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Vol. 18, No. 881 $3w#5 PWP Ycor Single Copy, It Cents October 22, 1964 Consolidation Proposal Under Intensive Study By Fire District Committee Other Documents Also Being Examined Pond Names Aides For Local Colter Reports An intensive study of 'the pro- posed Consolidation Ordinance United fund Campaign Drive and several related documents is Robert Pond, general chairman Mr. Pond will present a prog- being conducted by 'the special ress report today at a. meeting to committee appointed by the Wa- of the Watertown 1965' United Fond be held, at 'the Girls Club in Wa- tertown ..Fire District two weeks Campaign,, has announced the ap- terbury. The Watertown-Oakvil!e ago, according to Ralph G. 'Colter, pointment of Hiss Margaret Ives goal for the annual drive is $8.- Ch.ai.rm.an. of the District 'Commit- to serve as chairman of the Ad- 200'. tee. vanced Gifts .and Residential sec- The. campaign- 'will continue 10 "Whether or not the ordinance tion, and Armand Derouin, as Oct. 30. Over 30 agencies 'benefit to abolish the Fire Districts will chairman, of the Schools and Pub- from, the- United, Fund, Drive, in- produce a form of consolidation lic Employees division. cluding the Watertown-Oakville that will "bring economy, efficien- j Executive director of the Blue Recreation Council and. the Wa- cy .and growth depends upon the "Trail Council, Miss Ives will be tertown. Public Health Nursing As- language of the ordinance, pot up-' assisted by volunteers from the sociation. •on glowing promises awk^fine- Blue- Trail Girl Scouts. •Several To date, the overall campaign sounding words that are part, of every promotional effort." Mr. ON HAND LAST SATURDAY for the opening of Democratic teams have 'been named to canvas in the Greater Waterbury area has the residential area. obtained 49%' of the $775,000 goal. Colter said, in, reporting the ex-'' campaign headquarters OP Main St. were two very young Dem- tensive study now underway by the,1 ocrats, seven-year-old twins Gina Lee and Joseph Palteria, chil- special committee. dren of1 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Palleria, €5 Shelter Hill Rd., Oak- The committee, comprised of ville. Standing behind them are their mother,, right, who is sec- several attorneys and. representa- 1 Pius X, Knights Of Columbus retary of the local Democratic Women's Club, and Mrs. Donald tive citizens, has informed dis- Masi, former club president: who now: is serving as president of trict officials that: "In. order to determine the kind of consolida- the Litchfield County Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs. tion we will have and what the ef- The two ladies are serving as local campaign coordinators for Installation Tuesday Evening fects will be on the taxpayers of Senator Thomas- Dodd. Edward O'Connor will be in- the town, and '.both Fire 'Districts., state J .as. Grand .Knight .of 'the we are carefully studying 'not only Plus X Council, Knights of Colum- Abtentee Ballot the 539 lines of the ordinance but bus, Tuesday evening, Oct., 27, at other written reports made in con- Waterfowl Native Heads 8 o'clock at the Council home, Applications nection with it. it is the ordinance Main St.. Carmen Donnarumma and "that will govern,,, not 'the good in- his staff will conduct the installa- tentions,'" " tion ceremonies. Now Available Mr. Colter said, , these renorts include the one made by the Hen- American Reid Service Wilbur Cassidy will, be installed, Completed absentee ballots must Arthur Howe,. Jr.. a Watertown as Deputy Grand Knight. Other of- rv Souther Engineering Co., of be in the hands of fhe town clerk Hartford, which was hired, by the native, l)as 'been elected president ficers to' 'be installed are: Louis before 6 p.m. Monday, Nov., 2, of the American Field. Service, ac- Vallancourt, Chancellor; Richard Consolidation Commission to de- Local AFS Chapter W. Dudley Birmingham, president velop rate schedules for water cording to an announcement by Ed- Mazzamaro, Warden.; Charles of the Connecticut Town Clerk's ward A. Weeks, chairman, of the Shea, treasurer; Richard Dauijhin- and sewer?. This report was 'Com- Association, noted in, a recent, pleted in May. 1964... • Board, of Directors. Mr. Howe fills Accepting Student ais, recording secretary; Kon- statement, urging persons who in- the position left ..vacant by the re- stantos Valuckas, advocate; Jo- tend to vote by absentee ballot to He stated that "'the comparison cent • death of Stephen Galatti. seph Guglialmetti and Felix, Ki- apply for the . application, form figures for outstanding bonds and. Born July 19, 1921. Mr.. Howe walski, inside guards; Joseph wit hou t f u r t he r del ay. for service charges that were de- attended public school while his Applications Han dura, outside guard: and An- veloped by the- Consolidation Com- father served as president of" 'Vir- 'The Watertown. Chapter of the thony "Rinaldi, trustee for three Town: clerks throughout Con- m j s s ione rs ; 1 nd the off i c i a'ls of the ginia's Hampton Institute. The In- American Field Service is ac- years. necticut will go to their local post Watertown Fire District independ- stitute was founded by young Mr. cepting applications from students Plans are being com, pie ted for a offices at the € p.m.... deadline l'ie «*nily also are bein~ examined by Howe's - maternal grandfather. i of the junior class at the Water- harvest buffet and dance to be day before the election to pick up the soec'a! committee. Two other General Samuel C. Armstrong, as town High School" for possible se- held 00 Saturday, Nov. 7. The ballots received up to that hour. renorts thai are hiehly detailed a school for training - Negro teach- ll lection to spend next summer in Council is also completing' plans Any absentee ballots received .aft- and extensive which deal with the ers... II has since become a racial- a foreign country under the.Amer- for the annual meeting o!" the .home er the 6 p.m.. deadline will be in- extent and worth of the production ly integrated, fully accredited icans Abroad prog ram. association to be held Sunday, valid a led. fae'lities of ihe Watertown Fire four-year Liberal Arts college. John Hayes, chairman of" the lo- •Nov. 15, at 2 p.m.. and the Fourth Mr. Birmingham, town clerk of Districi a Wo ore the subject of Wei hers field, pointed out that the the committee's studies. These When his father became assist- cal Americans Abroad program, De,gree installation buffet and Nov. 3 election is less than three ant headmaster of the Taft School, said, 20 applications have been re- dance to be held Saturday, Nov.., two reports were made by the weeks away, making it urgent for Malcolm Pimie Civil and Consult- M'r. Howe was transferred to ceived, to date, although it is ex- 21... absentee voters in foreign coun- school in New England. He grad- pected there will be approximate- Members of the organization ing Engineer-, of New York, and tries and other distant points to bv the Walter Kloss firm, of uated from Hotchkiss in 1938 and ly 60 prior" to application dead- voted at a recent meeting to fur- request application forms early f ipent a year at Rugby School in line. Applicants will be screened nish Thanksgiving dinners for Thomas! on. Both o these firms enough to assure completion and were hired hv the Watertown Fire • England as an exchange student, "by a committee selected by the needy residents. This will be done return of the absentee ballots be- f sponsored by the" English Speak- AFS Chapter and following sev- with the assistance of the Water- fore tae 6 p.m. Nov. 2 deadline. D strict officials." ing Union. . - eral interviews, names of candi- town Welfare Department. Mr. Colfer sa
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During the . course White" re-. the First Congregational Churcn, 'Chairman of the various other ceived .instruction in performing to be' held 'Thursday,. • Oct. 29, booths to' be featured, are: Mrs. limited field ' maintenance on air from, 10 a.m. to, 4 p.m., •in; Fel-Jessica Ford, ginger cookie bake; conditioning' equipment, high pres- lowship Hall,., Mrs. Harry. Atwood, 'Mrs." Sylvan- sure compression equipment and The Fair will feature special us Jayne, Mrs.. E. M. Manning, other1 engineer missile equipment booths including a Christinas dee- Mrs... Earle 'Couch and Mrs. Ells- components. orations and novelties stand. The' worth C'andee, baked, goods; Mrs. White entered 'the Army last Christmas decorations and nov- Raymond Gillette. Mrs. Lee Gib-May .and completed basic 'training son and .Mrs.. Alex Innes, candy; at Fort Polk. La. Mrs. George Merkle, knitted gar- Tue 21-year-old soldier is a Weddings ments; Mrs. Harold Crepon, I960' graduate of Woodbury High aprons; Mrs. 'Roderick Hamilton, School. GoffaKhalk-Baysinger cheese; Mrs. Lloyd Hughes,"treas- 'The Rev. Robert W. Sadsoucie urer trove; Mrs. •Get officiated, at the 2 p.m. ceremony Christ, books; and Mrs. Sloss Aboard Oct. 10 in the sanctuary of. the Wilson,, snack: bar. Bethlehem Federated - Church, Arrangements for the Fair are uniting' .in marriage Miss Julie- under the directions of the Coun- tf 55 Warring ton Ann Baysinger, daughter of Mrs. cil's ways, and means committee. Thomas 1. Sloss, fireman, USN, Robert R. Baysinger, Bethlehem, This committee consists of Mrs. son. of Mr,; and" Mrs.. George A. and 'the late Mr. Baysinger, and Crepon, Mm, Gilbert. Strubell. Sloss; of 20 Buckingham . St., Oak- Robert Murray Gettschalk, Wood- Mrs. Eppehimer, Mrs." Merkle. - ville, participated in a North At- bury, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.Mrs;. Seymour Smith' and Mrs. lantic Treaty Organization (NATO" .Oliver A. Gottschalk. '.. .Robert: Wilson. Decorations are being' handled by Mrs. Gardner naval, training operation called Macary-Morgan . Snow. Mrs. Melville Bradley and "'Exercise Team Work" in the .. .St.. Mary Magdalen Church, Oak- Mrs. Frederick deF. Camp are in North Atlantic • while serving ville, was the setting Oct. 10 of charge of publicity. .Mrs. Reginald aboard 'the destroyer U£B3 War- '"the marriage of Miss, Eileen Fran- Horton is .in charge of the door rington. prize. His unit, along 'with other naval ces Morgan,; daughter of' Mr", and units from Belgium, Denmark, Mrs. Frank Morgan, Morro St., France, Norway, the Netherlands Oakville, to George Martin Mae- and. United" Kingdom,, is conduct- ary, son of 'Mr. and '.Mis, Martin Coming & Going ing training operations in strike, Macary, Waterbory.- - The •cere- anti-submarine .and anti-air war- mony was performed by the Rev. Miss Nancy Wooster, ' daughter John' A. Carrie, pastor. of Mr. and Mrs. 'Eugene Wooster, fare. 94 Hillside Ave.. Oato'ifte. has. NATO training operations are Kopp-Burke been named a member .of the puh-held 'periodically to test the co- At a. candlelight, ceremony 'Oct. licitv committee for the Beaver ordination of NATO countries and 310 billion cents 10 in, the First Baptist 'Church of 'College, Glenside, Penna., Thea- develop their combined combai Lebanon, Tenn., Miss Patricia tre Playshop production of "Elet- readiness. Ann Burke, daughter of Mr. and tra," by Hugo' von Hofmaimsthal. on deposit Mrs. Effort Shannon Bucke, 'Leb- A graduate of Watertown, High 'Nicholas Apicella, Litchfield 1 School. Miss Wooster is a fresh- Road, has been, issued a permit Three hundred and ten. billion cents —or three billion, 100' anon, becaifte 'the bride nf Wen- to construct a one family split lev- dell 'Robert Kopp, son of Mr. andman at the college and is majoring million dollars. That's the fantastic sum, Connecticut families Mrs. Gustave Robert Kopp, Leb- in elementary education. el dwelling with an attached, one anon, formerly of Watertown. The car garage. $13,000. now have on deposit in Mutual Savings Banks:. And this figure ceremony was performed .by the Charlotte Na^dnzzi, Waterbury. fa growing every .year as more and, more' people discover why it .Rev. Robert' G. Caora assisted, by is among 35 University of Con- THE RED BARN makes more sense (and. cents)' to .save at. a Mutual Savings the Rev., William -G. Walker of thenecticut seniors and graduate stu- Bank. Your money earns generous dividends. Did you know 'First Presbyterian 'Church, Leb- dents slated to go out "in the i Hosking's Gift Shoppe anon field" this month to acquire prac-i; 96 .Porter" St. — 274-8889 that all the earnings, of a Savings Bank: work for you? And your' tical experience in, their future Watertowr money is .sale — protected by strong 'reserves and Federal professions. Miss Nardozzi will;'! Le'Vasseuir-Ebrea ' - HUNDREDS OF UNUSUAL Deposit. Insurance. So look, for the signature.'below. St. Mary Magdalen Chtirwh m....,, teac— .h - - Social Studies at the Swift i GIFT ITEMS Oakville, was the setting Oct.. 10; Junior High School. of the marriage of Miss Nancy j It identifies YOUR Mutual Savings Bank. Ann Ehreo. daughter of Mr. j»"d | Mrs. Nunzio Ebreo. Davis St.. j Oakville, to ,'De.Isi.e Lawrence Le-j May We Be Vasseur, Jr., son. of Mr. and-Mrs. | Delsie L. 'LeVasseur, Franklin, Your Personal Pharmacy? It makes more cents to Ave.. Oakville. The ceremony was; Isn't • it, a nice feeling to ..come into a pharmacy where performed by the Rev. 'Gerald C. friendly faces greet, you? Where you can be sure that every- save at Muffins, assistant, pastor. one is interested in you and your personal health? Where every action indicates that you are welcomed as a personal Descoteaux-Wa r n e r friend and always treated like one? Miss Lynn C. 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1760 Wotwtown Ave. OAKVILLE 753-4170 'free.' Parking PAGE 4 — TOWN TIMES {WATERTOWN, CONN.), 'OCT. 22, 19M w< PAR Chapter To The 'SeMn Delphian Society .will' Property of the Watertown Historical Society.meet '"'Tuesday, .'Oct . 27-, at 3 p.m. Alumnae at the home of Mrs. Henry Long". Town Times, .Inc. . 'The Sarah ' Whitman ' TrumbuE 241 Wopdbury Road," pfl pwwoi mt Dinner Oct. 29 'Chapter, Daughters of' the .Ameri- Offiet Hocwtad In Ifw Georg* Building, 678 Main 5tr««t, WaMrtown. for news . c can Revolution, 'will serve as > host Vincent Corangelo, 83 Morro Informotfon call" 27*-19*8 or 774-4610, Adldrass mall to TOWN TIM£S, Box 53: Dr. Warren: Weaver of Mew Mil- at-a regional-DAR -meeting on'Fri- St.. Oakville, has -'been, issued1 , -a Oakvilte, or Box 1, WartHown, Conn. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgford. "an internationally known --day, October 30, at -2:30' p.m. at. permit to- construct a.. two- car ga- William £. Smmoni, Editor t Publither mathematician and author, will be the 'Christ Episcopal Church, The rage.-.91.1100. Mm. Ellin Tirnimi, Atiaciait Editor ' . the guest speaker at the annual Green. - . Sinnia Land Co., Dunrobin Lane, dinner .and lecture meeting of the Participating chanters will In- -.has bean granted ;a permit to con- Council that was supposed, to make Combined Colleges Association -of clude Melicerit Porter of Water- struct a 'One family house with ga* Litchfield County on Thursday bury, Sarah Rogers of Naugatuck, rage in the' basement. $12,000. - - - Letter Box a study ot the question of consoli- evening-, Oct.. 29, at. the. Water- Lady Fenwick of Christ Cheshire 1 dation before the- ordinance was bury'Country Club. Consolidation "Push" drafted. Where is. the .report: of and Hannah Woodruff of Southing- this... committee? . Alumnae from,- Biyn' Mawr. -Con- ton. Draws Objection ' necticut College. Mount Holyoke, .'.-Mrs.. James. Clark, Regent,, will .We should be told- more - about Pembroke. Radcliffe. Smith Vas- preside at -the- meeting. Mrs. Al- Erljtrj.-. this - consolidation, ordinance.' Will sar, Wellesley and Wheaton .and. exander 'bines, MR. Walter Hall, Town Times my water and sewer services cost their guests are expected, to at- Miss-" Grace Barker, Mrs. .John 1155 Main "St., Watertown Watertown more? Will 'it raise my taxes?- tend. Miller, Miss Rachel Barker and. Watertown Plaza Dear Sir: Will my services be better 'or Topic for the lecture- is "Some Mrs. Clark -will act as hostesses. When, the politicians start tell- more restricted under this ordi- Ethical and Moral Problems ing us haw grand consolidation Is nance? Will the -new Water and Posed by Modern Science." RRi to be, then I sayy It's time Sewer Board be- appointed and po- Active in various branches of "Try Our "to • watch «ii. Let's get dowd n Jo litically controlled or will it be •science, 'Dr.: Weaver 'Has contrib- Joseph Savage, a. member of the brass tucks. The town' is able to elected and answerable to the peo- uted to the fields of communica- 'Consolidation _ Commission since 'borrow over $4 million: and. it can ple? Will my residential ly zoned' tions, cancer, radiation effects Sept.. 23, 1963"; has. submitted his Fall Specials... fiut water and sewer extensions neighborhood be changed..? Is the.1' and. mental health. In addition to resignation as a commission. wherever' It wants now. -So what's Watertown District's reservoir serving as. a director of the member to- Town. Council. Chair- all this poppycock about the fire big enough to handle Oakville too Rockefeller Foundation,'-the Na- man . James E.. Ci priano. ' - - DUTCH APPLE .districts being in the way? or must it be enlarged.. and. how tional Science Foundation, the 'The tetter of resignation was 'There's too much push .going on •much will this cost? Sloan-Ketlering' Cancer • Center. dated -Oct. S and was to- 'become. AND' -to put this consolidation over and These and other similar' ques- and the1 American Association for effective immediately. Mr. Savage I'm •beginning to" wonder why. Is tions should be answered. It was the- Advancement ©f Science, -be stated he was resigning due . to there an attempt to Ret the Water- almost impossible - to pose 'these nas- been concerned with the prob- 'pressure of business. - town Fire- District's 'reservoirs questions mt the public hearing on lem of maeeming understanding A copy of the letter has 'been for" rnthiORr Well, what's so won- the consolidation •" ordinance be- 'between scientists -am]- 'ayroen. - •forwarded to Atty. Joseph. Protter, -dprful rhrut that.. Maybe there's cause 'Of the 'way - in which that • 'The- planning- committe* for -the chairman of 'the Consolidation ICE CUEA M plenty of water In - those reser- hearing was. conducted. These Commission. voirs to connect Oakyille to it but -dinner is under .-the' chairmanship questions, nevertheless, call " for of Mrs. Wilbur H. GUN*. Jr.. a In nit" is that water • going to be answers. •-•••* ••"•• '•>«••• • •• •• ••••••• • •£, lf!f.UKht Awn to Oakville? " How Smith College -representative. As- • ••• Signed. sisting •will'be Mrs. John S. Noves. purh will n cost? Thousands? Howard M. Hickox representing Wellesley, Mrs. John Millions? Let us know. And, let R. Bergen, 'Pembroke, and Mrs." . us know why we'll have to pay William G. Merrhnan, Wheatoa, 6RE more, 'money ' to- get water from red all of Watertown. • ASON. INC.] Watertown when we're cettinf. all Bruce E. Hanson, son of Mr. and we want now through Waterbury. Mrs. Barry S. Hanson, of 146 Vaiil 1 "VBjBmr t_«rlVm for yif liif 'ivsiidvivlial mfiffwm# " 'The Town Manager once spoke Road. Watertown, has 'been pro- .-about 'getting- a sewer plant: for moted to airman .second class in The Contemporary Problems- P'W flVyif iHHIMIifli -Q Oakville. Is this one of the- real •the • U. S. Air Force at 'Chandler Discussion group will meet Tues- If' AOEQU ATI WIRWOl purposes 'behind consolidation? - If' Air Force Station. Minn... day 'evening, 'Oct. 27. .at 8 o'clock 1.1 is. somebody better look into Airman. Hanson is a radar oper- in the Watertown 'Library... 510 Main St. —' OAKVILLE — Tel. 274-2589 • tl=c -cost:, A group once promoted ator in a. unit, that supports the' . Lance Gdden of the' Taft School Air Defense 'Command mission of is the 'discussion: leader and the It but "when they found . out how Since 1927 * mnrh it will cost, they dropped defending the continental" U-. .8. subject for the meeting will be' A. Licensed Electrical Contractor it like a hot potato. against enemy air - attack. "Viet Nam." - " Will the tire districts become a political ' football just. like the C lUncil-lfonapiT plan? I think this Is just whai will tianiien under this consclkiaiion ordinance. Why don't they tell i*s more about the costs of cc-nso*rdffltion and why "are- they dottgim; this subject? "' Another tb:no[. how,much power ••will the cnnsolklMion Rive the new W-i1'"" fin'l Sewpr Erard?. • Too bad this whole business •wnsn'l looked • into before thev nviV? up this ordinance. Whatever ." hapnened to the reoort of the Study Committee appointed, by the Town CYuncil to check Into /consolida- t>v-? Why is their report, so se- ct el? - • • . ' • - . Signed, Oakville ••'Taxpayer HN NY Ordinance Confusing, '" Questions Mot Answered •• Editor. Dear Sir: . •••-.. 1 am confused about this whole ESSO SERVICENTER ' matter of consolidation. I've been reading the remarks of others in 970 MAM SHEET 274-39S* WATERTOWN the press about the wonderful things consolidation will do for Watertown's" growth and progress. But we- hear nothing about how much this will cost -the taxpayer and • will the results, justify the costs. • Nor.do we hear anything about the consolidation ordinance itself that will control and regulate af- fairs. Nor are we told anything about the renort of the • Hartford Engineeing firm that was hired. by the Consolidation Commission 'last summer to prepare water and sewer 'rate .. charges. I think .this report would -give us an idea -of •what' we're getting into. After all this firm was hired for S1.00O and. •the Consolidation Commission should release "this information. There was also a 'Study Com- mittee' . appointed • • by the 'Town Looks like i JOHN C AVAL LO, Proprietor WESSON Friday, Saturday and Sunday -- Oct. 23, 24 & 25 •y a Hage Majority. 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Fischer Fust,. .American Legion. survived by a son, Raymond TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), OCT. 22,, 1964 — PAGE, 5 - Survivors.' include a brother, James, and one daughter, Was Property of the Watertown HistoricalMfergart* Nmht *Society , .Bom. Aug. IS, 189T iq." Wyo- William of Watertovm.' " "AnneWMtirie VendMtt*. 'both of Oak- p e •'" - James W. Belly ' ville; three - brothers'. James and The ftawnd. •of'" Mrs. Hatsawt "™B. a- ** 'was 'the-danrtjIeT' . Funeral' services for James W. Mrs, Margaret Dunn Pat DiPilla. 'both*of Mass.; Amei- iManhak)- • Kosha,, 67, wife of <* the late John .and, taatt^. ico, 'Waterbury; three sisters.' George Kasha, 167.Davis St.... Oak-ishak- She came to OtJnnBe- 40 Rtilly.- 43, Beacon Falls, a. con- Funeral services for Mrs. Mar-! SJ*OT stable and a member "of the Volun- garet (Fitzgerald) Dunn,, 87. wid-s Mrs. , Robert Jordan, Mrs. AviBer . who died'Oct. 17 in Vtaieiwiyeof m ^ a onnmantont teer Fife Department of that town, awwatertownhistoricalsociety.org of James J. Dunn, 171 West- Gambale, .'Mass,, and Mrs. Edbu- y Hospital following a brief ra St- **»«» Magdaleo Cbnsdiiami who' died Oct. 13 at St. Mary's bury Park'Road, who .died, Oct., 17 ward .Leek, Pennsylvania; and illness-, were held 'Oct. 19 from < member of the Altai' Society of Hospital. Waterbury, after a long at St. Mary's Hospital after :i many - nieces and. nephews. the O'NeUl. Funeral Home, Oak- i«« pansn. - - illness, were.1 held Oct. 15 . from short illness, were held Oct. 20 ville, to St. Mary Magdalen': Besides.her husband, she issor- the Green. Funeral" Home, Naugi- from the Hickcox Funeral Home Bfcby John LaPoita Chyrch. Oakville, for a solemn, n vived by one son. 'Thomas. _Wa- tuek, to St.. Michael's Church, to-St. John's Church for a, solemn Private 'funeral. service for High Mass.. Burial was in Calvary tertown; two sisters, in. Fennsyl-. Beacon Falls, for a .solemn high High Mass. Burial was in Mt, St. 'Baby .John Matthew LaPorta, in- Cemetery, Waterbury. ' I vania; .and. three grandcbfldreii. Mass. Burial was in. - Mt. - Olivet •James Cemetery. •• * -• , ,. fant son of Robert and Betty Jam Cemetery. Born" in County Limerick, Ire- ('Chapman*' LaPorta.: ""Watp»Jbiiry • Born in Naugatuek, June "' 25-, land,, Oct. ,23, 1876, she was thewho died 'Oct. 14., 'were' 'held Oet- 1321:, -son -of- :lhe late Mtm B. -.and daughter of-the: late John F. and17 feom • the'-"'- LaPorta Funeral Mice (Kelly »,..f|eil|y1/fae was.a vet- Mary (Neilon) Fitzgerald. She had Home. Waterbury. . enut-' -of "-'Wovid- : War •• H 'hawing resided in-'Watertown, for the past Survivors- include bis.- paternal AUTUMN served' wifli 'the.U.S. Army, -and: 61 years. Mrs. Dunn was a mem- •"•andmother. 'Mrs.. Jennie La- was past commander of' Schaffer- ber of St. John's 'Church, and thePorta, -Oakville. Council, of Catholic Women, of the FASHIONS CALL church. Mies Franc** A. Surviving are two sons,- James Funpral services for Mfss Fran- Engagements L. Dunn, Watertown, and Gerald rps Alice Fitzpatrick. 77 Straits Pawtowski-Kay E. Dunn, OakviHe, eight grand- Turnnike. who died Oct 15 aft*"- FOR A Mr. and Mis. Louis Kay-, Whit- children and nine great-grandchil- a shot* il'ness, were held Oct. 17 tier, California, formerly of dren. cfrom Hickcox Funeral Home; to1 Guernseytown Road, announce the M:t. Jobn^s Cfei^rcb. for a sole** *! engagement and coming marriage Mrs. Flotilla Vendettf eh -. Mass* Burial was in St. \ SMART WEW of their daughter, Miss Eileen Su- .T^imjfs cer"f>t<>"v, Thomaston. 1 Funeral servicer s for >Mrs. Fjo- san Kay, to Stephen Joseph Faw- rina yendetti, 44, Highwood Ave., Born fa Oakville. she waT s the I lowski, Jr. of Lakewood, Calif. Oakville, were held Thursday. fiausrhtpr of th<> }a*p Pi"h» tl amri , ^-.-^ HAIRDO The couple will wed on November Oct. 22, from the Albini Funer.il Marv (Reillv) FittDatrick She-had I 28 in the TWin Palms Wedding Home, Waterbury, to St. Marv bee nr a 1music teacher in this area Fiy One of the- gently Chape], Lynwood, Calif. Magdalen Church, OakviHe, for a | fo" nar ' vears. | Miss Kay is a graduate of Wa-Mass. Burial was in Mt. Olivet ' Miss Fitznati-ick was a r^e^ibpr tertown High School and attended Cemetery. of *!t Jnhn'<; Ch"rf*i and tiad ft*- Curved Styles in fashion now. tht University of Connecticut and Mrs, Vendetti was one of three tpnded Oberlin Cotleae »nrl tha i Long Beach State College. persons killed Oct. 18 in a heai- Bo-ton Conservatory of M"si*« Our experienced stylists will cut, set, style' A graduate of Wilson High on collision on Route 140 in Nor-' T Shp leaves nne bforlier. Richaid School, Long Beach, Calif., and ton, Mass. Her husband, Domenie, Fitzpatrick. Beaver Fails. your heir and you're back to work, home, Long Beach City College, Mr. 45, was reported in fair condition two nieces, one nephew, Fawlowski is associated with at the Sturdy Memorial Hospital, several cousins. anywhere looking lovely. Brunswick Inc.. 'Bowling and! Bil- Attleboro. 'Mass I1 liards in .tne .Service.;.and.fersonel Four other, - pensans-, all teenas- f Department. ers, were also yijured in,.. the i crash. Valentina yJardan, "17, of j COINS WAKTH) Maisto-Fowler Mansfield, Mass., was the report-1 Open Thursday & Friday 9-9 . Mr. and - Mis.- Clifford• Fowler, ed-driver of-'the* •ear. in which, the CoHeeKons - Sets - BWs Plymouth, have announced, the .en- Vendettis were riding... gagement of their daughter, Miss Mrs, - Vendetti. ".'was; born Marchi Gold— Or Swigie Items Marjorie 'Lois Fowler, to Pat P.31, 1920, in Mansfield. Mass. She j Jose's House of Charm IV Maisto,, son of Mr. and 'Mrs,. Jo was •employed, by the 'Watertown i " Seph Maisto, Hillcrest Ave., Oak-school system. She came to Wa- DUDLEY ATWOOO Wofrtow Shopping Pfcno — Tel 274-5421 ville. The marriage is planned fee terbury Ii years, ago-. P. O. "Box: 5, Watertown, 'Conn. May 1 in St. Mary Magdalen Besides 'her' husband, she,' is Church, Oakville. • i Weddings Rainorve-Stango St. 'Mary Magdalen Church in Oakville was the setting Oct.. 17 of the marriage of Miss Joanne Stango, daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. Benjamin Stango, 123- Davis St., Oakville, to .Joseph, Rainone Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rain- one, Waterbury. The ceremony was performed by 'the*Rev. .John A. Carrig. Bel lema re-Murphy 'The marriage of Miss 'Rosalie Ann Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Patrick Murphy, French St „ and the late Mr. Murphy, to Richard A. Bellemare, son of Mr. and When if s time to Mrs. William Bellemare, Turner Ave.,, Oakville,, was solemnized, Oct 10 in: St. John's Church. Tlte 10 a.m. ceremony was performed borrow, thousands by the Rev. Richard "H. 'Giierrette. make their PERSONAL LOANS quickly at Waterbury Savings
Waterbury Police Perm.:. No. 97 THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS 'WORTH OF S.MOKSV WATHH, SCRATCHED, SCORCHED OR SOIL DA.MA.GtD- (T£MS StL- •hr; LliNG FOR PENNIES O.HI TH' DO L L A R REG A R D L ESS C . COST" Buy On £osy Ter SAVE LOT'S O'F MONEY ! o ni L II v :• ii p; IR '0 0' mi s „ Or >1 ir o v< m", :| Low rates... quick, confidential service II m, ,p P o o inm s, R ai f* P T" > „ R P f r ^ p r:? - If o i -i, W a, s h e r 5 „ D t j t r *, T V S e \ • ••., iRups,, O nine ties, Beridlrr? pnri h un- til ire ds nf othPf afe'ims. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ALL 19 PCS. COMPLETE Bills to pay off? Purchases to finance? The- ITS EASY TO BORROW MT WSB quick,, low-cost way to get cash is 'with, a ' S-uc. Dinette PAY FOR PAY FOR PAY FOR Plus Rccon. _ . TV or RefriE. .simple WSB. Personal Loan. Money is usually 12: MONTHS 18 MONTHS 24 MOUTHS FREE! 5 GAL. GAS yours, in 2*/hours; Repayment is. easy (see. Y c \, '*• e w i 11 - »i: \ o you 5 T a I •gas jyvf (or raking a ride to table). And free life insurance 'is included. $ 2:6.66 $ 18.30 $14.13 i stare in Water bury. 44,43 30.50 23.54 You don't hove to buy :.» q«. For the^friendly Personal Loan, service enjoy- your go I So1 tomf on o'o«-n 1 62.20 42.69 32.96 ed by thousands, come on in to our , nearest 83.85 60.99 47.08' office —- now, 177.70 121.97 94.15 Other loans and other terms can be arranged. OAKVILLE OFFICE
SALE NOW ON AT OUR MAIN STORE 266-86 -SO. MAIN ST. WATERBURY SAVINGS IN WATEftfitJRYvNflrtli Mill) at S«lB($ St. • »l Mtriiti M. • Chm A«.Sb*f#l*i Pkn . C«>««l»lSllfipiif• 'HttB OPEM • NIGHTS." TIL AiSO IN CHESHIRE • OAKVILLE • WOLCOTT • PROSPECT ~ Member Federal Dmnsl Insuraoca Corporation PAGE 6 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), OCT. 22, 1964 1 Dr. J. R. Goemer, 404 Main St., (fas been Issued, a .permit for a$- terations of a building 'to be 'used Property of the Watertown Historical Societyis an office and. residence , $2,000. i Emma Post, 44 Baldwin. St., has teen Issued a 'permit for1 altera- tions ..fo the. present bathroom and Htchen, '11,000'.. " - watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSirqua. "Land. 'Co.,. 'Dunrobin. Lane, ': Francis J. McHale, 295 Davis. has been-•granted a permit to con- St., Oakville, -has been, granted a struct a one family house with two permit to' frame a dormer at the car garage in the' basement, '$12,- rear of a. .'house, $1,600'. 000. : Lorraine K. Brady, B99 Main Sirqua. Land Co., Dunrobin Lane, St., has been 'issued, a. 'permit to has been Issued, a permit to con- .construct a lath faouae for shade struct a. one family house with ga- .and selling, $700. rage in the basement, S12.000. Sirrjua Land Co., Dunrobin Lacs... has been issued a permit to con- struct a one family house with ga- rage in the .basement, $12,000. WHEELER'S Mr. and 'Mrs. Edward Bernius. AllrO Body 12 Longview Ave., have been granted a permit to finish a 'room And. Painting Co.. Inc. in the attic, $500. 690 Main Street, Oakvilte W. W. Building Co., Barnes Road, has 'been issued a permit to construct.a one family house with 274-4328 garage in. the 'basement, '$16,500. Complete Collision Service W. W... Building CO' Barnes 1 Road, has been, granted a permit Alt' Work Guaranteed to construct a one family house with garage in the basement, $17,- FREE ESTIMATES 500. ' ' ' ' .... THE SIEMON COMPANY A 1935 FORD was turned over ..to Wafer-town ceiving the keys to the vehicle is Principal Robert High School officials last week by Raymond An- Cook. At right, is driver training instructor Ed- -'"" - A Connecticut Industry tonacci, left,. President of Crestwood Ford for use ward Silks: "Since 1903 In the school's driver education program. Re- Edward G. and- Marguerita ¥. 'Donald 'Lester -Montambaut, Sr. Molders and Manufacturers < ' ' Realty Corras to Frank and Carl S. Ven- .and. Lester Montambaut to Arthur the northeast side ot State Road E. Blais, Jr. .and Susan J. Blais, of Plastic Materials TrcmsocTions to Thomaston. 'and on .Morehou.se Road., The following realty transac- tions "have been filed in the of- fice of -the- Town Cterfc, Town; Hall. .. • •' " Warranty' -Frank Stack;, Jr.- to David A. and Marlene K. Reeser, land and improvements an French St.. Edward H. Cook to Margaret M. 01 tttHlul UfllCfS' Mf and Joseph Guerrera, land .. on 'Charles St.'' " Ecco, .Inc. to Heminway & Bart- lett Mfg. Co., land and. improve- ments on Northfield Road. Sirqua .Land Co. to "Frank L. Place, Jr. and Jean Ann. Place, land .and improvements, on Dun- robin Lane. Morris Goldberg * and Bertrand T. LaVigne- to George and. Rose DeMichele, land . and improve- ments on Taft. Circle. Edward H. Goon to Julia T. and Samuel T. Reid, -land" on 'Charles St.. • John Kontout & Sons, Inc. to In health and in illness no one stonds alone Exemplar Homes. Inc., land, on Westbiiry Park Road. . 'Charles M. .and. Evelyn. G. Fenn thought impractical, scoring a, "first* • Further, upwards of 6Q,000 to 'Louise Zinno, land on. Straits On the American, scene today, in 196.1, when, 32 companies pooled of this same group are known Turnpike. ' maintaining health' is a community, to 'have major medical "(cata- - Edna Alice McDonnell .to Adrien resources -to pioneer "Connecticut J. and .Jennie If..-Maclean, land on effort with medical leadership. ©5", This major medical policy ex- strophic illness) protection, Straits 'Turnpike. . - clusively for the elderly has- already and. the number Is increasing: Warwick: Acres, Inc. to Michael" The modern. Medical Commu- paid more than $7,500,000 in bene- rapidly." 11. ami GJga D. Symanovich, land , and improvements op Warwick nity " of physicians, nurses, dentists,, fits, currently protects more than Road. .' "pharmacists, 'hospital and public 27,000 .residents, and is the model for 2. Kerr-Mills Program for the "In-' Anthony S. and.Dorothy G. Tozzt heart), personnel operates to meet similar plans nationwide. Between*" ©v«r 45. to' Lionel . L. Hamel, land on the needs of the people both in pre- Michael Zambero to " 5an.tu.ccn On- occasions, normally self- Cavalo.' land and improvements ventive medicine and • patient care What About Persons Over 65? supporting -people over '65' "End _ and to make high quality services on Slade Aw., Oakville1 . " Health care financing resources ..it impossible to finance all costs Andrew C. and Janet 'Prj.ce to available to all. Connecticut resi- of prolonged ' illness through Louise If. Sandulli. "land and: im- • dents. • • - ' .for older Connecticut residents are. provements on. Middlebury Road. extensive and can be outlined as fol- their own resources. . '. William H. Dowd. Jr. to Paul lows: • A plan, of Medical Assistance V. 'and Jean M. White, land and Health Insurance Pioneers . improvements on Middlebury and Prepay for these • people "was estab- Bead. As the-'quality of medical care Hans. lished through the Kerr-Mills Sirqua 'Land..Co.-to Frederick R. lias .improved, • its costs have iiir . Law, -enacted by Congress in Quatrano d/b/a BaJmora Home, creased, and. it is only natural that • We have about 242,000 peo- J'SJfiQ. Known as MA A, it is a Homes, .and and improvements' on 1 Dunrobin Lane. methods would. be found, to help ple 65 years of age or.older. state-administered program " Robert M. Graham, to E. Bar- 'people meet their medical expenses, • Of these1, approximately to finance, complete "medical rett Atwood. Jr. and Janice N... At- Connecticut is the home of pioneers - services for older persons in wood. land. and. improvements on 30,000' receive comprehen- Woodwrk Drive. in the health insurance and.prepay- sive tax-supported- medical need of-help and-—unlike so* William H. and Patricia B. Dee-' ment field. ' •• care' through. Old Age Assist- called "medicare"—for q* Kara.-to Carl.S. .and Daisy E. Nel- As early as 1.987, Connecticut - ance or in state-operated /wig m.t theij need it, mean- son, land and! improvements on Blue-Cross, Inc.-started, a program" chromic disease - hospitals. .while preserving essential re- Clearview Ave. sources such as homestead.," George H. and Julia EL Ashak to of hospital cost protection for em- ployed groups. Later, the plan also • Of amw 2.10,000 ivlio are • savings, •etc. 'Homer.. N. and Esther R, Leisring. self-supporting: land on: 'Cross Road, running from conducted periodic open enrollments ' Northfield and Iinkfield Roads. More than. 160,000 have' • The ,1961- General Assembly for individuals of all ages, and it passed Public .'Law 578- to' . Nelson and LeVh 'Water* *o Wli- • now provides broad covertrge for' Blue Cross,, the _ majority ; lam J. and Gilda B. Frapoier, covered* by the same higli- activate this program in ' land, .and improvements on 'Oak St.. more than 1,325,000 people. ' Connecticut, 'without any In .1949, with the help of prac-... benefit • plan I»eki" by younger persons. special tax being levied to AUTHORIZED firing: physicians,, Connecticut Medi-"" finance it, and MAA is cur- cal Service (Blue Shield)" begun More' than, 133,000 have • reutly benefiting 7500 "in- providing 'medical-surgical expense Blue Shield. (CMS), with, hctweenr aged-persons each' •for protection... Members now number the same' broad protection • month. 7 Moto-M«wer • Lawn-Boy as the younger population. TMotson Carb. more than. 1,143,000—and since 1.959 ' Hofffotf Chain Saws . continuous open enrollment has been •' At least 80,000 have si'mi- Everyone can b* proud • of Con* Bolens Tractor A. available for any Connecticut resi- ... lar basic, hospital and doc- neclktift progress in health cars'and Garden Equipment dent 'regardless of health or age. ' - Yardman Equipment tor-care ' insurance with_ its financing under a voluntary Lombard Chain Saw* 'Both, of these plans permit per- private carriers. system, .. " sons to continue uninterrupted cov- SNOW BIRO' • In other words, better than When, cbmpulfofy schemes are erage after retirement,, and neither' 80 per cent of Connecticut's advanced, calling for intmaied ENGINES - one has ever cancelled a. 'Contract for ' Brigg* A Stratton . 210,000 self-supporting'nvcr- Social Secwrity tax«« .and federal Lauson Power Product* reasons of age or frequent use. 65 residents are known, to controls, neither *h« people nor th«ir Lauson • Kohler • Clinton • _ . The stale's insurance carriers • have 'basic health insurance representative* Ought to ignore the** soon developed types of policies once 'today, achievement*." :. .A. Complain Line of 10,000 Parts and Accessories Carried 'for the above equipment ,. " • ' • • ' lYom may- obtain M reprint 'of this mivenfaemtemt and additional itiformat/oM' . Al» For Many 'Other Makes . • m&mti CoMMetticmt beidtb-reumrees kysewding m postcard or tetter to^tbg WHITE'S • " CommedfoMSUM AMicml Society, 160 &. Rome* &., New H*tw,CoaH. 06}II.) POWER MOWER . • " This community health mwtoge is presented in the public interest by SALES A SERVICE : 714 -Main Street, OAKVILLE "" 274^2213 ilTCHIHEU) COUNTY MfOrCAL ASSOCIATION CONNECTICUT STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY DisplayPropertys At Local Librarie of thes Watertown HistoricalTOWN 'TIMES (WATERTOWN Society, CONN.), Oct. 22, 196 4 —PAGE 7 Center On Novembewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgr Election "ACTION NOW! The Watertown League of Wom- copies of 'the Scoreboard to. En- en Voters 'in the interest of having gineered Sinterings .and. Plastics, a more informed electorate -for Inc., Eyelematic llfg. Co., Hem- 'the coming" November election, inway & Bartlett Mfg. Co".,, Leo's M JOB RE-TRAINING for EVERYONE has set up an exhibit at the Oak- Confectionary,,- Siemon 'Co., Sealy ville and Watertown libraries dis- Mattress Co., Qakville Division playing copies of The Connecticut of the Scovill Mfg., Co., Tignor's 'Voters Scoreboard., Voting Is. 'Easy Barber Shop and the "Watertown WHO IS UNEMPLOYED!" By Machine .and Choosing The Mfg. Co., Copies are "also, availa- President. • •• ble at, the Watertown 'High School A non-partisan biennial newspa- and Swift. Junior High School. The per published by the State League Watertown: Junior Chamber of •of Women 'Voters, the 'Connecticut Commerce has ' also received Voters Scoreboard, gives the biog- copy. . . raphies of the state and national Voting .Is Easy-By< Machine is - candidates and platforms of both a pamphlet giving step-by-step major parties. The three amend- procedures within the voting 'ma- ments which will, appear before chine1. 'This pamphlet' was 'recently the voters, are also presented .and translated into Italian, for the local explained,.. League and is . available in. both The local chapter-has "delivered English and. Italian. Anyone interested, in obtaining copies, of 'these publications may High School Cost call-'Mrs. John" Farley,, -274490?. "Choosing •' The President," ' a. National. League publication, is, a Figures Released factual explanation of the process Information: has 'been received of nominating and, electing the by the Superintendent of Schools. President of the U. S. 'This publi- Dr. Richard. C. Briggs, from 'the cation has been made available for State Department, of Education re- distribution, to schools- and civic garding the square foot costs.. and, groups, throughout the country .and per pupils costs for the new high has, been-well received. 'Extra, cop- 'school, 'opened, in 1963. - ies of this' publication are availa- Figures indicate that six • new ble through'Mrs. John Brady, 274- high schools. .. were-' completed in 2061. • • 'the State. between the-'period, Jan. 1, 1364 and June 30, 1964. The average construction cost per .square, foot for the six schools was |14,13." .and "Watertown "s cost was - 513.73.. The highest per square foot cost, was $15.34 and the lowest was $12.15. ' According to the figures re^ 'ceived by Dr., Briegs, the averaRe construction cost per pupil was 51,335.73 and Watertown "s cost dm detefwuned fo fomwdde mem was $1,086.20. The highest cost By Mrs. Dee per pupil, in the slate was 51,- 817..90 while the lowest was $1,- Thinking of a new hair style ? .085.20. How about something consist- €t££ ut meedf" ent with and complementary The average total cost per pu- to your size and build? pil was $1,874.95 and Wafer-town's The hair of a thin person, for cost was_ $1,600.27. The highest example, is always pleasing if total cost per pupil was $2,363 34 it is full, of medium length, and and the lowest, was $1,497.12. softly styled to frame the face Dr. Briggs 'Stated that caution . . . A full figure might well TOM MESKILL should be exercised in making call for a rounded, lifted hair- 'these comparisons, since there do that curls off the neck and are many factors to consider and sweeps upward ... Tall women situations vary in the different can stand the fluffier styles, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for CONGRESS communities. with short hair or sophisticated He stated-however, I hat the fig- chignon or French twists with ures indicate that Watertown *s long hair . . * If dainty and pe- fltOM THE HtW SIXTH DISTRICT costs are realistic when consid- tite, a style that is contoured, ered with the costs of other school and kept quite close to the head "Too little and too late** are the words to describe the meager projects. "The data indicates that is always appealing the Board of Education Building Deciding on the ideal style is job-retraining program now stumbling along. 'Let's provide solu- Committee and the architect, no problem at all at DEE'S tions, not slogans. My opponent has failed-to apply Republican- pi anned, des i gned" an d con st ru ct ed BEAUTY SALON, where you an, educationally desirable school have the friendly assistance of initiated programs where most needed, particularly where they plant at a. reasonable cost." skilled operators. Make your could afford new economic opportunities. His approaches -have appointment for the most flat- Foil 'Hot Bar tering attention your hair has been negative and. unproductive as, for example, the proposed, ever experienced — at DEE'S penalties on the use of overtime — which is money out of the The Watertown-Oakvjlle Mental BEAUTY SALON. 678 Main Health Committee of the Central Street. Phone 274-2895 . . . workingman's pocket,, not his, because "he raised, "his own, sal- Conn. Association, will hold a Fall Hours Mon.-Sat. 9-6 ... Fri. ary $7,500." Hat Bar on Tuesday, November evenings by appointment. 10. THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL. Anyone wishing to donate hats, HINT: The oil in grapefruit scarves, gloves and other acces- peels softens the driest hands. MESKIL1/S RECORD AS FIGHTING MAYOR OF NEW BRITAIN! sories, • may call Mrs. Gear Re Merely rub the inside of your .Deary, chairman, 274-4275, or skin and let it dry. Mrs. .Richard. Carpino, 274-4643. 1 ROOT ft BOYD INC 'hturancs Underwriter* Sine* II853
RtAL ESTATE... 54 Center Street WATERBURY ~ Tel. 756-725"! 449 Main Street WATERTOWN 274-2591
The showplace of modern industry Is the new Stanley Tools SHOP CO-OP Plant on Myrtle Street In New Britain which- became a. realty under Tom Meskill's administration. His aggressive determina- For Savings On tion, to proceed with this urban renewal project won him high praise from, the Stanley Works 'Officials,. This action alone kept > BIRD FEEDERS 1000 jobs In the city,. • Able to Inspire confidence, 'Tom Meskill's associations with • BIRD SEED various, government agencies assures -you of his ability to' .ac- complish more for our district. • SUNFLOWER SEEDS • SUET CAKES MESKILL WATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE 'Ik' ASSOCIATION, INC." <** CONGRESS 27 Depot Street — 274-2512 — Watertown This Advertisement Paid For By Meskilt For Congress Committee Property of the Watertown Historical Society T watertownhistoricalsociety.org
BARRY BILL GOLDWATER • MILLER Presidenf Yice-President
JOHN TO • LODGE • • MESKILL * U.S. Senator • U. S. C o n g r e s s m a n \ ON NOVEMBER 3,1964 VOTE FOR FISCAL INTEGRITY, STRONG FOREIGN POLICY, PRINCIPLE ABOVE POLITICS AND HONEST MORAL GOVERNMENT STAND ON PRINCIPLE! ACT ON PRINCIPLE! YOU FOR PRINCIPLE! PUT AN END TO CORRUPTION. IMMORALITY. PRESSURE POLITICS AND THE SLIDE TO- WARD SOCALISM WHICH HIGHLIGHTS THE PRESENT. INTERIM ADMINISTRATION.
The REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE OF WATERTOWN, the WATERTOWN YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB, the CITIZENS -FOR GOLDWATER-M1LLER, the YOUTH FOR GOLDWATER CLUB ani the DEMOCRATS & INDEPENDENTS FOR GOLDWATER ask you tb study the issues carefully, and consider the sources of skmder end -eppasStira. Then vcte ycur conscience. - IN YOUR MART YOU KNOW IKS RICHT!
VOTE FOR THESE FINE LOCAL CITIZENS WHEN YOU PULL THE SECOND LEVER. REGISTRARS OF VOTERS FIRST DISTRICT: LEO FABIAN SECOND DISTRICT: LOUFS FABIANO * JUSTICES Of THE PEACE f FIRST DfSTRICT SECOND DISTRICT Theron B. leach. Helen M. 'Carlson Alan. Blum Wetcom Crandail . Art h u ir DeCa rufel Dominic Curulla, Jr. George De ma rest - Willia m . Eggleston VIrc|Inia Lee . Dominic Giordano Marion. J. LeMay ". Attilio La+anzio Edwin A. Martin Alice J. Ma deux Edwin A. McKinley " • James Myers - Gilbert Meserole Gaefana Rosso John T. Miller' " Edward J. Ryan Mary Raliski Adele SJoknaitis < .Edward F. Ryan, Jr. John Vail ^' Alice L. Vaughn/' • Ann R. Wasilauskas Raymond Ventre^ca , Howard Williams . Louis A. Was song Roberta Zap pone PULL THE SECOND LEVER VOTE STRAKHT REPUBUCAN Sponsored by the Refpubllcan Town. Committee of1 Watertown Communion, 10 a.m.; Episcopal TOWN -(WATCRTOWN CONN.), OCT. 22, 19C4 — PAGE 9 Churchwomen, day .group, 10:30 f Property of the Watertowna.m... HistoricalSaturday, Oct. 24 — Work daSocietyy 6:30' p.m.; Miriam, Circl e in the 'Thursday, Oct.. 29 —- Choir re- sponsored by the- Pilgrim Fellow- •Church House. 7 p.m.; Board #"• CHURCH NOTES hearsal, 7 p.m. snip. Trustees, Trumbull House, T:3§ Sunday, Oct." 25 — 'Church p.m. IFirst CongrogationaI - School, 9:15 a.m.; Morning Wor- ( Wednesday,, 'Oct. 28 — Church L Methodist ,es, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 and 12 Thursday, Oct. 22 — Knit Wits ship and, sermon, 11 a.m.; Pil5- School for three year -olds, 9:38 watertownhistoricalsociety.orggrim Fellowship meeting, 6:30 Thursday, -Oct. 22 — Chapel I noon. meet at the home of Mrs. Cyril :1'a.m.; Pioneer Choir .rehearsal, Monday. 'Oct. ,26' — Parish High Anderson, '214 Lit-chHeld Road. p.m. ' 3:30 p.m..,; Pilgrim Choir rehears- Choir, 6:30 P'Jn.; Senior .Choir,. | School of Religion, CYO, 7 p.m. Annual Litchfield District meeting! Tuesday, Oct. 27' — Artisans al. 4:15 p.m.; Adult Caoir re- 7:30 p.m. j. Wednesday, Oct. .28 — October- In the Center Congregational meeting in, Trumbull House, "9:30 hearsal. 3:30 p.m.; Pilgrim Choir Friday, Oct." 23 — Ministry of idevotions Church, Torrington, 10:30 a.m.; a.m..; Naugatuck Valley Men's Fel- i rehearsal, 4:15 p.m..; Adult,. Choir Reconciliation rally, 8 p.m.. A play Herald 'Choir rehearsal, 3:30 p.m. lowship dinner meeting, 'Derby. rehearsal. 7:30 p,.m. entitled ""The Color of A Star ' „ "St., Mary Magdalen will be presented. Sunday, Oct. 25 — -Family Wor- Friday, Oct. 23 — .Low Mass, ship,' Church School and adult dis- August and Benelda Boccialetti, '? cussiin groups, 9:15 -a.m.; Morn- a.m. ing Worship with the Rev. Edward Saturday, Oct. .24 — High Mass in I*" Eastman, pastor, officiating, 11 for Frank Graziano, 8 a.m.; Nup- LAST 3 BIG DAYS: a.m. Sernvm "The Cost of Peace." tial -High Mass, Howard W. Slas- THRU SATURDAY Nursery care will be provided. •son and Elaine R. Wisausky, 9 Following the Service an informal a.m.; Nuptial High Mass,. Charles reception for new .members will Wasdo and Barbara J. Ciarlo. 10 be held. a m.; Nuptial High Mass,. William A. Salvatore -and Victoria, A. Mi- Tuesday, Oct. 27 — Commission nor, 11 a.m.; Confessions. 11:45 on Christian Social Concerns, 8 a.m. to 1.2:15 p.m , 4 to 5:30' .and. 7 p.m." • •• 1o 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28"— Education j Sunday. Oct. 25' — Masses, 7. 3. 'Commission, 8 p.m.. %' 10 and 11 a.m.; Baptisms, 1:39 p.m. • Oakville Congregational ' Thursday, Oct. 22 — Church Christ Episcopal Council, 7:3© p.m.. 'Thursday, "'Oct. 22 — Boys' Jun- Friday, Oct. 23 — 'Cub Pack, io**' -Choir, 3:30 -p.m. 7:15 p.m. Sunday. Oct. ,25 — Holy Com- Sunday, Oct. 25 — Church munion, 8 a.m.; Family . Worship School, 9:30' a.m.; Morning Wor- •"id Church School. 10:45 a.m.,.,: ship with the Rev. Douglas Har- Young People's Fellowship, 6 p.m. wood. pastor, officiating, 11 a.m. Mondav, Oct. 26 — Discussion Sermon "This Much Ami More." 3roup, 12 noon; Girl, Scouts, 3:30 Nurserv for small, children. n.m; Christ Church Belles, S Monday, Oct. 26 — Boy Scout p.m. Committee and Auxiliary. 7 p.m. . 'Tuesday. Oct. 27 — Girls" Jun- Tuesday, Oct. 27—Church men's ior Choir, 3:30 p.m. dinner,- 6:30' p.m.; Junior 'Choir, Wednesday. Oct." 28- — Senior 6:45 p.m.; Senior Choir, 7:30p.m-. Choir, 7:45 p.m.. Wednesday, Oct. 28 — Gir! • 98c Shave Lotion 9fQQ< Scouts, 3:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 Everyday Drug Meeds Ail Saints Episcopal BRIARGA1E. 5-« , *| •• p.m.. 98c Briar gate Shave 9/QQc ""•H..-,ri-~,,.- f>et. 22 — Choir re- 55c Rubbing Alcohol hearsal, 7 p.mi. • Spice, Menthol. 11-o:i . . , ,... .. Xf 99 Trinity Lutheran Chapel l! Friday, Oct. 23 — Adult Confir- a WALGREEN. 16-«i ." ., Sunday. Oct. 25- — Sunday. I mat ion class, 8 p.m., 89c Lacto Bismadine 98c Men's Cologne . olQQe ..School. 9:15 a. in.; Service with the ! Saturday, Oct. 2-4 — Confirma- Sootfcet wpiaf stomach, S-oi^.. Spicy Briar gatt, S-ol. battle. . .,., £f 33 Rev. William Jennings, na^tor. of- tion class for young people, 10 98 c Vaporizer Liquid 98c Men's Deodorant 9/QQC ficif.t'ns, 10:30 a.m.; Child - care BRIARGATE. Taucti-fip. spray, I l-oi ..,. .*| •* will be provided. . a.m. CAMPHO-IVPTUS. 4-oi.. ,...... i Sunday. Oct. 25 — Twenty-see~ $1.79 Sleep Capsules |nrrl Sunday after . 'Trinity Sundav. Christian Science [Holy Gommun'on. 8 a.m.; Momin« D AM-IDOM., BoWh -el M. .'...... , Toiletries" Holmes a nil 'Mitchell Avenues \ p»avpr a*»d Bant ism. 10 a.m : 69c Mineral Oil 9f7fle Waterbury WALGREEN. Extra heoyy, pint-...... ,., LJ ,1 U Sunday, Oct. 25 —" Service and Church School Junior YPF,- 5:30 • 9.8c Deep Cleansing Lotion O/QQC Surrlav Sohoo'l. 10:45 a.m. j p "">..: F'emior TPF. 7 p.m.. 98c .Eye Drops OWh • iHltlBOSIE K. i-o:i. u» tf 33 I" Tuesday. Oct. 27 —,. LItcM-e'd .ANEFRM. Nothing r.li.f. ««i. £| SJtT Wednesday, Oct. 28 — Meeting ArehdeaconT meeting* in Salis- D -89c Shampoo with Egg incl 'i id in,s t es t i moo •• es . of Cb risti a n 'r". 10 a, m. '98c Saccharin 9fQQc D FORMULA '30. 8-oi.. 2IS1* Science Healing, 8 p.m.. Wednesday. Oct. 28 — Holy D 1000 'tii-gir. Tobtell, •IfervtMenl. , ZJ vv 89c Bubbling. Bath Oil 53c Walgreen Aspirin! o|ci Appl. IHiddlebury Baotist e .2111* Sunday-. Oct. ,25 -- Bible School. • Ginmntaacf quality, S-gr, 10C» ZJ34 $1.29 Hand Cream 1UM 45c Gly. Suppositories ofJICe • 9:15 a.m.; Morning Worship. 11 P'ERFEOION. Malbm, Iwind'i, Ml »ff, ?-oi.. L\ 1 lnfdi.1* or a«bhi. BoMlk of H ZJIlT a,.,:m..; Youth Serv'ce1 , 6 p.m.,.,; Eve- • ning Service," 7:3d p.m. -66c Merthiolate 0/C7t II ~~l| 98B_R I ARcC Roll-O ATE. Manlyn -ipk Deodorane «:r-nl;, 3-o,i t Wednesday, Oct. 28 — Service, HEMINWAY • hdM »-««. Mb •.. ZJOIC 7:3© p.m.. 89ci Glide Celenate IIQflc St. -John's BARTLETT Powd.r or oinlmanl for aKhlata-'t 'fool'.,...,. £j tl'U Hair Preparations Thursday, Oct., 22 — Holy Name $1.29 Antacid Liquid ?/P" Society ham, and, bean supper, 5:30 • WAIGBEEN. Soofhu. tl-oi „ '/ ' 1 to 7:30 p.m., MFG. CO. 98c Headache & Fain Tablets 0/0Qc 39c Waving Fluid I flic" Saturday, Oct. 25 — Nuptial High a WAIGREEN. Euro ilreng*. lOffi *| *• LA PEGGIE. NoiMtKklky, 6-a«, .... i/*HI Mass-, Roger Jacques and Mary 59cI Milk of Magnesia 9/C(l< • $1.39 Hair Permanent .. 0/1*8 Ellen DeAngeles, 10' a.m.: Confes- WATERTOWN. CONN. WAILGIEEN. Mint or" Mb-in. Pint. :<£# WU iFASHIIION-WTE. For regular hoir £| I a 1 sions. 4 to 5:30 and" 7 to 8:30 p.m. 73c -Fluoride Tooth Paste OH A 89c Cream Hair Dressing o/Qft* Sunday, Oct. 25 — AH Masses 1 will be on Standard Time. Mass- a WAIGREEN. Family 'Ml*, 6 4-oi...... " * *' FORMULA 10. B-oi. hoHb ,. ,..". £1911*"' NYLON THREAD 79c Orlis Mouth 'Wash i/flflt • 8 9c Medicated Shampoo O/flftc .Women's- GOP Club a Rcfreihei maulh. Pint . ,...... ,...,., . ..,., *•!l*"1" rORMUAA 10. i-o-i ., : ,.,'t I'W'O' 'The OakviUe-Watertown Wom- BRAIDED LINES 89c Foam Oil Shampoo 9JQ|1C • IMI en's Republican 'Club will hold a FORMIHA 20. for dby harr, S-OJ •>! '<* regular business meeting on, Tues- 606/ Meeds 89c Liquid Shampoo day evening, Oct. 27, - at 8 o'clock a I KMMUIA ». ll'i lanalind. t-« in the Watertown Library. Re- freshments will be served,. 79c Child. Cough Syrup D $1.59 Hair Spray' a FOBMULA 20. 11-M.,.,...... ,.. 59c Children's Aspirin 0/fifle • a WALGtEEH'S *mmt*. IW-gr., IOCTI...... £JOU 75c Babykof Syrup- O/7Ce compare a to boby-. couflh, 4*1.,.' £f J iB @lahem Vitamins Cold Remedies • $168 mmi i/iii. 2/3" • 3SJ5 Iff* I98c Vaporizer Spray O/QQc • [ ANEFRIN, M.dktrt*d drcongdlant, S-01. *| »• m 2i3" $1.79 Antibist. fL fit. C Tabs 0/1M others... ANEFBIN. CeU figMtr, Sift- . M ' • • iram MI. if. $1.49 Decongestant Tab. • L U L WAIGKEEN. -Efheli**, IS'» \ ** • $5JS Sim, flniL «**:";.,...215" 69c Bismadine Tablets: onnc • 1 WAIGHEEN. Prompt rtUtf, lOVf L\ I U m I I $6.45U1TE THERAPCUTIC w. 2fi 79c Pain Relief tub o/Oflc • • $111 • WAIGREEN. Anallgcjk. action. 1.541,.,... t/OU 1. Iflili ff/H .I-...1J2" COLOR TV • $118 WTINIlll. SSSS",- 2/2" Showing Meeds M SELLS BEST QfljU EBUinH.fi* ,2|1 '98c Pre-Electric Shave C 1 BECAUSE IT'S BUILT BEST! BRIARGATE. 2|99 • $2.78 «IliiIl:fIIiil;lIiS..«-,2|2" FREE HOME TRIAL! CALL 274-8737 DRUG CITY W a I g r e e n A g e n c y VAUGHN BROS. TV 1161 Main Street 274-5425 — 274-5426 Watertown 1125 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN Open Seven Days A Week — 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. LET US FILL AND DELIVER YOU! NEXT PRESCRIPTION Specia***•l Sale On Rebuilt Sets PAGE It —Property TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN of, CONN.), the; OCT .Watertown 22, 1M4 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org ws Fi *' VEwhen you shop locally! m you save TIME , ." ' .. . B 'you, savc MONEY i' ' ^ ' .. .. . '• you save SHOE LEATHER > DON'T ran to tt» tlWg city."1'1 support your town, SHOP LOCALLY "*'., X •V. ! &»>!•}->!' '-,. *"S - * #*•*#•* •'• t '* . f , * j * » - ^ j;L ;:-. Cowboy Surprise, Wise. Tests ' TOWN TIMES .(WATERTOWN, CONN.), 'OCT. ,22, 11964 — PAGE 11 Property -Junioofr -Non-Fictio then Watertown Historical Society New Book list TLeifs Go to the F.B.I., -Rosen- 'The Preliminary Scholastic Ap- Junior and senior college bound Jolly Junior* 'Beef" field; The U. S. -Air Force Acad- titude Test will be administered, students, will, take the test admin- emy, Landis; Glenn Leaxns to at- Watertown High School on Sat-, Betsy Hickcox was elected' pres- The following. is a list- of new istered, through, the Educational ident of the Jolly Juniors 4-H Club Read, Appell; Marvels of the U. ,S. unlay, Oct. 24. Approximately 90 Testing Service, Princeton, 'N. J.; 1 books which now are available af Mail, .Arnold; .Sound; Keen; The at a .recent meeting held at the the'' Watertown Library. Magiwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgc of Water, Schloat; The 'The test is- offered primarily for home of Mrs. Russell Weymer. • Adult Fiction Wonders of Prehistoric' Man, Mar- sons, Adler; Experiments for the guidance of juniors 'in, making .j leader. • . "Berzng",, Bellow; Fa.ra.ng. Boyd '& tin; Whooping Crane, McChing; Ir- Young Scientists, Stockard; their post-high school plans and J Other officers elected • were: Su- Martin; 'An" Infinity of Mirror:?. rigation, • Adler; Project Gemini. Oceans, Adler; The Wind, 'Ben- in qualifying " seniors to. compete; san Coon, vice-president and, re- Condon; 'Children and 'Others, Coz- Stoiko; Horns, Kettelkamp; The dick: The Wonders, of the Atmos- porter; Ann .Coon:, secretary: .and, phere,. Wolfe; The 'Insect: World, for the National Honor Society zens; Incognito, Dumitriu; A Moth- Golden" Book of Magic. Rawson; scholarships, To be considered a •.Virginia .D Coffey, treastirer. Junior. er's Kisses, Friedman,; 'Look Greece. Joynson; Getting to' 'Know Lobsenz; The New World of Cop-contestant for any of the scholar-' leaders a.re Jo Ann Hickcox .and Away, Look Away. Haas; God Bless Egypt, Wallace;'Air "War Against per.. Tracv; Flutes, Whistles and ships, a. student, must indicate his,! Mary Coon... the 'Child, Hunter; Siege of Har- Hitler's. Germany, Sears; Getting Reeds, Kettelkamp; Children's desire to. do so on his answer Serving as a leader with Mrs, lem, Miller; 'The Pond, ""Murphy; to Know the U.S.S.R.. Wallace; Book of Games and Puzzles, sheet. Weymer is Mrs. John, Cook.., 'The' Ellery Queen's Double Dozen, How Medicine Man Cured. Pale- Fletcher; Songs of Innocence, membership includes Patty Hick- Queen; So Many Voices, Schweitz- face Woman, McGaw; Sandy' Kou- Blake; Scandinavia, Wither; Hol- Milton L«pa. Director of Test- cox. Karen Kalinauskas. Mary .Ann ,er; Never 'No More, Seifert; Two •'«,, Hano. land, Belong; Saudi Arabia, Phil- ing, will administer the test. Any Satkunas. Barbara. Smith. Kath*. Roads to GSuadaliipe, Taylor. ips; Cuba, Mathews; 'The Redquestion' s concerning the test will teen Touponse. Kathleen Weymer,, Adult Non-Fiction Adult Fiction Schoend'erast Story, Schoor; More be answered by contacting dhe high Marilyn Weymer, Joanne Koslo- 'The Cause Is 'Mankind. Humph- The Woman in the Dunes, Abe; Hands for Man.'Spencer: Land of school. sky and Marie Zebora. rey; Invisible Government Wise This Side of the Sky, Barlow; Un- Promise (Canada), Field. and Ross; Your .Hundred "Billion der toe Skin, Bawriin; The Snow Dollars., Rubin; The Innocents, Ra- Ball and. The ..Finishing 'Touch, din; Alter Nora Slammed the Door. Brophy; Nothing Like the Sun, Sferriam; Quick and Easy Math. Burgess;, Ax, McBain; The Italian Asimov; When the Earth Trem- Girl, Murdoch: 'The Man 'Who Had bles, Tazieff; Zephyr, Truepeney; Everything, Murray; The 'Long "The Hairdo Handbook, Hanle; 'Re- 'White 'Night, Scherman; "The End. duce and. Stay. Reduced, Jdllffe: of Solomon Grundy, Sym,'OTis,; The Now. 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Imported and Domestic '/z PRICE PERCOLATORS, Wine 'Old Champagne MIXERS Liquor and Beer WOODLAND GARDENS Top of Merman Hill — U. 8. 6A, Wood bury 263-2285 O P EN ? O A, Y 3 A W E IE K .' <- ."•' " • • • • .'"•-" r 'jO •. i/» i/l03 , S/I WOTH.3TA W: S3U IT - M WOT PAG*. 12 —Property TOWN. TIMES (WATERTdWN of, CONN.) the, OCT . Watertown.22, 1964 I'M vVvHMHnMp' Historical Society WANTED" , Navy Lieutenant "junior grade Legal Notice Students, to learn, to~ play musical John Ernest Eyre, son of Mr. and. .instruments. Capable teachers for Mrs. Earle B. Eyre cf Main St.. .DISTRICT OF WATERTOWN, M., PROBATE .guitar, strings, piano, accordion, Woodbury, is participating in a COURT. Octatwr IS, 1«W, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgwoodwinds, brass .and. percussion. training operation called "Exer- Estate, o* Fifteen, years teaching " experi- eisf Union Square" off the coast . ' ..FREDERIC A. ROSS of California while serving with late of.WMnrtawm in said District, deceased. ence, graduate' of excellent music . Upon MM. applfcatlon of Herman Beba, rallege. Call 274-5232, Mr. A. J.Fighter Squadron 114. AdMnMralor, praying MM' he be aw- Palleria. 'Training operations of this type vfUwrVDVO TO. Svffl .OIVC1 COy are held periodically . to increase longing to tatd Estate, a* ptr application on WANTED: Part time experienced the combat readiness of fleet, ,|}le mart fully appears, II Is .truck driver for fuel ail deliver- ORPERED. That said application be heard1 units. . • ... * cKtermfned at the Probate Office, in ies. Mornings - 'preferred. Inquire Watertown, In- said district, on lti« 'Wilt day Baribault Oil. Co... 610 Main St.-, *f October, A:D. 19*4. at »:» o'clock In the Oakville. ERNI E'S AUTO' BODY' WORK* forenoon, Bind that public- notice be One 'Of the HMK eamfueteiy - of the pmdincy ot saw operation FOR RENT: Sanders, Polishers,. .equipped Paint and Body Him and. place of hearing Maroon, try putK Power Tools," Chain Saws, Lad- Shops in Connecticut. Wheels I titling * copy of this order once In some ders., Plumbing Tools, 1H ..rent- newtpaper having a cIreufatten In said Dis- Alignment and Balancing. trict, and1 by posting a copy on. Hi* public al fools for home owners;.. 141 Merlin ltd. Waterfa«ry ® p t f t it Watertown Building Supply —dwelt all least 4 days before said time 96. Echo Lake Road 274-2555 GENERAL ELECTRIC HMtln* assigned, and return make to this Court. Hot Water, Warm Air and Air JOSEPH M. NAVIN, Judge For your Best Buys in RURS and Conditioning. WESION HEAT- • TT W3O/6* . Carpets see our" Mill, Ends and ING COUP., WatertUirv. TeL "DISTRICT OIF: WATERTOWN, SS., PROBATE Remnants. 'You can save from ' COURT, October is, 1W4. 1/3 to 1/2 off Regular Prices. Ettate of SMTITY'S SIGN-' SHOP " JEMMKB E. GREELEV HOUSATONIC VALLEY ' .RUG ; lal* of Watactawn.,- ]n the Probate District SHOP, Cornwall Bridge', Comi. 2 wrmiAN ,AVE.,, ' • -"-. of Watertown deceased. V. .Tel. ORleans 24334,. 274-3849 ifatertgmn , The Eaacutar having exhibited Its admhn- .Istrallon account with .said Estate' to Hie IFIRE" PLACE LOGS—$.25 each— g A Court of' Probate for said District for al- 6 for ft. 4-6" diameter. White's €Xf»8RT WATCH AND CLOCK lowance, and made application for an order Power Mower Sales, 714 Main REPA1RING—Guaranteed Work- of distribution, It Is St., Oakville. - ORDERED—That the 2nd day of - Novem- man^hfn. •• • • ber, MH .at 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon, at DEMONSTRATE TOYS " Just arrived at CHlntz- 'W Prtate the Probate Office In Watartown be. andWork now until December. Join of Newtown, .an enormous num- the same is ass Wed for a hearing on the ber of Deooaator Slipcover Drap- allowance of said, administration account one. of the oldest and.' largest wiff* said Estate and on said application. firms in-the 'Toy Party field. "Full ery and." Upholstery Fabrics af " and this Court directs the Executor to cite all or spare "time. Experience un- enormous savings. South Main pertons interested therein 19 appear at said.. necessary. Write or call "San- St. (Rt. 25), Newtrwn, 'C3onn., .flma and place, by causing a 'true copy of tnlt order to be published .ones In some ta's Parties,,," Avon; Conn. 673- newspaper hawing a circulation In said Dis- 3*55, or evenings ffBSSB..._.. trict — anii by mailing I'm — certified — let- JOHN IB. AT WOOD, all lines of LOWS J. LANEVHJ.E. Jr. ters postage prepaid and return receipt re- .JACKSON W. FOLEY, JR., left, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Jackson ajuwled, addressed to each" of ttw persons insurance. Bus.,, Waterbury, 75*- ; C4Pfif roctor & W. Policy 'of 37 The Green,, was one: of four students recently hon- Interested In said EsMt, a copy of this 5147, Res., Watertown ,274-1,881'., order all at least 10 dayt before said time 32" WILDER COUMT ornt at a dinner for Proctor & Gamble Scholars, A senior at Wil- asj.lgn.ed, and return malM to. this Court. CARPENTER * MASON WORK, WATERTOWf* . liams CoHege, Williamstown, Mass., he is shown with W. L. Rom- KATHLEEN B. NAVIN, Clerk. b B 274-1744 ney director of the Procter A. Gamble Scholarship Program. TT Free estimate. TeJ CLASSIFIED ADS HA.VE: FUN. Mate your ...own CHRISTMAS GIFTS; You can do it, it's that "easy at Millie's -Ceramics. Fri- day evenings, 7:30-10:30 p.m.. $1 . per evening... All., supplies fur- ntshed. "Register now? 274-3905. LIKE A NEW OAR? SPECIAL: Christmas classes for "children, Every Saturday after- noon 2-4 p.m. 'They will enjoy making all, kinds of Christmas novelties — - snowmen, trees, San- tas, ash trays, "etc. Only $.50 'per afternoon. - Supplies furnished. Mommy come too. Call • 274-3905, FOR SALE: Boy's Watertown High jacket, size 40. .Call 274-8606. INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS PLYMOUTH Private" lessons on all instm- ments. . Instruments available* 274-41ft. Lou Jan.. • " ...... SALE: 1957 Ford Fairlane 2KJoor hard top, red/white. .Good running' condition. Reasonable. Call 274-8641. WOMAN HELP WANTED. Water- tmvn .Senior High School caleie- • ria." Work: hours 7:30' a.m. to 1 > p,,nti...' For interview caQtact ' Miss Brown... Cat, Mr., 274-3195 Thursday, 10/22. t. h r o u g h . Wednesday,, 10/28, between 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. dally. First .•'Consideration given to Watertown .and -'Oakville residents. NONE DARE CALL IT TREA .SON and< A TEXAN LOOKS AT JOHNSON.. These hard-to-get books .available. CONNECTICUT' CONS E R V A T1 ¥ E S INC. JSBQTRiS: Watcrbury: Head- ' 'quarters, 168 E. 'Main, 755-1975 - and Geraldine Chi Istenson, 95 Mt. Vemon Ave.,., 756-6777. Torring- . ton: Patricia Pringle, 20'. Taylor St., "489-5885. 'Harwinton: Mrs. Harold Humphrey, Harwinton Heights. 482-107% ' Bridge water Helen Long. Old Turnpike Rd., .354-3549 and, 354,-3430. Danbury: Henry Moran, T'alagan Point, 748- 4655 and 743-7891. Litchfield? George Kennison, Sheldon Lane, • -S87-5096. AMERICANS FOR GOLDWATER HDQTRSi Hart- ford: Broad St. and Capitol Ave. MORTGAGE MONEY available you need is the money ? Ask us! OH* one ... family owner-occupied: dwelling*. Call 754-0127. We can give you fhe best finandng deal in town. Low rates that include life LOWS A. LAUDATO Insurance at no extra cost'And" service! In most, cases, your loan will be ap. ELECTRIC OIL BURNERS Sales', Service *. Rvpairs proved within a few hours. If you've gotcar fever; go ahead and makeyourdedl— • Motors — Pumps— Controls. . Relays — Tranwfomnerm and ask. your dealer about Colonial Electrks and ManwH f*«t Burner Controls-Parts, etc. financing: Or Just stop In and tailtta ' With COLONIALS CREDIT-FIRST PLAN' , Burner Part* and .Material* you can get. your credit before you* go .gimp, In Stock us about your auto loan. .Either way, ping for your new carl Colonial will help you t4 Rockda'e Avenue t deckle how much to borrow, teU yau exactly OAKVtLLE, CONN. ' you'll,.see why Colonial is the tank ... PlWtie 274-3471 ., what; your monthly payment will be-and 'give where- most people borrow. you a letter" of commitment. You can'make your deal knowing Colonial has already said, CHAS. F.LEWIS "You have the money to buy!" ' COLONIAL •MK AND TRIST C9MPANY WATtMHJRY • CHESWRf • HAU6ATUCK . SUilSMf '• THOMASTON • WATERTOWN • WOLCQTT • WQODBtiRT 274-5162 Births TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), OCT. 22. 1964 — PAGE 13 COLE—A daughterProperty, Connie Lynn. of the Watertown Historical Society . Sept. .23' in Waterbury Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James A.. Cole (Nancy L. Collister), Old Sher- Wont Mote For Your Money . ,., ., Keep Your Eye On Groats . man Hill, Woodbury. watertownhistoricalsociety.org MCLAUGHLIN — A son., William Francis H. Sept. -.21 in. Water- bury .. Hospital to Mr. .and M: i*.s. William J. McLaughlin (Patricia Rykoski), 302 Platt Road. • KONOPKA — A daughter, Lisa SPOOK SALE Marie, Sept, 19 in Waterbury LADIES . Hospital, to Mr, and" Mrs. Theo- GET ON YOUR BROOMS dOOD ONLY ON DATES SPECIFIED dore Konopka (Edith I. Min- grone), Jordan Ave., Oakville. BRING YOUR COUPONS (No Tricks, Just Treats) (Something For Every Spook) ©MUSKY — A daughter, Ann Ma- rie, Sept.. 21 in, Waterbury Hos- pital to Mr. aqd Mrs. 'Chester C. OCT. 22-23-24 OCT. 22.-23-2.4 OCT. 22-23-24 Gursky (Rose M. Valerio), 144 Tarbeii Ave., Oakville. ISIS HAIR Plastic. Coated GABEY—A .son;, Jam,es. Gregory, HALLOWEEN COSTUMES . Sept. 24 in. Waterbury Hospital SPRAY PLAYING , to Mr. .and Mis. Mehrin Gabey : fVirginia -L. Morgan), 71 Pep- CARDS . peridge 'Tiree Road. SALE 42* SALE 97' JUDD — A. son, Frederick Fran- cis, 3rd, Sept, 21 in St. Mary's Regularly $1.17 SALE 41* ' Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred- If you don't look like a fly OTC erick: F. Jadd, Jr., (Margaret 1 Glasheen), Judd Farm Road. Witch now, Here's How. Tiny Tots • Small • Medium! Large IQuite m Deal) KENNEDY — A daughter, lisa Mary. Sept. 18 in Walerfeury Hos- pital .to 'Mr. M®d .Mrs.; Francis T. OCT. 22-23-24 OCT. 22-23-24 Kennedy • (Barbara A. Waifkus), W O O D C RES T C O T T O N ;W Evelyn, St., Oakville. FOR. THE: LITTLE TRICKSTERS MERRILL,—A son. Join Norman, REMNANTS Sept. 19 inJWaterbury Hospital to BA6 OF TEN CANDY MRS .Mr, and Mrs,. William M." Mer- 00 rill (Dorothy M. 'Cole), West Sid« Road, -Woodbury. 3ALt 3 *<<*- for J ONLY 31* Regularly 39c yd. '8UGNACKI — A, son:, Richard, * Francis, Sept. 29 in Waterbury This Is No Trick Treat "em Good Hospital to' Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Go From Rags To Remnants I cis R. Bugnaeki (Marion A. Mik- linevicus), Iroquis Road. OCT. 22-23-24 O C T. 2 2 - 2 3 - 2 4 OCT. 22-23-24 GULF — A daughter, Karen Lisa. G UARANTEED T O 8 R E A. K Oct. 6 in, Waterbury Hospital to Bag of 60 Mr. and Mrs. Herein F. Gule 6 Transistor (Eleanor J. Fontana), 169 Porter Spring Type DINNERWARE St. Golden Whear or Prowi.nc.ial RADIO RICKEVICIUS — A son. Paul, Oct. CLOTHESPINS 6 in, Waterbury Hospital to Mr. 16 pc. Starter Set and Mrs. Vito Rickevicius (Soc- • orro Escribano), 135 Augusta St., SALEM" Oakville. SALE 37* SALE 2" VAICHU8 — Tenth child, eighth, Regularly 6.97 • son, Andrew Steven, Oct. 6 in, >, Regularly ,2/1.00 Regularly 2.99 Waterbury. Hospital to Mr. and 4 Dinner Plates, 4 Cups, 4 Saucers, 4 Fruits " 'Cheap skate Special" * Mrs. Raymond P. Vaichus (Anna E. Litwinas), .585 Sunnyside Ave., Oakville. OCT. 2 2- 2 3 -2 4 FAMIGLIETTI — A son. Alan An- 'fhony, Oct. 6 in Waterbury Hos- pital to Mr.... and Mrs. Anthony A. For Your Favorite Witch Famiglietti (Marcia J. Gwiazdo- ski). 28 Ball Farm Road, Oak- ville. MORKIS — A. son, Daniel John. Oct.. 7 in, Waterbury Hospital to 10% OFF ON ALL LIVING ROOM SETS Mr. and Mrs. David, Robert Mor- kis (Sharon F. Gaylord), 4,0'Pond St.. Oakville. Floor Only FAUST — Twin boys. David An- drew and Christopher Davis. Oct., 4 in Waterbury Hospital to' Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Faust (Kar- OCT. 22-23-24 OCT. 2 2-2 3-24 OCT. 22-23-24 en Andrew)',, P: O. Box 116. ' Woodbury. Grandparents are Mr. M A G 1 C V A L U E and Mrs. Elbert Faust. Sherman INFANTS Muses Rubberized Heights,, Woodbury, and Mr. and 7 Mrs. Walter S. Andrew of Nauga- SEAMLESS NYLONS Hood with Jacket tuck. SALE T 7 STRUMPF — A daughter. Chris- tina Elizabeth, Oct. 8 in. St. NYLON SALE T Mary's Hospital to Mr., and Mrs. SALE 2 -. T Regukirty 1.99 Regukiriy 3.99' Rudolph H. Strumpf (Rosemarie Regularly 57c ea. E. Herrmann), Wood Park Drive. ' Sizes S, M, L DRESSES Sizes8'/2-ll A Terrific Buy For Dad MICHAUO — A son, .Joseph Jules. Oct. 7 in Waterbury Hospital to Mr. and -Mrs. Robert J. Midland OCT. 22-23-24 OCT. 2 2 -23 -24 (Patricia. W. •Lord),. 288. Platt Road. PHILOtEHDROHS HARTLEY — A son. Peter Wat- FALL HAROr MUMS • kins, Oct. 9 ™ 'Waterbury Hos- pital To Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. Hartley (Barbara J. Watkins). 123- Williamson, Circle, Oakville. ONLY ONLY 12*~ • 4" Fat • Different Varieties ROSSO — A 'daughter. Alison Bar- • IVY and ASSFD POTS bara, Oct. 15 in Wa.terbu.ry Hos- These Aren't Wilted!!, (only dead) pital tor Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph J. Fresh!!! (From the Trash Barrel I Russo. Jr. -(Barbara J. Varras- tro), Frances Ann, Drive, OCT. '2 2-23-24 OCT.. 2 2-23-24 OCT. 2 2-23-24 POIRIER — A-daughter,., Veronica AS ADVERTISED ON T.V. Ann. Oct. 16 in, Waterbury-Hos- Casper's 'Favorite' Grant's Exclusive pital to Mr. and Mrs. David R. Daniel' .Soowe Poirier (Theresa E. Padella). JIN6LE JUMP Litchfield Road. • BOXED FRONTIER GAMES SALE IV ATTACK SE3 T Regularly $1.00 SPOOK SINTERtNGS ONLY 68* Take The 'Jingle Out Of Your Jumpers ONLY T AND PLASTICS, flit • 1141 Main St. WATERTOWN PLAZA ONLY ' A WAT01TOWN • . A - . ftf e; 5^ .TO O ... i. y* i/l O 3 . H W OT« .3 TAW > £ 3 MIT I* W OT .;• I is .:;.#•? t a, PAGE 14 — TOWN TIMES (WATERTOWN, CONN.), OCT. ,22, 1984 . Joy Fails To Meeting Monday The Watertown Junior Chamber SpeakingProperty ' of.... . ' - of the Watertown HistoricalQualify In SocietyOf Commerce will hol d a special E.S.P. Holds Onto Half-Game meeting for prospective members "Beat Bing" Pley Monday evening, Oct. 26, at 8 BiU Jay fried a net 79-74—15^ Mitt TM ,i UP 'TO' 6 MONTHS TO PM Call .For Mobil Crtdlt Card, Holder* WALTON'S AUTO BODY ALSO AVAILABLE % Si Woodruff Avenu«, Watwtown — 274-5040 MobH Traction 4-Ply NYLON SNOW TIRES 'ImS1 ,bsst "In 'Body1 wont & '^snsml -pcpfllii - AT \m TMI»-U(W — Bnkt — Wisd Bdkmcinq ARMAND*S FUEL COMPANY 'TIRE DEPARTMENT AD Typ#s.Off, Autoinoftv# RcpoitWQ ' < ' 131 DAVIS STREET —t74-lS3* — OAKVI . - OfficUl State Tlr» llnifMCllM. SMHM WRECKER ON DUTY 24 HOURS Op«i D*riy T a,jm. I* 7 pjn. - ctmrnt S