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Vol. 43 No. 46 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $12 PER YEAR Car. Rt. P.S. PRICE 30 CENTS December 1, 1988 ft k Cafeterias On Road To Making Profits tworeportssubmiued to the Board ria Department made a profit of of Education and the central $7,595 in October, and one of Higher Prices For administration covering Septem- $10,588 in September, attributed School Lunches ber and October, said there was an mainly to the increases in ala carte approximate65percentparticipa- and lunch prices. Consequently, Overtake Deficits tion of the average daily school the department, which had been attendance during October in the running a deficit, had a mid-No- lunch program. In September, it vember overall profit of $5,601. Increases in the school lunch was calculated at 64.5 percent. The director said total expense prices at the town's public schools Meal prices, including milk, for labor was $828 lower in Octo- have not adversely affected over- are $ 1.20 per meal at the elemen- ber than during the same month in all participation in the lunch pro- tary schools, and $1.35 at the 1987. Food costs also were down gram, the school system's cafete- secondary level. Milk sold sepa- $3,408 compared to the same ria director has disclosed. rately is 30 cents a carton. month a year ago. Director Sandra Masayda, in Miss Masayda said the Cafete- "Choices of government com- modities are not as extensive as they have been in the past," Miss Scholarship Pageant Slated Masayda said, "however, maxi- mum use is continuing to be made Saturday At High School of those items available to help Ten area young women will control food costs." compete for the title of Miss The cost of paper products is Greater Watertown 1989 during holding steady, she continued.The th^ annual scholarship pageant paper bid this year was awarded to AN AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT was presented Monday night by Saturday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the DuMouchel Paper Co., Board of Education Chairman John Beeler to the Griffin School fifth the Watertown High School audi- whereas in Ihe past the Eastern grade of teacher Girard Canty, here represented by student Jessica torium, 324 French St. Bag Co. had won the bid for sev- Putetti, for its Project Disposal project which resulted in a greater awareness among town officials of the types of foam and plastic The pageant, the 10th spon- (Continued on page 10) materials used in the school cafeterias. The class asked for the removal sored by the Oakville-Watertown of nonbiodegradable items it believes are harmful to the environment, Chapter of the UNICO Club, will Brogna Named such as plastic forks and spoons, and foam cups. (Vaiuckas Photo) offer a $1,250 top-prize scholar- ship to the winner, $800 scholar- ship to the first runner-up, and a Asst. Coach At $500 scholarship to the second^ Watertown High I School Payments Listing runner-up. WatenownHighSchool'smost The contestants, and what their versatile athlete of all time has Boggles Board Member talents will be, are: JcssicaGrilley, returned to one of his venues of 18, ofWatertown, gymnastics/jazz The innocuous little formality checks should strictly be an ad- stardom as coach of the boys jun- dance to the "Jellicle Ball" from ior varsity basketball coach. of approving School Department ministrative function for the busi- the Broadway musical "Cats"; bills at Board of Education meet- ness manager, and removed from School Superintendent Blaise Kelley Hughson, 20, of Water- Kimberly Groody A. Salemo reported at Monday ings came under sharp criticism the Board's meeting agenda. town, singing "New York State of from one of the members at Few questions over the bill '88 Pageant Queen night's Board of Education meet- Mind"; Gayle Antonio, 21, of ing Rico Brogna has been ap- Monday night's session. listing supplied to Board mem- "Romeo and Juliet"; Carolyn Watertown, flute rendition of "A pointed jay vce coach at WHS for "I don't know why a poli- bers at its meetings ever surface. Time for Us" from the play (Continued on page 11) cymakingbody approves the bills" Mr. Mullen once before addressed the 1988-89 season, atastipendof for the School Department, la- the matter and asked it be looked $1,326. mented member James B. Mullen into. First Marking Period Honor Mr. Brogna, a June graduate of Jr. He said okaying the routine However, School Superinten- Watertown High, currently is in invoices and sending out the dent Blaise A. Salemo said it has Roll Announced For Swift the Detroit Tigers' minor league beenrecommendedbytheBoard's baseball system. He lettered in legal counsel that the educating The Honor Roll students for the first marking period at Swift Junior three sports while at WHS—foot- ' ' : •••'"•• • body did have responsibility over High School have been announced by Principal Joseph A. Mercier. ball, baseball, and basketball— BethkhemNcws.....]4& 15 the bills. Furthermore, he said, the They are: and is Watertown's career point Births 7.I7&31 state Department of Education Grade 8, First Honors leader in basketball. Hook Report 23 knew of no school board that didn't Velena Chak, Bengt Enquist, Anne Evans, Kelly Freemantel, He willbe reporting back to his BridgeClub. /5 oversee its day to day school Brigitt Gugliotti, Heather Heverling, Robert King, Jennifer professional baseball training in Lautenschlager, Tara Lee, Danielle Saucier, Tim Scursso, Michael Calendar. IS&I9 expenditures. the early spring. "Given ihe opportunity of going Sharoh, Dawn Sharp, and Nicole Tsocanos. In other coaching appoint- Churches S&I3 between accuracy and consistency, Second Honors ments, Bob Rogers was named Classifieds 10&31 we always go with consistency," Kathryn Andrews, Antonia Antico, Daron Arisian, Kristine Baker, coach for the boys freshmen bas- Dining Out IS, 19 & 20 mused member Joseph Gugliotti, Peter Beaumont, Nicole Blanchard, Alicia Bodor, Derek Buono, Jen- ketball team, and Deborah Gugli- nifer Buono, Michael Caporuscio, Grace Cavallo, Christian Chance, LegciNotices II who chairs the Board's Budget otti was tabbed for the assistant Committee. Mark Chiaravalloti, Mario Cipriano, Carol Cole, Denise Collins, girls basketball spot. Both appoint- Music Notes 16 Jennifer DeAngelis, Caroline Demirs, Maura Diorio, Kelli Donahue, Mr. Mullen said the procedure ments are for 1988-89, and carry a Tim Dunbar, Jennifer Eazarsky, David Ebreo, Jason Geise, Robert Nevsbeat .5 is "hypocritical," since the bills compensation of $ 1,326. Gillette, and Hans Govertsen. Obituaries 4 & 6 likely already have been paid. Lesley E. Murray has been Robert Giesen, school business Also: Jessica Graboski, Jill Greene, Jason Guiditta, Leah Halfon, appointed a cafeteria aide at Police nloiter. 27 Rachel lacovone, Jason Krantz, James LaMadeleine, Rachel Lessard, Realty Neves - II manager, said the checks don't Heminway Park School for two officially go out until the day after Ashleigh Long, Marisa Longo, Christine Loomis, Kelly Lukosevage, hours per day at a pay rate of Servicemen 19 a Board meeting. Jennifer Mancini, Christie McGrane, Richard Maclina, Rita Noz- $5.83, effective Nov. 17. She re- zolillo, Tara O'Donnell, Catherine Orsini, Christine Palmer, Anna Showcase 29 Mr. Mullen also acknowledged places Miss Gugliotti, the coach, Spnrts,.,.,-, .. Mt-rtfi, Maria Perugini, and Andrew Pion. who resigned her aide position at (Continued on page 32) (Continued on page 10) Heminway Park. Page 2 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December I, 1988 Propertywil lof beheld Saturday,Dec.3,frothe Watertownm The bazaar will feature quilts Historical, Thousands of Connecticutresi Society- Founded in 1947,TFTha s evolved Christmas Bazaar 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the First Con- country crafts, baked goods, candy, dents receive home health care as- from a small Los Angeles-area The annual United Methodist gregational Church, DeForest St. Christmas decorations, and wood- sistance each day, and an impor- project to a nationwide annual "Dickens of a Christmas Bazaar" working. A luncheon will be tant component of the care is the campaign. Ship Earlvwatertownhistoricalsociety.org And Save! served from 11 a.ra. to 1:30 p.m., service of a Homemaker/Health According to Cile Decker, re- and Santa Claus will be on hand Aide. gional manager of Coldwell Holiday Packages to Send? from 10 a.m. to 12 noon for pic- The day will honor the dedi- Banker Residential Real Estate, tures. cated people who serve clients residents who would like to con- The annual roast beef dinner throughout the state. Inobservance tribute but are unable to visit a Illnil INMMII will be held Friday, Dec. 2, with of the day, the Watertown Public collection center can arrange for Specializing in gift wrapping sittings at 5:15 and 6:30 p.m. Ba- Health Nursing Association will pick-up by calling any Coldwell & packaging for shipping bysitting will be provided for recognize the contributions made Banker office. With this Ad 50« OFF young children. to the community by its Home- Mothers Of Twins 1 package shipped Tickets will be for adults, sen- maker/Home Health Aide. The Waterbury Area Mothers Expires 12/10/88 ior citizens, and children. Call274- of Twins Club will hold its regular Conic Sec Our Fine Selection 3785 for reservations. Toys For Tots monthly meeting Wednesday, Dec. of Hand-Galled Gilts for Coldwell Banker will be join- 7, at 7:30 pjn. at the Waterbury Holiday Giving. Health Aide Day ing forces with the U.S. Marine Hospital, Room 275,64 Robbins Crestwood Plaza, Watertown The Connecticut Association Corp Reserve this holiday season St, Waterbury. Mon.-Fri. 9:30-6:00 of Home Care (CAHQ has de- in a local Toys for Tots campaign Sat. 10:00-3:00 Janet Dember of Waddell and Phone: 274-7735 /< Store Hours Meat Center Sale effective November 30 Monday-Wednesday thru December 6, 1988 andi !Saturday< f8- '6 Right reserved to Thurs. & Friday 8-8 limit quantities. Sunday 8-2 Not responsible for Telephone 274-2714 HEMINWAY PLACE typographical errors. 485 Main Street Watertown Sink \bur Teeth Into These Food Values and S4I/E USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF USDA CHOICE GRADE (LOIN) TOP ROUND SEMI-BONELESS BONELESS BEEF LONDON BROIL PRIME RIB STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK n.2.09 lb 3.39 FRESH GRADE 'A' QUALITY SMOKED MEAT FAVORITES! TIME FOR A NEW ENGLAND BOILED DINNER! Chicken Leg Quarters LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS lb .39 ib.69 TRIPLE M or COLONIAL | OO Smoked Daisy Rolls. 1 .if it GRADE 'A' WHOLE or SPUT TOBIAS FIRST PRIZE « __ Fresh Chicken Breasts Polska Kielbasa ib l.yy BEEF UP YOUR BUDGET! USDA CHOICE (EYE ROUND) ibl.39 DELICATESSEN Butterknife Steaks .2.49 Cold Cuts sliced the way YOU like! USDA CHOICE BEEF Planning on entertaining this Holiday Season? Our Top Blade Steaks .1.69 Deli is a great place for quality Party Planers and USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF fresh Salads. Just let us know how many guests you Top Round Roast ovc .1.89 expect, and we'd handle the rest. Count on us. USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF ROYALIST (WATER ADDED) -| r-j Q Chuck Fillet Roast p, ,1.59 STRICTLY FRESH n in Lean Domestic Hamib 1. / " Filet of Scrod .2.49 LAND O LAKES -1 STRICTLY FRESH -j nn American Cheese 1 , USDA CHOICE GRADE BEEF Cleaned Smelts u, 1. / " SWIFT'S HARD OR SIRLOIN TIP STRICTLY FRESH r\ t\t\ Genoa Salami OVEN ROAST Filet of Sole .3.99 HANSEL N GRETEL "3 O Q STRICTLY FRESH g O Q Turkey Breast ROASTED »> «5. £ *) Jumbo Sea Scallops . D. «J>" FINLAND1A IMPORTED lb 1,89 LARGE 36/« COUNT_ Jt QQ Swiss Cheese « Shell-On Shrimp .4.S/S7 MOTHER GOOSE -| Fine Liverwurst ib 1 . USDA CHOICE (CUT FROM LOIN) NEVER-FAIL TRUCKLOflBk OVEN ROAST SPECIAL COUPON SAVINGS VRIUES " ANY BRAND HOLIDAY SEAFOOD TRUCKLOAD SALE I ONE POUND PACKAGE i ib2.59 Save big on ail your Holiday Seafood favorites at our | Sliced Bacon 5(K off! "THE SUNDAY ROAST" special Truckload Sale, coming December 10 & 11. Vklid M Watertown Meat Center with coupon thru December 6. 191 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn.Society) December 1, 198 8 Page 3 is the vice president. 14 feet, although most of them are tems to include a curriculum on Otlier officers include: Mary in the popular 6- to 8-foot range. learning better skills of living. Mcssengev,sci;retary;Mrs.Freder- The Lions Club is known for Art League Meeting ick Camp, oreasurer; Mrs. Crow- its work in community service and watertownhistoricalsociety.org The Watertown Art League will ell, curator; John Ferguson, audi- its support of research on eye dis- hold its monthly meeting Friday, tor; Mrs. John Barker, board of eases. It has joined the effons of Dec. 2, at8 p.m. in thecommunity directors, three years; Francis clubs around the world to combat room of the Thomaston Savings Current, board, two years; Walter drug abuse. Shannon, board, one year, Kath- Bank, 565 Main St. erine Current, membership chair- This is done by encouraging Ed Harrison will presentapro- woman; and Mr. Current, public- youngsters to become aware of gram on the "Classic Art of Poster ity chairman. the dangers of substance abuse, Painting." The meeting is free of and by encouraging school sys- charge to the public. Lions Planning Yule Tree Sale Car Wrecks Are Dangerous To Your Health! The Watertown Lions Club has received delivery of nearly 500 Christmas trees for its annual sale during December, the organiza- A DELIVERY OF NEARLY 500 Christmas trees was received by the tion has announced. Watertown Lions Club for its annual local sale, slated for the first two The sale, again planned for the weekends in December at the Walerlown Plaza, Main Street. Heading Watertown Plaza, Main Street, is ( ; up the group are Al Dodge, Lions president standing to the right of the scheduled for two Fridays, Dec. 2 tree at center, and Alan Blum, tree sale chairman at left of tree. (Lions and 9, from 4 to 8:30 p.m.; and Photo) Saturdays and Sundays, Dec. 3- Almost every auto Watch for these Danger Sic 10 and Dec. 4-11, from 9 a.m. to 5 accident causes neck 1. HEADACHES, DIZZM AARP Chapter p.m. The sale also will include or lower back injury 2. NERVOUS TENSION Historians Set oi which the victim 3. NECK & LOWER BACK PAIN Christmas Party tree stands, wreaths, and display may not be immedi- 4. ARM & SHOULDER PAIN OR NUMBNESS Next Meeting; boxes. ately aware. 5. NAUSEA OR INDIGESTION Slated Tuesday Choose Officers This year's trees primarily are The Stone Chiropractic Center is a Diagnostic and The American Association of the balsam fir, which has soft Treatment Center Designed to Successfully Treat These The Watertown Historical needles about 1-inch long. This Retired Persons (AARP) Chapter Society will meet Thursday, Dec. Signs of Whiplash 548 of Watertown will hold its variety is known for holding its 8, at 8 p.m. at the society's 22 needles for an extended period. annual Christmas party Tuesday, Not Insurances DeForest St. museum. The trees range in height from 5 to Dec. 6, at 12 noon at The West- Professor George Murray of Pay For Your Treatment bury Room, 666 Thomaston Road. the University of Connecticut will The party will be in lieu of a present a slide and lecture pro- I IF YOU ARE \ monthly meeting. The chapter's gram about Colonial roads and I TOO BUSY 1989 dues will be accepted prior turnpikes, including Straits Turn- STONE to each monihly meeting. & to address your Christmas or pike. The regular meeting will .^ holiday cards, invitations, thank CHIROPRACTIC Entertainment will be provided follow after the presentation. » you notes, etc., we will hand by Ed LaPlante and The Boys. Refreshments will be served. & write them for you. CENTER Reservations with payment may The public is invited freeof charge. & U quality is a must call be made to Dorothy Rice, 88 Cobb The society has announced its 1044 Main Street St., B-4, Oakville 06779. slate of officers for 1989. John Delma V. Way In case of inclement weather, Pillis returns for another term as Adiii d Suite 16 Watertown postponement news will be broad- president, and Florence Crowell cast on area radio stations. For An Appointment Call: 274-5484 The chapter reports recent food collections by senior citizens for SEMONES the Watertown Food Bank were Upholstery Company successful, and those contributing CUSTOM have been acknowledged for their UPHOLSTERY donations. • Home • Auto The chapter's board of direc- • Marine • Frame Repairs tors will meet Wednesday, Jan. 4, • Cushions at the Falls Avenue senior center Refilled • Kitchen Chairs in Oakville. The next membership • Antiques Restored meeting has been slated for Wed- • Upholstery Supplies nesday, Jan. 18, at 1:30 p.m. at the center. SWEDEN Table Runners Tree Skirts • Tomte Figures , Pepparkak or Ginger Snap Cookies 699 Main Street Natural Swedish Preserves Watertown DENMARK PORTUGAL 274-9971 Hand Painted QUALITY EDUCATIONAL TOYS Pottery BRIO • PLAYMOBIL • LAUR1 GERMANY ENGLAND AMBI • FLEXIBLOCKS • GAMES Nutcrackers Decorated SWAGS GERMAN NUTCRACKERS • MUSIC BOXES Pyramids Placemats Coili itatlt D »lls •»»««ti • Msntiimuy Beer Steins and Coasters Sc»»ollu«i« • CriH & Scitnc. Kill • Bolt! WREATHS Hummels BOUGHS Rotkim Ktrm • M«!ic»l Tor. Plain & Decorated HUE WRAPPING — LAYAWAY Christmas Trees A 10-5, T, W, Th, F 10-8, Sat. 10-5, Si I. 11-3 FRESH CUT • BALLED & BURLAPPED ROPING CEMETERY Balsam, Douglas Fir BOXES POINSETTIAS Colorado & Norway Spruce $2O00 to $9500 VIDEO DEPOT GIFT BOXED AMARYLLIS BULBS & PAPERWHITES 669 Main Street. Watertown 274-9800 —Artificial Silk rf^ Christmas Tree Lights Christmas Trees **, .. £&. Tree Stands 2' to 1W ytMlfmf*. Garlands NEED A GIFT IDEA? Wreaths Ornaments Roping Tree Skirts We have Nintendo Accessories Stockings and otlier gift ideas. The Red Barn Gift Shoppe and Come in and browse Hosking's Nursery 114 Porter Street Watertown NO MEMBERSHIP FEE!! OPEN EVERY DAY 11-8:30 • SATURDAY from 10 a.m. 274-8889 Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30; Thurs. 9-8; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 10-5 Page 4 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn. of) Decembe ther 1, 198 Watertown8 Historical Society time to listen to someone's words. Dains Sr. of Watertown; abrother, Simon Bensavage Sr, 70, of 153 Shoveling walkways, cleaning Cadman Bulkus of Bethlehem; Greenwood St., husband of Ihe leaves from gutters, vacuuming three grandchildren; eight great- late Maude (Carvin) Bensavage, Town Timeswatertownhistoricalsociety.org, Inc. rugs after a long weekend of par- grandchildren; and several nieces were held Saturday, Nov. 26, at Published weekl). Subscription rales are *12 within I itchricld ties, Fran was always there to give and nephews. 9:15 a.m. from the Albini Funeral is^ri$MVJCV!|^§ifSiOifif located in fJieCapozri. Professional JfuiWing, 1192 Main St^Waf - his all wiih no questions asked. Home, Waterbury, to St. John the teriown. Second class posh: paui >x'^:^.':'L ;ow.a Ct. ' .• / Always caring, always devot- William C. Lcgge Evangelist Church for a Mass at 10 a.m. Burial was in SL James For news arid infornsatfon. :ca3s 21&S72i. Address mail ing his time and effort to Ihose Funeral services for William TOWN THIKS, t»O JW.1 ' i' • - -'people who came to rely upon him C. Legge, 73, of 48 Hungerford Cemetery. a.m. to 5 p.m. A to make the Watertown Golf Club Ave., Waterbury, were held Mon- Mr. Bensavage died Monday 3 p.m. Wednesday; Closed \yeekmels. ' ' . ^ what it is today. To be one of day, Nov. 28, at 8:30 a.m. from the evening, Nov. 21, at Waterbury pos rMASTEi - i },p,o "Fran's employees" was a special Bergin Funeral Home, Waterbury, Hospital after a brief illness. Box 1, Watertown, Cf., 06795. : honor—to be one of "Fran's to St. Patrick's Church for a Mass Mr. Bensavage was bom in friends" was an even greater one. at 9 a.m. Burial was in Calvary Waterbury, July 12,1918,asonof William E. Simmons. Publisher Now, after 23 years of dedi- Cemetery. the late Simon and Veronica Tommy Value!;- } cated service, it's said he's not the Mr. Legge died Thursday, Nov. (Yankunas) Bensavage, and had Office Manager; Carul; i i M ger,and man for (he job. Why? Because he 24, at the Waterbury Nursing resided in Watertown most of his judj Muiv and Lynn K. !(u • Vlartlm dedicated too much. To end 23 Center. A U.S. Army veteran of life. He was a communicant of St. Stammer, Production Supervisory Berriice Prise, Lrads LoRassii years of a person's livelihood for World War II, he was a member of John the Evangelist Church. He • . - • • • . •• . . '. • so vague a reason leaves a lot of the Oakville Veterans of Foreign was employed as a foreman by the and Odette Sirois; Cir. people bewildered. Wars Post 7330. Heminway & Bartlett Manufac- •S ' : us?: . '•• It's not a surprise to see how He leaves two sons; a brother; turing Co. for 31 years before re- many people (friends, family, ac- four sisters, including Mrs. Jane tiring in 1978. : ..• • ADVERT". TOWN* T» IKS wSI make ivcr quaintances) have jumped to Atwood of Oakville; agrandchild; He leaves three sons, Charles, ... •• ...... •:... ..,.:•. •• .. ; ...... Fran's defense. Fran still has more and several nieces and nephews. John, and Louis Bensavage, all of graphic*! rri'ir* in advertiscinnilB. ho! wil gladly reprint, «i!h.«( diurg,-, list true friends than most people will Watertown; a daughter, Mrs. ever make in their lifetime. Miss Olga Kantor Edward (Barbara) Maglio Jr. of It is these same true, suppor- Funeral services for Miss Olga Waterbury; three brothers, Frank tivepeoplewhohavemadeiteasier Kantor, 63, of 42 Rockdale Ave., Bensavage of Bethlehem, George to get up each day knowing your Oakville, wereheldSaturday.Nov. Bensavage of Oakville, and Ben- job is no longer there. In today's 26, at 9:15 a.m. from the O'Neill jamin Bensavage of St. Peters- Letters To The Editor! job market, one cannot begin to Funeral Home, Oakvillc, 10 St. burg, Fla.; three sisters, Miss Joan imagine where to find a loyal Mary Magdalen Church for a Mass Bensavage of Oakville, Mrs. Editor young people, and people of all individual that will extend him- at 10 a.m. Burial was in Mount Walter (Martha) Grady and Mrs. Town Times ages, too, are getting killed and self beyond the scope of his job Olivet Cemetery. Richard (Anastasia) Leroy, both Dear Sir: killing other people in their cars. description as Fran has done for so Miss Kantor died Wednesday, ofWaterbury; two grandsons; and MADD, Mothers Against Sincerely, long. Nov. 23, at Waterbury Hospital several nieces and nephews. Drunken Drivers, recommends Catherine S. Goodkin Dedication is a special word; a after a brief illness. that all concerned, involved, and 855 Northfield Road word for people whodo just that— Miss Kantor was bom in Wa- Mrs. Maurice A. Young interested persons lie a red ribbon dedicate themselves for the bet- tertown, Feb. 2, 1925,daughterof Funeral services for Mrs. Ger- on their car during this holiday Editor terment of others, not for people the late Philip and Rose (Koltko) trude (Nichols) Young, 95, of 32 season. Town Times, who dictate so others can follow. Kantor, and lived in Oakvillc for Gary Road, Enfield, a Waterbury Theredribbonjustmightserve Dear Sir: Again to dedicate ... we ad- more than 40 years. She was native, were held Saturday, Nov. as a reminder to someone who has Dedication ... to set apart for, dress this letter to him as a sign of employed many years as office 26, at 8:45 a.m. from the Mulville consumed too much alcohol not to to devote to, a special purpose. respect and honor and apprecia- manager for the Connecticut Funeral Home, Waterbury, to the drive. It's just a chance. We have Words that mean many things to tion for all those years of loyal Manufacturing Co. of Waterbury. Immaculate Conception Church to try everything when so many many people. service. She graduated from Watertown for a Mass at 9:30 a.m. Burial was Francis Fenn—a man of dedi- Sincerely, High School and from Post Junior in Riverside Cemetery, Waterbury. •"V^*WW"WHrW' Blue Seal Feeds cation to the Watertown Golf Club Friends of Francis Fenn College, Waterbury. She was a Mrs. Young died Thursday Rock Salt - Fine Salt for the past 23 years. His service Lake Road U.S. Navy veteran of World War morning, Nov. 24, at the Kimberly Fertilizer - Lawn - Garden to his customers and to his staff II, serving as a seaman first class. Hall Nursing Home after a long Dog Foods - Purina - Wayne were his No. 1 priority. Seven She also served wi(h the Naval illness. She was the widow of Scott - Lawn - Products days a week, whether it be tending Fer Mel - Milorganite Reserve from 1954 to 1958. Miss Maurice A. Young. Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss the bar, making a quick breakfast, Kantor was a communicant of St. Mrs. Young was a teacher in Decorative Bark - Fertilizers preparing dinners, organizing Mrs. Gordon Dains Mary Magdalen Church, and a the Slamford school system for 36 Hay - Straw - Shavings parties, however large or small, Funeral services for Mrs. Anne member of its Catholic Women's years, had taught in the Waterbury Bag Balm - Maple Syrup Fran was there giving his 100 G. "AuntBillie" Dains, 82, of 23- Organization. school system for seven years, and percent. D Skyhollow Court, Oakvillc, She leaves two broihers, Mi- retired in 1964. H.S. Coe Co.| formerly of Bethlehem, were held Not only was he the permittee, chael Kantor of Walertown and She leaves four sisters, includ- 45 Freight St. Tuesday, Nov. 29, at 11 a.m.atthc he was a friend; no matter how Philip Kantor of Oakville; five ing Mrs. Lucy Leonard of Water- | Waterbury 754-617 Woodbury Funeral Home of busy he was, he always found the sisters, Mrs. James (Helen) Mc- town; and several nieces and neph- Munson Lovetere. Burial was in Carthy of Mesa, Ariz., Mrs. Mau- ews. new Noah Cemetery, Woodbury. rice (Anne) Dee ofWaterbury, Mrs. ...Let Us Mrs. Dains, the widow of Peter (Margaret) Mcdgansis of Eugene J. Pantaleo Sr. Gordon W. Dains, died Friday, Bridgeport, Miss Kalherine Kan- Funeral services with full mili- id!Ste>*** Show You Nov. 25, at her home. tor and Miss Ruth Kantor, both of tary honors for Eugene J. Pantaleo She was born May 28,1906, in Oakville; and several nieces and Sr., 65, of 149 Main St., Seymour, How to Save Waterbury, daughter of the late nephews. husband of Helen M. (Collins) John and Dominicella (Martisius) Memorial contributions maybe Pantaleo, were held Saturday, Nov. On Custom Quality Bulkus. She retired from the made to St. Mary Magdalen 26, from the Spinelli-Malerba Oakville Pin Shop, a division of School, Buckingham Street, Funeral Home, Ansonia, to Holy Window Shades and Blinds the Scovill Manufacturing Co., Oakville 06779. Rosary Church in Ansonia for a Fwiurinj Vtrtical MM) • Mini Blinds • MuM Skulls • Balloon ShjJis & Mort after 25 years. She worked for the f tM Stop »t HWM — iKliiiiiitt fia Pnhnjjul Miaswiji * lKt>ll"lio» Mass at9 a.m. Burial was in Mount t dt Dufour Brothers Bus. Co. Mrs. St. Peter's Cemetery in Derby. Z"** %£22 2740029 -«'r Dains was an avid bingo player. Joseph Simon Bensavage Mr. Pantaleo died Thursday, She leaves a son, Gordon F. Funeral services for Joseph Nov. 24, at Ihe Hospital of SL Raphael in New Haven after a glass frmirror long illness. From the Staff and (Continued on page 6) Frame n' Art Management of Fine Art Prints Oils the designated Posters Graphics Official Florist Limited Reproductions Mirror Art Over WOO mouldings to choose from! BEST WISHES 228 Main Scrcel. Oakvillc t ^__ TO ALL THE 274-7030 tSmi l0 •4 Wee CONTESTANTS OF THE MISS GREATER WATERTOWN PAGEANT f on DECEMBER 3RD CUSTOM DRAPERIES Don'i suffer needlessly from . CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES . SLIP COVERS headaches, painful joints, dizzi- Agnew Florist ness, stiffness and pain. Our . WINDOW SHADES . WOVEN WOODS personalized family hedllh & pain .VERTICAL BLINDS rdiel center is your heallhcare . SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 274-3805 or 2784-6975 alternative. WE MEASURE . MAKE . INSTALL 650 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN "Ask Your Friends & Neighbors About Us" M • . — FAMILY HEALTH & RUN KKLIEI •HB"DB«B K. Innalmo, D(. e', Chliopraclli 36 Center St. 380 Main St.. Suit- S. Wowctown. CT 06795 WATERBURY 274-8B5S Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn. Society) December 1, 1988 Page 5 water. Watertown officials refused 2 Hospice Events Restaurant, Main Street. Newsbeat and said it included more than the Clown, Magic Shows town's fair share of costs for A Tree of Remembrance bene- fit sale will be conducted by the Professional clown and magic watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWaterbury's new filtration plant shows from Strawberry Produc- Briefs The authority did increase its hospice: Project Care program LORAINE Sunday, Dec. 4, from 2 to 3 p.m. at tions in Chicopee, Mass., will be A water rate agreement with charges to users, building up a the Depot Square Mall, Depot performed Wednesday, Dec. 28, GARDENS the city of Waterbury has been fund of aboutS1.2 million in back Street. in the Watertown High School au- reached by the Water and Sewer payments owed to Waterbury, Persons will be able to assist ditorium. Authority, and was approved according to David Minnich, as- the hospice program through the A circus-style clown will per- unanimously by the commission- sistant town manager and finance purchase of a red, green, or gold form 30 minutes of non-stop fun ers at their Nov. 22 meeting. Wa- director. Of that, $800,000 is gift in memory of a deceased loved through comedy and the mystery terbury asked the town in the expected to be paid to the city one. of magic. Two performers will summer of 1986 to increase its once the agreement is signed. A The 12 volunteers who com- feature skits of magic, skills ,and payment from 43 cents per cubic change in the water rate structure pleted the latest hospice training comedy guaranteed to tickle some 100 feet of water to $1.99 per also is being proposed by a con- program will be honored today ribs. cubic feet, or 110 percent of what sultant, and the concept will go to (Thursday) at a 6:30 p.m. celebra- city residents then paid for their a public hearing in early 1989. Call the DHS at 274-5411, ext. tion dinner slated for Heminway's 255 for further information. The CLOTHES LINE WOMEN'S AND JUNIOR APPAREL CASUAL TO CAREER FASHION ACCESSORIES (fautd Ofieetutf SfieciaU Saturday, December 3 STOREWIDE SALES Burst a Balloon & Receive a Special Discount SAVE UP TO 25% FREE FREE Christmas Coffee & Wrapping Donuts Starting Dec. 3 Special Christmas Hours Monday 10-6 Tuesday-Friday 10-8 Saturday 10-5 Bob & Laure Proulx Sunday 12-5 Joe fit Susan ReilJy-Parent 1175 Main Street — Owners — GIFT CERTIFICATES Watertown LAYAWAYS 945-0275 Page 6 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 PropertyCo of. in Seymou ther for mor eWatertown than 15 including Sherry Ann Pantale oHistorical of Society years until his retirement in 1985. Oakville; a brother, 20 grandchil- Besides his wife, he leaves five dren; and several nieces and neph- (Continued from page 4) sons, including Ernest L. Pantaleo ews. He was employed at Keyritwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge of Watertown; four daughters, Garden Club Session Dec. 8 The Watertown Garden Club will meet Thursday, Dec. 8, at 12 noon in the Friends Gallery of the Watertown Library, 470 Main St. At 1 p.m., Jane Baker will demonstrate ideas for Christmas decorations. Before moving to Watertown, Mrs. Baker was a public school teacher. In Watertown, she taught adult education in such subjects as art, clay, and stencilling. She has an interest in all forms of crafts and painting. 266 Main St. During her demonstration she Oakville will show how stencilling can be - used with various Christmas deco- rations. She also plans to useavail- 274-7927 able natural materials such as red bark dogwood and greens for Mon. - Sat. decorations in the home. 10:30 - 9 Hostesses for ihe afternoon will be Anita Dori and Mrs. Carl Sunday Richmond. 12 -8 , T> T DT A r**r IT'S NOT QUITE AS OLD as the history of the Jolly 01' Elf himself, R.J. BLACK but this Santa Claus suit adorning Tony D'Ambrosi has been estimated Christmas Gift Ideas & SON, INC. at being some 70 years old as it's been passed down for years through Movie Rental Coupon Books Sales & Service the family. The natty red velvet suit and the man inside will be appearing at the Depot Square Mall Saturday, Dec. 3, and again on Dec. Video Family Albums -Your. Solar Hot Water 17 to greet youngsters and give away some special gifts. (Valuckas Efficient Evacuated Photo) Pictures on Video Tape Set to Music. Tube Design Water Pumps & i • Transfer to Video Tape your Old • Water Conditioners Button? Free Java! free, bottomless cup of coffee at Residents who are seen sport- Joe Ro's Coffee Shop or Thiiraaston Road Heminway's Restaurant, both on Home Movies. 2 Watertown 274-8853 K ing one of the new "I Love Water- town" buttons will be entitled to a Main Street, on Wednesday, Dec. 7. The catch is the tri-colored Gift Certificates Available promotional buttons by the Wa- ter-Oak Chamber of Commerce FOR must be purchased, however, fora nominal price at ci Iher of the two WOMEN ONLY establishments, or at Raymond's Jewelers, Best Foot Forward, or FAMOUS BRAND the local office of Thomaston NAMES * STOP IN FOR FREE DRAWING * Savings Bank, and worn on Wed- NO PURCHASE NECESSARY nesday for the free coffee. si^g 1650 Westwood Shopping Plaza The buttons were first unveiled 17 Watertown Ave., Waterbury 753-9245 at the Oktoberfest. All proceeds Mon. - Sat. 10-9 • Sunday 9-5 AND UNDER go toward the local chamber. e Featuring: DuPont Stainmaster Nylon Saxony $QQC00* 60 SaSq. YdsYds. .Comoletel Completelvy InstalleInstalledd 3/T/^J Choice of 16 Colors 'Slight extra charge for installation on Wall-to-Wall with Vi" Foam Pad concrete or upholstered stairways • FLEX INSTANT CREDIT • Up To $5,000°° (For Qualified Buyers) 90 Days - Same As Cash Terms CARPET BARN CARPET MILL OUTLET 250 Porter Street, Watertown 274-6851 or 274-0155 Monday - Saturday 10-5 Thursday 'til 8 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn. Society) December I, 1988 Pag e 7 Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. David CarlAbromaitisofWaterbury.and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hinman (San( - fatner js Jo h Hol, of Cedar Lombardi (Catherine Sulli) of Wa- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Izzi of didra Owens) of Waterbury. GrandGrand- Grove NJ tertown. Grandparents are Ther- Waterbury. Great-grandparents are parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur watertownhistoricalsociety.orgesa Desjardins of Waterbury, Mr. Elizabeth Izzi of Waterbury, Jo- Hinman of Oakville and Mr. and BEAUDRY—A daughter, Eliza- and Mrs. George Sulli of Burling- sephine Laltanzio of Oakville, and beth Anne, Nov. 6 at Waterbury Mrs. GeorgeOwens of Waterbury. • MARJORIE ONEILL • ton, and Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abromaitis. Great-grandmothers are Helene • FVNERAL DIRECTOR • Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lombardi Sr., of Watertown. Beaudry (Chlora Mikolanz) of 55 Hinman and Elizabeth Obar, both Eddy St., Oakville. Grandparents CHRISTOLINI—A daughter, of Waterbury. FAMHJLIETTI—A son, John Janine Marie, Nov. 5atSL Mary's JohnCONcill are Mrs. Florence Beaudry and Francis Jr., Nov. 3 at St. Mary's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mikolanz, all Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MONTESANO—A daughter, Hospital in Waterbury, to Mr. and Christolini (Deborah Lockhart) of of Waterbury. Caitlin Holly, Nov. 10 at Water- 742 Main Street, Oakville Mrs. John Famiglietti (Louise Waterbury. Grandparents are Jo- bury Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy) of Watertown. Grandparents Connecticut • 06779 LANGIN—A son, Ryan Mat- sephine Christolini of Waterbury, Peter Montesano (Susan Holly) of 203-274-3005 arePasqualeFamigliettiofWater- Mario Christolini of Waterbury, thew, Nov. 2 at Waterbury Hospi- Watertown. Grandparents are Mr. •JOHN O'NEILL • town, and Mr. and Mrs. Mario and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lock- tal, to Mr. and Mrs. Terrence and Mrs. Arthur Holly and Mr. • FUNERAL DIRECTOR • Colavecchio of WolcoU. Great- hart of Thomaston. Great-grand- and Mrs. Edmund Montesano, all Langin (Karen Morrone) of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. • EMBALMER • Oakville. Grandparents are Arlene parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael of Bloomfieid, NJ. Great-grand- Lloyd Styan of Canada, and Mr. Vemovai,Sr.,ofOakville,andMr. and Alfred Morrone of Wolcott, and Mrs. Sam Messino of Wolcott. and Hugo Langin of Waterbury. and Mrs. John Biondi of Florida. Great-grandparents are Martha MACEDONIA—A daughter, Charlie Fenn's Haircutters and Alfred Morrone of Wolcott, HINMAN—A son, James Carl, and Julia Farrell of Walerbury. Marissa Lee, Sept 28 at Water- Nov. 3 at SL Mary's Hospital, to 'The Best Little Hair House in Connecticut" bury Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. HABEGGER—A son, Jacob Richard Macedonia (Bonnie FUEL OIL Timothy, Oct. 20 at Waterbury Haray) of Bellamy Lane, Bethle- Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy hem. Grandparents are Mr. and Habegger (Karen Swenson) of Mrs. Bruno Macedoniaof Oxford, Waterbury. Grandparents are Mr. and Alice Smith of Goshcn. Great- per gal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 85$ C.O.I). and Mrs. E. Alfred Swenson of Jefferson, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hiltz of Florida. Chester Habegger of Watertown. Great-grandparents are Mr. and ABROMAITIS—A son, Michael Strileckis 00 Co. Mrs. Leroy Harding of Fort Joseph, Nov. 2 at St. Mary's Hos- Wayne, Ind.,andAdella Habegger pital, to Mr. and Mrs. James Abro- 274-4364 of Ossian, Ind. maitis (Marian Izzi) of Waterbury. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SN0WPL0W1NG • FIREWOOD MAROUN—Adaughter, Stepha- nie Ann, Oct. 25 at Waterbury Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Maroun (Marialise Champagne) VACUUM CLEANER of Terryville. Grandparents are Rita Maroun of Watertown, Fred & SEWING MACHINE Maroun of Bethel, and Charles All Phases of Hair Care and Annette Champagne of Bris- Tune-Up Special tol. Great-grandparents are Mary All Makes for Men and Women McCulley of Danbury and Alice NOW OPEN MONDAYS Champagne of Bristol. EAR PIEBCJNG 1156 Main Street 274-9576 LOMBARDI—A son, Joseph Watertown David, Sept. 29 at Watetbury Now Available! New Releases! 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December 1, 1988 Property of the WatertownTuesday, Dec. 6—Mass , Historical12:10 Christ Episcopal Societyies, 3:15 p.m.; Cub Scouts, 7 p.m.; p.m.; CCD Kindergartens through 25 The Green, 274-1910 Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; 250th Anni- Church Notices Grades 4 at Baldwin School, 3:15 Thursday, Dec. 1—Bible versary Meeting, 7:30 p.m. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgto4:30p.m., and atJudson School, Study, 7 p.m.; Bethel Seminar Friday, Dec. 2—Morning Walk, 3:20to4:35p.m.;Novena,7p.m.; 6:40 a.m. St. John the Evangelist church hall, 7 p.m.; Folk Choir, Leaders Study, 7 p.m. CCD Grades 7 and 8 at St. John's Sunday, Dec. 4—Church 574 Main St., 274-8836 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3—Adult Con- School, 7 to 8:30 p.m. School, 9 a.m.; Worship Service, Thursday, Dec. 1—Mass for Saturday, Dec. 3—Wedding of firmation Class, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7—Morning Coffee Hour, 10:30 ajn.; Pilgrim Matilda DeLuca, 12:10 p.m.;Mark D'Amico and Patricia Le- Sunday, Dec. A—Holy Com- Prayer, 7:30 a.m.; Mass, 12:10 Choir, 12 noon; Junior High PF Senior Choir, 7:30 p.m. Beau, 11 a.m.; Confessions 3 to 4 munion, 8 a.m.; Holy Commun- p.m.; Vigil Mass, 5 p.m. Fellowship, 4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2—Morning p.m.; Mass for Peter Archibald, 5 ion, nursery. Church School, Adult Prayer, 7:30 a.m.; Mass for Lu- p.m. Class, and Coffee Hour, 9:30 a.m.; Monday, Dec. 5—Morning Walk Program, 6:40 ajn.; Fix-It cille Boucher, 12:10 p.m.; Eve- Sunday, Dec. 4—Mass for Lay Reader's Service at Water- Evangel Assembly of God Fellowship, 9 a.m.; Bell Choir, ning Prayer, 5:15 p.m.; Bingo, Gabriel Ciarleglio, 7 a.m.; Mass town Convalarium, 1 p.m., and at 2245 Litchfield Rd. Whitewood Rehab Center, 1:30 7:45 a.m. for VincentTomasiello, 8:30 a.m.; 274-5759 Mrs. Perkins' Mass for Michael Dantino, nurs- p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 6—Morning Sunday, Dec. 4—Sunday Monday, Dec. 5—Alcoholics Walk Program, 6:40 a.m.; Old Fashioned ery in church hall, Bible classes School andAdultClass,9:45a.m.; ages 5 to 10, 10 a.m.; Mass for Anonymous Meeting, 10:30 a.m.; Women's Fellowship Bus Trip to HOMEMADE Morning Worship, 11 a.m.; Eve- Youth Group, 7 p.m.; Women's New York, 8 a.m. August Cianciolo, 12 noon; Folk ning Praise, 6p.m. HARD CANDY Choir, 4 p.m.; Mass (Folk Mass) A A. Group, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7—Morning Wednesday, Dec. 7—Bible Tuesday, Dec. 6—Holy Com- Walk Program, 6:40a.m.; Pioneer Come Visit Us for Rachelle Vincent, 5 p.m.; Study, 7:30 p.m. Bingo, church hall, 6:30 p.m. munion, 7a.m.; Al-Anon, 10a.m.; Choir, 3:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts Troop 76, 7 p.m.; Senior Choir, at_ our Showroom Monday, Dec. 5—Morning I Am His Group for young people Victory Independent Baptist 7:30 p.m. 771 Woodbury Prayer, 7:30 a.m.; Mass, 12:10 Grades 3 through 5, 3:30 p.m.; 965 Litchfield Rd. Confirmation Class, 3:30 p.m.;Al- Road p.m.;CCDGrades5and6atHem- 274-5020 All Saints' Episcopal Watertown inway Park School, 2:40 to4 p.m.; A-Teen,7:30p.m.;AA.,7:30p.m. 262 Main St,Okvl. Sunday, Dec. 4—Sunday Wednesday, Dec. 7—Study, 274-1202 Evening Prayer,5:15p.m.; Coun- SchooIandAdultBibleClass,9:30 274-2352 cil of Catholic Women Christmas 9:30 a.m.; Prayer and Songs, 10:45 Thursday, Dec. 1—Morning a.m.; Morning Preaching, 10:30 a.m.; Holy Communion, 11:15 Party, church hall, 6:30 p.m.; a.m.; Evening Preaching, 7 p.m. Prayer, 8 a.m. Confirmation Preparation Pro- a.m.; Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Senior Friday, Dec. 2—Morning Wednesday, Dec. 7—Prayer Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pjn. gram at school, 7 to 8:30 p.m. and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Prayer, 8 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 3—Christmas First Congregational Wrap at Naugatuck Valley Mall, 40 DeForest St., 274-6737 10 a.m.; Finance Committee, 1 Thursday, Dec. 1—Morning p.m. Walk Program, 6:40 a.m.; Brown- Sunday, Dec. 4—Holy Com- in Easy munion, 8 a.m.; Sunday School Stop From and nursery Care, 9:45 a.m.; Holy Anywhere!/ Communion, 10 a.m.; Fellowship and Coffee Hour, 11:15 a.m.; Christmas Wrap at Naugatuck GARDEN and GIFTS for all your Valley Mall, 12 noon; SERP, 6 residential or p.m. commercial needs 470 Main Street, Oakville 274-6898 Monday, Dec. 5—Morning Prayer, 8 a.m.; Senior Choir, 6:30 PAR GLASS p.m. CHRISTMAS TREE SHOP Tuesday, Dec. 6—Morning ONE STOP SHOPPING 117 Echo Lake Road Prayer, 8 a.m.; Junior Choir, 4 Potpourri NOW OPEN! Watertown 274-2151 (Continued on page 13) House Plants 1 Tree Toppers • lights • Tree Skirts Baskets - Gift Baskets Made • Stands « Artificial Table Top Trees To Order Live Trees starting at $29.95 - 3-10 it. Flowers - Roses, Bouquets. • Wreaths 10" to 6 ft. -j, $*** Dear Santa... Arrangements • Christmas Greenery H**! Poinsettias - Cyclamen - Mums > Roping • Supplies SELECTION: New shipments arriving in lime for > Holly • Pine • Laurel • Boxwood Christmas a we don't hare it in stock well order it. all 1 want is... • Cemetery Boxes, Blankets and Pillows • Introductory Special HOLIDAY HOURS WILL LEATHER COATS, JACKETS, CAPS 10% OFF Bird Feeders & Seed BE EXTENDED PANTS, SKIRTS, WALLETS, GLOVES WE NOW ACCEPT MASTERCARD AND VISA BRIEFCASES, LUGGAGE, ACCESSORIES & MORE! REASONABLE PRICES FRIENDLY SERVICE "HOMEY ATMOSPHERE" LEATHER UNLIMITED Consolidation Sale 1071 Huntingdon Ave., Waterbury Inrxno Freiliofir's) /004*44 Holiday Hours; Mou.-Sat. 10-9 • Thure. & Fri. Mil 9s30 * Sunday 1-5 Save 30% on our Cordelia's entire inventory* Fine Jewelers As of 12/31/88 we will be closing our downtown location and we will be consolidating in our Stillson Road store. Help us make this move easier by taking advantage of our storewide consolidation sale. We look forward to continuing the Cordelia tradition of service and quality in our Stillson Road store. Sal, Peter, Linda & Diane BY THE MALI. 384 Stillson Road DOWNTOWN 575-9880 73 South Main Si. ii^ftUa. This special sale ends 12/31/88. 755-8804 ' s.w, as Th stock merchandise only. Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 9 HeritagPropertye Bank of the Watertown Historical Society Readying For Official Opening watertownhistoricalsociety.orgCHRISTMASTOWN HT-BKU Those who know their sym- bols that flyb y on the leader board FESTIVAL at the New York Stock Exchange this week can add that new one to the grouping—the one belonging to Watertown's Heritage Bank. Bank President Peter Capozzi announced recently a permanent certificate was issued by State Banking Commissioner Howard B. Brown Nov. 21 to Heritage The STA/? Bank after the bank completed a $6.5 million public offering. The bank is expected to be open for ^ business in about another week. The offering began Sept. 28, To Bethlehem nd since then the bank organizers ^.oold 650,000 units for $10 each. Christmas Town Festival Each unit included one share of common stock, and a warrant to FRIDAY, DEC. 9th SATURDAY, DEC 10th purchase one additional share of 5:00-10:00 P.M. 10:00-5:30 P.M. stock for $11 within five years. The offering was termed suc- cessful, with 96 percent of the FEATURING OVER 100 EXHIBITS IN 10 BUILDINGS stock being grabbed up by local Santa Claus...Hayrides...Entertainment..Mail Christmas Cards people, Mr. Capozzi said. Organ- Visit The Creche...Food...Town Criers izers had stressed they intended to And Much More... create and maintain the institution as a hometown bank. TOWN OF BETHLEHEM — Route 61 & 132 Heritage currently is operating out of temporary quarters at 689 Main St. until the permanent fa- cility at 365 Main is ready, esti- Christmas in all its lovely themes and mated to be around March 1. The variations... The elegance of an Old bank is leasing 7,500 square feet World Christmas...The romance of of space on the main floor of Victoriana...The charm of developer Peter Culhane's three- story office building. Dickens...The warmth of country heritage...The crisp Mr. Culhane also is one of the bank directors. >NOW AVAILABLE contemporary flair of red, The bank also has received white and green...The glit- Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. FRESHLY MADE ter of crystal...The gleam approval. The stock symbol went of brass...All on the board Nov. 28. DONUTS things bright and beautiful, wonderful and whimisical...The Strike Ends At OUR OWN FRESH BAKED magical season of Christmas. &^l Apple Pies • Pumpkin Pies The Christmas Shop in Seymour Smith Bethlehem — Connecticut's The apparent first strike in the and Muffins Christmas Town. history of the Seymour Smith & » Fresh Apple Cider « Son Inc. plant in Oakville ended 9 VARIETIES OF APPLES 18 East Street, after eight days Nov. 25 when the • cabbage for sauerkraut Bethelem, CT 06751 company agreed to continue pay- • farm fresh eggs • pure maple syrup ing medical insurance for retirees. • dried fruit & nuts • all natural jellies (203)266-7048 The Christinas Shop The company's latest offer for • natural clover blossom honey • apples athree-year con tract was accepted OPEN 7 DAYS in Bethlehem near unanimously during a worker ARCH FARM 10 A.M. - 6 PM vote last Friday morning, accord- ing to Art Muzzicato, president of ORCHARD Amalgamated Local 1251 UAW. * mil. North of C.nt.r, B.thl.h.ai The company's 77 workers had Just off Rt. »1 rejected a third contract offer Nov. 266-7721 17, mainly because it would have discontinued retirees' medical benefits starting in 1991. The previous three-year pact had ex- pired Oct. 31. The Blu n Boazdiny '•• Strikers picketed 20 hours a The Ultimate In Pet Care & Pet Products day during normal work shifts. Cheese Gourmand SeymourSmith makes garden- cutting tools, and has been in Gift Baskets • COMPLETE ALL business 138 years, the last 122 BREED GROOMING years at its present location on are our Main Street. The family owned Specialty • CLIMATE CONTROLLED and operated business was bought KENNELS >y Vermont American Corp. more than three years ago. ^Individually prepared • FREE BATH WITH WEEK OR MORE LaBonne's Artist BOARD Delores Pearl, a native of Wa- JUST FOR YOU tertown and member of the Water- • TATOOING - QUICK, PAINLESS & PERMANENT town Art League, will be the fea- • HOME OF TORIA'S GERMAN SHEPHERDS tured December artist at LaBonne's Epicure Market, Pio- Cheese Cracker? neer Plaza, Straits Turnpike. Jams Cookies Stop In, We'd Love to Meet You! She has studied with Herman Pates Beef Sticks Margolius, Albert Handel, Paul (You Can Bring Your Owners, Too) Imported Chocolates Gourmet Items Leville, Betty Lou Schlemm, Martin Ahearn of Rockport, Mass., Specialty Teas Baskets the Arts Alive Studio in Cheshire, • Freshwinds Gourmet Coffee Beans lams, Wayne, Bench & Field, etc. and currently is studying water- colors with Carol Hubbard of Items Mailed Daily by U.P.S. Free At Home Delivery Monroe. OPEN 9:00-6:00 DAILY UNTIL CHRISTMAS Her artwork might be seen dur- Bethlehem Square 266-5111 Rt. 61, Bethlehem, CT 06751 266-7036 ing regular store hours. Rt. 132 (East Street) Bethlehem Page 10 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 PropertyCafeterias Canty'ofs fifttheh grade aWatertownt Griffin An alternative approac hHistorical to Also: Holly LaRose, Christo Society- Also: Erin O'Meara , Michael School, who wrote to Board and using foam and plastic utensils, pher LeMay, Jaime Lewis, Deb- Palleria, Allison Perry, Diana (Continued from page 1) Town Council officials asking which is the safest and most eco- bie Mastropictro, Matthew Perugini, Jeffrey Ploude, eral years running. disposable and nonbiodegradable nomical system, she said, would McCormick, Christina Mobilio, Christopher Quadrato, Daniel Environmental Concernswatertownhistoricalsociety.orgspoons, forks, Irays, cups, straws, be to wash dishes. However, there Christopher Napp. Janice O'Cam- Rinaldi, Christa Semmelroth, A letter from Miss Masayda and other items be terminated from would be associated costs with po. Tammy Oyer, Christopher Samuel Sirica, Salvatore Solla, was read aloud at Monday night's use in the cafeteria programs. water treatment and its "inherent Petti. Jennifer Reinke, Carissa Jason Stephens, Andrew Stinson, Board meeting explaining the StudentJessicaPuletti, 10, who pollution problem." Riccio, Jennifer Santoro, Victoria Kelli Sullivan, Anthony Taglia, foam products the school uses do represented the class in receiving Mr. Canty indicated savings are Vagnini, Laura Varron, and Thai Scott Tartaglia, Sam Tessier. not contain chlorofluorocarbons, an award of recognition from evident today, but there would be Vo. Jessica Titus, Lori Tomlinson. and do not pollute the water or air, Board Chairman John Beelcr for larger costs in the long run. Second Honors Stephen Verdura, Mai Vo, Jan- or produce toxic emissions, when its environmental awareness, had The Griffin students recently Karen Alexander, Janae Ar- uary Webb, Wendy Wing, and burned. written to Mr. Becler saying the completed a unit of study called mond, Monica Ayotte, Heidi Sarah Zambiella. The letter was in response to a class was trying to get rid of the Project Disposal, School Superin- Beauty, John Beck, Charlotte Ber- Swimming Lessons campaign by students in Girard products "because when you bum tendent Blaise A. Salerno said. nier, Michelle Boisvert, Arie Swimming lessons previously them, they give off very poison- The Board and administration Bram, James Brisebois, James posiponed by the Department of ous gases, and if we don't bum thanked the teacher and those Bruccini, Carey Budd, Diana Human Services will be held Sat- R.P. ROMANIELLO: them we will have to pay for it involved for a "well thought-out Calabrese, Justin Calabrese, urdays, Dec. 10 and 17, at the Plumbing & Heating when we get older." and accomplished project." Jessilyn Capozzi, Lisa Cavallo, Frank Reinhold Pool, 324 French Jeffrey Cheney, Joshua Cheney, Repairs Miss Masayda in her response First Marking St. Lie. #202980 said the material used in the school Chris Cipriano, Kimbcrly Non-swim mers will meet from Faucet, Sink, system comprises carbon and (Continued from page 1) Clampett, Jennifer Collins, Erin 11:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.; begin- Toilet Repairs, hydrogen, and provides a clean Also: Tyler Pistilli, Gerrilyn Corey, Michael Costantinou, ners from 12:30 to 1:20 p.m • Water Heaters Robillard, Melissa Rode, Jennifer Nicole Cozza, Jarrod Cushing, Drains & burning fuel for municipal trash advanced beginners from 1:30 Sewers Cleaned incinerators. Romano, Geoffrey Sharp, Ben Josua Dalton, Marci D'Andrea, 2:20 p.m.; and intermediate ana "When properly incinerated, Sherman, Doug Smith, Jennifer Lauren D'Angelo, and Ryan swimmers from 2:30 to 3:20 p.m. Smith, Laurie Smith, Melissa Davies. EMERGENCY SERVICE they do not pollute our water or Call the DHS at 274-5411,ext. air, or produce toxic emissions," Snow, Ryan Stair, Jeffrey Stango, Also: Sarah DePolo, Marc 255 for further information. 274-8784 Chay Stinson, Autumn Stowell, she said. Destefano, Mark Disapio, Adult Swim Program Dana Trosky, and Judith Whit- Giuseppina Disisto, Steven The Department of Human aker. Donorfio, Use Drenning, Melissa S ervices has announced it will run TAKE THE STRESS OUT OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Durante, Jennifer Finch, Jorge Grade 7, First Honors an adult swim program Mondays Flamengo, Gregg Frenis, Tara Jeton Ajro, Amie Ashley, Ryan at Watertown High School's pool, GIVE the GIFT OF MASSAGE! Gardino, Janna Giesen, Crista Brown, Kevin Campbell, Richard 324 French St., starting Dec. 5. GIFT CERTIFICATES Campbell, Marie Cassullo, Jo- Grasso, Toni Gugliotti, Kendra s seph Catanese, Eileen Catuccio, Guidess, Tricia Harrison, Sandy The program will run from 7 to Jeffrey Desrasiers, Lynn Deth- Hays, Brian Hill, John Huntley 9 p.m. For further information, NOW 30. lefeen, Jessica Evenski, Gary Aaron Noel Jeannin, Kenneth call the DHS at 274-5411. 274-9320 Fogg, Jeffrey Gubbiotti, Kerry Julian, Matt Kennedy, Lisa Holiday Wreaths Heverling, Chance Hobson, Em- Kulmann, Jeremy LeGassey, Vin- A Holiday Wreath Making Margaret Walker, R.N. MST manuale Howe, Robert Kenny. cent Longo, Donald Marcil. Clinic will be held Saturday, Dec. TROPICAL SUNTAN CENTER. ETC. Daniel Kusaila, and Charlotte Robert Mathews, Robert Matoz- 3, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Swift Junior Hcminway Court • 587 Main Street. Watertown Lanlcri. zo, Michael McDermott, Mindy High School, 250 Colonial St., McQuade. Caludio Meglio. Tam- Oakville. my Melendez, Miriam Mitchell, The class is open to Grades 5- Courtney Molitierno, Robert 8. Preregistration is required. Call 274-9529 .Monte, and Marsaret Monterose. the DHS at 274-5411, ext. 255. "Located in Beautiful Downtown Oakville" DOLLHOUSES NOTICE M Furniture • Miniatures * Accessories 25 Days till Christmas Personalized Custom Service Everything to Decorate BEAUJOLAIS NOUVEAU IN STOCK NOW $5.49 g Your House Inside and Out Gift Certificates - Layaways 1.75's CANADIAN CLUB GUT $17.99 VAL-LE OF THE DOLLS COSTOM MADE GIFT BASKETS H4O Hamilton Avenue, Waierbury 293 Main St. « 754-1628 Dowrwwn OakviUe ft' 1-84 Exit 23, Ktc. 69 South - 500 ft. from exit on right Hours: Mon. - Fit 10-8, Sal. 10-5, Sun WATERTOWN LIONS CLUB December 2, 3 & 4 and WATERTOWN December 9,10 & 11 PLAZA Fridays 4-8 p.m. Complete Custom "BEST Sat. & Sun. 10-4 p.m. Window SELECTION Including: EVER" All Types of Draperies Pleated Shades, Vertical, WREATHS Micro & Mini Blinds Plain & TREE STANDS also: Decorated Quilted Bedspreads • ROPING • Throw Pillows • TREE REMOVAL BAGS Shams Free In-Home Consultation 30 Depot Street, Watertown First 2 weekends in December . Wed., Fri. 10-6, Thurs. 10-9, Sai. 10-5, Sun. 11-3 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn. Society) December 1, 1988 Page 11 The 1989 finalist additionally The first and second runner- sions of Waterbury. will receive a one-year's scholar- up, respectively, will receive $400 Advance tickets are on sale at ship to The Models Workshop in scholarships to the Models Work- The Cupboard, Main Street; those watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMiddlebury, offered by Director shop. Each contestant will receive remaining will be sold at the door. Anne McHale; a full one-year a $50 award from the UN1CO membership to Fitness World of Club, a 50 percent discount to Tomorrow is the reflection of how Depot Square Mall; a full year of Tanning Plus, a $60 certificate to effectively you managed today. the Models Workshop, and a free service to Tanning Plus of Depot An excellent choice in a life's Square; and a wardrobe contribu- make-over from Angela's Hair companion is a clear conscience. tion to Tessa's of Depot Square. Depot at the mall, and Impres- Tony Terzi Nancy Aborn Scholarship Pageant Haven. The 10th anniversary pageant (Continued from page 1) sponsored by ihe Italian-Ameri- Keating, 22, of Woodbury, sing- can serviccclub will havea Christ- ing "The Man That Got Away"; mas holiday theme and is entitled and Melissa Baker, 18, of Water- "A Christmas Wish." Choreogra- bury, lyrical dance to "Over the phy again will be arranged by Geri Rainbow." Mencio of Ihe Children's Dance Also: Trade Mauricllo, 17, of Workshop. Oakville, singing "Sailor of My The contestants will compete Dreams"; Cathy Seeley, 21, of Saturday night in lalem, swim- Watertown, modern jazz dance to suit, and evening gown. Interviews "(I Had) The Time of My Life" with the judges will take place from the motion picture "Dirty during the afternoon. Dancing"; Carole Zublena, 19, or Torrington, singing "Home" from the Broadway musical "The Wiz"; Call for a quote. Jane McCann, 19, of Oakville, lyrical ballet to "Part of Me, Part Take a minute and compare of You"; and Cindy Ferrante, 20, Allstate for value. You may of Torrington, singing "Out Here find we can save you some on My Own" from the musical money on your home or auto insurance. Call me "Fame." today... it'll only take Featured performers will be the a minute. 1988 Miss Connecticut, Maria Ca- Your local porale; the 1988 Miss Greater Watertown Watertown, Kimberly Groody; Agents ON CHIROPRACTOR-ENDORSED SLEEP SETS and The Showstoppers from the Pioneer Plaza Children's Dance Workshop in 544 Straits Tpke. Oakville. Master and mistress of Exit 17, 1-84 THE WATERTOWN BEDDING SHOP, INC. ceremonies will be Tony Tcrzi, Watertown, CT ,Q)BL_. FREE Delivery FREE Set Up evening disc jockey with WKCI- 274-2585 So Daily 519 Main St., Watertown FM101 in New Haven, and Nancy (next to Country Cinema) Aborn, weather anchor with WTNH-TV Channel 8 in New /instate 274-0124 If You're a Retailer, We're Interested irribur Business! Is your bank more trouble than it's worth? Sometimes banks forget how impor- Hi J J|| tant their business customers are. CBT's community business team knows •Mr •' ^^^»«^teZ^f ^ ^^H just how tough retailing is. You need bankers who answer the phone, are responsive enough to be there when you need them and can roll up their sleeves and help you make money. That's us. m No matter where your store banks now, consider [^ —J calling us for an update on just how good business banking can be. RWK OF NEW ENGIRD Peter Doiron (righl) is the Community Business Officer and Ten-Acre Mall Straits Turnpike, Watertown Rosemary Littlejohn is Ihe Manager of the CBT office in (next to K-Mart) Watertown. Together, they're a team that knows how busi- 757-9476 ness operates in the Watertown area. Member FDIC Equal Opportunity Lender Page 12 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 PropertyInc. of, for th e Watertowthen CommonWatertowns at Main Street and Rocklan Historicald Society on Main Street. The price tag was Avenue, $300,000; John R. and $1 million. Annette H. Keilty, Watertown, to Deeds The new deeds are: Arthur M. Williams, Waterbury, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNov. 18—Robert E. and Linda property on Burton Street, Warranty deeds on 12 real es- J. Evenski, Waterbury, to Michael $68,500. tate transactions were filed in the P. and Mary Jane Kritzman, Wa- Nov. 23—J. Roger and Leslie town clerk's office between Fri- tertown, property on Emile Ave- S. Swiderski, Watertown, to Tho- day.Nov. 18,andWednesday,Nov. nue, $140,000; Salmon Brook mas C. and Maryann E. Pompei, 23, with property sales totaling Properties, Granby, to Louis J. and Watertown, property on Colonial S2.82 million. Mary Jean Mangione, Watertown, Road, $195,000; Conrad G. and Better than $3,099 in local con- property at Highland and Scott Selma G. Fleisher, Southbury, to veyance taxes was collected. The avenues,$187,000;CenturyCorp., Donald Sheeler and David Vick- new property sales brought Watertown, to Vanessa F. and ery, no address given, property on November's total to better than Walter F. Duby, Neill Drive, prop- Route 6, $130,000; White Oak $6.2 million. erty on Nettlelon Street, $230,000; Development Group, Watcrtown, The biggest properly transfer D&J Properties, Inc., Waterbury, to Alan D. and Gail A. Mickel, of the week was from Corbo to Jose and Maria Goncalvcs, Middletown, Unit 63 of Artillery Development to The Taft Group, Waterbury, property at Eaton and Hill Condominium, Canon Ridge Carter streets, $75,000; Capital Drive, $ 189,900; Corbo Develop- Construction Corp., Branford, to ment, no address given, to The THE STUDENT COUNCIL al St. John the Evangelist School has GRAZIANO OIL CO. Joseph A. Calabrese, Watertown, Taft Group, Inc., Waterbury, prop- announced its election of officers. They are Jonathan Grady, seated left, DIVISION OF MATTY'S PAVING CO Unit 103 of Artillery Hill Condo- erty on Main Street, $1 million. president; and Erica Russell, seated right, vice president. Standing: —over 35 years service— minium, Canon Ridge Drive, Nicole Addona, left, treasurer, and Heather Habelka, secretary. (S. $167,000. Souilliard Photo) • FUEL OIL Student Council Nov. 21—Louis J. and Mary Leaders Named Erica Russell, vice president; Lauren Martinkovic and Andrew • K-1 KEROSENE Jean Mangione, Watertown, to Heather Habelka, secretary; and Palmer, Grade 4; and Jill Anne Salmon Brook Properties, Granby, Officers and representatives for • 24 HOUR Nicole Addona, treasurer. Coffey and Eric Perugini, Grade property on Bowers Street, the Student Council at SL John the Class representatives (listed 3. BURNER SERVICE $137,000. Evangelist School have been first) and alternates are as follows: Also: Elisa Pianka and Kevin Nov. 22—John G. and Mar- announced by the school. John Brickel and Alexandra Garrity, Grade 2; David Coleman 274-0600 274-3636 jorie O'Neill, Watertown, to Paul Serving as president is Jonathan Wasiutynski, Grade 7; Lynette and Christina J-ongo, Grade 1; A. Zakowich, Singapore.property Grady, whileotherofficers include Spieler and Rossi Guerrera, Grade JenniferSulIivanandRyanJessell, 6; Candace Achenbach and Chris- morning kindergarten; and topher Blaszcynski, Grade 5; Meghan Garrity and Kristina Lenzo, afternoon kindergarten. HEALTH SCREENING FOR SENIORS Christinas Dance TESTS AVAILABLE: Health History, HT/WT, Pulse, Blood GRAB BAG The Nutmeg Square and Round Pressure, Electrocardiogram, Urinalysis, Glaucoma, HEAJHKIARTERS Dance Club will hold a Christmas Distance Vision, Blood Tests: (CBC, cholestorol, GAGS • JOKES Dance Saturday, Dec. 10, from 8 ^ sugar), Pap Test, Breast Exam, Hemocult GIFTS • JEWELRY to 11 p.m., at Heminway Park CLOCKS School, Heminway Park Road. Sponsors: Local Commission on Aging, State Department on Aging, Western CT 'Unusual Gift'- Allan Brozek will call for the and North Central Area Agencies on Aging and St. Mary's Hospital. Shops square dancing, with Len and Especially For: Residents, aged 60 or over, of the following towns: ' 422 Main Sl" Oakv. Helen DiFederico cueing the round 274-358* dance. All club level dancers can Litchfield, December 8th - 567-5133 participate. Watertown, December 20-21 - 274-5411, Ext. 423 For further information, call ll 574-2947. OR CONTACT ELDERLY HEALTH SCREENING at 753-9284 A donation of $15 to help defray the testing costs will be appreciated. Participants may contribute more or less. All donations gratefittl\ accepted. and CREAN'S deli 382 Buckingham St. 274-3716 JOIN CONNECTICUT'S FASTEST GROWING Oakville PROPANE GAS COMPANY... fresh made GRINDERS Hot & Cold • Deli Salads • Fresh Pastry Daily * Groceries * Newspapers • Fresh Milk • Sundries • Cigars & Cigarettes • Hot Coffee WE DELIVER TO BUSINESSES^ 6 AM-10 PM Mon.-Sat. 7 AM-6 PM Sunday NATURAL xpenenc SKIN REJUVENATION a more youthfi appearance. wit, When It Comes To Your Home... 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Baptisms, 12:15 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7—Boy Sunday, Dec. 4—Sunday watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMonday, Dec. 5—Mass for Scouts, 7 p.m.; Senior Choir, 7:30 School, 10 a.m.; Praise and Wor- Jeannette Massicotte, 7 a.m. p.m.; Ladies' Aid, 2 p.m. ship Service, Children's Church Tuesday, Dec. 6—Mass for through Grade 2, nursery care, 11 Genevieve Mathon, 7 a.m.; CCD Middlebury Baptist a.m. Grades 7 and 8, church hall, 3:30 74 Kelly Rd., Middlebury Wednesday, Dec. 7—Walk to4:45 p.m.; CCDGrade 9, church 7S8-96SS Thru the Word Bible Study at hall, 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Legion of Saturday, Dec. 3—Men's parsonage, 7:30 p.m. Mary, rectory, 8 p.m.; A. A. Meet- Group, 8:30 a.m. ing, rectory hall, 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4—Sunday First Lutheran Wednesday, Dec. 7—Mass for School for all ages, 9:45 a.m.; Cooke and Grove Sts., Wtby. Gary Fenn, 7 a.m.; CCD Grades4 Mom ing Worship Service, 11 a.m.; 753-0223 and 6, School, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m.; Evening Worship Service, 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec.4--Worship Serv- CCD Grade 5, church hall, 3:50 to Wednesday, Dec. 7—Prayer ice with Communion, 9:30 a.m. 4:50p.m.; Mass for Thomas Slack, Meeting, 7 p.m. 5 p.m.; Weekly Scripture Course, 7 p.m.; Fire of His Love Prayer Hosanna Bible Church Group, 8 p.m. Nonnewaug H.S., 2nd Floor USINGTHESCIENTIFTC method and observingchemical reactions Minortown Rd., Woodbury in aProjectExplore-sponsored program at Judson School recently were Union Congregational 266-0436 Full Service fourth grade students Steve Winkel, left, smelling an unknown sub- 161 Buckingham St., Okvl. Friday, Dec. 2—Intercessory stance, and Kristin Kling, recording observations. The youngsters 274-4045 •** Dry Cleaning performed experiments during a chemistry lesson with Talcott Moun- Thursday, Dec. 1—Brownies, tain Science Center. (B. Boston Photo) 6:30 p.m. ENGINEERED '"SHIRT LAUNDERING Friday, Dec. 2—Set-Up for SINTERINGS ON PREMISE Thanksgiving, 7 a.m.; Bingo, Christmas Sale, 7 p.m. Same Day Service Church Notes church hall, 7 p.m.; Alcoholics Saturday, Dec. 3—Christmas AND Anonymous Meeting.rectory hall, Sale, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Pot Roast > EXPERT TAILORING (Continued from page 8) 8 p.m. Dinner, 5 p.m. PLASTICS. INC & ALTERATIONS Sunday, Dec. 4—Children's p.m. Friday, Dec. 2—Mass for An- A Pioneer Plaza Wednesday, Dec. 7—Morning thony DiBlasi, 7 a.m. Choir, 10:10 a.m.; Morning Wor- 544 Straits Turnpike WATERTOWN Prayer, 8 a.m.; Holy Communion Saturday, Dec. 3—Mass for ship, 10:30 a.m.; Youth Variety Watertown with Healing, 9:30 p.m.; Rector's Vincent Kulikauskas, 8 a.m.; Show Rehearsal, 6:30 p.m. INDUSTRY 274-9251 Bible Study, 10 a.m.; Adult Edu- Confessions in church,2:30to3:30 Tuesday, Dec. 6—Junior Girl M-F 7-7 Sal. 7-4 cation at Fugliese's, "Living the p.m.; Vigil Mass for Mary Szmajlo, Lord's Prayer." 4 p.m.; Confessions in rectory Mon.-Fri. 9-5 CRESTWOOD PLJUZA chapel, 7 to 7:30 p.m. Thurs. 'til 7 1278 Main St. St. Mary Magdalen Sunday, Dec. 4—Mass for Sat. 10-1 Watertown, CT 16 Buckingham St, Okvl. Harold Camright, 7 a.m.; Mass 274-9273 for Florence Marchesano, 8:30 Thursday, Dec. 1—Mass of a.m.; Rosary, 9:45 a.m.; Mass for "WHERE SERVICE IS A FACT, NOT A PROMISE." 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Onoio- ,i&meon& Aaw- mucA %/ou tfarv WtiA a, WINTER ANTIQUES cfP& casi aAc- offer SHOW i/i/t We devote our time, knowledge, wisdom and skills to serve our clients' needs. LAW OFFICES OF EDMOND MICHAEL DIORIO 274-9292 Edmond M. Diorio Eric J. Palladino • Personal Injury • Business Law/Contracts • Divorce and Family • Corporations • Wills and Estates • Criminal Law • Real Estate • Motor Vehicle • Social Security • Workmans' Compensation ' "Mfauzea Service & Gift ANNALEE COLLECTIBLES PORCELAIN DOLLS & FIGURINES General, Civil, Domestic and Criminal Trial Practice CLAIRE BURKE HOME FRAGRANrF T r\ic VICTORIAN ORNAMENTS ft CARDS 51 DEPOT STREET UN.QUE SELECTION OF SANTA p^NES tto\> l-ree Gift Wrap and Gift Certificates Available DEPOT SQUARE 970 Chase Parkway WATERTOWN, CT 06795 Walerbury The Law Office where personal attention is dedicated to your concerns. Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 15 Property of the WatertownNorthwest, Inc., founded in 192Historical8 on an ability to pay basis, an d alSocietyl third,39 l72;Mr.andMrs.Living - by Dr. W. Bradford Walker, con- fees are based on the actual cost ston Crowell, fourth, 36 1/2; and tinues to expand the services it of the service rendered. In the Connie Monahan and Dorothy has offered to the residents of the past 60 years, contributions from Stephens, fifth, 36. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgnorthwest corner for the past 60 private citizens have supported Games are played Tuesdays at years. The organization provides much of the service provided. 7:30p.m.attheFallsAvenuesenior professional health care as a p Townspeople can send their tax center in Oakville, and sponsored public service to the towns of deductible donations to Visiting by the Department of Human Bethlehem, Canaan, Falls Nurse and Home Care Northwest, Services. Village, Cornwall, Sharon, Inc., Goshen, 06756. Goshen, and Morris. Administrator Lynn Huydic, PWP Dance RN, manages a staff of four The Waterbury Chapter of registered nurses, a speech Parents Without Partners will hold pathologist, a registered occupa- a Christmas Dinner Dance and a tional therapist, two physical The following are the scores former PWP Member Reunion therapists, and 12 home health from the Nov. 22 session of the Saturday, Dec. 3, from 7 p.m. to 1 aides. There were 3,700 nursing Water-Oak Recreation Bridge a.m. at the AncientOrder of Hiber- visits, 425 special therapy visits, Club: Helen Walker and Eleanor nians Hall, 91 Golden Hill St., and 6,575 homemaker health aide Chilzinski, first place, 42 points; Waterbury. A GINGERBREAD HOUSE naturally will be among the many ilems hours during the past year. Eileen Daly and Catherine Verras- Music Men will provide the for sale at the 21st annual Gingeibread Village and Christmas Bazaar In addition there were more tro, second, 40 1/2; Emilie Daly entertainment. Saturday, Dec. 3, starting at 10 a.m. at St. George's Episcopal Church, than 250 hours of child health and Maye Mead (tie) and Eliza- CallToniBrennan at 753-8616 Tucker Hill Road, Middlebury. The theme of this year's event is conferences, blood pressure beth Morgan and Emily Tiraior, for further information. "Winter Carnival-" Information and group reservations can be obtained screenings, and health education by calling 758-9864. (St. George's Church Photo) classes. "Nursing care is provided vent storm water from entering and United International Corp. of under the written direction of a septic systems in Kasson Grove, Wallingford, fj design drainage physician, but the service may be homeowners asked officials to plans at a r jst of $13,460. The requested by directly calling the It wouldn't be a Holiday change the wording on easements plans call for digging ditches in agency or by referrals from Without an Emerald Green they'll sign so the work can be several locations on properties hospitals, clinics, schools, or Satin Dress like Randy's done. and streets, replacing clogged clergy," said Miss Huydic. At least two homeowners com- pipes, and lining channels with "With people living longer and Semi-Yormal Jewefrv and plained that the easements protect stones. hospitals discharging patients and Evening Baps the town from legal action Water will be diverted into earlier, the need for professional Format Wear For Aff Occasions resulting from injuries or proper- Long Meadow Pond, and the home health care grows. This ser- ty damage, but not residents. work is expected to take at least vice enables individuals to remain SELECTED HOLIDAY DRESSES First Selectman Eggert said four months. in the comfort of their own home 20-50% OFF Nov. 22 that Town Attorney David Residents said they're also con- with family and friends nearby," Mm. 11-5; Tins.. VfaL, 7ri.. 10-6; IHun. 10-8; Sat. 10-5 ' Loscc has been asked to reword cerned about the location of dit- said Dr. Carl Borneman. board LAYAWAYS GIFT CERTIFICATES the easements. ches and pipes on properties and president. m., 697 thin St., 'Watertoum , Kasson Grove was built as a roads. Engineers for both com- A fundraising drive is current- SW 274-004S summer retreat in the 1930s. The panies agreed to survey Kasson ly underway as charges are made development comprises about 80 Grove with residents Dec. 3 to en- small homes along a network of sure the work won't affect septic streets by Long Meadown Pond. systems or private property. Last November, the town hired Fundratsing Drive Roberts & Juros Inc.. of Meriden. Visiting Nurse and Home Care DUANE'S DRUM STUDIO iapnnm and Mamccd Courses Ojfatd Handicapped Students Welcome Can You Beat this Gift Idea? Give a Gift Certificate for Drum Instruction Instructor 69 Charles Slrecl Duane W. Rose Watertown 274-0222 FLORENCE ntroducing Autotlex*. Eyeglass UPHOLSTERY frames thai are just about impossible to FREE "Over 57 Years of Experience" break. • Custom Re-upholstery on Oh, t knowwhatyou're thinking, Ididn'l j ESTIMATES I your Furniture believe it either. So I sent away for my very Courteous • Custom Upholstery with cither own samples and tried bending and Prompt our material or your material twisting, then I tied them in knots, but they'd -FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY- always bounce bach to their original shape. Reliable 6 New Haven Kd. Depot Square Mall 51 Depot St. Watertown, Ct. 06795 M-F 10-8 Sun. 11-4 FRESHWATER & MARINE FISH — BIRDS — SMALL ANIMALS LIVE AQUATIC PLANTS — REPTILES — SCIENCE DIET FOODS IAMS and EUKANUBA DOG and CAT FOODS Depot Square Mall ANGELA'S Watertown 274-9130 HAIR DEPOT The most advanced techniques in Hair Designing for the entire family GOOD LUCK Tuesday-Friday 9-3 Thursday 9-7 To Miss Greater Watertown 1989 ' Saturday 9-3 51 Depot Street My Customers - "Will we see you Depot Square Mall Watertown, CT there in that special outfit?" 274-1060 CHILDREN'S Say "Happy Holiday" CLOTHING to your — Sizes Newborn to 7 — special Hardbody! We Only LOOK Expensive! HOLIDAY OUTFITS — GIFT CERTIFICATES AVI Depot Square Mall. Watertown 274-6162 FITNESS WORLD Monday-Saturday 10-6 Thursday 10-8 Closed Sunday DEPOT SQUARE MALL Handbags, Wallets, Scarves WATERTOWN___ For Less SPECIAL TO-ED7DAYSAWEEK 274-0563 ^^ mMTED $239 a year AEROBICS $35too. • Complete Boby Building Good until 12-51-88 Aerobic Classes Held Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m M. W. F 9 a.m. and Cardiovascular Facility * Sauna • Aerobics • A full line of supplements Sat. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. M & W 6 & 7 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tu. & Th. 7 p.m. • luice Bar * Sportswear Presents December 8th 6 P.M.-10 P.M. Come! Enjoy a relaxing Wine & Cheese Shopping Spree Shop Til You Drop With Our 20 to 70% OFF ATRIUM SPECIALS ON DISPLAY Everything from Copper Pots to Plush Animals best foot forward Don't Miss this Enchanting Evening! Shoes and Designer Accessories MC/V[SR DOOR PRIZES FREE POINSETTIA PLANT Depot Square Mall with Purchase of S25 or more Watertown 274-1451 Depot Square Mall 274-9400 Monday-Saturday 10-6 • Thursday 10-8 • Closed Sunday Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 17 ClassProperty Of'79 Reunion Arduino,200YaleSL,Ap of theL 24-AWatertown, tee also will accept informatio nHistoricalLadies' Choice Night SocietySunday, Dec. 4, from 7 p.m . to 12 Organizers from theWatertown Waterbury, CL 06704, in order to regardingihe whereabouts of miss- Ladies' Choice Night, an eve- midnight at the Colonial Tavern High School Class of 1979 have receive information.The commit- ing classmates. ning of role reversal, will be held Route 67, Oxford. announced their lOth-year reun- The event is hosted by Con- ion is slatedforNovemberof 1989. watertownhistoricalsociety.org Tacts Dating Service. Early arri- The organizing comm ittee said Calendar of Events val is suggested. Admission in- classmates who wish to attend cludes hors d'oeuvres, dancing, should send their name and ad- DEPOT SQUARE MALL coffee and desert dress as soon as possible to P. Saturday, December 3rd and Call 772-1516 for further in- Saturday, December 10th formation. SANTA'S CHRISTMAS SHOP 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Birth Notices "Just For Kids" I Special Prices for Little Budgets LAWRENCE—A daughter, Free Wrap S. Tag Amanda Kathryn, Nov. 3 at St. Mary's Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. SANTA CLAUS will be Bruce Lawrence (Deborah McWeeney) of Gilbert Road. visiting 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FREE GIFT FROM SANTA Francis McWeeney Jr. of Water- Pictures with Santa bury. Great-grandparents are Available for $2.00 Henry Baker of Waterbury and Angeline Hynes of Bethel. SPOT Thursday, December 8th PARENTS' NIGHT McCLEARY—A daughter, Come enjoy a Special Night Shannon Lawton, Nov. 6 at St. for Shopping from 8 p.m.-10 p.m. Mary's Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. QUARE Wine & Cheese provided • FREE Gift Wrapping George McCleary III (Kelly • Live Entertainment 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Lawton) of Guernseytown Road. Saturday, December 17th Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. "SPECIAL PERFORMANCE" Frederick Lawton of Middlebury Holiday Hours: M, T, W, S 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Holy Cross High School Choir and Mr. and Mrs. George V1ALL! Thurs. & Fit 10 a.m.-8 p.m.: Sun. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Singing Christmas Carols 2-3 p.m. McCleary of Watertown. CHRISTMAS WEEK - OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8 P M CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 5 P.M. SANTA CLAUS will be back! 11 a.m.-3 p.m SEELEY—A daughter, Amanda Lynn, Nov. 7 at St. Mary's Hospi- tal, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seeley (Lynn Gemiond) of Watertown. Gift Sets Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Germond of Watertown. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scclcy of Water- For All Tastes town. Many For Under $10.00 LANGIN—A son, Ryan Mat- thew, Nov. 2 at Waterbury Hospi- This Week's Specials End 12-3 tal, to Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Langin (Karen Morrone) of Oakville. Grandparentys are Mr. WINES - MIX & MATCH VARIETIES and Mrs. Alfred Morrone of 2 Bottle Wood Wolcott, and Hugo Langin of 750 ML Starting at Waterbury. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrone of Rene Junot 750ML Wolcott, and Julia Farrell of Wa- terbury. Concha y Toro 750 ML SPINO—A son, James John III, Yvon Mau 750 ML Oct. 18 at St. Mary's Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. James Spino (Mari- lynne McKinnon) of Hinman CORDIALS Road. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William McKinnon of Irish Mist 375 ML Wolcott and Mr. and Mrs. James With 2 Glasses Spino of Oakville. Great-grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Carolans Irish Cream 750 ML Ostrowski of Waterbury. With 2 Glasses LEVASSEUR—A son, Michael Frangelico 355 ML William III, Oct. 19 at St. Mary's With 2 Cups/Saucers Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levasseur (Tina Pettit) of Water- bury. Grandparents are Mr. and Kaluha 375 ML Mrs. William Cardow of Beacon With 2 Mugs Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levasseur of Waterbury. Great- grandmother is Elsie Duart of LIQUOR Oakville. Canadian Club 375 ML with 2 Glasses VAUGHAN—A daughter, Ra- chael Mae, Nov. 8 at Waterbury Finlandia 375 ML Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Dough- With 2 Shot Glasses las Vaughan (Susan Groppo) of Neill Drive. Grandparents are Stephanie Vaughan of Waterbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Groppo of DEPOT SQUARE Winsted. Great-grandparent is Axie Vaughan of Watertown. DISCOUNT LIQUORS CZARSTY—A daughter, Eliza- beth Byrnes, Nov. 14 at Water- "Dedicated To Quality Servica Unbeatable Selection and Competitive Prices j bury Hospital, to Dr. and Mrs. "• Cose Discounts Depot Square Mall, Watertown CraigCzarsty(MargaretJones)of Main Street, Oakville. Grandpar- 274-7022 • lottery Tickets ents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Owner Czarsty of Oakville, and Mr. and The Raymond L. Garanlno Family Mrs. Jean Jones of Norfolk, Va. Permltte - lane O'Grady Great-grandmother is Mrs. Mildred Czarsty of Waterbury. Page 18Property Town Times (Watertown, Conn.of) Decembe ther 1 , Watertown1988 Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; macrame class 9 to 11 a.m.; social Community Calendar 1 to 4 p.m. TAFT REPERTORY Com- pany introduces new touring show GENERAL 424. atTaft School's Woodward Black INFO NUMBERS: Municipal DAILYINFOLINE:274-9334. Box Theater, 110 Woodbury Rd., switchboard, 274-5411, for most CRIMESTOPPERS: 755- 7:30 p.m. Free admission. governmental and School Depart- 1234. WELCOME WAGON: 945- ment offices, including Dept. of FRIDAY, DEC. 2 0072 or 266-4157. Human Services recreation exten- SENIOR CITIZENS FallsAve. sions 254 and 255, and senior THURSDAY, DEC. 1 center open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; exer- center and minibus exts. 423 and SENIORCTITZENS FallsAve. cise class 9 to 10 a.m.; minibus to Waterbury and mall in morning TAKE OUT OR EAT-IN and afternoon. Delicious CHRISTMAS TREE sale by Watertown Lions Club at Water- :i? 274-8829 town Plaza, Main St., 4 to 8:30 p.m. Benefits club's community Watertown, Cl. programs. ROAST BEEF DINNER by At Two Scoop we make it easy 3 United Methodist Church at Firet Jeanne Marie's for you. Come on in and order » Congregational Church's Fellow- ICE your chocolate houses, sleighs, » ship HaU,40DeForestSt.,sittings >eli & or christmas trees {or pickup S at 5:15 and 6:30 p.m. Call 274- CREAM anytime up to Christmas Eve. S 3785 for reservations. ANNUAL AUCTION at CAKES (fatten, Oakville VFW Post 7330 hall, and PIES Davis St., begins 7 p.m.; refresh- & ments served. TAFT REPERTORY Com- pany introduces new touring show TWO SCOOP at Taft School's Woodward Black 5 Ice Cream Parlor and Sweet Shoppe Box Theater, 110 Woodbury Rd., Let Us Cater Your Next Party! 1069 Huntingdon Avenue 7:30 p.m. Free admission. Waterbury ART LEAGUE meeting at Cold Platters Hot Foods | (next to Freihoffers) 757-6400 community room of Thomaston Savings Bank, 565 Main St., 8 |HRS: Mon.-Fri. 12-9, Sat. 12-10, Sun 1- p.m. Guest: Ed Harrison on "Clas- Homemade Hors d'oeuvre sic Art of Poster Painting." Salads Platters SATURDAY, DEC. 3 CHRISTMAS TREE sale by Mon., Tues. Thurs. Sat. Watertown Lions Club at Water- & Wed. & Fri. town Plaza, Main St., 9 a.m. to 5 530 am.-3:30 p.m. 5:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m p.m. Benefits club's community programs. 500 Buckingham St. "DICKENS OF A CHRIST- Oakville, CT 06779 MAS" Bazaar by United Method- Directly Across From French St ist Church at First Congregational Church's Fellowship Hall, 40 945-0550 O DeForest St., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. CHRISTMAS SALE at Union HOLIDAY PARTY CATERING Congregational Church, 161 Buckingham SL.Oakville, 10a.m. at o to3p.m.;pot roast dinner at5p.m. VINNIE'S SIDE DOOR Call 274-4848 for tickets. r or 1989 MISS GREATER Water- FRIDAY NIGHT I SATURDAY NIGHT THE LOCATION OF YODR CHOICE town Scholarship Pageant at high Call NOW for more details. school auditorium, 324 French St., 7:30 p.m. Tickets on sale at The Cupboard, and at door if avail- ASPEN ^CONSPIRACY able. Some Dates Still Available For PRIVATE HOLIDAY PARTIES - 10-150 People SUNDAY, DEC. 4 CHRISTMAS TREE sale by Watertown Lions Club at Water- town Plaza, Main St., 9 a.m. to 5 OPEN p.m. Benefits club's community DAILY programs. Free Buffet at 1/2 Time AT TREE OF REMEMBRANCE DAILY HOT LUNCHES and SANDWICHES 10:00 a.m. benefit sale by hospice: Project Care at Depot Square Mall, Depot • Sut.4. SftedaU • St., 2 to 3 p.m. MONDAY - MEATLOAF PIZZA SERVED MONDAY, DEC. 5 December 5 with Potatoes au gratin from 11 a.m. to closing SENIOR CITIZENS FallsAve. TUESDAY- CHICKEN Try our many other specialties, too. center open 9a.m. to4 p.m.; lunch- eon at high school; sewing class 1 December 6 in Wine Sauce, Potato & Vegetable to 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY - ZITI • SALADS • ANTIPASTO • SPAGHETTI CHRISTMAS PARTY by • GRINDERS December7 with Sauce, Meatballs & Sausage Council of Catholic Women of St. John the Evangelist Church in THURSDAY - BEEF BURGUNDY STEW Eat Here or To Go! church hall, 574 Main St., 6:30 December 8 pjn. TOWN COUNCIL meeting at FRIDAY- ROAST PORK LOIN RO'S RESTAURANT' high school library, 324 French December 9 with Potato and Vegetable St., 8 p.m. - Serving the finest pizza since 1947- 675 Main Street. Watertown TUESDAY, DEC. 6 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thure. 10-1 841 Main Street, Oakville SENIORCmZENSFallsAve. 274-8030 Fri. & Sat. 10-2 Sun. 12-12 274-1348 274-8069 center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; exer- Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Conn. Society) December 1, 1988 Page 19 watertownhistoricalsociety.org cise class 9 to 10 a.m.; municipal for the Christmas tree, and a grab Ladies Chorale agent in attendance at 11 a.m.; bag gift in the $5 price range. The Thomaston Ladies Choral knitting and crocheting circle 1 to For more information, contact Group will hold a rehearsal today C7€C 3 p.m. Ruth at 274-8162 or Anne at 274- (ITiiirsday) "•7 P-m-at *e Con" RETIREMENT ROAST of 1823. gregational Church, Main Street. Restaurant & Lounge sports columnist Bob Palmer Jr. at The Westbury Room, 666 Tho- 16 Straits Turnpike maston Rd., 6:30 p.m. cocktails, HomePlate Restaurant Watertown dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets available U33 Main St., Watertown 274-1320 at Oakville Liquor Store, Main 274-2811 Monday Night Football St., Oakville, and at Dept. of Complimentary Pizza & Chicken Wings Specializing in home-style cooking Human Services, SI Echo Lake -Sunday Specials Rd. 45" Big Screen [~PPRIMR E RIB FINANCIAL AID Workshop MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Television ROASRO T LAMB $795 for parents of junior and senior December 5 from 4 to 8 p.m. |BBAKEA D HAM w/pineapple # Your Choice college-bound students at high school library, 324 French St., 7 ALL YOU CAN EAT -Friday & Saturday- p.m. Sponsored by Guidance SWORDFISH L.A. Department. TURKEY PRIME RIB • LOBSTER SQUARE DANCE Lessons at CASSEROLE Heminway Park School, 37 Hem- Home-style Soups inway Park Rd., 7:30 to9:30p.m.; and Dessert? DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS 11:30 to 4 - $495 s«™d«iu. Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4 to 7 taught by Nutmeg Square and "TOGO" Orders Taken Homemade Biscuit Round Dance Club, and sponsored Shrimp or Clams on V'J. Shell Every Night at the Bar by Department of Human Serv- OPEN DAILY 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. • Sun. 7 a.m. to Noon Regularly Gift Ceniflcales for Any Occasion Always Available ices. Open 7 Days a Week FIRE DISTRICT Zoning Board of Appeals public hearing at 24 DeForest St. office, 7:38 p.m. Agenda: Pawlak parking variance at 200-206 French St. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. THE center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; ce- SpeciaUzing In... °' spEC MICHAEL E. QUIK ramics class 9 to 10 a.m.; minibus to Waterbury and mall in morning Italian & Continental Cuisine RESTAURANT and afternoon; AARPboard meet- ing. HISTORICAL SOCIETY Where An Array Of Wonderful Things Happen To Beef, Pork. Chicken. Veal. Seafood & Pasta Museum at 22 DeForest St. open 2 to 4 p.m. to public; free admis- sion. WE ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS PLANNING & ZONING Serving Dinner 12 to 8 p.m. BACON QUIK Commission meeting at high ENGLISH SANDWICH school library, 324 French St., 7:30 BLACKBOARD RECOMMENDATIONS p.m. Changed Twice Daily Lunch: Mon. • Sal. 11:45 A.M. • 2:30 P.M. COMING EVENTS Dinner: Mon., Tues., Wed. 4:45 • 9:00 P.M. Thurs., Fn. & Sat. 4:45 • 10:00 P.M. REC. TRIPS: Dec. 4 (filled), Sunday Noon • 8:00 P.M. Radio City Music Hall, New York Major Credit Cards Accepted City; Dec. 10 (filled), Carnegie Hall, New York City. Call Dcpt of Human Services office for reser- vations and information. ( 274-47221 4^1 MAIN ST., OAKVILUE Westwood (CVS) Plaza Breakfast Hours: ^ (Behind Connecticut National Bank) 1650 Watertown Ave. Mon.-Sat. 6 a.m.-11 a.m. Servicemen's Waterbury • 596-7557 Sun. 7 a.m.-Noon Corner Lake Winnemaug Rd Douglas W. Bond, son of Watertown Wayne Bond and Doris McGrath of Oakville, has enlisted in the 274-8010 United States Air Force, accord- ing to Sgt. Jacqui Vesey. Place | Upon successfully completing 179 Davis Street, Oakville 274-8037 ,g the Air Force's six-week basic military training at Lackland Air SERVING LUNCHES DAILY 3 Force Base near San Antonio, MONDAY Texas, Mr. Bond is scheduled to Monday Nite Football Mon. thru Sat. - 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. ft receive technical training in the SPECIAL SPECIAL * mechanical aptitude area. Hot Dogs & Shrimp Mr. Bond is a 1987 graduate of $3.50 DAILY SPECIALS $3.« Watertown High School. He will TUESDAY: Sl.OO Well Drink be earning credits toward an asso- ciate degree in applied sciences $1.50 Top Shell through the Community College TUESDAY NIGHT 7:00-11 P.M. of the Air Force while attending basic and technical training WEDNESDAY: Clam Special $4.50/Doz schools. • 50C Draft 2 ANY THURSDAY: Reunion/2 FOR 1 Drinks Party At St. John's • Bring a New Friend The Council of Catholic Get a Free Drink ^0^ BEVERAGE. Women at St. John the Evangelist • Shot Specials Church will hold its annual Christ- mas party Monday, Dec. 5,at6:30 FRIDAY: Mexican Nite 1 I p.m. in the church hall, 574 Main • Corona • Tequila shots $1.00 . . j St. * Videos By More Fun Amusements ^ A buffet dinner will be served, • Burritltos • Nachos • Just off Main St. • Proper Attire f and there is a per person cost SATURDAY: 25« Drinks 8 p.m.-lO p.m. Free Parking Thomas F. Stanis, Owner & Permittee j Members tnav bring an ornament Page 2Property0 Town Times (Watertown , ofConn.) Decembether 1Watertown, 1988 Historical Society Brought to you through the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgcourtesy of Christmas Potpourri December 3rd 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. * Elementary MARCH'S Union Church School * OAKVILLE 161 Buckingham Street, Oakville LUNCH Over 30 Tables Of PHARMACY • Crafts • Gifts • Fancy Work MENU Francis Kaminski, Prop. • Decorations • Food • Next to New for 308 Main Street Snack Bar — No Admission Oakville DECEMBER SANTA CLAUS 11:30 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Free Pot Roast Supper 5 p.m. 1988 Prescription Delivery Donation Adults $5.00 Children $3.00 Lunch Cost $1.20 274-2398 CALL 274-4848 tor Reservations CHIP HENDRICKSON of THURS.. DEC. I FRI.. DEC. 2 MON.. DEC. 5 Sandy Hook recently demon- OF A Soup and Sandwich Homemade Pizza Hamburger «r "DICKEN'S ¥ CHRISTMAS- strated American Indian dancing Grilled Cheese Sand. (plain or sausage) Cheeseburger on Bur and sign language for Judson Chicken Noodle Soup Tossed Salad w/kctsup Carroi/Celcry Slicks Chilled Fruii French Fries UNITED METHODIST ROAST BEEF School pupils. He also dressed in Sliced Peaches Mixed Vegetables authentic clothing he had made. Chocolaic Pudding CHURCH ANNUAL SUPPER The program was sponsored by TUES-. DEC. 6 WED.. DEC. 7 THURS.. DEC. 8 BAZAAR Fri., Dec. 2 5:15 1 6:30 the Judson Enrichment Team RED TAG & ffacaroni w/mcai suuc -Mexican Tacos" LUNCHEON For Tickets Call (JETS), and the Judson PTA. (B. I.D. TAG DAY & Cheese Lci./Tomalo/Chcese SERVED 11:00-1:30 274-3785 Boston Photo) Red Tags gel Free Ice Cream Homemade Bread White Rice .D. Tags fur everyone Sweet Peas Nacho Chips (Hani & Cheese) Chilled Pears Fruilcd Jello No Salad Bar! Holiday Concert BAZAAR HOURS SAT., DEC. 3rd 10 A.M.-3 P.M. MON.. DEC. 12 TUES.. DEC. 13 At Holy Cross Pizza Chicken Nuggcis Brunch Time "White Christmas," a presen- Fresh Garden Salad w/BBQ or Honey Sauce Pancake w/syrup tation of the Holy Cross High Vanilla Pudding Buttered Noodles Scrambled Eggs School Music Department, will Swcei Carrots Hashbrown Potato Chilled Pears Apple Juice be held Friday, Dec. 9, at 7:30 Chilled Applesauce p.m. at the school, 587 Oronoke THE YEAR HELD AT 1ST CONGREGATIONAL CHDRCH, WATERTOWN Road, Waterbury. For All Your The program will consist of Christmas Needs Shop: sacred and secular music of the March's Oakville Pharmacy holiday season, with a special trib- ute to the 100th birthday oflrving T. GEE'S Berlin. The concert band will perform CAFE familiar compositions such as 253 Buckingham St., Oakville • 274-5988 "SleighRide"and "Christmas Fes- CLUB SANDWICHES GRINDERS tival" by Leroy Anderson. The Chorus and Conceit Choir will OPEN STEAKS HAMBURGERS present Vivaldi's "Gloria" with • All reasonably priced vocal soloists Mary Dambrowskas and Athena Barchini. And the Jazz Thursday Special Band will present swing-style ar- rangements of "Jingle Bells," ROAST BEEF DINNER "Rudolph the Red Nosed Rein- deer," and "Holly Jolly Christ- FREE Served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. mas." Tickets areavailable by calling PRESCRIPTION Even MONDAY NIGHT 757-9248. THURS.- DELIVERY LOBSTER 1% ib. $6.00 FRIDAY CLAMS $3.50 Doz. 4 - ? ALL —SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ALL DAY- Blue Cross THIRD OPEN 7 DAYS 9 AM-1 AM Fri. & Sat. 'till 2 PM o, Connecticut WED.. DEC. 14 THURS.. DEC. 15 Grinder Bar.1.1 Bologna & Cheese PIZZA Top Your Own al ihc Tossed Salad Cake Square w/frosiing FIXIN' BAR" Sliced Peaches THE RESTAURANT STRAWBERRY FIELDS MON.. DEC. 19 ii i;s . nr.c. :o WF.D.. DF.C. 21 Depot Square Mall, Watertown 274-9026 Baldwin. Polk. Griffin Hoi Ham and Christmas Dinnec Chicken Panic on Roll -EARLY WEEK SPECIAL- Grilled Cheese Hot Open Face Turkey Onion Rings in a Bag udson & Hem in way Park Sandwich Mon.-Wed. 4:30 - 8:00 p.m. Carrol & Celery Siix Mashed Potato Sleak Nuggets Chocolate Pudding Golden Corn Your Choice Of: Seasoned Rice, Gr. Beans •XMAS TRF.AT* Chilled Pineapple - BAKED SCROD Vi ROAST CHICKEN w/stuffing THURS.. DEC. 22 FRI.. DEC. 23 MON.. DEC- 26 $6 95 Hot Dog on ;. Roll POT ROAST French Bread Pi/za Baked Beans NO SCHOOL Served with Soup & Salad Tossed Salad Potato Chips Applesauce Cup Merry Chilled Pruil Christmas WEEKEND SPECIALS Ni •alad bar today.) Friday & Saturday BAKED STUFFED TROUT n i.s i"n c r WED.. DEC. 28 THURS.. DEC. 29 LOBSTER FRA DIAVOLO with shrimp NO SCHOOL THIS WEEK SCROD PROVENCAL CHRISTMAS VACATION BEEF BURGUNDY CHICKEN & PORK SAUTE with potatoes, peppers, onions and mushrooms Alltrnuli Lunches Available Dully: 1^^^. Breakfast * Lunch • Dinner -O^HI Emil's Jewelers Peanut Butler/Jelly Sandwich. Cheese Sandwich or Salmi B Sj£ TAKE OUT ORDERS — 274-9026 J«s^ 709 Main Street NO SCHOOL Full Liquor Service • Ample Parking Watertown Happy Monday-Wednesday 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. • Thursday 8 a.m.-9 p.m. New Year Friday 7 a.m.-9:30 p.m. • Saturday 7 a.in.-lO p.m. • Sunday 7 a.m.-7:30 p.ni 274-1988 Directions-Heading North on Rt. 63 Turn Rl. on Depot Street DAILY Mli.K CHOICES: White, Skim or Chocolate Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 21 Property ofThe Men' thes Club wil l bWatertowne selling 574 Main St. A buffet dinner wilHistoricall Societyat Siemon Company, 7 6 Westbury Christmas Potpourri tag sale items. Deserved. December Bloodmobile The 10th annual Christmas Sale Pa* Road. There also will be a pot roast Tickets are per person, and The Waterbury Area Chapter of the Union Congregational supper at 5 p.m. Tickets are avail- reservations may be made by of the American Red Cross will The bloodmobile is sponsored Church will be held Saturday, Dec. able by calling 274-4848. contacting Mrs. Berthiaume at hold a closed bloodmobile Mon- by Siemon and Easter Seals Reha- 3, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the 16watertownhistoricalsociety.org1 274-2842, or Mrs. Keilty at 274- day, Dec. 12, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. bilitation Center employees. Buckingham St., Oakvillc, church. 2487 no later than Saturday, Dec. There will be more than 40 Conseil Laval Party 10. Society members and friends tables of crafts, gifts, fancy work, The Union SL Jean Bapnste are invited. clothing, new gifts, silent auction, "Conseil Laval" will hold its decorations, food, and candy. annual Christmas party Wednes- Santa Claus will be available from day, Dec. 14, at 6 p.m. at the St. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for photos. John the Evangelist Church hall, MONARCH CARPET /HOUSE OIL SERVICE CONTRACTORS/OF VINYL FUEL 9 C AND C Deli & Grocery OIL 79 Hillcrest Avenue 4iii Ruilii OgRlwrside Street Oakville [mm (kikville- Center CALL AHEAD FOR FAST SERVICE 100 Gal. Minimum 274-1864 M & T 9-6. W-Sal. <*•«. Sun. 9-\ Premium Quality Only Custom Quality installations lotto WE HAVE LOTTO lotto 757-2372 By Factory Trained Installers Phone Hot Soups GRINDERS TO GO 274-7000 ur(!03> 274-6066 and Cold Salads DINNERS FOR ONE Daily DINNERS FOR FOUR •VCR 40 cumulative years in the FLOOR COVERING business PABTY CATERING • CHEESE TRAYS • VEGGIE TRAYS Repair PARTY PLATTERS • ANITPASTO • TOSSED SALAD j // Your Floors Aren't Becoming To You j Wednesday Thursday • Free Then You Should Be Coming To Us t Sp»=al *7" Special *8ti Ravioli tor 4 Stuffed ihells fot 4 Estimates Hurry In for your best savings in floor w/* Meatballs w/4 Meatballs PLAY covering for the Holiday Season. We still IT AGAIN have a few installation dates available 274-5838 before the holidays. TAPES We will be closed Dec. 18 and 266 Main Street Reopening Dec. 27th. Oakville foundation Christian bookstore Across From • 274-7927 579 Main Street Bradshaw Automotive < 10:30 - 9 12-8 MAM HTUJJira ANJ SBrfj 03 316 Main St. Kevin & Sherry Mabry Oakville, CT. OTHER HOURS BY APPOWTHEKT Mon.-Sat. Sun. PABKIB6 Df BEAR Oakville Proprietors »*••••**•***••**• »««« KID'S DAY SENIOR CENTER CALENDAR Saturday. December 3rd - 10 a.m.-6 p.m. DECEMBER 1988 EXT. 424 MINIBUS EXT. 423 SENIOR CENTER Selected Low Priced Items CALL 274-5411 EXT. 254 & 255 RECREATION For Children To Choose From THURS.. DEC. 1 FRI.. DEC. 2 MON.. DEC. 5 TUES.. DEC. 6 WED.. DEC. 7 Exercise Class Exercise Class Ceramics Class • Free Gift Wrapping Maerame Class Sewing Class 9-10 a.m. 9-10 a.m. 9-11 a.m. 9-11 a.m. • Moms & Dads Welcome Corner Closes 1 p.m. 1-3 p.m. Mini Bus to Wtby. & Senior Social nittiri" & Crocheting Mini Bus to Wtby. & High School Lunch. Circle Mall A.M. & P.M. • Coffee & Donuts will be served 1-4 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. 1-3 p.m. Bibles Tapes • Gifts Cards & Bingo Books Cards • Gift Certificates THURS.. DEC. 8 This Calendar is brought to you courtesy of: FRI.. DEC. 9 Exercise Class Maerame Class Holiday Hours 9-10 a.m. 9-11 a.m. Center Closes I p.m. Mon.-Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-6 Senior Social Help Unlimited, Inc. Mini Bus to Wtby. & 1-4 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. Cards & Bingo 285 M«ln Street, Omkville "Nurting Betjistry" OFFERING PERSONALIZED SERVICES IN YOUR HOME, 24 HRS. A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK MON.. DEC. 12 TUES.. DEC. 13 Has Services Just for You Exercise Class Sewing Class 9-10 a.m. 1-3 p.m. Oiitting & Crocheting § ERRAND SERVICE - shopping, fight Circle errands. 1-3 p.m. Blood Pros. 11 a GREEN § COMUNI-CALL - A voice to voice WED., DEC. i4 communication system. ""The friend that's Presents LIVE! THURS.. DEC. IS Ceramics Class always there. Macramc Class WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 :R| DEC. 16 S NURSES - When skilled care is needed MON.. DEC. 19 Exercise Class High School Luncheon 9-10 a.m. Our Help is Unlimited..If you need help in any way Sewing Class Senior Center Call Today - Reasonable Prices 1-3 p.m. Christmas Party \ \ uas Lights-HanfonJ 5 p.m. S7.00 *274-7511 • Vallee's lor Dinner Music &. Barbershop 4:30 Dcland Field Quartet Temporary Employment Agency TUES.. DEC. 20 WED.. DEC. 21 THURS.. DEC. 22 FRI., DEC. 23 MON.. DEC. 26 No Exercise Class Ceramics Class Macramc Class Center Closed Center Closed Knitting & Crocheting y-i! a.m. 9-11 a.m. Merry Christmas Merry Christmas Circle Mini Bus lo Wtby. & Senior Social 1-3 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. 1-4 p.m. Elderly Health Screen Elderly Health Screen. Cards & Bingo Call 'for appointment Call lor appointment Blood Prcs. 2 p.m. THE NEW YORK STRIP CONNECTION featuring Top NY Model Bob Wallace, and from Playboy TUES.. DEC. 27 WED.. DEC. 28 THURS.. DEC. 29 FRI.. DEC. 30 Channel's 'XSreaf American Strip-Oft" "Sweet Baby James" Exercise Class Ceramics Class Macramc Class Exercise Class Advance Tickets $5.00 At Door $6.00 9-10 a.m. 9-1! a.m. 9-11 a.m. 9-10 a.m. Knitting & Crocheting Mini Bus to Wihy. & Senior Social Center Closes Circle 1-3 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. 1-4 p.m. i p.m. 675 Main Street, Watertown I lards & Bingo DOOR OPENS AT 6:30 274-8030 SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 Page 22 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 PropertySusa nof Piel wil thel lead a winte Watertownr Historical Society 23rd Annual watch walk along Botany Trail at Workshop Sale intervals throughout the day. Out- door wear is advised. The 23rd annual Flanders Na- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgFor further information, call ture Center Christmas Workshop 263-3711. Sale will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3 and 4, from 10 Christ Scientist a.m' to 3 p.m. at the center off A one-hour public lecture on Church Hill Road in Woodbury. Christian Science will be held There will be baked goods, Sunday, Dec. 4, at 3 p.m. at the handmade craftitems, and unusual First Church of Christ Scientist, at gift items from the nature store. the comer of Holmes and Mitch- Highlight of the event will be elle avenues, Waterbury. Saturday's Apple Quilt Raffle. HoracioOmar Rivas, CSB, will . Refreshments will be available speak on "The Truth About Chris- both days. tian Science and its Discoverer." Matthew J. Baker, D.M.D. Family Dentistry 621 Main Street Watertown THE ANNUAL HOLIDAY CONCERT of Saint Margaret's-McTeman School of Waterbury will be held Sunday, Dec. 11, at 4 p.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church on The Green in Waterbury. Among the 183 274-9315 students from Waterbury and area communities to perform are, from left to right, Watertown's Tracy Feliciani, Peter Gillespie, Craig Camahan, and Priya Nampoolhiri, shown rehearsing. Musical presentation will be by the 116-voicc Middle School Chorus (Grades 4 to 6), the Seventh and Eighth Grade Handbell Ensemble, and the Middle and Upper School choruses and instrumental groups. (S. Steinberg Photo) The Ultimate In rT •.• n • senior center Tuesday and Wed- .AaPt, ^n ~nli nvP, y Health Screening ncsday> Dec.20 ^ 2hoffcring v^™^ include blood Car Cleaning & Waxing rnc bWerly Health Screening preventive health screening, edu- lesls (CBC mi chemistry), elec- servicew^wsittheFallsAvenue cation, and referrals to persons u-ocardiogram, glaucoma test, urinalysis, blood pressure, meas- urement of height/weight, health history, test for visual acuitty, a test lo detect the presence of blood in the stool, and hearing screen- ing. For further information, call the senior center at 274-5411, exL 423. SMITTY'S CAR SALON EXTENDED 789Vi Main Street, Watertown COVERAGE 274-9443 If Your Car Doesn't Look Brand New - WE DIDN'T DO IT! |lmagine...a complete perm service in less than 45 minutes! Our Standard Low Price 6 FOB SALE, $189 UNIQUE FASHIONS • ACCESSORIES 1 LINGERIE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SMOKED ncigi (After 32 Years) ITO H VP — DONT DELAY SHOULDER .0 UP ^,0/4 V £i^_ EVERYTHING MUST GO! ON ALL YOUR HOUDAY GIFT CHOICES Shoulder Hurry In For The Very Best $929 Selection! LAMB CHOPS Last Day of Business December 24, 1988 703 Main Street, Watertown 274-0154 Fresh Boneless Tues.. Wed., Fri. 9:30-5:30 • Thurs. 9:30-6:30 • Sat. 9:30-5:00 CHICKEN LEG CHICKEN BREAST LOOKIDIG FOR $999 9 - m or more USED PIANOS? U For About the Same Price In Our Fresh FREEZER You Could Have: PLEASER IN OUR DELI SEAFOOD DEPT. 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"My confidence level with the Watertown High School take it." was way down. I tried everything, girls soccer team, she was consid- Meeghan's 28 goals led a team but nothing worked." ered by all opposing teams as a that scored 76 goals and went into She's also had some problems dynamic scoring threat, a 13- and thequarterfinalsoftheCIACClass wi th her crossing passes and had a 14-year-old with speed like the "M" state tournament before los- quirky habit (pretty much elimi- wind and a leg like a rocket ing to Sheehan at Sage Park in nated now) of falling to the ground launcher. Berlin. Watertown is the runaway after letting go with a shot. But if she was a dynamic scor- favorite to win the first girls "I've watched the videos and ing threat back then, marking IS Naugatuck Valley League title in know I need to work on my cross- goals as a freshman and 11 as a 1989. ing," Meeghan said, "and staying sophomore, what would you call "I have a lot of confidence in on my feet. I'm getting a much her now, after tallying 28 goals as our whole team," said Meeghan, better plant foot and kicking the a junior in 1988 to give her 54 for who will be a senior co-captain in ball more on the laces." her career? 1989 with Amy Monnerat. "We've Bad habits or annoying little "Meeghan had a career sea- been together for a long time and problems, likeall fine athletes you son," coach RobertMonneratsaid we know each other's moves. In know Meeghan will overcome. of his junior right-wing sensation, the back of my mind, I know we And in the fall of 1989, she will be who was named to the first team can (win the title), but we have to looking for some more accolades All-State girls soccer squad in take it game by game. ... individual as well as team. 1987 and should rightfully return "We have to earn it first." "I'd like to break my own rec- to the team in 1988. Meeghan carries the same atti- ord for goals," she said. "And I Meeghan scored just 26 goals tude with respect to her own per- think we have a good chance to go in her first two seasons with the formance, which has seen it share for the state title. We have a young Indians mainly because she shoul- of pitfalls, chief of which was an team that knows how to work dered most of the offensive bur- afternoon of frustration against together." den herself. But in 1988, with a Lisa Placisis of Sheehan in the She, along with Miss Monnerat, Meeghan Coffey And Coach Robert Monnerat group of talented girls fostering a CIAC state tournament game. will have a responsibility to guide for keeping them from being over- ify her as the most prolific soccer total team perspective to soccer, "The kid shepherded the younger girls through the first, confident, but I don't think the scorer in Watertown High School other sides couldn't afford to give Meeghan's every move," said or second, years on the team and girls will think like that. We'll history and a solid base to con- her all the credit. coach Monnerat. "Sheanticipated to keep entire squad from being have to get rid of the attitudes on tinue her fortunes on the colle- Now they had to keep an eye Meeghan's every move. She is a overconfident in its own ability. the team and work as one unit." giate level. out elsewhere. well-coached kid. She even shut "You can learn a lot from the Looking ahead past a possible She would love to play for the "On the front line we all work out Kim LaMere (All-State player older girls on the team," Meeghan NVL title, a CIAC state touma- University of Connecticut, and if together," said Meeghan, 15. "We from Torrington)." said, "and Amy and I will help the mentberth, a shot at the Class "M" anyone from Watertown could "it don't care who scores, as long as ItwasagamewhereMeeghan's younger girls out as much as we state title, Meeghan Coffey will would be Meeghan," said Mr. we score. If I have the open shot, confidence level took a stock can. We will also be responsible likely have enough goals to qual- (Continued on page 25) THE LATE JOE BENSAV- ville, has been residing in upstate the Detroit Tiger farmhand, await- AGEwasindeedaNewYorkMets New York, inatowncalledGreene. ing assignment for the coming fan of the first order. If there was Cliff is recuperating from major season, will keep busy by coach- a more dedicated fan, I never met surgery and you can send him a ing the Watertown High School him. Joe lived and died with the SPEAKING nice card at RFD 2, Box 541,junior varsity basketball team....I fortunes of that particular major Greene, N.Y., 13778. Cliff, with loved the way the Watertown High league team. OF his brothers, played a Drominent School grid team bounced back to The Bensavage brothers made role in Waterbury's West End ath- win their Thanksgiving Day game up one heck of a baseball family, leticsandhisdad,Al,wasapromi- in easy fashion against Torring- led by the older brother, the late SPORTS nent football player back then. ton. Nothing like ending a season John. Itall started in the great little By Bob Palmer We had a lot of fun bowling in in fine fashion. It might also be town of Bethlehem which, back in the B-J Duckpin League for many mentioned that the long series 1930s, barely had enough athletes years. I know Cuff gets our Town between the two teams is now tied to form the outstanding baseball Times, so here's a big hello, Cliff, at 11-11-1. The only tie (8-8) was team that was aptly called the from the George Skiltons, Walt played at Fussenich Park....There Ploughboys. O'Dell, Oris Salvatore, Monk Sal- ter Hill, or Norway Street. The LaChances, and Bill Richmyers. will be a Gold Circle of Sports John, with his buddy, the late vatore, Oscar and Ray Lindhal, two streets run into one another, Get well quick, buddy. meeting Monday, Dec. 5, at 7:30 Joe DiBiase, built the Ploughboys Johnny and Fritz Jenkins, and a and I guess their place was at the p.m. at the Oakville VFW. Every- into one of the best amateur base- few more I can't recall at the beginning of Norway. CUFF NOTES: Rico Brogna, body is welcome. ball teams in this part of the state. moment. I remember those guys well, Frankie (Comhusker) Bensav- Those were exciting days in and sadly they, with the exception age, John 's brother, was one of the Bethlehem, and I'm glad I saw of one or two, are all gone. They Hockey Team Looks To hitting stars of the team, and many of those games. were Harry Mara, a slick fielding younger brothers Joe, Benny, and Johnny Bensavage later be- firs! baseman; Harry (Rabbitt) Rebound Off 5-13 Record George came along to play a part came affiliated with the Water- Olson, whobecauseof his diminu- in it. Even sister Martha helped town A A's fine baseball team when tive stature, was nicknamed after At S n.ni. no Monday, Nov. 21. the Watertown Hhjh School out plenty. his beloved Bethlehem team no the famous Hall of Famer, Rabbitt IndUn hockey team started on iht long road towards a berth in Hit The Ploughboys played many longer was in existence. Maranville of the Boston Braves; S C'JifatK iauuiK \ :.•••••' '' ' •'.•":'.'.: :'.•'.;• great teams, but what they liked Decker Anderson,OF-P; Clarence I'nder second-year coach Ambrose Kosa. the Indians are re- turning 10 players from the d&ippoinfing 5-13 record of best was getting to play, and most JOE DENNIS began his pitch- (Whitey) Anderson, OF; Benny of the times beat, the Waterbury (Gwizadauskas) Starr, 3B-P; season, five seniors graduated from that team, including g. ing career with the Falls Avenue Pat Lemay and Brian Turner, forwards Nfike Stoss ;ind City League teams. The winning Cubs and I have in my possession Dennis, OF-P; Eric and Frank results cameaboutmostly because Magnuson, INF; Oscar Lindahl, Stark, and deiensemao Sir** I'hilippi. a scorebook of theirs, kept during Tht Indians will begin Ibe season O*c 10, the Mart of a five-game Bethlehem had the pitching, led the 1932 season. C; Ray Lindahl, OF; Albie Krull, by young Smokey Joe Dennis and INF; Skinner Petruzzi, OF; and ImniFMnnd. II jll of West Hartford nil! be the firs! visitor to the Tafl This team was the first adult School's Mays kink on Guerusejtown Road. the veteran Bob Cook. Smokey team I ever saw play in Oakville, Dick Streaman, C. Joe had the blazing fastball and the second being Leo Orsini's You don'tseethatkindof neigh- Bob had the curve ball that would ;o*n High/Ali OakvilleDavies, whosehomefield borhood get-togethemess any : : roll off the table. was where the main parking lot of more, and for those who missed 7,'st'Xa*X. ' '••: "'. • • •'•••: '"•.; j . ; •\~: i- ; / ;S:: .y'&' Smokey consistently struck out those sort of things, I kind of feel 1 he aames, as they were last year, will hv taped ami shown on Griffin School is now located. I jiurrl table 5 and Sammons Cable 13 during the season. 12 or more and all theCity League for them. Home plate on that field was I lit: SCltel ' • teams were after him. One Sun- situated just a few yards away I remember on Sunday morn- day, when Cook couldn't pilch, from where Matty's Shoe Repair ings, as kids, watching the Falls Joe was called on to hurl a double- FARMINGTON,D«c.l9,7:.«)p.m.;WESTON,»ec.22,7-.30p.iii.; store is (or was, because my good Avenue Cubs getting in some big LYMANHAtL.D*c.27,7:30pjn.:alShe*li»i>,Dec. 28,7:30p.m.i header. He had 18 strikeouts in the touring car, and another auto or friend Matty Antonacci has just it Si-w Milfnrd. Oei. 2 That's why we Ron Baltron proudly represent SAFECO, a company that excels in high CHILD-PROOF CARPETS quality protection for the things that matter 9S You can redecorate those problem Reg. $239 most. If there are children in your household, you arc no doubl aware of rooms beautifully and safely with 95 For details on all the rewards and enrichment they durable, stain-resistani carpet. 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AFTER HOURS CALL WATERTOWN 274-5580 102V MAIN ST., WATERTOWN 274-2463 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 27 rior Court on the charges. dent of CESCO Brass in Thomas- Property Donalofd Greenwood the, 26Watertown, 454 ton; and Stephen Sorriero, teache Historicalr Society Buckingham St., Oakville, was at Swift Junior High School and charged Thursday morning with auxiliary state trooper outofLitch- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgdrunken drivingand failure to obey field, will be among 25 bachelors An accident in Oakville early a traffic light at the intersection of on the block. Thursday morning resulted in two Main and Davis streets in Oakville. arrests for drunken driving, and a He will appear Dec. 8 in Water- Date packages include a heli- THRIFT/CONSIGNMENT SHOP man and woman were charged bury Superior Court copter ride to dinner, a New York 42 Hillside Avenue, Oakville over the weekend for the driving Brenda Cash, 28, of 14 Eustis City trip, a Hilton Head weekend, 274-3653 under the influence. St., Oakville, was arrested early and a Vermont ski trip. Bidding starts at $100 and ladies can in- Fine Selection Of Michael Tutolo, 20, of 43 Mor- Thursday morning after police Winter Coats & Holiday Wear ris Road, Prospect, was arrested stopped forassistanceonCapewell crease their power by having Tues. & Wed. 11-5 ^J^ Thurs. 11-6 early Thursday, Nov. 24, after his Avenue. Police said her car was employers match bids. pickup truck rolled onto its side off the road and she was having Fri. & Sat. 11-5 MKEHXK Sun. 1-5 difficulty backing up. Call 755-8406 for further in- and into a culvert off Main Street, formation. HOMEMADE CHRISTMAS WREATHS police said. A witness said that Mr. Tutolo, Bachelors On who was trapped in his truck and had to be released by emergency Auction Block workers, was swcrvingjusl before Three Watertown bachelors OFFICE the accident will be among those auctioned off John W. Bordlcy, 22, of 123 Thursday, Dec. 8, at the Ramada RE/MAX 264-1099 StonybrookRoad,Watcrbury,was Renaissance Hotel in Danbury at also charged after failing to fol- the "Bid for Bachelors" charity low the directions of an officer auction to benefit the March of RE/MAX properties unlimited. 800 Main St. South. Southbury. CT 06488 guiding traffic around the acci- Dimes. dent site. Jack Kilday, manager of the Presents ... ^ fi CQmm Both men will appear today Marshall's Department Store in (Thursday) in Waterbury Supe- Orange; Stephen P. Signore, presi- rtuieiy CONDOMINIUM Hill IN WATERTOWN MODEL SQ. FT. 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CALL TODAY 264-1099 EHO "Friendly Personalized Service" '—^ A MEMBER OF THE SEAKS FINANCIAL .NETWORK DANIEL SETTANI ASSOC. PLYMOUTH-Enjny gorgeous views in this lovely Dutch Col- WATERBURY-Bunker Hill Area, move in condition Raised OAKVILLE-Cozy home in a lovely area ol town. 3 BRS. ex- onial offering 3 BRS, FPS in FR & LR. 2 full plus 2 half baths. Ranch features 2 BRS. kit w/greenhouse window. CT balh, FR. Ira Ig closets. FDR. pantry, walkout bsmi. paddle fans, appls walk-in closets, workshop, beamed ceilings. 2 story barn plus DA. I car gar under w/opencr. must be seen. Offered at included. I car del ear. located in a convenient location. Ask- over 1 '/= acre lot. Offered at $239,900. Call Joe Bakstis. 5135,000- Call Mary McKinnon. ing SI42.O0O. Call a Coldwell Banker Rep. THOMASTON-Coloniat style decor enhances this open FR that WATERTOWN-lfcller than new colonial, all tastefully WATERTOWN-Niccly laid out 7 rm. cape features 3/4 BRS, adjoins an cat-in kit., extra Ig. MBR. 1 xh baths, breakfast bar. decorated, 3 BRS. V/i baths. I.R w/FP. 2 zone heat. FDR. FR. KR w/FP. covered patio w/brick FP & BBQ. gorgeous hdwd. hdwd. firs., main level laundry area, patio, manicured lawn. 2 modern kit., workshop. PT deck. pool. 2 car gar. under plus firs;, private backyard, 1 car gar., located in a very nice area. many mure extras. Must be seen. Offered at $249,000. Call Con- caratt. gar., all in excellent condition. Offered at SI95.(XX). Call Offered ai 5169.900. Call Connie Baker. Gail Laseko. THOMASTON-Two years young. 3,000 sq. ft. of living space in this lovely ranch w/in-law setup. 3 full baths. 5 BRS, WATERTOWN-Lake Winnemaug Area, enjoy great views of WATERTOWN-Vcry nice 3 BR ranch offers brand new kit. woodstove in in-!aw apt., custom oak cabinets on main level, the lake from this charming 2 story offering 3/4 BRS, cat-in kit., cabinets, appls. included, hdwd. firs., full bsmt., carport, located quality carpeting, 2 car gar., private iot. PT deck & more tor new carpeting, room for expansion, located on a corner lot, must in Bunker Hill area. Priced at only $149,900. Call George 5238.500. Call Joyce or Gail. be seen. Offered at $159,900. Call Doreen Lamanno. Herzner. 1044 Main Street, Watertown AMERICAS LARGEST FULL SERVICE 274-5431 REAL ESTATE COMPANY Page 28 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Property of the Watertown HistoricalFinancial Aid Workshop oSocietyf financial aid at Post College , A Financial Aid Workshop for will explain the new Financial Aid junior and senior college-bound Form (FAF), and the Congres- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgstudents' parents, sponsored by sional methodology for determin- DISCOVER the Watertown High School Guid- ing students' family contribution ance Department, will be held towards their college education. Tuesday, Dec. 6, at 7 pjn. in the school library, 324 French St. A question and answer period will be held. Joseph Martinkovic, director "Homes of Excellence" by Ralto Developers, Inc. at /dream of bg your own home slips away, discover Watertown, Connecticut's newest prestigious address. Discover WINDING BROOK FARM. Imagine an unspoiled country setting where traditional values combine with modern amenities - close to town and commuting arteries, municipal sewers, underground utilities and cable services. WELCOME HOME to value. Each home distinctively different, traditionally built; richly appointed with hardwood floors, ceramic tile, custom cabinetry and skylights; For The Discerning Homeowner whirlpool baths in the master suites, fireplaces, atrium doors; 3 bay garages, security systems, and much more. • Superb designer decorated model. On affordable acreage. Homes $375,000 to $395,000. • Five distinctive models to choose from Or build your own custom dream house - 1.3 on M to Wz acres. to 33 acres, $125,000 to $149,000. DISCOVER WINDING BROOK FARM ... • Traditional New England gas-lit style street lights. Custom Colonial - 2594 sq. ft: on 1.42 acres $375,000 • Only 3 minutes to Rte. 8 and 7 minutes to 1-84. On-site sales office open 7 days a week, 11 to 4, or by appointment. One-half hour to Danbury or Hartford. See your Realtor, or call From Rte. 63 in Watertown, take The Westport Group Model open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 12-5 Rte. 6W. One mile past the Taft Sales Office (203) 274-7019 Saturday and Sunday 12-6 (Closed Tuesday) School, turn right on Platt Road. Business Office (203) 575-9335 \M\MM S NEW HOMES DIVISION WINDING BROOK (203) 274-7427 DIRECTIONS: From either Hartford or Danbury, take 1-84 to exit 20, go north on Rt. 8 to exit 37 (about 4 miles). Left on Echo Lake Road to E Buckingham Street (about 1 xh miles). Right on Buckingham (still Rt. 262) to Mount Fair Farm entrance on left (about Vk mile). EMIMWAY 401 Main Street .UARTLETT Watertown CT 06795 NYLON AND POLYESTER REAL ESTATE SEWING THREADS A WATERTOWN INDUSTRY SINCE 1888 ipurtnp latastore 1) Brand new two bedroom Townhouse NEVER LIVED IN handsomely appointed with: eat-in kitchen, ving room with fireplace, l'/2 baths, garage, basement storage area, air conditioner, and all appliances. Upgrades include tile foyer, I this sign. electric garage door opener, window treatments, and light fixtures. Priced below market SI29.9O0 INSTANT 2) This four bedroom tri-ievel enjoys a pic- PASSPORT PICTURES ture perfect parklike setting in a pretty Water- 1! photos tor Passpon town neighborhood. A fireplace adds a and Student Cards. touch of warmth to the living room and the In stunning color. While you wail. skylight makes the kitchen nice and bright. The brick patio off of the fay overlooks the professionally landscaped twe BOB'S CAMERA acre setting. Extras include a heated garage and wine cellar $289,000 Shop, Inc. 90 Soulh Main St. Walerbury 754-2256 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December I, 1988 Page 29 ComputePropertyr Literacy ter; Nelofl Judge ,the Tropical Su nWatertown Tan Historical Society Center; Diane Hallock, Custom CASH Free computer literacy classes, Interiors; Dora Hoffman, Allyn's We will pay a top price Tor sponsored by Mattatuck Commu- Cleaners and Dyers; Alva Cleve- your house. Expect the best.™ nity College's Division of Con- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgland, Kay's Hardware; Gary K. — Any Condition — tinuing Education, will be held for Adams, Knothole Unfinished companies on-site in a mobile Confidential Service Furniture; and Doris Maloney, Our 18th Year! training unit accommodating 10 Joey's Army-Navy Store. people. Call: Fred Reyher The winning names were drawn Training in DOS, word proc- Nov. 18 and 19. 754-4178 Anytime essing, electronic spreadshcels, K. J^y and database management in pro- Close-fisted people will keep 66 Willow St. vided. Employees will receive an Waterbury introduction and overview to the everything but their promises. different applications of micro- computer. Interested companies should call Marilyn Teitelbaum at 575- OPEN HOUSE - OAKVILLE 8133 for further information. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1:00 - 4:00 Buying or Selling a Home? You can expect the best with Turkey Giveaways 23 PAXTON AVENUE (Off Buckingham Street) The winners of the free Thanks- 5'/2 Rooms, 3 Bedroom Home on quiet street near Polk Joe Bekstis giving turkey giveaways spon- School. Large living rooir, eat-in kitchen, ceramic til- sored by several local businesses have been announced. ed bath, Vi bath in basement, laundry room. Oil-Hot WATERTOWN OFFICE Expect They are: Ellen Collins, Tho- Water Heat, storms and screens. New vinyl siding, 100 ^ 274-5431 thebest". maston Savings Bank; Maureen Amp Service. Detached 1 car garage. $129,900. Boucher, Watertown Meat Cen- SHOWCASE OF HOMES WATERTOWN — OPEN HOUSE Sunday, December 4, 1988 1 - 4 p.m. WATERTOWN-Make some memories in this lovely A WATERTOWN-Passive solar contemp. w/skylights. 9 rms. colonial w/3 BRs. cat-in kit.. LR w/FP. FDR. in- Starting at $156,000 ground pool, decks & well decorated. $225,000. Don- Visit our furnished model. Offering 2 or 3 bedrooms with informal 3 BRs. MBR w/FP, great lake views & more. All reasonable na Bannon 758-1733. DR. fully equipped cai-in kilchen w/refrtg., stove, DW. garbage offers will be considered by anxious owners. $320,000. Rita disp., trash compactor, 2Vi baihs plus w/w carpel, gas hoi air heal, Hoyt eves. 274-9416. central AC, full basement, garage, underground utils. SOUTHBURY MTODLEBURY Directions: On /£<- left hand side of Rie. 6, Wtn.. 'A mile east of 264-2880 758-1733 Rte. 63 (toward Black Rock Slate Park) MIDDLEBURY SOUTHBURY 758-1733 2642880 Merrill Lynch Keait Merrill Lynch Realty Rl EHO 967 Main St., Watertown 274-9661 THIS SPACE AVAILABLE CALL 274-6721 The HAPPY-HANDYMAN COLONIAL LOVERS - Charm & warmth plus great liv- you are not? ing space for the large family. Beautiful 9 ml home w/huge new country kit., great for the holidays. LR, den, 5 BR's. Your house hunting days are & I 'A baths. Extras include hardwood floors, wrap-around front porch, rear deck, vinyl siding, and % acre well land- over. Meticulous Watertown Cape, scaped lot. Very desirable area! $215,000. ATERTOWN move-in condition. Excellent ex- pansion potential! Major im- provements already completed in- clude: new Andersen windows- bow & sliders; new vinyl siding; new 12x24' deck; new bath fix- tures; new wall-to-wall carpeting; new "Rain Soft" water system, WARM AND DISTINGUISHED etc. WATERTOWN - Why no! be ihe first proud owner of this beautiful brand SAYS IT-all far this Imely Cafadal wtamskfcrrt* space: ihe remodeled kii. w/ccWer island new contemporary offering fireplaced FR, central air & vacuum, security and built-in desk, the formal DR. the impressive LR. the A bdmi. and i'A haths all add KI system, 3 full baths, deck. Jacuzzi, natural woodwork, 3 BRS, alt gar w/door this pleasant country liomu. Inyredicnb iuch as these plus a 2 car garage and lovely lot make All there is left to do is call the x this a home not in miss! Asking u.ily S174.90Q Ask tor Linda Rsrendini. opener. 1 h acre level lot plus gorgeous views. All this & more for $379,900. moving van! Must see, priced Cafl Joyce Patomba today for further details. right. coLouteu. BANKGRD WATERTOWN Century 21 Norman Ltd. OFFICE EHO I PROPERTIES Inc. 274-5431 250 Wolcott Rd., Wolcott 879-4973 274-6786 EHO Expect the best Page 30 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 IT'PropertyS EASY TO of the Watertown Historical Society BUY-SELL-RENT HIRE & FIND watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWITH IMF J P •DAY! BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Typing/word processing, resumes, 3. HELP WANTED 10. LAWN & GARDEN . ,. .. , . ..,,...... mailings, correspondence NURSES' AIDES CONRAD'S MOWER Repair Ser- COORDINATED BUSINESS day noon is deadline for classified advertising. vice. Quality workmanship and fast SYSTEMS 274-2015 Certified nurses' aides and certified ;: $2.60 minimum charge for the first 12 words. home health aides needed im- service on all brands of power di ly f r equipment (including Sears!). Free .55 tents per line for each additional line beyond VERTICAL BUNDS, minis, Tn ?i ° ,\, All sh fts ava ble Plea contact estimates. We can pick up and minimum labout four words per line). In addilimi micros, pleated shades, duettes. , ' ^ - f deliver. 274-9497. woven woods-custom-always at ^""Wn V'sltln8 Nurses at Town Times, all classifieds are carried in Water- REASONABLE PRICES. FREE Ln-'D"- winnre .™,:i ~Z~Z Sboppers' Guide at no additional charge. FSTIMATFS For all vour window ONLY 16 WEEKS until Spring, NEED A RIDE? Shopping? Doc- UMlMAlfcS. for all your window Ay0N A ^^ & £ASY ^ 1989, LAWN GUYS 7J4_m>s 1. SERVICES OFFERED tor's appointment? Need a ride rasmon nccos can , c^a* i i_ carn extra $$$ Learn how 11. TAG SALES to/from work? Let me drive you. WINDOW WONDERLAND ' ' EMITS JEWELERS 274-0029 Call 274-4516 any time. ESTATE SALE. Oak bonnet chest, 709 Main St. Ask about our country collection. Watertown Pantry Su ere dresser & commode; 1930's China PARTY CATERING. Menus star- I ICHT TRUCKING will haul P "e. Waterbury areaT closet; Morris chair; Maple Expert watch repairing. Guaranteed i? 1"lJl-K1Nt" W1" naul Locally owned grocery chain Total workmanship. ting at $5.50/person. Homemade dressers; Mahogany D.R. chairs & Italian cooking. We deliver. C&C anything. Dump runs, moving %,tr i H" D.L. table; Wicker doll carriage; Deli, 274-1864. items. Jeff. 274-9739. c-v;iwii I I leading to MARANATHA Bowl & pitcher set; Vintage _ $25,000 plus benefits & bonus. clothing & linens; Sheet music; CHIMNEY SWEEPS Some rctail PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL GRAHAM ""DECORATING. <*P- Preferred, but not Frames; Collectibles; China; Glass Chimneys cleaned professionally. >al For morc lnfo ca Al Quick, clean, efficient service. repair. Call 274-2333. Please leave Custom wallpapering & painting. > " ' & the usual household. Dec. 1. 2 729-0160 or 573-1255. message. For your holiday decorating, call & 3. 10-4, Woodland Rd.. 274"6178- P/T HOCKEY RINK assistant, 5 Bethlehem (off 132). Signs from HOMEOWNERS MARINI BROS., mason- to 10 a.m. or 12 Noon to 5 p.m. blinker light. Numbers at 9 a.m. A General home repairs & im- contractors. Foundations, patios, iini !CI?PT c A MI\I/, n^^Mc wccKoays. r lease apply ousincss J.R. Sale. provements. Carpentry and plum- walks. Brick, block, flagstone, 274-9531 Office. Taft School, 9 a.m. to 3 bing. Interior or exterior. No job stone & concrete. All repairs. Free too small. Prompt service at est. 757-7059. COMPUTER DATA ENTRY, 12. AUTOS 2. FOR SALE reasonable rates. Quality workman- plus administrative & clerical GOVERNMENT SEIZED SNOWPLOWING, commercial & ship. Free estimates. Fully insured. FABRIC BARN. Remnants, close- duties. Please apply Business Of- Vehicles from $100. Fords, References available. Call William residential. Sanding & salting fice. Taft School. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mercedes. Corvettes. Chcvys. available. Dependable service. 24 outs. Open every day until Dec. 24. M. Cooke, 263-5400. 10-5 p.m.. Rte. 63. East Morris. surplus. Buyers' Guide hours. Rtis. rates. For free estimate PART-TIME MAINT. Reliable 1-805-687-6000. ext. S-2905. call Suicrior Snowplowing, 567-5823. Next to Cardinal Craft MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT person needed for 40 units. Flcxi- 945-0873 or 274-6116. Shop. for children's parties and shows. ble hours. Minor repairing, mow- 1979 AMC CONCORD 2 dr. HT. Call Mr. Miracle, 274-6115. ing, light snow removal. Good pay. 42.000 miles. $1800 firm. Call SNOWPLOWING. Reasonable CHRISTMAS TREES, hundreds to choose from. Tag early. Call Wtn. Housing Authority. 274-0478 APPLIANCE REPAIRS. rates. Call after 6 p.m. & leave 274-0598. 9 a.m. to 12 Noon. message. 274-6688. Weekends 1 to 4 p.m. Reasonable. Washers, dryers, electric stoves, 321 Sunnyside Ave.. Oakvillc. 1979 CHEVY CAPRI wagon. $500 refrigerators & air cond. Call LAWN GUYS, INC., seeks depen- or B.O. Call after 4 p.m.. 274-6572. LIGHT TRUCKING, clean-ups. 274-6319. WREATHS, Hydrangea and dablc self-starters for snow removal No job too small. Call Glenn al work. Earn $100 or more per day. 1983 BUICK SKYHAWK Ltd. 274-9497. Eucaluptus. Sandy Osborn. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. 274^)955. Call Lawn Guys. 274-0608. AT, AC. full power. Loaded. $3450 Herb Shaw Sanitation Service, the firm. 274-3027. service professional. Call 274-8228. SNOW 4. SEEKING EMPLOYMENT PLOWING FLOWER ARANGEMENTS, any time. wreaths & decorations custom 13. TRUCKS POSITION WANTED-Nurscs Call now for winter scheduling. made & reasonably priced...Great for holidays. Cull 274-3818 after 5 aide. Mature, dependable, ex- 1977 CHEVY TRUCK. 4-whecl TYPING 274-t276 or 274-8928 p.m. perienced. References. 274-4818. drive. 4 spd. transmission. 6 cyl. WORD PROCESSING 64.000 miles. Mechanically sound. Resumes, letters, term papers, ABLE TO HANDLE all your USED KITCHEN CABINETS, HOME HEALTH AIDE available $2000. Phone 274-3210 8 a.m. to manuscripts, mailing lists, painting needs. Receive 10% dis- Formica; Stainless steel sink; Elec- for Mon.. Wed. & Fri.. 3-11 p.m.. 3:30 p.m. repetitive letters, tapes transcribed. count on all work booked before tric stove; Dishwasher; $700. Call II p.m.-7 a.m. Five yrs. exp. nurs- Notary Public. Woodbury Nov. 30. 753-5811. ing home & priv. duty. Call for in- 274-4326 after 4 p.m. 16. LOST & FOUND Secretarial Services. 263-2279. terview, 945-0032. SNOWPLOWING, residential & LOST: Checkbook with bright red DROP OFF CATERING. Parties, commercial. Reasonable rates, free EIGHT-FT. regulation size pool table w/acccssories, plus table ten- S. FOR RENT cover, vicinity Watertown Plaza. showers, stags. Complete buffet. estimates. 274-3598. Please call 274-8621. $6.50 per person. Large menu to nis top. $100. Call 274-3740 after 5 p.m. BARBADOS-one bedroom, ocean- choose from. Laura's Kitchen. Call NO TIME TO BAKE for the front villa, with pool. Reasonable. 18. FAIRS & BAZAARS 945-0013 or 274-2969. holidays? I'll do it for you. Assorted Brochure available. K. Kelley (203) PIANO, Wurlitzer electric portable cookies & bars at reasonable prices. 756-1460 or write P.O. Box 212. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Dec. 3. with case. Exc. cond. $300. QUALITY FURNITURE stripp- Call 274-9702 after 6 p.m. Waterbury. Ct., 06720. 9-5. Handmade items, bake sale, ing & refinishing. Free pick-up & 589-3955. white elephant table. To benefit delivery. Local antique dealer. Call TILE REGROUT & Repair. FT. MEYERS BEACH, FLA. 2 resident council. Waterbury Ex- MOVING, MUST SELL queen- Dave Beauchamp, 755-1840. Quality workmanship. Free BR/2 bath condo on golf course, tended Care. 35 Bunker Hill Rd., sized bed w/frame. Asking $250. estimates. 274-9089. beach. Fully furnished. Min. 2 Watertown. 3-spd. pedestal fan, $20. 274-0540. RAY BERRY & SONS, painting week rental. 274-1376. contractor. Quality workmanship, HOME REPAIRS/remodeling. No 22. INSTRUCTIONS WURLITZER ORGAN, Model competitive prices. Insured. Free job too small! Free estimates. Call WATERTOWN, 2 BR apt. $400 estimates. 574-1435. Jim Brown, 274-7342. 470 Custom Funmaker. Programm- WOMEN WANTED to study ed rhythm orchestra. With bench. per month plus util. Must have rets. ballroom dancing with the area's Never used. $1500 or best offer. 274-5002 eves. only. finest ballroom dance coach. Call MARK SMOLLEY'S Remodeling HANDY MAN, 18 yrs. experience, 274-6183, any time. 274-3031 or 274-0808. Ask for Bill Service. Interior & exterior pain- avail, evenings & weekends. OAKVILLE, 1st fir.. 5-rms. Lang. ting, wallpapering & carpentry. Carpentry my specialty. Nojob.too Adults. No pets. Util. not includ- AMERICAN SINGER Free estimates. 274-9082. msall. Reft. Call 274-0430. ed. Sec. & refs. 274-3041. CANARIES. All colors. Bird cages 23. NOVENAS HOME REPAIRS, remodeling, Roommates NEED HELP? We included. $60/pair. Call 266-0459, •> 10-5, 266-4255 after 5 p.m. Ex- APARTMENT, 4 rms., 1st floor. additions. For free estimate call Bill are an apt./home sharing service A PRAYER TO THE HOLY cellent Xmas presents. Adults. No pets. Utilities not in- Clock, 274-2859. helping people to find rooms or cluded. Security, I month. SPIRIT. Holy Spirit, you made me roommates. 723-8179. References. 274-0434. see everything and showed me the DOG GROOMING. Evening ap- HEAVY DUTY 18 1b. washer. Exc. way to reach my ideal. You who pointments plus all day Thurs. & CHUCK WAGON Custom Cater- cond. $175. Sears portable apt. size gave me the wrong that is done to dishwasher w/butcher block top. me and You, who are in all in- Sat. Call 274-7154. ing would like to wish ail our 7. REAL ESTATE Exc. cond. $75. 274-0442. stances of my life with me. I in this customers a Joyous Holiday Season. GOVERNMENT HOMES from short dialogue want to thank you for WALLPAPERING. A woman's Remember us for all your special $1. (U repair). Delinquent tax pro- everything and confirm once more touch. More than 10 years exp. BUNK BEDS, pine, light walnut occasions & holiday get-togethers. perty. Repossessions. Call that I never want to be separated Reasonable rates. 283-9673. stain, w/ladder, $325; Set of baby Prices start at $4.50 per2 person. dresser bureaus, rock maple 1-805-687-6000. ext. GH-2905 for from you no matter how great the 9'i ?Tf^9?? 2Z*°? ? blonde, $150 ea. A-l condition. Call current repo. list. material desire may be. I want to be HOUSE PAINTING & staining WALLPAPERING & STENCIL- 274-2863. with you and my loved ones in your (quality brushwork), int/ext. Free ING. Experienced. With rets. Call WATERBURY, by owner. Meriden est. Refs. 263-5873 (Glen). perpetual glory. Amen. Liz, 274-1957 after 5 p.m. Rd. area, 3 prime lots, 50x120. Thank you for yor love towards me Sewer & water. Good for single or T&B MAINTENANCE HAY, $2 per bale. Call 274-8239. and my loved ones. Persons must OFFICE CLEANING DONE. duplex. $62,500 each. No agent Painting, wall papering, gutters pray this prayer three consecutive Reasonable rates. Have references. calls 753-7288. days without asking your wish. cleaned, chimneys tarred. 274-4578. 274-0846. BABY EQUIPMENT. Crib & After the third day, wish will be granted no matter how difficult it COMMERCIAL SNOW PLOW- mattress, car seats, changing table, 9. WANTED TO BUY PROFESSIONAL tree work. Pay- may be. Then promise to publish ING & Sanding. Call Professional walker, high chair, back carrier, ing too much? Not with us! Fully ANTIQUE STYLE furniture. Call this dialogue as soon as this favor Outdoor Services, 266-7075. baby gate & more. Call 274-0616 insured. 274-4042. Dave Beauchamp, 755-1840. is granted. A.O. Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, 1988 Page 31 ST. JUDE'S NOVENA. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorifiedProperty, loved and preserved Community of the Watertown Associates Has Historical Society throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray Sign Language Sessions for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. Say this prayer ninewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgTo make Community Associ- to communicate non-verbally,"he times a day. By the 8th day your ates of Connecticut, Inc., as well pointed out. "Sign language with- prayer will be answered. It has as the community at-Iarge, more out any facial expressions is really never been known to fail. Publica- accessible to the hearing impaired, meaningless." tion must be promised. Thank you and God bless you St. Jude. E.C.K. CAC is offering free sign lan- He also said if more members guage classes to all interested per- of the community knew sign lan- sons. 25. FIREWOOD guage and were more sensitive to In recent years, sign language the needs of the hearing impaired, SEASONED FIREWOOD, $100 has grown in popularity. Thou- "there would be fewer obstacles per cord delivered. Call 266-7075. sands of individuals of all ages are for the hearing impaired to over- discovering that "the study of sign come." SEASONED FIREWOOD, cut, language can be fascinating and The free sign language classes split & delivered. $125. 274-4531 or rewarding adventure," according are held every Wednesday from 4 274-8132. to Frank Coppola, associate direc- to 5 p.m. at CAC. A PIZZA PARTY SPONSORED by the Baldwin School PTA was tor of Hearing Impaired Services FIREWOOD. Seasoned, cut, split. Call Mr. Coppola at 274-9241 held recently at the school, and two of the first graders from Mrs. Must pick up. $60 coid. 274-8758 for CAC, Inc., 25 Hillside Ave., (Voice/TTY) for further informa- Ruggles' class, Gina Cavallo, left, and Audra Graziano, are shown OakviUe. tion. polishing off some of their pie. The parties were awarded to the six CAC is a non-profit organiza- 27. HOME IMPROVEMENT classes who had 100 percent PTA membership. The other classes tion designed to assist all people belong to Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. Butterly, Mrs. Restivo, Mrs. Ligi, and Miss CARPENTER. House and deck in overcoming barriers to achiev- Rcignier. (Baldwin School Photo) repairs. Windows and doors install- ing their educational, vocational ed. Call Mike. 274-0704. and independent living goals. HUTCHINSON—A son, Alex- Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jojm Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson of Mr. Coppola is the son of deaf ander James, Nov. 3 at St. Mary's Hutchinson (Pamela Hendrickson) Rhode Island. Great-grandparents 30. ITEMS FOR RENT parents and says he learned to sign aiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimirmiiiii imiiiiiuiiiie of North Street. Grandparents are are Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Hendrickson before be learned to speak. pMMANDSECDRTTYCORP.l of Florida. HEATERS, GENERATORS, "My love for my parents and floor sanders, wall steamers. Hertz 1FULL TIME-PART TIME % cars & trucks. Rental Center. Inc.. love of sign language has led me |Great opportunities to earn ex- s 274-8821. to my life's vocation of servicing stra money for the holiday season. = the deaf," he said. "When I look | We presently have openings on = We Put The Tare' In back at home movies, it is humor- Sail shifts in the Greater Water-1 Da Car e ous to me to see what a show-oifl Sbury area for guards, canines Legal Notices shandlers and jumpers. We pro- § |p|i||y A f was." Svide paid training, uniforms, | 1'JA4^\ _^'• l«w«l Home He studied sign language inter- 5holidays and paid vacation. § 00 /J*J^r\S ' 5 tein Eiperie^ce PUBLIC HEARING preting at Galludet University in SWages $6 an hour and up. = / ^"^ 1 \ )fa^ • Heals S Snacks NOTICE is hereby given by the Washington, D.C., Ihe world's Call 583-6979 /k^J^ VT 11 «. Eft. Ckaqi Watertown Fire District Zoning Sior an appointment. only liberal arts college for the s. EOE M/F ~M£~Z-—' Excellent References Board of Appeals of a public hear- deaf. amiiMiiiiiii iiiiimiiiiuimiimmiiiiHii • Warn & Toddler I ing to be held on Tuesday, Mr. Coppola emphasizes the Openly ^ 757-7956 December 6. 1988 at 7:30 p.m. at • Eons: 6:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Huntingdon Avenue Exit off 1-84 the Watertown Fire District Office importance of facial expressions 24 DeForest Street, Watertown. and body language when commu- Connecticut to act on an application nicating in sign language. INVENTORY-PART TIME for a variance Filed by Joseph and "Babies arc born with the abil- Patricia Pawlak of 200-206 French ity to make facial expressions and Are you looking for extra BRAXTON MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Street, Watertown, Ct. wherein said dollars for the holidays? In- Echo Lake Road, Watertown applicant intends to provide park- ventory company is looking ing in from of 200-206 French GARAGE DOOR OPENERS Street for tenants of a building for reliable people to assist Installations Unlimited in retail inventories in the GENERAL MAINTENANCE thereby failing to conform to Sec- Some Experience Preferred, but not necessary. tion 63.7.4 regarding the twenty-five of Woodbury greater Waterbury area. Weekdays, weekday even- Will train. foot setback line required from a Offers quality Stanelv Garage street line regarding the use of park- Door Opener and professional ings and weekend hours Must have good driving record. ing or loading spaces. installation. $ 195. Includes available. Will fluctuate ac- • Overtime • Excellent Benefits Among our benefits are: All interested parties are re- individual digital cording to your availabili- quested to attend this meeting or coding for added ty. Average hours are 10-20 FULL PAID HOSPITALIZATION - safety. Options per week. We usually can SURGICAL - MEDICAL • DENTAL PLAN forward correspondence relative to available. Leave | this matter. messages at tailor your schedule around PAID SICK & PERSONAL DAYS By John Boak. Chairman 266-4449 your full time job. Rates Please Apply In Person Watertown Fire District start at $6 to $8 per hour Equal Opportunity EmpLyycr M/F Zoning Board of Appeals depending on job applied TT 12-1-88 for. We have a bonus refer- ral program. Auto and SEPTIC TANK X- Watertown Fire District travel allowance where Public Hearing CLEANING applicable. POOLS!! X- of Zoning Commission If this sounds interesting X- The Watertown Fire District Zon- $55 Tank please call 597-1408 Mon- THE PERFECT FAMILY XMAS GIFT! >- ing Commission will hold a public day through Friday, 10 Say NO to pollution! Say NO to hospital waste! Say I- hearing at the Fire District Office In Town of Watertown a.m. to 4 p.m. for more x> at 24 DcForcsl Street. Watertown. Only - Until 12-31-88 information. YES to family togetherness and a 1988 new leftover Cl. on December 12. 1988 at 7:00 family size swimming pool, including huge P.M.. lor the following purpose: X- 1 UN 3 Service Co. RGIS sundeck, fencing, filter and warranty. NOW ON- Application of Arthur Williams E.O.E. LY $988 WITH FULL FINANCING AVAILABLE X- tor approval of Special Use. Section Bethlehem 266-5436 x- 23.2.1 "Dwellings containing three - No payment til Spring. Guaranteed Spring in- (3) or more dwellings units" located stallation! Make the swimming pool buy of a X- on west side of Burton known us lot Need improvi :g...call us! lifetime. X- Number 5 on the Walertown tax Call Paul now at map. • ROOFING • SIDING At this hearing interested persons • SEAMLESS GUTTERS 1-800-852-7665 may appear and be heard and writ- ten communications will be • Chimney Work • Emergency Work 1-203-563-1161 received. • Altering 'Paneling • Drop Ceilings * Remodeling Dated at Watertown. Ct. this 1st day of December 1988. OakviUe Home Improvement Co Watertown Fire District We own and operate our own equipment CALL US Zoning Commission Joseph "Dean" CiUone We are not agents! FORA Albert A. Yurgelun, Chairman 60 Tarbell Avenue, Oakvile FREE John M. Robb "All work guaranteed in writing!" ESTIMATE Archie Aitcheson 274-2328 • 283-0876 • 757-1000 More than 25 j/eors experience TT 12-1-88 Crafts Expo Danbury The Christmas Crafts Expo I A&W Fuel Co. 1 797-0567 and II will be held on the first two Premium Grade Fuel ro weekends in December at the Hart- ^S,7;fTioRiDA f NewMllford ford Civic Center in Hartford. ^S*P*E*C*I*A*L 354-1050 Expo I will beheldFriday, Dec. Torrington 2 through Sunday, Dec. 4. Expo n 25 Gallons with 774 482-8508 will be held Friday, Dec. 9 through Minimum Purchase Of 150 Gallons at 1 1 ft GAL. Sunday.Dec. 1 l.Awealthof crafts C.O.D. FIRST NEW 100 CUSTOMERS MO\nNG&sTORAGE INC. Florida 10 and unique gift ideas will be pre- COMMERCIAL/SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT AVAILABLE •„,„,„...'.""D',:,""" "S;«..., (305)524-4244 sented. 945-0032 EMERPHOSE 753-0579 Fage 51 lcwn limes (Watertown, Conn.) December 1, U»88 Board members did either. Mem- work, and suggested some of the matter would be placed on the More Volumes On Shelves ber George Mango said the listing major issues to be acted upon be agenda for the Board's first meet- Property of the Watertownreport "is almost meaningless," Historicaldiscussed at full Board meetings, Societying in January. while Chairman John Beeler said rather than have them go through Mr. Beeler also called for a Of Main Street Library he personally is concerned with committee review first better dissemination of news items The Watertown Library Assoc- Troublesome Words," Bill Bry- the "bottom line" of the report. He said it is getting tougher ail by the central administration iation has announced the follow- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgson. Member Norman Stephen, a the time to schedule committee through the Board meetings, rather ing volumes have been added to Also: "Brand Names, Who retired principal of Memorial meetings for open dates and gather than rely solely on The Pipeline, the shelves at the main library, Owns What," Diane Frankens- MiddleSchoolinMiddlebury.said the appropriate membership. The an informational publication that 470 Main St. More books will ap- tein; "The Rating Guide to Fran- "assuredly" to his knowledge all school superintendent said the goes out to the schools. pear as space permits. chises," Dennis L. Foster; "Guide school boardsdid not approve their The additions are: to Musical America," Lynne respective system's bills as the "The Road to Avalon" by Joan Guiskoff; "The Facts on File Dic- slate claims. He advised the ad- Wolf; "When Two Hearts Are tionary of Classical, Biblical, and ministration to check with Re- Hands of Friendship One," Julie Wyckoff; "The Heart Literary Allusions," Abraham gional District I and the Cheshire Has Its Magic," Marylin Young; Harold Lass; "Encyclopedia of system for verification. invites you to a "Don't Sing Before Breakfest, the Third World," George Thom- Board members agreed to send Don't Sleep in the Moonlight," as Kurian; "Day By Day, The the issue back to the Personnel, CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Lila Perl; "Moonseed and Mis- Seventies," Thomas Leonard; Policy, and Health Committee for tletoe," Carol Lerner; "Sketching "Atlas of Ancient Eqypt," John review. Quality Handcrafted Items Outdoors in Summer," Jim Ar- Baines; and "Who Lived Where In other business, Mr. Gugli- nosky; "The Drackenberg Adven- In Europe," John Eastman. otti observed some of the commit- Something for Everyone! ture," Lloyd Alexander; and "The Also: "The National Directory tees are getting overloaded with Mermaid Summer," Mollie Hunt- of Addresses and Telephone Saturday, December 3, 1988 er. Numbers"; "The Dictionary of 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Also: "Small Fur," Irina Historic Nicknames," Carl We Sharpen Korschunow; "The Ghost of Sifakis; "Monarchs, Rulers, 65 Hickory Lane Skinny Jack," Astrid Lindgren; Dynasties and Kingdoms of the Watertown, CT "The Amazing Valvano and the World," R.F. Tapsell; "En- SCISSORS! Mystery of the Hooded Rat," cyclopedia of the Renaissance"; Follow signs from Mary Robinson; "The Facts on "Companion to the French File Children's Atlas," David Revolution." John Paxton; "Com- ELECTRIC & the gazebo. Wright; "The Great Age of Sail." panion to Russian History," John NON-ELECTRIC Diane & Gene hope Peter Kemp; "To the Ends of the Paxton; "The Middle East"; "Crown of Stars," James Tiptree; HEDGE TRIMMERS to see you and Earth," Irene M. Franck; "Atlas wish you a Happy of Maritime History," Antony "The Book of Literary Lists," AND Preston; and "Charts on File." Nicholas Parsons; and "Introduc- Holiday Season! Also: "International Directory tion to Phychology," Patricia M. =~"=—ji GRASS of Children's Literature," Mary Wallace. / CUPPERS Beth Dunhouse; "Encyclopedia of Also: "Recovering From the Psychology"; "Biblical Quota- Loss of a Sibling," Katherine Fair / TOO! Donnelly: "The Gods of Ancient tions": "World Encyclopedia of 208 Main Street Egypt." Barbara Watterson. Political Systems and Parties"; Oakville • 274-1647 "World Human Rights Guide," Charles Humana; "America's Listing Of School Foreign Policy. 1945-1976," (Continued from page 1) "Connecticut's Largest Curtain & Drapery Shop" Thomas Parker; "The Rights of that except for unencumbered Students," Janet R. Price; and funds, he doesn't scrutinize each "The Facts on File Dictionary of spending item, and doubted other DR. JOHN McHUGH^ Direct Factory Outlet PODIATRIST Medical and Surgical Footcare 1 S-A-V-E VERTICALS Permanent Correction ORDER NOW 1-INCH BUNDS PLEATED SHADES BUNIONS • INGROWN TOENAILS In Time for the Holidays • CORNS HEEL SPURS We Guarantee Lowest Everyday Prices on Custom • CALLOUSES WARTS Vertical 1-Inch Pleated Medical Insurance Blinds Blinds Shades Accepted DEPOT SQUARE MALL WATERTOWN 274-1773 Let Us Cater Your Shop or Office Christmas Party : or New Year's Party, Soft Shades in Decorator Colors Drop-Off Service or On Premises . A Few Dates Open for Christmas Partie: COMPLETE NEW YEAR'S PARTY at CRESTBROOK MUSIC • FULL OPEN BAR From 6 to 12:30 choice of: • PRIME RIB • STUFFED SHRIMP • STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST From 12:30 to 1: CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST Qualified Personnel for Measuring and Installation HERITAGE CURTAINS INC. 251 Porter Street, Watertown 274-1274 GUT CERTIFICATES LAYAWAY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 10 - 6 Thursday 10 - 8 Saturday 10-5 For Info Call 274-1628 or 274-6592 Not Responsible for Typographical Errors MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY