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Property of the Watertown Historical Society ZIovewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgn ZTtmes The Watortown - Oakvill* Weekly Timely Cowemge Of News In The Fastest Growing. Community In Utchfield County Vol. 19, No. 924 Subscription Pric*. $3.75 Per Y< Single Copy, 10 C«a#s August 19, 1965 Adoption Of Budget Due This Evening $3,230,021 Total Mrs. C Shons To Receive Up $312,107 Over Current Year A budget totaling $3,230,021 Jaycee Citizenship Award for the 1965-66 fiscal year will, Mrs. Charles Shons, former tive, member of the 'Watertown be presented 'to -the .annual librarian of the Watertown Li- OakvUle Mental Health group, Budget Town. Meeting 'this; 'eve- brary, will be presented a Cit- and 'Carl Sietnon, Republican, ning at 8 o'clock In the Water- izenship Award by the Water- State 'Representative, town High School auditorium. town Jaycees in ceremonies 'to 'The budget requests repre- 'be conducted Monday evening, sent an. increase of $312,107 August ,23, at 8 o'clock, in the over the current year's appro- Library. priation, of $2,917,914. The'Ad- The group's Junior Citizen- ministrative budget amounts ship Award will go to Mrs. Da- to' $1,176^55.34 and the School vid, Jamieson, the former' Elai- Department budget .$2,053,165.- na LaBoda of Main St., "and 98. The complete budgets are now serving with the Peace printed on pages. 8 and 9 of to- Corps In 'Turkey. days Town Times. .. Alvin J... Turner Jr., Jaycee 'Final action on, the. budgets president, announced the a- was. taken toy the Town, Coun- wards are a, result of nomina- cil at a. 'meeting last'week. 'The tions made by Watertown citi- recommendation for tonight's WATERTOWNTS LARGEST TREE? Arthur P. zens with final selection being meeting is $49,200 less, than the thinks so. This huge Ash measures 16 .feet, 7 todies Hi made by the local organiza- original requests, as the Coun- circumference three feet above the ground. It Is located, tion. The basis for the selec- cil sliced $25,000' from, the Ed- on. the Evergreen Cemetery grounds on the hill above the tion is the nominees' excel- ucation and $24,20© from the office; building. Mr. Hickcox would like to' bear fmm 'any- lence in, the way in which they Administrative budgets, one In town who feels they bam a candidate, for title of have aided our growing 'Com- the 'town's largest tree. (Staff Photo). munity. The School Department cut Mrs. Shons, who served as li- MRS. CHARLES SHONS was 'made over the objections brarian for 11 years, retired of the Board of Education, the 'position on, January 31. Se which told the Council that its August Library Exhibit also served as librarian at AFS Record Hop To original request for $2,078,165 Taft School. She was a guid- was the "minimum" required, ing-Influence in the design, and, Feature Montereys for operation of the school sys- construction of the present li- tem for the coming year, At Highlight® Musical Items brary building which opened "The Montereys"" will be the a special 'meeting last week, A display of Items relating music book and. photograph on, October 1958. With the opening featured attraction at the the School .Board could come to' music is featured in the ,dteplay in one of 'the" small of the building, she encourag- hops sponsored, jointly by the to no definite decision, on what August exhibit at the Water- cases, and the Shaker doll bon- ed, many town, .groups to use fourth in a. series of teenage sections of its budget to .re- town Library, with a 'highlight net, illustrates the head, cover- the meeting room facilities Watertown Chapter, American duce in order to stay within Field Service, and the Water- 'the figure1 proposed by 'the of the 'wide range of boob ing as shown, in the photo- that were made available with- town. High School AFS' Club, 'Concerning' music and the fine graph, out cost to civic .groups,. 'Council,, but it is, reported, that record library available to to be .held Friday evening, the cuts will be made In main- music lovers In Watertown. A Flutevllle flute, a music Mr. Turner stated, "We in August 20, at the Watertown tenance and repairs to the va- book of ''"town, tunes" snowing the Jaycee hope, through the High School cafeteria, .Dancing rious buildings. A 'painting' and a musical in- 'the Watertown tune 'probably medium of these awards, to' will 'be from 7:30 to 11 p.m_ strument, each executed by used, for 'marching1 and an old express the appreciation of not The musical, group was r The current budget is based men working in. fields outside .American violin, are also on only the Jaycees, but every cently reorganized under Dan on a. tax rate of 36.5 mills. music, is a special feature of exhibit. In another case is a •member of the community for Mestropietro and, is noted 'Earlier predictions- were that 'the exhibit. The painting 'by Chinese bronze goddess of a job' well done." throughout the area, .Area con- a one mill hike would 'be re- Lee Ryan of Tempe, Arizona, music using cymbals probably Past, winners of the awards trol for the dance will be pro- quired, to' raise the additional is entitled, "Transmutation of «f the 17th century. include Mrs. William Starr, ac- (Continued on page 2) funds for the 1965-66 budget. Music Into Color" and: is the The 'Council's action in. reduc-' artist's impression of pianist ing the requests was aimed at Brailowsky. preventing an Increase next, A clavichord 'Constructed by year. A final decision won't be • Dr. Roger Gilbert," a resident reached until next March, aft- of Watertown, is. the musical er the new Grand list is made Instrument on exhibit. Dr. -Gil- known. bert built 'the instrument from specifications like' those of the At tonight's meeting t h e '-antique instrument and con- budgets may be cut further, structed the inlaid walnut case but no new Items; may be add- and stand at the Adult Educa- ed or any increases voted. tion Carpentry Class. This predecessor of the modern pi- Officials are anticipating the ano has a tone so soft and usual small turnout for the sweet, it can, scarcely be ••meeting. beard across the room. Mrs. Robert fielftt 'has again Young. COP Club loaned the Library items from her .impressive collection of Plans Cook Out Americana, especially Shaker antiques. 'There is' a Shaker Saturday Night The Watertown Young Re- publican Club will, hold a pot, 20th Reunion Set luck cook out Saturday even- ing. August 21, at the home of By Class Of 1945 Raymond Ventresca, 48 Birch Plans are being formulated St., Activities will begin, at .8:30 for Watertown High School's p.m. 'Class, of ,1945, 20th reunion to WATCRTOWN'S AFS 1965-66 EX- side, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard There will, be swimming, 'be held Saturday evening, Sep- CHANGE STUDENT,. Ursula Peintner, Garslde. The Garsides. .also on hand, to dancing .and, refreshments. tember 18, at 'the Bow and Ar- who arrived last Thursday aboard, the Hol- .welcome Ursula, are this year's host family .Anyone Interested in attending' row Restaurant in Prospect. land-American line's & S. Groote Bee, for the Austrian student who will study at may contact Mrs. Elaine Trav- ('Continued on page 2) was greeted by Emily, 9, and Julia, 5, Gar- Watertown High School. '(Witty Photo) - er, 714-4436, Page 2—Town Times (Watertown, Conn.J, August 19,1965 Jaycees Approve .. - 20th Reunion Card 'Party: ..¥11. Property of the Watertown Historical(Continued from page 1) SocietyBenefit Children' s Year's Activities . Stanley G. Peck, committee Lenz Appointed Director The Board of Directors and chairman, anticipates a rec- Convent Altar Fund general membership of the ord turnout for the .special. .A. 'Card, party for the benefit Watertown Jaycees have voted 'event. "'The class .has .already of the Children's Convent Al- watertownhistoricalsociety.org.adoption, of the chapter's plan- accumulated somewhat of a tar Memorial Fund for St Of Christmas Semi Agency ned year for 1965-66 and the record.," bavins held seven re- John's Parish 'will be 'held this, plan. will, include several new unions In past years. • Kurt Lenz has been, appoint- gan, be served; on the staff of projects. • .evening, Tursday, August If, ed Executive Director of the the State Christmas Seal .Agen- " The menu will 'Consist of at .1 o'clock .In the' Church Ball, Afrtn J. Turner J*.. presi- Main St. "local, Christmas .Seal Agency, cy' .In-Onto. While in Ohio, be dent of the chapter, announc- steak or lobster. 'The .affair 'be- Frank 'A. .Stolfi, president of organized several regional ed that Robert. Horton, intern- gins 'With, a poolside cocktail Youngsters of the parish .are' the Tuberculosis .and" Respira- groups which developed proto- party at 8 p.m., followed 'by working toward the .goal, for 'the' tory Disease Association of al vice president,, has In. a. port- dinner at 8 o'clock and. then Northwestern Conn., Inc., an- folio all projects, which con- Convent Altar Memorial Fund nounced tills week. cern development of the chap- by .holding various cake sales ter and each, member .as .an. Tickets 'may be obtained 'by .and neighborhood bazaars. "Helping serve the health individual. Among' these proj- writing to Mr. Peck in. care of 'This, evening's card party needs In Watertown, and near- ects are membership recruit- 'the 'Watertown 'Post-..Office.; will be 'the first attempt to' by 'towns has long' been, the ment and orientation, leader- Serving on. 'the arrangements conduct an activity in. which goal, of #ur organization", Mr. ship training, instruction In .committee' are1 Dr. Herman. 'townspeople may participate'.. Stolfi stated. "Mr. Lenz will public speaking, parliamenta- Marggnff, John Botelle, A .'goal.of $2,000 'before te end 'be responsible for carrying out ry procedure .and intramural George DeMaris, "' .Mrs.. Julia of the summer is being sought the activities of our local As- .sports. Hlckor, Mrs. Gloria Kellas, .by the young 'people of the par- sociation In .the field of tu- The external portfolio, 'un- Mrs. Louis Smith .and. George ish. berculosis and other 'respira- WlldHtan. tory diseases." der the leadership of vice pres- -.Several, donated Items, will ident Edward' Thompson, in- 'be raffled off during the. 'eve- "A" native of Rochester, N.Y., cludes -.all projects concerning Mr. Lenz is a. Political Science the community. 'One of these AFS Record Bop ning.. graduate-of Valparaiso Univer- projects 'will be the establish- (Continued from page 1) Anyone wishing' to make a. sity in Indiana. After doing ment of a .standing committee vlded 'by the Watertown. Aux- 2146.. Those .planning to' parti- graduate' work. In. health ad- which will formulate steps to- iliary Police. table 'may call. 274-3635 or 274- ministration at Wayne" State' ward making Watertown. a bet- Proceeds of 'the dance will cipate are requested, to' bring University in Detroit, Michi- ter place' In which to .live. be 'used to further the local their own playing cards. 'Other projects Included in. .AFS program There are no the external portfolio include restrictions on dress,, but cols for tie detection, and. treat- youth activities, health, safe-, school rules will apply. fi vow* m ment of tuberculosis cases. He ty, civic .and. governmental Teenagers attending will Is married to the former Jo- programs. have the opportunity to meet... ann Ruth. Carlson of East De- 'this year's 'exchange student. troit, Michigan. Judson .Beats. Swift . Ursula Peintner from Austria. ICC CICAii STORE Straits Turnpike, Watertoww A. ." game .'between 'Gordon Swift, .and Judson WESCENtTsPEClAl GOP Special Gifts teams, was the trtfljhlight of this Friday, Saturday A Sunday week's playground activities. Edward W.Kalita 1 ICE CREAM HE Committee Named The 'winning1 Judson team, Charles B. Allen. Has .'been tallied, a 14 to' 0 score behind - INSURANCE . and < named chairman of the Spe- the pitching of Gregory AGENCY 1 PINT of ICE CREAM cial Gifts Committee of the George. Home-runs were by •a* For Only United GOP 1965 Drive, Don- "Thn fiiiiMifngfi am, Tntm ]|jui- ald Grosso, drive chairman, .All Forms of $|§i announced this week.; He.- Al- no .and Rick Ieronimo. Insurance CMS. F. LEWIS len .Is Republican State Cen- William - .and. John Reg. tral fyimTnHrtfifiTiftTi .and for- Chimney Road, have been. la-. 639 MAIN STREET lValu« mer town committee chair- sued a permit to' remodel ttfe 'Landscaping man. present kitchen and .add. new 274-1892. It MS Trucking .. . . • Named to .serve on a com- Lawn Maintenance mittee to "spearhead" 'an. ad- vanced drive, were Mrs. 'John. Christie, Austin F. Dohrman, 274-5142 Atty. Miles F. Ifdflff' Jr., Water+own, Conn. Gerald A. Scott .and Carl E. Woodward. HY LABONNE & SONS APIZZA SERVED EVERY EVENING — 5 pm -12:30 1 M&tidym < . . ' ".ALSO TO TAKE 'OUT ... ' .

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While it is inter- The Ail Shop offers you it safe than, sorry (we both esting- to note that falling in 'Clip and Check" feature f« -.Id be making a mistake), I love is 'universal,, who you fall convenience it to find, out what a, man.for is a.matter of .geography. Like the birds: when, the time Zipper Notebooks, 'Uld'search, for above all. else' Brief Cases ' the girl he marries. 'What comes to obey the nesting lime Notebook* ill ties do you think are the urg'e, the male must make his Ruled Notebook Paper • st important? choice from, the available sup- Plain Notebook ~ .Sandy ply when it hits him. Try put All another forest — you may be Founstun Fans -. »ear Sandy: A. sense of hu- agreeably surprised with 'the Ball .Point Pens r.'Even better: 'The'ability Erasers laugh at herself when, she results,,! • Inks imlts a. blunder. You might Compasse* surprised at the number of Dear Abner: About six Gummed Rein- forcements "es, who,; when they can get months, ago a very dear friend Dictionaries - .. with it, place the blame on of mine-wrote to tell me that Holers • . shoulders of their unsus- she and her husband were Side Rule* tfng husbands. Therefore, moving to our town to live. Crayons his quality' is absent, pecu- Since they needed a, home' in * 'things can happen in a a. desirable neighborhood, I Notebook Organizer rriage which can add up- to went out of my way to consult Sctmtch Pads married man p l-o d d 1 n g with the realtors ahead of Protjveton * ough, life in, an unhappy time, and even paved the way Pencil a ' te of mind. He knows some- through my husband, to' have Drafting Seta ng is 'wrong, tout he isn't his bank handle the financing..; Special Notebooks te sure. I can't- explain .how They moved in. 'over three Pencil Tablets nen get 'by with this other months ago and except for a 'Water 'Colon . Tempera Painta n nature' endowed them few polite phone calls they Paint Brushes a privileges we'men. never have ignored, us. She even de- TjrpewriteTB .. rd about! Incidentally, I clined to' meet my friends at Desk Lamps - .fat 'that you will follow 'this a luncheon... I suppose I am, Typewriter Papers ice. — most men in your only letting off "steam1" by Carbon Papers me of mind cannot" think writing'to you, but I had'to do Staplers • . cally. something. 'What would you. • • • * • do? Hut ftECEIVING THE ©ATM of office as the new OakvlUe Post- . C, & master recently was Daniel A. Shembreskls, left of 45 Dear Abner: I am in a. ter- 1 1 North SL, Oakvllle. John Rellly, off Bridgeport, a postal rible state of depression. .All I Dear C.- B.: 'Your story re- inspector working out of the Boston office off the Post get when, I speak to my friends (Continued on page 5) Office .Department, administered the oath. Mr. Shembres- is sympathy which makes- me fcis, a veteran off 17 years of service in the Waterbury Post feel worse than, 'ever! I thought Office, took over his new duties immediately. (Staff' Photo) if I could ask. you about It, WANTED you might • say something to' jar me loose from:my state of - 'USED PIANOS shj>ppe,Jmc. self-pity. I sure' hope so! What ANY AGE or CONDITION 89 MAIN ST." does a guy do when his girt THOMASTON, CONN. marries his best friend? -75S4Z12- LETTERS"™EDITOR Despondent - .Dear Despondent: You .are Dear Sir: that it is believed to be the absolutely right!'' Your friend A few years' ago, I wrote you largest tree in trunk circum- about a splendid ash tree lo- ference in our town. cJhomaston cfurnitute Siore, "Mnc. cated In our • Evergreen Ceme- Manv people 'visit this Ceme- Louis J. Laneville, Jr.' Early American, tery, -west: This tree then tery and, some may want to CONTRACTOR & BUILDER measured 16.. feet 3- inches in see this tree. By* entering the 32 Wilder Court' " " , circumference, three . feet Cemetery near the office build- Watertown ' Colonial above the ground. I asked far ing, the road leads up the hill, 274-1744 And Information about any live and just after it turns.to the .CONTEMPORARY trees within the limits of Wa- right, the tree will introduce tertown. that were believed to itself. I, think. ' be larger. AUTO' - LIFE - HOME "Furniture Sincerely, - In Maple, Cherry & Pine Sever.-. 1 individuals reported Arthur P. Hickcox. INSURANCE Also larger 'irees and I visited each 1 I one. None of them, ••.however, Rugs & Carpets, Television ft Appliances, Lamps, • Measured over 16 feet. 'This 1 1. Andre Fournier . - '' Frarures ft Accessories ' " leads me to believe that this W'CTl ' M.erts WrdnrMby " ' ,510 Main Street 34 Main Street — 283-4381 — Tfeomasfoft tree on the Cemetery proper- Lyman Beecher. 'Women's Oakville ' ty, may well be the town's, Christian Temperance Union. OPEN MM. ft sat. ?:» a.m.4 p.m.; That, WM., jiwn* •, Fn. fftWajn.- t am. largest, tree. will hold 'a . picnic .meeting 274-1711 Frank ill. Ramnria ft Sons Recently, I measured' this Wednesday. .August 25, • place tree again, and found, it had to' be announced. grown — it. now measures a- bout" 16 feet 7 inches in • cir- cumference, _ three feet above the" ground — accurate figures RENTAL SERVICE are. difficult to get. Sanders :— Polishers AY'S Army & Navy STORE Edgers — Garden Tillers I will be delighted if anyone knows of a larger tree in Wa- Lawn-Rollers ^- Spreaders tertown. Should none be re- HAS EVERYTHING YOU NEED ported.; I may request per- KEY'S MADE . mission from the Evergreen Cemetery Association to put a KAY'S HARDWARE • Sdml- - - plaque, on. this tree, indicating Main Street - Watertown • SWEATERS • SPORT SHIRTS • JACKETS' • UNDERWEAR by Fruit of the Loom ft Hanes Doing a Good Job, and Making a Friend 'Out of a • DRESS SHOES • SOCKS . Customer h OIM of MM "matt Gratifying Pleasure* -AND MEN'S-IOYS- PERMANENT CREASE TROUSERS of Mug in business. We at National f*el that a 11 : Ilitnd b Pric«4«s*. Therefor* we try a little bit more • '"Merer, Need Pressing " ' -AND' Now 1m Stock. The Hard To Get GENUINE C. P.O. SHIRTS NATIONAL HOME IMP. CO. All Sties —' Cranberry - Novy - Green FREE ESTIMATES ON:

• Additions ' '.. • Car Ports RAY'S ARMY - NAVY STORE NO MONEY DOWN — »A YMINTS TO FIT YOUR BUOOtT MAIN ST. _ WATERTOWN . CAU TSf-2i!l ANYTIME « T*Y US' NOW FRI. Til S Watertown Grange Realty Townfimes (Woterlown, Conn'..!,, August' 19, 1965—Page 5 PropertyAbnekv of -the Watertown Historical SocietyTickets .may be' obtaine d by Meets Friday Night ' (Continued from page 4} The following . realty trans-' calling Mrs. James. Cipriano, 1 Rosaiy Society's • "Vocational Activities and calls to' mind a similar inci- actions have 'been filed in the 274-3453. You™ is the title of the liter- dent Several years ago, a office of 'the Town Clerk, 'Town Theatre Party ary program, to 'be presentedwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgfriend, of mine was talking to HalL by lecturer Mrs. UUdred Tay- an acquaintance .in a reception, Warranty 'The Rosary Society of St. lor at a. meeting of the Wa- office, Suddenly,, a third man Anthony J. .and Loraine Bro- Mary Magdalen Church in NG0M1OR FABRICS tertown Grange Friday eve- appeared in. 'the 'doorway, dy to 'Charles H. and. Sharon Oakville will hold a Theatre ning, August 20, at S o'clock, spoke pleasantly to my friend, S. Chamberlin, land and im- Party at 'the Southbury Play- Graff s - Schumacher " in Masonic Hall, 175 'Main, St. but when, his acquaintance al- provements on Judd Road. house Wednesday, August 25'. WAUPAPttS * FAWBCS Master Pearly Taylor 'will so nodded, 'the third man look- Anthony J. .and Loraine Bro- ed at him with a scowl, .and dy to Charles. H. and Sharon Featured, at 'the Playhouse - TO MATCH preside 'at 'the business .meet- •will, be "Never Too .Late", a ing. .Final, plans will'.be: made hurriedly disappeared through S. Chamberlin, land and im- CUSTOM-MADE .another door. Curious,, my provements on Guernseytown comedy, 'with Guy Arbury and SLIPCOVERS & DRAPERIES for a chicken barbeque. friend .asked his acq.uaintan.ee Road. Marina Kate in the leading Refreshments will be served roles: Other members of 'the DECORATIONS by GIUYS by Mr. and Mrs. .Harold Booth lust what the 'difficulty was be-' Richard Sperry to Charles A. tween the 'two of them. "I'll be Coviello, four' parcels of land, cast 'wi.ll. in.du.de Susan Reiselt, 169 Main St. and Committee. darned .if I know," he replied.; and improvements on. Old. Eldon Quick, Elizabeth Cope *Tve never 'done him a faror Balrd Road. and Lew Shaw... Edmund R. Diorio, 40 Pul- in. .my life!" It takes an. intelli- .Ann C TsiligMs to' Mary len St., Oakvillte, has 'been is-' gent person to accept a favor. 'Barton, .and 'Lewis. W. Judson, sued a permit to erect an ac- Obviously, your ex-friend, does land and improvements on cessory building at the rear not fit this. category. Forget Cherry Ave. half of; the lot, at least 70 feet 'her. Herbert L. and Mildred If. back from the front line and Abner*s Address.:: P.O. ".BoxBrum to William J. and June five feet from, side ln.es or any 5365, Hunttngton, W. Va. 25703,. G. Goldberg, land .and im- NTERTA other building, $200. ' .An effort 'will-be made to an- provements on. Lancaster St., swer all letters, but only if Oakville. NIGHTLY time permits. .If your letter is Herbert L. and Mildred 11 representative of similar prob- Brum to William J. .and. June lems, .and is outstanding in 'the G. Goldberg, land 'and im- group, it will be published in provements on. Clermont St. DIAMOND'S , his weekly column. Please re- Oakwille. 0ANCING SATURDAY EVENING member Abner's .answers .are — OPEN 'TO' THE PUBLIC — 100 th .his opinions only, and 'do not ANNIVERSARY constitute expert advice. LOUIS A. LA.UiDA.TIE DINING HOURS: 5 pm — 10 pm TUES. - SAT 1 _ 9 pm SUNDAY IN PERFECT TASTE ELECTRICAL OIL BURNERS pm SI HIE 1365 Mildred Greason, 51.0 Main .SALES,. SERVICE & REPAIRS — CLOSED .MONDAY — St., Oakville, has been Issued a. ID Stock For Reservations — 264-8244 permit to erect a warehouse' to .Motors, Pumps, Controls, Mays, be used by Greason's .Electrical Transformers, Etc. - Canwmtant To Nl«w Rout* M Premium Contractors, $30,000... 14 Rockdole Aw., OaWille 274-3471 located 'On ttawtay Road '('Off Rte. ST) Quality at Regular Price!

It grows like crazy ... when you save steadily at Waterbury Savings 1 you'll.never sprout a million dollars —but you're on your way faster if ONLY DIAMOND you save often at Waterbury Savings Bank. Generous 4%. 'dividends' help, too! CONTAINS 100% PUR! Eight round-the-oorner offices. 'Come on in now — and often. IMPORTED. West Indies x Lime \ Juice, OAKVILLE OFFICE Phone 274-8881 Jamaica Ginger The bank where 3 OUt Of 5 WATERBURY SAVINGS II MTEIIHY: ••ililMiato.itli'ililtn. . Ill Miiilm •!. - Ctaii'111. Sfeif iitif Mill • til'irtilSilf|la|Hns ive MKMIUJE > NOLCBTT . .WWiMCT .HwitMr FMarall DUMA litmusm Corporation A. Paganinl Co., Inc. .for the Page 6—Town Times (Waterfown, Conn.), August 19,1965'. Southern New England Tele- Property of the Watertown Historical Societyphone Co., .Main. St , .has. 'been granted a permit to'construc t an addition to the present tele- phone building, $50,000. fi) Church watertownhistoricalsociety.orgServices Watertown Building Sup- ply Co., Judson St, has been St. John's Christ Episcopal granted a. 'permit to 'Construct ' Saturday. Aug. 21 — Anni- Sunday, Aug. 22 — Morning a one family six room dwell- • versary " Requiem High Mass ing with two .car garage in for Josaphat Lamy, 8 tun.Prayer .and .sermon, 11 sum. the 'basement, $15,500. Rummage .Sale, Id a.m. to 1 All Saints Episcopal p.m.; Confessions, 4' to 530' Sunday:, Aug. 22; — Tenth and 7 to 8:45 p.m. Sunday after Trinity. Holy Sunday, Aug. 22 — Masses Communion, 8 a.m.; Holy Com- 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 and, 12 noon. munionand Sermon, 9:45. [FREE ALBUM '. Wednesday, Auk .25 — Holy;' St. Mary Magdalen Communion, 10 tLm. WITH EVEKY ROLL Saturday, Aug. 21 — -Anni- versary 'Requiem "High. Mass Christian Science KODACOLOR FILM for- Walter Stawski, 8 a.m. Holmes .and Mitchell Avenues BROUGHT IN High Mass for Barbara Daunis Waterbury COMPLETING FINAL DETAILS for transfer of duties at 8:30 a.m.; "Confessions, 11:45' Sunday, Aug.. .22 —. Service the Oakville Post Office Aug. 13 were .Michael X Vernovai, FOR PROCESSING a.m. to 12:15 p.m.; 4 to5:3 0and Sunday School; 10:45 turn. left,, former Acting Postmaster, and. Daniel Shembreski, and ? to8:30 ' p.m. 'Wednesday, Aug. 25.— Meet- right, whose appointment as Postmaster 'was confirmed by ;EEUSFORDET\ Sunday, Aug. 22 "— Masses* ing including testimonies of the UA Senate. Mr. Chembreskls placed, first .in. the Civil 6:45, 7:45. 8:45, 10 and' 11:11 'Christian. 'Science healing, 8 Service examination for 'flue post. ' (Staff Photo) WATERBURTS p.nx sandwiches,- hot dogs, ham- |Leading Camera Shop] Oakvflle Congregational burgers,, .sausage sandwiches, Sunday, Aug. .22' — Morning fekville VFW raw .and steamed,clams, clam- Worship with the Rev.' Doug- broth, fresh com, watermelon, las Harwood, pastor, officiat- Mayer Honored At Plans Clambake •beer, ".and. .soda, will be served . Ing, 10 a.m. Sermon "Two Lane ' The Oakville VFW will hold during .the entire day. BOB'S Roads." Squadron 'Officer 1 Wednesday, Aug. 25 — Boy its. 15th. annual clambake Sun- Tickets are now available to CAMERA SHOP . Scouts, I1 p.m. day, September 12,'at the Echo Lake Recreation area from 10 VFW members and friends for SchoolGraduation .'th.e yearly outing;. Methodist am. to 6 pJn., according to. an PHOTOGRAPHIC Captain James J. .Mayer, .son. announcement 'by Post Com- - The annual 'Competitions 'in [Supplies'& Eqnipm« Sunday," Aug. 22 — Union of retired U.S. Army Colonel mander John T. Giannantonl. Service with the First Congre- .and .Mrs.. William Mayer of bocci, horseshoe pitching, dart : 754-2256 gational Church at the First Woodbury, has. "been named, a. .Frank. DeBlasio has been, ap- throwing,.golf 'driving' .and set- Congregational Church, 10' distinguished .graduate in .his.pointed .ticket chairman and back playing have' 'been, sched- 111. tend St. WoterburyI am :: • class of more than 300 II.S. Air Joseph. Caporale, Joseph Aurio uled. '' Forw officers at the Squadron and Anthony Geralls, food .Pint Congregational Officer School., at 'Maxwell. chairmen.. Sunday, Aug. 22 — 'Union AFB, .Ala. He 'was honored at A menu .featuring1 steak Service with the Methodist .and .graduation ceremonies Friday, First Congregational Churches Aug.. & . at the First Congregational Captain Mayer was selected mm mm Church 'With the Rev. .Edward in recognition of .his high mor- Experienoed Bridal Consultants • for Pertonallxed attention L. Eastman, pastor of theal 'Character, academic achieve- Ommm m*' JUnpMrias for Brkto % Brioj*. Methodist Church, officiating, ment, physial stamina and pro-' maids. F'toww- Girl* t> .NWUHCS M. 'IIIVMI In. 10 a.m. FOtttML GOWNS FOB ALL. OCCASIONS. fessional competence. , lEttdMdm MopresmMlw For Hmim ' A. .graduate of "The" Choate <* BMicM # Reprwentatlv* For . - Trinity Lutheran Chapel .School, WaUingford, "he.' re- CMMr L«*dloa QtrigMn , Sunday, .Aug. 22 — Service FUR RENTALS ceived ' his. A.B. degree' .from. ... INVITATIONS & GlF with. 'Wince Iverson, graduate Brown University .and. was student from Yale, officiating, commissioned there .In. 195®. 8:30 a.m. " i MASSAM I a mm iff, tmm at. 756-7214' upon 'Completion, of the Air WILD OPTICIANS Mlddlebury Baptist Force Reserve Officer' Train- Cmfact lani CUSTOMERS PARKING .AREA ing' Corps program.. He is a . «O»te». 7U-VU-Watmtmy - ' MaMbw — Maffaial Bridal & Formal Sunday," "Aug. .22 — Bible member, of Kappa Sigma. FaaWtm Guild School,.; 9:45 a.:m.; Morning .His 'Wife', Marjorie, ' is the Warship with Wilbur Farter, daughter of Mr... and Mrs. Rob- • vice chairman- of. the;, church, ert C. Jones of Wenham, Mass. preaching, 11 a.m.;. Youth Serv- The Squadron Officer'.School, ices for ..'high school, college .is .part of 'the professional offi- 1273 and. 'Career groups, 6 pan.; Eve- cer education system at the Air ILLill ' TAI liPr RESTHOM Wolcott Rd. — WolEe ning Service, 7:30' p.m. University. H Rummage Sale'Saturday A rummage sale for 'the ben- efit of the Children's Altar ' AUTHORIZED .Fund of St. John's 'Convent 1 SERVICE DEALER and Rectory Drive, will 'be held far Saturday, August 21, from'10 Moto-Mower • -Lawn-Boy Tlllotson Carb, a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Church. Half CO' Chain Saws Hall. Bolen« Tractor & Garden Equipment' Members of the committee Yardman Equipment - are seeking articles for the Lombard Chain Saws 'sale; Items may be' brought SNOW BIRO' to' Mrs. 'Jules Lemay, 115. West- bury Park. Road, or'to .Mrs. .Al- ENGINES 1 Brisss t Stratton " " " bert Chatoux, 100 Westbury Lauson Power Products Park Road...... Lauson • Kohler • Clinton • Anyone having articles they A Complete Line of 10.0CO wish to have picked up 'may " Parts and Accessories Carried 'Call 274-8249 or 274-4110. - for tli* above equipment Also. For Many Other Make* THINK OF FLOORS THINK OF WHITE'S MURRAY LOGAN POWER MOWER Wall areas .... newest... finest SALES & SERVICE I FLOOR COVERINGS 714 Malm SirMt, Oakvlll* 638 E. Main 756-8863 274-22U rest home is accepting applications now

FEATURING EXCELLENT SERVICE and MOST MODERN FACILITIES AVAILABLE CONN. • B«u«ful Interior Relaxing Quiet Lortly, Quirt AUG. 23-28 — 2¥2 Hilarious Wars on BVay! CoJoniol Dnilgm 'TV Loung« • ' "NEVER TOO 1ATF" Surrounding "'" . • AIM'S Mott Modern • Only 12 .Mniitat MESEMWE NOW! SEATS GOING FAST FOR THIS POPULAR HITI Kftch«n Facilrti«t MON.-FRI. - 8:30 PM - 2 SHOWS EVERY SAT. -649 PM ~Fro. - _._._.m» ^Downtow w iv •••« |f' •n• WtbyHIT T I|.W|.| MON. All SEATS $1.75; TUES. ALL OICH. $2,00; BALC. $1 75 .' Wed. • Frii, Eves & Sat. 6 PM - Orch. $.2.75 - $2.25' NURSES ON CALL 24 HOURS A DAY Bole' $1.75 - $ i .10; Sot. 9 PM - Orch. $3.50 - $2.75 • " ' 'Bale-$2*25- $1.10'. 'OWNED AND-OAERATID PHONE RESERVATIONS FOR All PERFORMANCES 264-8216 • If .LAST TIMES! THURS. & FRI. 8:30: SAT. 6 i, 9 PM. . . "•CATCH- ME IF YOU CAN" \ JAMES M. RICCARDO - Exciting Mystery Comedy — 'Don't Reveal Ending! " Town Times (Wcrtertown, Conn.),-August 19, 1965—Page 7 Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyGertrude .and Lero y Ban- Palmer Completes son, Park Road, have been .granted, a permit to' construct Training Duty With a two 'bedroom, addition to 'tbe watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNaval Reserve Unit present dwelling, $3,000. Douglas 'Terry Palmer, son .Early Colonial Homes, Bas- of Mr. .and Mrs: Gordon B. sett Road,, has 'been .Issued a. .Palmer, ? Sharon Lane, .and permit to construct, a. one fam- a. fireman apprentice in. 'theily, six room dwelling;, with at- tached two 'Car garage, U.S. Naval t Reserve, has. re- fumed from, two 'weeks of anti- 000. submarine warfare 'training duty. He 'was. aboard USS Bris- tol (DO 851), of Mew York, it's easy to clean N.Y., on a, cruise of six United your own. carpets States destroyers .sailing from. Detroit and Cleveland, to Da- ,... and great lo vlsville, Rhode Island, ending save the money August, 14. It was the biggest U..S., Navy trip in six. years 'made BLUE WIH •through 'the scenic St., Law- ELKTIK rence Seaway and was "carried WITSMMNM out by Reserve Destroyer •it umtmm Squadron. .30 primarily to train ' * FINAL ARRANGMENTS foe tne fourtH o'clock .in. the high scbaol cafeteria. Plans t Watartown Bulldtrw Supply Co. reservists from 'the Midwest W Echo tain Rd. — 27*-255& teenage Imp sponjsored by the Watertown for the dance, which will feature The states. -While on the cruise, Chapter, American Field Service, .and the Montereys, are being reviewed, by club Palmers ship had liberty calls Watertown High School American Field, president Janice Dauphinais, .seated!,' snd at Ogdensburg. N.Y., Montreal, Service Club, were made at a recent meet- Jim Connelly, Sandra Johnson .and Jim and Quebec City, and a total of ing of dub officials.. The dance 'will, 'be Kid. Booth, left to right (Witty Photo) 50,000 civilians visited the August 20, from 7:30 to'1 1 ships during 'the four-week round, trip, which. 'Comprised Derby. Winners were Rita two 14-day cruises and. began Johnson and Cal. Brownel,both July 19 .in Rhode Island. BARRETT Hoy Camps Annual Water of Sylvan Lake, and Gina Pa- Palmer Is a member of Na- leria. Echo take. Tied, for sec-val Reserve 'unit 3-14(1.)", of ond place were Joe Paleria, Waterbury. 'Echo Lake, and Alan Devoe, MFS. CO. Carnival Events Draws 500 Sylvan .Lake. Dlanne Franzese of Sylvan Lake came in third. Youngsters, attending the Susan Midland, Echo ..Lake, Nicholas and "Theresa D. rATERTOWN, CONN Sylvan and Echo Lake day was the winner of the individ- Intermediates demonstrating Apicella to James. V. .and. Nele camps presented a water carn- ual flutter board race, with from Echo Lake were: John A. Lucas,, land .and improve- ival featuring'" demonstrations Silvia Samoska and Michael Kaschak, Eloise Clark, Su-ments on Linkf leld Road.. NYLON THREAD of various classes .from, 'both Parent, both representing Syl- san Hlcfaaud, Kathy LeBlanc, Russell Gilbert, 335' French day camps before an. audience van Lake, coming in .second. Joanne Steins. Linda. Marinaro St., has 'been issued a. .permit BRAIDED LINES of approximately .900 last Echo Lake's team won theand Bobbin Innis. to demolish, a. fireplace and week .at Echo Lake. "The daywatermelon polo .game with. for general repairs to windows camps .are- sponsored 'by 'themembers of the 'winning team. Intermediates from. Sylvan and doors, $200. Watertown Recreation Council. Including Chester Palomba,, Lake were Garry .Shaw, Janet Life saving ' demonstrations David Baril, Chris Mueck, Da- Berchonak, Margaret Downey, were by Ernie Smith, 'George vid Nagy, Kathy Marino, .Lar- EHyn PinenteL. Claudia Pinen- Your Hosts Robert A Armond D'Agostino Forte, Steven Brunnel, and Ed. ry Lafferty, Mary Descou- tel, Jim, Downey, Darling Car- Leach from Sylvan Lake. Rep- teaux, Jim Lombardo, Joe naroli. Denise Carnaroli, Ken resenting Echo Lake In this Lombardo, John. Kaschek, Bill Martin and Al Baumer. division we're Elaine Cook, Yeagor and Gary Riley. Peggy .lfarstaall:, Janet Snelk- The winning team, of the re- us, Carol. Yeago, Judy Butter- lay game for 'beginners, also Armond' ly, .Angel" Palomba., Dennis of Echo Lake, was Donna JOHN G. O'NEILL Reagan and. Steven Lieber. Jeanne Moffo, Cindy Hoff, Ve- The intermediate" flutter ronica Gaylord, Sharon Mc- FUNERAL HOME board, relay was. won by a. team Gee, Cherel LeBlanc, Mark PARTIES TEL 758-2345 from Sylvan Lake consisting of Olette and Billy Christianson. 742 Moin St., Oakville BANQUETS UTS TPK.-Rte.63 WATERTOWN Al Beumer, Paul Gervais,..Ray PHONE 274-3005 WEDDINGS Vaichus, Robin " Rouseloski, Three youngsters tied, for Brian. Stanley and Mark Whit- the top position in. 'the Peanut tlesey. Echo Lake won the swim- mers relay behind the team of Janet Snieckus, Gary Riley, Bill. Yeagor, Dennis Regan, Julio lf.elend.ez and Jim Cun- "TAKE ningham. uirnnir tfayal COMPARE FORMULAS ADVANTAGE OF: COMPARE PRICES TELEPHONE -Ctfll or writ* for Fna Booklrt ANSWERING SERVICE Mimeographing Spirt I Cm Inc. Tel. 274-8805 VfTAMIN HEADQUARTERS OUR AUGUST 17 Cottage Place, Waterbury CONNECTICUT • .7.1MI41, • TSS-IMZ SERVICE BUREAU COAT SALE! GREASON.INC.

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All forms of Insurance Ofe . • _ • Accictent • Auto • - Sickness OPEN SIZES fire • Bonds FRIDAY TEENS Marine • Commercial EVENINGS LiobiKtv • Group _ UNTIL • 'TO' JOHN B. ATWOOD, Independent Agent fdqvidson's OFFICE: 111 West .Main St., Woterbury—753-5147 9:00 GRAND? RESIDENCE: 115 Prospect St., Watertown—274-1881 \« was held freshman, year. .. 7.-Board of Tax Review ..... 690.28 500.00 4,170.00 4,170.00 4.403.64 1.971.97 Z.190.03 4,170.00 Aug.' 16 at the O'Neill Fun- S. Town Clerk 3,600.00 8.631.57 8,400.00 8,650.00 9. Elections ...... '7,473.88 S.031.57 10,020,00 11.820.00 eral Home, Oakville, with the Mr. and. Mrs. Wesley Pome- 10. Town Hall ...... 9,261.13 7,945.92 1.187.01 9,132.93 3.37S.0O 1.541.07 1,450.00 2,991.08 Rev. William Shelton, First roy of Buckingham St., Oak- 11... 'Town Attorney ...... 1,504.98 6,041.23 8,089.24 7,823.50 .1.2. Planning & Zoning 6.692.83 4,536.25 847.84 2.000.00 Congregational Church, offici- ville, .and' their" .sons, Wesley, 1,3... Developm. & Irodr.. 1,831.00 547.M 3.350.00 ating,. Burial was In the 'Chap- Jr. .and'Charles, .and Mr. Pome- 14. Gen. Gov't. — Misc. 4,651.19 2,291.17 300.00 2:91.. 1.7 93,974.80 97.810.28 106,282.38 el of the Chimes. Cemetery, roy's sister, Mm. William Hed- TOTAL—GENERAL GOVT. $ 93.432.78 ;|. 65.256.49 21.711,31. Oakland, Calif. us of .South Kent, have' re? PROTECTION OFJPERSONS AND PHOPERTY: 48.525.00 turned from a. month's vaca- 27.673.00 43i.aia.55 '70w691..5$ 61»250.M Born Nov. 6, 1118 In "Oak- 1.5. Fire Department ...... 54.555.08 119,444.»8 122,190.00 147.779.00 land, .Calif, she was the daugh- tion .. In California and: the IS. Police Department - 116,210.11 1,551.94 2,200.00 2.200.00 , 'Traffic 1.140.91 rn.ja.st . 600.00 Western States. "While"in. 'Cali- 951.94 5,420.00 17,765,22: 17.934.00 18,750.00 ter of the late 'Conrad and It." Alarm System ...... 17,262.71 5,900.00 ' Ida Carlson.. She • had liv fornia,, they 'Visited. Mr. and. 19. Civil Owfemse ...... 5,395.95 12.345.22 1.400.03 3,964.79' 5.900.00 all her life "in California before Mrs. John Thomas of Whittter, 2,564.16 TOTAL—PROTECTION OF • 213.418.38 216,474.00 223,154.00 moving here two years ago. formerly of Guemseytown PERSONS & PROPERTY .. 194,564.76 «1,155.90 Road. . . . HEALTH: 14,774.48 She 'was a member of the Pres- Health Department ...... 13 283.30 4,139.75 14,148.71 1J byterian Church of San Luis .21. Public Health Nursing- ..... 6,700.00 6,700.00 ' 6,700.00 6,700.00 Obispio, Calif., and a member 22. Health Program — 1,300.00 1,300.00 Several local residents were Parochial School ...... 1,042.50 MO2.5O " 97.5 of the Eastern Star. 22.261.2« 25.074.48 among 857 'University of Con- TOTAL — HEALTH ~2UK5J« . 10,511.46 1.1.63I.25. 22,148.71 Survivors include a daugh- necticut undergraduates plac- PUBLIC WORKS: ter, Mrs.. Alvin Austin of Wa- 23. Highway General . 68.521.02 55,712.11 73.712.11 74,000.00 74.000.00 ed, on 'the Honor Roll during' 24. Snow Removal - ..... 29,957.28 29,957.28 31.000.00 31,000.00 tertown. " 31.206.63 4.9*6.34 'the past academic' year. Stu- 25. Outlay — Hi ' 4.332.98 1,086.34 3,900.00 " 8,128.76 15,000.00 23.128-76 dents receiving first honors 26. Oi ling ' : ..... 24,158.12 5.OO0.00 " Vincent j. MenniUo 27. Bridses ... - 5,914.69 1,017.12 4,000.00 ' 5,017.12 _.. ».#• 'we're:" Barbara Kusaila, 96 6,756.42 3,100.00 9,856.42 10,000.00 10.000.00 28. Storm Drains —...... 9.031.38 19.9SO.00 27.500.00 Funeral services tor Vincent Hickory Lane; Michael J. Nav- 29. Highway — Capital Outlay 22,490.39 13,033.63 2,845.00 15,878.63 J. Mennillo, 57,of Wolcott, who 30. Street, Lighting ...... " 2,436.34 1,89081 630.27 1.521.09 2JU.M tmjm 1 in, 'fi Heminway Park. .Road; J. Park Department ...... 12,488.35 5,272.62 8,063.75 13.336.37 14,017.00 13,500.00 died Aug. IS at Waterbury Hos- .and. Ronald M. Swanson, 232 32. Engineering Department ... 12,032.46 10.494.20 3.611.29 14,105.49 14,871.60 16,929.48 pital following a brief ..illness, 33... Sanitary Land Fill ..... 7.497.55 K.2SU07 2.136.1.3 8.387.20 8,333.72 33.665.JIK1 Belden SL ' Students.:, receiv- 34. Tree Removal & Replacm. 13 1.300.00 1,430.00 1,500.00 'were'" 'held this 'morning, Aug.. ing second honors were: Faith 2,483.50 19, from the Albini Funeral M. Bessette, 180 Buckingham 'TOTAL —. PUBLIC WORKS 13aL.73O.3i. 62,586.44 202.316.80 215,265.32: 244,694.48 Home, Waterbury,. to St. Pius CHARITIES: 202,593.41 St.; Joseph J. Lichwalla, Jr., 79 35. Charities ' .' 7.052.12 4.9CU* 12,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 X 'Church in Wolcott for a sol- Sylvan.' Lake' - Road,; .Irene C. 10.71fi.72 emn high mass. Burial was in MISCELLANEOUS 4 Lucchettl, 15 Earle Ave..; Ed- CONTRIBUTIONS.- Calvary Cemetery, Waterbury. 36. Old Cemetery Fund ' •••so© no 200.00 . 200.00 2vO.'uO .2wO.'0Q ward L. O'Brien, 104 Bamford 37. Libraries ... - 21,500.00 13,950.00 13.650.00 27,600.00 27.-600.00 29.700.100 Born Feb. 5, 1908, in Naples, St., all. of Oakville; .Michael. A. .31. Bryant A Mwmson Houses 92. .75 115.00 4I,40OJOO' 4,515.00 5*000.00: 3,000.00 Barnes, 44 Prospect St. and 39. Memorial Days'" Observance 487.a .103:50 521.05 624.55 650.00 650.W Italy, he was the .son of-'the 40. Recreation Council ...... 11,855.110 . " 3,119.08 9.800.00 12,919.00 12,919.00 16J65.B0 late Mr. and .Mrs, Giuseppe' Kathleen M ' Boisvert, .55 41. School Building. Committe* 10,533.82 47.94 78.00 125.94 500.00 500.00 Mennillo. He came to'" this 42. Punk. 4 Sal* of Real Est 200.00 200.00 Greenwood St. 43. Tax Refunds ...... 128.39 120.31 200.00 320.38 1,000.00 1.000.00 country and Hartford 44 years 44. Christmas Lighting ...... 1,500.00 1,370.00'' 1.370.00 1,500.00 1.500.08 ago and lived in Oakville for 45. Insurance & Bonds ...... 33.449.19 19,861.42 6.200.00 26,061.42 27,500.00 28.000.00 -18 years prior to moving to Mr. and. Mrs. William Starr 46. Hospital * CMS I 6,582.70 4.924.25 1.678.35 6,602.00 7.000.00 9.9001.00' Wolcott. three yean ago. Mr. TOTAL —MISC. t> of .Beach Ave.,' have returned CONTRI BUT IO NS: ...... •6,329.29 '431,611.49 36,727.40 80,338.89 84.069.0t 91.61S.00 Mennillo. was employed as a. from a- 'month's, trip to the Ca- CURRENT OBLIGATIONS: service" man" at U.S. Rubber nadian Rockies and. to. the Na- 8,925.22 . 2,421.65 15.838.32 18,259.97 20.000.00 - 64.500.00 'Co.. for '43 years until his •re- 40. Interest — On Bonds ... S0.9M.00 - 53,015.00 39.385.00 92,400.00 - 92,400.00 tS.S40.Q0 terton - Glacier International. '49:. 'Bond' Service ...... 387.75 425.25 425.25 JS95'.OO 595.00 tirement -two' years ago. He Peace .Park In Alberta and SO. Social Security Expense " 8,050.00 . 4,453.10 .. 4.164.80 8,617.90 9.500.00 - 9.500.00 was a communicant of St. Pius Montana TOTAL — CURRENT X Church. OBLIGATIONS 116,322.97 «- 60.315.00 59,388.12 119,7031.12 122.495.00 160.435.00 Survivors include two sons, IMPROVEMENTS li. ADDITIONS; • Dennis and 'Donald Menillo, David J." DeWitt, local rep- il. Reserve Fund ...... 10.000.00 10,000 JO . 10,000.00 10.000.00 10.000.09 both, of Oakville. 2. Sidewa I ks ...... '...... iMn Hl i WWmmW '• Wilmil l resentative of the Nationwide i3. Improvement* — Parks . 10,000.00 uamm 1,795.00 10,000.00 " 10,000.00 10,000.00 Insurance Companies at* 'Co- ' Retirement Fund ...... 16.500.00 10,699.00 -10,699.00 10,699-00 12.000.00 Allsauskas 95. Job Evaluation ...... lumbus, Ohio, is. one of 23 ag- 56. 'Town Brochure ...... , I.,,itrlfJ'.I.W 2,107.61. 2,107.68 3.000.00 ______The .funeral of .Mrs. Petrone, ents attending' the Sales Train- 57. Wag* Adjustment -.. Alisausfcas, widow of George St. Renovation — Hemirrway ing Program being conducted, Park .School .... 34.000.00 Allsauskas, 97 • Turner Ave., by the company from,Aug. 1.6 59... Sewer Ass" nit. — OakMlle, who died Aug.. IS at French St...... 'Waterbury Hospital after a to' Aug. 20, at Northampton Hotel, Northampton. Mass, TOTAL — IMPROVEMENTS .'brief illness, was held Aug. 18 'This week 'the training is on AND ADOITIONS ...... 71,544.80 10.312.68 . 22.494.00 32,806.68 33,699.00 from, the Stankevtclus Funeral Fire and.. Health Insurance. Treasurer — Bonds., etc. 263.100.00 50,000.00 197,100.00 247,100.00 247.100.00 247.100.00 Home,. Waterbury, to St. Jo- CONTINGENCIES: 7.045.00 15.000.00 seph School auditorium in Wa- BUDGET CATEGORY: terbury, for a solemn high of 'the Rutos and. Moteru Sa- COMPILATION General Government ...... 93.432.78 . 6S.256.4tt "' 28,718.31 99.974.10 97.810.28 106,282.38 Mass. Burial - 'was in 'Calvary junga. Protection of Persons and Cemetery,'Waterbury. " ,. Property ...... ' 194,564.7194,564.766 132,262.48 81.155.90 213,418.31. 216,474.00 223,154.00 Born, in Kaunas,, Lithuania, She is survived by one son, Health .. 21,025.80 .10,511.46' 11,637.25 22,148.71 22,261.28 25,074.48 Public Works .. . 202,593.4202,593.41 139,730.36 62,586.44 202,316.80 215,265.32 244,694.4« she came to this country 65 Bronis Vaiciulls, East Haven; Charities ...... -...... 10,716.72 7.052.12 4,947.88 12.000.00 15,000.00 15,000,00' 'years ago. A resident of Oak- one daughter, Anne' 'Edwards, Misc. 4 Contributions ...... 86,329.29 43.611.49 36,727.40 80,338.89 84.069M 91,615.00 Boston, Mass.;' seven .grand- Currant Obligations ,-.. 1.16,322.97 60.31S.00 59,338.12 119,703.12 I22.4dS.00 160.435.00 ville for the past 35 years, she improvements & Additions 71,544.80 10,312.68 22,494.00 32,806 68 33.699.00 48.500.00 was a communicant 'of St. Jo- children and 12 great-grand- "reasurer - 263,100.00 50.000.00 197,100.00 247.100.00 247,100.00 247.imi.ini' seph's 'Church, and a member' chidren. " - 7,045,011 15.000.00 Total Budget .Sl.JS9i.630.53 S. 519,052.08 $504.755.30 Jl.023,807.38 Jl.061,218.88 (1.176.855.34

• TOWN OF WATERTOWN ' BOARD OF EDUCATION Ladies- 1965-1966 ftUDGET Total EstlmatMl Estimated Expended MAKE Expended Expend** EKipemdied. app 9-1-43 In 9-1-64 to 6-1-65 to 9-1-C4' to' . . . " S-31-64 5-31-65 S-31-64 9-1-4V4 to' YOUR APPOINTMENT GENERAL CONTROL — ADMINISTRATION: •-31-C5 9-1-65 to .='110 Salaries (Board Clerk, Superintendent, Fiscal for- Control, Central Office, Census Enumerators) f. 37.48IIL.92 ' 30JSM.96 $ 9.907.tt % 40,496.44 = 1.30 Other Expenses (Office - 41.196.M 41.217.ii TVES.-WED. - Supplies, Printinc and Book Keeping) ...... 4,098.62 for 3.662.04 3.662.04 3.500.00 3,800.00 'TOTAL GENERAL • SHAMPOO • CONTROL — 'ADMIN.: ....$. 41379.54 « 34.251.00 Mr. John, Manage* .INSTRUCTION: * ' 9.907.48 * 44,158.48 $. 44,696.44 .$ 45,087.00 •HAIRCUT = 210 Salaries: = 2.11 Principals | 11,519.110 S 12,168.40 $ 10.920.60 $ 93,789.00 = 212 Supervisors " 23.000.00 ? 93.789.00 f. 97,628.00 21,262 20 3,187.80 24.450.00 24,850.00 " 25,750.00 . =213 Teachers 1,013,045.50 99a,«il.62 - 121,111.90 1.114.860.52 .= 21.4 School Librarians 11.762.00 1,121,505.00 1.226.930.00 13.67152' 1.471.48 15.150.00 1S.400.00 16.023.74 =214c Guidance-NDEA-V ...... 21.5S7.SO 20.523 60 1.926.40 • " 12.450.00 = 21.5 Secretarial Assistants' 39.289.76 22,850.00 24,050.00 , 30,456.96 7,183-53 37.640.49 40,540.49 40.550.74 'Total Instructional Salaries $1,197,173.76 11,161 138 30 S 146,50.1.71. Jl.308.340.01 Jl,318.934.49 J1.430.932.48 =220 Textbooks ., ' W.794.W 250.31 .=230 School Libraries (library 15.045.00 11.145.00 27.500.00 books, periodicals and newspapers, and other library expenses..) ...... 6.607.51 TimitG ALL WEEK-S1I 6,082.85 417.1.5 6.500.00 6,500.00 .= 230 Audio-Visual Materials ... 2,422.59 1.5U.7I 6.400.00 .^^••••••*«>v-Hv«aVHva*afjva_fli___ = 2*0' Teaching Supplies .. 29.879.96 S67..22: 2,150.00' 2,500.00 2,750.00 = 2SB. Other Expenses (school 2 3,121.74 31.666.SS. 34.726.50 40.913.00 Open Thursday & Friday t-f office supplies, travel expenses, printing, diplomas) _...... 7,325.94 4,771.47 1.848.53 6,620.00 7.620.00 8.243.00 Total Instructional Expenses: •'. '69,124.27 Jose's House of Charm IV :$ 6,904.95 S 61,981.55 .. :f 69,491.50 % 85.806.00 f 153,406.66 Jl.370,311.56 *1,3S8,42S.99 (1.516.738.48 ^Wax«rtow- Shopping Plena Tel. 274-5421 .=410 Salaries (School Physician. a690J56 ,24,937-Sa .=420 Other Expenses' 3.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 60.00 Receive Berkshire Posts S630 H«at for Buildings ...... 3i.Mt-2S 30,738.12 2.661.8* 33,400.00 »^00.00 640 Utilities except heat for .. . . 36,100.00 At Tuesdays Berkshire Fest- .In progress at Tanglewood 'un- buildings Uights. telephone, • - - waiter, uwue usage fee) .... 37,380.80 26.558.68 9343J2 36,102-54 36,102-50 ival Chamber Music concert der ths combined auspices of #650 Supplies except Utilities • honoring Aaron 'Copland, Eric the Fromm. Music Foundation (custodial supplies, supplies for operation off vehicles, Leinsdorf announced that Jo- and Berkshire Music Center' for caring for lawns) ...... 9,562.62 8,548.44 IJSM. JSB 10,148.00 10,148.0* seph Silverstein, Concertmast- 'both this, season and last. #660 Other Expenses (transpor- tation expenses when "" •er of the Boston Symphony - tenance Supervisor ami chestra, and Gunther SchuUer Custodian use their own cars, also, coat of1 had been appointed to' posi- moving equipment) 597.87 55.00 420M • 475.00 475J» 520.00 tions in the Berkssire Music Walton And Slocum • TOTAL OPERATION •• " ~~ Center which had long' 'been OF' PLANT: f 177,887.16 S 139.793.5S f 48.349.95 $ 187,64330 f 189.0*330 9 190.040UHII beld. by Aaron. Copland.. Since To Compete In 1965 MAINTENANCE OF PLANT: 1 #7.11 Salaries " ' 'the founding .of 'the Music 'Cen- (Maintenance Staff) f 47,307.14 % 37,304.78 $ 14,532.90 :| 51.837.68 * SUBIM 9 51,337.68 ter in 1:940 Mr. 'Copland has. Rifle Championship #700 Extra and Unusual Maintenance Repairs 15.069.85 " 833.15 10,946.«5 11,780.00 . 11,780.00 27314.65 been the Head of toe Depart- #?» Contracted Services • ment of Composition, and. since The National Rifle Associa- (maintenance of grounds, tion of America announces buildings and equipment — IS5? 'Chairman of 'the Faculty. done by outside concern*) ...... 12,311.32 6,486.89 - 4,463.41 10,950.30 li355.00 13^85.00 It Is from these two posts, 'that that. Ronald J... Walton of 24 #730 Replacement Mr. 'Copland, will .retire: at 'the Knowlton St.. .and. Harold L. of Equipment . . 5,142.37 3,481.10 9348.70 #740 Other Expenses (expense conclusion of. 'this summer's Slocum, .27 Fleasantview St., session 'later 'this week. 'Oakville. will, 'be competitors ct4§uiipiTiiwiift csurwdl 'miw toy In the 1965 National. High-Pow- the Maintenance Staff) ...... 8,05*.32 6.096J4 1,488.45 7385.09 7. i.OO 7,020.00 Mr. Lelndorf announced 'that Silverstein will, 'become er Rifle Championships, dur- TOTAL MAINTENANCE " ing 'the National Matches,, at " OF PLANT: ..$ S5ija3i.nl 9 54,202.47 f: 32,000Jl f SUB-SO t 87,682.68 |. 108.706.03 'Calnnan of the Faculty of FIXED' CHARGES: the Music 'Center while Mr. 'Camp Perry, Ohio, August 15 810b Social Security J - 8,497.12 $ 5,116.43 f. 4,883.57 $ IOIMOJM f 10.000.» :| 10.950.00 to' 29. 'The National Matches. t JSchuller will, assume' the post a .Joint endeavor of 'the 'US Pension, CMS of Head, of the Contemporary Armed Forces, MRA and the ' and Bin*" Crass . 4,355.15 7,463.87' ' 1,036.13 8300.09 16,41200 Music Activities and Composi- #820 Insurance (Property, tion. National Board for the Pro- Employee and 11.667.00 motion of Rifle Practice, bring Liability Insurance) 18.985.95 29630 9.403.50 ' 9,700.0* U200.M ..Tuesday's 'Chamber music together, in a. competitive' .spir- TOTAL FIXED CHARGES; ..* 31,838.22 | 12.87S.80 $ 15,323.20 ;| .ZMOQijOO S 2*200.00 9 39.029.00 "concert paid homage to .Mr. it, more 'than. 6,000 .shooters, FOOD SERVICES: who 'will fire in shoulder-to- #9)0 Salaries Copland's 25 years of service {Cafeteria Manager) S 5,178.24 S 4,035.60 S 1,393.20 S S.42SJ0 S M&« 9 5,679.36 to the Berkshire' Music Center shoulder competition.. • #920 Other Expenses Coast of - which, he has. served in. various gas used for cooking in - Both .Mr. Walton .and Mr, cafeterias and travail expenses capacities. For the entire' quar- 'for' Cafeteria Manager) ... - 1,343.82 1,736.10 113JO 1,850.00 1,690.00 " 1,00.00* ter century since the .Inception Slocum .and their' fellow shoot- ers, who number more than TOTAL FOOD SERVICES: ..• 6322.06 t. 5,771.70 S " 1.507.10 $ 7,278.80 f 7.118.88 f 7,369.3* of the Boston Symphony Or- chestra's summer center for 2,600, represent 'this nation's COMMUNITY SERVICES—RECREATION: the advanced study of music, top .high-power rifle shooters. #lll«b Other Expenses f. ' 199.25 the distinguished American They will 'Compete for honors CAPITAL OUTLAY: composer has. 'been Head of and. awards; on ranges varying tl230 Eouipment ;| •dU.tl S tJKBJST t 777.93 S 3,8053* $ 1M0U0 9 26,432.50 'decade from. 1946 to' 1953' he from. 200-1000 yards. The High- 1230c National Defense 'was. Assistant Director of the Power 'Championships are di- Education Act-Title III vided into two categories — (Supplies and' Equipment for1 'Center,, and assumed 'the posi- Sicianoa* iMistft. iniodiaim tion of 'Chairman of the Facul- Service' Rifle and 'Bolt Rifle. 10,689.97 Studies, English 4 History ... 8,922.61 629.75 320.09 949.75 7,121.74 ty in 1967. Mr. Copland 'expects to 'return, to' Tanglewood from TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY: $ 15.12*. 62 « 3.07.32: t 1.09733 $ 4,755 JS S lg.9D.2t time to. 'tune to' teach in spe- Church Bowling OUTOOINQ TRANSFER ACCOUNTS: cial programs offered, by the ,# 1410a Tuition S 9,855.56 S 2,919.411 $ 6,180.60 :f 9,100.0a f 8,600.00 Music Center. ' League To Meet TOTAL: " ...... ' U9l.695.25 Reduction in Budget approved by Board of Education Joseph Silverstein, who be- The 'Church Ten .Pin. Bowling on August 17, 1964 -2a.000.00 .League will meet Wednesday, Additional reduction made came a. member of the .Boston .by Town Council ... . ., — -ISJOOLOO Symphony Orchestra In 1:956' at Aug. 25, at 7:30 p.m., at. 'the GRAND 'TOTAL »1,740,076.34 J 1,569.439.02 % 2S7.2S6J3 S1J56.69SJS $1,856,695.25 $2,076,41598 Reduction m*de toy Town the .age of 23, was appointed Thomaston Ten Pin Lanes, to Council Aug. 9',. 1.S6S —= -23,250.00 Concertmaster In. 1962,. .and has. 'make final, .arrangements for .92JS3.16S..S8 .served on the Music Center's 'the ESTIMATED RECEIPTS:: faculty since 'that. 'time.. (Actual) ~ (Actual!) (Orisinal Est) Any churches interested in. Schools—State Grants. $ 445.238.41 f .

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Conn.J, August 19, If65 Guinea Appointed Main St., has 'been granted, a Property of the Watertown Historical Societypermit to erect a fre e stand-' Sheriffs Clambake Ubbey Issues High Certified Rifle, Ing- sign not over ,250 square Pistol Instructor feet to' comply with all zoning Scheduled Sunday. regulation requirements, flt- Schoowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgl Dress Code Tom Guinea, 43' Echo Lake 500. • High Sheriff William N.lfen- - Sumner Libbey, principal of Rd., has 'been appointed,"a cer- ser has announced the dinner the Watertown High School, tified Rifle and Pistol instruc- James - Spino, - 140 Norway schedule for •the annual clam- has issued the dress code for' tor, by (he National Rifle As- St., Oakville, has 'been Issued, bake of the Lltchfleld County all students who will attend, sociation of America., a penult to' add a closed, 'In. Sheriffs* Association, to be the school in September. The new instructor passed, a porch to 'the present dwelling. held Aug. J2 at the Tofrlngton The general appearance of a scries, of tests and served a pre- Fish & Game Assn. grounds. student' is to be 'clean and scribed period of time in train- Activities will start at' 10 neat, and he is to be dressed f& activities before receiving a.m. with the following avail- with a reasonable degree -of certification. He is now quail- " able from opening until 2 p.m. •decorum/ , fled to conduct' local classes" in steak sandwiches, hamburgers, firearms 'Operation, safe gun- Italian sausage,, pepper steak - - Girls handling, and the techniques sandwiches, peppers and on- -Mo extremely tight clothing. of shooting on the 'target range ions, souf reel, corn on the cob., 'No V neck sweaters worn and In, .the,,field. assorted pickles, relishes, mus- without a blouse, Mr. Guinea, joins the rank; of LONGO, selected personnel, maintained ' ta-rd, k* f sup and chopped on- No shorts, Bermudas, slacks, daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. ions: A self-opn^iing clam bar culottes or sports clothes to be by-the NRA. . throughout 'the Vifil Joseph Longo of 298: Palls country in its' small arms ed- will be featured, along with worn in school, Ave., Oakville, will graduate 90VMMBTON, CONN. steamed, clams and butter, raw Di esses and'skirts must "cov- ucation program. 'The pro- August 21' 'from The Johns gram has 'been in, operation At th* SM ArM-Route It to clams, .clam broth'and clam, er the knees. . " •" Hopkins Hospital School of Rout* SI, Marion .mm. Exit " chowder. " . Hair neatly groomed. No ex- since 1876; since that... time Radiologic Technology In, many. millions of people .have Now thru Aw. It — StSQ P.M. A; charcoal broiled chicken' treme hair styles wll be 'al- Baltimore, Maryland. A 1963 dinner will be served .at the lowed. been taught to handle .and. en- • THE " graduate of Watertown High joy firearms safely. dinner tables, all of which No use of jangly Jewelry, School, Miss Longo was pro- FANTAST1CKS" will be under cover, from 2 to bells or other noisy ornaments. moted to a staff position in Broadway Musical 4. p.m.- In addition to chicken, No .excessive use of Jewelry. Raymond Anton acci, . 1230 " AUG. 17-21 4 24-28 the menu includes baked Ida- Diagnostic Radiology- in'May : 83 30 P.M. . _ No metal taps on shoes. of this year. She has now Main, St., has been issued a SPECIAL 'PRICES ho potato and- butter, fresh' . .No fur lined boots. specialized and is in the permit to ..relocate original . 12 fZ.» M torn on ' the" cob • and butter, sign, from 975 Main St. to' new BOX. OFFICE OPEN 12 'TO' 10 Anything' which is- consid- Diagnostic Radio Isotope CALL, fZt-USll . clams, cranberry " sauce, rolls ered "not in good taste** by the Laboratory of tine Hospital. Crestwood 'Ford building, $500. and butter, watermelon, coffee school, authorities, such as ex- and clam, broth. " • cessive, make-up, tight skirts, short skirts or tight sweaters, Soiilltrkiry Clmrcli • Fair Sheriff Menser,. issuing "as- will be;, questioned by the The Annual, Old Fashioned surances that "no one can. pos- school, nurse. Country Church, Pair at the BUS SERVICE sibly walk away from, the clam Church of the Epiphany To The bake underfed,"" said, that feed- Boys Main St., South bury, will be ing will continue from 4 until Hair neatly groomed \*4th no held Saturday, August 28, on, 6:30 p.m.- Sandwiches of all the church grounds beginning WORLD'S FAIR kinds v/ill be available, along sideburns or' exaggerated styles. at 10 a.m. There will, be no .. MONDAYtAUG. 23 •& MONDAY, AUG. 30 with broiled chicken not used charge for admission, parking •at. the main meal. - Shirts, must have .collars. LEAVE WATERTOWN 8:25 A.M. Woolen or knit shirts will, not will be free -and the event will FMOfkft: LEO'S CONFECTIONERY — TICKETS ON SALE 'All food, liquid, refreshments be allowed. 'be held, rain or' shine. • and activities are included in Shirts 'must- be buttoned notified of the violation and THE E. J. KELLEY CO. the.one price of the clambake down the front and worn will be,, expected to take 'Cor- TORRINGTON — 489-9243 — CONN. ticket, according to Deputy tucked inside trousers. rective action to have the stu- Sheriff Anthony Calabrese of Ties are compulsory. String dent,, comply with the dress, Oakville. : bake chairman. ties, will not be allowed., code. "Once you arrive at the. gate 'Trousers are to be worn to the clambake, and, present, above the .hips. your ticket, .we want you to No dungaree or motorcycle eat. drink" and enjoy yourself, jackets. 'and perhaps walk away with No dungaree" or tight trous- JOHN YAMUL one of the many „ awards'", to ers. be presented during the after- No boots of any type 'are' to tPPLIANCE SERVICI noon," "Sheriff Calabrese stat- be worn in school. . - PLUMBING — WIRING ed. • No metal, taps on shoes. SERVICE SPECIALS No outdoor jackets ate to be HEATING 'Theassociation,, which'Tspon- worn Inside the school. STOP ACCIDENTS! LET YOUR GENERAL TIRE nshoute Appliance* "sors the clambake annually in, Students violating the dress Gould Water System* SPECIALIST GIVE YOUR CAR THIS 6-POINT CHECK, honor of High Sheriff Menser, code" in the judgment -of the Oil Burner* Serviced : previously announced that be- 101 Turner Ave., Oakvlll* THIS WEEKJ " administration will,,'be dismiss- Tel. 271-3919 cause of the -record attend- ed from school for the'day of ance last year. It was necess--' y ILI.-' violation. Parents will be to limit "the number of ticktt's available- this year. 'Men planning to. attend the I WE DO ALL 'THIS sheriffs* bake should, obtain I THE SIEMON COMPANY Correct Caster, their tickets now from deputy . Camber sheriffs in their town, or con- " •--• A Connecticut Industry . • Adjust Toe-tn, Toe-Out tact, Cheif Deputy Sheriff Jo- " • Since 1903 1 seph Megri at the sheriffs of- j Inspect and flee." Litcnfieid State Jail, JO' Molders and Manufacturers Adjust Steering ,7-8155. .-for the name'of' the j sheriff "in their area. of Plastic Materials FREE Front end alignment check takes '01% minutes. No obligation. R. J. Block & Son, Inc. " •• Sa!l«f and Service ALL WUKIS. BT I Waler -tamps, Wofer Soften era. UNIVERSITY of CONNECTICUT 295 NortMield Id. Tel: 274-8853 • . Watcflowin, Coon. AT WATERBURY 32 HILLSIDE AVE. NOTICE [UNDERGRADUATION PROGRAM] I. . The RED CARPET is out at FALL TERM 1965 RELINING 165 Railroad Hill Put the brakes on AccMenf&f . Street for all • WESSON AGRICULTURE — 'FINE ARTS — ART'S &- SCIENCES Spec/a/I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.— EDUCATION 'THIS WEEK ONLY EASY TERMS V.I.Fs ENGINEERING — HOME ECONOMICS— PHARMACY Flpnvutfis •Stop in, say hello •SPECIAL COUNSELLING & REGISTRATION:— • Mktr an aid get a real " _ ' '•• ' 'Sepf? 13, 14, 15 RED CARPET ^ The Woterbury welcome ana a 6:30'pm to 8 pm " snail favor. 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vote _jbr .Mantilla. I .asked f SPEAKINPropertyG OF 1 them of, "Don' t theyou. thin k WatertownRich- Historical Society ardson is.a 'better second base- man,?** 'They said,, "Yes, but Mantilla, is one of us. And we' watertownhistoricalsociety.orghave to vote for Bert, Cam- SPORTS paneris of Kansas -City too." ' - By lob Palmar Of the .Latin, .American coun- tries Cuba, has supplied 'the most ball players to the ma- At the time of the last base- jors. For the last four years ball All-Star > game there washowever, Castro has kept Cuba some amazement over the fact sealed -off' from the U.S. and that Felix Mantilla was select- the imperialist major leagues. ed over Bobby Richardson ol Cuban expatriates - and scouts the Yankees, .generally recog- estimate that there are about •nlzed as the best second base- 20 big-league prospects in,' man. In the league. Cuba, now, but. the only way An Interesting article in a they can get- out is by boat on recent Sports Illustrated copy a, dark, "night. Not one Cuban sheds some light on perhaps' player1, in the '.majors, has re- some of the "reason. turned to. Cuba and the con- 'The story dealt with the "in- trolled press ignores,-them. creasing number -of. Latin When we were in Cuba seven American ball players in the years ago we attended night 'majors — there are now 48, baseball games in Havana and some of them, among the big- there were nearly-as .-many gest stars in the game. American players in, the Win- The Latins are a very close ter League as Cubans. 'group and generally stay to- The first time-we'ever saw gether. Many of the clubs Jim Bunning one of baseball's group them together in locker top pitchers, chuck, was In the* rooms, etc., tout 'this can annoy Cuban, baseball, circuit. •them . Of interest is the fact, that HENRY MEYER, off' Wateftmm, named. Others In, lbs photo are Martin E. As Vic Power, an uninhibited the' players... here are in con- from left, presented a. silver trophy to DeMattjeo Jr., left, vice president and, Puerto Rlcan says "They like stant touch. "With relatives by owner-trainer T. j. Sims, after his horse, treasurer of Green Mountain Pack; win- to be together • » # » 0 m m • m m mm »; PAINTING IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ESAF. .Officer . A lot of fuss was made last APPLIANCE 4 SINCE 1935 'all about the possibility of HOUSEHOLD lie, leaving Interior - Exterior LeadershipSchool hat city because the city had REPAIRING "died" as a' major league fran- Staff Sergeant Richard E. chise. 755-9277 PAUL T. FOSTER Salzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. The cry has, -disappeared. Richard. T. Salzer of',27 Buck- WiUi. live wire Gabe -PauT as - Northwestern ; PAINTER and DECORATOR ingham. St., Oakville,, has been " Connecticut - • High Class Work At Moderate Prices * graduated, from the U.S. Air Appliance DECORATING IDEAS — WALLPAPER BOOKS "Force Noncommissioned Offi- 'Carney Promoted ESTIMATES ALL FREE cer Leadership-School at Bun- Service Div. 7,53-5057- Waterbury, Conn. ker HiifAFB., Ind. James T. Carney,, soil, of Mr. "OF WATERTOWN" Sergeant, Salzer, who was and .Mrs. James T. Carney, 365 •-• m m m » ^ » » m «ur» < trained in management and Buckingham,-St., Oakville, was leadership, is a B-52 flight promoted to private first cktss, - chief at Kincheloe AFB, Mich. 'July 28, while serving with the He (s a member-of the Strateg- ,1,6th Signal, Battalion, - in, 'Ger- ic'Air Command which keeps many. I • Dresser, muwr, chst and bed $299-95 the free world's mightiest mis- Carney, a' wlreman in • the sile and, jet 'bomber force ready battalion's Company B near to counter the enemy threat. Butzbach, entered the Army in The sergeant is a .graduate November 1964 and completed of Arlington High School, basic combat training-at Fort Foughkeepsie, N.Y. • Dix, N.J. ' •• " His wife,. Betty, is -the daugh- The 18-year-old " .soldier at- ter of Mr. and .Mrs. T. B. .Lam- tended • W a. t e r town *H,I gh bert 'of Rt. 2, Roveline, La. School. RINALDI'S RESTAURANT Real Italian Cooking , P I Z Z A Italian Style of Course — TAKE OUT ORDERS - STRAITS TURNPIKE WATERTOWN 2 74-5033 NIGHT TABLE pricid separately $39.K .. Sob Says: your bedroom con be every bil this beautiful . . and NOW for Enjoy whole kouie comfort. It's only $299 95 The touch of (he master-craftsman it here in tti# eaiy, it's " inexpemive. Install hand-rubbed, rich, brown finish, hand-fit, dovetailed and center-guided drawert, CHRYSLER AIR-TEMP fully dust proofed cases These and many more desirable features guarantee you AIR CONDITIONING quality furniture at extremely reasonable cost Come i while this offer is — Air-Conditioned for your shopping comfort ' ' Product «f:

Adds value to your honw, Hours: TIM*, thru Friday pleasure to four living. arlson's # 10' AM fa- 9 Ml ." "Call #or it— ' Saturday to 5:*" PM 1760 Wafartown Avo OAKVILLE MERCURY FUEL SERVICE 753-6070 43 Ufayttu St. T«L 756-7284 FUBNTTDRE Parking Solvent Notice START A CUJB: Get your fall Town Time* {Watertown, Conn.), August' 19,1965—Page 15 District of Watertown as. Pro-clothes free- Phone Davidson's Propertybate Courtof, Augus thet 16, 1965 Watertown. Dress Shop. 274-1149. Historical Societya. gay gH — ready for a 'Estate of HELIOS. A. ROB- Hot Waftar; Warm Air and Air I whirl after cleaning carpets 'with General Order of Notice ERTS, late of Watertown Jn said FBESH EGGS dally at farm. A. CondWoflin*. HBAI- | Blue Lustre. .Eent •tadrle afcam- District of Watertown a, Pro- district, deceased.. Larry Honey. Green Hill Road, pooer $L WatertowB Building bate Court, August 17,19K. The Court of • Probate for theSouth End. Harrison Lane, Beth- Supply Cos Inc. Estate of1 BOBKRT 9. CAUL- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgdistrict, of Watertown. hath limit- lehem. FIELD, late of Watertown, in ,sald. ed and .allowed, six months from SPAKE TIME INCOME District, 'deceased.. date hereof, for 'the creditors of Ttefilling 'and. collecting money Upon the application of Mary said Estate to exhibit 'their claims 'from NEW TYPE high quality E. Caulfleld, Executrix, praying for settlement Those who neglect; coin operated .dispensers in. this, that she be authorized to sell .and to present their accounts, proper- area.. No selling. To qualify you convey .real, estate belonging to ly attested, within said time, 'will must nave car, references, (600' to' first saM 'estate, as per application .on be debarred a recovery. .All per-$1900 cash. Seven, to twelve hours file more fully appears, It is sons, indebted to said Estate are weekly .can net excellent month- National ORDERED, That said applica- requested to make immediate ly income. More full time. For tion be heard .and determined at payment to 'personal interview write P.O. .Box Mimwmu :the Probate Office, In Watertown, HENRY ROBERTS 4185, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15202,. In- in said district, on. the 23rd day Administrator clude phone number. of August, A.D. 1965, at 9:45 o'- 51 Burton. Street clock, in the forenoon, and that Watertown,, 'Conn. TOTO ...... TOYS . ... . TOSS public notice 'be given, of the pen- Per 'Order of 'Court, Part. 'Time Work ,. , . .Full Time 1 Genuine Spring Lamb Safe! dency of said application .and 'the Attest: Pay. Join, the Toy 'Party Plan time 'and place' of hearing there- Joseph. M. Navin, Judge 'with, the most to' offer.. 'Over .500' on, by publishing a copy of this Name Brand. Toys and Gift Items. order once In. some newspaper Best Hostess; .and Dealer plan, having a 'drciilation. in' .said. Dis- available. 'Call, or Write;, Santa. trict, at least; 4 days prior to said CLASSIFIED Parties,. Avon, Conn. Tel. 673-3455 date of hearing, and return, make evenings, 673-9829 or HU ,2-2057... to this Court. Joseph" M. Navtn, Judge PIANO TONING, instruments WARWICK ACRES, INC. bought, sold, rented., repaired. New Homes In 'Watertown. Lessons on .all instruments, har- $23,500 and up mony, so'lfege. Call 274-5568 Watertom. Mtmfcs Mart »S Main iSt, Watertown FOR RENT1: Two rooms, includ- t14~l.«9 ing kit.chen.ette. Near' factories and. 'center. Call, after 5. 274-8724. FOR SALE: BA1 'and stroller. 'Call. 274-36*. Just arrived at Chintz !ff* Prints of Newtown, .an enormous num- ber of. Decorator Slipcover Drap- REGULAR ery and. Upholstery Fabrics at AIL. U.I. 1A1SED - Tender Pink MeatetJ Youna enormous savings. South. "WAR 'GODS St. (Rt 25), Newtown., Conn. OF THE DEEP" EBNUrS AUTO BODY One of 'the .most. 'Completely equipped Paint and. Body Shops in TOYOTA CORONA Connecticut. Wheels - Alignment and Balancing. CftfllEO 1 W,A ; ii rv SPORTS SEDANS reasonable. Building, repairing, & FOUR DR. 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Oakville Marine Oakville Post and Auxiliary Property 6 of the WatertownSouthbury Feature HistoricalCompletes Training Societymembers who attende d the Wagner's %ohemgrim " To 66th National VFW Conven- Starting Monday Marine' Private Frederick F. tion this past week In. Chicago, 'Lombardo, son of Ifx. and Mrs. HI include Fast Department Close Berkshire Festiwai "Never Too Late;" 'the roll- D. Lombardo of 47 Van, Omran Commander Albert O. Morj- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgicking' comedy' that ran two St., Oakville, completed re- tambault and ACrs. **nntfl?tv- .. History will be . made at risers, for the large ' chorus. and" one-half fears in. New cruit training August 10. at the bault, Post Service Offleer Tanglewood, Lenox, Masa*,, this These were .set In .pla.ce on. the York to 'become the 14th long- Marine Corps Recruit .Depot, Anthony P. Gerulis .and Mrs. weekend August 20, 21, 22, stage 'Of the Music Shed at est running play In- 'Broad- Parris Island, S.C. Gerulis, Stephen DelNigro anil' when for the first time a, week- 1 anglewood early this spring, way history, will 'be' performed 'The 1 n t e n s 1, v e training' Albert CarignazL end of 'the Berkshire Festival and , flie final " adjustments at' the Southbury Playhouse course included drJl, 'bayonet 'Will be given over to 'the: per *ere made Just prior to .the from, August 23 to August, 38, training, physical 'Condition- fonnance of a single work. opening ' of .. this " summer's Guy Arbury and, Marina Kate ing, parades .and, ceremonies Richard, Wagner's "Lohengrin Festival- Choral auditions and will share 'the leading roles., and other military subjects. will, be heard in. a complete certain musical' preparations "These popular favorites, will .. Three weeks were spent on, concert version for the first Iiave been In, progress' since the be'seen, as a middle-aged cou- 'the rifle range where recruits, time in. the Western Hemis- original announcement of ple going through the hilari- fire' the M14 rifle' and receive' phere. ' Because of "the1 great the project in the spring1 of ous throes of .readying a' wel- instruction 'in, other 'basic 'Ma- length," of the 'work one act 1964 During 'the ..summer .radio come to a new baby long after rine infantry weapons " will be given at each of 'the and television. technicians any 'more' additions, to their Following' the .graduation final' Tanglewood .concerts of have 'been preparing' ' closed family could have been ex- from, .recruit training at Parris 'this summer .— Act I on Fri- circuit television and ., radio pected. For the sixtyish busi- Island, the recruits report. to day, Act n on Saturday, and hookups to enable the off- nessman who finds he's go ig 'the Infantry Training Regi- Act "III, on Sunday. stage musicians, to see' and, to 'be - a, father again, when ment at Camp Lejeune, N.C. he feels it's more' appropriate hear the on-stage orchestra 1 Various forces of 'the Boston and conductor. to become a grandfather, if George F. Collier, 34 Pond, Symphony Orchestra have St. Oakville, has, been Issued 1 The 'Cast for the complete anything, 'the new development 'been making" preparations for ' concert version of "Lohengrin" is ;so., embarassing that he. a permit 'to repair walls In the the Tanglewood performance includes Lucine Amara as takes to wearing dark glasses, present bathroom .and, .install of ""Lohengrin*" for just over Sandor Konya as Lohengrin; lest acquaintances may recog- ceramic 'tile on, " 'the walls, a K GAL 99* tyo years. Throughout 'the .past Rita Gorr as Ortrud; Jerome nize him. in, the street. His WOO. • SHERBETS •winter the' Symphony Hall Hines as iKng Henry; WllLam plight 'is. complicated by 'the Nicholas Bavone, Orlando Pink Ln (Boston) maintenance crew Dooley as. Telramund; .and fact that his spouse not only St., Oakville, has 'been issued has' 'been - building' the extra Calvin Marsh, as The Herald. 'takes an exasperating joy out a permit to install one over- • CHERRY ORCHARD The chorus will, consist of 'the of the unlooked-for blessing head, door in the present two • BLUEBERRY RIPPLE Citrous pro Musico of Boston but, in her delicate condition car garage, $150. And So Many Other Flavar* Alfred, Nash Patterson, Direc- has an' excuse for no longer A! : - < tor,., pampering the whims of 'the soon emerge as a,''motion .pic- At 10:30 on Saturday morn- 'head of the household. . ture. . CANDIES '• mamm ing, August 21. and. at the same Worst of all Is 'the way the Perfomances are Monday HOME FASHIONED hour on Sunday, August 22, situation, is taken by 'the dis- through. Fridays at 8:30 p.m. the Berkshire Music Center and Saturdays at 6 and 9 p.m. PLAZA, > FAVORITES will give the dosing' -concerts mayed father's grown daugh- of its 25th Anniversary session, ter, and. his dapper son-in-law, Saturday's program will con- who 'will be 'portrayed by'Su- 1 lib. Box. san Reiselt and Eldon Quick. sist of music from the Baroque Others in the cast will include GERANIUMS - POTTED ROSES $1.60 and. on. Sunday there will, be Elizabeth Cope and 'Lew "Shaw, a concert of chamber music. who help the couple, blunder PERENNIALS - HARIY LILIES 21b: Bra Immediately following Tan- their way through' their crises. glewood's 'dosing concert" on. $3.15 Sunday, the Boston Symphony "Never Too' Late™ was 'writ- Orchestra, soloists, and chorus ten by film and' TV writer ANNUALS - CLEMATIS 'will return to Symphony Hall,, Sumner .Arthur Long, 'and Boston for the recording by while playing in New York. GARDEN SUPPLIES RCA 'Victor of "Lohengrin*".,' was" simutaneously toured, to 1,32 other cities and presented VERY SPECIAL ——• Oakville Marine - In 16 foreign countries. It 'will BATHS " E x p c r i e ncc C o u nt i" Concrete-Circulating Water Completes 'Training: I 0 5 Y ea <"i o ' Mo.mcj S r r •• .( r Excellent Pump Marine Private Frederick F. BLAKES MOVERS Lombardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. WOODLAND GARDENS D. Lombardo of 47 (Van Orman Top of Sherman Mill — U.S. 6A, Woodbury 263-2285 St.,. Oakville, is scheduled to OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK complete recruit .'training August 10 at the altrfiae Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S C Relatives and frlenC's of many of the new Marines will be on hand to witness the graduation ceremonies. TIRE QUALITY? The intensive training course includes drill," bayonet train- "»A variety of butter,, boas,"' ing, physical, conditioning, pecan rolls, fudges, nut parades and, 'Ceremonies and and tail candies, cara- Other military subjects. - mels and jellies ... . . no Three weeks are spent on 'the chocolate covered pieces. rifle range where recruits fire the 1114 rifle and receive in- struction in other basic Marine POST OFFICE infantry weapons. Following .graduation from, DRUGSTORE recruit- training -here, 'they vi.ll E'fil Pi^ E'^ -•» 'C|L 'iflf 'a! IM MJ| |M m » IIM| report to' the Infantry- 'Train- PW ibiwirwnrav vt*§ vn uni • awn Ing "' Regiment at Camp' — 274-8816 — Lejeune, N. C MISSING SOMEONE? 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