DOMESTIC POWER applied, for. Carmella Stanco. VACATION " EQUffMEMT' ' LOST: Tfrnnaaian Savings Bank 'Book No-.. XMSS33. Payment ap- la Featuring plied for. "Evelyn D. Reynolds. Charles F. Lewis Power Landscaping Lawn Maintenance SlitVICC Troctting COMPLEfM 4*ttt£ Of P*«T3 "Phone CR 4-1623 ahtf WANTED — Baker's helper, .part. Includi time, -es'pecially for week-ends. Apply Family Bakery, Main Prompt, &#«rt IHrvice. Strait., Ofikville, CR, 4-8015. Free Pit*-^ «fi« DtHvttgr. WANTEb: 3-3 H rooms, cooking ^ fN T«O*Y .. . . "fseilftfes, ccnveiileiit to Wstftt- town tenter. Single woman. CR WALTON'S 4-8420, after • p.m. FOR SALE: Gas and. oil stove-,, can te converted to coal, $20; Duo- §70 Mate T3L CR 4 Ihferme .heater, $M; G.E. wuitter, US 'Call CR, 4-2IB8. mmmwmmtmmntmnmw REMOVAL SALE NOW PtO«WSSM cert»«ity^U fcjxw Saving mdrf6y Is fun. Opfctr a Sav*hg$ Ac- now and join rh« +eam of regular savert *i f^MtST l=Et)f RAL! Stort 1AV1N15 tn SfXTY at Fri*p I k HOME IMPROVEMENT * * * One Week Only * * * ALUMINUI ALUMINUM SPECIAL PRE-SEASON PRICES CARPORT SAVE NOW • PAY LATER SIDING OR PATIO ANY SIZE UP TO 8x16' urns INSTALLED " -i: Offer Good Anywhere in , '.. if Adds B«auty and ' Cfcll*r«n HP-' Offer Good Anywhere ii is : | "/•Si' ::;;;^- CONN. .ALUMINUM. CO. CONN. ALUMINUM CO. | 23 CONWISS' AVE., WATERBURY IMP mmWm VflPM||HMHB >MlWM|m«wl FREE |CALLNOW [DAY, NIGHT or SUNOA1 • . D SWtof • D OOUJCT »»»•*•».• • • **• CAUS' SURVEY! PL 4-0166 ACCtPTIO The next regular meeting of the TOWN TriHES (MMTGItTO ••.the answer is fetes and Sard©— ANN FELLOWS day older! ANNOUNCES 1HE Sardo-no cpiwgtcw - REMOVAL OF WER BUSINESS KNOWN A$ ANN'S HAUn SALON Post CMH* Q*« 55 bit-Bom* ' " won the THOMASTOM 2 wseks Main Street umf *9%VA SHOW WATERTOWN CITY* (tTppep r Le fih-Kwik gei MOM* AVttUatE td VOtt FORMAL OPENING "Ql£ OF GLAHNESS1 is Wednesday pr^ious oft* imported Pffti '«f the Giff-Pok. Also CMI Ififcre$tiiK( boolcwt Ih© of the OH of Giadiwss." — Boffc far SU» — p Thursday "Thpu Jevest rifllitepi«iieas, and ate^t w^ Therefore Gftd, thy, Ofld, hajtji annotated. IJiee; with the Oil of Gladnew above thy fellows.!!" CRestwo»d 4-8925 ••" " ' • ' Paalnw.45:7 r. — M^, _ Sen* Ca«*i, Check or Money Order _ w«. ^. 'I ...... Address [or- M*ll This To: 1315 N. -La Brea, Hollywood .2%. Calif. I *••••;-. it — TOWN TIMES (WATCHTOWN, CONN.), Alfft. 21, 1M» "Pommy Butterfield, Water- completed basic training at Fort THi mPiON - A son, Jonathan town High athlete, i turning in Aujdrew, Apr. 2 hi Waterbury- /•• . Dix, N.J. and haw "been assigned some. splendid track and Held Property of the Watertownperformances for Southern Con Historical- to helicopter school at Fort Eus Society- Hospital to Mr . and Bn. •neeffcut Teachers College of New tace, Va. where they wSl report Thomas Thompson (Annie But? Haven. April-29. Oakville- of Tom's recent effort saw him win the low and high hurdles and watertownhistoricalsociety.orgplace second in the shot put event against the Long Island*. Aggies last Saturday. Tom is married to the former Helen Woodbury of Watertown. And speaking of the Woodbury's Stanley Woodbury asked the mis- .. *•»- sus on her recent release from Waterbury Hospital if she'd like to go for a ride. Stan had some- thing like a trip around the coun- ONE TO GO We've talked with parents the tryside in mind. a commissionoer of " the past week who have boys about to "Where shall we go." Stan '%oari of Education so aptly .ashed enter high school who insist they inquired. yow when; Watertown " High dropped will not send their child to Wa- "Colorado", the boss said with- baseMaH, "What happens to 'thetertown unless something is done out hesitation. boys 'in. high school? Where is about the situation. These boys and parents are not sports fanat- And Colorado it was, a flying the school spirit?" trip out to see son Roger at the Here in. our community we 'have ics by any means out- the latter the ------do want their children to have a Air Force Academy at Colorado like yoe CHOOSE complete baseball pro- Springs^ gj-anr chance to develop thefer competi- of any town in the area. tive keenness and bodies as welt After all what better The £Little League" 'with Its .ma- jors, intermediate and farm sys- through the medium of sports. there for a mother to tems and the Babe Ruth League than- by vfeitmg a son or daugh- yovr notor #H They, like all d 4is, the ter away from home. Ang ta£ Os now expanding to live teams, -.gives need for a new school bat until over' 400 boys 'a chance to play add Stan's arm dTdnt* snot any : the town as a body can fit to twisting—he was tickled t» death. bblhin Watertown and Qak- build it we've got to face a bad i The Watertown 'High situation and try our utmost to turns out to be the fly in. the oint- Oakvine Red Sox will hold a ment get the most out of it. short practice session this eve- At the present time despite, the (Thursday) at Judd FiekT This youthful program did notprinted-reasons and they certain- 5:30 p.m. and a pair of workouts come about easily. Many, 'many ly all bear some fruit, double Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. If men and women too have worked sessions, boys working and oth- you cannot make it Thursday be long and weary hours to keep and ers studying so hard they haven't on hand at the week-end practices. further 'expand facilities'. We got time for sports and what have Terry Fotey, son of Mr. and when" the Babe you—we like many others believe Mrs. Charles Foley of Viola St. wenRut.h league 'issued, the .first cai a promoter is needed—not just Ext. and Algerd Ulinskas son of Cor 'hall players. Only about 15 another name—but a fellow who Mr. and Mrs. Algerd- Ulinskas' of N«wMobilbeot boys showed -up and we could not could give the shot in the armSunnyside Ave. are spending a 14- - understand why there was a. lack so badly needed. After all when day leave at home. of interest.' business is bad you don't sit on y e 'We needed 'two teams with at your hands and wait. This per- The young servicemen have just least. 30' boys .in the 13-15 age son would be the athletic director group. The p r o g r a m wasn't who "could 'work hand in hand 'with dropped, because1 only 'the 15the coach' and also 'relieve the showed up. principal, of "many' extra, 'burdens1 All the boys who' we ever sawand maybe prevent .some of our with a. baseball' in. 'their' hand who boys 'from drifting to other Travelers Budget were then in,'this age .group were schools. RMARD'S contacted. They were talked, too. CUFF NOTES; Plan Insurance We .tried to make them, realize 1 the ' importance and. the "fun. they 'One happy opening day fisher- could have by taking part .in a.man, we ran into 'was 11-year-old Larry Falomba, Jr., who outdid, program of 'this type'. . 1 FUEL CO. ' 'The' idea worked and we had. his Dad. and the .rest of his fish- •JOHH ••' Afwood more than enough to' field the two ing. .party by ______mi" 18 inc_h teams. ..It wasn't a case of beg- rainbow trout. at Lake Candle- TWL. "CM 4-1»1 orPL *-«147 131 Davis St., - CR 4-1679 - Oafcville ging the kids to play 'ball but sim- wood. Might we add." that 'young ply to stir up something inside of Larry was the winner of. 'the 'pool. them that: they had wanted all ' along. Today 'the Babe Ruth' League is fielding five teams .with' the hope mttb, ABC-TV that it can. be expanded to a six: team league in the not too distant, future. We are aware that both princi- pal 'Cook .and Coach Mike Moffo * talked and 'encouraged candidates to' come out: for baseball., but the results show' 'that enough, 'boys weren't convinced.. " • It "looks from, here like Water- town High needs what so many other schools have found, helpful— an .athletic director. One . who could go all out and promote a sports who 'would have the, .necessary" time to go out and * get college •men 'coaches or1 a.professional. base- " ball or "basketball man. to - come in .and talk at assemblies' and make ..'these young fellows realize that extra-curricular activities - and sports ' in. 'particular - are an important phase of a 'boy's edu- cation. < As Bob Bruce and Sherman Slavin, two members of the Board of Education pointed, out, .colleges are interested in. 'the extra" activ- ities "of students as well as scho- lastic records.. . Double sessions, of course are ii *•. ^ % the main reason for our decay . faig-. athletic p r o g r a. m. Other schools have them, too hut con- tinue to flourish in athletics. Sa- cred Heart: High of Waterbury has had double sessions for1 years but they have expanded: their sports program... > If" might pay to check .and. see how it can be done right here 'in Watertown. " "I We've had 'the 'experience oi A pair of Combs recently recorded ..27.03" and 26.21 miles per gallon in the talking with many 'boys,, a lot .of • f:" them outstanding athletes who 2,061.4-mile Mobilgas Economy Run. That's certified proof that Corrair skimp* 'would not attend. Watertown High on gas costs. It saves other, ways, too. 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