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Vol. 18, No. 852. Subscription Price, $3.75 Per Y Single Copy, If Cents April 2, 1964 Voters Indorse Five Items On Monagan's Questionnaire Finals Of Miss Watertown .Voters of" Connecticut's Fifth of 2,143 (85.8 per cent) in favor"; " Congressional District * have again275 (11% > opposed and 79' (3.2%) expressed their views on national undecided. The' Civil Rights bill Pageant Saturday At Swift problems in response to a Con- has been passed by 'the House and gressional Questionnaire distrib- now is before the .Senate. uted 'by U. S. Rep. John S. Mona- The voluntary prayer amend- 10 Girls C gan 'CD-Conn.). ment was second, high in the tally umpei •'What do they Ike or dislike 'With 2,016 (80.7%) in favor; 365 among issues on 'the Congression- (14.6% \ opposed" and 116 " (4.7%) Players To Present Easter For Right To Enter al Calendar? • . undecided,. (Rep. Monagan has pro- Complete results of the survey posed, legislation to' permit the State' Contest tabulation 'were announced by Rep. voluntary recitation of prayer in Monagan today, and those who re- public schools. | Festival Of Music And Drama A swirl .of Stardust -and, a, little sponded, in record, number, gave While Medical Care for the Aged The Flayers of the First Con- of the sparkle of Miss America, overwhelming' indorsement to five was" supported by 1.897 (76.1%%), gregational 'Church accompanied comes to Watertown this weekend proposals, in 'the following order: with 239 (9.1%) opposed and 369 by the .Adult, Pilgrim and Pioneer Red 'Cross 'Fund as the Watertown Jaycees-present •1 — Civil Rights, to bar dis- (14.8%) undecided, there 'was •'Choirs with guest soloists and in- the second. Miss Watertown Schol- oriminatory practices in estab- wholesale evidence of uncertainty strumentalists, will present an Drive Extended arship Pageant. 'The performance lishing voting rights. - whether the program should be fi- Easter Festival of Music and. itself takes place. Saturday night, 2 — A. Constitutional Amendment nanced under Social Security ex- Drama, on Sunday evening, April but" the activities are already un- clusively; 'under .Social .Security Through April derway. tassist the young 1 ladies throughout the; Pageant. Un- the fourth annual survey of opin- 'In, 1961 Rep. Monagan mailed, oldest known music-drama in ex- The H'unson House will continue der the chairmanship of the Jay- ion conducted by Congressman the questionnaire - to 7,350 and re- is tance, the '""Quern, Quaeritis" to remain open between 8 and 12 cee Wives' President Mrs. Irene Monagan within his District. Easter play, a, medieval telling of a.m., Monday through Friday, for ceived 1,375 returns (18.5%); in the .Resurrection story through, Quartan, the hostesses are Mrs. Other categories of civil rights 1962 he mailed 10,000 and re- 1 the receipt of funds. Those de- Norman Stephen. '.Mrs. Alvki Turn- legislation received strong' sup- ceived 1,795 (18%); in 1,963 he verse and music. siring to mail contributions may er, Mrs. George Strobel, .Mrs.. port, but the voting guarantee out- The cast will include Fontaine do so, payable to the Watertown 'Charles Greider, Mrs. Ronald distanced all others with a total' (Continued on Page 2) Belfore, Beverly Bradley, Claire Red, Cross. Mellette, and Mrs. James. Myers* Havrah, John Barker',, Roger Bry- Mrs. Daniel H. Fenton, execu- son and Larry Parsons:.. tive secretary of the local 'Chap- TM final, meeting of the' entire Soloists .and instrumentalists for ter, attributed drive activity to- Miss Watertown Committee is the" Festival are: Laura Kee, so- ward 'the increase in blood dona- .slated for 'tonight.. All. Pageant:' Announce Co- Chairmen for prano; Nancy Ibsen, contralto; tions during the March ,25 visit of plans will, be reviewed to' assure*, Richard Smith, tenor; Donald Bun- 'the bloodmobile. A total of 96 •they .are progressing properly. dock, bass-baritone;' Lois Butler, pints was collected,. While this fig- Tomorrow .night there 'will be a violinist; .Harry Vaughan, trum- ure remains short: of the 150 goal, Pageant 'rehearsal, 'with, the con- eter; Antono 'Godding, organist; it provided a, hopeful increase testants and, the' full Jayeee pro*,. Annual Bell Ringers March and Richard Probst, pianist, harp- •over past visits. dU'Cfion crew. Following a runr J. Andre Fournier, chairman .of' sichordist and conductor'. Vincent O. Pattadino, president through of the overall, production,, ' the Watertown Oakville Mental Mrs. Kee', a, .soprano soloist at of the local chapter, also an- individual talent, rehearsal will be*- .. Health Fund Drive, has announced, Young "Democrats' gin. A. second, talent rehearsal wilt.' (Continued on Page 2) 1 be held Saturday morning. the co-chairmen for the annual (Continued on Page 2) A. parade, under the co-chair* .Bell Ringers March .scheduled to' Installation manship of Maurice' Eterginio awl:, be held Monday, Hay 11,. from. 7 James Brooks, is scheduled to' be* to' :9 p.m. Dinner Sunday gin. at 3 p.m. Linda Fabian will Mrs. Dudley Atwood, 55 Stee'le The Watertown-Oakville Young Easter Seal Benefit Dance lead the parade which, will include Brook .Road, phone 274-2262, and Democrats will hold .an, .installation the Watertown High School Band. Mrs. Raymond McKeon, - 91 Bald- buffet and dance at Daveluy's and other special, attractions. Be* win, St., phone 274-3029, are in Restaurant, - Echo Late' Road, on ginning in Watertown the' parad* charge of the 'event: in Watertown., Sunday, .April 5. from 4 to 9 p.m. Satan/ay Night, April 4 will 'travel to Oakville and returns; .Heading activities in Oakville' Lawrence DeSanto 'will 'be in- 'The entrants will, 'be riding .in con* will be 'Mrs. "Donald, .Late, 34 Arrangements have been com- chairman of the "drive, has urged vertibles supplied by Crestwoodr. Cresrwood Ave., phone' 274-1612, stalled" -as president. Other of- pleted for the .annual. Easter Seal all residents who have not .sent in ficers to be installed are Joseph Benefit, dance to be held Saturday Ford. These' convertibles' are 'the-; And Mrs. Edward Rozanskj of: '111,Masi, vice president; Marilyn •their contribution to' do so 'this "Pageant Day 'Cars." 'which wilt"" Merrimac . St,' phone '274-1239'. - evening, April 4, .from 9. o'clock: week. Mr. Dauphinais noted all convey the young ladi.es, to and. :: 'The co-chairmen are' currently Turner, secretary; .and Mrs. '.Kath- to 1 a.m., at the Knights of Co- funds collected, from, the drive and 1 leen. Dyson, treasurer. from 'the judges' meeting and the recruiting captains for the vari- lumbus home on Main. St., accord- dance would be turned, over to' the Pageant performance. ous sections of 'the community. Special guests will include of- in? to an, announcement by Wilbur Waterbury Rehabilitation 'Center, Volunteers may contact the chair- ficers of the Women's '.Democrat- Cassidy, .chairman of the dance. where many local, residents have The contestants will attend, a. ic 'Club, representatives of the gone to' make use of the services. judges" meeting prior to the pas men listed in their immediate -'Town 'Committee .and officers of Mr. 'Cassidy said 'the dance is rade. This is designed, to .give the: area, for further information. the Young Democrats Club of Con- 'the climax to' the month long East- 'Tickets for 'the dance are still •judges a chance to become better. necticut. er Seal Drive held in the Water- available and may be purchased. acquainted 'with, the entrants as Tickets may be purchased, from town-Oakville' area. at 'Leo's Confectionery Store, personality must 'be taken" into Walsh To Address .any member of the club or at the and. the .Knights, of Columbus consideration "When reaching the- door- Henry- Dauphinais, general Home. final decision as to whom, will' be Baldwin-Judson Miss Watertown. At: 7 p.m. Saturday the contest? . PT A This Evening ants will arrive backstage at Swift' Junior High as the judges meet William, Walsh, a member of the. with. Evan Quart on. Naugatuck High School faculty, | 'The Pageant curtain, is at 8 p.m.. will be guest. speaker at a, 'meet- Since the production is planned as ing of 'the :Ba.l'dwin,-J'udson PTA a three hour show. Miss Water* this evening, Thursday, at 8 o'clock at Baldwin School. Mr. (Continued on Page 12) •'Walsh's topic is entitled ''"Com- munism, in the United States,.," - Refreshments, will 'be1 served. Mrs. Max Matzkin Plans are currently being formu- lated for • the annual, barbecue To Address DAR ' scheduled to be' held May ? at the Mrs. Max: Matzkin will, 'be the Judson School. guest speaker at the annual Guest Day to be held by the Sarah Whit- man Tr umbull Chapter, Daughters Building Permits of the American Revolution, on Thursday, April 9. at. 2:30 p.m., Show Increase : in the Community Room of the Co* lonial Bank and 'Trust Company Building activities in Watertown in Woodbury. Mrs. MatzMn's sub- are, showing' a slight increase ac- ject will be: "Israel — 'Then, and. cording to the monthly report of Now". Zoning Enforcement 'Officer, Mi- Mrs. James Clark, 'Regent, 'will chael 'Dunn.. . ' preside at "the business meeting. Serving as: hostesses for the tea Permits issued in. March were to follow, will be Mrs. C. H. Neust-. estimated, at $155,700 and... listed wanger of MkkQebury; Mrs. John nine dwellings, .1125,200; one ce- W. Aldrich, .Mrs,. Thomas CBata* ment mixing plant, $12,000; five THE FIRST FOUR WINNERS in a recent. Pine- left to right, are: George McCleary and Victor Mrs. Clark, ' Mrs,. Howard C. Fa» alterations, $15,900;. and, miscel- wood Derby held by Cob Scout Pack 55 of Christ. Reynolds, co-chairmen of the Derby, and Cub- well, Woodbury; Mrs. Walter laneous, $3,00(1 Episcopal Church are pictured above The young- master Howard Franson. The winners came out Hall, Watertown: 'and, 'Mrs. Wil* . The permit for a cement mixing ster* topped a field of 44' entrants. Left to right, Umi'imSm: Patwjh; *i • j : ,: i s i i*r W' 'AtftttMt"" - * -'- •= • • •• •'••-•' '•=' Mrs. | Sophia Havna, Electa; Mrs. PAGE '2 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN'.), APR. 2, 1904 Eastern Star Dorofiy Bailey, Warder; and Don- ald Tfaylor, .Sentinel. Installs Officers " lling officers were Mrs. Property of the Watertown Historical Society.Painter,, Worthy - Matron; Mrs. A. Dorothy "Shaw and Robert Painter, Worthy ' Patron- George W.-'Shaw, Jr., were in- Mrs. ''Florence Hall, .Marshal; Mrs*. stalled Worthy Matron .and Worthy Arlinf Morgan, Chaplain; Mrs. Patron of the Watertown Chapter Mildred, Wright,.. Organist; and watertownhistoricalsociety.orgOrder of Eastern. Star Monday eve- Charles Wilson Soloist, ning at an .installation -dinner m Mrt. Margaret Busi . and . Mrs. Masonic Temple. Ruth,'Taylor were- appointed chair- " Mrs. Jennette Favale was in- men, of the Ways .ami Means com- stalled Associate -Matron and Wal- mittee. Other committee -chair- ter Hall, Associate Patron. Other men ^appointed -wejre:. -Mrs.-Hazel officers-named were: Mrs. Irene S*ym*ur, Sicfe Visitiogi Mrs. Jean* Schweitzer,- Past: Matron, secre?- nette iFavate/ 'Offwsems. Card ''"Party-;" - tary; Miss Ethel littlehales. Past Mrs. Muriel Loomis, Entertain- . Matron.. ' treasurer-; Mrs. Muriel ment; Mrs. Margaret Busi, Dec- Loomis, Conductress: Mrs. Ruth, orations; Mrs. Jogr GreMteiv Pub- . Taylor. Associate Conductress; licityf • MES. LiiiHW-Wrtdman,-tele- - Mrs. Joy ''Greater, Chap-lam; Mrs: phone; Mrs. Florence Hail, " In- , Dorothy- Godio, Junior Past -Ma- stnicfor .of- Officers;.. Mrs, Marion • tron.' Marshal; Mrs,. Marilyn, Car- Judd and Charles Jodd. Auditing: ry Organist: 'Mrs. .Beverly Shaw. Committee; and" Robert Atrfobd," Adah; Miss Sue Ann. Wilson, Ruth: Mrs. 'Florence Hail .and Mrs. Dor- Miss Elizabeth MacDonald... Es- othy 'Godio,.. EtaSiininf. Commit' \ ther.; • Mrs. Lais.• Parsons. Martha; tee. " .. ' * - ' .,.' • " ' ' : Hostesses appointed, for one year led- Cross include Miss 'Caroline Shaw. Mrs. ABQVE show portions of the new 345,- and wiH be used by th» Connecticut- Light and Harriet" 'Mattson,- Mrs. **porothy ., Waterto*m. The new facility, which will run Power Company, the Hartford Electric Light (Continued from Paa« 1) Godiq and .Mrs, • Catherine -Fleas* "' Company and the United Illuminating Company, ant. VVatertowrt. The new facilitiy, which will run nounoed 'the increase in the-tempo " Following '-'the. installation, 're- : from Southington to the New York State border will go ioto operation laie thi* year. of activity that the Red- 'Gross of- freshmen** -were served by. 'Louise fers, due to the disasterous quake Johnson and' her committee- -.which ,., in Alaska. Requests; for informa-. included: -Dornttny -Amaersori,- Jiuje " tion from parties .throughout' Wa- 'Hallaway, - -Margaret. Johnson;, May ,. (Continued from Page 1) tertown and Oakville concerning Allen Johnson and.'EUen.'.Lgpin.- .' New Electric Transmission relatives in the quake area have the Stratford Congregational been, numerous -throughout the past There wit! "be- - a' rehearsal for Church ,and B'Nai Israel, Bridge- week. the -new officers on.-.Sunday, - April. - port, has sung with, the Connecti- Mr. Palladino .announced the of- 5, at 2 p.m. " -.. •' • • ; : line Stretches Through Town cut ^Symphony, and in the "Merry fice is '.making, every attempt to. Sirque Land-Co... Dunrebin Lane, • Western Connecticut's rugged the three companies. .Also under Widow" recently presented, by the .answer every inquiry in spite- -of wipter weather, complete with construction, at • present is a Wat'erbury Philharmonic. '.She has the- disrupted communication 'fa- Section C. Lot 32. Dunrabin .Lane, - . snow, wit|$ aof) ^afei -.has. failed to stretch running- from. Middletown also .appeared in. ooeras of Menot- cilities presently existing. Infor- has been, issued. a permit to con- hatt con struct ion; progress on - the' to Manchester, .while a third •sec- tl .and. Gilbert & Sullivan,. mation will be passed on to inter- struct a five .room split: level - state's newest; and New- England's tion'frojm South Windsor to Lud- Mrs. Ibsen, is., contralto soloist ested, ' parties immediately upon house with a garage in the 'base- largest, electric power transmis- lo«'. Mass.,, will, be started later at Greenfield " Congregational. receipt from .Alaskan authorities. ment,., S12.00O. ... * stfti line as It stretches across this, year." Church and. of the Trumbull 'Ora- This unfortunate disaster conclu- the 'Watertown hills. Use of..more efficient, higher torio' Society. She has appeared, as sively points out "'the impe-ritive Since- last October, when the in- voltage transmission lines, .has Buttercup, in "HMS Pinafore" and. need.' for operating an .. efficient. itial poles, for- the first 345.000' been" brought, about by the devel- as" Katisha in. "Mikado" as pre- chapter in the community, he con- volt line in " the ' six-state area opment of larger gnerating 'units sented: by the Stratford Gilbert & tinued, and "I am. hopeful the nec- were put in. place off Fern Hill and the steady increase" in, the use'Sullivan . Company. essary budget requirements -can ICE CREAM STORE Road, work' has progressed stead- of electricity in homes, business- Mr. Bundock, a soloist at the be- 'met through our present -fund, ily on the- project which will .run, es and industry., Stratford Congregational Church drive in order to insure our high Straits Turnpike, Watertown " from,' The Connecticut Light .and. Mr. Coleman explained, that the and- Park Avenue 'Temple, Bridge- standards of operation." - Fdbver Company's . principal sub- larger ' 'units enable electricity to port, ' is noted, throughout the area, for his-portrayal of the title role Weekend Special station at Southingtoft to the New 'be produced at a lower • unit cost. 11 1 York- State, border.- There it will Higher 'voltage transmission ln.es in "Elijah " , as well as "for his Friday, Saturday & Sunday connect w&h facilities of the Con- are -required to transport large performances in "Noye's Fludde" solidated Edisorr Company. blocks of power economically to and operas of Gilbert, and. Sulli- I ICE CREAM PC van. Edward W. Kmitd Through' v.the. winter ' numtfas, the areas where they are .most and. crews from the 'Theodore D. Brass needed. Mr. Goddin1g is organist-choir- '.. INSURANCE Line Construction Corporation, of master of the First. Congregation- AGENCY 1 PINT of ICE CREAM Hartford, have 'been erecting steel al 'Church. Waterbury. A graduate ' - .Both For Only frames on the poles and the heavy of-the School "of Sacred Music." Un- duty, cable-* tQ:carry the extra high 'The 'Ladies Guild of St. Teresa's ion, Theological Seminary, New ,AMi Forms of Insurance 'voltage-power supplying; is toeing Church; Woodbury. will hold its York • City-,,, he has studied- organ, strung from, pole to' pole. Spring Rummage' Sale on "Thurs- with,.John Huston and:--on, a. Ful- "This project is another exam- day!. April 16, starting' at 10 a.m. bright Scholarship with, Helmut 639 -MAIN "STREET ple of electric companies planning in the Woodbury Town Hall. Walcba in Germany. WATERTOWN ho*1 they can. most efficiently meet Mr/,. Smith is tenor soloist of the 2 7 4-1892 the' future- power needs of their pants, as a general issue, but First". Congregational 'Church in customers," R. I. Coleman, CL&P's there was a division on the ques- New-' Britain. •« western division manager, .said. tions of aid for parochial school "the- state's three major1 electric- construction and funds for*" public utilities, • CLAP, The Hartford. • school teachers' salaries. There Electric Light Company and The was strong support (66%) for fed- USD A Choice United Illuminating . Company ..will eral funds for "public elementary share in 'the line's- 'use' when, it is school construction. . 'i completed later this year. " OTHERS FAVORED .-....-The- section of the line which Other proposals winning support Boneless Eye"..- runs through 'Watertown is .one of in the survey included: thitee being .built in. the state by Additional funds for Accelerated Public Works prograri tor labor1 surplus area; Revision -of Immi- Voters Indorse gration Laws to allow more 'peo- ple to enter this country as. per-' ' (Continued from Page 1) manent residents;: Positive action to correct, water ' pollution condi- tions; .Expansion, of federal, pro- mailed 12.000. received 2,110 grams for housing for the elderly; (18%). . • .- II..* S. sale of surplus food to all CHUCK POPULAR PROPOSAL nations, but on a strictly cash ba- The additional, 11.200 ' income sis; 'Change in our ' Presidential tax exemption for persons paying' succession laws; and'-" a Domestic expenses of college" students was Service Corps. proposed by Rep. Honagan as an 'There was 'mixed reaction to the amendment to the recently enact- question of' funds for the Foreign ed tax reduction bill.' but. it was Aid 'Program.' with heaviest con- not accepted by the. Ways and centrations of votes in the "un- Means Committee. decided" column. The proposal received 1,876 yes CIGARETTES? 7 . voles (75.1% • against" 485 no While .the tally showed 'heavy* (19.5%) and 135 {5.4%) undecided, (57%) support for restrictions- on, Our Own in the questionnaire. tobacco advertising, there was The other issue supported by strong negative reaction,. (70.8%) metre 'than' 70 per cent in the Mon-to any federal controls en use of 'Country Style agan tally was a Youth Conserva- cigarettes. We Cany McDefl tion Corps, • which is currently a Two programs, clearly opposed part of President Johnson's War' by the questionnaire, participants on-'Poverty "program. 'The' YCC were the plan to change the Wage- received 1.806 yes 'votes 172.3%»; Hours law to spread employment Angus Beef Pies 406 no (16.39B and 285 (11.4%)-. by increasing the cost, bit over- e undecided, time payments (53.1% > .and, addi- AID TO EDUCATION tional" federal, funds for expanded Federal Aid. to Education was space program for manned moon supported by 61.7% of the partici- travel (56.5%).

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WOODLAND GARDENS HY LABONNE & SONS Top of Sherman Hill — U. 8. 6A, Woodbury 263-2286 MARKET OPE N 7 ID A Y S A W E E K 1067 MAIN STREET — 27 4-8 122 — WATERTOWN nounced the engagement of their TOWN TIMES. (WATERTOWN, CONN.), APR. 2. "1964 — PAGE 1 daughter, Miss Judith Catherine Property of the WatertownMcKee, to Join Kenneth Kriott, Jr. Historical, Edward Colper, son, of ..Mr. an Societyd " Pefer $,. Tnis^h, son of Mr. and CofHn*-F*uss«ll son of Mr: and Mrs. John K". Knott, Mrs./ Francis Collier, .Sunnyside Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Rus- Ave., OakvUle, on Saturday, April 'Mrs:, Baser K. TOlsoti of '72 Ham-sell of 94 Prospect St.. have 'an- Caramel :fiill Road. The wedding Dirtton-Vadnais iltort Awe., a, metober of the Soph- date' has not been set. 18, at 9. a,m. .in. St. Mary Mag- St. Teresa's 'Church in Wood- omore , class at , Barrow • School, nounced, 'the; eiig.agem.ent of 'their dalen Church, Oakville. The Revbur. y was 'the. setting March 7 of • New .Lebanon, N. Y... has 'been daughter, Miss .Jean. Fenrose Rus- John A. Carrig, pastor, will of- sellwatertownhistoricalsociety.org, to Robert' Edgar 'Collins, son - Radausttas-Klish ficiate at the ceremony. the marriage of Miss Carolyn Awarded- a Varsity letter for. Mr. and,' Mrs. Vincent. Klish of Jean Vadnais, daughter of Mrs:. Hockey during die Winter Term. •of Mrs. Edgar W. Collins, SI Elnora Vadnais, Woodbury. .and Warren, Way, and' the late Mr. 'Bethlehem., have' announced 'the en- Priddy-Mathes - Collins. The 'wedding will take gagement, of their daughter. Miss 'Gerald • Vadnais, Waterbury, to • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason, of 24place June 20 in 'Christ: Episcopal Beverly Alice Klish to Stanley P. Mr. and Mrs,. Carleton K. Matti- Harold Button, son: of' Mrs;. Vh> Ridgeway Ave., Oakvilte, recently Church. Radauskas, son of Mrs... Elizabeth es, Woodbury, have announced the I' ginia Kovach, Naugatuck, and. Ken- Aijoyed a. visit to Sarasota Jungle Miss Russell, a graduate of Wa-Radauskas, Oa.teil.le. and the late engagement of their daughter. neth Duflon, Wolcott. 'Gardens while 'vacationing' on tertown High School, is a student Adam Radauskas;. The wedding will Miss Susan Matties, to Cadet Da- Florida's Lower 'West; 'Coast. • at Danbury State 'College- take place June 6 in. St.. John's vid. L. Priddy, "U. 5. Coast Guard (bury, have announced the engage- Church. Academy, son of Mr. and Mrs... merit .and coming marriage off _ Recent vtsttnrs to Washington,' A.' graduate of Watertown High William E. Priddy, Long 'Beach, || their daughter. Miss Emily Su- D. C. and, to the office .of Rep.School and Danbury State College. Calif. An early June wedding is "zanne; Amidon, to the Rev. 'Wil- Mr. Coffins is a teacher in the Anderson-Pa rsons liam "Wilson Mount, Jr., son of John S. .Ifonagaii, Included: John Thomaston Public School system. The engagement of Miss Marcia planned. Kaleriatiskas, 'Leo Boisvert, Mr. Parsons to Donald Anderson, son • Mrs.. Floy H. Mount, _ Tucson,- &nd Mrs... Edward Goss, Susan of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson, . Mount-Ami don I Ariz., and, William Wilson Mcwrtf, Goss, Edward" H. Goss, all of Wa- Kulesa-MeCarthy Dr.. .and Mrs. Roger Wei ton .Memphis. Tenn. 'The couple plan, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mc- 113 Jason Ave., has been . an- an August wedding. tertown; S. J. Swendseif, Bethle- Carthy of Park Road have an- nounced by, her parents, Mr. andAmidon, Old Sherman Hill, Wood- fiern; Marlice Fleming, Deryl nounced the engagement and com-Mrs. Lawrence Parsons, Water- Fleming, John Fleming, Paul ing marriage of their daughter. town. The wedding wiu take place Ruth and Mary Elsenboss, and Di-Mfes Edythe McCarthy, to George Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. in the First Con- anne Martiny, Woodbury. Kulesa, son of Mrs. Magdelena gregational Church. Kulesza, Thomaston, and the Jate Barbara Jo Sladic, niece Boleslaw Kulesza. The wedding Gtttdes-Hale of Mr. and Mrs. George LoiSelte Will take plafoe Nov. 28 in St. of -Edward Ave., has been named Thomas Church, Thomaston. Mr. and. Mrs. Allen E. Hale, to the Dean's list at StubehvtQe of Davis St.. Oakville, have an- nouneed the engagement of their otne Iieed College, Ohio. Miss Sladic is the daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Nicfto Kftatt-McKee daughter, Miss Donna Marie Hale, las- Sladic, Plttsburg, Penna. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred S. McKee to Roddy Allen Geddes. son of Mr. of 124 Middlebury Road, have an- and Mrs. Ralph J. Geddes, 32 Eve- Mr. and Mi*.; Roger' K. "nnson. lyn St., Oakvflle. The couple will 'Hamilton Ave..' . have returned Tortorici, Sr. (Ermly R. D'Na-wed June 13 at 10 a.m. in St. Mary Magdalen Church, Oakville. ? from Fort .. Lauderdale, Fla... poli), SMlton Road. 'Where they visited. Mr. and Mrs;,. CJtxitxing John C. Bridgraan, former Water- JMENDVKA — A son,. Andrew Gretn-Htll 'town, residents. 'Thomas,, March, 5' in, Waterbury The engagement of Miss Gretch- Hospital to 'Mr. and, Mrs. Theo- en Hall to R. Thomas Green, Jr., Mr. and Mi*. J. Warren, Upson, dore J. Mendyka (Dorothy A. 'Fif-son of Robert T. Green, Shelby, Applegate Farm, Woodbury, have lK 98 Eddy St., Oakville. Ohio, .and the late 'Mrs. Ruth Judd Stefuriied from Miami, Fla., where Green, has been announced by her Mr. Upson attended." the annual ZICKFIELD —'A daughter, Barba- narents,- -Mr.-, ami Mrs. Jesse'An- .meeting of the American 'College ra Aim,, March" 7- in Waterbury ge'll Hall, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, of Trial Lawyers;.. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Herformerl- y of - Watertown and Wash- HOME IMPROVEMENT mann E. Zickfeld (Uta R. Mei-ington, 'Conn. The wedding is: '. Mrs. ".Wiliam" J. .Larkin of Wa ' er), RFD litchfield Rd. planned for June 13 in St. Mar- tertown, has returned 'from, a stay tin's Episcopal Church, 'Chagrin in Florida, where she was regis- RICH—A daughter, Kathleen Mary, Falls. ' " LOANS tered, at the Hillsboro Club, March-8 in Waterbury Hospital. Pompano. While in Florida she " to Mr. and Mrs. ' Wallace' E. Laviana-Smith Visited 'Dr. and Mrs. 'Charles L. Rich (Josephine V. Rem'bish); Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles E. Smith, Larkin, Middlebury,. at their' win- 597 Buckingham Road, Oakville. of Waterbury have .announced the ARE AVAILABLE Ut» TO ter "home in Inverness. engagement of their daughter. RENNIA — A • daughter, 'Maria, Miss Karleen Ann Smith, to Doug- s Mrs;., William, W. Borowy of Sun- March: 15 in. Waterbury Hospital las.' James. - Laviana, son. of Mrs. Middlebury 'Road, 'have returned to Mr. .and. Mrs. Eugene J. Renna Marie Kriedler, Watirbury, and, from a five week stay in Califor- (Marie D. D'Amico), 80 Birch Walter' - Laviana, Oakvttte. The nia,., Road. wedding will take place "June 27 in St. Francis Xavier Church, Wa- Mrs. William W. Borowy of1 Sun-RETALLICK — A. son, Robert terbury., $3,500 nyside Ave.; Oakville, has; re-Thomas, March 14 .in, Waterbury turned home from. Waterbury Hos- Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G u i bone- Budge pital where1'she ...was. a surgical pa- "E. RetallJck (Lucille E. Healey), Mr. .and Mm. George Badge, 61 tient. Her nephew, Ronald Sherrow 56 'Tower Road, Oakville. Prospect St., have announced the of Bethesda, Maryland, is visiting engagement of their daughter, For Home Improvements Lie These: tor a few days. BRADSHAW — A daughter, Tracy Miss Cynthia Georgie Budge, to Lynn, March 20 in Waterbury 'Dr. Roy Aquio Guibone, son of Mr. „ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dunn • of 'Hospital, to Mr. .and Mrs. Royand Mrs. Peglagio A. Guibone, • • A Modernized Kitchen Huhgerford Ave., Oakville, have E. 'Bradshaw Sr,.,, (Patricia A. Butuan City, Philippines. 'The cou- jfeturned home.' following a vaca- Paige), 125 Bamford Ave., Oak-ple will wed May 16 .at 11 a.m. Plumbing Repairs tion In the Virgin Islands. ' vile. in. the Church of the Blessed Sac- • rament, Waterbury. JOHNSON — A. son Eric Niels. n New Hearing System March 19 in Waterbury .Hospital Franz osa-Reynolds to Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. John- St. Mary Magdalen Church in n A New Roof or Repairs tnlfflS son (June 5. Alexlnski), 75 Long- Oakville will be the setting April view Ave. 18 of the marriage of Miss Jac- "D Insulation GAT I SON—A daughter, Dariann, queline A. Reynolds, niece off Mr. • March 21, in Waterbury Hospital, DEVIN — A Son 'Charles 'Ross. and Mrs. Stephen F. Sharka, Tow- Siding to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gati- March 19 in Waterbury Hospital er Road, Oakville. to Francis D, D son (Llnell Henderson), 44 Houl- to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Devuv Franzoso, son of Mr. and Mrs.'" ton St., Oakville.' (Carol J. Ouellette), Pomperaug Frank Franzoso, Thomaston. Thej • - Recreation Room Rd.,, Woodbury. STCNE — A .son,,,, James Hunter, ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. D Garage' or New Garage Doors March 25 in Waterbury Hospital VISCOKIS — Third' child, third Collier-Lopes to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. son, David. Alfred, March 1? in Miss Joanne Mary Lopes, daugh- i n Painting and Decorating Stone (Lucille J. Brennan), Taft Waterbury Hospital to Mr. andter of Mr. and Mrs. .Alexander j School. Mrs. Algerd G. Visockis. (Agatha LoDes of Gorham St., Oakville, a Additional Rooms OSBORN — A. daughter, Christy A._Bajarinas), Echo Lake Road." will become the bride of "'Charles Ann, March, 25 in, Waterbury.. Hos- Storm Sash or Screens pital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. " Osborn, Jr. (Sandra E. Cestar), A New Porch Trolane Road. • New Floors ST. MARY — A daughter, Gail She Colonial Club D Lynn. March ,28 in Waterbury .Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Austin' • A. New Bathroom ' A. St., Mary (Bonnie Becker), 571 Sylvan Lake Road, Oakville. BUFFET D Electrical Repairs 'Every Sunday PADDOCK — A son, Jef'fery John, D Oilier .March 27' in Waterbury Hospital 4:30' - 8 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pad- dock (Eleanor J. Brown), San- ford Road, Woodbury. TENNIS AND SWIMMING MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE No down payment . • . THOMPSON — A son, ' Peter Wayne, March 28 in WaterSury 'Facilities For Groups "Large or Small Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sales Meetings, Bowling and InstaHation Banquets, Etc. Up to 60 months to repay Thompson. Jr.' (Evelyn G. Sib- ley), ' Washington Road, . Wood-, Coll. NOW FOP Reservations — 264-8244 bury. "" Located On Hawley Road (Off Rte. 67} Oxford Convenient To New 'Route .84 us today! BOIVIN—A son, Roger, Jr., Feb. Open 7 Days A Week — Noon 'To t A.M.. 22 in Waterbury Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bolvln. Sr, (Sha- "The Bank on Main Street" ron L. Dwyer), 93 Westbury Park. Road. KINZLY — A son, Bradley Carl, Feb. 22 In Waterbury Hospital to LAWN MOWERS Mr. and Mrs;,., -Jerald W. Kinzly (Mary R. Miskho), Guemseytown omaston. Road. Avoid The Spring Rush LAGASSE — A son,. Steven Ro- LET US SERVICE YOURS land, Feb., 26 in. Waterbury Hos- Savings ujank pital to" Mr. and Mrs.. Roland F. Lagass'e (Mary L. Eykelhoff), 24 Lee St. NOW!!! In Thomaston — 140 Mail St. BUNKER — A son, Wayne Arnold, In Watertown -- 565 Main St. Jr., Feb.. ,27' in St.. Mary's Hos- Fully Insured A All Work' Guaranteed — Spring Delivery pital to Mr. .and. Mrs. Wayne A. \A/ U IT E C POWER MOWER In. Terryvifle — Si Main St.. Bunker (Helen C. ' Hotchkiss), Greenwood St. f f | . | | I Ea^^ SALES & SERVICE Ml EMBER 714 'Mirfn -Street — 274-2213 — OokvHIe Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TORTORICI — A son, Anthony, Open Fridays Until 9 P.M. Federal Home Loan Bank "System Jr., March 2 in Waterbury Hos- . pital to, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Listen To. Our' Weathercasts Daily On WWCO PAGE 4 — TOWPropertyN TIMES (WATERTOWN of, CONW.) the, APR. 2Watertown, 1964 HistoricalHayes Awarde dSocietyCatholic Counci l ' MSI ... .9 Fellowship Ptans Card Party Town Times, Inc. M. Francis Hayes of 40 "Shan,-" Presented non Ave., 'Chairman, of the social, Tuesday Evening ' In tbt fl 678 Roger Maynard, Jr., .son of .Mr. studies department at Lewis' S. I 274-1968 or to 'TOWN, .'TIMES,, S3, •The Watertown,. 'Council of-Cath- watertownhistoricalsociety.organd, Mrs. Roger Maynard. of War- Mas Regional. High 'School1 , Bur- olip Women of St.. John's 'Church nohe Road, Wilton, a student at lington, is one of 'the 173 public 'Will sponsor a '"'Spring,' Festival" William E. SNIIMMI., Editor & The; Taft School, has 'been.1. pjr senior high school teachers and caird party on Tuesday evening, ',Mm.,'Elbn Timnw, Associate Editor sented a. Moreheard Award to tfl 85 school, administrators award- April ' 7, at 8 o'clock, in. 'the University of North Carolina, ae- ed summer Fellowships, it was Church hall. - ... " cording to' an announcement re- announced, this week by the John Door and. table - prizes 'will, be ceived 'from, the University. Hay Fellows Program. awarded and refreshments will be The' announcement .and the pres- Mr. Hayes: . received his. mas- sefyed. A penny auction table fea- Watertown High Notes ter's" degree from, Boston Univer- turing handmade .and handcrafted - by' Be+h Way mar .. > . sity, - School, of - Education, and com- articles will 'be a main attraction. - pleted a sixth, year of study at 'the Tickets are available .from, any University of Vermont and Har- Council member or may be bought 'April•IT, mark that date down. our date lor the senior pram has. vard. University. After .graduation, at; the door. cm your colander ami put a star 'been changed... It win 'be held on. he' taught, social studies at Water- 1 after if to remind you that 'the lTth June 19... Before we had it sched- town High School until, accepting a. .'final, arrangements for 'the card is a very important date. If' you uled for 'the Friday in the middle 'position, as chairman of the social party will 'be made at 'the' regular want, you can write 'down, "Tele- of 'the exam week, '"which would .studies department at Lewis' S. meeting of' the 'Council to' be held vision Preview" or Senior ~ Class'never do. Can. you .see having .an Mils in," 1961. . Monday evening, April 6, at g exam on. Wednesday and. Thursday, o'filock in the Church hall.. Variety Show, 'cause It is the Fellowship winners,, will attend '4B members donating articles same difference. While ,3ml are- at with Friday night .your prom, .and four Summer Institutes in the Hu- then back to Monday with another to the .-penny auction have: been re- It, why not write down Susan An- manities, July 2 to August 1, at quested to bring, or send them to 'grave, she's in charge of 'the exam? No? Wei.-we thought it was Bennington College, 'Colorado Col- kinda rough too... But after- 'the sen- the . Church hal on Monday eve- whole affair. And what an affair lege', the 'University of 'Oregon: ning. ; ".. . . it will be! A mixture of riotous ior class president, Jerry Swee- and Williams College. At each In- hilarity .and doggone good talent ney, explained the situation to Mr. stitute the faculty will consist, of for 'Only a few coins. How can you Cook: we got. everything straight- six professors from ' several col- 'resist it?-That's just it, you can't? ened .out. • .... and universities. Hofon Appointed So don't light, it, .Join us on April ...'What's 'been happening with the At 'these Institutes participants .. 17-' in the high school auditorium Junior Class? Weil, they are go- will read and discuss. significant Company District ; -for an -'evening you'll ..long re- ing on. a 'trip to' Stratford and the' Roger Maynard, Jr. books, 'take courses in, philosophy, member. Shakespearean Playhouse'. Re- enfation of awards was made per- literature and history, attend spe- Representative - - 'The. baseball team :ls back this member .what I told, you about, sonally by John Motley. More-' cial ..'lectures in- music and art, and .year in-full •swing. 'Bats, balls, 'traveling ? , They also. plan to .get head, chairman of the John. Mot- have time for much reflection and J H. William Horan of 58 Spruce- mits, 'and masks are all aimed! their class rings, the brand new ey Morehead Foundation anil informal talk. wood .'Road, has been appointed a • for a 'winning season and. we're class 'rings,' sometime 'this 'week. founder of the awards.. - District Representative at the sure behind them all the way — So you__can see that 'some 'people As a student, Mr. Maynard's ac- The John Hay Fellows Program, Reynolds & Reynolds Company right gang? 'Let's show everyone arouh9TW.H.S. are pretty excited!! tivities .include serving on the stu- is supported by the Ford Founda- Philadelphia District Sales Office, that we've got the spirit when it dent Gotmcil, monitor. Glee Club, tion. it. was announced last week by really counts by going down to Oriocos,'^varsity basketball, 'ten- Walter G. Pfeiffer, vice president Belani. Field alter . school, .and. nis., 'tract and cross country. He in .Charge of Marketing for the na- watching' some good, games. You R.J. Block Hrm is a. winner of 'the Joliue Greek Quigley Aboard tion-wide designer and, producer of can always spare some time for Priae. business forms and accounting a little fun. Grantee PcrmiT A. total of 57 boys 'received, the 1 IfSS Everglades systems:.

The Chemistry Club had. a won- •• .*• valued, award, this year., The [ Peter D. Quigley, fire control A "graduate of St. Francis Col- derful tour: of the Naugatuck Chem- The Zoning Board of Appeals awards are'' worth $7,000 to. non- technician. second class, USN, son. lege, Mr. Horan has 'been a mem- ical. Plastic souveniers .anil even has voted "to grant the R. J. Black North Carolina residents - for four of Mr. and Mrs. William, M. Quig- ber of the Watertown .'Industrial. some. of the original compounds & Son. Company a 'permit to' ca- years. of study... 'The first one was ley of.62 Atwood St., is serving Development Committee and was before they, were broken down were de Son. Company a permit to con- presented in 1951. aboard the destroyer tender USS formerly an accounting machine on Thomaston Road, east of Buck- representative for a. firm in, that - passed "out to' the students. Mr. 'The awards are presented on. Everglades, • operating with -the Bilancia, 'Chemistry ."teacher, was ingham. St. 'the basis of outstanding" .merit re- Sixth Fleet in 'the Mediterranean. industry.. He recently completed a the advisor for the trip and. has The' decision was made follow- flected, in academic ability and at- Everglades arrived in. Naples, training ' 'period, in 'the Reynolds hopes of faking' similar trips with ing a public hearing' held Monday tainment, character, leadership, Italy Feb. 22" to relieve the' des- company's Sales Education school the club. evening at: which time only sup- ambition, . unselfish service, and at its "home offices in Dayton, troyer tender USS' Tidewater and Ohio. - Denis Chochalka and Phil But- port for the firm was voiced. physical vigor," without considera- assume 'the- duties as" the tender kus gave a very interesting pro- 'The Planning and'-'Zoning Com- tion of need. Mr. Horan,. his 'wife and their mission' several weeks ago had of the Sixth Fleet. gram on truth fables to-the Hath 1 Everglades makes repairs and two children, will, soon, move to "..Club recently. This happened dur- voted "not"" to' issue the permit to supplies' replacement parts to des- Philadelphia. ing' a seventh period and. the time the firm, explaining- that a rejec- troyers not requiring major ship- was sure used well... The Club, tion was also made a. year ago be- yard, work. " Aboard USS Sticiei headed, by Bruce Charmichael as cause it felt 'the .firm, was a. gen- Receive Pins -' their president, is planning a .trip. eral business1 .and. 'therefore' not al- John B- Pollard, Jr., fireman, to the Waterbury American Brass lowed in. the local, business .zone. A total, of 95 pints was donated, USN. son. of. Mrs. Arlene Douglas. " Lab. WSCS Pfenning of Straits. Turnpike,. Middlebury, Following 'the" 'decision, mem- at 'the Red 'Cross. Bloodmobile last is' serving aboard, the destroyer As you can. well Imagine, clubs bers of 'the Appeals Board said, week, according to' an announce- USS' Stickell, operating out of New- are really active and on. the' go, they felt Mr. Black, had. a lot of ment by Mrs. Daniel ' Fenton, ex- Rummage Sale supporting evidence to claim his ecutive secretary of .. the local port, R. 1. all over the place, this year. At •The Women's Society'of 'Chris- Stickell has just 'completed nine this rate they'll probably be' gone, pump business was more like Chapter. tian Services of. the Methodist as the expression .goes, in. about trades listed under "local, busi- months of extensive repair" and ness" zoning. •-Edwin 'Douglas .and. 'Franklin Church will- sponsor a' rummage modification at the Philadelphia ten years. Marcellus .each received, five-gal- sale in. the church hall on Thurs- Naval Shipyard,, Her •anti-subma- WRat has the senior class been' Mr. Black indicated he would lon, pins. 'Other "pins ' .awarded day, April 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 rine,' capability' was, increased by doing ' this week? Well, believe it start, work on his new ...building as we're: Mrs. Anna Snow .and Robert •p.:m. installation of latest submarine or not we still haven't had any soon as possible. It" is expected, Cady, 'three "gallon; Raymond Ken- .Articles may be left at the detection devices. Stickell's reno- 'brilliant ideas for some special to be. a fabricated, steel building nedy and Edgar Moberg, two gal- church at any time until Wednes- vation also included moderniza- .gift, to'"give 'to the 'School. Maybe -with showroom, repair shop, sup-' lon; and one gallon pins to Herb- day, April 8, before 5 p.m. Any- tion of living quarters. the senior" class should just give ply room and inside parking: space ert Davis," Alton Pinnard, Mrs. one desiring "to have .articles ourselves to' the school — you for service _ trucks. " ' Anna . Theriault, 'Francis A., picked up should call 'Mrs, John W. Olson, 1109 Main St., couldn't give a [better gift than The firm now operates, out of a Schneiders and Raymond Belle-' Charles Seymour, chairman," 274- has 'been issued a permit to de- that! We are all very happy that building, on N'orthfield 'Road. mare.. - 8582... ' . molish a chicken coop.

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TOWN-, TIMES-(WATERTOWN, CONN.). APR. j?r .1964 PAGE 5 Property of the Watertown HistoricalObituaries Society Kenneth R. Jenner nan Variety Sale Funeral services for Kenneth 'The Watertown Oakville Wom- Roy Jenner, 1.93 Riverside St.. en's Democratic Club will spon- Oakville, who died March 25 at sor a variety - sale on • Saturday, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSt. Mary's Hospital. Waterbury. April. 25, in the old • Kay's Hard- following a long illness, were held. ware building. Time of the sale March 28 .from the Snyder Funer- will be announced. al Home, Waterbury. to the First. The sale will feature- 'books,, .jew- Congregational Church, Water- elry, some clothing and' either bury. The Rev. J. Kenneth Clin- items. ton, minister, officiated. Burial The special county caucus of the was in Grove 'Cemetery. Nauga- Conn. Federation of Democratic tuck. Women's Club's to elect a county Born, in Nauga.tu.ck, he lived most president, has 'been rescheduled and wi.I be held Wednesday, April of his life in Waterbury. moving ,2:2, at the Westbury Inn. Local, del- to Oakville several years ago. He egates to 'the caucus .are Mrs. was employed at 'Wheeler Elec- (Dolores Zanavich, Mrs. Jane Cle- tronics Co., Waterbury, as a tool ''mente, Mrs. Kathleen, Navin, Mrs:. maker. Betty Alix, Mrs. Wanda Witty, Survivors include' a daughter, Mrs. Laura DeMichete" and -Mrs. Mrs. Louis Palomba of Oakville. Theresa Palleria. Mrs. Mary Vaicius The funeral of Mrs. Mary (Uni- were held March'30 at All Saints kis'i Vaicius. 505 8unnysi.de Ave.. Episcopal Church, Oakviile<--mth Oakville, who died at Waterbury 'the Rev. Douglas Cooke, rector, Hospital' March 24 after a short officiating. Burial was in. Ever- illness, was held March 26 from green Cemetery. the Stankevicius Funeral Home, Born- in, Ptmstown, Pa-,. April, Waterbury, to St. Joseph's Church, 20. 1885, she was the daughter' of Waterbury,; for a Mass. Burial was •the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dor- in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. ang. A resident of Oakville for-the Born ' in Lithuania, she came to past .TO years, she was a ' member •this country.' and' Waterbury .50' of All Saints Church and: the Wom- years ago, awing the last 401 years, en's Auxiliary of the parish... RECEIVING HIS NEW shoulder insignia upon G. Payne, -execute the pinning ceremony. Captain in, Oakville. She was a communi- Mrs. Hoffman was also1 a. .mem- promotion to the rank of Captain in the U.S. Air 'Mayer, an' intelligence officer, entered the Air cant of St. Joseph's Church, Wa- ber of the Spanish War Veterans Force at WakkartahAir Station, Japan^ is James Force 'in August, 1959, following completion of terbury, 'and a member of St. Auxiliary and was past depart- "I. Mayer, son of retired Army Colonel and,'Mrs. R.O.TX. training at Brown University. He has Anne's Society of the parish. ment president of the auxiliary... WiUiam Mayer, Woodtoury. His wife;, Marjorie, been- ait Ms present 'Station since June, 1962. Survivors include her husband; She was a member of Naomi Chap- a daughter, Mrs. 'Helen Tamulis. ter, Eastern. Star. Waterbmry., the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert C. Jones, Wen- White Shrine of that organization (U.S. Air Farce photo) Oakville; and a sister, Mrs. 'Louis ham, Mass., and 'Ma. commander, Major William Vichas of Watertown. and the" 'Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary of Oakville. Mrs. Josephine Popikas. Troop Polofiibci in, VAcwylo IK 4330'. 696' •boxes; Mrs. Marge Bar- Mrs. IL. Mary Hoffman Survivors include four .sons,, Carlo J. Palomba, Jr., seaman Mrs. Pauline Clark, Troop -4331, baret. Troop 4314, 6S7 boxes; Mrs. Funeral services for Mrs. L. Vern K. of. Watertown. .and Ray- apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mary (Dorang) Hoffman,'78. wid- mond D.. Reid S and Burke H. .Mrs. Carlo J. Palomba, Sr. of 167 1323 boxes; Mrsv Vera Poplis, I Joyce Forge, Troop 433, 222 box- ow of Silas Hoffman, 88 Davis St.. Hoffman, all: of Oakville; a daugh- Troop 4191, ,740 boxes; Mrs. Ruth I es; and Mrs. Lorraine Valaitis, Mt. Veman Ave., Oakville, 're- Oakville. who died March 27 at ter, Mrs. Nunzi1 o Ruby, Oakville; cently reported for duty at -the Na- Morrell, Troop 4324, 751. taxes;."'Troop 4021, 774 taxes. her home after a brief illness. •and a sister .. val Training Center, Bain bridge, Md. 'The 'Center, a schools command, is_'the site of the Navy's Postal Clerk, Radioman, Yeoman, and, Fire Control Technician Schools. It is also the only recruit training center for, WAVEs.

A total of 6312 boxes of cookies were sold, 'by Girl" Scout Troops of Oakville, it was announced this week by 'Mrs. Stanley Valaitis, Oakville chairman. Mrs. Valaitis termed, the sale a huge success., .and their leaders who

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TOWN 'TIMES fWATERTOWN, CONN.), APR, g, 1M4 — PAGE 7 Property of the Watertown"Traffic Sgt. 'Carl S. Pike, who curHistorical- Society Local Boys Named' Safety mdcpc rently is on leave 'from the .Kent Completes Five County Sheriff's ' Department in Miss Annie Juul Pieterson, . for- To ImportCHtT Show At Taft Grand 'Rapids, Michigan. Weeks Training eign exchange student-ftom vOB** National sponsor of 'the tour1 is mark, will, be guest speaker at the" Positions At Taft Schoowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgl April 7 American Trucking Associa- Navy Lieutenant junior .grade next meeting of the'; WaterUaaul tions, Washington, D. C. While Blase F. Wagenbrenner, husband, Two .Watertown boys were re- Feats of magic will, lend! their of the former Miss Alice L. Bind- j Homemakers on Thursday" eVe^" touring in Connecticut, Sgt. Pike's shedler of Washington Road. Wood- I ning. April 9. at 8. o'clock in the cently appointed to' important stu- fascination, to rules of traffic safe- sponsor is the Motor Transport I Watertown Library. dent positions' at the Taft, School. ty in. "Safety Magic" show to be Association of Conn. bury, returned to Charleston, S. C. 1 1 Rocky Carroll, son, of Mrs. John presented at- 'The Taft School, on March 8 aboard the submarine | Servin1 g as hostesses for the S. Noyes. 104: Hamilton Avenue, Tuesday. April. 7. Sgt. Pike, a' professional, ma- USS Darter completing five weeks j evening will 'be Mrs. Dorothy was elected, captain of next, year's The show will be staged at 2:15gician prior to entering 'police training at Guantanamo Bay, Cu[Chapi- n and Mrs. Joy Gneider. Varsity wrestling' team, and Da•p.m.- , according to Joseph C. .Esty, work, combines his. .knowledge of ba. vid Martin, son, of Mrs. Katrina jr., who is handling arrange- magic with a, keen sense of humor Darter participated in anti-sub- C. Martin, 69 Hamilton. Avenue, ments for the performance. The and experience .gained as a traffic marine exercises with carriers, was' appointed Editor-in-Chief of appearance is part of a three- officer to' get across his message destroyers, and Coast Guard ships the Papyrus, the School newspa- WH*. 14-conununity tour of Con-of traffic safety to high school pu- undergoing training at Guantana- per and "Associate Editor of thenecticut. pils. mo Bay. LAWN MOWING Press Club. 'The • show, now on a. nationwide 'In the show, he makes safety He had an opportunity to visit HEDGE TRIMMING Carroll, wHo has been undefeat- tour of high schools, will feature banners appear out. of nowhere, Kingston, Jamaica and Key West, ed in dual match competition for colorful scarfs 'pop from an emp-Fla.,, while 'in the Caribbean. Also •the last two years, won the 110 lb. undefeated wrestling team in 1937. ty purse, and an. apparently end- division in the Connecticut State Martin is presently a member less stream of water pours from SPRING CLEANUP Wrestling Championship meet re- of the Upper Middle Class Com- a. small jug. cently at. • Taft. He was the Nemittew e and the Community ' Chest. In emphasizing that "Safety Is PHOTOGRAPHY England 'Champion in the "same He played 'Varsity soccer in theNo Accident," 'the slogan of the: weight class last year. His father, fall and was a member of this safety magic program, Sgt. Pike by Dick Wood George Touponse, Jr. the late Livingston Carroll, • a year's J. V. Hockey team. He will recounts his experiences with Studio 678 Main St. CALL: 274-2279 master at the School, from, 1941- assume his new duties ' in the reckless drivers and tells how 1959, was 'the captain -of Taft's spring term. maniy naccidents camenun be avoided. WATERTOWN — 274-1015s US.D.A. Choice Beef

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I:-* ' . ; • #1 PAGE 8 — TOWN* TIMES fWATERTOWN, CONN1.), APR. 2,"'1964. " Ortim Corps Beefs , Gregg Lubitski was elected pres- Property of the Watertown Historical Societyidentof ite-tfatertrimm-'DrnmCorps " Answers 57 at the recent annual meeting .held' at the Fire House. " " During Quarter Ephrem Hevey was elected vice president and Sandra. Waltz, ' sec- watertownhistoricalsociety.org• There were', a. 'total, of' 57 alarms retary. Other elected, were Louise turned In "to.the Watertown 'Fire Dunne, 'treasurer; 'Robert Berar- Department' 'during'.,. the" second dino and- Ronald Spina, Corps 'Rep-'.' cfttarter, of the1 current -fiscal, year, resentatives; 'Richard, ' Pagano," acconuife to' •Fire Chief Avery publicity; and Robert Lauro, Sgt. i^imphier's report" submitted. to at Arms, • Town Manager James L. Sullivan •Plans were 'discussed for the. this week. coming parade' season.' During the same period 'last year 43 fires had been reported. The total for the,: entire year - was" 237, Mrs. Gail.., Smith, fourth grade - and according to 'Chief Laraphier, teacher at" the South School in Oak- the rale 'this, year Is expected to 'vile, 'recently- attended 'the Spring be' higher. .. Conference -- of the' Associated - The--total far two quarters this -Teachers of Mathematics in Con-, year has reached 136 and with the necticut which was held at the second tjuarter just over, there Central Conn. State College. Mrs. have been 14 more calls made to Smith, teaches the new mathema- tics system in 'that grade. "ListealrrVariotts categories, the Guest speakers were Dr. Clyde fires ioeJode: car, "track or gas Morris, 'Dean of Central Conn.; -spillage, 30; ' emergencies, 16;' State College, and - Dr. Robert. house, 11; grass and brush, eight; Wirtz 'from, the tlniversity of D-, "bam. or sheds, four; factories, linois. "*' ' ' . 'two; wboofe, one; tall dozer, one: dump, - one; and false1 alarms, ing' -'this "period,. Chief Lamphier 'three. continued." " '. . - . Sixty-eight investigations . of Over 40 calls were' received and-.. fires were made bj the Fire Chief. hawflea by the' Fire Department This tockafes 11 .fires wMeh were during thie time," .Some aiteratiom not tatted: in. to' the department. to schools were also ehecked aM 'One cteath has' been, recorded dee approved according to' the State to a fire. . • Fire 'Code, 'lie concluded. Chief Lamphier reported work is progressing very * well on " all-: bulk storage tanks of keroeene, gasoline 'and: range .oils,, and is JOHN YARMAL 1 expected to be completed very HARVEY' FAYER, JR., ing of "Hie youth * eyesight te the fact that Me shortly. •' ' t»L.UWDtfffG —' 'IMffRING Deimpaey examine a portion of the face plate from was ' wearing: safety .gwo#ts. Harvey warn ad-. There were" seven blasting per-' a lathe -which shattered and struck Harvey In. mitted to membership in the: Connecticut Junior' mits issued in this period to han- HEATING the face in an «ocMewt. Maw weeks ago .at Swift Wise Owl Club In ceremonies recently at the dle and store explosives in town,; Junior High School. Officials .attribute the sav- Governor's office in Hartford. There" were two, .alterations" to res-' stgMse App^ce« tauranto and taverns, .and several GouWk Water $yttem» .A few weeks ago, officials at the minor 'violations' corrected. AH Make* of Washing :: N'ew York World's Fair contacted All public buildings 'and stores ManMinea Serviced the: local. Chamber of 'Commerce were checked during 'the holiday GARDNERS CORNER concerning the 'possibility of Wa- season, and there 'was. a, close.; lit Turner Avenue, Oakville % Bill Hosking tertown having a tree: which was watch, kept on some stores that Phone 274-J915 connected In some way -with the" 'have a tendency to over-stack dur- Many households probably" had .kept moist, at. all. times but avoid. 'War of 1812. 'The Chamber called •• at least one plant given to them. overwatering. Daytime tempera- 'the nursery to ask if we could -Slfnr 'Easter. Questions now' arise tures should be warm with a, night -answer 'the question. Recalling a -" .as to the care -of these plants. temperature df around 60 .degrees. tree on Main Street with a. plaque •J; Bulb plants such as tulips, daf- 'Repot: plants before putting outside erected by.the DAR,*I -set put 1o ±fodils, hyacinths and lilies are for 'the summer, liquid fertilizer check" the details. Sure enough, the every 4 or 5 weeks. - plaque' stated 'that 'this was -the 12 very easy to, care for but do not tree in question. I discovered al- ' r~ last as long as other 'types of East- African • Violets were much, in so that Mrs. Marry Atwood had in AN JS er plants. Blooms will last long- demand as Easter gifts this year. her 'possession a. book: ''Trees Of ; er ' if. the' plant is kept cool and 'There seems to be increasing in- Note to Connecticut,*' compiled by if the soil kept constantly moist. Aft- terest In' these plants. Perhaps be- Katherine Matthies showing a pic- '„ er-blooming, these may be planted cause the plants are small" and ture of the 1812 Oak: with the -fal* • j?in 'the garden for 'possible bloom- have good 'decorative 'possibilities lowing--caption. Quote: "'The first LISTINGS TERIOWN ing next season. Easter lilies may as well as making excellent gifts unfurling of 'the ''American fl ".1; bloom again in late " summer . if.for shut-ins." Also with many new took place under the old. oak ' ' 'planted out .after 'the flowers and varieties making their appearance, at the foot of Post Office Hill-on Having Tfttuble "411. leaves wither' .and. 'the . weather there-i1 s a wide range of color and, December 14, IBM." Winner 'of -j*" warms. Bulbs forced one .season color combinations,, 'with the plant the $5.00 Gift 'Certificate was a ;».'*wil,l not be satisfactory for fore- staying in bloom, for a 'relatively' fifth grade student, Tom, Young of Selling Home?? "-\ ing the following season. -.- long .period of time. While they 79 DeForest Street, Watertown. ~-f 'Chrysanthemums ••. may also 'be will grow and' bloom in a north t- planted out „ after the weather has window east or west exposures %i warmed. Cut back to new growth are preferable. .Violets should be Sirqua' Land, Co., Lot 30; Section. ;. at base of plant for additional fall kept constantly moist at roots al- C, has been issued a 'permit to **' bloom... Many varieties used are though they may be allowed to dry construct a. five-room split level, T- fairly hardy when planted in a well out at top. Fertilize ..every, two house witha garage .in the base- .-, drained soil and a light covering weeks or so. Iment, "$12,000. ' ": ""** is provided for. winter,.,- ., • Y Cyclamens and azaleas, require ./•+ more care than any of the above. Broker Specializing :i Cool, temperatures and water at • «i regular intervals are a necessity. •' It is best to water cyclamens from RELVAS TRAVEL AGENCY tertown Properties ,;t the bottom of the plant. Both • ^'plants may be put outside in light 67' Rubber Avenue - " - v- shade after. weather warms. Be jf sure to 'maintain moisture. These .. Telephones: 7:56.1181 ' 72:9-4527 ' 729-4528 •*t can then be brought back into the 1 »•", house for the following1 " season. Vacation Suggestions —" Air " Package Tours SOREHSEN 'i Most, azaleas -purchased, at' this. Daily or Weekly Departures y time1 of year are. not reliably har- ,» dy if left out of doors. te • Possibly' one of the most dlf'Ii- SAM' FRANCISCO LAS VEGAS - »' cult plants to "maintain is "the gar- **• denia. Questions most.. frequently. LOS AttGELES — 1,2 Days From $379.00 31, asked • here at the nursery are: • ' - (Plus Tax) 7 "Why do~the flower buds drop off" HONOLULU ; — 15 Days From $549.00 and1 "Why do the leaves turn yel- f,.. low ?*" Gardenias require an acid (Plus Tax) Th* ARDMORE Model 5131 |jj soil, moist air, warmth, and, some DlstinciJve Danish Modern styt- » sunshine. Spraying the foliage fre- ANN LOWELL. CAVANAUGH trig In oil finished Walnut ve- •;f •quently is very ...helpful in main- Early Reservations (ALL NEW neers and select hardwood * tairiing moisture., Soil must be RAY J. CAVANAUGH - Advisable Range & Fuel Oil 1964 BARIBAUITS MAY WE HAVE THE NEH DENTS? 600 MAIN ST., OAKVILLE YOU BCW> -EM — WE MEND Tel. 274-3284 or 274-1220

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Placing' f.s to 'be screed, promptly at 7 p.,m,., second in the speed, contest was and, in addition to' a 'progra.ni which Danny Bates, Den 5:, and .in thi.nl will follow,, an auction, sale is to position, David Adamson, 'Den. 1 be held with Bruno Butkus the auc- . . ., Named 'best -appearing cars tioneer ,., . ., The auction has 'been were entries by 'Robert. Overton. a 'popular feature of previous sim- Den 4; Wayne Robinson/Den 5, ilar events and contributions of and Kurt Detlefsen, Webelos, with the 'boys placing in 'the order list- items from folks attending for use ed ... A Mardi Gras parade 'by in the' auction ' are being asked "the Cubs preceded the - race ., . . . . . A talk on revisions in, cur- Plans 'were announce 1. for' a bot- rent election laws is slated to' be tle 'drive to - 'be held this, month given by Thomas McLamey, Wa- . ,., - A, need, exists for men will- terbury, registrar of voters .and ing to serve on 'the 'Cub 'troop com- a recognized authority an the sub-mittee, and, any willing to assist ject . - - Folks" who plan, to ' at- in the work are asked to contact tend the 'dinner are asked 'to make Cubmaster John. Rudzavice. Reservations 'through members of the Town Committee, or jnay join First pre-school vision screen- the group for the 'pn3gra.ni. follow- ing session 'will, be held April 9 big the dinner without such, notice. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m." In Bel- = 'Board of 'Education "meets, this lamy "Hall . . . Parents of chil- Thursday „ at 8 p.m. at the Condre- n 3 to 5 years of' age. are urged, solidated School," . . . An -Item of to' attend . ., ,. Mrs. Evelyn, Gavitt, the agenda Is opening of bids for public health, nurse, is in charge replacement of , approximately 4,- and will 'be assisted by volunteers 000 square' feet „ of celling. tile at trained by the Conn. Society for the school . ., . Orderly evacua- 'the Prevention of Blindness . ., . tion of the school upon receipt of Mrs. Gavitt has - reported that dur- tornado warnings last week won ing February absenteeism at the approving comment from school Consolidated School resulted from and town, officials ., . ,. Fr, Peter a virus type of .intestinal upset, Mina.nl,, who has been, temporary colds, six positive cultures, for Chaplain' at Regina Laudis Monas- strep throat and a few cases of tery 'the past. six months, leaves German measles . . ,. During the this week for the West Indies to month 71 nursing visits were resume • his former 'duties , . , made. Masses on Sunday at Church of Residents are reminded that the the" Nativity are at 9 and, 11 a.m.,Bethlehem Red Cross maintains a, with, 'Catholic Women to receive loan closet: consisting of hos.pi.tal Holy Communion in a. group at the beds, wheel chairs, crutches and 9 a.m. Mass.. many small sick room, supplies Bethlehem Grange will confer which may be borrowed free by • first and second degrees upon a phoning the public health, nurse at class, of new members at a meet- 266-7210 ". . . This Is one of the ing in Memorial pall Monday at programs of the local Red Cross p p.m. . . . . Serving on refresh- which is now completing its an- ment committee' for 'the eve- nual fund drive, with volunteer ning are Caroline and Franklin workers seeking a goal of 91,000, Sprague, 'Doris Taylor and Harold which. is $200 more than last year end Alma Sanford ., ., ., - Ladies of , ,. Miss Natalie Dodd is chair- '(Grange held a sewing meeting this man of the fund effort, and folks week at home of Mrs. Lillian Mer- who have not 'been contacted but Jrill, Watertown. ' wish to contribute • may do so by .Annual meeting of Women's As-' sending a donation to Miss Dodd.. Bociation of Bethlehem, Federated Board of Finance Is completing Church will 'be' held in Bellamy action, on budget to start July 1 'Hall Tuesday starting with a pot, in preparing to present the spend- "luck luncheon at 12:30' p.m,. , , . ing schedule at a town meeting DON'T Mrs. Gerald Minor, chairman, and April 13 . . Last week's budget .Mrs. George Battis, will provide hearing was devoid of controversy the dessert:. . ,. ,. Annual reports but a fair number of taxpayers -from different departments"will be showed, up to ask questions con- FIDDLE (given during the meeting, includ- cerning some of the spending ing a, -report of work accomplished Items . . .. As a, result of sugges- by ladies on the Material Aid tions at the hearing the finance Committee who have made gauze board appropriated, $50' for Civil AROUND 1•dressings, aprons and dresses for Defense and Increased fay $130 the children ., . .. The Rev. 'Robert proposed appropriations for use Sansoucie will Install the follow- at Long Meadow Pond .". , The ing officers for 1964: Miss Doro- completed budget is to provide a thy Rogers, president:; Mrs. Ger-continuance of the current 36 mill ANY ald, Minor, vice-president; Mrs. tax levy. John Stevens, secretary and Mrs, JG. Judson Wells, treasurer. ffSftS'K-i Former town clerk Mrs. Wil- liam R. Smith" returned to her A PP LI A NIC IE, & LONGER © '•••• TNT, me. home this week from, the Water- bury Hospital ., . . A patient at HOUSEHOLD Hunigerford Hospital. Torrington, C o m e See F r i e n d I y is Mrs. Agnes Johnson, East St., REPAIRING ., ,. ..• Miss Ann Skelte, Main St., '755-9277 Water PamiM - Winter Mtnm FIRST FEDERAL R. J. 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Gaw ...... 381-7800 Mamt*f Fadera' savings & Loan Insurance Corp. and Factaral Hocm Loain Bank Systipm Representing The Travelers Insurance Company I TO —Property tOWN Tl MES (WATERTOWN of, Csided at the ceremonies. out with the hoopla of the post clinched, the championship of' the The first award, presented was' •-•eason tournaments, which some Thomaston ...Mercantile' Bowling Eighth Grade the. School, 'squash championship' folks lion' to' build way out of prtf- League last, week by' taking two of -First honors: Linda Gamp, Sar- wdtn by . Will Keenan of Meadow- portion in importance, putting the.' three maffehes from Savelle Ford, ah, Clark, Linda DuMaine, David brook, Pennsylvania;., 'The Taft kids on a pedestal 'that 'belongs 'While second place Town Times Geisker, Charles Gignac, Janicte squash team in its first: season of to real hens only — .and the base- was dropping three to Engineered Goodwin, Nancy Hathway, 'Barbara coin petition 'this year won* 3 of it, ball season , which is slowly but" Plastics. - Hogick, Nancy Iannucci, Douglas 4 matches. The Angier Hockey surely creeping up on us. Bob Foamier had a 215 and Phil IJttlefieW, .John Lorenz, Jurie Tnpphy, awarded each year to the Locally, it will be .soil, Duffy a 531 'trio- 'to pace 'the win-Lovelace, Marsha Nadeau, Barret m iraber of the varsity team, who ball, tennis and stock: car racing Nelson, Richard .Pearson',,' JameJ bat shown ouManflUg; sportsman- that most of our oytctoor spprts- Town Times, despite 500-plus Posa, Pa.tri.cia RinaMi, Charitifc sh p, was won Byy Sandyy Masori* of men will be engaging in come the sets 'by 'three' bowlers, could not Roberts, 'Charlotte Seymour.,, Di- pe Forests HHnois> The'' Cdach's; 'Spring .and summervmonths. overcome a '44 pin. spot, and slipped ane Simpson,, Antonia Spino, "S# Trophy for the varsity flayer who And "we1 can near Pee Wee Zap-eight gaems tack of. the 1 san Taylor, Cliff 'Trypiic, JeaH; contributed the most 'to the "morale ie saying "What About fishing?" Bud Peck, had a 20§ game and York and Kenneth' Yrgelum. - Sis set, Jim Secula a. 208 game and. MARINE PRIVATE RICHARD of the team and the spirit of hock- _._ course, and what about boa toe Second honors: Roseanne Chee- A. MITCHELL, Mm of' Mrs. J. ey at" Tafft was pese to Char- ted water skiing which more and 511 set and .San Datoa a 541 set.rier, Cheryl Cleveland, Guy Dei? 1 b e JJessopp , LLake Forest, niinois rnore folks .are takfeg to? ft Is fur ttie Timers. P. Gallo had 206suJniers,. Marjorie Dohrman, W#- D Anthony of 8B« Main St, re-anid Dick Loughran, Littleton, 'Col-r: of the recreaSon 1*rat theand 507, It. Bartkowski 201 andliam Gailevege, Donna, - General!, o»ntty comptetett f*w week* «t or|idoor|do. The Harry Hitch MeMemoriam l summer .and. faB 534 and Arrhei. Saaart 203 arid 551 Linda Greatroex, Albert Hgei, Individual eonnint training at the WWrestlin g Award, to ".'thhe 'boy. .afford. We .are for Rrtgineered Plastics, Robert: Kimble, Ross Kirk, Ga* Infantry Training ReWment, Ma- has most improved his skill ana icky people to be-able to partici- Haflden's moved to with* a. Kontout, .Betty. Logue, Dennis Le* rine, Cor|4« Ba*e, Camp Lejeuns, ailed others was won by Captain- of' second jilace by taking Vesque, Debra Loomis, Gaitf pate in: the one or more that most matches from Brentwood N. C. While With th* regirtient Cam Duncan of San Antonio, Tex*, suits our taste'. - ' Mstilli, Edward, Rock, David 3- all new Marines, are: trained in asl .... " . . Dftwtte. ' lit other matches, Fos- monin and Jeanne Womelsdorf. . file' ceremonies concluded with Watertown High 'will be scrim- ter's Drive* defeated Ancffl's Seventh: Grade tactical ami combat skills need- 'the'' announcement of 'the' captains;. First honors: Sandra.' Carml- ed tor Battle fof next year.- Leading the' hockey, gg regularly until: th*y open chael, Karen. Clark, KathleeB placed on tn< arnaH untt ; team will be" Dick Fryberger of Utchfiel'Uleir basebald on lApril seaso; 21n. five, agains latet .Estate Clark, - Lauren .. Fugeliese ugeiee,, etsVV *pe taur-man Ifrte team and tne D^luth, Minnesota. Chuck should insure Item, of Bob's" Esso litmipeT Watertown En- HiHickcoxk , DDiani e HkHoskingsi , -Walla* 1$-man Lakewood., New York, and Kenip weather than the ear-gineering, 3-1'; .and Van's Atlantic Howe, -Fred. Jackson, Eileen KirS, en, ' afedben, Cbfahecticut; ly birds who 'Opened, tht) 'week en- defeated Monahan's,; 2-1. Elizabeth Kusaila, ElizabetElizabeth Mc- Smith Abo*4 USS Wtop * 'be co-captains of basketball, dured. The Standings 'Kt'Ketiari , Catherine-MontaganoCri, t Won Lost: :rie. QrsM, Deborah Rixfard, 1* . Navy Lieutenant (junior grade) and Rocky Carroll of Watertown> Fish, ft Game 49 23 chele Smith, Geraldine Tim, Pa#Johnathan L. Smith:, son of .'Dr.. Connecticut Champion In .the' lla Al Dostaler called to give us 41 31 and. 'Mrs... Jasper A. 'Smith, of Cen- 1b. class'', will be the captain o( the 'first information on the 'regis- Town Times line Torttrici,, Jean. 'Weidemeif, tral, Road, MidffieWry „ • is serving tht wrestling team, which won all tration of 'Little' Leafeuers for theHallden's 40 ,32 Debra Williams, Sarah Woodward, 'Foster's Drive-In 39 .B James Zaccaria and Danielle Zi- aboard the antisubmarine, warfare' its dual matches for' the third con- coming year. Such wUl -be found support .aircraft, carrier USS year. .. '• elsewhere in 'the * ~Qe. sure; TOoss-Lyons 39 33 raitis. Wasp, presently undergoing reha- both children .and parents, to 'read Engineered Plastics 3333% Second honors: Victor - Boucher. bilitation - and. 'modernization, at Maslak Real Estate » "35 'Eleanor Budd, Haimelore Clunel, Beet 'the instructions carefully and, youBob's Esso ^ ;; Boston, Mass. will make it easier tor all con- 37 35 Wendy DeVtoe, '-Jean DDbrmaa' Re was recently promoted to' Ms .The Wa*er-4HaWa*er4Hak VPVPww* .A,uadlary.A,uadlary' cemed. Watertown Engineering '36 36 - Thomas Feeoey.' Sherry Fenft, .53S53S? wililll holdhld' iits . annual electioli n AncuTs Trailers. 35'% 36'% Robert -Foltt, Rpemary Gallagfc- 'present rank. 'Van's Atlantic 34 38 er, Robin Gamon,. Lucien Jani*. ,Lt. CJg) Smith,-who entered the]** at 8 ay A. look, at the roundup of 'how Stv S Mfg. • - " service la June 1962, is a igrad- m lame of our' bowlers are doing 39 zewski, Audrey" Johnson, • Williafti uate'.of Stanford University, Palo club rooms ort Thomaston Road:.: finds that some are faring very McCallum 'Die Co. 33 39 KafcowsM, Brian -Kalita, Dorothy Alto,' Calif. Well. In the Independent League, Monahan's 32 .40 LaVoie, A'Uyson Lee; Richard Joe Labek and. Mike Calabrese are Save'tle Ford. 31 41 Lorenz, Cynthia Mac'Lelaii, Pa- fighting it out for high average Brentwood. Dinette 21 51 tricia Metro, Susan. Marti., DavH THE RED EARN with 'a. 120 plus mark. Ralph." Hoi-.. Mlchaud. Judith Mitchell, Eliza- Marine Lance' Corporal. Richard g -Gilft' brook with a 118 - and.. Henry Du- beth Nyberg, Cathy OkolotMewici, J. Maley, son of Mrs. Irene K. 96 Porter St. — plessea with a. 116 are right:-in UHfe Debra O'Neil;'John Palmer, Bre*- Muscatto of 214 Linden Ave.,, Oak- da -Peters,' Virginia Post, Janice ' Watertown there too. ' .. ' " - vUIe, ' reported Feb. ,26: for duty HUNDREDS OF UNUSUAL In the Sportsmen's League Rol- Roberts,- Judith' Rinaldi, Roger, with, the Second Marine Division lie Grenier with '120 is barely RogowsW, Frank Russo. Barbara' at .'Camp' Lejeune, N. C. GIFT ITEMS ahead of Omer Daveluy and Earl Stanley, Jeffrey Stevens,,. CatM^ ' Camp Lejente, 'home of the .'Sec- Grenier with 119 averages. j rine Talas'h,, GeorgB" Touhy and ond Marine Division 'since the end " Watertown Women's League is 'The Watefrtown-Oakville 'Little' Robert Urban. of World War H, is Die largest. topped 'by 'Gerry Duplessea with a. League will register all boys who Marine Corps, installation on the intend to play 'in the league' this Eist Ccast. '114'marl followed by Marion Stro- summer at Fletcher Judson School CHAS. F. LEWIS Jtak' 111111. on Saturday, April, 4, between the On Rowing Crew - - ' . 'Topping' ioll local bowlers is hours of 9 to 12. Al 'boys who Hank Koslosky with a IB mark will: be S .years old on or 'before At Brown If. fri " the Watertown Men's League RENTAL SERVICE July 31, 1964: .and _have Hot Charlie Atwobd and • 'Charle1 s Sa nttera — Pol liners with veterans Babe' Padella and reached their 13th birthday oh: orBlood wffl. be rowing' for 'the. -Art Denze hanging in. there', with before' July 31, 1964 are eligible. Brown UWversiry, Providence, Edgers — Garden Tillers 122 averages. It" is also requested!..that all newR. I., crew this. Spring, according Lawn Boilers — Spreader* Vin D'Elia of Waterbury heads registrants bring their birth cer- to an announcement from. Brown. the Watertown Merchants - League tificates in order that they can beEach is expected, to be a strong KEYS MADE 'With a 126 mark followed by Jess properly insured - by the policy contender for a 'varsity 'position!. Monroe with a 118 and Sal Salemi supplied1 by. 'the league. Mr. Atwood is a graduate of-the KAT'S HARDWARE 274-5112 with a 116. 'Regi.stra.tion: " .and. . insurance Mount Herman-School in North- iM'.-i-i Street - Watertown WATERTOWN, CONN. ..forms have bete distributed; by the field, Mass. An Engineering ma- Not one" Boston Celtic . basket- schools and officials of the league jor at Brown, he Is 'the .son of Mr. ball player averaged 20 points for request that 'they be . completely and • 'Mrs. .C. L. Atwood/ of 226' the season, so we see' as we scan filled out and signed" by the par-Beach Ave. the final 'NBA scoring figures. Yet ents prior" to registration. As has A graduate of Watertown High -'Boston continued - "it's supremacy. been the -custom, in previous years School, Mr. Blood is the son oj . over professional basketball • for JUDD FARM 1 a. $1.00 insurance fee will, be col-Mr. • and Mrs. Charles .Blood, of "another year. "Team play. 'defense lected from each registrant . to 6 .Lockwood Drive. and depth have 'been the three 'out- help defray the cost of insurance. 'Both participated, in the fresh- standing factors' in 'the success of man crew last" .year, Mr. Atwood COUNTRY 'DAY CAM? 'the 'Hub-City crew. John Havelick -The officials of the league re-' and Sam Jones were the leading quest that all -the parents make an, Boys and Girls Ages 4-13 "'point makers 'with-19 point marks. effort' to assist in. 'this program "The Celtics 'may have a. whole- especiallpy y in the area of field ' LOUIS A. LAUDATE sale turnover in personnel next maintenancei , It is hoped, that all 2f thro Aug. 21 ' season... Frank Ramsey is quitting parents will agree' to "donate a. • " along with Jim. .. Loscutoff and ffew hours ' during the '. coming ELECTRIC OIL' BURNER'S Clyde Lovellette, Willie Naulis weeks to prepare the fields for , Sales, Service A Repairs and Johnny McCarthy are thinking play. Motors —' Pumps — Controls about it. • Further details and, tryout dates ENROLLMENT FOR ETGHT WEEICS for1 the boys will be assigned at ••—Relays — Tramfonnera . the time of registration. - Eleotrio and 'Manual Cy Rlceiardi in. his EYE-TOE Pot Burner Controls-Parts, etc column in Oakville VFw publica- being put 'into'the new ones. It Burner Parti anil Materials tion reports that several, members still has those steel' poles and In Stock TWO FOUR-WEEK SESSIONS are' trying to form,. a VW golf 'back breaking ramps. 14 RocktJale Avenue .league this year. With -all the . Not a pole in Shea." Stadium and members that do play golf it would escalators _will spare your heart. OAKVILLE, CONN. only take a good organizer to getAnd Wttlt. fill VOM m fr l Phono 274-3471 It gqing. We missed the annual • Al Experienced Teactiers As CounseHors match 'with the 'Knights of Colum- bus which wasn't played last year. • Individual Attention and Instrucfion Friend, of ours who has been • Nu+rHious Lunches " ' 'working at the"' World Fair ROOT ft BO YD INC. 'Grounds' reports that just: the col- • Door-To-Obor Pick-Up or' scheme of the Mets new Stadi- um is worth the price of admis- Insurance Underwriters Sine* 1153 sion. 1 It will be' a pleasure to "visit • GENERAL WSWtAHCB • ' - « new ball park. We', here in this area have been used: to the 'Polo Grounds, Efobets Field. Fenwav 54 Center Street WATERBURY .. Tel. 756-7251 Complete "Recreational Facilities .and'even 'Yankee'Stadium, although still" a marvelous ball park. - lacks 449 Main Street WATERTOWN 274-2591 Including: 'the modern conveniences that are • Horsebock tiding' 9aif' - ENGINEERED Overnight Camp-Outs • Cook-Outs SINTEMNGS GARBAGE AND Hay Rides . .. • Pony Rides - AND PLASTICS. INC. COUKTION APPLICATIONS NOW .SONG' ACCEPTED ' I "I nterviews Required 1." •- ' A" •• ' . WATERTOWN BYRNES TRUCKING » WATCRTOWN INDUSTRY 274-2144 After 4 P.M. TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN,, CONN.), APR. 2. 1964 PAG€ 111 Legal Notice lowship, Trumbull House, 6:30 bull House, 9:30 a..m,.;, 'Toe 'discus- ;i p.m ; Easter Festival of music sion, group on, "'God our Contem-^ THE WATERTOWPropertyN DEVELOPMENT CO. of the Watertown Historicaland drama in the 'Church. 8 p.m.Society.porary" wll meet .in the-' 'JMrtfr "I- Notice to Creditors and CHURCH NOTES Notice of Dissoicitlon of Tuesday, April 7 — Artisans;, bull • House with Mrs. George E... The Waterfowl Development Company Trumbull House, 9:30' a.m.; Wom-Gil.chri.st. 9:30 a.m.; Adult Choir, Notice b taanbv given, pursuant to Section en's Council Trumbull House; 2 Trumbull House',, 7:30.p.m, There 33-379 ol the General Statutes of Connecticut -Christian- Science Sunday, April 5 — Masses, 7, p.m. Special meeting of . the will 'be' no rehearsal' ol the^-Pio- thai The' WaMrtown D^vetopownt Company, neer and. Pilgrim Choirs. . a Gwwactieut ewpaMttwi having Its princi- watertownhistoricalsociety.org8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. standing committee, Trumbull pal office In MM Town of Watartawn. hat House, 7:30 p.m.. Thursday. April. 9 — Christian been diisolveVALLETTA ORCHES- Thursday, April, 2 — Knit Wits TRA. Available' fa* weddings, 7:30' p.m. MT'Il CU TL ..B. parties,. banquets. Call 274-8977. Saturday. April. 4 — Confes- will meet at the home of Mrs. Bottom Round •OAST 7t sions, 4 to 5:30 and 7 to 8:30 Russell E, Chase,' 237 Pine St. Just arrived at. Chintz *N" Prints Sunday, April .5—Church School, of Newtown, an enormous num- p.m. ber of Decorator Slipcover Drap- Sunday. April '5 — Masses. 7. 9:15 a.m.; Morning Worship -and Top Round Steak - ery .and - Upholstery Fabrics at 8. 9. -10:15 and. 11:30 a.m. Comsermon- , 11 ajn.; Pilgrim, Fel- enormous savings. South Main munion Sunday for the Children of St. CBt. 25). Newtown, Conii, Mary. ' Sexto FSera luce Rump ©«*• •©*«• 79* RUGS, CARPETS* BROAD LOOMS Monday. April 6 — Parish High Sexta Fiera will, meet Friday. School .of Religion, 7 p.m.; Coun- April 3. at 3 p.m. at the home of —Minor's Valley Rug Service, So. .airs... Henry Stearns, North St., to OVEN ROAST 89C Main St., Thomaston.. Rags and cil of Catholic Women.,, 8 p.m. Tup Sirloin Wednesday,, April 8 — Choir re- hear a paper by Mrs. Arthur Carpets . cleaned by Bigelow's Thomas. OVEN Karpet Kare Process. hearsal, 7:30 p.m.: Inquiry Class BOAST in, the school,,' 8 p.m.. Buck TSE Rump START A .CLUB. Get your spring clothes free. Phone Davidson's St. Mary Magdalen Ground Round LB 73 , Dress Shop, 274-1149. Thursday. April 2 — Confes- COINS WAKTED amiTTva SIGN' SHOP sions. 4 to 5:30 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. GEORGE BUtLDING (REAR) : Collections - "Sets - Bills 274-3840 Watertown Friday, April 3 — Holy Com- • ERNIE'S AUTO BODY WORKS munion,'6 and 8:30! a.m.; Masses. Gold —• Or Single Items 5TEAIIS One of the most completely 6:45 a.m. and 5 p.m..-;.'Confessions, DUDLEY ATWOOD 'equipped Paint and: Body 4:15 to' 4:45 p.m.. Saturday, April 4 — High, Mass .P.. O, Box 5, Watertown, Conn. LB 89c Shops, in. Connecticut. Wheels for Peter and Agnes Fusco. 8 TOP ROUND Alignment .and Balancing. a.m.;" Nuptial High Mass, John 141 Meriifeii Rd.. Waterbury McDonnell and Pauline Michaud. LB tSc POR RENT: — Floor' sanders, 1.0 a.m.; Nuptial High Mass. Lew- CUBI! STEAK floor 'polishers,, sanding ma- is Du.be and Evelyn, Robert. 11 chines, transit and levelling ma> a.m.; Confessions. 4 to 5:38 and, UFHME LB ffc hi 7 to 8:30 p.m. TOP SIRIOIN Watertown Building Supply Echo Lake Rd., Watertown. PIANO- INSTRUCTIONS, inter- OPPORTUNITY .. Tel. 274-2565.. mediate and advanced, by Tony High School Sludents can earn fine profits CARPENTER & MASON WORK,' Valletta,., Call 274-8977.., and be indepefKtent. Be 'your own boss 'reasonable.. Building, repairing, with the New York World's Fair Savings- FOR SALE: Zip Grip clotheslines Banks. Makes a taweiy sift, souvenir and Free estimate. Tel .2744397. and parts. Stainless, steel. In- is, your purchaser's contribution to help GENERAL. ELECTRIC Heating, stalled, (Call evenings 1274-1028. build a better World. Sells .on. sight at 2 HEADS 33' Hot: Water, Warm' Air' and Air1 .59 cents, 'SI.CNb SLOG, £2.50 t. S4.95. You LITIIICE can do "Something 'for your "Country"" to IFOR RENT:- Two three-room 1 Conditioning. WESSON HEAT- help build international .good will... 20 per CAUFOtNIA ING CORP., Waterbury. Tel. apartments. Mrs. William Sulli- cent of Hie sales profits are contributed BUNCH 754-1892. van, 1.8 Sunset;, Ave., Waterbury. for CARE packages 'tor the children over- IVH FRESH. TENDER 758-6051. • i • • seas ess fortunate than ourselves. A four EMII JEWELERS cent postcard for 'lull particulars, samples M F I EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK & catalog can .put you in business. Valencia Oranges'" «»12 ° > 59c REPAIR I NG-^Guarant*ed Work- THINK OF FLOORS Write to Box 453 THINK OF . . . Waterbury, Conn. imanshio. See Wid dil t Ji M D'Anjou Pears K££S%LK> 2 FOR SALE; Backyard, -gym: set. MURRAY LOGAN Two-seater lawn .swing, two FLOOR 'COVERINGS C A ft V E L " swings and ring set. Used, one 638 E. Main. 756-8863 Lakewood & Wolcott Rd. season. Owner moving. $20. Call "W'ate'rtwry (hoceiy 274-1933. RN WANTED: Call 755-3531 'or i2OZ 754-2043. Whola Kernel • SOIL SAMPLES ANALYZED THE SIEMON COMPANY Sweet Con 2 CANS POR. "LAWN & GARDEN Soil tested for acidity and alkalin- A Connecticut Industry ity. Nitrogen, phosphonfiis and Since 1903 Green Beans™ CANS potash... .Before you. start your spring lawn, and garden, work. 16OZ ' find out what your soil needs. Holders and Manufacturers For further information call Walt Whole Beets 4 CANS Osborn at 274-254'?, 8-5-.. or 274- of Plastic Materials 4955 after 5 p.m. RICHMOND 29OZ Peaches Sliced 4 CANS ANNETTE'S F*NAST 2 LB Flower Shop II ©5eiV©5 Raspberry or Strawberry JAR 69c 6REAS0N.INC. 24-OZ F1NAST BTL FLOWERS Coll ws 'for' your residantial wiring. For *ttimatec. Salad Oil For Every Occasion .. Emergency repair. Commercial wiring,,. Say, MAKE IT ADEQUATE 'WHR1NG! phi* Old Colonial Road — Oakville TEL. 274-2770 ' 510 Main St. — OAKVILLE — Tel. 274-2580' Wit U'SU'WI. I HI RICH' ro UMll'I QUANIII1ES Pric». Edxlivi Thru 'Saf'., Api<< 4. 196 J .a. 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Carol Ann Porto Rebecca Beatrix Montoya Kathleen Virbila Arline C. Becker Diane Marie Ambromaitis (Dick Wood Photos) 'They were selected from 'more Jayoee Wives. _ "' , " Turner,_ Jr., treasurer;- Maurice Ieant photographer.- Finals than 50 nominated •through, a town ..The first and. second Runners- Eterginio, parade; Charles Grei- wide campaign..' • - ' • Ticket Chairman Grader said (Continued from Page 1) up will, each receive an. official der, tickets; and Richard Bozzuto, tickets, may be obtained from any In addition, to the opportunity to 'trophy and a. ISO' Savings Bond Roland Sica, Lester Bousquet, Jaycee or at Fabian's' House of win the. Miss Connecticut title. from, the Watertown. Jaycees: . Miss Mrs,., Paul Weeks, David Collins, Beauty, Bart's Real, Estate, Town 'town, 1984 will be selected' and Miss Watertown 1964 will .receive 'Congeniality elected by the con-and Hiss .Linda Fabian on .general, Camera, Leo's -Confectionery or testants, themselves 'will, receive committee'. crowned .. between 10:30 and 11 the Official;'Trophy donated by the the: Watertown Library. 'Tickets, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company- of an official trophy 1 and. a $25 Sav- Others .involved 'in, the Pageant will 'be available at the door . Linda .Louise. Fabian, Hiss Bristol, a $100 Saving Bond from. ing Bond from 'the Watertown Jay- include: Mrs. -Mildred. Wright,should, seats remain on Pageant tertown. 1963, will' be a. featured the Watertown Jaycees, the Eve* cees. . music director; 'Dick Wood., Pag- n*ght. " ' . guest during the Pageant." Linda .iiing Gown, whe' will" use' in the .In. listing 'the Pageant Commit- a '20 year old daughter1 of Mr. and state competition from • the Le- tee, General Chairman-Producer- Mrs.- Louis Fabian of', 47" Bucking- Claire Dress-Shop, a gift certifi- Director William C... Sullivan re- ham Street in Oakville. is a beau- cate from. Davidson's Dress Shop, ports it Includes: Louis Sweeney, . ticfaui..an d receptionist at Fabian's a. camera set from the''Town Cam- stage manager; Howard Legge, .House of Beauty in Oakville. Be- era set from, the Town Camera. .settings;- Jim, Brooks, properties; sides winning Miss Watertown last Shop, a gift certificate from Mar- Evan 'Quartan,, judges; William year' she won the respect:' of her Lyn, "Hosiery, and an official. Miss, DeBenedictis, entrants; 'Vincent fellow contestants and was voted. America charm bracelet from the O. Palladino, program book; Alvin Mtss Congeniality. - 'Going on to State Competition she .became a finalist far Miss Connecticut and was again voted. Miss Congeniality by those competing for "the State crown at Oakdale last June. In Double Safety Bargain! both the" local and the state com- petitions Linda did a- song and dance routine which was applaud- Gat this ed by all. the judges in either pag- eant. 'On. Saturday she- will, crown. her successor. Master of Ceremonies for the •iliin Pageant will be Ken Gaughran, a special feature; editor and disc SEAT BEIT jocleey for WVOX — Herald Trib- Exceeds SAE safety *pe* une'-radio. in New York, He., will1 cificattom and all Fed* be remembered as last .year's eral and State require- Master ' of Ceremonies and Pro- ntents. In buckf jrey, ducer-Director. This is Ms 'mar of association with prelim- i Uoe« red, beige, green. inary Miss America. Pageants. The ten young ladies who will iPLUS compete' for the" Miss Watertown ftfle" "are: Diane Abromaitis, Ar~ line C. Becker, Joyce M. Bernier, An oil Btw NyUa Cu< Susan M. Chabot, Cheryl A. Ma- deux, Rebecca Montoya. Carol Ann 'Porto, Barbara L. Slason, Kath- Mobil leen Virbila, and. Sueann' Wilson,. ii5'»spt! * M-3Tire For ONLY $15.95-you MIKE'S COFFEE SHOP get both a Belt—and a Featuring Famous Nylon Cord Mobil M-3 ' Give your home the protection of m new paint - PHILLIPS PRODUCTS Tire. But Hurry! Offer •The Best to Food .and Service'" good limited, time job now with the help off a low-cost, life- 899 Main St. — Watertown - only. insured Colonial Home Improvement Loan.

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