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"VOL. H NO. M22 Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year PRICE 15 CENTS MAY 10, 1973
Watertown's Elder Statesman High. School Pool To Be Dedicated To Frank Reimhold
'Frank Reinhold 'has spent bis Manager Told To Igwmre 64 years in. Watertown "being a. 'part of 'what's going on..." D.E.P. Abatement Order .And. that Ms meant serving as "Just, ignore them," Town ed that if the money to abide by a state legislator. Town Coun- - Manager Paul. F. Smith was told 'the D.E.P. order at 'the' dump is cilman, Chairman of 'the Board Monday when be informed 'the' put into the landfill budget. of Education., as a member of Town 'Council of new* pollution "-we'll be up to $100,000 there. 'the first Board of Finance, and abatement .orders " from ..'the Let's slow down and. 'take a. good the Connecticut 'Transportation Department, of Environmental clean look and see what's 'the' Authority. , Protection which .could cost 'the' .best'course'to'take." He has witnessed tbe growth of town, some JMMMO. Mr. Smith said if 'tie dump "Watertown from, a family 'village 'This was the advice of Council. were to be shut down, tomorrow, , to a .community of more than. 20,- Vice-Chairman James Mullen "We'll still have the same ' NCI people. who flared 'that be thought it problem for- several yean," of For playing a major role in "time: the administration stops dirty .water ' seeping from the that development, Mr. Reinhold jumping through' hoops every - face of 'the .landfill area. will te honored on Sunday, .May 'time' D.E.P. speaks.."". "If you. know bow we .can get a 20, when tbe Watertown High Mr. Smith had just outlined an (Continued .on Page 20) Fraafc M. ReiafcoM 'Order from, the D.E.P. to clean School swimming pool 'will be up 'dirty water which is seeping dedicated in bis name. out from, under 'the 'landfill.-area, Testimonial Sitting back, in a 300-year old 13th Annual Christ Church, and another aimed at ending the Pilgrim, chair in. the library of infiltration,. ex filtration For Wallace .bis two-century old. home, be Country Fair' Slated June 2 problems in 'the 'town's sanitary detailed Us long anil interesting Slated May 19 life history. Christ Episcopal Church will L uo c h e o n, Mrs. G e o r g e sewer lines... hold its 13th Annual Country Fair JfcQeary; Publicity, Mrs. John. He..sought authorization to The Sixth District American Where 'would a man active in and Auction on Saturday^June 2., B r ad y; R ides, K e n n e t h proceed, with the: dump problem Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will 'the efforts to save Connecticut's from' 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 'Hie LaVigne; Sidewalk Cafe, lira. at a cost not 'to exceed $30,000, honor District Commander railraod transportation be ton? and gave |22,000 .as. .an. "outside George Wallace, of Oakville, and Green in Watertown. . Charles Judd Jr.; Snack 'Bar. 1 District President Mrs. Phyllis In a railroad station, of course. Mr. and Mrs, George Wilber Mr. and. .'Mrs.. Clayton Spencer; figure*'* for the study to deter- mine what 'the problem." is with Bailey, of Torrington, at a. The .son. of a Pennsylvania :are' General Chairmen in 'Charge' Portraits, Mrs. Bert rand testimonial dinner on; Saturday, Dutch 'railroad man, Mr. of arrangements for the second Bisson; .Soda, Robert Jessell; 'the sewer lin.es, Mr. Mullen proposed, that the May 1.9, at 7 p.m.. at 'the Post Reinhold was born in the year. They will be assisted by Telephone, Mrs. Glenn. Wayne; Home, Bunker Hill. Ed.., Glenolden, Pennsylvania, station tbe following committee .'Treasurer,. Ralph. Colter; First two requests 'be turned over to tbe Budget. Committee for study. Oakville. of 'tbe Baltimore-Ohio in. 1.896. members: Auction: Mrs... Glenn Aid Station, Grounds .and: .Securi- Mr. Wallace was born in Back then, stations housed Jackson; Balloons, Thomas ty, Ronald Jones and Boy "If we're lucky," he said, "we'll get to. them 'by Sept. 1." He add- Ogdensburg, N.Y., and is 'the son railroad employees. Wilber; 'Books, Mrs. Daniel 'Scouts.; Parade, Richard; Gar- of Mrs. Ralph Wallace, of A. 'photograph of the Reinhold Comiskey; Clothing, Mrs. .'Brace side, 'Queen, of tbe Fair, Mrs. Ogdensburg, He resides at 40 Innes; Country 'Store, Mrs. Richard Garside; Auction Pkfc- Ninth Annual family posing in front of tbe 19th. William Owen; Games, Bruce ts, Arrangements made by Baldwin-Judson - (Continued on Page 201 (Continued on PagaJ7) Moulfhrop; Garden Table, Mr. Srs, G Jackson and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Copeland; Nicholas. Preston. PTA Fair' May 22 Grounds, 'Craig Lamphier; Han- The' highlight of the Fair is The ninth annual Baldwin- dicraft, Mrs. .Alfred. Morency; always its' annual Auction, .and Judson P.T.A. Fair' will 'be held Jewelry, Mrs. 'Craig Lamphier; tbe committee' is anxious to' ob- 'Tuesday, May 22, from 4 to 7 tain .as .many interesting and old p.m. at the Baldwin school. 'Rain, - Students Sponsor items as possible to please those .date is Wednesday, 'May 23. 'Mrs... who look forward to his. popular David Alexander and. Mrs. Roger May 17 Visit event each;.year. A new addition Deschesnes are co-chairmen of • this, year wilLbe a Beef Barbeque • the event, which will feature' Of Bloodmobile .under tbe 'direction of Richard games, prizes, refreshments, .and Next. Thursday's ./visit of 'Ibe Clark, an intra-scbool .art 'exhibit with 'Red Cross Bloodmobile will be awards. sponsored by "students from -Bell Ringers The children in. the fourth 'three' secondary schools, con- grades at 'the schools 'Currently tinuing an annual practice Mental Health are engaged, in a poster contest started several yean ago.., **•- March May 13-20 with 'the Mr .as its theme. Win- Students ' from Taft, Water- ning posters will be' displayed 'in town High, and Kaynor 'Tech, of Robert. Morton, Watertown- local, stores.. ' Waterbury, will join together to Oakville campaign chairman for Aides listed for 'the fair .are as 'work as volunteers, .and to' give the .annual fund drive, has an- follows.: Mrs. 'Donald Byrnes, 'blood, when the unit sets up shop nounced 'that 'the1 Bell Ringers food.; .Mrs. .'Robert. Sbuhart and May 1? from. 11:15 a.m. to 4:45 march for mental health will Mrs. James -Tirrell, games; p.m. -at Taft School. Regular 'tale place between. May 13 and: 'Mrs. Richard Domsten .and Mrs. MRS, ERIC' KUEGLER, center, was. installed as President of the' 'donors wiD be welcome as usual. May 20. During this period John Endler, prizes; .Mrs. Karl Junior Woman's Club for the coming year at 'the .annual, installa- Last year's drive was. very. volunteers will be Kuegler, Country Kitchen; Mrs/ tion, banquet Monday. Mrs... Robert Bongiolotti, right, of jt1 3H HBA IA 'ILI Walter Ackermann, Country Litchfield, District ID, representative, was. installing' .officer. At collected, making that par- funds to support the vital work of Store; .Mrs. David Poirier and. left, is. Mrs. Walter Fisher, Vice-President; Other officers are the mental health Mrs. Frank Barone, tickets; Mrs. Keith Osborn, Treasurer'; 'Mrs.. Kenneth I, Secretary"; ticular visit one of the most ' 1 successful in some' .years. The local campaign is being con- Mrs John Robb publicity; Mrs. and. 'Mrs... .'Fred. Carosella, Recording Secretary. Mm- 'honored, at i Walk-ins .are welcome, accor- ducted by . the Wa tertown- 'Charles Dixon, .newsletter; the' the. banquet 'were the dub's two scholarship winners, .and then- ding to Chapter Chairman Philip . kindergarteQ mothers will share' mothers. Mrs. Lawrence Bader, Scholarship Chairman, in- * iCootinoedonPaiem ... the cake-walk concession. . • • - - troduced tbe winner*, -Gail Johnson, and •Kathf LeBiaoc.. • i
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current will aatomatically the ^ AFRICAN VIOLET SI of' the Oa rtk preadeacy of tbe oa Jtily .(CEA), to ceroed with the Daring the meeting as meU .at the rights JAMES S. HOSKING NURSERY Speaking recently at the ao- former advisor to the group who • '• • SAT. MAY 12 9:30 a.m. - 5 pj|ti... • • noil meetin* of the Student, a professor at 'Western. National Education Attociatiaa SUN,' MAY 13 9:30- a.m. - 7. plm.. _ • • - of Coemectjcut, the student arm given to Maareeo Azxaro .and. ruyuts ijoue 01 aotniKni mmuM,.* of the CEA, Mr. NNMHB told 'UK' delegates 'that, when they tkut .State College by Karen RED BARN GIFT SHOPPE become teacben they sboaJd 'make every 'effort to belong to annual meeting. ' Miss KaUnauskas, , at AFRICAN VIOLET DISPLAY .and take part in the activities of Western Connecticut State CORA MALLETTE - noted authority will be here tcj answer ymir the group if they want to College, is the outgoing presi- dent .and is. a resident of Water- 'questions and make suggestions. PLANTS and CUTTINGS .•tan. town. .. AVAILABLE for PURCHASE, • . ... -|' . Other speakers included Thomas. P.' Moodani, 'CEA. ex- Weekend demonstration on " Results tn the Tuesday, May 1, legislation .affecting teachers session of the Ash worth l tit He covered the fair Duplicate Bridge Club are as CHARMGLOW GAS law, . certification, follows. North and Sooth: 'James. and many other laws, McCrackan and Byron 'Barclay, BARBEQUES 'dtrootly affect teacher* i«i, Mrs. .fidwara i^iwwrff ana Ntnct of their duties Peter Amodeo, 123; Mrs. and. responsibilities. Anthony Criscuoli and. .Allan. the finest in outdoor Newly elected officers, of the Root, 120, and Mrs. Constance cooking - priced from group were Phyllis Julie' of Biggi and Mrs. Edith Mason, llf%. East and West: Sidney ILMDWDBEHDHIL S •VUHMEDW •li fiNPUVBMB
-.. llw EXTENDED FEEDING lawn IMilzef with a modern WEED CONTROL ftmnul* - rioht in it squirt or two KILLS ANDELIONS and THE OAOLEAF 'WEEDS'? MIRACLE WORKING HAIRDRESSER 756-7216 SPECIAL THIS WEEK DEALER NAME COME AND BROWSE IN THE RED' BARN GIFT" SHOPPE HAIR FROSTING MZ50 ran A'sMciAt.airr FOR.MOTHERj •• way) SAVING! JAMES S. HOSKING IURSERY WiSTWOOD SHOPPING PIAZA 1618 Watertown Aw.,. Waterbury RED BARN GIFT SIIOPPE • "" 754-7216 '• " ' ' U Pwttiw St> Watftrtown Town Times (Watertowp, Conn), May M, 1973-Page 3 Residents Taking First Congregational Cburcfi; 'French Renaissance music. Property of the WatertownWatertown Historical, and Christ Church, Thei Societyr informal presentation s Fart In 'Two Arts Watertown. The eight "Gossips" feature short explanatory will .include six Watertown. young speecbai, by ^nembers of the Festival Events people: Denise and Lynda group as. they sit around, 'their' s's Flodde (Noah's Flood.) Bisson,. Lowell Clark,,. Julia. 'Gar- specially made table in _tlie watertownhistoricalsociety.orgby Benjamin Britten, an early side, Gretchen Stempfle and' tfli rtrth English miracle play set to Noreen Todd, and members of music, will be presented, on the Youth, .'Bell Choir of the tie featured. Saturday, May 12, in two perfor- Congregational Church will lie a, 'The' singers are .Anne Wells, mances, 4:30' and 7:30 p.m. at St. part of the presentation. .Dorothy Ferguson, Dorothy John's Church on, the Green,: Assisting with the' arrangements Adamson, Valerie Master,, Jud- Waterfanry. will be,Mr. and 'Mrs. '.Frederick son Well's,. Donald Giroax, ... The Waterbury Chapter of the Black, Mrs. John Ferguson, and Russell Getty and Allan, Root. American Guild of 'Organists' and Mrs,, .Robert Collins, ' , - There is, no .admission charge for the' Watettniry Civic Theatre are The production .is open to the 'this or any of' the Arts, Festival producing the 50 minute opera as public and there' is no admission, programs. a. .part, of 'the Waterbury Arts charge. Festival. The musical director is Also a part of 'the Arts, 'Festival Robert Havery and the dramatic' will te a concert, by 'the Catch director .is, .Frank, Marello. Noye and. Madrigal Singers and a WINDOW CLEANERS will 'be played, 'by Howard. Foster Woodwind 'Sextet on. Thursday, Commercial - Industrial and, Mrs. Noye by Nancy Laine. May 10 at S p.m. at the Mat- Taking part in the 'Chorus of tatuck Museum,, West Main St., Animals will be Junior Choirs of Waterbury, WINDOW CHIMING area, churches, including' 'those of The Catch and Madrigal COMPUTE now cm. singers are made up of eight CtiffI SHAMPOOING singers from." Bethlehem, oma CUAIMHG Latchfield, Woodbury and Water- town who for ten. years, have Patricia A, Walsh., 'daughter of 'been, presenting concerts of old General and 'Mrs. E. .Donald English madrigals, motets .and Walsh, in West Rd., will receive carols • as well as Italian and an A.S. Degree May 20, at, 'the 61st commencement exercises at, the University of Bridgeport's, Junior College.
WILLIAM N, TROTTA Real. Estate Broker and Ap- QUALM praiser "Specializing in the Sale of $ FARMS and, LAND lib. DEVELOPMENT LONDON BROIL 1.49 fZS Main: St., Watertown SPECIAL POSTAL 'PEOPLE, AWARDS were presented to' 1M-M97 fb. 'employees of the Oakville .and Watertown Post 'Offices, 'last week. EYE OF ROUND '1.69, Receiving 'the award for Oakville was Acting Assistant Post- KiNGSFOW) CHARCOAL master James Natale, left, top pboto, from. Postmaster 'Daniel A. MIQOfTTfS Shembreskis. 'The' award was a recognition of Ms .specialp , talent in 5-10-20 te. Bog- LUPO'S |ldTrfoWr 111! of his postal esaiilHsrehis relationl with the 'public. CHAtCOAl5lb It also recognizes Ms long' history of service to' community and, MEAT MARKET church activities. .Mr. Natale is a Header in. youth activities, being COf CO.-45 Freight St. a Lieutenant and Executive Officer of the U.S. Naval Sea 'Cadet, Waterbury 754-6177 '60 Hillcrest Am., Oakvilte 274-2325 ' Corps: Receiving the award, from Watertown Postmaster William' E. Rice, lower pboto, is Henry Sorenson, left. Mr. Rice said. Mr. Sorenson was chosen because of Ms long 'record of activity in com- munity affairs, as a little League coach, an. active supporter of tie 'Red Cross blood 'program, and his work' record which has seen Mm accumulate more'.unused.' sick leave time than any employee of the 'Office. 'The awards were :1a conjunction with Postal. Week., WE HAVE THE 'Observed by all Post Offices in fie country the week of April 29- MayS. • - - HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN ' (FiUppone Photos). Brush Fires to add more house During April COUNTRY CINEMA The Watertown Volunteer Fire to your home Department responded to 73 alarms, during April, most of 'them, brush or grass fires, accor- Shown Daily at ' ding 'to; Fire Chief Avery W. 7:00 and . Lamphier's monthly report. ~ There' were' 47 calls for 'brush 9:00' PM, fires. Others were: 'domes,, five; school alarms, three; car and. track, three; storm standby. .one; garage,, one; factory, one; mutual aid, one; 'town dump, It Spm two; false alarms, two; and s%?2\ 'emergencies, seven. MB MM ' i* it i
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FREE DELIVERY " MJ.C. Page 4—Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), May 10, Property of the Watertown.„«-. B.T. them. Historical Society IIIIIIIUHIIIIIIIIIIIIfllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII How should one get rid of un- V >' * •'#^ ' Town Tiiiies, Inc. wanted fruit from wanted trees and shrubs? The most practical Published Weekly way is to stop wanting the Second d*» postage paiwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgd at Watertown, Coon. flowers and get rid of the tree, or Office located in the George Building, «W Main Street, Water- accept the nuisance for the town. For news or information call 174-6721. Address mail to flowers sake. Never under any TOWN TIMES, Box 58, Oakville, or Boot 1, Watertown, Conn. circumstance, should one apply William E. Simmons, Editor & Publisher Sevin or any other broad spec- Barbara Berwick & Patricia Dwyer, trum insecticide during blossom- Saks Representatives ing. This would be likely to cut Ethel Uwtoo. Office Manager down fruit but would also "decimate the populations of local pollinators," (S...W. HHdwock, 'Director • Pesticide 9 Compliance. Com. D.E.P..,) Notes From Seoii s Mountain Experiments might be in- . teresting in .spraying a check" area of bloom, on a fruit tree with I • am not' always right. in B.t which does: not harm, 'bees Especially in prognosticating. bag tent. Don't lei plastic touch and might possibly prevent I foretold for us a wry" late leaves. Roots should be well 'worms in fruit. " starting vegetable garden. May 1 lUGY PALMER, center, won a •teat the re- started in 2 weeks, ready for 'the " Spring ilowers: we lushly cent OakMle PTA Mother-Daut , __s guitar was 3,1973 tie garden was ready' and garden in three. Advantage over ' ' carpeting tie 'woods. Tney seem donated,1 by 'the Spiotti Music School Other prize winners were the peas and other firsts planted. root division: .'Less, chance of 'dis- more luxuriant 'this fear than OOfidt'WCTVl MJfW WC .fcJfcfafcF*** *1WHWHPW%« Ml«"«rw« •mm •'•• m m JJ"™ • ii • «'•' BwaiwBnwna w ww 'ww '*•' Since tie earliest we have 'been ease "caught" from old plant. . ever' I "'remember. Joanne Falcone, left, and Deborah Ai chambault, The Watertown - able to plant peas in the' last 12 Elimination of foliar nentatodes Scott's - Mt. resident reports High. 'Band., under the direction of Robprt Pettinicchi, entertained. years was April 6 and the 'latest 'which 'Whiter over in roots. Plant following' assorted. AVES at or Titmouse, Mourning 'Dove, Ban Since then: Thrush, Thrasher, May 18, we find a gross variation will 'equal or exceed divisions. near feeder' one' day last week; Swallow, Flicker. Above: Co1 rbird, & White-crowned 'Of 42 days in seasonable pea- •Give away - 'the old' plant! Goldfinch, Purple Finch, Redw- Mallard 'Duck, Canada Goose, Spfrrow. In moat cases both sa- planting 'time. CM days left in Why nip tips? Not just, to' keep ing, Crackle, Starling, Hawk. Crow. «s represented. (L.L) April -pins II days of .May.) Ac- . shorter, but to make bushier. Chickadee. Nuthatch, Rose- cording "to' statistical mean For every tip 'nipped, two new breasted Grosbeak, Evening average, pea-planting 'date is at tips grow, and: so cm., For' 'every; 'Grosbeak,. Downy Woodpecker,. approximately April 26, just a new "tip' an extra - number of ''Mocking Bird, Blue Jay, Robin, week 'earlier than, this year. Very . blossoms,. Blue-gray Gnatcatcber, Car- 'Last simmer I criminally dinal, House Sparrow, 'Song ALPHA EALTY Actually the lime of planting '"neglected, our beautiful Almcy "Sparrow, Chipping Sparrow, : seldom seems to .affect:, very crabapple 'tree. Two years ago White-throated Sparrow, June©, BROKERS . ^ ' ' much the earliness or quality of before we 'were prepared, the FRED STEVENS FRAN BATTELU production. We usually get the enemy devoured all, its leaves,, Virginia Fust peas 'oat the 'week of July 4th and leaving the 'tenant Robin exposed, with offices in ' - the Crucifer kind (BROC, to glaring sun .ami' driving rain. Graduates May IS - BRUS., CAB., CAULS.) ia then! WE thought she'd perish but she Miss Virginia, Ellen 'Post,, 288 assured, most of these within my brought forth .her.1 young in their Platt Road, will .receive her WATERTOWN &JWATERMJRY radius that very few season. The devourers passed ..'Bachelor, of Arts Degree in on,., The 'leaves, came back though Elementary Education on May BUYING OR SELLING 'this past open and shut freezing the .'flowers, were ".ruined.. .. If from Georgian, Court: College, and; thawing winter. They should 'Last: year we ,,. being prepared, Lakewood, .New Jersey. Miss have died lie I said, but they and, - .'experienced - with' Tangle- Post, is the daughter of Mr .and. YOUR PROPERTY foot and Biotrot, B.T., the little Mrs. Alfred Post and. a .graduate "Now well have to deal with tree' suffered no 'loos of leaf from. '. of Watertown High School. PLEASE CONTACT IIS. them. Split them up to',singl e Spanner1 or Gypsy. I ignored, the1 At College, Miss Post 'held, roots, set the divisions at least', a nagginig''Of the folks of the' Com- membership in the De LaSalle foot apart., free air and ground pound. I said, "Its O.K." without.. .Education Club, of which she OUR LISTINGS ARE around 'them, keep nipped back checking. 'The.' leaf-tigers, got. it. I was president. She also worked until the middle of July (or Aug. had. on hand "the' Biotrol to' save on the 'College's Newspaper and •1). : .. • f it. ..the Yearbook staff. Miss Post" DEPLETED - .Better to 'throw away or give We could not blame it,, if it .'had was a Dean's Scholar. Following away .some than to' leave 'them curled, up its roots and. died. But graduation, she plans to teach. PERSONAL, FAST & COURTEOUS SERVICE* too crowded., causing leginess, it lives and. is most beautifully in," GUARANTEED -j< poor foliage and fewer blossoms. bloom. Better still, when 'the old plant After' continuously spraying: in Phone 274-4343 L 274-2295 £ gets about 6 'indies, high, take top 1 r 6 4 inches, 'dip. cut end in rooting '"72: 'three large , yards for cater-" SWIMMING 753-1137 °T™ 274-2860 hormone, press ratting securely pillars, .and several sprayings for' in. rooting material (vermiculite, cabbage 'worms,,.; we still have POOLS sand,, perlite or Spagnum, or'' enough, Biotrol left to 'take care combinations of) after first of 'ttw first onslaught of '73 cater- IN GROUND. removing 'leaves which would be pillars if they come,, all for |7.95. AIOVEGROUND below surface. Insert, cutting The best, bargain in insecticide: DO-IT-YOURSELF KITS fibout an. - inch Into material we ever 'had. . •,. COMPLETE . which should be' at 'least. 2 inches Watch out for teat cater- INSTALLATIONS deep. Water well, keep moist pillars, leaf-tiers and fall wehh LOW FACTORY I DEALERS WELCOME DAVELUY'S RESTAURANT CLEARWATER POOLS, * 197• Buildin3g a better wa^' to see the USA. 400 Woteriown Rd. Bit-, I I, TTI : 150 Echo Lake Rd., Wotertown Tel UUlit , - iGnm/goM, iNNrtral trim, custom Phone 274-3226 belts, tinted glass, floor mots, power tailgate, air conditioning, remote central mirror, 454 CID engine, tib steering wh*d, HD baflwy. AM/fM NOW SERVING PIZZA 'radio, rear speaker, bumper gwnrd|, roof carrier,' auxiliary flighting, w/w tires. • i Take out orders or served in our large dining room. Facilities for large group . 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...... !•-« • COUPON * -DRUG CITY * COUPON * DRUG an * COUPON * DRUG CITY * good thru May IS. good An May IS .good, thru May 15 SCOT TOWELS scon DRUG CITY FAMILY DAILY Phis lOCs compare NAPKINS Iron one-a-doy Vitamins • at J3.39 list' limit am par ewtwnw limit on* oar * limit' ofW' per customs WATERTOWN PLAZA 1161 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN 274-5425• (Watertwwi, Gooii.), League Completes by Marion Owens. The Property of the Watertown Historical Societyintends th e sale to be The League-of Women'"Voters one jof • the largest 'and' .'most', in- has completed plow far a three _ in the area. The spon- day tag sate on Miy^ «y^ point to tie-fact that the May 26. "He sale 'will be the will be used' to finance watertownhistoricalsociety.orgculmination of 'weeks'of' plan-' munity activities of the niftt, ami tie sponsors nave B;, which 'Consist of study' TAG SALE promised an interesting ami andfactioo on items of local im- varied inventory for bargain hunters and. browsers. It nil. be , wishing to' donate' ar- 'field -at §15 NortbfieW Road, on ticl i shooW cootact Mrs. Sutton Thursday, May M, from; 10 a,.m. at: I or Mrs. Owens at » WATERTGWN frrtpja.. Friday, May », from 617 10'-a.m. to 7 pm, aid Saturday, i May as, from 10 a.m. to 3 P m. - A large assortment of an- "tiojies, fimritwe, ehtaa and glassware, appliances', frames and pictures, desks, toys, lamps, outdoor furniture, rugs,, DOORS, | for «I yeur bedspreads, and other items, will be on display 'and for sale. \ rw«Ur»Hal or Considerable time has been \ commercial n#eds 'devoted to' collecting items of .value, all of which will be j PAR GLASS reasonably priced.. : ' " - now at Jin* SuttoB. Harlot Preston and Mary Ann. Rosa are serving ! 117 Echo'take 'Road on the.sa'te 'committee',, which is ' Watertown 274-2151 POWER EQUIPMENT - LAWMMOWERS 'THE, LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS wilt conduct a Tag Sale on Thursday, Friday and. Saturday, May 24, 25 and 26, at 6:15 Northfield ltd. Youngsters posing with the League's sign are, left to right: Brad •"Gaghan. Kristin 'Owen, Ken Geghan, Susan. Rosa .ami. John'Rosa. L || Oakville Players' purchase a power mower on a Costume Coordinator, hand mower income; Philip.. Bonnie Dinsmore; Lighting, Home & Gordon Equipmont Next Presentation Mason as their son, 'Roger'; Jack. Darlene Bell; Programs, Inez Slated June 1-2 Carroll as Jack,, a wealthy Tickets, SALES & SERVICE neighbor, and. Margaret Lynch, and Publicity, E. Philip Mason. ARIENS - JACOBSEN The -Oakvilie PlayeVa of as Mrs. Toothe. Mark Ziburis is - At a recent organization Watertown, Inc. has chosen director, Others in the cast are meeting. Che' Oakville 'Players, of HAHN-ECLIPSE "Everything in 'the' Garden," by John Natelle as Perry, 'Cynthia. Watertown, "Inc.. elected, the Edward Albee, an adult tragi- Ball as Cynthia, Denise Kenney following officers for the 197S-74 Authorized comedy, for its spring.. as Louise, Fred Schneider as season;, 'President, E. Philip scholarship play. . It wilt, be Chuck, Jetta LaCava as 'Beryl, Mason; Vice President, Betty BRIGGS & presented June 1 and 2 at Water- and. E. Philip .Mason as Gilbert. MacDonald; Secretary,' Dick. STRATTON town High School and May 27 at . The production staff includes: Cook.; Treasurer .and scholarship Fairfield Hospital. 'Proceeds' will Stage'Manager, Sac Lincoln; Set' 'Committee' Chairman, Fred LAUSEN TECUMSEN be 'used to continue a scholarship Design, Hap Clear?; Set offered"by the Oakviie Players- Construction, Dick Cook; Praps, to a graduating High School stu- Pat Michaud'and Ginny HOMEUTE dent interested in. continuing Us. GfORGE T. SIOSS 'education in the arts. '.. Annual Pinewood Electrical Contractors STIHL - Featured' in "Everything ''in the Garden" are Marie Mix as Derby May 1?" CHAINSAWS Jenny", a. homemaker; Wayne Cub Pack 82 will hold its. an- Reimer as Richard, her hus- nual .Pine Derby on Thursday, band, .both struggling: to May 17. in the United Methodist 'Church Fellowship Hall, begin- ning at ? p.m. Chairman of the HAPfY TRAVWNG event to Dean Birsdall, who an- / nounced that trophies will be 274-4434 WHit- . presented, to the top three, along' 523 Main St. j Waterrown ••.ii AIL HM. aoamiMj CMM '*-• •—'—*• JJL-HIJJM wlIU all WmMTw tOT D6St Q&Siga. Judges for the race will be rear of Counfv Cinema Walter Froese, William Proe, and - Francis 'Lafferty. Cub- master Kenneth Knight nil pre- sent advancement awards. fAK-CKST iPOUlTRY Refreshments will be served, following ..tlie program 'by .'Mrs.-' GUILD OPTICIANS Marie Koeller, Mrs. Lynn Marti .' Contact lens** A FARM and Mrs.. Barbara. Gregory. - Want -te go to Washington, FRESHENS D.C.? Not interested la Ml SUES flying? or you have transfer- tation problems from, here to iSt&m airport' and return? So, DO 2.25 I bum 25 WHAT 1 DID . GO BY CIlClll TRAIN! ltli.SdSlil.nLE1! fin. IltASfit CliCIIl2i 25JCHICI • »•€•'• • It MUCH 2 spile of all that we read la the IMI10 ••OASflOl papers.). Take the 'Irate, from Water- tilt sitii iiiiiis bury to Bridgeport and con- cumi suci * nect with the clean, fast, smooth-riding, service siiipr •iiitis CUM limits cot twins equipped METROLINER (snack bar In., coaches, "at ili- your teat"" meals "la the S^§kL I ,<#«**» METRO CLUB, bar service CMIMllfMl FISH IIIHI: 1.70 l.»I0M MUn ftlNCH If if S f a 'Mai|M»..9' SCAUOftS.. first 'dam '2 OVSTtlS I CtAt CAKI can) and ride in pleasant Caribbean con >uw tun ^ comfort right Into the station ¥Mtm In central Washington. Easy, inspired UOHII PAI *oA$7t ts. mm eh? Yon .bet it is and y
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Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, Coon.)Society, May 10,1973—Pag e 7 Student Council CJonservation ComroissioQ. Craig Bedell, * 'Of Mr " The drive collected three truck Harrigan, a. teacber at 'the Junior The purpose of 'the drive was to Recycling Drive ' - High School, she also is a Mrs. .Robert F Bedell, » loads of' glass, paper, anil, tires increase 'the 'use of the 'town M'Fingal Mi., is of n out- for tte Recycling Center on member of the Army Reserve. Recycling Center, which standing men at _' Moderate Success Depot' Street. This valuable This group's enthusiasm and Mrs. Cheryl Bering, a teacher watertownhistoricalsociety.orgcurrently is staffed 'during 'work- College, New Wilmington, 'Pa., material was picked up from assistance was much ap- ing hours,. Monday through Fri- who has been selected to' serve at ,tbe High School, called the some Sf different locations preciated by both students and Recycling 'Drive beM Saturday, day. Many of tie persons' making as a resident assistant in the throughout the Watertown area. 'townspeople'. 'The' group also has use of the Student 'Council 'drive men's living units.. Me is respon- April 28, a "moderate success." Student volunteers from 'the expressed interest in. conducting The drive was part of the Earth, were unable, for reasons of sible for the residents in his liv- High School assisted the Army a. drive of this 'nature on a ~ health or lack of transportation, ing 'unit and. works with the Month Program sponsored by Reservists in the collection and regular' basis, This suggestion to use the Recycling 'Center the Student Council at tie High men's 'housing staff through the sorting of materials. 'will be discussed at the next themselves, and they also 'Dean of Students office.. The' School in connection with the The aid of' the Reservists -was meeting of the Recycling Sub- 'desired, pick-up on a 'regular 'Watertown.' High, graduate is a. nationwide Earth 'Day of .April enlisted 'with the help of Pat committee M [he Watertown 'basis. junior1 psychology major.
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Mm In m. U E*c*«» km SMrtay Itoy 'II:. W73 Page >-Torwn Times (Watertown, Com.), May li, lift Property of the Watertown : Historical Society Tours Planned WEDDING At. St. Margaret's INVITATIONS A series of teas and campus 100 for'7.00 MAUD CAKDY tours are being planned by watertownhistoricalsociety.org r w 1 parents at Saint Margaret's- McTeman School, Wat RAY'S PRINT SHOP af*rtown 274-1202 • »IMHOtO AW. OAKVILU for the week of May 14 to : These affairs are primarily for - 274-3103 people with children of school ages Nursery through Grade 12 to acquaint them with the facilities and academic oppor- tunities available at the school. Mrs. A. Joseph Cappeltetti, a tntstee-parent is in charge of all the affairs. Wednesday, May 16, at 2 p.m. has been designated for the Watertown area. Anyone wishing DAVID LARCAY ROLAND LARCAY information or needing transpor- tation should call Mrs. Martin F. The 'Greek, Isles .. . .'"They, glitter likej'o'seaborne Milky Way in Lynn, 274-2341. the waters of 'the Aegean •• • • At irt»e bottom or the group, While this is primarily for peo- stretched sideways off the Libyan cpost is Crete ," Anciieni ple interested in applications for Crete, civilized over' 5,000 years oqp is the; largest of the is -September, 1973, anyone who lands and in the past two to' three years has exploded with new might be interested in the school roads, hotels and resorts Great: vacation spots are to be1 in the future is invited. round on this island newly ready fo receive guests and an is- land still cheap, spanking clean and|uncrowded The long -* Your' Home & Family ' uage is a devil, but the' islanders art' skillful linguists and' they Deserve the Pest: still. Mess their hearts, consider' the fmile a much 'more .power Tul currency than the "drachma" .... j SHAKLK ORGANIC i • PKODUCTS. "Bask-L" lot laundry GAY TRAVEL 'IMC. far enm, torn. hj*r«J hetai raparvwfiatis. iBtitSiC"'HI floe 'rfoviftoliiOifCi For fnm Samplts in aM ptkm yiw'ra r«>dr to tra»tl * LARCAT TRAVEL PHONE: 274-5587 IMC.. 131 W'ttt Main St., Watwtwy, 757-94C1 «r tWritog* PEGGY REBERS l "Wt'Catf on.yov" •
TWO-HUNDRED AND FORTY-FOUR Swift Junior High students Cooper descended on Washington, D.C. „ (Her weekend of March 2SW1, for - 'their annual, 'visit -to 'the nation's capital. .Ill, 'the 'top 'pinto, some of the students view the Capitol Building, always one of the v TIRES y. highlights rf the 'trip. Bottom, photo shows Jay Pietro, 'left, and Sandy Kinsley, accompanied by the Sergeant of 'the! Guard, just after laying a, wreath at fie Tomb of the Unknown in Arlington National 'Cemetery. CASH N CARRY High School 'Concert; .held last Friday night drew' a crowd of 782 residents Concert Soli Out who enjoyed 'the' presentation by at our Two Pit Stops ONLY band and glee dull. -"Hie Annual' Watertown g School Spring' Concert and. Arts, FestivaLscheduled for Friday, WHIP-IT AUTO SHOPPES, Inc. May 11, has been sold out, accor- TED TIETZ, JR. ding to Robert Pettinicchi and TRUCKING 1101 MAIN ST. — WATERTOWN Charles Collier, music directors at the high school. - Qmm*M., ^ 1145 THOMASTON AVI. — WATERBURY " " "They said 'that rush seats, or cancelled, tickets, will be sold 10 YOU C All, WEHAUl < (Next fo MIDAS MUFFLER) 1 minutes 'liefore' the performance, : . ANYTIME, ANY PIACE only. ' CRUSHED STONE "'WHERE 'YOU BUY LIKE YOUR SUPPLIER" " • GRAVEL-IOAM-SAND Both expressed, their apprecia- tion to the residents of town for BULLDOZING COOPER COOPER their'"; support of the School, RCASONABLE RATES Concert programs. You're AJw«i)r»Ar.«od PACE MASTER POLY-MARK IV 'The Elementary School WktfiYcMiCdlTad OR UFE LINER 78 (GOOD) (iEST) 4 BY NYLON TRENDSETTER ' as low as • (BETTER) BELTED 4 PLY POLYESTER as low as as fow MAZDA 75 as tow as plus • 75 is here! 13 $1.73 F.E.T. .plus 21plus $1.83 F.E.T. 650-13 Blackwalls 16 $2.11 F.E.T. with A78-13 Blackwalls Reg. Retail $21.48 Reg. Retail $26.34 C78-14 Whitewalls Whitewalls $2.00 more Whitewalls $2.00 more Reg. Retail .$36.46 ROTARY higher prices for larger tir is ENGINE ATUNTIC-RICHHELD CASED MOTOR OIL ARCO SUPREME $12« ^ case24/ 1 MODERN ARCO PIUS $906 pfer case 24/1 qts. $754 pfer case 24/1 qts. MAZDA CONVENTIONAL RECAPS
W'< " • • 2" FOR PASSENGER CARS • 1215 Thomaston Avenue 2' ANY SIZE — BLACKWAUS or WHITE WALLS J WATERBURY Phone 573-1433 Huntingdon ^ Ate. Exit off Route 8' .> timra (Watertown, ConnV), May 10,1975—"Page 9 toward 'their' annual Spring Field, " Westbury Thrift clothing and other household Trip to' New- York.' 'There the items as well as hooks and, Property of the Watertownstudents saw the Broadway HistoricalShop Off To knicknacksSociety, is open every Thurs - Watertown High Notes Musical,. "'Grease." day, Friday and Saturday .from The recent 'trip to Spain 'by 23 Good Start 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Staffed, 'by club by Cathy Roxanski' WHS. students was an en- Westbury Woman's Club members, the "Thrift, Shop .is, a watertownhistoricalsociety.orgjoyable and educational ex- members wish to' 'thank Water- means of raising' funds, which are The WHS. students would .like 'human and natural. perience for all. In, Spain the town merchants and townspeo- recycled into town charities and, to' 'welcome' Mark Kristaff to The entire student body would group attended, 'the 'bull rights, ple for 'their acceptance: and en- worthwhile organizations. Watertown High. Mr. Kristoff, like to wish Mr. Kristoff 'the besL went on a, donkey safari, and couragement of the .new West- Items for the shop are the mew assistant Woe Principal, of luck in the years to come. 'towed, many historical sights. bury 'Thrift Shop project, located gratefully received and, may be is a native of Manchester, Ct., The Watertown .'High Student The students stayed at the in the rear of Vaughn Brothers left off on any 'day it 'is, open. 'Or, where lie served for 17 fears as Council would like to' 'thank, 'the Cami.no Real Hotel in Tor- 'TV, 1125 Main, Street pickups, 'may 'be arranged by call- teacher, Elfish department U.S. Army Reserve' for their par- molinos, 'Where' 'the chaperones 'The' shop, 'Offering good, used. ing any member of 'the club. ticipation 'in the' recent Recycl- were told 'that; the Watertown Durinng "the' ppast five yyears ing 'Drive. The Reserve fur- High Students were the best stu- he has 'been'b . NNe wHHampshire'p hire's nished trucks and 'the following dent group they .have ever had. FAMILY CYCLE CENTER State Supervisop r off EducationEdti . men, whose help was greatly ap- The students and their 'Mr. .'Kristofritfff was educated at the preciated: Cpt. Hannigan SI. chaperones returned to' Water- following schools: Central Coon. Sgt. Baer, Sgt. Hviand, Sgt. .town early Sunday morning, State College, University of Barn, Sgt. Rottman, Spc. Conti April 29. Hartford, University^ COOMC- and. Sgt. Upp. NOW AT OUR NEW" ticut and'the University of On Tuesday and Wednesday of Illinois. last /week, the Library Service LOCATION 'The Assistant Vice-Principal Club and 'the Honor Society spon- vincent o. palladino found the Watertown ad- sored a. 'Book' Fair for the High . 140 HOMER ST., WATERBURY ministration, faculty and 'School Students. Approximately real estate broker (opposite the 25a: car wash) students very helpful and. friend- 350 books 'were sold earning $35 ly and 'was 'extremely impressed for each club. The profits 'earned, 274-1942 753-4111 OPEN: Daily 10:00 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. with the area, resources, both. by the Library Service Club went 757-7830 for Mother MOTHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, MAY 13
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Main St. A Straits Ttyke. WatertowB CONNECTICUT SERVICE BUREAU « Main St., ' Aasweriag Service Hi - ' .• 47 fUberts St., Watertown - " .. 274-S885 . • t Food Store CONN.TUBE PRODUCTS, INC._-. Z4 Hr». a Day - '7 Dayi A Week ' OM Town Farm Rd., Woodbury ltt Davis St., Oakvill* ANTHONY O* AMICO AGENCY SEWING NOTIONS DIV. Scovill Maim St., Hakvilte 231415? • . DEMSEY MANUFACTURING CO. THESIEMONCO. • < ' TONe^WoodRd. DYNAMIC TOOL & MFG. CO. Walertown »4-S2i» DYNAMIC CAR WASH DRUG CITY' Allaa A. Kraaaww U*c. Pharm. M([r. J & E VARIETY STOEE UM Main ;St. Watertowa ; . ' 274-M25 • . " MM. -• . .. DUBOWY BROS, INC. VILLAGE FABRICS - . CMMaiaSl, Wateruwn Mate St., Winttai j V&OU DUH AM EL ELECTRONICS WATERTOWN CONVALARIUM Offertaf CMvat e*ccat 4 Geriatric GM»
WATERTOWN FEEP & GRAIN STOEE Dtv.: Garatsia* Coactracttaa C«., lac. 274-1*74 11 Depot St., Watertwra t74-l«l ENGIN EE RED SINTERINGS WEST'S SEE VICES AND PLASTICS, INC.
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GR A Y ARLIN KENNELS ••'Mr. ' LYDIA'S BEAUTY SALON . : . I7J Maai St., OakvUle, t7«m If a fire breaks out in your home, get out fast — 'With, your family. HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS LYNN'S GARAGE Fire can spread faster than, you o can .rail. . OFWATEEBUEY Iflf: Watertowa Awe.. Walwtwf •mstm MADEUX AGENCY, REAL ESTATE THE HEMINWAY & BARTLETT Make sure children can open doors, windows and. screens to • . ' -MFG. 00. '• " '•- escape routes. MARIO'S BARBER SHOP MARTY'S BARBER SHOP HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT SAL'S BARBER SHOP • " •••• GROUP, INC.- OakvUle,C«a«, DONT fight a fire yourself. MARTELL'S PLUMBING & WELL SERVICE THE HOME OIL COMPANY BOOT. jump, have jumped an out realizing res Mobil MATRIX CORPORATION .few minutes aw< II BrWfe 'St., New UUIM; Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown-'Times (WatertOTwi,, Goon.) Society, May 10,1973—Pag e .11 MATTY'S .ASPHALT PAYING CO. SHORTFS ARCO f t., Watertawa tHMM, tM-Ktft SERYICE STATION watertownhistoricalsociety.orgRoute 67, Soathbury, Coon. MMM. 2C MAYd'S RESTAURANT- & CATERING SERVICE SKIPPY MAGEE MOTOO R SALES 138i Main St., Watertown 274-2274 MICHAEL-J. COZY, INC. SMITH PLUMBING & HEATING Cadillac-Oldsmobile Sales & .Service W hite Deer Rocks Rd!... Woodbury 504 Watertown Ave.. Waterbury 754-613S 2f 3 -2516
MIDDLEBURY HARDWARE SOUTHBURY BUILDING. Middlebury Rd.. Middlebtiry ' SUPPLY, INC. 15MB2 Quality Lumber, Paints. Hardware ... Route 6, Southbury, 2M-5311. 264-5550 MIKENASSTEEL . CONSTRUCTION, INC. SOUTHBURY INN 655 French St., Oakville 214-B4S Apizia Tues.-Sat. 5-11, Sum. 1-S Rt. 6 Southbury, 263-2931 Closed Monday .MILESTONE MOTEL Routes 6 & 292. Woodbury STEVENS REAL ESTATE 45 MTingal Rd., Waterloo n Listings Wanted 274-5833 . MOTHER GOOSE NURSERY SCHOOL " TEDDY BAER & SON, INC. • 305 Main St.. Watertown Sweeping Service — Sweepers For Mrs. Edward Dinova, Mr., 758-2878 Every Job, Parts For Every Sweeper r Rt. C Woodbury 274-8422 • NASCO, INC. " McLenaan Dr., Oakville, Conn... TED TIETZ, JR., TRUCKING OAKVILLE HOME Quassuk Rd.., Woodlmry, 2*3-3972 IMPROVEMENT CO. ' WTarbell Ave. Oakville, 274-2328 TORRINGTON SUPPLY CO., INC. Plumbing, Heating, Industrial 'Supplies - Watertiary. 756-3641 OWL" & PUSSYCAT NURSERY SCHOOL THE VILLAGE .BEAUTY SHOP J«2 Main St., Oakvill* 'Main St., Woodbury, 5, 274-3247
PERRY'S DRY CLEANERS WATERTOWN' 75J-316I OPTICAL-OPTICIANS Contact Lenses-Hearing Aids Straits. Tpke... Ten. Acre .Mall PIONEER VOLKSWAGEN CORP. Watertown, »4-3§31. «M Straits Tp4e. Watertowu, 274-S846 WITHAM'S TRANSPORTATION PLATT'S FABRIC BARN Maia St., Woodbury, 263-4619 SERVICE • transportation Anywhere In Conn. POST OFFICE DRUG STORE Middlebury Rd. n«-44S2 . * 55 DeForest St. <( Next to Town Hall) Watertown, IN-MM WOODBURY INS. AGENCY INC. Risk Management - Personal lines -QUIGLEVS, INC. Woodbury. 28-4331 or 28-24M 4S3 Main St., Walertown THE WOODBURY SUPPLY CO. Stiles Rd. RAY'S WOODBURY TEXACO1 Woodbury, 263-! 155 Mala A Spring Sis, Woodbery, W-ISO, tm WOODBURY ROY'S GARAGE, TEXACO TRANSPORTATION CO. If you find, smoke in. an open Main St., Bethlehem, 264-7*42 stairway or open hall, use School St., Wooibury, 2f3-3W another preplanned ..way out. Teach your children, how to use RAY D. PALMER Plumbing & Heating YARN BOX, •the phone to report, a ire. It UtcfcfieM Rd., Watertowo
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If yon .are: trapped In a smoke- RIVERSIDE METAL PRODUCTS ZURAITIS GMC . fflled nan, stay near the. floor, McLeanon Dr., Oakville TRUCK SALES & SERVICE where the sir is better. RO'S RESTAURANT 1M FaUs Ave , Oakville Ml Main St., Oakville Many 'people ddied —with- CREATION PLUS"~ icue was fust a WALTER C. SALEMONAS Qwassapaag Ed.. ' WatertowB, J74-*2tt S82 Main St., Waterlown, Z74-4513 Page-K-Town Times- (Watehown, (Joon.?'; l^fg, Jaycees' Annual • May 10. He will greet the Property of the Watertown Historical Societychildren and mak e his Mr Fair Slated At Goober Coloring Botiks Plaza May 14 - 29 m [els will be good watertownhistoricalsociety.orgPlans are now being com- the fair and .an now pleted for the Fourth Annul to individuals and Greater' Watertown Jaycees' itions by" calling Bill Carnival which wfll be held at 274-8733. the Watertown Plan from May 14 through Sunday, May 20. Fab- for the day: A. candy time will be .ID the evening' on weighs one eighth of an Monday through Saturday. Tbere will 'lie a matinee' on Sunday, it 'too heavy to carry to May 20. - all container? limNRgb the courtesy of Mar- quis Amusements, the carnival e*h'jtvtrn meek wfll include nine ride* and six games of skill — not chance. Ride' tickets wll be available at. three ticket booths to avoid waiting in tag lines. One ticket price is available to both . children and. adults. Savings, on the price of tickets can be had at the advanced ticket sa*'* at the Watertown. Plaza on May 12 from.'II a.m. to 1 p.m. t 0fic« Dnif Store » •*••« t» lawn Hall ... Mr. Goober will app*. JUT in per- 7O*F*r*»t St. Water town" son at.tie' afternoon matinee on LINING VF TOR fie annual Baldwin-Judson PTA Fair are, left to right: Nancy Traver, Jim Sadik and Steve Leisring. The Fair 'Will be held Tuesday, May 22, Iran 4 to 7 p.m. at Baldwin School, with a May 23 rate date. A Pre-Fair sale of 'tickets wfll be held at both schools on Hay • ' WEDDING GOWNS"" .17 and 18. Taking care of' this group of youngsters are PTA members lira. 'Terry Poirier, left, and Mrs, Gowns ami. Veils Vaklened and Sealed against yellowing Cynthia Barone. - • ' • • " ' ^ (Filippone Photo). •• " "ONLY KWIK KOIN WASH Woman's Club Pre-School Vision, early diagnosis and treatment, 'there' is often 100% success. WESTWOOD SHOPPING PLAZA * HUM •• HMHT Told Of .American Hearing Clinic In. Hearing defects often go un- Indian. History ., noticed by parents who nay at- Bethlehem .May 14 tribute a" child's' inattention to'' Paul" Hadzima, Woodbury On" May 14 from 9:30 'to 11:30 many things, never suspecting historian and teacher, addressed loss of hearing. Westbury 'Woman's Club a.m.. a pre-school .'vision ami. members at their. May meeting hearing clinic will be held at 'the Frequent sore throats, colds, Federated 'Church, Bellamy Hall virus infections, or' untreated- last week. His talk, complete allergies can 'Often, have a with "pertinent slides, was en- In. Bethlehem. 'Parents of children who are between 2 and! 5 residual effect on young titled "History of the American children's ears. Fluid may Indian"1 < '.. . " years of age and who are' not yet in school should take advantage collect in the inner ear, which if In view of recent happenings untreated can, cause' 'permanent at the Pine Ridge Reservation, of 'this clinic. 'Hearing only will be checked, on the two year olds, ' 'damage'. This 'problem or even a Mr. Hadzima updated his talk, to' collection of wax .in the 'ears,;, explain current events and' their - all others will have both hearing" -and. 'vision screened. closing: out 'certain sounds can. impact on. his friends among the gi ve rise' to poor speech 'pattens - Sioux: nation. He - has been The program, is., sponsored, 'by 1 which may require hours of Truck Division adopted , by .a family of Oglala In- the .Local Home Health Agency, speech therapy. . • •' dians dwelling in 'the Wounded in 'cooperation with 'the Connec- Knee .region.. ticut Society for 'the Prevention, Mr. "Hadzima proved to be one' oi Blindness and 'the 'Connecticut JOHM C. 0 HEILL - - of the most interesting speakers' Department ..of 'Public Health. . tie club ias had this fear. Calm, The Public Health 'Nurses wish thoughtful and. .sometimes wryly to stress that the test-time for FUNERAL HOME humorous, his words .and. pic- visual care.is in.'the-early pre- '742 Main St., ©ok «lie. tures told the story: more' elo- school years. when certain' 'eye PHONE 274-3005 quently than, voiom.es of .defects can he' corrected with RENTAL newsprint, and emotional publici- best results. Serious loss, of vi- ty have done' thus far, members sion or even blindness can result a agreed. A. question period and. 'in- if such, things as Amblyopia and formal discussion followed.. " - crossed eyes .are not. treated 1031 W. MAIM ST. ' < Town Committee before the .age .of 9. Yet. with 754-3624 >.. 'Chairman Michael Galullo has" called, a regular meeting of lie ••'§• - tats -PAWS Republican Town Committee for'. Births UMBT VAHS "WITH UFT TES. RACK iOO- . tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock to It i .- $ at. the Watertown Library ' - CLARKE — • A. son, Steven William, April 30 in, Wa.ter.bwy WYAi • I Hospital to'Mr. and Mrs. David AUL mm Iff! CARS 'AMD CHARTER STATE Clarke (Eileen Kenney), .Si Cot- •linrS' TOTAL TRAHSPOtTATtON CENTER. CONSTRICTION CO. tage Place, Oakvilte. . . - M in.L.^. • — - ..« --•— /T lUCMffy MM nllHWRI • ASPHALT FOURTH ANNUAL GREATER .WATERTOWN JAYCEES PAVIN6 • Sftpik: Syittms CARNIVAL CtM 274-4477 tr 753-7152 1I..H. laCuyW" R.J.. Pokwnbo Marquis 9 BIG RIDES Amusements 6 GAMES OF SKILL Fun For All MAY 14 - MAY 20 MR. GOOBER NYLON AND POLYESTER ; - in person . We thank the many local SEWING THREADS MAY 20th businesses that support our projects. ADVANCE TICKET SALE A WATSKIOWN WATERTOWN for Rides -"at the Plaza INDUSTRY-SINCE May 12th 1000 PLAZA ' . 'if a.m. - 2 p.ra. : Town Tiroes (Watertown, Conn.), May 10, 1973—Page 13 County SheriffPropertys of the WatertownThe sheriffs will meet at 6:30 Historical8190 SocietySherif f Patsy Deputy Sheriff Angeline Bee-'" p.m. for their annual meeting were. need.. The hake, to be Alfaoo of 'Tonugtau, 'bake chair- Plan First Annual ca, of Watertown is chairman. and election of officers, ex- 'Catered, by Dileo's, will be held 'man., reported ±ets will again Dinner Dance - Assisting Mrs. Becca ace' 'Deop- ecutive .and grievance com- at the' Gosben Fairgrounds Aag. be limited m 'Order to better ties Joseph Battistoni and. mittees. '19, featuring a steamship roast facilitate 'those who amraany at The first watertownhistoricalsociety.orgbeef dinner. " 'tend the' event. of the LitchfWd County Sheriffs' Hondeau AOnand. - "' > Plans for the: annual clambake Assn. wiU be held June 1 at Dileo's Restaurant, Torringtoo, according to High Sheriff William N. Menser. The program will feature a 7 p.m. buffet dinner, followed by dancing to the music of the Matt Pascual Quartet, and will be open to members and friends of the association. Tickets will be available shortly from deputy and special deputy sheriffs CELEBRATE WITH US & SAVE! SALE ON THRU MAY! 10 SPIED BIKE FREE GIVEAWAYS GIVEN AWAY fREB 30 RECORD ALBUMS COME IN & REGISTER 15 PAIRS OF JEANS PARTY WITH US & SAVE! PLUS POSTER, PATCHES & DOUBLE Striped or White, Permanent Press ELEPHANT' KNIT choice of 10 JEANS MISS SALLY M. CANFIELD, SLACKS colors daughter of Mr. .and Mrs:. Nor- man Canfield, of Colonial Heights, Va., formerly of Water- town, will graduate May 13 from - Wingate Junior , College, EXTRA SPECIAL BOYS JACKETS Wingate, N.C. Miss Canfield. a 1971 graduate' of Watertown High 2000 PAIR $ ' nylons School, 'das been > accepted at 'Virginia Polytechnic Institute, poplins Blacksburg, Va., where she will SLACKS major in- pre-veterinary or medicine. On 'May 16 she 'will ac- DRESS SLACKS dacron & company her grandmother, Mrs.' CASUAL 'SLACKS R.O. Anderson, of Colonial DRESS JEANS ' Haigbts, also formerly of Water- cotton town, .and1 her brother, Roger N. Canfield, a senior at 'the Univer- . Press. sity of' Connecticut, on, a 'three- MENS WHITE week. trip1 "to' Sweden, where' they ELEPHANT will visit relatives. SPOUT NAVY $4 JEANS JACKETS 1/2 Off JEANS [MARK'S LANDSCAPE 5 MEN'S DRESS SPECIAL GROUP A COMPUTE . 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*..,". * * - •' r». •• -• ••*'*•* •' wi- #•»•*•• •#.•.• {Watertown, Conn.), « Property of the Watertown HistoricalPhilip J. Murph Societyy Receives M.B.A . Philip J Murphy has received receii ed his Bachelor's Degree a Master's Degree in Business from Mount Saint Mafy's Administration from Western Colh ige in Emmitsburg, New England College. Maryland. He" is 'tie son of Mr. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSpringfield, Mass. Mr. Murphy and. lira,. Charles. J. Murphy, WMtt Htnore' Road, Middlebury. Jean Contois Wed Mr: Murphy 'presently' is at First [Federal Savings, off Water- To Mark Wisausky "'Ibiiry • is Assistant Secretary. He - Mrs. Margaret 'Contois, 227' also . s very - active in. several Porter St.,. has announced the' cine organizations .as Cha" ".marriage of Her daughter, Jean, of the Watertown Branch off the to Mark .A. Wisausky, of Ameiican 'Red Cross; Vice Oakville. The wedding took place 'Chair man and Treasurer of 'the on Friday, May 4, at 6 p.m. at St. Wateprbury Chapter of the John's Church with " the Rev. .American 'Red Cross; and .Direc- Marshall 'Flip, officiating. tor oi the Waterbury Exchange - William T. Grenier, .uncle of Club. the' bride, gave her away. Mrs. "MrJ Murphy resides at 31 Jams Beale, Oakville, the bride's Center St. with his wife, Bar- sister, was Matron of Honor. bara, and their two sons. Mark Daly, Watertown, was Best Man. ; Both bride and bridegroom' were' graduated Iron Watertown Express High School. ;Mrs. Wisausky is mow toodM»9 'for employed by Pik Kwik Stores Mints in and Mr. Wisausky"'by Cura & Sons. oH the way. Check ow GOING TO PRESS. Members of Mr. Skonieczny's sell-development class at South School compile their Following a. reception at 'the bi-weekly newspaper, 'tie Soutli Sea Sounder. Pictwed, left to' right, are; Glenn Sovia, Wiliam Marcisz, Oakville VFW Hall, the couple Greg Russo .and, 'Chris Chester. " • - ' 'departed on a wedding trip toth e Pocono Mountains in Penn- Ult.MiJiSt.,Ttnh|M • _ • . ; ' " • ' • • (V. Scovell.Phofo). sylvania. .. '. ; Drawing Mmy 14 For Free Vmeatmm Weekend Offer NOTICE .. Next' Monday,'.May 14, marks' announced in. the May 17 issue of 'the last opportunity for residents Town Times. "They will have un- WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL to' win an all-expense paid vaca- til next. 'Oct. 1 to 'take: advantage KIRCO tion for two at the' fabulous Jug of, their weekends, or to claim End Resort in the beautiful their dinners. SPRING CONCERT Berkshires. To be eligible, old subscribers Three lucky couples, will win. simply must be' paid up to' date.. ft VACUUM CLEANIR Fit., eve, May 11th, 8 p.m. weekends at Jug End and three New subscribers must have paid REPAtftING ft' PARTS " more will win dinners for two at for 'their subscriptions, not simp- The Country Tavern, Heritage ly ordered 'them,. Checks for$ 5 'Village. - 'The ..promotion• is the' should be' sent to Town Times, BREAKFAST SPECIAL "'Town Times" way of saying care of P.O. Box 1, Watertown. (EVfKYDAY) ' ' thanks to the ""many subscribers For those who take out subscr ip-: SOLD OUT who have 'been with us over the tions for two years, at $10, their -years, and welcome to "all 'the names will be' entered twice in * RUSH SEATS - 10 minutes before concert " new' subscribers who have and. the 'drawing. $ will have signed, up by May 14. Names of -the winners will be .99 THANK YOU, WATERTOWN CHAS. F. LEWIS HIKE'S for your' support. KAY'S HARDWARE " Landscaping COFFEE SHOP .W.H.S. MUSIC DEPT.' 'fi7 Main St. 599 Main St. B. PETTIMICCHi: - COOUJER, DIRECTORS Track ins 274-S102 Tel. 274-1038 Lawn Maintenance '- • OffN 5:90' A M, 1O * KM. Quality ttloro Price 263-4230 Gils-Prim $ Itfs - dental Sank* WOODBURY, CONN. 1.25 DYNAMIC M.25 THE MADEUX REAL ESTATE AGENCY WASHMOBILE has the MADEUX INSURANCE IGEWCY Writing ail I - lines "of • Insurance in the' Waterbury, Completely Automatic Oakville, Watertown and surrounding area. efffectiv* CAR WASH April 1' 422 Main St. Phone 274-1522 Oakville Pre-rinsing & Wax Included WOODBURY LANDSCAPE MONEY SAVING SPECIAL! TREE SERVICE, Inc. Book of 11 tickets for We- are. now taking orders for 00 tent caterpillar and ' foliage •spraying. .HO SPRING CLEANUP ' - - $ FERTILIZING, Lawnt a * 13.75 value — save 3.75 & Trees PLANTINGS ' oik the attendant for information TREE PRUNING and REMOVAL BRUSH CHIPPING . 2 WASHMOBILES TO SERVE YOU SHRUBBERY MAINTENANCE RICHARD F. WARNER - 3 MINUTE CAR WASH LICENSED ARBORIST PHONE: 263-2060 - . - ECHO LAKE RD., WATERTOWN Church St., ' ' '' - " * Woodbury f (Watartown, Com.), May M, ,l§ra-#aiep,» Property of the WatertownHard Mil Road and. Route: IS LanHistoricale and to John'Jdseph Society was made at a 'meeting of the Sullivan, Waterbury, for a home INSURANCE BETHLEHEM NEWS Planning Commission Monday...... on' Arch 'Bridge Road...... The RE Al ESTATE Application 'is. being 'made' by Commission voted to' renew ap- By Paul Johnson James J... .and Veronica M. 'Mart, proval, of a. building lot granted J .ANDRE F0URN1EI watertownhistoricalsociety.orgNew Fail-field .... 'The develop- three years .ago to''Charle s Ciar- Proposed town ordinances, Janet Kallenbach, Lorraine ment .is to be 'known, as Wind-Clif f cia, and to advise' Richard. J. 133 Main St., Onktraw several of which promise' to be Cheney and. Martha litwin. Farms...... A request for approval Woods,. Middlebury, .and Richard. controversial, are due to be Understandably unhappy .after of a 19-l.ot subdivision, on Munger .and Joan. Nichols, Lakes' 'Road, 274-2569 acted, upon at a special meeting' answering two false alarms, on Lane filed by Catherine 'that their properties .have' been, this Thursday eve which will Saturday we're Bethlehem Krupinski was .again presented approved, for building purposes. 0STINGS WANTED follow .all animal budget hearing Firemen ...... One: .alarm was for a. by 'Lance Funston of 'Long due to' .adopt, spending schedules cottage "supposedly being Meadow Associates, and discus-' for the next fiscal year..... An or- 'destroyed by flames on. tie west sion 'with, the Planning' Commis- IT AI Mother Should Bo dinance which will set a .shore' of Long Meadow 'Pond, and sion indicated, the question . minimum square footage for tie second alarm reported a. remaining prior to approval is IDIX'FOLTI Treated To Th« Finost home construction .will be ban on. one of the town's major limited to' drainage questions ..... proposed, and. while 'the footage dairy farms atop Carmel Hill as "The Commission approved, per- to be specified; hasn't been stated. 'being afire'.... Firemen..respond- mits to Richard Classman, for a the restrictions involved in tie ed, to both alarms in good garage with overhead apartment LOU COSTA S RESTAURANT ~ vote, appear most likely to effect numbers, and the cost.to on West. Street; to David C. Waterfowi* Rd. , Thomaston Butkusm Watertown, for a 'bouse trailers, probably to the extent Firemen, personally .and. to the Lows Costa — Owner & Che! of preventing use' of smaller siz- 'town, plus 'the 'endangering of on Hard Hill Road; to James A.. ed units ..... "He: house size, lives., makes the 'two incidents of LaBoudy, Woodbury, for a house FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 283-9668 however, does not affect building serious, concern. on Paradise 'Valley Road; to lot .acreage requirements, which Selectmen 'nave named a five-' Maureen A. and Gerard P. John- are sightly less than two acres, - member study group to recom- son, Georgetown, for a 'bouse' on HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY and. were established "at that •West Street; to Peter J. mend a site; .and to obtain costs Kaminski to build a. 'home on figure in a 'previously adopted or- for' a new 'town 'hall...... 'Delegated Magnolia. Mil 'Road; to William dinance. " to 'the task .are Town Clerk Lucy J. Mastriano, WaterflMry, to WHY WAIT FOR SERVICE? A second ordinan.ee. less likely Palangio, Thomas Piazza, build a home .and garage onCab- to produce controversy, con- Walter Hunt, Charles Parmelee bage Lane; to Gary M. and CALL cerns sewerage: plants and state and Walter Seklerer .....Site of Hedwig R. Varall, States .Island, that the ''town will not accept: or the new building is 'expected to N...Y. to' build a house on Hickorv .maintain, them ..... Town officials meet general expectations 'that it ZELLOS APPLIANCE SERVICE explain; the ordinance' is designed, will be on 'town, property adja- to eliminate any 'town, liability cent to the new library...... CHAUfFEURED 753-5294 "for .such; installations made for CADILLAC LIMOUSINES Specializing in 'Repairing KanntaraJft Whirlpool Appliance* 1 Federal revenue sharing funds apartment buildings or other' are 'expected, to meet at least a Weddings. & Other Occasions All moke* of Refrigerator 'Door Gasket* multiple dwelling units. - 'portion, of 'the building cost. Any Day- Any Time- HAVE RECONDITIONED WASHING MACHINES A. third 'Ordinance' would ban. Woodbury Savings 'Bank, .has Any Weather . FOR SALE -- SAVE MONEY the: use' off gasoline, motors on made application to'the: state for fXm$$W'A,Y AUTO MVIKY boats on. the town-owned Long' permission, to open a branch in 93 Mfirien Rd -754 415) 107HUBBEUAVE. OAKVIUE Meadow Pond''.... 'This item, is in. Bethlehem, on. the town's Main. the meeting; warning as the Street It will be the first 'bank- result of a petition filed with 'the ing institution in history of the selectmen ..... The subject, town ...... Folks, who would like to .however, 'has'bad discussion at oppose its opening, or who would, previous town, meetings and has. like to say a good word on its been" the subject of differing 'behalf, should send their ..mis- opinions. sives to 'the" Regional Director of The meeting is also to be asked the Federal .Deposit Innrance to hike the fees1. lor soil, tests Corporation, 'Regional office, 2 . made by 'the building inspector Center Plaza, Room 810, Boston, .... The present fee is $15, and by .'May It. A PAVOR while the proposed revision hasn't been spelled out in. ad- Bethlehem-Morris Garden vance a figure1 of $25 has been Club will meet Tuesday night 'in REP, SAV£ mentioned as a possible replace- Johnson Memorial Hall, with ment charge... members to 'hear a 'talk on AT FlffST The' budget to he acted upon "What. Goes on in Liza's has 'been revised to require less Garden" to be given by 'Mrs. THAN KS Ellsworth Wood of Gaylord FEPERAL tax money for the coming year, Garden, Goshen ..... Liza Gaylord although this is accomplished was original owner of 'Mr. .and FOR TH £ primarily by bookkeeping Mrs. Wood's 200-year old home methods ...... ' A. .surplus of $9,217 and garden, and she will bring from the/iscal operations 1971-72 several delicacies 'flavored, with TIP. £0 has 'been .applied, by 'the' 'Board, of herbs, from, the' garden to the Finance to reduce' 'the 'tax levy 1 needs, and the contingency fund 'meeting There will also be an of the finance board.,, used for informal flower show, with the: emergency purposes, has 'been theme "Spring 'Has Sprung" ..... 0 Q cut from $6,086 to $3,246 These: Mrs. Theodore Johnson .and Mrs,.. two items, plus eliminating $500 N. E. Merrill are accepting asked originally to finance a reservations for a trip on June 21. youth center and $400 for equip- to Hammond Museum's Oriental ment for the fire1 department, Stroll. Gardens in North Salem., would 'permit, a. tax levy of; 45' N'.'Y,, .mills as compared with (he pre- Bethlehem. Grange members sent 44. will, hold a pot luck supper at 6:30 Two 'building lots which cross p.m.. 'Monday., and will, follow the Bettilehem-Washington town this by 'conferring of 'third, and. line have been giving the fourth, degrees upon, a class of Washington. Planning Commis- •new members .... Fifth degree' sion problems, with, a. solution. members can return to the hall suggested1 that all buildings in for another pot luck supper on the planned 'land subdivision be Wednesday when - Excelsior located in Bethlehem, thus plac- Pomona will 'be meeting ... A First ing the three lots involved under chicken barbecue is to be held- Bethlehem 'control Planning' .May 20 at Camp Berger and Commissions, 'however cannot Grangers' or others interested .regulate "location of a house on a may obtain tickets from Roger building .'Site, thus leaving a legal Merrill. "problem for which Washington 'The first filing of a map for a. planners are 'now seeking help..... proposed 22-lot development Owners, of the' land involved are: with, frontage on. Cabbage .Lane, theSWINGSpeople 69L...Certificate Savings. $5,000 Minimum-2 Year Term We or More. Rale Guaranteed if Held to Maturity. Earn from I Oato of' issue. Ensure 5-3/4% *r_ Certtftcate Savings. 11,000 Minimum-1 Year 0 Safe Term. Rate Guaranteed if Held to Maturity. Earn from Date of Issue. 8 Satisfactory 5Vr_ Passbook Sayings. Earn From Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal. Interest ort Ail Accounts Paid or Com- pounded Quarterly. 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\ • mil Page A»-TowPropertyn Times (Watertown of, Gawd, the Watertown Historical Society Gail Johnson, Kathy LeBlanc . •3*41 Win Jr. Women'swatertownhistoricalsociety.org Scholarships LW-* - The Watertown Woman's Club recently presented 'two $400 scholarships to members of' the L ,t 1973 Watertown High School graduating class. Winners are Gail Johnson ami Kathy tiiti ii
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Katfcy LeBlaac been a member off the Glee Club, A.F.S., F.T.A., Seek (Students Exchanging Everyday BEAUUEITS fourth grade at Polk School is- conducting a -toy and boo); sale this week to .raise Knowledge), was Junior Class money for a '"Mother'" "" '•' s Da~ y project- - . The- y pla- n to. • bu- y starte- • r plant- s for thei- i -iB0tters, President and is Treasurer of the (Koslosky Photo). Senior Class and a member of Gal the National Honor Society. She Mrs. Margelot > "" ' Miss Johnson is the- daughter is the second oldest of five RJ. BLACK frStl, IIC. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Johnson, children. Heads Westbury Basket Barn Sales & Swvic* 75 Longview Aw. She has work- Miss LeBlanc is the daughter 39 Grove St., Thoaaston off Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeBlanc, Woman's Club ' .. Hours: Mon. through Sat. „ I^'BUS) BiflMI IBMRIMRI' ed as a Volunteer camp 68 Oak St. The oldest of six counselor at One Waterbury Area Mrs. Kenneth Margelot was 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. children, she enjoys sewing and - 'TEL. 219-5*71 274-8S53 Episcopal Council Day Camp cooking and as a result was elected President of the West- and this influenced her decision chosen Watertown's lf?S Betty bury Woman's Club at the annual to attend Southern Connecticut Crocker Borne maker of meeting held recently. Slate College as a Special Educa- Tomorrow. She is chairman off Also elected were: Mrs. tion major. Recently she receiv- William Owen, Vice-President; ed the D.A.R. Good Citizen, the Senior Prom publicity chair- ROOT & BOYD INC man of the senior class play and Mrs. Bernard Bernetsky, Recor-,, Insurance Underwriter^i Since 1853, award, and, co-chaired the drive President of the C.Y.O. Kathy is ding Secretary; Mrs. Chester throughout the 'Community to listed In Who s Who in American Habeggar, Corresponding GENERAL INSURANCE raise funds for muscular High Schools. Her plans for the Secretary; Mrs. Gordon dystrophy in, conjunction with future include attendance at St. Knowlton, Treasurer; " and ^ REAL ESTATE tie nationwide Shamrocks .for Joseph College, Hartford, work- chairmen, Mrs, John Robb, • Dystrophy campaign. She 'hasing toward a dietetic internship Program, Mrs. 'Edward Corrao, WATERTOWN: 449 Mali, St. 2 and eventually leading to becom- Social; Mrs. Gordon EHiott, WATERBURY: UllfeadowSt. Methodist Choir ing an A.D.A. registered dieti- Telephone; Mrs. Robert Denley> 'Project,; 'Mrs-. James Martin and (Wifeertown, C5om.)f May 10, High School Pool town... They contributed some Property of the Watertowneducational programs including Historical"I 'think I voted .right most; of homesSociety, in Watertown. .Buil t in the (Continued Prorn Pag© 1) .good judgment,"" — some on-the-job experience in, the 'time' and. did .my best to. look 'There were times 'When be dis- 1700's on Utchfield Road,, and. wooden staUon retail sales. out for the interests of 'the town. purchased by Mr1.. Reinhold 48 agreed with his older proteges, Good School System hangs in. a room, at the Mr. Reinhold recalls advocating, yyear s agog, , it probablpy is one of Reinhold's L itch fie Id Road 'Mr. Reinhold 'has no 'Criticism ,in. Hartford." th t hitrill fihd withwatertownhistoricalsociety.org little support;, It-year bon- of the' education system he has .Mr... Reinhold Was a chief 'sup- 'the most historically borne. . . ' ding for 'the town's $30,000 debt 'homes in the area,. Mr. Reinhold. 'lot 'toe railroad was a part; of helped develop: '"We haw a, porter and. defender of a bil 'in. the: 1920's. "It was big money rather good school system here, passed, in. 1971, which - made and his 'wife restored the interior Reinbold history even, before the in those days and 'they wanted, a and hand 'painted wall, designs in fate 1800's. Mr Reinhold's 'both, 'buildings and- personnel,. Connecticut a member of the longo- payment period." Mr. .'But for' the Future — 'it 'will be Tri-state 'Transportation. Com- several rooms. grandfather also worked with . Reinhold won. The' furnishings date 'back, to the Pennsylvania railroad. The dedicated people rather than mission. With New York and He .held, his position, as Board large 'expenditures that will help New Jersey, the state' 'now par- the 1600's and include a collec- town of Reinbold, Pa. is 'named, of Finance chairman until 1.910.. tion of chairs, beds, baskets' and in his honor. maintain 'this, 'high quality." ticipates in planning and. other items hand made by In 1909 the Reinholds mewed to Most Prized Achievement Finding' it difficult to put aside research on transportation in. 'the' .. Despite the fact 'that Me. his 'interest in the' town's educa- area. members of 'the Shaker com-' Waferfown.- The; elder Mr. Reinhold was active in govern- munity in. Hancock, Reinhold worked for the New tion, Mr.'.. Reinhold worked on the For the' distant future, .Mr. Massachusetts. ment until two months ago, the 'education committee' of 'the.' state' Reinhold predicts that the Com- .Haven Railao.nl. .and. Us son, achievement he prizes ' most Mr. Reinhold .'knew several Frank, joined, 'him at the age of legislature from 1970-72. mission will propose' 'the: con- members of that now historical, dates back to 1938-40. During the 1960's, Mr.,, struction of a 'major .airport, off li hi 1912. .ft was Mr. Reinhold's "'During those two years' we religious community which, first, .job. Me was a night, yard Reinhold served on, the' first. the coast of Bridgeport with produced, some of 'the simplest managed to keep "Watertown Town Council in addition to being tunnel connections 'under .Long clerk for 11 years. completely' out of debt. 'Then the and most well 'Constructed fur- .Deciding; 'that "'the "railroad a- member of the Board of Island. Sound to' New York City. niture made .'in New 'England.. war came and. we never were out. Education. Will Mr: Reinhold ever run. for was over the hump" .and that of debt again, and. never will be. I In June, several pieces .from. -there was little future in, 'that And 'there was even another office again? 'Mr. Reinhold's 'Collection will be 1 enjoyed 'those twelve years on position be 'held: 'Chairman of "On. election night 1970' I was 'business, he joined the 'then new' the 'Board of Finance when 'the auctioned in. 'Maine. Other items Connecticut .Light.' and. 'Power 'the Connecticut Transportation very' happy but I, vowed, never have 'been donated to the Shaker town grew from, a village to a Authority. again, to run for 'the legislature. 'Company in 1923. suable community." Museum in .Hancock. 'Mr. Reinhold 'noted, that the Appointed by Governor John The requirement of a candidate Besides" being an antique Although he values those two Dempsey in 1961,,, Mr. Reinhold is vigorous 'and the jobis awfully CL&P was ""then a 'young and debtless years. 'Mr. Reinhold collector, Mr... Reinhold is a growing company and was an was 'Chairman 'until March of hard work,." painter, carpenter, refinisher confessed that "it might have 'this year. In January of this year his offshoot of the" New Haven 'been smarter' to go into debt then and a .sailor. He spends .his free railroad until Teddy Roosevelt During 'those' '12 years on the term in 'the legislature and on, the time boating' on 'Long.. Island. and. do some 'building at 'those Authority, he witnessed the town's Sewer and Water Authori- began trust busting." cheaper prices." :So(itid. and gardening. Joins CUP "throes -of the New Haven ty expired. Recently be com- He also is a 'Collector of Water-" .During' World War II, he spent Railroad which 'really should " pleted his work as Chairman of His move from 'the railroad to four years in Washington D.C., town antiques including old town, CL&P was a wise one. "Maybe 'nave died. ten. years ago." But the Second. Charter 'Revision maps 'and the 'door from, one of working for 'the U'.S. Navy's 'the railroad, was saved by 'the' Commission. my judgment was good,'"' Mr. purchasing department. He .'had the town's first houses. - Reinhold said as 'he 'detailed, 'his Authority's efforts 'that included, But on 'the state' level, there For Watertown's future Mr. also served in the Navy during testifying before the U'.S. might be more future involve- promotions which culminated .'in. World War' I. Reinhold would .like to see: "a. his appointment as a vice- Supreme Court in support of ment for Frank Reinhold. balance 'between housing 'and in- When, he returned in 1946, he federal aid for its survival. He hinted that sometime this1 president in. 1.956'. Me retired was elected, to' the .Board, of dustrial, development.. Year from 'the 'power 'Company in 1961 Mr. Reinhold forsees the month he may be asked to do round use' of school buildings, an Education where he served until nationalization of the 'Country's more' work, for the' Conn.ecti.cttt. 'but stayed, on as a consultant un- 1968. expanded, adult education til 1913. railroads 'Sometime in 'the next Transportation Authority. program, improved zoning His involvement in. Watertown Those two decades on "the five years. "'We 'nave to 'begin, For Frank Reinhold, being ac- regulations, .and 'better quality' government, began, about 'the '.Board will probably be Ms most, supporting the kind of transpor- tive in government bas also bousing developments." same time as Ms association recognized, years of servi.ee' when tation that works in certain, meant believing 'in government. At the age of 77, Frank with. CL&P, from, which he he is honored, later 'this month. areas. For 'Connecticut railroads "'"'The."way to'd o something about Reinhold says he doesn't feel old. retired, a few yean ago as a vice- As chairman of 'the .'Board., .Mr. that especially means the route your .government is to take .some "I do everything I ever did... I. eat president. Reinhold convinced, town, to New' York City." active part in it. Government well, sleep well, and work hard. I residents' that expansion, of 'their - 'Mr. Reinhold's transportation has a hand in. everything you do... 'Why did he decide to begin a school facilities'was- vital and get a, lot of fun out of life-time of commitment to state activities' took him-to the White You. just can't ignore it." life." Having: "retired" four' necessary in a growing town. House in 1966. He received a In addition to that dedication and local government? He says with pride 'that-the times in the 'past 1,5 years,, be "I. believed that a man who special invitation from. Presi- to' government, there is also a. says with .some determination years 1953-63 "saw 'the town, dent Lyndon Johnson to witness deep respect and. connection to lives in town, should take an ac- spend more dollars on 'education that "It's time I really retired." tive interest in the town's the signing of a .major transpor- history thai belongs to .Mr. That's a. hard statement to than it ever did before. tation bil. Reinhold, government. There's a certain Somebody bad to get the town, to' believe, when you consider Ms SMI amount of 'excitement in being a. Greatest Honor .Lovely Home years, of continuous involvement approve it. It was a difficult In 1970 Watertown voters gave He lives in one of 'the oldest in state and, local government. .part of what's going on." job." .Mr. Reinhold his ""greatest Bit it was more than an. active Ironically, Mr... Reinhold honor'" whey 'they elected him to interest for .'Frank Reinhold. It originally opposed, requesting the General Assembly in Hart- Imbimbo's Formal Wear was a full-time concern... funds for the 'pool which will ford .His first position. was as bear his name. He explained 'that Carrying the town, by 375 votes, M Union St. - Waterbury Democratic town auditor in the "the townspeople wouldn't have "the largest plurality for any 753-8896 1920s. Me recalls that "at that approved funding for the high Democrat in Watertown," he - time there were two auditors — school if we had insisted, on. the defeated Clyde Sayre, the Our personal supervision' <- one. Democrat and one pool, too. It was left out of our current state representastive 'Republican, who worked on the plans with tie understanding' town's annual 'report. The 'job from, the 68th district; ami years of experience that space would be provided, for Mr. Reinhold called his two gave me an insight into all the its construction at a later date..." things happening in 'the different years in, Hartford ""frustrating . insures perfect fittings. town 'departments'."'" The two-year-old .pool can '""'do and interesting." and said he -more for the physical develop- made a, "good contribution" as a, '.Later in the decade, at the age ment of young people and' for the member of the education, and of 28, was named chairman of enjoyment of "all. town residents transportation committees. Finest cleaning - Puritan Dry Cleaners - 754-2955 'the first; Board of Finance. He 'than most, of our facilities," Mr... was younger than most of the Reinhold says. other men active in town govern- In. addition, to winning the ment,, tal it was a situation he town's approval for large 'educa- used to his advantage. tion expenditures 'Mr. Reinhold From 'those older mien., who in- was instrumental in establishing -eluded' the "late 'Marry the Distributive Education Sitzmark - Heminway, John Scott, .Fletcher program in Watertown. A 'Cer- Judson, McLain Buckingham, tificate of thanks from, the 'and Michael Brahen, Mr. Distributive Education Club of Reinhold received some of .his .America, decorates the wall of 'best, advice. one .room, of .his home. SPORT At, 44 Woodbury, Coon. -""They took' me into their con- Watertown DEC* has provid- fidence. I would always consult ed, high school business-bound, (1 mile Mow Lake Quassapoug) them about problems facing the s t u d e n t s with s e v e r a. I .Motorcycles and Bikes • Minibikes and $d« A Service — Coatpltt* .Accessorise WATERBURY HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES Tennis Rt. 63 702 Straits Tphe. Watertown 263 4266 274-2529 10 Speeds • ' • Tennis • • CMiing Cilo Head Point Set Rixe Bancroft rleocl wiyifipic More raft la SO L£ONA*D$T. EXT OIL CO. WATMBURY (flic-Spirt Dunlop WMte Stog I iMHHy I'BMfc,! Pit. 1 (flMP COMPLETE FUEL OIL and 1 'Cat Ililu.iS JWI M ^ft^—J^^,— BOTTLED GAS SERVICE 756-4471 Sit z mark «••••••••••••••••••—•••••••« Tiro^g (Wtterto^, Coac^, PropertyCUF ofF NOTE Sthe - Georgi e RayWatertown, fish of my life last week, Itsas aHistorical Society fof liter Watertown aooP Oakville inches long .and (pit* a battler, SPEAKING OF Legion baseball player is a To roe, who, bas fished very fifitc member of tie Mattattck Com- •limn ffca^nk^wwil' "'.lA |jL 'Ji munity College team, the Chiefs whale. AJKTI coaWn't keep it SPORTS watertownhistoricalsociety.org1 'The Hale' -.says Northern Pike .ax* enjoying a fine season and have to' 'be M indies long...Basal By Bob Pot nit r haven't they in all sports this Boccl outing has been changed to year? Another ' ex-WHS The Kiiicks and Lakers NBA athlete. ..Rich Avoletta, it playoffs may be thrilling a lot of pitching I'pr the Foor Sons Sato 'Fein, :Sr.., one of the best people but 111 bet the United Restaurant' in the Waterbury baseball players ever to - 'Hmmt'. States - Sdvtet Union games have Modified League. Rich was a out of 'Ulis .area,, is 'now • cham- .scrapper on the fjrst high school pion in another field. Sam is Hie provided fie better thrills, par- football team*', at Water- ticularly that one in Madison UllOfOCwl - MHHUBIKNUKI town ...Watertown VFW, cham- i C Square Garden, Monday night pions 'of 'the Community League1 pioa ot the Senior Citisenf .with little Ernie DeGregorio are new members of the Brass - around the St. Peterslwrg, Fla, showing the big Russians and big City loop. ,I caught 'the biggest .area. '. '" "•-•• •• .. ,_, Americans too, what 'tie game They take their sfauf fleboard really should tie played like. serious and Sam is so good he is Krayeske 'On Staff bete urged to tun. "pro". The Buffalo, area fans, must 7 THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN' .... white. Cindy lojinki, lindi have drooled over Ernie D's per- For Grid Clinic - That * a fact. Mitchell and Pat Shea, left to right, are long those who will take formance for it appears as if the Brian .Dowling1., ex-Yale great - Sam had a long career, first as part in "Kaleidoscope," to 'be by the Dance-Theatre spectacular Providence guard a pitcher, then as a third .. and 'now 'the backup quarterback Workshop, of Watertown, on FFriday, II, at: | p.m. at swift ..will cast his talents with: 'the Buf- of-tie New England Patriots, baseman .fir many teams. He Junior High i falo NBA franchise. Now if he and Jim Krayeske, former Mead. and another Oakvilte tad of those could only bring his Friar team- Football Coach, at Watertown yester yean, Bill Flaanagan, tter Osborn, Jr.,. at 274- mate Marvin Barnes to Buff ate, High School and Western were stalwarts -with the old there would be some honeymoon GAS PAINS??? STILL YOUR BEST BUY 1*73 VOLKSWAGEN HI I • 11 WATBRTOWNBUlLblNG SUPPLY CO., Inc. • ^PWBwHBipi. WWII1 JWMp WW| MPW!9H' M* InPHRWIT WtMm•W'BPMBHB Telephone: 274-2555 ON DISPLAY NOW! : - ' LUMBER - BUILDING SUPPLIES - MILLWORK . -: . "' ; , ' HARDWARE - PAINTS - RENTALS 56 Echo Lake Road ' > " . Waterto*m, Conn. 06796 !»•»•• .lit SlraMs Tanpte •». n- (Watertown, Coon.), May 10, 1973—Page 19 PropertyREDUC ofE EXCEStheS FLUID WatertownS .BARGAIN' GALORE at Water Historical- tint tie beard and determined atSocietyfrom 9:30 a.m. to 2 pjn . CLASSIFIED with FWdet. Lose weight 'with. bury Thrift Shop, rear oof the 'Probate' 'Office' in Water- New staff applicants are Dex-A-Diet capsules at 'Drug Vaughn TV, 1125 .Main St., town, in said District, on 'the: 25th welcome. They 'may call 'the City of Watertown. Watertown. Open every Tnurs., day of 'May A.D., 1973, at 2:00 following people for infor- FOR YOUR BEST BUYS in, FrL, Sat., 10-2 p.m. 'Good, 'used o'clock in the afternoon and that mation: in Watertown, .Mrs. carpeting, we our lane stock ofwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgWANTED: Woman or'high clothing, books, knicfcnacfcs for notice be; given, of 'the 'pendency Dayton '2744102;. in. Woodbury, 'Mil Ends and Remnants 'from school girl to help with light entire family. . 'Of said application, .and. 'the 'time Mrs. Gallagher 213-2313; in America's Beit Known Carpet house cleaning approximately 'and. place of hearing thereon by Thomaston, < Mrs. Weeks. 283- Mis. Savings from 1/4 to 1/3. 'three hours Friday mornings. SARAH COVENTRY publishing 'this order one time in 5266. Many large enough for wall-to- 11.50 per hour. Call 274-6501. JEWELRY worn free. 'Earn 'ex- 'some newspaper having a. cir- The monthly Service Unit wall fffffiilniflqffMf tra cash. NEW FOR SPRING. culation in .said. District,, also 'be 'Meeting' for Crestwood will be HOUSATONIC VALLEY FOB, KENT': Country IMng. 274-2410. leaving 'with or' by 'mailing in cer- betd Thursday, May 10. This. . RUG SHOP Three' or four-room apartment. tified letters.,,, postage 'prepaid, a month again it will be held at two Tile bath-, formica, cabinets, new CAS. STOVE, refrigerator, dryer copy of 'this, .order' to the Office of different tim.es,, 9:30' a.m. at the afuve, w-w carpeting,- wastar- .and kitchen .set for .sale. Call 274-. Commissioner of Welfare. Hart- First Congregational Church, dryer available. NorJhfieM. TW© ford, Conn., on or 'before 'the 15th Watertown and at 7:30 p.m. at minutes to Et. 8, '15 to Water- LENNOX 'day of 'May 1973. 'ttw Oakville library. 'Leaders, bury. »M®25. ' " .LEGAL NOTICE Attest are to 'bring their troops records Heating, Hut, Water, Warm, .Mr & Joseph M. Navin, for evaluation. Mr Conditioning. FOR SALE: 1966 Pontiac 'Court of .Probate Judge Kt.jp America, Beautiful, Day WESSON HEATING CORP. Tempest. », PA, P.B,. Best. TT1 S-10 -73 will lite held 'this Saturday, Waterbury 'Offer' over $300. Call 274-S638. District: of Watertown Tel.. 62M711 FOR SALE: Boy's Columbia 3- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NOTICE OF PUBLIC ERNIE'S AUTO' BODY WORK HEARING |Servicemen's Corner] One of the most completely speed, l*fc year' old bicycle. fSS.. .'ESTATE OP CATHERINE S. TOWN' OF WATERTOWN, equipped Paiat _& Body Shops in Call "'bet:ween WcM p:m,, H4- BUTTRICK' CONNECTICUT ' KILLEEN, Tex. — Captain. Connecticut. Wheel .Alignment Pursuant to an .order .of Hon.. Peter A. Berger, son of Mr. and .and Balancing. TENNIS HE ESSES and Joseph M. Navin, Judge, all' In accordance with, the Mrs. Howard, R. .Berger, 381 141 Meriden Road sweaters.. Monogramming .and claims' must: be presented, to' the provisions .of Section -307 of the Norwood Ave... West Long Wtterbury reweaving. FREE clothes for fiduciary named 'below on. or Charter of the Town of Water- Branch,»N.J., is participating in Club Captains. Phone' Davidson's before' Aug. 4, 1973 or 'be 'barred, town, Notice is 'hereby .given, to' a .giant U.S. .Readiness 'Com- EMIL'S .JEWELERS — 709 Main. 'Dress Shop, 274-2222. by 'law. The fiduciary is: the residents of said Town of a. mand, 'training exercise' at 'Ft... St., Watertown. Expert watch Wintbrop .Bn.ttri.ck .Public Hearing to' be held, on Hood., Tex. repairing "and guaranteed P&J CERAMICS, 33 Rockdale Killorin Road .Monday, May 21. 1973. at 8:00 Captain ' Berger. a U.S. Air Ave., Oakville. 'Classes, Mm. Watertown.,.. Conn. o'clock, in the Library of 'the: Force' weapons controller' with' through Tburs. evenings, ? to 10. TT 5-10-73 Watertown Senior High School, the 607th' Tactical Control JUST1 ARRIVED at Chintz "N 274-8554. French Street, Watertown. Connecticut, to consider the es- .'Squadron at Lake AFB, Ariz., is 'Prints of' Newtown, an enormous .NOTICE OF PUBLIC among .more 'than. 30,000 Army. number of Decorator Slipcover, tablishment of a position of a 'full . OLD THINGS WANTED. Top .HEARING "time 'Canine Control Officer. Air Force, Air National Guard Drapery & Upholstery Fabrics, prices paid for one item or TOWN OF " WATERTOWN and AM* Force Reserve personnel Dated at 'Watertown, Connec- taking 'part in 'the operation. at eoonnotas" savings.' S. Main houseful. Check cellar, attic" or CONNECTICUT ticut this 1.0th. 'day of 'May. 1973,. St., Cite, 25) Newtown, Conn. ham... Country Bazaar, Main St., Norman M... Stephen, Chairman Woodbury, .263-2228' or 266-7758. The 'Captain's 'unit is part of the 1 In. accordance with the Watertown., Town Council Tactical Air Command which REDUCE EXCESS fluids with. provisions of Section 307 of the TT 5-10-73 Fluidex. tablets,, only $1.69 at CARPENTER AND MASON 'Charter of the Town of Water-' provides air support for U.S. 'Drug City of' Watertown. WORK, reasonable. .'Bui.kiiig.aiKl town. Notice: is hereby given to .ground forces. repairing. 'Free estimate. Tel. the residents, of .said. Town of a GIRL SCOUT NEWS .Captain' .Berger' has served at SPIOTTI MUSIC SCHOOL 274-8397, Public Hearing to tte' held on Udorn and at .Karat Royal Thai «2 Mala St.. Oakville The training schedule for AFBs in Thailand. . EXPERIENCED MASON. ••Monday, May 21,, IWJ, im- 274-8422, 274-1556, g7«5K mediately ..following a public camp leaders has been an- 'The captain's 'wife, Veronica, OB All Instn Fireplaces, patios, cellars, hearing scheduled, for 8:00 nounced. The following includes walls, etc. Top. quality, leaders from. Watertown- is the daughter of Mr: and. 'Mrs... 'reasonable prices. 'Call '274-1187. o'clock P.if. cm the natter of the Louis Kirovac. 29' Sprucewood ^ TAG SALE:' Saturday, 'May 12, Canine Control Officer, to' .con- Oakville, Woodbury, 'Bethlehem Drive, Watertown. 10-5; Sunday, May 1:3,1.-7,13 Oak sider an appropriation in the and the Thomaston area.. 'There Street. ' • ' " "'FOE SALE: 1968 Chevelle. 327, amount of $26,000.00 for the in- 'will be: three dates to' complete 350 h.p, 4 speed Hurst, 'Mags, plus stallation of a 27" storm drain the training. June 7, at 7:30 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS TOCHMAKER, ' extras. Reasonable "Call 729- line between Balmoral Drive and at the First' Congregational FOR 2 CLASS A MH1WRIGHT 7m. 'Whispering Hill Road, 'parallel to Church, Watertown. June. 1.4" TOOLMAKERS 'Guernsey/town Road. from 9:30 a.m. to-2 p.m at Black 0. F. MOSSBERG 'FOE RENT: Two single .rooms. Dated, at Watertown, Connec- Rock State Park, and a. day at Ex p« rie nee n eee»ta ry to with kitchen privileges. Males Camp Townshend on June 16 bu ild tools and dim, jigs and only. Two miles from. 'Center' of ticut, this 10th 'day of May, 1973. fixture*. 'Good working con- & SONS INC. Watertown. Call "274-8317. Norman M. Stephen, Chainnan ditiauvs,, good firing* Current openings exist in.. our Watertown Town Council, PORTER 1 Prefer mature dependable perian with benefits. Apply North Haven plant for TT 5-10-73 background in jarutonal and maintenance LOST: City National Bank, of nt. Work lour days. J7 tnurs SfCRETARIES Connecticut Book No. 010068786. ALLIED CONTROL CLERK TYPISTS Payment applied for. DISTRICT OF WATERTOWN, GROLIER ENTERPRISES, INC 100 Rafay Road si. PROBATE 'COURT, .May 3rd, Ptafitswili*,, Conn. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN (Located .cuff B.t. S between TWO FLUFFY KITTENS, red. A.D., 1:973 Br.MDee."s«KlCUP'i TOOl MAKER and buff, seeking ..friendly .ESTATE OF: HELEN An equal opportunity .employer MILLWRIGHT families. Call 274-0460. RINALDI aka HELEN CUTTER GRINDERS THERESA RINALDI of Water- GUN ENGRAVERS 'DON'T BREAK YOUR BACK. town, in said District - incompe- CA THOLIC BURIAL Have your garden roto-tilled. tent. STOCK. RTTERS Very reasonable. Call 274-8173. Upon the application of Vpp(y in. person. Perwnn*! office Catherine Christiano, Conser- WHO . . . ?' 7 Gratia Ave. BABY SITTING or odd. Jobs vatrix, praying that" she may be - North. Haven desired, by dependable 12-year authorized to' sell, certain real, will choose, you- family 'burial place? Someone must do it. old. girl. Call 274-5549. estate belonging to .said. Estate Unless, it is a planned 'decision now, your family may have to de- as per application on file more pend, on. the: judgment of a friend, or even a stranger, to select in EXPtCT TH£ IfSTI TILLING BY ROTO-HOE. "New fully appears, it is 'haste and. hope he' will not disappoint 'those who will 'be the most Expect the btst in looks and perfor- lawns .and gardens, 2" to 10" ORDERED, That said applies- frequent visitors. mance in ihmm quality cars, now be- - deep. Also raked and. .seeded... ing offered. Audi you fan also ex- Fertilized if desired... Please' call pect the bett trade-in allowance on for appointment, 274-3264. MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY your prawnt ear. tow get everything ELECTRONICS you're looking for in a good trade FOE SALE:. Boys" »'"' Spider Platt Road on a good cor when you trade with bike, 5-speed, new tires and ASSEMBLERS Watertown, Connecticut County tiw .Motors.' speedometer. J40. 'Call 274-1902 Phone 274-4641 B OATSUM - 240Z. White, .'Sporty. after 5 p.m.. EXPERIENCED 72 ««UWT - Wgn. Srd. Radial*. • AND 71 ORI - *GT* Automatic Trans. Progressive Potential 71 MISUM - 2402 Gold, Sporty... PRODUCTION 11 DATSMf - 510 2 Or. Sedan. TRAINEES Growth Challenging .'7"1 TOYOTA - Corona 4 Dr. Auto- • These are only four off the descriptive words we can matic Trans. Aiir Condition... FOREMAN 71 TOrOTA • Corona 2 Or. Hardtop. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR us« to identify Winchester Electronics. To see for Automatic. PRODUCTION SOMEONE WITH ELECTRONICS." yourself, slop by and let us explain our job openings. 71 V01V0- 1445 AT,'Air... WIRING EXPERIENCE. IF YOU RECEIVING FOREMAN M VWVO . 164 loaded. Automatic, HAVE HAD 'WORK EXPERIENCE COS! ESTIMATOR REQUIRING, CONSIDERABLE Supervisory position requiring three to eight years. air-conditioning experience. 70 TOYOTA - 2 Dr. Hdt. Std. Must have broad knowledge of ACCURACY AND OETAE,-WE MAY 71 VOUSWAGO* . bug. * Brown & Sharpe Screw Machines, BE: ABIE: TO TRAIN YOU IN THIS Q.C INSPECTORS ^ It CMARStR: • 7 Dr. Hdt... Automatic. preferably with cam and tool: INTERESTING, CLEAN WORK, Ability' to read blueprints and inspection 71 UHAIIS - Wgn. AT, low miles. design 'experience. Should alto be GOOD " . WORKING background. ftf mm - Station Wgn. AT, PS, familiar with multi-tpindle, Swiss. SURROUNDINGS, FULL TIME MAINTENANCE *» JAVaii • 2 'Dr. HT, 8, 3 spd. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT, and .secondary equipment. 'Several positions open. Will train... *• DATSIiH - 2 Dr. 4 speed. Estimating will include determining GOOD HOURLY RATE, COMPANY M OUfSlfR -Town & Country 10' material, manufacturing and tool BENEFITS AND GROUP DIE DESIGNERS Pass. Wagon. Loaded. cast. INSURANCE. HOURS S A.M. to Experience in progressive dies — bench and design M VW • Squareback, AT 4:25 PM. PIEASE APPLY. COME IN ability. it VW - Bugs (4) Your Choke The above positions offer high star- NOW. WE. CAN START YOU et §1151* . Wagon, Std. ting solar ies, campanf-poii life and IMMEDIATELY. Alt of our positions^ implement a wage that is compen- 'it imCOU* - Mark '111 health insurance, profit iharing, satory to experience. - 2 Dr.. Hdt. 8, AT, PS. credit union and 11 paid holidays. Personnel Department MOST CARS HAVE 30 DAY Call 743-9272 or wfit fflWINCHESTER ELECTRONICS 100 PER CENT GUARANTEE • PICKER CORP. Lrtton COUNTY LINE MOTORS liftoffs Systems, Inc. ' ri AMPHENOL 333 Slot* St. North. Hovers, Conn Authorized Dalswn Sole* & Swce .Mate Street and HtHsklc A* 33 East Franklin St.., Danbury 288-82 H OofcvWe, ConnMcticMt 06779 Straitt Turnpike, Middlebwy An Mtyual pportunrty employer M4OHE 75W4W An equal .opportunity employer *• l«Mf 'OipnifiH' l—h|i ;•«¥' Ifr-Town Times (Watertown, Cmk) District Commander and as infiltration and ezfiltration boilt in expense in the future. the orkers In the regular BelPropertyl Ringers' Vice-Commande of ther of fte DepartWatertown- praMemt with the sewer fines, HistoricalThe manager also reporte Societyd (Continued From Page 1) ment of Coonecticnt He also pot how extensive the problem is that he has been informed that Oakville' mental health com- served as Chaplain and Junior is not known. Mr. Smith's es- the Emergency Employment mittee. Vice-Commander of the District, timate of $22,000 would be judt to Act funds, under which a number Mr. Horton also announced thewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgwhich is composed 6t2& posts. "find out what the problem is." of people have been employed by of Mr. Wallace is a Past Presi- Later, if necessary, insertion of -the town, will be phased out Iriffen as special" gifts chair- dent of the Water-Oak Veterans TV cameras into the lines would gradually between July i, 1973, CONNECTICUT " moil; Miss Griffen, who will be Council, a member of Civil have to be done to pinpoint leaks and July 1,1974. The town is ex- Service Bareati serving in this capacity for the Defense, and a member of the which then would have to be pected to absorb most, or-all, of eighth' year, .Is very active in Quarter Century Club of the repaired. local projects and is the retired Bristol Co., from where be The manager was instructed to • principal of' South School. ' retired last year. have a drainage problem on It alstroras noted fiat the an- Tickets may be obtained at the property of Charles Sanderson, nual Mental Health Ball, chaired Post Home or by calling 2744019. 830 Utcofield Rd., corrected. One of by Leo Fabian and William Scul- Mr. Sanderson told the Council • ly, will'be held on May 19, from 9 Manager Told that storm' water is diverted dumber numbers. p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Oakville (Continued From Pagel) across-his property and eroded a ditch several feet deep. He ex- VFW on Davis Street. delay (on the D.E.P. orders), let • In amking these an- pressed concern for the safety of me know," be said. has .two small sons, who ne had nouncements Mr. Morton, noted "I know how," was Mr. 'that mental illness in Ml of its. with him at the meeting, and for Mullen's sharp retort. "Just ig- other neighborhood children. forms is one of the most serious nore them. Let's go a little problems facing our nation. The The water will be piped across slow." his land at an estimated cost of Mental' Health Association. He indicated that the D.E.P. through research., 'education .and has so many problems in com- $3,000. social action, is carrying on munities around the state and so A bearing was scheduled for many programs designed to few people like people to police May 21 on a proposal to make the alleviate' this problem.. However, them that Watertown could ig- position of dog warden full time. This line story is fvfl of' bole*. ' funds are needed 'desperately. nore abatement orders, or at The position will have to be set You i|irt youf-'lMh fool' down, and Mr. Horton. urged' everyone to' be least stipulated deadlines, with up by ordinance. phim generous so that 'this work. can. 'be little fear of repercussion. Also scheduled for public hear- 'C0n.tlnii.efl. - ing on May 21 wilt be the ap- The Council then moved to' propriation of $35,543.10 for the ' Testimonial refer both matters to the Budget installation of a new storm Committee for study. This com- sewer line to relieve a flooding (Continued From Page 1) ~. mittee was to meet Tuesday condition for people below night to begin serious work on its Balmoral Estates. Pond St., Oakville. An Army Air' recommendations for the 1973-74 " Force' veteran"of World 'War II,. The Manager said that a 15- budget. It hopes to have as much inch pij^ installed through Hush Mr. Wallace Joined the work as possible done so that American .'Legion in. 1948. He is a backyards some 12 or 14 years some kind of presentation can be ago is not adequate to handle the charter member of 'the Oakville made at the May 24 town Post, which .has: presented, him a flow of water being generated to- SH0£ meeting to discuss revenue shar- day, and proposes a 27" pipe to 'life inembership. He served, as ing. BOX its Commander in. IfflEWSf, held be installed. Recent heavy rains In discussing the D.E.P. order have caused flooding which has the. office of adjutant for 'three' - on the dump, Mr. Smith said that BOOTCKY yean and lias held a number of disrupted septic systems, either surface water or springs creating a health hazard. other offices. At present .he is are flowing into the dump area. serving .as Finance Officer, .an. A proposal to designate the "The water's clean when it goes Conservation Commission as the office which be has held, on and in, but highly polluted when it Mf for seven yean. Mr. Wallace' local agent to enforce the Inland- comes out," he explained. The Wetlands Act was delayed until is manager of ''the Oakville problem is to find the water American Legion'' Basetball June 4 tor a public hearing, It sources and either divert them was pointed out that action was 'Team. or plug them. ' This year he is serving as Sixth to be taken to amend the act in It is known that there are both the General Assembly this week and the Council wanted to know the ortcome off this action before going to hearing. Mr. Smith ^reported Tuesday that the appointment of a building inspeator to succeed Springtime Joseph Gttglielmetti still is un- der consideration. He told the Council Monday night that there are two candidates certified and Mobil qualified, but declined to name either. The matter was discuss- •we sale ed further by the Coiuncil in Ex- ecutive session following the regular meeting. Mr. Smith suggested that both candmaies ne nirea as oepuiy in- spectors for a while, stating that 1. Our prices are competitive...... there is plenty of work for two people. Eventually one person 2a W# num. NQn quality tiros. , . would be appointed Inspector, 3. We carry a full selection. - . ' •• with the' 'Other to serve as his ''deputy,.- ' • . • . 4. - W• offer easy credit terms. Elliott Labovitz submitted his 5. Our tires are guaranteed. resignation .as a member of the .. 'Charter Revision Commission; Charge it ond pay monthly am your .Mobil Ctadit Card. We alto. and John R. Sullivan, of Beach honor Master Charge, BonkAmerkard, American Express and Cart* Am, a member''' of 'the1 'Sewer and Water Authority, was named to" »•;;. .•replace' him. Mr. Smiit reported on a. |7,000 federal grant which will .''enable ARMAND'S FUEL CO. the town" to buy a station wagon. 131 Davis St., Oakville for 'the Police Department to be' equipped for accident., investiga- ' " 274-2538 tion, the Council, 'wasn't too 'im- " > Mon. - Sal. 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. ^ • pressed, feeling 'the' SOD per" cent grant now would just 'become a. MOTHER'S DAY HARDWARE SALE YC fop y&ur to' oil mothers 20% SUEDES, SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES ALL GARDEN TOOLS . . .. NO SHRINKAGE SAVE ON WAYNE DOG FOOD MEAL ONLY 50 Ib. bag'5.95 Reg. *7.15 KWIK KOIN WASH the COMPLETE F; CARS CENTER WATERTOWN FEED & GRAIN WESTWOOD SHO1 PLAZA ' Division of Gara»ino Construction Co., Inc.' . .' i ICW Watertown Av«(., Waterbury 41 Depot St. Watertown 274-1221 We Driver ' 17