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Vol. 40 No. 26 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $12,00 PER YEAR. Car, Ri... P.S, PRICE 30'CENTS June 27, 198.5 • J. • Public Buildings Committee Look To Hire Architect The Public Buildings Committee unanimously agreed Monday night High School Announces to formally ask, the Town Council to charge the PBC with lining up 4th Period Honor Roll an architect to begin studying school compliance, with fire safety Watertown High School placed White, and Carrie Wright. and handicap accessibility codes. 1,30 students on the Honor Roll for _A SHOW OF SUPPORT for Richard Ashe, center, owner of 'Town Honors Town schools are faced with a, the fourth marking period, accor- and Country Liquors, evolved the past, few days by Alex "Scootie" Debra Ayotte, Douglas Barius, state mandate to bring the buildings ding to Principal William P. Sharon Beach, Goran Bengtsson, up to date with revised codes, or Agnew, left, of Agnew's Florists and'Joey D'Averse, of Joey's Army- Williams. David Bierwirth, Beth Brazee, Ann face the loss of education revenue. Navy, through the placing of yellow ribbons and miniature American, Cambigue, Dawn Cole, Lance Local officials have estimated, lags oo. the Main Street sidewalk trees. Robert D. Stethem, the They are as follows: Seniors, High Honors Crowe, Robert Dela'Rosa, Janine meeting the fire and, handicap com- Waterbury-born Navy petty officer slain by the hijackers of TWA Flight Jeffrey Beeler, Joseph .Bordiere, Giroux, Nancy Gomes, Frederick pliance orders will cost in excess 847 last .week in Beirut, Lebanon, was a nephew of Mr. Ashe. Other Kristen Boyce, Nancy Cote, Eric Gyuricsko,, Jacqueline Jacovino. of $1.5 million. businesses and even residents have picked, up on the gestuie, and have Descoteaux, Anthony DiFederico, Teresa Juodis, David Kennedy, The Council, through, its capital joined, in 'the show of support for Mr. Ashe and the hostages still held. Vito Doria, Valerie Dunn, Martin Scott, Knowlton, Michelle Lagasse, improvements program outlined for (Valuckas Photo) Durante, Scott Fellows, Ronna Delsie LeVasseur, Susan Lyman, 1985 to 1,990, has earmarked Fratangelo, Michelle M. Guerrera,,, Todd Magyar, Paul Maisto. Jack, $100,000 to hire an architect, this Lisa Juliano,' Eileen LaRosa, Marti, Thomas Mathews, Lisa fiscal, year. Overall, costs for school. Class Night Ceremonies Rebecca Lawton; Joseph LePage, ^ Morrison, Curt Nadeau.'" Paula improvements are expected to' Marianne Matbicsy, Lynn McHale, ' O'Neal, 'George'Ouellette,, Cheryl reach $4.1 million into the. next A ward Deserving Grads Lisa Milano, Patrick Paternostro, .Palomba, Georgann .Palomba, decade, with,"$3.8 million commit- Lori, P'etereit, Sharon Spagndla," Heather Proctor,. Tina Romano, ted through bonding. Nearly $24,000 in. scholarships Naugatuck Valley Symphony Joseph * Spagnoletti, Anthony John Rosa, Steven, Rossignol, The' PBC is in receipt of three and- certificates were presented, to Scholarship-Lisa DeMunda, $250; Valenti, Laura, Varno, Melissa (Continued on, page 2) building inspection reports from'the students at the June 11 Watertown Watfirtown/Oakville Senior Citizen state following review of the High Class Night ceremony, about. Food Service, Scholarship—David Watertown High, Swift Junior 50 different awards being .bestow- Kennedy,/ $200; Water- Authority Asks 'Total' High, and Baldwin Schools in 1,984 ed upon the recipients. town/Oakville Senior Citizen and 1,985. Ruth Hlavna, interim Two of the more expensive Music Scholarships-Lisa DeMun- Project For French St. school business manager, said awards, the.ARCO ($4,000) and, da (band) and Frederick Gyuricsko Monday night these three have been the only schools inspected to Carl M... Siemon Science Award (chorus), $100 each. When the French Street, position Monday night to support ($2,000), went to Lynn. McHale, . Also: Voiture No. 684 Nursing only a, "complete project.".. date. reconstruction project, is finally Edward Kalita, PBC chairman, satutatorian of the senior class. Scholarship—Debbie Murphy, finished, according to- plans, •Commissioner Joseph Masi, There also were, several $1,000 $250; Carl M. Siemon Science speaking before the authority as a said "major violations'" of the something still will be missing on revised state codes, will require ser- scholarships and awards presented.. Award-Lynn McHale, $2,000; resident of the town, and abstaining the street, and the Water and Sewer vices other than can be provided Scholarships presented: from, later discussion, because of a (Continued on page 2) Authority reaffirmed its previous locally. Frances Griffin-Lynn McHale, conflict of interests, made authority $500; Watertown Junior Women- members aware that project plans School: Superintendent Dr. Philip -Carlo Montagno, $1.50; Westbury do not include installing water and Fallon informed the Council, a few Women's Club-Valerie Souilliard, ••sewer lines to cover '"several weeks ago the state Department of Swift Junior High Has (Continued, on, page 20) $500; A.F.S.M.E,.-Jeffrey Beeler, gaps'" along French Street. SI00; Delta Kappa Gamma Socie- Family members of Mr. Masi, ty International, Delta, Chapter- 187 Honor Roll Pupils live on the street. Rebecca Lawton, $100; ARCO-- Some 1,87 students at Gordon C Sylvester, Linda Ventura, Jennifer Superintendent Vincent Petroccia Sales Galore Lynn McHale, $4,000 ($1,000 per Swift Junior High school were Weiss, Mamie Weiss, and Brenda said, the authority sent a resolution year); Baldwin- Judson FT A—Scott named, to the 1984-85 Honor Roll, Wills. to the Town Council, on Jan. 2,4, 'This Weekend! Fellows and Curt Nadeau, ,$400 100 coming from, the eighth grade 8th GrwfeSECOND. HONORS 1977, supporting the project as Merchants in, Watertown and each; Watertown Federation of with 87 coming from, the seventh David, Amauckas, Jennifer Bar- long as the gaps were covered, call-. Oakvillc will .be conducting, Teachers-Rebecca Lawton, $250; grade. bieri, Michele Bernier, Rachel, ing; it a 'matter of public their annual sidewalk sales Rotary Club Scholarship- They are: Blais, James Bodor, Melissa convenience. beginning today (Thursday), W Frederick Gyuricsko, Fred, 8th Grade-FIRST HONORS Boucher, Stephanie Boyce, Jen- The street is being reconstructed and, lasting through Saturday, Monroig and Jeffrey Beeler, $500 Jennifer Boyer, • Jennifer nifer Brodeur, Stephen, Camerota, under a federal Urban Roads pro- June 29. each. Brodeur, Tracy Brouillard, Richard James C'apece, Kelly Coviello, Jen- ject, coupling federal, state, and •Ann, Woodward, president of Also: Olive Ryan-Michelle Cozzolino, Louis Daddona, Deb- nifer Daginella, Brian Danielson, town money. the Oakville-Watertown Mer- Guerrera, $500, Roberta Salzer, bie Daigle. Stephanie D'Angelo, Elizabeth, Davis, David Desena, Mr. Petroccia also said 'the price, chants and Business Associa- $750, and Paula O'Neal, $300; Mike Dethlefsen, Charles Jason Deschaine, Jennifer Demirs, then, to lay the' water and sewer tion, said there will be "exciting Debra Emanuel Scholarship- Deveikas, Kim Demsey, Jennifer Anna, DePolo, Audra. Dillon, Paul lines was' $1,57,470. The price values in all the stores" for Michelle- M. Guerrera, $500; Evanski, Willianr Graver, Katie Emmendorfer, Christine Evitts, now, he added., would be more like shoppers to take advantage of Watertown, Foundation, Fletcher Hallihan, Karri Hobson, Jennifer Stephanie Faressa, Tom Flaherty, $500,000." during the three-day sale. The Judson, Marigold Spencer-Kathy Iadarola, Katie Jellinghaus, Joan Lisa, Fontan, Angela Fusco, Karen ""The longer we wait, the more bargains will be offered during Billus, Tina Romano, and Fred MacSweeney, Jennie McCarthy, Gibson, Danielle Graziano, "Tina it's going to cost,,'"" authority Chair- regular business hours of the Gyuricsko, $1,000 each; Junior Maureen McKinstry, Brian O'Don- Grisco, Cathie Gaustella, John man" Michael Vernovai said, poin- various establishments. Women's Club of Watertown, Fine nell, Ryan O'Grady, Nancy Moret- Harnick, Lori, Keefe, Jason, ting out. assesments and. interest on Most of the stores and shops Arts Scholarship-Christine Sloss, t.i, Michele Orsini, Sandra Pater- Kirkleld, Barry Knapp, Robin payment installments also will be participating are along Main $150; AlmaD.F. Jackson, Estate- nostro, Sara . Pennella, Joanne, Koskey, Derek Kulikauskas,"Karen higher. Street, in Watertown and Jackie PMell, $100; E.C. Margraff Rinaldi, Diana, Rolny, Jennifer Luddy, • V ick i' Lynn „. J ames In' reaffirming the authority's Oakville. Estate—Matt LaBruzza, '$60; Rubbo, David Strong, David (Continued, on page 24} (Continued on page 11) June 28 and 29th sr

PageProperty 2 Town Times (Watertown , ofCom. ) Junthee 27, 198Watertown5 Historical Society Class Night • Perugini, $500 from, Briarwood Technical Drawing-Clayton Fin- LaPorta, Mary Rinaldi, and Scott Dethlefsen, Philip Duval, Tara. College; Kim LaFrance, $500 from nemore, and. Brian Keers; Metals- Shaw. Foley, Laury Frysinger, Alondra (Continued from page 1) Academy of Business Careers; -Charles Barber and Lance Crowe; Honors. Gorman, Edward Hankey, Sean David B. Siemon Award—Jamewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs James Post, Michael Nolan and Consumer 'Home Economics- Robert: Buckingham,,, Timothy Johnston, Jill Juliano, Charles tines, $750'; Siemon Company- Richard Brown, each with a four- Janice Polletta and. Kim LaFrance; Burke, Nancy Camerota, Richard Kellogg, Stacey Kiltonic, Margaret, Laura 'Varna, and Jeffrey -Heeler, year fu.Il scholarship to the Univer- Most Deserving Young Woman Corr, Nancy" Dan.iel.son, Todd Kuzebski, Kirk Landquist, $1,000 each; Siemon Dynamic sity of Connecticut. ($100)-Jacqueline Pikiell; Most Davis,. David Dobkins, Kimberly Christine Longo, Kelly Mclver, Manufacturing Co .—George Awards presented: Improved Young Man ($60)--Matt Dunn, Michelle Evitts, Barbara Jennifer Maxwell, Thomas Touponse, $750; MacDonald's Most Outstanding Senior-Joseph LaBruzza; Bausch and Lomb Finkle, Patricia. Godowski, Eric McDonnell, 'William McEvoy, Scholar-Deena Sirois, $500; LePage; VFW OakviHe Post 7330' Medal—Joseph LePage. Kintzer, Sharon Kontout, Keith Jodi Mirando, Joseph Palomba, Oakville .American Legion' Aid History Award-Joseph. LePage .and ' Also: Outstanding Athlete Lavoie, Stacey Lowe, Kimberly John Phillips, Sherry Raytar, Lisa Fund .Committee—Kimberly Man- Laura Varno; 'Spanish Club Awards—Lynn McHale and Mahoney, Tracy Montagna, Wen- Romano, Pasquale Sarrapochiello, nello, Debra Murphy, and Frank Awards ($25 each)-Nan.cy Cote, • Michael Nolan; Library Service dy Monte, Bridget Neibel, Jac- Sherri Simons, Denise Sirois, Rinaldi, $300 each; Debra Debbie Murphy, Heather Proctor, Club Awards-Jeffrey Grenier and • queline P'aquin, John Rinaldi, James Stinson, Julie Svab, Erika Emanuel Memorial Scholar- Laura Varno, Karen," Zakauskas; Debbie Murphy; The University of Romeo Rn'bbo, 'Tina Scheiner, Tal, Brian Turner, and Tim Michelle Guerrera, $500'; Tim (Vocational. .Ed. Awards) Nurses Connecticut Alumni Association Kent. Scott-Smith, Larissa Werenko. O'Neill Memorial Scholar- Assistant—Sue Caterino; Food Book Award-Rebecca Lawton; Semeraro, Sonali Shukla, Michael Christine Curzio, $250; Michaels Serv ice—Dav id Kennedy; Renselaer Medal-Jeannie • Chiu; Svab, and Jerry Valentino. Jewelers Scholarship—Christine Distibutive Ed .-Holly Barber; Dartmouth Club of Northwestern Sophomores, High Honors Miss Carnright Curzio, $500; Class of 1916 Building Maintenance—Kurt •Connecticut. Book Award—Mary Domenic Biello, Brenda Bolduc, Scholarships—Kristen Boyce and Mussa. Rinaldi; Harvard Club of Southern. Kristin Gonlan, Shelly Descoteaux, New CoOector Patrick Paternostro, $250 each. Also: (Industrial Arts Awards) Connecticut—Larissa Semeraro; Gina DiFronzo, Eric Gyuricsko, For Watertown In addition, to '111086 scholarships, Graphic Arts-Tina,. Biello, An- Outstanding Achievement .in Alanna . Kaplan, Pamela Karas, four students were awarded thony DiFederico, Delsie Business and Office Education- Tara Knowlton, and Monica Nancy J. Camright, 117 Fall scholarships from the colleges they Levasseur, and George Ouellette; Kelly Walsh and Brent Landquist. Renaud. Mountain' Lake Road, Terryville, will be attending in the fall. Elena Wood s—Joseph Bo'rd iere; Certificates awarded: •• Honors accepted the position of tax collec- French V-Kathleen Billus -and Janet Barbieri, Shane Chasse,. tor with 'the Town of Watertown, . Free 'Parking Rebecca Lawton; Spanish •• V— Christine Cipriano, Lisa Finelli, June 19. Nancy Cote and Karen Zukauskas; Eric Fogg, Michael Guerrera, ;; 5.2 j MafnlStreei,: .Waiertoivo/- '.-274^-2193 •'• She presently is working in, Spanish IV—Laura Varno; Chorus- Kimberly Hogan, Naomi Johnson, Plymouth as the assistant: tax col- -Anthony Santoli and Roberta Joseph Kvietkus, Kathy Mathews, lector, and has worked both part HAS .JAMES 'BOND FINALLY Salzer; Piano-Frederick Gyuric- Andrew Miller, Beth'Perkins, Lisa time and full time in the tax office MET HIS .MATCH? sko; Band—Christine Giovannini Perugini, Kevin Shaw, Ashley of Plymouth since approximately and Christopher 'Taylor; Physical Skyrme, and Elizabeth Winslow. 1975. ROGER MOORE Education-Roberta Salzer and Freshmen, High Honors She is a graduate of Terryville Richard' Semmelroth; Art—Joseph David Barbieri, William Bur- High, School, holds an associate , JAMES BOND Bordiere. rows, Ronald Conti, Lisa Gizzi, degree in, business and fashion mer- Denise Johnson, Christine chandising from -Post College, High. School. Johnson, Jennifer Kasidas, Karen, Waterbury, and in 1983 received (Continued from, page 1) Lavoie, • Robert: McHale, Billy her ' Certified Connecticut O'Doniiell, Joel Robb, Darlene Municipal Tax Collector's Cer- Douglas -Shulze, Deena Sirois, Rabbins, Susan Rosa, Tierney tificate from the State of Josephine Soldi, Valerie Souilliard, Smith, Tracy Soden, and Theresa, Connecticut. Eddie Wilson, and Karen, Stawski. Miss Camright will, be starting MSTXIIITEDIV MGM/M ESOTT.IKMEW CD A ROLiENTS ORACEjOMS Monday - 99C ill seals Juniors, High, Honors Glen Earth, John, Bellia, John will be residing in, Watertown IKTKICK MACNER and ICHKISTOPHERWALKENJ Tntsiij ihra Sundiqr S2.W Carol Ann Bera.be, Jeannie Chiu, Cetta, David Cortese, Shelley Dad- within a, period of one calendar Showtimes: 7:10 & 9:30 Siraiitoy-2 p.m. »C 5enInrs-S»e' all HUMS Alison Estey, Leon Jalbert, Silvana dona, Patrick DeMarest, David year, Watertown Meat Cente 6 -»- 485' Main Street, (H8min«yPM Watertown 274-2714 -NOW ACCEPTING FOOD STAMPS- -PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL THURSDAY, JULY 4th- USDA] STEAK CHOICE) •ROASTS ' PERDUE BONELESS BREAST PRIME RIB STEAK 'Ib, RUMP ROAST »2»fc • BONELESS EYE of the ROUND PERDUE BREAST TOP SIRLOIN -WHOLE $i2§ TOP ROUND OR SPLIT ^ I Ilib. BOTTOM ^ _ .. LONDON BROIL 'lib.- ROUND 5149ib HUMMEL HOT DOGS TENDER ROUND SKINLESS NATURAL CASING CUBE STEAK "ibL

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Cave' Day Historical- Road,; earned her'varsity lette r iSocietyn chemistry and graduate d cum laude Wed aesday, July 17, 10:30 a.m' A outdoor .track during the Bowdoin from Carleton College, North field, picnic hike in Thomaston. Register College, R.I. spring sports season. Minn.,, during commencement ex- by July 11. Free: : • Miss Lawson is a graduate of Tall ercises held. June 8. watertownhistoricalsociety.org• Family Cookout-Wednesday, School. July 24, 5:30 p.m.. Pool and tennis courts available for a. fun evening Karleen J. Walsh, daughter of Debra Murphy-, graduated at Crestbrook Park. Register by Ju- Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Walsh. Watertown High senior, is one of ly 18. Fee. Watertown, received a B.A. degree two Litchfield County students •Boating—Wednesday, July 31. in management from Hartwick Col- awarded the Voiture No. 684,40/18 Call for' more information. lege, Onconta, N.Y during Nurses' Training Scholarship. The • Fishing Derby—Wednesday, graduation ceremonies held May scholarships are worth $250. Miss Aug. 7. More information later. 26 Murphy plans on attending Albany •Evangel Christian Activity Medical Center School of Nursing.' Center Day-Wednesday, Aug. 1.4, Thomas Gatin Pagano, 23 11:30 a.m. Spend a day playing Ledgewood Road, received a B.S. sports, Fishing, swimming and hav- degree in chemistry from ing fun. •• Rensse lae r Po I,y tec hnic I nsl itu tc. Troy, M.Y., during-the school's REBERS ' m 179th commencement • exercises -* held May 17. PLUMBING- PERSONALS and Kris ten E. Gusky, daughter of Jacqueline Agnew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William, Gusky„ 116 HEATING Helene Agnew and the" late Alex- Honey Hill, Road,, has been, named ander Agnew, recently received, her • to the spring semester Dean's List Inc. . Ph.D. from the Johns Hopkins at El izabethto w n Co 11 egc, Residential, University School of Hygiene and. Elizabrihtown, Pa. Miss Gusky is Commercial 'Public Health, Baltimore, Md. Dr. majoring, in computer science. Industrial - .Agnew, who received her masters Call: 274-0776- of public health degree in 1978, David Blackburn, son of Mrs. received, the Cornelius Kruse . Roberta Bl.ackbu.rn, Woodbury . Gary'Rebers • Watertown Award for scholarly excellence in Road, received, a B.A. degree in environmental health sciences, and was inducted into the Delta, Omega. Honorary Public Health Society at. SOLVE THE PUZZLE Mrs. Jonathan Shilstone its annual meeting May 29. She is Miss Martha Cassidy, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. John. H. Cassidy Jr., now teaching in the Department of Health, Science at Johns Hopkins. 2,5 • '10 f Woodbury, and formerly of Watertown, was married to Jonathan +2,5 x5 . x50 Shilstone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shilstone, West Redding, on Saturday, June 22, at 'the Westover School, Middlebury. The Rev. Shelley Bianchi -and Claudia ioo William J. Zito officiated, and a reception, followed at. The Country Rice, both of Watertown, were . - ^ = ' 5 Club of Waterbury. The bride, who is 'the granddaughter of Mrs. E. among 646 students, graduated from, Rowland. Chase, Soutti.bu.iy,, had Mrs. Timothy Koehler as honor at- Manchester Community College tendant. Bridesmaids were Miss Dianne Cassidy, Mrs. Edward Brokaw, .during ceremonies held May 30. 70 . .and Miss Joanna. Perez. The best, man was William. Shilstone, and ushers ' -20 were David Yapp, John Cassidy ID, and Michael Cassidy. Mrs. Laura J. Lawson, 42 M'Fingal x25 Shilstone graduated, 'from The Tat School, and from Colby-Sawyer Col- • 10 4Ql lege, N.H. with a. degree in, child, development. She received, her 10 +10' master's degree in. social work from, 'the University of Georgia. She 10 5 is employed as a medical social worker for St. Mary's Hospital in " 200-4= 10 5 Athens, Ga. Mr. Shilstone graduated from Joel Barlow High School, HO 5 Redding, and. from Muhlenburg College, AUentown, Pa., with a B.S. ' 60' degree in natural science and biology. He.obtained his M.S. degree -10 5 5 ' in pharmacology from 'the University of Georgia, and currently is work- ; 9x4= + 1,4 =: • ing, toward his doctorate in pharmacology. (Merideth Studio Photo) Birthday 5 ••• to Prospect Minature Golf for nine V 5 HOW OLD IS JOAN JM.?.?? .5 Special Ed. holes with a trophy going to the +5 high scorer. There will be a side- JOANIE HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOAN!!! 5-Week Program trip to McDonald.''s on the way Beth, Tammy, home. Register by July 3. There is A FRIEND Begins In. July a fee. L Laurie & Colleen J Special Education students will have the opportunity to gather ever}1 Wednesday for various day trips and activities, according to the Parks and Recreation Department. The Five-week program, features FACTORY OUTLET days of sports, fishing, hikes, and more.. Registration for each, adven- ture closes one week before the. • OPEN TO THE PUBLIC • event. The schedule: ALL PRICES •Minature Golf-Wednesday, Ju- ly 10, 10:30' a.m. The trip will, be INCLUDE Pre-Summer Clearance Sale

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• D ni D n D D n ni ni ni ni D D D D DI DDDD D D ID ID D D D D • Cemetery at the .convenience of the family. ' ' watertownhistoricalsociety.orgThe Rev, Virginia Roger Black, TOWN TIMES INC. daughter of Mrs. Roger, assisted Published 'weekly. Subscription rates .are $12 within," by the Rev. William I. Zito, Litchfield County, $ 14 elsewhere in Connecticut and $16 officiated. out of state. Office is located, in the Capozzi. Professional Mrs. Roger died Thursday,'June Building, 1.19.2 Main. Street, Watertown. Second class ' 201 at the Church Homes, Avery postage paid, at Watertown, Ct. • Heights, Hartford, after a, brief il- For news or information call 274-6721. Address mail lness. She was bom • Jan. 22, 1898 to TOWN TIMES, Box 1, Watertown, Ct. in Waterbury, daughter of the late POSTMASTER: Send, address changes to Town, Everett and Mabel (Palmier) Hill. Times, P.O. Box, I, .Watertown, CL 06795. A former" resident of Oakville William, E. Simmons, Publisher . - before moving to Hartford, Mrs. Thomas Valuckas, Editor; Kim, Harmon, Editorial Assistant; Roger was a, charter member of .Marie McGregor and Dorothy,. Tweedie, Business Office; Union. Congregational Church. Dolores Se.mera.ro',, Advertising Manager; Claudia Peltinic- She leaves three daughters, the chi, Delois Reilly and Joan Sludwell, Sales Representatives; Rev. Virginia' Roger Black of Trudy Pearson, Layout & .Design,; Martha Stammer, Pro- Frederick, Md..,, Mrs. Leonard duction Supervisor; Pamela Conboy, Bernice Proe, Lisa (Nancy) Looeiis of Watertown and Biello, Lorraine Kopcha, LeeAnn Toffey and Shirley Thomp- Mrs. Lewis (Priscilla) Reynolds of son, Production Staff; Lorraine Veronneau, Lillian Misura Wallingford; two sisters, Mrs... and Odette Sirois, Circulation and mailing,.' Esther Schneider of West.Hartford, INCOMING PRESIDENT of the Watertown Rotary Club, Dennis USFS 635-480 and Mrs... Homer (Ruth) Huffieldof Strozzi,, left, received the blessings of outgoing President William Lang at the club's annual installation dinner recently at The Westbury Room. 'DDDDaanDnDDDDDDDDnDDDDDDDDDDn Avon; 19 grandchildren; 10 great- grandchildren two nephews and. Other officers for 1985-86 will be Anthony King, vice president; ADVERTISING NOTICE William Manger, secretary; and James Maxwell, treasurer. (Slepanek TOWN TIMES trill make every effort lo see lint all advertising copy Is comely printed. one niece. Tie publishers assume no financial rcsponslbililj1 for* typographical'enrols In advertise- The Hickcox-Mitchell Funeral Photo) '" -• ments, but will gladly reprint, without charge, (hat part of advertisement in which an Home," 1,95 Main St., is in charge Burial will be- in the Mount. Saint error .ma)' occur. Regularly scheduled advertising may be canceled or corrected wttils Schools for many years. of arrangements. James Cemetery at 'the convenience deadline limits only. She leaves a, son, Donald F. Marion Roger, 87, of 705 New of the family. .Mrs. Helen, Flynn Mrs. Flynn died Tuesday, June Flynn of San Francisco, Calif., a Britain Ave.,, Hartford, were held • Funeral services for Mrs. Helen daughter, Mrs. Algard Whitney, Saturday, June 22, at: the Union 18 in, Caimichael, Calif., where she Flynn, widow of Francis P. Flynn,, was a resident for 'the past 14 years. and two granddaughters, all of Mrs. Marion "Roger ' Congregational Church, at 2 p.m. formerly of Middlebury Road, Cartnichael. Funeral services for Mrs. Burial was to be in Evergreen Mrs. Flynn, daughter of 'the late were held Monday, at 10 a.m., at Mr. and Mrs. John, Kilbride, taught, The Hickcox-Mitchell Funeral St. John's Church, Main' Street. • MA.RJORIE O'NEILL* in the Falls Avenue and. South (Continued on page 9) Gibney-Bruce • FUNERAL DIHECTOS' Advertising Specialties for 24 years Mn aQNeill SENIOR CENTER • Calenders • Business Gifts nmcml Home- .. • Pens* Key Tags •T-Shirts 742 Main Street, Oakville „ & much more Connecticut - 06779 - .CALENDAR- RaySjostedt 203»274-3§G5 • JOHN O'NEILL* •- JULY 1985 Personal Service - • FUNERAL DIRECTOR Bus. 274-2700 Res. 274-1471 EMBALMER* ' -CALL 274-5411 FALLS AVENUE SENIOR CENTER EXT. 423 ' ' •' MINI BUS EXT. 424 WATEBTOWN RECREA1ION EXT. 253, 254, 255 FRL,JULY 5 GIFT-SHOP MON., JULY 1, TUES.', JULY 2, WED.., JULY 3 THURS., JULY 4 1245 Thorhaston Ave. Exercise Clasi Exercise Class lndependan.ee 753-9289 Sewing Class Ceramics Class 9-10 a.m 9-10. a.m.. Day 1-3 p.m. 9-11 a.m., Bus [o Wlby. &. Knitting & Crocheting Center Closed Bus to Wtbv. &. Mall A.M & P.M Circle, 1-3 p.m. Happy Holiday!' Mall A.M. & P.M. Center Clnscs 1p.m. YODH MON.,,, JULY 8 •TUES.,, JULY 9 WED,., JULY 10 THURS.,, JULY i 1 FRL, JULY 12 1-STOP' Exercise Class No Macrame.Today WEBBMG Sewing Class 9-10 a.,m. - Ceramics Class Picnic 4, Social Exercise Class 1-3 p.m.. Knitting St. 9-11 a.m. *2.00 per person . 9-10 a.m:.. CMTfffif Crocheting Bus, to. Wtby". ft • Cercemaggiore Club Bus to Wlby. & Circle 1-3 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. food, card's. Bingo* Mall A.M. & P.M. Blood Pressure 12 noon Center Closes I p.m. 11-12 See us for Carlson Craff • INVITATIONS - ENCLOSURES .,, JULY 1,5 TUES.., JULY 16 NAPKINS-THANK YOUS This Calendar Comes Exercise Class RECEPTION ITEMS - 9-10 a.,:ni. ATTENDANTS GIFTS ' Knitting & Sewing .Class, Crocheting 1-3 p.m. To You Circle 1-3 p.m. Through The Courtesy Health Screening WED., JULY 17 Of THURS,., JULY 13 Ceramics Class Macrame Class 9-11 a.m. 9-11 a...:m. Broadway Show Senior Social! Chorus Line _ 1-4 p.m. Bus Lvs. Win. Lib. 10 cards & Bingo. 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Vinyl Not Linoleum FRL, JULY 19 Manufacturing Co. MON., JULY 22 A day at the water Exercise Class Mercy Center Many people incorrectly call Vinyl sheet usually comes in • 9-10 a...m, .Madison, CT. the sheet goods that are commonly • widths of six feet, nine feet, and Bus to Wlby & 78 New Wood Road Bring your own laid in kitchen floors linoleum. • twelve feet. Because of its size Mall A.M. & P.M. picnic lunch That is an. anachronism from the and bulk, (few, if any, seams) it Cenlcr Closes 1p.m. Watertown,;'Ct. Lv. 9:30' a.m. from days when linoleum was the rage, would probably be best, to have it Win. Lib. - >6.00ea. back in the 1930's. Linoleum, is' 'installed professionally. Most:in- OUT. It just hasn't kept, up, either TUBS.., JULY 23' WED;, JULY 2.4 THURS., JULY 25 stallations call, for it to be glued FRL, JULY'26 MON,.;,JULY 29 in. materials or design. What most into place, but that is not much of . ' Macrame Class Exercise Class. - ATLANTIC CITY people install today is SHEET . a drawback because today's vinyl 9-11 a.m. • Exercise Class 9-10 a.m. *22 per person with Senior Social 9-10 a.m. Sewing Class VINYL. sheet is durable enough to'" last Knitting & • *12 coin rebate & 1-4 p.m." Bus to Wtbv. & 1-3 p.m. Sheet vinyl is on the same idea, many, many years. Crocheting •'3 meal rebate cards & Bingo Mall A.M. & P.M. Win. Lib. 7:30 a.m.. as linoleum, but it is made of syn- Circle 1-3 p.mi. •Mood Pressure 2-3 Center Closes 1p.m. thetic material 'that is not bothered at. all. by moisture. It is flexible, For all your carpeting needs . TUES., JULY 30 soft under foot, and extremely •visit:- .. • • WED;..,JULY 31 "Attention:, Please'check your Membership Cards and see if your Exercise Class simple to 'maintain. It is the dues are, up-to-date." • " material for today — often, refer- The Carpet Barn •• 9-1,0 a.m. Ceramics Class Knitting & 9-11 a.m. Coming, Events: Coming in November - Our annual auction. Dec. red to by the name of the past. "The largest Floor Covering Center • Crocheting fa The Area" Bus to Wlby. &. 12th is our Christmas Party.. Dude Ranch Trip -Oct. 7th thru 10th Circle 1-3 p.m. Mall A.M. & P.M. " at the Rocking Horse Ranch. M70 per'person,,, double occupancy. Corner of Echo Lake Rd. & Porter St. • LOBSTER BAKE Watertown • 274-6831 Of 2.74-01« 116.50 , .Sign, up now. Everything included. ' „ ' ' Town, Times (Watertown, Conn.) June 27, 1985 Page 5 Property of the Watertown Historical Society LOW, LOW, EVERYDAY PRICES watertownhistoricalsociety.orgCITY DRUG CITY® -Good thru 7/2/85 DRUG ClTY"lll DRUG CITY® -Good, thru 7/2/8.5 Limit: One Coupon. Per Customer Limit: One Coupon Per Customer Limit: One Coupon Per Customer MENNAN |fl|| Skin Bracer, ^^^ speed ^ afta I stick =p Skin Conditioner gg $1.32 s"

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1 AZA- •Management ^serves the light to Limit Qyantities Open 7 DayS L/t*-^-.- '-' specials good while Supply Lasts. ' . 8a.ni.tOl0p.il i 161 MAIN ST. 274-5425 Daily including Sunday WATERTOVVN PagPropertye 6 Town Times (Wateitown, of, Com.. )the June '27, . 1985Watertown. Historical Society Christ Episcopal Church, 25 The ' Oral' Roberts Group Green. Gazebo, Park "Steadfast,"" a group ofwatertownhistoricalsociety.org 10 The program includes music, students from Oral. Roberts Univer- drama, and personal sharing. The Concert.. Series- sity, will perform in concert, on group comes from all over the In helping the State • of Connec-.. Tuesday, July 2, at. 7:30'p.m.. and United States and Canada and. ticut celebrate its 350th anniver- Wednesday, July 3, at 9:30 p.m. at represents many denominations. . sary, the Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring six out- door concerts to be performed at either the Town Hall 'Gazebo or Connecticut Gymnastics Crestbrook Park. The schedule: "Concert: Band," July 18, 7:30 School to 9 p.m. at the gazebo; "Jazz, Con- cert.," July 28, 6 to 7:30' p.m. at Now accepting registrations for: Crestbrook; "Big Band. Concert," —SUPER SUMMER SESSIONS— • Aug. 1, 7:30 to 9 •p.m.. at the gazebo; "Dixieland Concert," ;.GIRtS-fri^ Aug. 1.1, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Crestbrook; "Top 40 Band, Con- cert," Aug.. 22, 7:30 to 9 p.m. at. the gazebo;-"Big Concert Band," Sept. 1, 6 to 7:30 p.m. at' Crestbrook. PersonaJized fmtruction • OjmpJefe COT^nKtwe Ev33ualion • ProbJ em Solving To check on. 'the concert to be sure it hasn't, been, canceled.,, call the town's info' line at 274-9334.- • NEW REGULATION SPRING FLOOR • For any other further, information, call the recreation office at 274-5411, exL 253. • OUTSTANDING INSTRUCTORS HALFWAY Luxuries in ay make the world go 979 Main Street: 'round, but in many cases they also Watertown preclude many an income from . .]• 274-9766 going more than halfway. - Mrs. Michael B. Stone Fall Registrations being accepted Cynthia Alice Post, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald John Post. Jr., now.. Some classes are already It's good to formulate high filled (or Fall Sessions. principles, but annoying to' Middlebury, was manied to Michael Brennan Stone, son, of Mr. and. constantly air them. Mrs. •Lawrence Hunter Stone, The Taft School, on Saturday, June 22, • in the Middlebury Congregational. Church. The Rev. Dr.. A. Edward 'Coach officiated, and. a reception, fallowed at Highfield, Middlebury. "The bride had Kate Fuessenich as, her honor attendant. Bridesmaids were LANDSCAPE Kathleen Stone, Kelly Monsarrat, Sandra Macartney, and Carol Dere- slenski. James -Stone sewed as best man, and ushers were Michael Mon- SUCCESS sarrat,, Stephen. Post, Brian. Heyworth, Dale DeYoung, and John Kraham. Mrs. Stone was graduated, from Taft, and attended, the Univer- sity of New Hampshire and Post College. She is a public relations begins associate for Brockway Air, Burlington, Vt. Mr. Stone also- graduated from. Taft, and from, the University of .Massachusetts, cum laude, with with, a, a, degree in. physical 'education,.. He is 'the head, baseball coach and a faculty member at the University of Vermont, Burlington. MASTER 'PLAN New Position day Inn in Hartford. Mr. Romano's appointment Landscaping means creating a plan to make the best use of the space available in the For D. Romano came on the' heels of Norwalk's Dominic I. Romano, Oakville, Peter E. Olson, election to State most attractive way, Merely planting trees and shrubs is not landscaping. Your home ' was named Adjutant-Quartermaster Commander. Mr. Olson succeeds deserves the most attractive setting you can give it. of the Department of Connecticut, Peter Muscolino of Essex.., 'Veterans of Foreign Wars of the The Veterans of Foreign Wars of Our Landscape Design Services are geared to offering you innovative and functional United States, during the annual the United States is a 31,000-plus design concepts. We are interested In improving the value of your home by o-ur pro- State Convention held at the Holi- member organization. fessional approach to your landscaping needs. - - , " We: can implement your Master Plan with the installation of: - Custom Picture Framing Lawns • Walks and Patios • Foundation Plantings • Gardens • Trees and Shrubs We would welcome the opportunity to serve you. 1, i Phone us at 274-8889 k Whether it be needlework, a photo or •nw. an old print you want re-framed, stop in for any of your framing needs. -JAMES S. HOSKING NURSERY, INC. • SELECTION OF PRINTS • PHOTO FRAMES Beautifying the Watertown Area Since. 1897 • FRAMED ART • 96 Porter Street Watertown 274-8889 Thank you for your overwhelming response to Our Grand Opening! Mary and Sue 1111 Main St., Watertown , , .. (Above Tent's Hair & Now) Hours: Mon.-SaL 9:30-5:30 • Thurs. 'til 8:00 I 274-0063 UGATUCK'S NEW met ENTER. COUNSELOR ; -Ma dene Knows -About Weight ••Loss-/ fSCHDOL:OF -"• • ' . AMERICA'S NO,I HEALTHY.DIEV '' ;' : :'": : ••;._-. •• • - •• .Lose.17 tp-25 lbs. in 6-Weeks.''• •,• r,. . .;-•.. ':. -.;• .-'.,: 35 PORTER AVE^^ j- • PHONE'729^72481 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times. (Watertown , Conn.,Society) June 27, 1:985 Pag e 7.

property on Tarbell and Tucker $40,000. '. • . . Robert Porzio, Waterbury, Carl' Albino, Middlebury, property on. Ave., $58,000'; Ricky and•Deni.se watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMay 30--William J. and, Ann R. Griffith,. Middlebury, and Francis Sylvan Lake Road, $287,000. Gilbert O'Brien to Benjamin and Rankin, Watertown, to John and Sartoli, Middlebury, tO'Joseph A. The following real estate transac- Cecile E. Szmajlo, Naugatuck, Joanne Crowell, Watertown, pro- tions were made-during May and property on Howland Street, perty on Atwood Street, $90,000. $56,000. ,- June, according, to warranty deeds May 3,1-Richard. G. and filed with the town clerk's office: May' 28-A. Robert Panasci, Christina.V. Chiodo, Monroe, to J-CON, Inc. Watertown, to Joseph M... Caiazzo, Susan P. December, Unit F-13, Efl.0 flailrod Hill Street May 17-David A. and Pamela J. Ulateibuiy. Connecticut 06708 Watertown, Unit 2B of Westbury Highgate Condominium,, $41,500; KITCHENS Gorton, Wolcott, to Glenn A. and Park. Condominium, $45,000. ' William, and, Armelia Maisto, Marjorie M. Sartori, property on May '29—George Grohs and Watertown, to Hans and Wendy • TflflDITIONfll ond CONTCMPORRRY May 22—Joseph A. and Mary P. Susan, Amabile, Watertown, to- Hoegemann, Cheshire, property on,, i GCPCOT CRftFTSMftNSHIP FIT flKORDftBU PRKCS Scopino, Watertown, to Edward J. Vincent and Erma Chrzan, Nor- Cherry Ave.., .$69,000. • lunu UNITS • CABINCTRY ran craw ROOM and Patricia M. Cole, Watertown, wich, N.Y., property on Pep- June 3-Robert Porzio, Water- * RCSIDCNTHM. • COMMCRCIM. property on Brierwood Drive peridge Tree -Road, $118,000; bury, Carl. Griffith, Middlebury, $90,000, Catherine Touponse and Margaret and Francis Sartoli, Middlebury, Coll or visit our shouiroom May 23-Ronald P. and Gertrude Palmer, Watertown, to Cross Road 'three parcels to the Town of Water- hours by appointment (203) 573-1855 Ayotte, Watertown, to-Dennis G. Development, Inc., Waterbury, town, property on Sylvan, Lake and Dana M. Generalli. Oakville. property on French Street, Road and Parkman Street,-$1 each; FIRECRACKER SPECIALS

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Taxes • 'Watertown: 274-41,24 benefitting all state residents were reduced by a total of $1,55.9 million End Of Session sion with adjournment of the 1985 starting with the elimination, of the "When, reason exists, and session corning shortly before .mid- sales tax on, clothing valued up tc balance prevails, the people of night on. Wednesday, June 5. ' • $50: Connecticut will always win,"., Republicans can point with pride "On, the whole," the Speakei stated R.E. Van Nostrand, Speaker to the many accomplishments of said, "this has been a, good, year for of the State' House of Represen- this session, a session, dominated by the citizens of Connecticut." tatives, in, his closing remarks to the new Republican majority in Other Achievements Representatives and Senators in a both houses. •A statewide program of com- • joint session of the General With this change in leadership rnunity based home health care for Assembly. came a, new direction. the elderly will be established as a CONGRATULATIONS WERE IN ORDER by George Green, vice Following; the Speaker, the Republican legislative leaders, in humane, cost-effective alternative president of the Siemon Company»left, to three Watertown High School Senate. President Pro Tern and the their opening messages to the to nursing home care. scholarship recipients recently. Students left to right are Jeffrey Beeler Governor addressed the joint ses- General Assembly, had articulated •A half million new dollars have .$1,000'Siemon Company award; James Innes, $750 David B. Siemon their opposition to the practices of been added.to the Neighborhood award; and George Touponse III, $750 Siemon Dynamic Manufactur- prior legislatures which had deter- Assistance Program, to provide tax ing Co. award. (Valuckas Photo) mined first ...how much money credits to corporations that fund should 'be spent and then deciding important community programs, jury to police' officers, police of- that date will be exempted. how best to raise the revenues to like day care and. other social ser- ficers will now be required to •A, "Death With Dignity" or pay for the programs. vice programs in. our towns and receive periodic training in, handl- "Living Will" bill which will The Republicans stated the, top cities. ing domestic disputes. allow a terminally ill patient to •Tougher penalties have been, •A study of the state's massive refuse life support passed both R.J. BLACK enacted for drunk drivers in. an at- human services network, will be houses. NYLON AND tempt to make the highways safer. undertaken in, an effort, to cordinate •A proposed constitutional ara- & SON, INC. First-time offenders face stiff the activities of state agencies deal- mendment calling for the elimina- POLYESTER penalties and. fines. ing with human and social services. tion of the optional party lever on Sales & Service •A, 12-member committee will, •The Torrington branch of the voting machines was approved SEWING THREADS Solar Hot Water be appointed to study,residency for UniveYsity of Connecticut will be overwhelmingly and. will be plac- nurooses of school attendance. " .transformed, into the Litchfield ed on the ballot in 1986 for final Efficient Evacuated Their report is due Jan., 1,5, 1986. Tube Design County-. Center for Higher Educa- _ voter approval. •A state Museum of Natural tion, which will offer university, •Nathan Hale is now our state Water Pumps &: History will be established on the community, and technical college hero. A WATERTOWN Water Conditioners University of Connecticut main courses with, transferable credits. INDUSTRY SINCE 1888 Thomas ton Road campus in Storrs. •A, victims" assistance program, Perfect Attendance Watertown ,274-8853 .. • •Inasmuch as domestic violence will be established, to help people is one of the leading; causes of in- who have suffered, a crime... The The following students at "program will, provide counseling, Baldwin School had perfect atten- direct victims to available services, dance for the 1984-85 school, year: and collect victim and witness Early Intervention—Andrea information. LaGasse and. Donald Mantz; Kindergarten—Amanda Lynch, •A -dedicated, fond of $34.9 Gregory ft4ontesa.no and Chech million, from the anticipated state Ponlork; Grade II~Amanda Ledell Family Walk-In surplus will be established and. us- and Jami,e Russ; Grade III—Jesse ed solely to promote, professional, Johnson; .Grade IV-Kenneth Medical Centers development and. excellence for Hogan, Drew Lautenschlager and teachers. Catherine Orsini. •The legal drinking age has been, The June graduate armed with raised, to 21, effective Sept. 1. grit, am: bit ion, ability a nidi a diploma A Modern Professionally Staffed Medical Center Those who reach the age of 20 by is well on the way to success. Offering: WA Enjoy your relaxing days this FULLY LICENSED PHYSICIANS sum inner even more. Take a For Immediate care of all illnesses and needlework project on vacation and create a keepsake you'll en- injuries (except life threatening emergeneies) joy for years to' come " . SELECTED KITS - 2:0% OFF COMPLETE PHYSICAL EXAMS - •264-4838 ' Bazaar Village Green Pre-employment, and pre-schoolf plus a Heritage Village, Southbury, Q. modern lab including^ X-Rays, EKG> and many other diagnostic procedures THE CHEESE ON THE JOB INJURIES GOURMAND Workman's Compensation' handled promptly PICNIC BASKETS! OURHOURS: Bring your owe, or bey 'one 'Monday thru Friday 9:30 a,m. to 7:00p.m, of ours and well fill it. Saturday & Sunday 10 •a.m. to 5 p.m. • Sandwiches - 'with your favorite • fillings. Pate's, Chips & Dips, CENTERS LOCATED AT •Cheese & Crackers. • Soda or Natural fruit .drinks • Desserts - Fresh pastries, Cheese Cake, Chocolate-Mousse, Carrot Cake. Gniii.'0879ff • Of - take out a refreshing salad, from our newly 274-7571 opened salad bar.

NEW 506 Frmt M, Wderbury, Cm. 06705 Washington Depot Ice Cream "• • . -••• • 753-8477 ." -- All natural with no preservatives, cones & hand packed - Rt. 132 East Street Bethlehem Square .621-9359 Bethlehem, Ct. 266-5111 Tues.-Fn 10-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 10-2 - Closed Monday • Town. Times (Watertown., Conn.) June 27, 1985 Page 9 Property of the Watertownlocally are his daughter, Mrs. Men- Historicalcle he was driving in the evening SocietyJames Cemetery. nato (Concetta) Gugliotti, Oakville, crashed head-on into a car on Mr. Lillis died Monday, June 24, with whom he lived. Sylvan Lake Road. He was pro- at the Waterbury Extended. Care nounced dead at Waterbury Facility after a long illness. A self- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMrs, Louis Juliano Hospital at 7:03 p.m., less than, an employed farmer, he also worked Funeral, services for Mis. Judy hour after the accident... in the Oakville Pin, Co., retiring in (Walker) Juliano, 37, of 14 In addition to his parents. An- 1964. Besides his wife of Water- Rochdale Ave., Oakville, wife of dre*' J. and. Patricia (Miller) Gion- town, he leaves two'grandnieces. Dr., Louis Juliano, were held Mon- ta, of Watertown, locally he is sur- vived by one sister, Julie Gionta,, day, June 24, at 8:15 a.m. from the Decision-making is easier if you Watertown. A 1984 graduate of O'Neill Funeral, Home, Oakville, can, see which side is buttered. to St. Mary Magdalen Church, Watertown, High, School, he was a Oakville, for a Mass at 9 a.m. resident of Bristol most of his life Burial was to be in Mount Olivet before moving to Watertown five NUTTY'S Cemetery. years ago. Mrs. Juliano died Saturday, June The Funk Funeral Home, 3,5 Asphalt Paving Co. 22, at Waterbury' Hospital after a Bellevue Ave.,, Bristol, is in charge • Water and Sewer long illness. Besides her husband, of arrangements. locally she leaves one son, Jared Connections Juliano, and one daughter, Andrea Thomas J, Lillis • Septic Tank Systems Juliano, both of Oakville. A Mass for Thomas J. Lillis. 87, Installed husband , of Margaret (Gorman) 1 'TWO SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS from, the Watertown High School* Edward C. Gionta Lillis, of 38 Wilder St., was • Drainage Problems Class of 1985 were presented with their awards recently by officials Funeral services for Edward C. celebrated Wednesday, June 26, at Corrected of the Siemon Company. Left to right are Dr. James Maxwell, Siemon 101 a.m. at St.. John's Church. Gionta, 18, of 1,34 Fern Hill Road, 274-3436 274-3544 scholarship chairman; Laura Varno, recipient of a $1,000' Siemon Com- were held Monday, June 24, at 10 Burial was to be in Mount St., pany award; Lynn, McHale, winner of the $2,000 Carl M, Siemon a.m. at St. Andrew Lutheran Science award; and George Green, Siemon vice president, (Valuckas Church, Bristol, with the Rev. Photo) Ronald Jackson, pastor, officiating.. J Burial was to be in Peacedaie • A World War II U.S., Army -4 veteran serving in the Philippines Cemetery, Bristol. obituaries and Japan, attaining the rank of Mr. Gionta was fatally injured i Friday, June 21, when a motorcy- (Continued from page 4) first lieutenant in 'the Quartermaster Corps, Mr. Hathaway was a Coun- COME AND SEE Home, 195 Main St., is in charge cilman on the Board of Directors The biggest and best. of arrangements. in Manchester during the 1950s. Yes—Our Prices Are selection of rustic wood Melvin Spencer Hathaway and was a, board member of the Competitive For Quality outdoor furniture and recreation Chamber of Commerce and select- Memorial services for Melvin Fuel Oil and Kerosene equipment in Connecticut. man in Watertown, Spencer Hathaway, '64, of 4,5-A - Prices to (it all your needs - Besides his wife, he leaves two Esquire Drive, Manchester, former CALL NOW Custom items - Dog Houses ' business manager of The Taft sons, a daughter, a sister, and two grandsons. The Watkins Funeral .Kennels - Wood Swings 'n Things School, were held. Tuesday, June BARIBAULT Picnic Tables 25, at 2 p.m. at the "Unitarian, Home, 1,42 East. Center St., Man- Universalist Church, Manchester. chester, is in charge of OIL CO., INC. 266-5406" Si! Burial was to be at 'trie convenience arrangements., 115 East Street, Bethlehem,, Ct. 06751=. of the family. 600 Main St., Oakville Mr. Hathaway died Friday, June Rocco Mancini 274-3284 or 274-6723 21, at" Massachusetts General Funeral services for Rocco Man- .E.MASSEY&SONS. Hospital, Boston. He was the hus- cini,-79, formerly of 36 Hill St., band of Joanne (Wilcox) Waterbury, husband of Nicolina Hathaway. (Mancini) Mancini, of 72 Charlotte Mr. Hathaway was born in Hart- St., Oakville, were held Tuesday, ford, Nov., 28, 1920. He lived in, June 25, at 8:1,5 a.m. from, the Manchester from 1,948 to 1953, Albi.nl,Funeral Home, Waterbury, returning to Manchester in 1970. to St. Lucy's Church, Waterbury, At one time, he served as the for a. Mass at 9 a.m. Burial was to be in. Calvary Cemetery, PICK business manager at, Taft, and. for many years was the school's direc- Mr. Mancini died, Saturday, June tor of long range financial planning 2,2, at his home after a brief illness. seminars for the National Associa- He moved to Oakville from. Water- YOUR OWN tion, of Independent Schools. bur)- in 1983'. Among the survivors 1 Summer Sales 'STRAWBERRIES! HE BERRY FARM 30% - 50% OFF SOUTHBURY f EDUCATIONAL TOYS f' B EA R S A N D STU FF E D A NIM ALS 33 Acres of Luscious Berries! For All Ages Bring your f COLLECTOR BEARS "COMB friends and I Country OUR FAR) "family on a merry 1 n 'Kkls* Bear* PUN June outing & eo.ut.e2D2 f The Cove ? Lit (Afield, CT pick your own wk 567-0367 - Mon. - Sat 10-5; Sun, 12 - 4 CHILDREN II WELCOME strawberries! (Pick your own peas, too!) Raspberries in Jolly • It It's Time Take IRte, 6 through Woodbury, go right on Rte. 67 Wort! To Shine! go 1/10 of a mile, turn left onto Crook Horn Rd. (a di road) to the farm. Highlight or Color Your Hair NOW IS "THE TIME TO For The Summer FILL YOUR FREEZER, FOR Sum Tanning Booth NEXT WINTER'S ENJOYMENT! U.V.A. Lamps,'Safe & Fast Complete Privacy with 2 Separate Dressing Rooms Call for Picking- Times and Locations!- 6 Visits 13 "Visits " Single -Visits: C-i $4950 *5 Phone 262-6800 (Local Call from Watertown Area'

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ed, by the school. . . Pest College The schedule: Mattatuck Drum I Band, July 10; Blight Sound Ex- I OPEN Summer Slews - press, July 17; The Valley Chord- XEACH--A daughter, Audra DAILY smen.-July 24; The Y.O.U Fid- Stephanie, June 9 at Waterbury The Post College, Waterbury, dlers, July 31; 10.2nd Army Band, Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- AT series of Wednesday evening sum- Aug. 7; and Swing 'n Dixie, Aug. mond. Leach (Felicia Kepka), 11:30'a.m.. mer concerts on the campus will 14. Oakville. Grandparents are Stella begin July 10. The public is in- Further information on. conceits Kepka,. Watertown, Gilberte vited, free of .charge. 'and,their sponsorship may be ob- Leach,, Watertown, - John Leach, Transportation from the lower tained through Joan Donald, direc- Waterbury, and; John Kepka, HOT PIZZA parking lot on. Country Club Road. tor of 'the college's Summer Pro- Oakville.' to the upper campus .where the con- Don't cook tonight...enjoy gram's office at 755-0121, ext. 241 History's the sum of every life certs, are being held will be provid- or 227. a steaming hot pie! lived—recorded or unrecorded. Try our many other specialties,, too. • "Mama simmers lie sauce" at • SALADS • ANTIPASTO • SPAGHETTI ANTHONY'S PLACE • GRINDERS & Eat Here or To Got TAVERN on the GREEN

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Friday and Saturday * 1101 Huntingdon Ave. Happy Hour * •• Waterbury .Monday - Friday 3-6 B«KE:€ALZONE .^(Corner of Huntingdon Ave. &• - No.Cover Charge - ' • • , ..Thomaston Ave.) Saturday 12-6 J • ; 597-8185 • Pally Lunch Specials 11:30 - 4 p.m. '' Major Credit Cards Accepted • Happy-HourMoh.-Fri.4tb7"' * •' His. Won.-Thurs. 111-11 Closed Sunday 2W-4722 Shrimp or Clams on !& Shell Every Night at Hie Bar J Frii. & Sat 11-112: Sun., 12 moon-11 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown , SocietyConn..) June 27, 1985 Pag e 11 Authority Asks said the Council must be because been received of a possible FINO-A daughter, Katie Shepard," of recent discussion, of the French substitute priest. Recently, the Rev. June 8 at Waterbury Hospital, to (Continued from page 1) Street, bridge. Gennaro Testa, associate pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pino position to support, the project with Authority member Dante Tar- was transferred-to another parish in, (Catherine Shepard), Oakville. inclusion, of-improvements on thwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge taglia pointed out the board is on SOUILLIABD--A son, Keith Ray- Ansonia. Grandparents are Mrs. Robert mond Jr., June 2,4 in St.-Mary's unimproved parts of French, Mr. record, as supporting the complete •• Father Filip is expected to be Shepard, Waterbury, and Mr. and Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.. Keith .. Vemovai said it should advise the project, as long as it doesn't have recuperating for many weeks, Mrs. Frank Pino, Waterbury,. Town Council if the whole package to come up with the money. sources said. Raymond .Souilliard (Sharon isn't, complete, the street shouldn't.' "French Street's going to be... a. Grechika), 39 Camp St Oakville. Grandparents are Aurthur be finished. main artery in this town," authority People without goals are never Souilliard, Watertown, and Mr. "It. doesn't make any sense," member Conrad Sansoucie said, able to. show any progress. Dfcorit Mr. Petroccia remarked, "to have "and 1 think it, should be com- and Mrs. John, Grechika,. Oakville. water and. sewer lines voted down pleted." discount our and. the. road, still go through." The authority plans on bringing discounts on Mr. Masi said the initial plan for the subject, up to the Town Coun- homeowners the reconstruction included, the in- cil, during a special meeting bet- Town stallation of utilities for the entire ween the two boards. "A Family Run Restaurant" 'and'auto street. But when, the project need- ed to go to a. second referendum 184 S.unnyside Ave., Oakville years ago, he added, improvements Father Flip on the unimproved section of road In Hospital EAT HERE OR TO' GO were excluded from, the plans. featuring: Pizza "There doesn't seem to be any After Mishap • Spaghetti • Shells impetus one way or the other to get it done," he said. "If no provisions A St., Mary's Hospital • Manicotti are made, they will have a problem spokesman earlier this week said • 'Large or Small Salads later on with a bad road." the Rev. Marshall Filip, pastor at Tossed. Cbrf's or Greek One of the gaps, he said, goes St. John the Evangelist Church, Perha ps you' re payi ng from. Gilbert. Road to Riverside 574 Main St., is reported in good, Inkudlng: Hot Roast Beef " more for homeowners and auto Eggplant, Sansage 8t Meafcalll. Street, where there are water lines condition following a serious auto insurance than you, should. 1 We'll bring 'you up to dale but no sewer. Another gap goes accident. Friday morning, June 21. All At. the Most Reasonable Prices! on all available discounts. In from. Riverside to Flagg Avenue, Father Filip, 69, sustained a frac- Hours: Mon-.-Sun. 11 a.m.-ll p.m. addition, we'll give you personal where there are some sewer lines tured pelvis and several broken ribs Fri. & Sat. "till a.m. 274-0149 service and the maximum pro- and no. water lines. Mr. Petroccia tection -for .your premium dol- when his 1,978 Ford. LTD was ' lars. said lines should cover all possible broadsided by on oncoming vehi- Comprehensive coverage, future lots. cle as the priest turned onto Route "competitive pricing; that's Ihe Mr. Masi said the problems 63 (Litchfield Road) from. Hollow NiGM way. Call us today and came to his attention, during a, Road. get the facts. meeting of the Planning and Zon-. According to Chief Inspector Ed- ing Commission, which he chairs. win Williams, the pastor was EDSCHLEGEL Assistant Town Manager Dave heading east on. Hollow, stopped, at C 'A F FOURNIER INSURANCE Minnich made a presentation deal- the intersection, and turned, south T253 Buckingham St., Oakville AGENCY, INC.. ing with the town's five-year on Litchfield at 10:32 a.m. The -SPECIALS US MAIN STREET capital improvements project dur- chief inspector said the pastor Wednesday Night OAKVILLE.CONN.M7Tt Monday Night Tuesday Night ing the meeting. Mr; Masi said he reported he did not see a vehicle MOST DRINKS,, 174-2569 ' CLAMS »3 *,,.. DRAFT BEER asked. Mr. Minnich. if provisions driven by Michael J. Cozy, 83, of DOMESTIC B'EER for French Street are included, and Vaill Road, approaching from, his PIZZELLA 75«k.. •1.00 Mr. Minnich said no. left. Friday Night Everyday "When I asked Dave Minnich if The Cozy car, a, 1985 Cadillac, FREE, BUFFET SCHNAPPS SHOT SPECIALS it was in the plan and he said no," slammed, into Fr. Filip's car, totall- Thurs. & Fri. 4-10 Kamlkazae Mr.' Masi, said, "1 was flab- ing the latter, the chief inspector Sat, - afternoon NIGHT MelonballS _ $ S bergasted. To have it (the needed said. Mr. Williams, said fortunate- MI9CMH» 1.OO Nervous Break 1.00 National Gran Re Mutual improvements) sit there without ly, Mr. Cozy was only going at. a • Luncheon Served Dally 11 A.M.- - 2 P.M. • Insurance Company any action isn't the proper thing to moderate rate of speed, about 40 —SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ALL DAY— K eerie New .Hampshire 03431 do." ' - miles per' hour, otherwise he .OPFN 7 DAYS 9 AWI-1 AM Fri. & Sat, "till 2, AWL Mr. Masi pointed out if lines believed, the priest would have been were installed along with the rest, killed... of the project, it would be cheaper. Father Filip received a written Now You And A, Friend Can Relax In A Cool Or Hot Whirlpool Later, the road would have to be warning for operating his vehicle "ripped up again." without, a. license, and for failure to Tub That's Big Enough For 8 People With Hydro-Therapy Jets and Mr. Masi also questioned grant 'the right of'way. Air Bubbler That You Can Control. whether the new Council knew The Rev. Joseph Suppe, assistant anything about the provision for pastor at St. John's, said the Arch- new lines being absent from the diocese of Hartford has been project plans, but Mr. Vernovai notified, although no word had. Each Tub has a Completely private ' room with: We Will be Closed Julv 4th • AM/FM Stereo Cassette Player Shower Hair Dryer Separate Changing Area

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tion, serves on, the board of the James Smith Selected Waterbury UP Committee, and is 681 Main St. 9 1935 industry division chairman Watertown., Ct. for the United. Way of the Central irae 1984 'OutstandingMan Naugatuck Valley. .2744042 Mr. Smith also has been af- Thurs., Fit & Sat. Jane 27th-29th James C. Smith, president of York before joining First Federal filiated with the American Cancer 20% OFF CLOTHING & First Federal Savings and Loan in 1975... He was named president Society, the Mayor's Private In- this Association of Waterbury, recent- of the association and. elected as dustry Council, and the Waterbury JEWELRY ad director in 1982... Civic Theatre. And in, 1980, he $ ly was named as one of America's _ CLEARANCE RACK 5 & up "Outstanding Young Men. for Mr. Smith served, as director of received the Waterbury Jaycees" JEWELRY FASHION VINTAGE CLOTHING VICTORIAN WHITES 1.984," the Boys'Club of Waterbury for Distinguished Service Award for antique - costume dresses & gowns pcttkoals, camisoles & outstanding non-compensatory ser- Nouses. The award, cites those who "by almost a decade, and. was president • original hand-crafted. 1920' to 1.9,50' vice to the community. • - INTERESTED IN BUYING - • their contribution to the communi- of the organization from. 1982. Open 1.2 to 5 Tues.-Sal. or by appointment ty and profession are shaping the through 1984. He was awarded 'the •future of the nation."" Recipients Boy's Club Medallion, its highest City School are selected on the basis of their' honor. professional accomplishments and As chairman of the city's Olym- Of Ballet New civic contributions. pic Torch Committee, he helped to .Mr. Smith is a. director. of the route the Olympic Torch through To This Area DON'S RENTAL Savings and Loan, League of Con- Waterbury on its way to ..Los necticut, and .was chairman of the Angeles. In. the process,, 'the com- ••Last year1 Elizabeth Fisk Barisser For All Your " league committee that arranged its mittee raised $50,000 for local and was training young ballet, students merger with, the New England national'youth programs, at the Istanbul State Conservatory Garden -Needs • League of Savings Institutions in Presently, Mr. Smith is director in Istanbul, 'Turkey. Now she has 1983. and incorporator of St.. Mary's announced, the inaugural season, of Hospital, and. a director of St. To Celebrate Sidewalk Sale Days A 1971 graduate of Dartmouth. her Waterbury School of Ballet. College, Mr. Smith worked at an Mary's Ambassadors. He is a Preregistration applications are mention this Add and get investment banking firm, in New trustee of the Waterbury Founda- being accepted. Miss Barisser said, with, reduced, tuition fees being available until July 15, the 10% OFF GLOBE CLEANERS preregistration dead! ine... on Ail Garden Equipment AND' FORMAL WEAR • The school, will be offering Thru July 4th classes in pre-ballet, classical FREE ballet, and jazz Tor children and WINTER BOX adults in a studio at the Parish Thursday-Saturday STORAGE House of the Lutheran Church, one 471 Main Street 274"9o21 Monogram. Special AVAILABLE block from. The Green, 88 Cooke Oakville • Mon. - Sat. 8-5, Sun. 9-12 Above Anthony's Restaurant 3 Letters ONLY $2.5G' St., Waterbury. Shirt Cuff,. Collar or ..Pocket "We're up on. Waterbury! I love that slogan," she said. "I love'this • Times. ,FrL & Sat., June 28;, 29 &.30 city and want to be part of its 689 Main St., Watertown • cultural growth. Town k Countrg Liquors 274-4293 Moe,-Fii. 8:30-5, Sat. 8:304:00 "We're going to start with, a stu- dent performing group as soon as 623 Main Street. Watt flown 274-1094 possible, but there's no reason, we can't dream, of growing into a. pro- fessional 'ballet company for Water- bury. How does the Brass City Ballet Company sound?" Born in Aruba in the West In- dies, where her father, Judge Merlin Fisk, of Newtown, was an . executive with the Exxon Corp.. Miss Barisser grew up in Greece, Spain, and Belgium as her father's work took him to those countries. Speaking of the philosophy of dance which will guide her direc- tion of the school. Miss Barisser Chilled Wine & Wine Coolers • said, "We see dance not. only as a Ice Cold Beer & Kegs - Call Early for Kegs possible profession or a fun pastime, but as a. discipline which can help a person, in any walk, of life to gain, new confidence, poise, and self-knowledge."' While class sizes will be strictly limited, a, wide variety ofdan.ee in- struction will be offered, for children and adults, and. for men as well as women. "We'll, take it right from the start,'" she said, "for those men .. and women who have always had Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • June 27, 28 & 29 a secret, yen to study ballet, or who JENT once took ballet lessons when, they were young." SAVE All Night Stands Bookmobile To 10% ,o 40% Go To • Readers On In-Stock Merchandise! The Parks and Recreation Department, • in, conjunction with the Library Association, is spon- SPORTSWEAR & niflEli soring a, new program for summer • readers—a traveling bookmobile. SAYE20% to 50% OFF •- The Watertown Lions Communi- 50'% OFF ty Bus will be making weekly visits PRINCE PRO TENNIS RACQUET $C|CP0' MINWAX PRODUCTS. to spots around town, loaded with 5 Reg. * 119' (expertly strung,]' w if WITH PURCHASE OF FURNITURE. books to check out on a seven-day PRO KENNEX TENNIS RACQUET $"f J95 loan from the Watertown Library. Reg. *949S (expertly strung) .". • ^ Starting on Monday, July 8, and SEE MORE MND SMWE MORE AT JIE., for the .next five Mondays, the SIVRE DESIGNED WITH THE SPORTSMEN IN MIND ""'Lions Tales" bus will be stopp- 471 MAIN JMUmiCMN • PHONE KNOTHOLE ing at the following locations: Jud- OAKVILLE //nSPORTS'WOHfJ). 274-0015 som School, 1,2:30 p.m.; Baldwin UNnNBHED 'FURNITURE .School, 1. p.m.; Crestbrook Park, pool, 2 p.m.; Polk School, 3 p.m.; 651 Main Street, Watertown 274-5082 and Swift Junior High School, 3:30 • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 10-7 • Sat. 9-5 p.m." Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Vfatertown, Conn.Society) June 27, 1985 Pag e 13 June watertownhistoricalsociety.org 27, 28 and 29th

legislative approval is one that transportation and reserved seat for would have provided, special 'educa- Summer Trips the broadway showing, of "Chorus tional opportunities for 'talented, and Line" in New York City, Payment NOTES FROM gifted students. While these Are Accepting due by July 3. students deserve every chance to Catskill Game Farm-Tuesday, develop to their fullest, potential, All Funseekers July 23. The trip includes bus HARTFORD the $40 million, it would have cost The Parks and Recreation, transportation' and admission into By State Senator Jamie McLau.ghl.Iii to run the program could be more Department has announced open- the park. ings still are available for each of Woodbury: 263-5044 effectively used to enhance the educational opportunities of all its five summer trips, featuring 'Riverside Park-Tuesday, Aug., Capitol: 566-7900 adventures to amusement, parks, a 6. The trip includes bus transpor- Toll Free: 1-800-842-1421 Connecticut students, The pro- gram's feasibility will be con- broadway show, and, a game farm. tation and admission onto all, rides. sidered again next. year. The trips: Trip is open to all kids in Grades Action Park-Friday, July 1.2. 4 and. up. Payment due Aug., 1. When the last speech was given State education, funding and. the American Museum of Natural To help economic development Trip includes bus transportation and the gavel fell For the final, time- way it is managed got a boost, from, and admission into the park for all History and South Seaport, New and create jobs in Connecticut on the 1985 legislative session, the legislature this year. Between. rides all day, The park features go- York City-Sunday, Aug. 11, The cities, a. study that, may lead to the there were not only sighs of relief $19 and $35 million will be set- carts, speed, boats, along with. a. trip features half a. day at. the creation of more enterprise zones from state lawmakers, but many aside to promote the professional tidal wave poo], museum, and half a. day at the smiles of satisfaction as well. development, of teachers and im- will be conducted, The enterprise seaport, New York's version of zone pilot, program, in."effect in Bathing suits are required and, a. The General Assembly, under a prove the quality of Connecticut's driver's license is needed on some Boston's. Quincy Market. Cost in- some parts of'the state provided in- Republican majority for the first school, systems. rides, People aged "16 and below cludes transportation, and admis- centives for businesses, to set up time in. a decade, passed some Full funding of the Guaranteed need to be accompanied by an • sions. Payment due Aug. 8... shop in economically distressed much-needed measures and over- Tax. Base formula to equalize adult. Payment due July 3. neighborhoods, bringing, jobs and For further information on any of due reforms to improve the opera- educational spending throughout the trips, call the recreation office dollars to the community. "Chorus Line"--Wednesday, tion of state government and make the state also won. legislative ap- July 17. The trip includes bus at 274-5411,,, life a little better for Connecticut proval, as did a proposal to create citizens. While not all the major a 23-member board, to study ways In. my next few columns, I will *« WATERTOWN _-, issues, were resolved this year, to make the formula more be highlighting, some of the other debates and. studies were begun on effective. significant measures considered by many of them, and will, be taken up In. addition, residency re- the legislature during the 1.985 ses- ** ARMY * MAVY 2 when, the legislature reconvenes quirements for enrolling children in sions. As always, if you have any 619 Main Street • 274-3278 next February. school districts will be reviewed questions about, 'the issues mention- One area, in which the state and given clearer definitions- ed here, or any other state matter, Sidewalk Sale Prices on Everything residents are sure to notice some Harmful asbestos will become a contact me in. Hartford: Sen. Jamie SWEATSHIRTS TANK TOPS STAFF SHIRTS major improvements soon is the thing of the past in our public McLaughlin, Senate Republican lift .*> |f||0! condition of our roads and school under a plan that requires Majority Office, State Capitol, highways. .Among major transpor- cities and towns to inspect their Hartford, Ct., 06106. Or you, can LEE, TWILL JEANS DICKIES LEVI CORDS call me at the Capitol toll-free at tation bills passed in 1.98.5 is a plan school buildings and implement •mv$12«0 to provide an ongoing source of methods to remove the carcinogen. 1-800-842-1421, or at my home in only $15-00 Woodbury at 263-5-044, revenue for local road repair pro- One measure that failed to win ICAMPIKG EQUIPMENT TUBE SOCKS FOOTWEAR jects. At. least. $20 million will be 00 20% OFF distributed each, year to cities and I 10% OFF only$1 patr towns—and. that funding will con- Center Deli PLUS MUCH, ifIflUCH, MO-RE - NOW THRU" SATURDAY 1 tinue indefinitely. Lawmakers also HOMEMADE, SPECIALTIES created an oversight board to en- sure that last year's $5.5 billion, program to repair state highways is FRIED DOUGH administered properly. To make the trip along, Route Available Saturday during, Sidewalk Sale 'Days 1-95 safer, concrete "Jersey bar- riers" will be installed in. New Party Trays o Soda • Grinders m Convenience Items Haven, Fair fie Id and other shoreline communities to prevent 713 Main Street, Watertown 274-1788 vehicles from crossing the divided MOD.-Sat. 9-7 (next to Rosemary"s Bakery) 'Call for Snn„ Hours highway and causing head-on collisions. By 1992, all cars in Connecticut ^i^&S^i\ must again have both front, and rear license plates, making it easier for police to spot stolen cars and iden- 653 Main Street, Watertown • 274-9800 tify vehicles suspected of being us- ed in crimes. This reverses a bad Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. June 2.7, 28 & 29 decision' made by lawmakers in -1980 who did away with the front -WEEKEND SPECIAL- plate to save a few state dollars. Buckling up will, be the law of the Take 3 Movies on" Friday road in the state beginning in. 00 January under the mandatory seat Return on Monday - $9 belt law that was narrowly approv- ed by the General Assembly. A move to kill Connecticut's cur- FREE MEMBERSHIP • NO DEPOSIT (davidson's rent auto emissions testing pro- Monday and! cedure, however, did not survive VCR the legislative process. Nor did a ' Tuesday Machine measure that would have required 2; for 1 Special Rental 16- and 17-year old drivers to be .Wednesday ®1.00 •15" per day off the road between, midnight and

T We Will Be H SideWalk Wednesday, June 26 -Wednesday, July 3 E Sateing Before our • Vacation K Thursday, Friday 10% OFF' & Saturday I June 27, 28 & 29 on, our entire stock!' 30% OFF D Closed for Vacation, (Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • June 27, 28, and 29) All Summer Dresses, Skirts, Pants, • July Tst-July 15th Shorts, Sweaters, T-Shirts, Shirts S We will reopen EMIL'S JEWELERS Sieepwear, Swim Suits, Coverups, and R Tuesday, July 16 Coats. - See You Then - 709 Main Street, Watertown O Remember, Summer hasn't even started yet. FALL CONSIGNMENTS 274-1988 o WILL BE ACCEPTED • HI BEGINNING AUGUST 1st We will be closing, for Vacation- Watertown • Litchfield No App'r.'Necessary July 3 & re-opening Tuesday, July 23. 727 Main St., Win. 274-3396 Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 Sat. 9:30-5 Hours: Tues.-Firii. 10-5; Sat. 10-2 • •»»• Page 1Property4 Town Times (Watertown , ofConn.) Janethe' 27, 198 Watertown5 Historical Society St. John the Evangelist First Congregational St. Mary Magdalen . 574 Maim St., 274-8836 40' Deforest St., 274-6737 1.6 Buckingham St., Okvl. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgThursday, June 27-First -An- Sunday, June 30-Worship Ser- 274-9273 niversary Low Mass for Joseph vice, " nursery care provided, 10 Thursday, June 27--Mass, 7 "Rossi Jr., 11 a.m. a.m. a.m.; Bingo, parish hall, 7 p..m. Friday, June 28-Low .Mass for Monday, July I— Fix-It Friday, June 28-Mass, 7 a.m.; Albany Laliberte, 1-1 a.m.; Wed- Fellowship, 9 a.m. Archdiocese Charismatic Renewal ding of Douglas Sha.ftu.ck. and Ann Meeting-" "Inner: Healing Prayer All Saints' Episcopal > Sunday, June 30-Bible Classes Dunleavy, 4 p.m.; Bingo, church . ' Christ Episcopal Service," 7 p.m.. 262 Main St., Okvl. for all. ages, 9:30 a.m..; Cof- hall;7:1.5 p.m..; Folk Choir, 7:30' • 25 The Green, 274-1910 Saturday, June 2,9-Mass, 8 274-2352 fee/Fellowship, 10:40-a.m.; Wor- p.m. Thursday, June 27—.Morning a..m...; Edmond Chafoot and. Theresa Sunday, June 30~Holy Commit: ship Service, 11 a.m.; Beginner Saturday, June 29—Confessions Prayer and Holy Communion, 8:30 Swiridowsky wedding, 11 'a.m.; nion, 8 a.m.,; Jr. SERP to River- Church/Junior Church, 11:30 4 to 5 p.m...; Low Mas:s~Tor Mrs. a.m.; Evening Prayer, .5:45 p.m.; Confessions, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.; side Park, 9 a.m...; Holy Commu- a.m.; Evening Service, -6 p.m. .Margaret Campbell, 5 p.m. Holy Communion and Bible Study, Vigil Mass-for Joseph Donahue, 4 nion, Summer Sunday School,- Tuesday, July 2—Singles Group, Sunday,, June 30—High Mass for 7:30 p.m. . • •p.m.; Confessions, 7 to 7:30' p.m. nursery care, 10 a.m. movie, 7 p.m. Edmund Gailius, 8:15 a.m.; 19th Friday, June 28—Morning* Sunday, June 30—Mass for Wednesday, July 3--Overeaters Anniversary Low Mass for Prayer, 8:30 a.m.; Evening-Prayer, .members of the parish family, 7 Anonymous. 'Thomas Carney, 9:30 a.m.; High .5:45 p.m. ' a.m.; Mass for .Mrs. Charles Union Congregational Mass for Sherburn McGovern, Saturday, June 29—Morning Dubauskas,. 8:30 a.m.; Rosary, The Bible Church 161 Buckingham St., Okvl. 10:45 a.m.; Low Mass for'Kostan- Prayer and. Holy Communion, 8:30 9:45 a.m.; Mass for Victoria and 240' Dwight St., Wtby. " 274-4045 tos Valuckas, 12 noon; 25th An- a.m. Genna.ro Ririaldl, 10'-a.m.; Mass 755-01:97 " Sunday, June 30—Worship Ser- niversary Low Mass for Fr. Ray Sunday, June 30~Holy Commu- for Maria Guis'eppa D'Aversa Friday, June 28—Intercessory vice, 10 a.m., nursery and child, Proulx, 2 p.m.; Folk Choir, 4 nion, 8 a.m.; Holy Communion, Testa, 11:30 a.m.. Prayer Group, 1.1:30 a.m. to 12:30 care available during July and p.m.; Low Mass (Folk Mass) for Church School, Nursery, 10 a.m.; Monday, July 1-Mass forJean- p.m. August.-• George Korner, 5 p.m.; Bingo, Lay Reader's Service at Watertown nette Massicotte, 7 a.m.; Legion of church hall, 6:30 p.m.' Convalarium, 1 p.m., and. at Mary, rectory, 8 p.m. Monday, July 1—Low Mass, 9 Whitewood Manor,'1:30 p.m. Tuesday., July 2—Mass for Mabel a.m. .Monday, July 1—Morning Prayer Ubaldi, 7 a.m. Tuesday, • July. 2-Miraculous and Holy Communion, 8:30 a.m.; Wednesday, July 3—Mass for Ot- Rise to Medal No vena, 7 p.m. Alcoholics ' Anonymous, 10:30' to P'enner, 7 a.m..; Charismatic Wednesday, July 3—Low Mass, a:m.; Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Prayer Group, parish hall, 8 p.m. New Heights 9 a.m.; Senior Choir, 7:30' p.m. Fakfield Hills Ministry, 6:30 p.m.; A..A... Women's Discussion Group, Society of Friends 7 p.m. Woodbury Community Center in an: ENGINEERED Tuesday, July 2—Morning 274-8598 Prayer and Holy Communion, 8:30' Sunday, June 23—Meeting for Exciting S.INTERINGS- •a.m.; Alanon, 10 a.m.; Evening Worship, 10 a.m. Prayer, 5:45' p.m.; "Steadfast" New Hairdo AND' Conceij, 7:30'p.m.; A...A. and Ala- Middlebury Baptist teen, 8 p.m. •74 Kelly Rd., Miifflebwry PLASTICS, INC. Wednesday, July 3—Morning " 758-9655 Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; "Steadfast" Sunday, June 23-Sunday School 25 Candee Hill Road A Concert, Holy Communion, Heal- for all ages, nursery care provid- unit Waferfowfi 274-8851 ' "WATEBT OWN- ing, 9:30' a.m.; Evening Prayer, ed; 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship ' 5:45' p.m.. ' • Service, nursery care provided. INDUSTRY Children's Church for Grades 3 PLACE—I ' United Methodist and under, 11 a.m.; Evening Wor- 305 Main SI, 274-3785 ship Service, 7 p.m., Sunday, June 30-Morning Wor- Wednesday, 'June 26-Bible ship, 9:30 a.m. Study, 7 p.m.; Pioneer Girls, . Monday, July 1—Dieters" Pro- Grades 1 to 7, 7 to 8:30 p.m.; HEALTH SCREENING FOR SENIORS gram, 7 p.m. Prayer Groups, Bible Study,

:• •'- Especially For: Residents," aged 60 or over, of the following Wednesday, July 3-Cancer Sup- Koinonia Groups, 8 p.m. towns. • ' port Group, .7:30 p.m.' TESTS AVAILABLE: Health History, ht/wt, Pulse, Blood - Pressure, „Electroca.rdiogra.rni, Urinalysis, • Glaucoma, Blue Seal Feeds. """ Trinity .Lutheran. ... Lawn - Garden Fertilizers r Distance •• Vision, Blood Tests: (CBC, cholesterol, sugar)", 50 DeForest St", 274-8534 f Pap Test, Breast'Exam, Hemocuit. Seed Potatoes Thursday, June 27-Prayer SPONORS: Local Commissions on." Aging; State Depart- For Mel - Milorganite Fellowship, 7:30 p.m. ment on Aging; the NWCT Area 'Agency on Aging and Lawn and Garden Seeds Sunday, June 30-Worship Ser- '" . St. Mary's Hospital. • . Scoff Lawn Products Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss vice, nursery care, 8:30 a.m. Middlebury, July'11, 758-986.8 ' Southbury, July 11,-753-9284"'' •'" . Spray Materials Woodbury, July 15, 263-2828 Watertown, July 16, .274-5411, Ext. 423 Haf - Straw - Shavings • Evangel Assembly LHchfleld, July 23, 567-5133 Bag Balm - Maple Swop 2245 LitchfieM Rd., 274-5759.. Sunday, June 30-Sunday School or contact Elderly Health Screening al 753-9284. and Opening Exercises, 9:30' a.m.; A. donation of SI5.00 to help defray the testing costs will be appreciated. Participants may I H.S.COECO. contribute more or less. All donations gratefully accepted. 45 Freight St. Morning Worship, 11 a.m.; Prayer Service, 5:30 p.m.; .Evening 'CUP AND SAVE Waterbury- 754-6177 Prayer and. Praise, 6 p.m. CONTINUED BY POPULAR DEMAND NOW THRU JUNE. 30th! SIDEWALK. SALE VALUES ON SELECTED STYLES OF WOMEN'S SHOES, SAN- DALS, & SNEAKER'S, CHILDREN'S SNEAKERS., 10% Women's OFF WITH AD DEXTER & BASS Shoes DEODORIZING WtTH EVERY CARPET CLEANING; Priced! from • NATUMLIZER STEAM CARPET CLEANING STRIDE RITE SHOES &' SANDALS TRUCK MOUNTED POWER CLEANING SYSTEM1 • Priced from ". : * We bring our own fresh water ZIPS SNEAKERS . • $20* • • . • We remove soil & waster water Priced from * We do NOT uise your electricity

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Wed nesday,, J u. 1 y 3 - - 7 p.m. Benefit Tag Sale Missionett.es, 7:3Property0 p.m.; Bible Wednesday of, July 3-Biblthee Stud yWatertown Historical Society Study, 7:30 p.m. and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m.. A tag sale sponsored by the Easter Seal Stroke Club will be Pennella's Market Evangelical Christian Center held .Saturday, June 29, from 9:30 131,7 Watertown, Ave., Wtby. Independencwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Easter Seal 756-1,293 Day Office Rehabilitation Center, 22 Tom- Sunday, June 30-Worship Ser- pkins St., Waterbury. Brick Oven vice, 11 a.m. Closings What is so rare as a day in May? Society of Friends The town, municipal and School, A, ba I a n ced bu d g et.' - Woodbury Community Center Department offices will be closed 5 * 274-8598 Thursday, July 4, in celebration of NEW YORK CITY Sunday, June 30—Meeting, for the Fourth of July holiday. Available Tues. thru Sat. Worship, 10 a.m., Also closed, will be the post of- BUS EXCURSIONS fice (no mail delivery), banks, the Home style Fresh Middlebury Baptist SECOND WEDNESDAY libraries, and. the state Department OF EACH MONTH Baked Italian Bread 74 Kelly I.d., Middldmry of Motor Vehicles" offices and Leaves Watertown 8:30 A.M. 758-9655 emissions testing stations. and Portuguese Rolls Leaves Woodbury 8:40 A.M. Sunday, June 30~Sunday School The town and Board offices will Leaving New York 7:00 P.M. . Order Now for the 4th of July for all ages, nursery care'provid- be open for regular business Fri- ed; 9:45 a.m.; Morning Worship day, 'July 5, as will -the libraries. FARE S13.50 American Boiled Hamburger Service, nursery care provided- The banks will be open Friday, and Tickets at:.. Cheese Children's Church for Grades 3 most, will be closed July 6, depen- Ham Patties and under1,, 11 a.m.;, Evening Wor- John "s Con feet i one ry Land of Lakes ding upon their schedules. 671 Main St., Win, $1.59 ib. ship Service, 7 p.m. The post office will be open Fri- *1.99ih. Wednesday, July 3-Bible Study, day and Saturday, July 5 and 6. Country Kettle 7 p.m.; Pioneer Girls, Grades 1 to All motor vehicles offices will be Woodbury •Choose from a variety 7, 7 to 8:30' p.m.; Prayer Groups, open until 7:30 p.m. 'Tuesday, Ju- It's Party Time... of hot & cold dishes Bible Study, Koinonia Groups, 8 " ly 2, to compensate for In- The Kelley also: p.m. dependence Day. They will reopen Try Our CATERING FOR Platters at'8:30 a.m. July 5; Wednesday Transit Co., Inc. ALL OCCASIONS Christian Science and, Friday hours are 8:30' a.m.. to Call for detail's 37 Holmes Ave., Wtby. 4:30 p.m., Saturday 8:30' a.m. to Tel. 489-9243 756-0726 12:30' p.m. Torrington, Conn, 60 H i 11 c rest Ave n u e, Oa kvi 11 e (off Riverside .a...) Sunday, June 30—Sunday Ser- Emissions stations will, reopen at 274-1864 - Call. Ahead - Ail food cooked to order vice and Sunday School, 10:45 • 8 a.m.. Friday, July 5. a.m. Wednesday, July 3—Testimony, 7:30 p.m.

Victory Independent Baptist 453 Main St., 274-3785 Sunday, June 30—Sunday School, 9:15 a.m.; Morning Wor- ship, 10 a.m..,; Junior Church, ages 6 to 12, 1,0 a.m.; Evening Service, J & G SERVICES Yard & Garden Work Removal of Small Bldgs. Unwanted Articles Hauled Away Attic, Basement and Garages Cleaned

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Water-Oak Legion will, play a. pair of back-to- Washington at Deland "Field today SPEAKING Gold Circle of Sports All-State pla- • back-home games at Deland Field ••(Thursday) at 6 p.m., and then que, which, will be given out at the beginning Saturday, when it will takes part, in the double elimination - OF annual .Awards'Dinner, where'Jan •• host New Hartford, and then, return Litch-Haven Tournament next, will be an, honored guest. to the same site Sunday to meet a week. • CUFF NOTES: The Rev. Mar-: strong Torringtoh team.. Both, • We're all sensitive—pat us on the SPORTS shall, Filip's.legion of friends wish games are" at .1 p.m.-On July 2 it back and our heads ...swell. By Bob Palmer ment, Bj'orn. Block and Goran, Bengtsson took runner-up status in: Spring Seasons At WHS doubles while Doug Bond rifled through, his first-round competition THE CHARLES DICKENS' PUB last season, and that, indeed is an Were Fine Successes at the state tournament before be- baseball team, of the Waterbury excellent accomplishment. They ing subdued. Sandy Koufax League won, a divi- are defending league champions By Kim Harmon' their fingers and. kept'them from a Girls Tennis—Coach' Lisa sion championship by completing, and also .of the -Winsted and Describing the overall, result of state tournament berth., the last, be- Leonard had predicted her team the first round undefeated at 6-0. Wolcott Tournaments. Watertown High's recently ter- ing a 10-8 'loss to Ansonia. Best would finish as 12-1 for the 1985 The Dickens" team has been a, good In swimming the high school minated spring sports schedule is highight was a. 14-1.2 win over Ho- season and she wasn't too .far off; the Tribe was 11-2. The girls also •one for the past couple of seasons, teams,, since their beginning, have not a hard thing to do. In this case, ly Gross. *'> always being in, the running for the produced team and individual one word says it all. Girls Track-For a nice string of finished second, in the league, behind Holy Cross. At the girls championship... The team, consists of champions and the high school Successful. • • accomplishments, the girls were NVL Tournament, Sue Caterino* boys in. the age group of 13-14, and hockey and youth, hockey programs Simply'Stated, Watertown, High undefeated, in the league, won. their and Heather Proctor were the No. is coached by George Palomba and have given their-fans some great had. a fine spring season, sporting third straight NVL title, and second 1 doubles team,. David Anderson. Congratulations, years. two NVL championship teams,.a straight NVL Invitational-Tourna- guys, and keep up the good work. And you know,, what makes it all. couple of near misses, and several, ment title. For added, measure, Kim, 'When 1 read about or see the kids so nice is the fact that these young players who made their individual Mannelio was'named No. 1 field The spring teams'wiU be hit with in this town perform, it, gives me people that I have had the oppor- status known among, the rest of the person in 'the NVL. Not bad. for a. some major changes come next a good, feeling 'that we have so tunity to.write about since the first, athletes in their sport. team that" endured the loss of its top season. The golf team loses its No. many Fine young; athletes in every • edition, of the -Town Times back- Overall, the Watertown winning three players the season, before. 1 man, 'the girls and boys tennis sport, and so many good people almost 401 years ago—have grown percentage was near 67 with-a. 2-1 Boys Track-The boys track teams each lose the top three coaching and leading them. up and. become an important part. ratio of victories to losses. The team, also endured a • number of players, the girls and boys track . For instance, last Sunday morn- of our community. And. what " teams with the '''highest winning losses from graduation but, unfor- team lose key players, and the soft- ing it was great to be on hand at 'the makes it even, nicer is that I still percentages were the .golf team, the tunately, didn't, fare as well as did ball and baseball teams will go Gold, Circle, Installation Breakfast • have the chance to write a line or girls tennis team, and. 'the boys ten- their female counterparts. The In- under some realignment.. to see our girls" high school track two about their children. nis team. dians tamed "in a. 3-8 record for the and boys" golf teams being Sports and results: season." However, Watertown High recognized for their championship BARBARA POTTER, the great Golf-The Indians finished- • at Boys 'Tennis—The first-year teams have had a history of turn- seasons in the Naugatuck Valley nationally ranked tennis player out 25-1, featuring an, NVL title and se- team didn't waste much time mak- ., ing in fine records 'the season, after League." of Woodbury, is probably Taft cond place in the NVL tournament. - ing a name for itself among league the graduation scythe sliced Last: fall it was the high school, School's most famous alumni Jan. Wivestad and Ricky Collins rivals. The boys finished, at 10-3, through the ranks. team 'that shared the NVL title. All, athlete,, 'what being on the sports were named to the All-NVL squad tied for second, in the league with More than likely, they'll do it of the high school teams, .whether pages day after day and year after as Wivestad took Most Valuable Naugatuck. At. the NVL Tourna- again. they won a title or not, were very year now. Player honors in the league and competitive in, their own sport. Just this week another Taft Collins was named Outstanding Outside the scholastic ranks, our graduate, Pam Church, received 'Golfer from Watertown. The team WAYS soccer teams are terrific. the University of Rochester's most sports a 234-14-1 record for nine Leagues Of A It Kinds What a, super job the coaches do coveted award in women's seasons. here. Their early training certain- athletics. It's called 'the Merle Spur- . Softball--The Tribe girls, • ly speaks well for their high school rier Award and is given for the finishing their season at 9-9, Play. On During Summer and college days, which will be so female member of the Senior Class qualified for the state tournament By Kim. Harmon important in their young lives. who has made the most outstanding but were beaten in, their, first, match- If the major league ballplayers finally decide to really go on strike, How about those WHS tennis contribution to women's sports. up. Watertown trounced Sacred. there certainly seems to be plenty of "baseball and softball action, go- teams which did so well in the through! leadership, 'talent, service, .Heart, 2.2-7, in. its last game of the ing -on right in the area to give the avid sports, fan something else NVL, especially the boys'" team, and enthusiasim during, .her four regular; season, 'enabling it to to think about. "years at Rochester. which in its very first year was able qualify. Other offensive showcases There's 'the Babe Ruth League, American Legion, the Watertown to compile a, 10-3 record? That's Miss Church was a four-year included a, 19-7 win over Farm- Women's Softball League, Brass City Modified Softball, Waterbury h almost unheard of in, any sport, by starter in, field hockey and lacrosse, ington, and a, 22-1,1 victory over Sunday Slow-Pitch, and Watertown Modified League, to name a few, any team in a first year of league and. captained both squads the past Wilby. where residents and businessmen alike don uniforms, for a night or play. season. Baseball—The Indians ex- a, weekend and make like the big leaguers. • • Then, there's our Babe Ruth At Taft Pam lettered, in. Field perienced a see-saw season, falling Here is a capsule outlook of what's been going on, in, 'those leagues League baseball team, which is the hockey, basketball and. softball. to 1-3 to" start the campaign, but and some of the ballplayers behind them: only undefeated team, in the Litch- JAN WIVES'!AD, a member of picking up until their record, read Litch-Haven Babe Ruth .League Haven League at 'this writing. They Coach Len Bruno's Watertown. 8-6. The last four games of the The Water-Oak boys have been defending their 1984 Litch-Haven won, every tournament they were in High golf champions, was selected' season, however, slipped from title well since'the new season's commencement, staying undefeated after six games. The more 'recent victories were 11-0 over Southbury June 15, and 8-4 over1 Bethlehem June 16. Riedl, Dave Salvieli, Tim, Scursso, John Schmidt, Jeff Tansley; Bryan Against Southbury, Chris Palmer spun a two-hitter, striking out Soccer Girls Clinch Terry, and Chance Hobson. seven, batters and walking three. With, 'the bat, he contributed a. two- ran double in a seven-run first, inning. The girls 10 and • under also ' Against Bethlehem,, Scott. Ouellette and, Steve Bamowski combined M Two Division Titles finished second, in the Northwest District with a. 7-2-1 record, for a six hitter with, nine strikeouts. Palmer came through again with The Watertown Association for Davidson, Kendra. DeFrancesco, .beating New Fairfield, l-O, but los- a two-run homer as teammate Jim Y'oder clubbed, a homer of his own. ' Youth Soccer, Inc.. 12 and under Jennifer Fellow's, Jill, Graziano, ing to champion Brookfield, 2-1. .American Legion girls successfully defended their Nikki Gugliotti, Kristen Johnston, Team, members include Heather Rico Brogha, a springtime star for the Watertown High Indians 1984 Northwest CISA Champion- Monica. Marino, Lisa-Jean Oliver, Haverling and Jennifer Kulmann baseball team,, scattered, seven, hits and struckput nine batters enroute ship by beating Brookfield, 9-0, Joyce Romano, Amy Stinson, Jen- (goal scorers) ,.Toni Gugliotti And to a. 10-3 win. over "Naugatuck, the Oakville nine's first of the season. and ..New Fairfield, 2-1. nifer Strong, Michele Troisi, and. Christine Loomis (goalies), Jessica Brogna also ripped a bases-loaded double while Watertown High Beth Depolo and Gayle Begnal Allison Wandelt are the team, Cheney, Laurie Smith,, Maura teammate Mike Svab collected, three singles. Bob Oberg and Pete.." scored in the victory over New •members who brought the second Diorio, Bridget 'Solla, Lauren ; Comuaro .also had, three singles 'each, with Comuaro driving in, two Fairfield. Shauna Bisson, Wendy championship home. Kulmann, Wendy Cook, Melissa runs. Ben Larson added, four RBI with a double and: a triple. The- 14 and. under girls also Snow, Rachel, Primus, Asleigh . Watertown Modified Softball League finished their season undefeated at Long, Ke'lli Donahue,"' Ramsey •' Daveluy's Pizza .sits alone at 'the head of the mob, sporting an, 9-0, winning their division after Geise, and Margaret Fitzgerald. unbeaten-record of 5-0 after a recent 20-9 victory over the Banking heating New Milford, 7-0. Center." cl AVIG's right behind Daveluy's with, a 5-1 slate, followed by Kim Boivan, coaches'" choice for Watertown's 14 and under boys MVP, guarded the nets. " Traver's Bullits at 5-2. Pizza Pal is 4-3, while Begnal's is 1-5 on •fell, "to defending champion, ' the season. ' •• • Team members include Rachel Newtown, 4-1, in; a match that was Tackle Box #17 ; • *•••;" Watertown Women's Softball'League Bl.ai.8, Danelle Descoteaux, Anna, scoreless at halftime. Tom Juodaitis 3 bonyis sue worm proa I ' • ' In recent action of'the Watertown Women's Softball League, Stack lirajs time 20 ooimpart- Depolo, Christy Everett, Caitlin was the lone scorer. meots loir Iresh and sallt- : Oil defeated Westbury '5-4Vas a three-run homer from, Westbury's 8 iS Fitzgerald, ' Jennifer Graziano, t Heribals Nlo-T pf Ion only 26 Other team, members are Don i Maura; Mpntagna went by 'the boards. Danielle Graziano, Katie. Jell- , Hardwick, Marc Sharoh, Aron Inghaus, .Amy Monnerat, Jessie Stack followed up that win with a 5-1 triumph, over Kelly's. Place, TACKLE BOX #7620 Zipoli, John, 'Paolino, Lamar Wendy Church led. the offensive charge with three hits, matching Mo »able dmders to pro O'Bar, Laurie ..Odden, Heather Nava'ge, Tom, Krayeske, Ed, Hof-. up to 25 compart- Palomba, Michele Pilon, Kyra Barbara Wright of Kelly's, who" went. "3-for-3; • meni5 9 aim boHoim fler, John Gugliotti, Joey Fenn, Joe 'tray 16 in I op. Great fa Pishtey, Dianna Rolny, Chris In other"action, Kelly's beat Our Gang, ,54, as Mimi Airiato clubb-. sImpairs muisknes sallt De'Palo, RonDelaney, Ed Crania, waler No-Tip* Top 2 Scursso, and Jessie Wynne. . ed a triple. Kamozzi defeated Charlie Murphy's, 4-3, in the only > Todd Collier, and Dean Chianese. nr.lt. SJICO0 ABS lalches and deBp other game. Only '•lO 1 space between days Watertown's 1.0 and under boys an dl taw txaWo m i a r reefe • " :' Brass. City'Modified Softball League ', and other bulky gear clinched second place in the Nor- Watertown's 12 and under team, Watertown Auto Upholstery collected two victories, recently, rais- thwest District by beating Dan- was defeated-by Torrington,<6-0/ ing its record to 5-12, good, for eighth place in the Brass City JUST ARRIVED bury, "4-0, finishing the season with, 'after falling behind 1-0 at halftime. a 7-2-1 record. Jason Geise led- Modified League.- ' Shiners-Worms The Wings will :conclude 'their Nite Crawlers scorers .with two goals. 'Goalies season this weekend against 'New The Upholstery; crew defeated. Amici's Angels, 5-1, .and topped Tom Hardwick and Ben Simmons Milford. . " :' - ;' • the Spoilers;-12-6,, Skider's Gym, leads the Brass City ••pack, with a MIDWAY SPORTING combined for 'the, shutout. 13-2 record,.-' : > ' ' -. ' • SOUND SLEEP'''V .' • Waferbury • Sunday Slow-Pitch Softball League - "' GOODS SUPPLY 'The Oakville Bucs are 2-4 in the 9:30 a.m.. division, of 'the Water- ..Other1 team, members are Shaun ' • -587 Main Street . It's, not what.a man does.,, but how' bury Sunday Slow-Pitch League, gbod'fbr sixth place.'Leading the Bearce, Jeff Capuano, 'Ryan. ..: '' Wafertpwri. " • well he does it, that enables him to'' crowd is DeLautentis Realty at'.6-0,' fallowed."by'WTXX-20, . navies, Dave Ebreo, Jared "For- sleep soundly at night. Calabrese Really;'and the Meadow Social Club,, all at 4-2.. • 274-2Q2& man, Jermaine Laracuente, Rich I Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown. Times (Watertown Society, Conn.) June '27, 1985 Page 19 of the Long Rivers Council of the 1984-35 church school year. Tara, Gallagher, Andrew Hilpert- D D • ID Dl D Dl D Di D D Di Q'D DDQDDDDD U'D.DD D . Boy Scouts of ••America, she was Fourth grade students received a, shauser, and Mike Kiyak. it one of 11 people, from the council Bible from the Rev. Marshall Bethlehem News to receive the award in a, ceremony Linden and all, children received watertownhistoricalsociety.orgin Windsor.Locks. certificates of attendance. By Mrs. Paul Johnson Mrs. Zdonick has been involved The children receiving good, at- Christ is the 010 01 • D D D • 01 • D 01D D 01 Di D ID 01 ID • 01 • D O D Din. Scouting for 30 years and cur- tendance pins are: Eric Terzini, rently oversees 174 Scouts and 20 Martha Butkus, Beth Home, Gret- Answer! leaders. She has helped, encourage chen Esche, Jennie Devine, Ann Vote Delayed Nonnewaug High' School Prin- Scouting programs for Southbury Nclmes, Sarah, Butkus, Teresa, The June 17 meeting of the Your walk should be L cipal Richard Segall defended the Training School residents and, has Perry and Ian Kenneay. Board of Education for Region 14 as loud as your talk! | policy. .been active on the N.E- Region Also Siobhan Gallagher, postponed, action on a policy that "We are saying clearly to these Committee on Scouting, for the Suzanne Prince, Terr}' Home, would outline, attendance 're- students that, you are not to cut Handicapped. Matthew Perry, Erin Terzini, quirements, for elementary and high class," Segall said. ""You were Som,e of the training, awards and. Audry Thacker, Leah Tibbals, Col- Evangel Assembly school students. assigned to a class and. this is where certificates she has received are the leen Box, Christine Box and Tara The proposal requires all of God you're supposed to be." Schiff, Philmont and Woodbadge Gallagher. students to attend school on Where the difference Board members were also con- honors. She also has served on the Also Stephen. Jones, Matthew - l scheduled days,, but recognizes that, cerned whether a, student, who miss- Long Rivers Advancement Com- is worth the distance. absences may occur because of il- Tibbals, ' Alex West, • Sue ed school because of travel or vaca- mittee, helping boys attain Eagle ,2,24,5 Litdhfieid Road, Wtn.,, Ct. lness or injury, family emergen- Milspaugh, Todd Whe'lan, Frank, tion should be given make-up Scout, status. Gallagher, Matthew Taylor, Ryan Sunday School 9:30' a.m. cies, religious holidays or medical work. Morning Worship 11:01 a.m. Trust to Hear Julie Lewin Taylor, and Jeffery Linden. Prayer Service 5:30 p.m. appointments. The policy "If little Johnny goes to Europe 1 Julie Lewin, Director of the Con- Bibles were presented, to Evening Prayer & Praise 6:00 p.m. discourages absences for travel or with his parents and misses several, necticut Land. Trust Service Bureau • Christine Box, Colleen Box Julie Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Bible Study for vacation. days of classes, does that mean the will be the featured speaker at the Chappuis„ Heather Cunningham,. !..»>»• «' « mum t n > Under the proposal, teachers teacher has to give hini make-up annual, meeting of the Bethlehem may provide substitute or original, work?" asked Ryan. Land Trust. assignments for students in Superintendent Vincent Ganci kindergarten through eighth, grade The meeting will be held. Satur- said that decision would be left up day, June 29, at 3 p.m. and, will be BRASS VALLEY to help them, make up for missed to the school's administrators and, classes. at, the home of Susan and. Dr. Roger teachers. Branson, next to Bird Pond at the HOME CENTER The policy for high school Other board members said that start of Wood- Creek Road. The 39 Hillside Ave. students Includes penalties for make-up work might not be public is welcome. students who arrive at school, late Oakville (just off Main St.) necessary because the trip could be Fred Comstock, President, will and cut. classes. Students would a learning experience itself. report on the year's activities and 274-2013 lose four points from, their final, Ganci added that, the school the growth of membership to 179. grade each time 'they cut, a class .and district does not have an, Admission is free. Refreshments one point, from the grade each, time -absenteeism, problem and that the will be served. they .are tardy. proposal has been developed to For information, please call Ber- WE ARE OPEN The high school policy also calls comply with a state law requiring nard Barnes, 266-7209. for students who" are absent more all schools to have such, a, policy. Attendance Pins Kitchen Cabinets Windows. • Carpet than 10 times in one semester to Swim 'Program The First Church awarded 28 meet. with, school administrators or Vanities •. • Doors Tile The summer swim program,, good attendance pins on Sunday, guidance counselors for a con- sponsored by the Bethlehem June 9, which concluded, the Ceilings ference or counseling. Recreation Commission, will begin • Several school, board, members on July 8 at Longmeadow Pond. YOU'LL NEVER PAY FULL felt that 'taking points away from, Lessons will continue through BEDDING the student's final grade was too August. 2 for children who are age PLANTS PRICE FOR TOP QUALITY! harsh, a penalty for cutting class and three or over. HANGING POTS tardiness. Sandy Kwaraceius and Tracy "Professional, Personalized, Friendly Service" Mums & "I think attendance, in class Whalen will instruct the program, should be it's own reward," said. for which there is a fee. Those who Vegetables later. Bring In Your Room Measurements for A, James Ryan. "I don't want, to see register before June 30 will receive Quotation Or Call For A, a grade dimished just because the a, class assignment by mail. Please call Shop—At—Home Appointment student didn't go to class. If the kid Children who are registered after 274-0685 can get the meat of what he's sup- July 1 will be listed by class on, the 6 Chimney Rd. SHOWROOM OPEN 10 a,.m. - 5 p.m. posed to learn without going to bulletin board in, the recreation of- Watertown (across Saturday "til noon Closed! Mondays class, why should, he have to go?" fice. Final registration will be July Buckingham St. off Board Chairman, Susan, Spielberg 8, 10 a.m. to noon, at the 'recrea- Novia Scotia extension disagreed, saying that, students miss tion office. out on class participation aspects of Honors For Local Youth learning, when they are absent. Cadot Roy Therrien was named For a healthier, happier pet Mrs. Spielberg added, that the among the Distinguished Cadetr at •policy would force students to 'think West Point Military Academy for about their action, before cutting a the second, semester of his class. freshman year, equivalent to dean's "At, some point in time these list status. kids need to learn to make Cadet Therrien was graduated, choices," Mrs. Spielberg said. from Nonnewaug High School in FREE "'And they have to learn, to take 1984. He is the son of Joseph Ther- responsibility for their choices..," rien of Bethlehem... James Lightfoot also questioned Scouts' Highest Honor whether a, point system, could, be en- Esther Zdonick of Hard Hill forced fairly. Road recently received the Silver Dog Dipping "There are parents who already ' Beaver Award, the Boy Scouts" feel, that teachers are taking, four highest honor given to an adult for points off for this, that and the service within a, local council. other thing," Lightfoot said. Serving in the Blue Trail, District, SATURDAY JUNE 29th 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 P-m-

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i •Rage 201 TbwnProperty, Times (Watertown, Coon, of) Jun ethe 27, 1985 Watertown Historical Society "It's important to get the tight" to apply for. gested, 'the School Department of- bid the jobs won't be given until at Public Buildings architect," stressed Archie'Ait- The comprehensive field note ficials contact other school, districts least a year later. (Continued from page 1) • cheson, school maintenance super- reports, submitted to the Board by that, also are undergoing similar Mr. Alteheson said, the handicap watertownhistoricalsociety.orgcompliance work to see who they " access work will be much more ex- Education has a list of preferred, ar- visor. He said some of the viola- the state school facilities unit, call chitects it recommends to do the tions can be corrected through for extensive measures ranging hired. pensive 'than the fire code com- specialty work regarding fire codes variances, which an architect with from grounding the toasters at the "Why should we start at ground pliance. He pointed out Swift has and handicap accessibility the right knowledge will know how high school, to installing one-hour zero?" he asked. His idea, was sup- four levels, and one elevator won't fire rated walls at Baldwin. ported by member Patricia, Dwyer. suffice. Since the town has only Mrs Hlavna ->aid the Council She noted, the state has a list, of "apt- one junior .and senior high, students must authorize the preparation of proved" architects 'that, can do the cannot be transferred to another the schematic designs, and have a specialty work, and the town must school within the' community, he specific resolution in writing for the be careful in its hiring process in said. hiring of an architect. The discus- order to remain eligible for grant In respon.se to allowing a Board sion prompted PBC member Fran- funding.. liaison official to attend, future. PBC cis Rinaldi to remark the Council Mrs. Hlavna said even if the • meetings, the committee changed infrequently gives "direction" to town submits a grant request- by its meeting date from the fourth the committee in the form of an of- May or June, 1986, for aid funding Monday of the month to the third. ficial charge. for Polk, Baldwin, and Griffin Member Kenneth Margelot sug- Schools work, actual approval to OAKVILLE

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IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!! SOFA ANDJXJVE SEAT, con- "T&B PAINTING & maintenance, BOOKKEEPER-CLERK need- •ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE. PAID IN ADVANCE. inside and outside your .home..Gut- temporary w'/loose cushions. Dark, brown wide whale corduroy. Exc. ed, part time, 15-20 hours per Tuesday noon is the deadline for classified advertising. ters cleaned.. Chimneys 'tarred.. Call week. Hours, flexible. Some • 274-457S. cond. Cost more than $1,200, sell- Rates: $2.25 minimum charge for the first 12 words, plus ing for $600. 879-1.357. .knowledge of, basic ledger, payroll, filing... Start at. $4- per hour and, up, "~ "" " the minimum POST OFFICE DRUG DOAE. Regular raises. -Pleasant (approx. four words per line). In addition to Town, Times, MEDICAL SUPPLY STEREO RECORD PLAYER,.- •• working conditions in Watertown AM/FM, 8 track with speakers and all classifieds are carried in the Water-Oak Shoppers' Rentals & sales of medical equip- 274-6969. ment, Depend undergarments, stand. Like, new ^condition. $60: Guide at no additional charge. :. " _ __ •879-1357. regular absorbency, box, of 10, LAWN CUTTING. Must be hard • $4.99; Extra absorbency, box of- : worker,'dependable and quality 'KEEPSAKE FLOWERS HOME 'REPAIRS, remodeling, ' 10, $5.89. 55 DeForestSt., Water- ' minded. $3.50 hourly. Call 1. SERVICES OFFERED • Weddings, Gifts, .All Occasions additions.. For free estimate call Bill town, 274-8816. LAWW GUYS 274-0608. ' Clock, 274-2859. . Silk Arrangements ED MICHAUD PAINTING Also, Unique Baby Shower Gifts & Paper Hanging SWIMMING .INSTRUCTIONS, .FULL-TIME NANNY' ..needed. private or group. Two certified Red Reasonable '' Call 274- i 653 Clark Michaud, Contractor "MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT Professional couple looking for Cross-instructors. Six to 8 students Call 274-8379 for children's parties and shows. responsible, mature person to care Call. Mr. .Miracle, 274- 611.5." . -per group." Call 274-6063 after 9 KENMORE heavy duty washing 'machine, $50. Call 274-1330. for their two small/children and do EMIL'S JEWELERS p.m..,, or 274-3982 any time. "light housekeeping. Hourly salary 709 Main St. AL'S SHARPENING SERVICE & benefits negotiable. Live-in Chain saws, circular saws, tools, HOUSECLEANING. Two "ex- NEW G.E. video cassette, .recorder ' preferred, but not. necessary. Send Watertown (VHS) w/remote ' control... Was Expert watch . repairing. scissors, knives. "Phone 274-2361 perienced women. Free-estimates. name, phone - number & $10 hourly. 597-8169, Wtby. $500, asking $250. HTH granular Guaranteed, workmanship. after 1,1 a.m. background information to Project chlorine, for pool. Never used- Help,, Box 144, Win., Ct. Asking $70. Call 274-0119. PLUMBING & .HEATING, all COUNTRY SANTITATION. FUSGO TRUCKING types of work, any size job. Septic tanks cleaned. Reasonable Dump truck service,.. Gravel, loam, •" PART-TIME INDIVIDUALS, 55 rates, 274-0456 or 274-5839. sand. Brash removal, etc., FIFTY-YARDS WOOL carpet, Reliable, licensed, free estimates. beige .tone, available after July 3. • or older, for training in a. variety Capinera Plumbing & Heating,,- Greg FDSCO 573-9985 of jobs. .Must be Title V income AUTO SEAT COVERS & auto Good condition. $50. Call- 7.53-0188 or 274-6398. 2,74-2197. eligible. Interview necesary to carpeting on special now at Water- HOUSEWORK. I will do any determine eligibility. Please call town Auto Upholstery, Rt. 6, 'type, windows, etc. Exc. refs. $7 Cindy Brenneis Tues. or Thurs. MARANATHA BLUE, MODULAR FOAM •• Thomaston R.d... 274-9671. an hour. 754-2951.. after 10:30 a.m. at .274-9820 or CHIMNEY SWEEPS SOFA, • opens to double bed. write: Miss Brenneis, Title V Pro- Chimneys cleaned professionally. '274-2654 „'2-4 p.m Quick, clean, efficient service. L&L -"• T.L.C. for your chid in my licens- gram, N.W.A.A.A., 485 Main St., 729-0160 or 573-1255. .RESUMES WRITTEN ed home. Meals included. Please Wtn., Ct. 06795. Effective resume prepared by a call 274-4822. BENCHES, $10 &. up. Kitchen set, $40i; Window frames w/sash, I WILL DO your WALLPAPER- College Instructor'with personnel THE TOWN OF WATER- $10 each. 274-2116,. . ING and exterior and interior pain- experience. In-depth interviews. ' J&S CONCRETE SERVICE TOWN is accepting applications ting. Excellent, references. Call Bob : Call. 263-3-649. Patios, sidewalks;, slabs, floors. for the position of Operator- 1978 ARGOSY travel trailer, 30". . Perkins, 274-2990'. Call 274-1332 6:30-8:30 a..m, or Dispatcher at, the Police, Station. Air, fill awning, "twin beds rear, all LICENSED HAIRDRESSER evenings. Storting pay is $6.13 per hour. In- airstream goodies. Exc. cond. CARPETS & MUGS repaired, and will come to your home and. cut, dividuals must work a minimum of $1.3,000 or best offer.,. Tel. installed. Twenty yrs. exp... Insured perm, frost: or set your hair. Call .2. FOR SALE two eight-hour shifts per week and '• 274-1528 after 6 p.m. & reliable. Danny's Carpet Ser-, Susan, 274-2687. Please keep must be available on a call-in basis vice. 757-1696'. trying. .JUST ARRIVED Chintz, "N Prints • to work other shifts as needed. DARK PINE, 6-ft. oval trestle leg of Newtown, an enormous number Apply to the Communications .. table & 6 chairs. Very good cond. PAINTING: Int.-ext. painting. E&R HOME.IMPROVEMENT of Decorator Slipcovers, Drapery- Department, 195 French St., Asking $4.50. Six-ft. bronze sliding Free estimates. Quality work... Ex- Garages, additions, "roofing and Upholster)!' fabrics at enormous Watertown, between the hours of glass door unit, $50. Call 274-2636 cellent references. ..All work new construction. 274-6545, Ed, savings. S. .Main -St. (Route 25) 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. by July 5,1.985. any time. . , . guaranteed. Ray Lawlor, 274-2283 or 274-2283, Ray. Newtown, Conn. An eamal opportunity employer. or 274-2225. AFFORDABLE PAINTING ,. THE FABRIC BARN. Remnants- ABOVE-GROUND POOL- pkg. 5. FOR .RENT HOMEOWNERS" & WALLPAPERING trim.. Wednesday-Sunday, 1.0-5. for sale. 15'x36" deep. Used. $35. 274-9384 any time. General, home repairs & im- Quality workmanship. Fully in-" Rt. 63 East Morris, 567-5823i FLORIDA HOME RENTALS sured. Free estimates. Call today, Closed Mon. & Tues. available. Completely furnished. provements. Carpentry, electrical 3. HELP WANTED ,. & plumbing. Interior or exterior. Wayne Spearin, 274-2138. $275/week. Located in southern. No job too small. Prompt service . WATERBEDS, bookcase head- Orlando, minutes from. Disney SUMMER JOB. Apply in person World... Call 274-0368 or at reasonable rates. Quality PICKUP FOR HIRE, Attics,, board. New Queen & 'King size, at Watertown Upholstery, or call cellars, garages, yards cleaned. complete with padded' side rails, .274-7555. workmanship. Free estimates. Ful- 274-9671... ' " • , ly insured. References available. - Reasonable rates. Call Robert,' $199. 6-drawer pedestal, $99. Call William M; Cooke, 263-5400. 274-6517. 274-1733. ' , • FouR-ROOM APT, with garage, WANTE-D: Experienced gardener" seconid floor_ Adults.'No pets. TYPING COLOR .ANALYSIS with coor- HOMEMADE COOKIES for all to care for established, perennial Security dep. Available July 1. Call WORD PROCESSING dinated, makeup. Call Karen occasions-entertaining, weddings, beds,.'Call 274-3906 evenings. 274-2060. P'agano, 274-9788. Resumes, letters, term, papers, showers, graduations, etc. Call APPLICATIONS being accepted. HORSE BARN' on two acres, manuscripts, mailing lists, 274-2791 after 5 p.m. Dependable person for Fridays. WINDOW WASHING done by Bethlehem. Two large stalls, hay repetitive letters, tapes transcribed, Typing a. must. Answering phone, dependable professional with years loft, tack room, 'water & dec. photo copies. Woodbury COUCH &-MATCHING chair, clerical & some light bookkeeping. of experience. High quality work, Available' August 1. $250 per • Secretarial Services, 263-2279. * brown plaid. Like new, $300. .Apply between. 1 & 4 p.m.. M'on.- reasonable rates & free estimates. month. Call 274-3278... •White Whirlpool washing machine, Fri, Matty's Paving Co., Knight Call 597-0402. ELECTRICAL-WORK. • good- condition, $150. Call, even- St., Watertown. Reasonable. Free estimates. State ing, 274-2883. • .•• '. , BRIGHT, SPACIOUS, 3-rm. apt. WAV in two rooms, large, new rat- licensed... 274-8611. ALL KINDS OF WORK done:- • GOLF COURSE " .maintenance in kitchen, pantry, bath. Non- painting, cleaning, etc. Reasonable THE- FABRIC STORE,- L-it- worker. Full time, -seasonal smoking woman preferred. No 'MASON-WOOD ' rates & free estimates. Call Paul, chfield, Ct., 567-4067,. Fabrics for through Nov. Call for appointment pets, no children. House in private,. | CONTRACTORS 274-1379. draperies, slipcovers and. before 2 p.m.. Mon.-Fri., country-setting, .7 mi. from Tat, *-^ Additions, remodeling, decks, in- upholstery. Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.. to' 274-3210. ' • terior renovations, garages, custom, APPLIANCE SERVICE. 5 p.m.. . - • . • . Watertown. Ref., sec. $375, building. Roofing: A specialty. " Washers, dryers, refrigerators, everything included. Call after • OFFICE CLEANING, evenings. 5:30,, 274-1917. - Call Rick. 274-0456 or Joe. stoves, air conditioners. Call SECTIONAL, LIVING ROOM-"' Husband & wife or experienced 274-5839. 274-6319 or 274-4654. set. Mahogany end tables, bureau adult. Call 274-3048 any time. with mirror, five-drawer chest, • OAKVELLE, Ball Farm. Rd., 6 DRIVEWAY SEALING. Protect four-drawer chest, two-drawer rms., 3 bdrms., PA baths, lv."rm. HOUSECLEANING 1 OPENING FOR ONE person in Complete window.cleaning," wall & beautify " your driveway. Call bureau, with side cabinets, man's our Driveway Sealing Div. Only w/ftreplace, stove,,- ref rig,., w/w. washing, cleaning & treating panel- LAWN GUYS for top notch chest of drawers...'309 Bishop' St.,.' hard-working, dependable, quality No utilities. 'Lease, sec., refs $500' workmanship and materials. Free- ing & cabinets. Stripping buildup Waterbury, at top of. street, 2nd minded persons need apply. Great monthly. 2.74-4991. estimate. 274-0608. • • on no-wax floors. Cleaning & floor/north, 9-5 p.m.,,,'June 29.- position for students looking for treating fiberglass bathroom, summer work. Call LAWN 9. WANTED TO BUY enclosures. 'Soot & smoke clean-. CHILD CARE- in. my licensed. GAS STOVE, Caloric 30" GOTO, 274-0608. up. One time deep cleaning of com-', 'home.- Nursery school teacher. pilotless. White w/black 'glass' WANT TO BUY old clocks and plete house.Cleaning "on regular '""Near Wtn,:. K-Mart. 274-2370:, . door. Like New,; $2.25. Convection. -YARD-PERSON needed. Mow pocket watches,. Also, Grandfather basis-weekly, or .every other week. oven, Toastmaster, 1 Vt yrs..--old.. ;• lawns; -.weed, rake, clear brush. clock repair. Call Phil Dunn, Sr., at 274-1932." - .,-• • . ..Reliable, detailed.; neat. ." • . ••„ • ."FROS'TEMP air conditioning &, Exc. cond.,-$55.••• After-6 p.m..;, • "Start $3:775 net per hour. Regular ' i \,THE HOUSE-CLEANERS..- • /refrigera'tibn'repair..Residential & •274-0629"' '-•'•-•'•••' •••". -'•••' • • 'raises. 10-15 hours per week...Call" _ .- •-. ••;• . .. 274-3880' • commercial. Reasonable. Call i ," •' 10. LAWN & GARDEN - ... : 274 6969'- for.: appointment' or ... ,v INSURED- • • • , • ' 274-4005," ... " '' ' DOG HOUSES-- •' '"and outdoor" 'Interview.. • :. : wishing wells made--to' orderV'-'- LAWNlilOWElt REPAIR : 1 A-l MASONRY. All 274-358-2. " •. - -..'" "'. , CLEANING.-- PERSON needed: Cbrirad\. Mower Service."Profes- -DRIVEWAY SEALING. No : sional service on all brand mowers gimmicks, just low rate and quail- • " stone," brick, 'block, concrete, ..-Light ^housekeeping, -figs, win- "Fi rep.1 aces, •• wa 11s., -'chimneys,- DOUBLE '' MATTRESS inner dows, fixtures, etc.. Stain.$3.75,net', -&•'small--riding mowers. Used . ty service": >Call" for'free estimate, . rotary - mowers: f 6 r •- .-"s'a le.' Ben t 274-7455. sidewalks, steps, patios, etc. Call spring unit; High chair. All 'e'x- plus D'QAE!' Call 274-6969 after 2".. cdlent.l74-27.J5., :.,./....,...„,. . .-..jun... foLappainimenL on.,iniecvie w. ^•crankshafts straightened,"Pickup & delivery. Free etiolates,,..2,74-9497. Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown, Times (Watertown, Coon. Society) June '27, 1985 Page 23 State • of Connecticut . : LEGAL NOTICE provided. . •.. Court of Probate Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk District of Watertown The Fiduciary is: watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTax Notice IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONEt/27A4721 TODAY'! NOTICE TO CREDITORS Erminia Pascucci ., All persons responsible for pay- June 19. 1985 180 Francis, St. WOOD-CHIP AREAS Installed, ESTATE SALE Fri., Sat. & Sun. ment of taxes on "Real Estate." Estate, of James C. Spino *' Personal P rope rty," * or Waterbury, Ct. 06708 or freshened. Make good looking (weather' permitting), 10-5 -each The' Hon. Carey R. Geghan, TT 6-2,7-85 "Automobiles" located in the that eyesore area on your proper- day. Selling partial contents of the Judge of .the Court of Probate, ' Town of Watertown are hereby ty. Call LAWN GUYS, 274-0608,. estate, of the late William, J. Cook, District, of Watertown at a hearing LEGAL NOTICE notified and warned a tax of 41.90 Rt. '63, Litehfield' Rd., Watertown. held on June 19, 1985 ordered that The' Conservation Commission- • mills on. the dollar, laid on the ARTHUR G. SCHMID Watch for signs'. No E/birds. Two all claims must be presented to the Inland Wetland Agency of the Grand List of October 1,1,984, will LANDSCAPING John Deere B. tractors, old violin, fiduciary on or before Sept. 27, Town of Watertown, at a Special become due and payable July 1. Fertilizing, liming, lawn 2 shotguns, painted oak commode, 1985 or "be barred as by law Meeting held on June 20, 1.985, ap- 198,5. " maintenance, new plantings, mahog. din. set,., couch, chairs, provided. proved Application #84 _ of seeding, thatching, mowing, shnibs clock, old tins, milk cans, baskets, Real Estate bills of $100' and Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Crossroad Developers, Inc., to & hedges trimmed. Trucking.- victrola w/records, old pot-bellied more may be paid in two in- The fiduciary is: construct a detention basin in a Loam,, wood & mulch for'sale,., 20' stove, pictures, wicker, lamps, stallments: July 1,1985 (delinquent Sando C. Spino wetland area, at #82 Charles Street, yrs. exp. AAS degree in landscap- trunks, Fish poles, loads of tools August' 1, 1985) and January 1, 125 Radnor Lane, Watertown, subject to conditions. ing. 274-3557. and much, much more. 1986 (delinquent February 1,1986),. Oakville, Ct., Dated in, Watertown, Connec- All motor vehicle and personal pro- TT 6-27-85 ticut, this 27th day of June, 1985. RESTORE YOUR MEADOW perty bills are due in full in July. ATTEST: Stanley Masayda, 1,2. AUTOS State of Connecticut Have it bush hogged, mowed. Call 1985. Wetlands Enforcement Officer Court of Probate Professional Outdoor Services, The undersigned will be at the TT 6-27-8,5 1973 GRAND PRIX. AM./FM, District of Watertown 266-7075. Town Hall, Watertown, to receive AC, AT. Good condition & runs taxes July 1 through July 31. in- June 20. 1.985 LEGAL NOTICE great. Call after 6 p.m. and any . NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOP SOIL, wood chips, crashed clusive, Monday through, Friday. 9 The Conservation Commission- time on weekends, 274-9787,. ' Estate of Albert Qbar, Sr., stone delivered. Call Professional a,.. m. to 4:45 p,. m. The office w i 11 Inland Wetland Agency of the The Hon.' Carey R. Geghan„ Outdoor Services, 266-7075. be closed, Thursday, July 4. in Town of Watertown, at a Special 1979 DATSUN 210. One-owner, observance of Independence Day. Judge, of the Court of Probate, Meeting held on June 20, 1985 ap- 2 dr., 4 spd., beige, AM/FM, Any tax or portion thereof unpaid District of Watertown at a hearing proved Application #82 of Timothy LAWN MOWERS • repai red.. rustproofed, dealer serviced held, on June 20. 1985 ordered that Tuneup specials, $20. Free pick up after August. .1, 19:8,5. will become J. Mulyehill, to construct a septic regularly. Exc. cond. 34 mpg, '85 delinquent, and subject to interest all claims must be presented to the '•'/stem within 200' feet of an open & deliver}' in Watertown area. Call logged. $900'. 274-5581. fiduciary on or before Sept. 27, 274-7455. ' from the due date, July 1st, at the body of water, Morehouse Pond, rate of one and. one-half.percent um 198.5 or be barred as by law. located on Morehouse Road, "73 VWBUG. Exc. cond. 54,000 for each month and fraction thereof Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk Watertown. TARA FARM LANDSCAPING, orig. miles. Michelin tires, new The fiduciary is: Lawn mowing. Complete lawn which shall elapse from, the time Dated in Watertown,, Connec- paint. Must see. $2,500'. 274-1854. Edith. M. Obar • care & Landscape, specialists. when, such tax shall have become ticut, this 27th day of June, 1,985. •• 36 Bessie Street. 274-3511 for estimates. due and payable until the time same ATTEST: Stanley Masayda. 13. TRUCKS shall be paid. Under "Public Act •Oakville, Ct. 06779 . Wetlands Enforcement Officer TT 6-27-85- WOOD CHIPS. Hardwood, exc. 81-44 of the 1981 "General TT 6-27-85 1978 FORB .RANGER XLT picfc- alternative to bagged chips and Assembly, a minimum, interest up supercab. AT, PS, P'B, State of .Connecticut. stones. Three-yard load del. In charge of $2.00 will be levied on • BETTER ARMED AM/FM, w/cap. Exc. cond. a delinquent tax. Court-of'.Probate Wtn. area. $50. Call LAWN $3200. 274-0770. District of Watertown From a practical point of view. GUYS, 274-0608. Dated at Watertown this 27th day , NOTICE TO CREDITORS students from the school of rf June, .1985. Estate of ANDREW FES- experience are better armed [ha.m BUSH, HEDGE & SHRUB 14, MOTORCYCLES Mary L. DiSisto CHUCK . . • . those from a four-year college. Assistant Tax Collector trimming & planting. Hand land- ..The Hon. Carey R.- Geghan, scaping by professional couple. 1984 HONDA CR125R dirt bike Town of Watertown TT 6-27-85 Judge of the Court of- Probate, Please call O'Briens, 274-9512. in exc. cond. Late year buy. Ask- .District of Watertown at a hearing ing $1100. "Call, 274-8775. Legal" Notice Public .Hearing " held on June 18, 198.5 ordered that MORTGAGES all. claims must be presented to the Notice is hereby given by the 1983 SUZUKI' GS1100-E. Low fiduciary on or before Sept.. 27, 11. TAG SALES WATERTOWN FIRE DISTRICT, mileage, exc. cond., $3500, with 1985' or be barred as by law . FIXED ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, A BANNER TAG SALE to be helmet. 755-2361. of a public hearing to be held on field at 90 Pierpont Rd., Wtby,, RATES ' TUESDAY, JULY 9, ' 1.985; at June 29, 9-4. Rain date June 30. 1980 SUZUKI' GS450 in exc. 7:30 P.M. at the Watertown Fire TEDTIETZ,JR.S HOME EQUITY'LOANS ' Sale will include linens, curtains, cond. 3000 miles. A steal for $600. ; ' TRUCKING < 274-8576. District Office, DeForest Street, bedspreads, kitchenware, China, Watertown,, Connecticut, to act on 'Gkwasiwk ft, Wood bury % FIRST MORTGAGES books, pictures, etc. East Main St. 17. LOOKING FOR A, HOME a request for a. variance requested 263-3972 * FIXED RATE right onto Pierpont, 1st driveway by Edward W. Trombly Jr., Assis- YOU CALL WE HAUl on left. Parking across street: at BEAUTIFUL., LONG-HAIRED tant Business Manager, Taft ANYTIME, ANY PLACE MORTGAGES Bond Tool. calico cat. needs good home. School, Watertown, Connecticut, "'CRUSHED'STONE to permit approval of the construc- GRAVEL • LOAM • SAND •ADJUSTABLE RATE 274-2654. BULLDOZING TAG SALE Thurs. & Fri., 10-4, tion of an. addition to a residential MORTGAGES 35 Tmm.bu.ll St., Wtn. TWO' FREE KITTENS looking building located at 21 Hamilton RfASQNABlt RAIU You're Always Ahead JUMBOMORTGAGES for loving home. 274-4205. Avenue, Watertown, Connecticut, When you Call Jed TAG SALE Sat., June 29, 10-4. in violation of Section 6 of Fire p.m., 210 Bali Farm Rd., Oakville. THREE •HEALTHY, happy kit- District Zoning Regulations. UP TO 95% ' lens, 7 weeks old. Litter trained. ..All interested parties arc .re- TAG SALE. 24" boy's Huffy Two peach-boys, I calico miss. quested, to attend this meeting or FINANCING 12-spd. bike; Atari, Colecovision, 274-9384 any time. forward correspondence relative to computer; Color Console TV.; this matter; Misc., household items; Toys & •FREE HAMPSTERS, cages in- BY JOHN BO.AK, CHAIRMAN SETTANI more. Sat., June 29, 9-3, Claxton cluded. 274-2056,. Ask for WATERTOWN FIRE DISTRICT MORTGAGE Ave.,Wtn., off Rt. 63.' for all fovr Carolyn. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS residential or COMPANY TT 6-2.7-85 commercial needs TAG SALE Sat,.,, June 29, 9:30 *•# 2024 East Main St.. Waterbury a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Easter Seal R..P.ROMANIELLO a Division of Rehab. Ctr., 22 Tompkins St., Plumbing & Heating, FUEL OIL REALTY WORLD Waterbury. PAR GLASS JReDairs Settarv Assoc. Inc.. 117 Echo Lake Road TWO-FAMILY TAG SALE Fri., Faucet, Sink, $. Watertown'274-2151 per gal. CO.D. 575-0011 Sat. & Sun., 10-5, rain or shine. Toilet Repairs 4 Charlotte St., Oakv. Follow signs (1 SO gallon, minimum) Water Heaters" off Buckingham St., (Polk School Strileckis Oil Co., area). Drains ft Sewers Cleared 274-4364 ' FOOD BAG TAG SALE Sat., June 29, 9-4, We Make.Life Easy • 401 Davis St., Oakv. (Aqua house {/EMERGENCY SERVICE: * Asphalt Pavimg • Loam We are looking for full time managerial trainees for the Naugaluck next to DiStasi Market). Misc. §• 274-8784 m Landscaping household items., clothing, shoes, area. Starting pay $14-$18,000 yearly alter training. Benefits in- sewing notions. clude major .medical, dental,- profit-sharing, paid vacation and holidays, For information and application, apply in person. Mon- LARGE TAG SALE. Garage day to Friday, 8 A,Ml. until 3 P.M. doors, bar, sink. & refrig., tires, Help Unlimited, Inc. queen-sized, sheets, bedspread & 285 Main Street, Oakville /^/ FOOD BAG drapes. Many other household '' Your Home Care Registryf'" / 4^ 600 Rubber A Ye., Naugatuck items, tools & toys. -No junk. Sat. & Sun., rain'or shine, 10-6. No OFFERING PERSONALIZED SERVICES IN T^S early birds please. 209 Skilton Rd., YOUR HOME, 24 HRS. A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK \^_y Wtn. Follow signs on Guern- • Registered Nurses • Personal Aides seytown Rd. • • Licensed Practical-Nurses • Companions MANAGER • Belli and Nutrition A ides • TAG SALE. New outdoor gas Come join a rapidly growing convenient store chain. We are [ preparing for a .major expansion and require individuals with some lamp, washer, dryer & TV (need, Abo Offering "COMMUNI-CALL" retail experience. If-you are hardworking, want to' be your own work), toys & games, dishes, A Unique Voice to Voice Communication System' ' boss, and look: for challenges in your work, this may be the right clothing. Much more. Sat., June For Emergency Help • Accident Prevention and Companionship career move... 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V iggiano, Judd West, •.. Alan sponsored, ..".'by' .New.-Oppoitaiiites.. Wheeler, Kevin Yoder, and ..Sam for Waterbury;- 'Inc., ;'(N0W), •.will, " If "success is the sumofmanyl ittlle Zaza.' • • be held.'July io-21- at the .center, things welt done, then' failure is a 7'th Grade-iTOST HONORS 232 .North Elm. St., Waterbury:,./' few critical tasks unfinished.. ;Eric Albro, Jay Allard, Russell. The •three-day festival will tiring- Antonaeci, Debbie Baeder, attention to the artistic and Michele Belval, Amy Binkowski, Ram's Boutique humanitarian contributions being Col md Plaza Walerbmy John Broderson, John. Cipriano, made to the American culture by Kimberly Collins, Sharon Costa, individuals of Afro-Latin, descent. 155-9146 Alison. Dubauskas, William. Bun- The festival will, feature a 14th of Jul} Bash . bar. Chip Ford, Eric Frazer, workshop on, the Afro-Latin fami- Danielle Gerard, Vanessa Holroyd, ly, a courtyard, filled, with musi- SALE Michele Kerachsky, Tom cians, and ethnic food, art work on 50% Krayeske, Stephanie Massimo, display, and an Art Competition for Rebecca McGee, Amy Monnerat, Clothmg fit Je»elrj\* Waterbury area, youth of Afro- " SALE ENDS JULY 4th Marianne Monti, Nicole Persons, _ Latin, descent. H Mon Wed ID 6 Kyra Pishtey, Robert Peed, Gina For further information* regar- Romano, Christine Scursso, Jennie. Thur &. F 10 8 S l 10 6 ding the festival's activities," con- MC \ I a Anier E^pre Sherman., Rachel Guest, Julia tact NOW, Inc., at 575-9799. Strong, Kevin Sullivan, Sharon Tom.lin.son, Andrew Tscheppe, Nicola Webb, and Sa.ra.da. Winter. 'Bcnp«;in ' 7th Grad*SECOND HONORS WALLPAPER Adam, Barbieri, Frank Biello, dore^ DEFT. Douglas Blais, Danielle Blanchard, PAINTS SENIHV. 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