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TIM Wcrt.rtown-Ookville-MiddfeburXftmey Weekly e Timely Coverage Of News In .The Fastest Growing Community In Litchfield County VOL. 22 NO. 1078 Subscription Price, $5,110 Per Year .. Piie« 15 Cent* SEPTEMBER 5. 1968 Mrs. Daniel Fenton To Be Reception Guest Sunday Steps To Secure New Mrs. Daniel Fenton, former 'later this month. Executive Secretary of tbe Wa- Mrs. Fenton, who Joined the tertown Chapter, American Red Red 'Cross-on December "7, 1941, will be 'fie guest of bon- 'worked, tirelessly tor the Wa- tertown chapter from' then until Manager Instituted her recent retirement. She 'has, The machinery which will bring served as a volunteer and as a about tte appointment of a new salaried employee' for more than Mrs.- Ge&. Christie Heads Town Manager was put. In motion 25 fears. 'In, 1966 the Board of last, month when advertisements 'Directors paid tribute to' Mrs. listing the local opening were Fenton, tor a quarter of a cent- Local limited Fund Drive placed in various publications ury of dedication to the people Mrs. 'George Christie,, North- needs of 'the thousands, of Wa- dealing with the 'Town; Manager of Watertown through 'the offices flel'd Rd,, has been, named chair- terbury area residents." gove r rune nt fie Id. of tte Red, 'Cross. man of 'the Watertown-Oakville .Among the Watertown-dakvflle Town Council Chairman Rich- Although her "pet" programs portion 'Of the 1969 Waterbury agencies benefiting from 'the Oc- ard C. Bozzuto said 'be Instruct- ' have 'been service to' members Area United Fund Campaign to tober fund drive are 'both, tte Boy ed that the advertisements 'be of 'the. Armed Forces and their raise $1,060,000 for 31 member and Girl, .Scouts and tte Public placed so that there would be no families and 'the vital Red, Cross agencies, General Chairman Leo Health Nursing Association. more delay than necessary in Blood Program since Its, in- J. Sneenaa announced this week,. Volunteer workers are needed securing a list of candidates • for the post to be vacated by ception In, 1950f many towns- for all phases of the campaign. people can attest to' the fact, Those Interested In assisting can Allan F. Muglia. that' Mrs. Fenton has, been vit- obtain, .further Information from 'Mr. Muglia1 s resignation was ally., interested in all phases of Mrs. Christie at 27 4-450'3. announced Aug. 5, throe weeks Red Cross: 'work. .after it. reportedly was asked for Several .former chairmen of by the Town Council at an ex- 'the Red Cross Board of Direc- Variety Show ecutive session on July 1.5. The tors agree that, Mrs. Fenton has Benefit Friday resignation was made known, fin- been 'the guiding spirit behind'the ally, when, minutes of the July Mn. Daniel Feotom . local chapter and has consistent- For Atlaw Ergete 15 meeting were made public. Sunday, September 8, from 2:30 ly maintained a, personal Inter- The minutes simply stated that A variety show, tte 'Genera- Mr. Muglia had. submitted his to 4:30' p.m. at 'the Wesfbury est in. all areas of 'Red Cross tion Gaposls,, will be held Fri- Boom, 666 Tbomaston Road. 'Mrs. activity:" personal 'tragedy, nat- •resignation, to 'be effective Nov. day, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at 15. Fenton Is planning to. 'lake up ural disaster, and war service. •Swift Junior High School, with residence in, California with her On, July 1, 1966, Mrs. Fenton proceeds to' be used to aid At- Mr. Bozzuto said Tuesday that: ado, David Fenton and his family, (Continued 'On Page 12} law Ergete In. Ms schooling. he didn't know whether any ap- Mr. Ergete, who previously was plications, for the manager's post, an exchange student here from have been received as yet. 'The 'Us native Ethiopia, attending Wa- first advertisements concerning Local School Enrollment Mrs. George Christie the opening should have been 'Mrs. Christie, 'the mother of placed just after the' budget three children, has 'been, active' town meeting of August 15, he Expected To Top 5,000 in local 'Girl' Scout affairs and said. Watertown's public " and paro- public schools this year has, just •presently Is serving as junior He indicated that, the Council chial schools opened for the 1968- about, fl'Ued the' schools to capa- consultant, to Girl .Scout Troops hopes to screen, the initial list, 69 school year Wednesday, with city, and, school 'Officials are to tte 'Watertown., Oak.vU.le and 'Of candidates as quickly as pos- 'tie largest enrollment In the' anxious to see tbe three-phase Bethlehem are-... She also serves sible, 'and, then to hold personal town's history. program of schools 'additions, in- as a volunteer at Fairfleld Hills Interviews with the top candi- Public school enrollment on, stituted so that additional space, Hospital,,, Newtown, and last year dates on the list. When Town tte elementary and secondary hopefully, can, be' ready on some was. chairman of tte United Managers were chosen in the levels was expected to top 4,500' levels by next fall. Fund's 'residential drive locally. past, as in the case of James and could go is 'high as 4,550, Estimates have been for 'higher 'In. accepting the post, Mrs. L. .Sullivan in 1962 and. Mr. Mug- according to estimates by Super- enrollments at all grade levels,. Christie said; '"The $10,754 goal lia in 1966, the process from intendent tf Schools 'George H. Last year on opening day,, when for Watertown and Oakvffle Is ti me of annou nc e me nt of t he ope n- WUber. Enrollment of St. John's enroll meat bit 4,305, those listed, approximately 28 per cent higher Ing' until the post was filled took and St. Mary Magdalen School by the various schools were: than tte amount raised locally between three and four mortis,. probably will push the town's Baldwin, 485; Judson, 343; South, last, year. This Increase 'has Should, Mr. Muglia leave his total school population to more 638: Polk, 474; Falls Ave,,, 59; 'been, brought about by 'increased post prior to Nov. 15, 'as, he In- than 5,6851 ^N. Heminway Park, 463; Junior High, requirements of tte -31 member dicated he might early last month higher enrollment in the 609; and Senior High, 1,234. agencies In meeting the basic I Continued On, .Page 12) F'r. Nadonly To Atlaw tertown. High to, 1966-67 under Address C ounci 1 the sponsorship of tte United, The Rev. Edmund 8. Nadonly, Methodist Church,, will attend a native of New Britain, will be Lycoming 'College, Wllliamsport, guest speaker Monday, Sept. 9, Pa., tor the next four years. at the opening meeting of the After his return to Ethiopia fol- Council of Catholic Women of .St.. lowing his high school year here, he attended Halle Selassie Uni- John's Church. There will be a versity In Addis .Ababa. During brief business meeting' at 6p.m., his stay in, the United States he followed by a dinner. will reside at the tome of'George Father Nadonly has 'been serv- Dletz, Jr., Watertown. ing .St.. Michael's Church in Hart- ford for the past three years as Featured at the_ show will be associate pastor,, working among dance routines by members of some '40,000 Spanish 'and, Negro the Carol Wooding Studio of people In the city's north end. Dance, the Scottish Bagpipe Brig- ade, vocal, medlies by Mrs. Marie In addition to his pastoral duties. Wynne, a piano solo by Melinda Father Nadonly is seen, in a half MacKenzie, folksongs by Sally hour television program, "Mar- & Bev, excerpts from, Hans Chris- riage in Today's Society," each tian .Anderson,, and many other Wednesday at 6 p.m. on Channel interesting acts tor the 'entire 20, Waterbury. family. Mrs. Bernard Beauchamp, Gordon Dletz, director, has an- president, 'asked members plan- nounced the following chairmen: ning to attend to make their reser- Kenneth Knight, tickets; Mrs. vations by Saturday, .Sept. 7. Mrs. Richard Bozzuto and Mrs. didate Ibr State Rep re- Paul Shade,, publicity; Sumner RepubllcsM Kunln, technical advisor; Keith Robert Oownes are co-chairmen V.S. BUck, lighting; Lois Dletz, for the evening. omce H.B scenery and makeup; Larry The meeting' is .open, to all members of the parish,, as well •—*- (Continued On Page 1,2) as, husbands of Council members. Page 2--Town 'Times (Watertown, Cann..),, September 5, 1968 midway platform...... The Fulton Barbara, Peter and David Smith, ~ 'DREAMER' ~ American Band of Waterbury will all of Watertwry, .and from Beth- Property of the Watertown Historical Societylehem HIT1, "and 'Mrs . Truman A man. may be ttie architect be' on. 'hand both days to' offer of Ms fortune, but he still can't hand concerts, 'and another two "Minor, Dr. and Mrs. E. R, Mil- 1 BETHLEHEM NEWS day offering Is: "the amateur tal- ler, Mrs. May Allen Johnson, get the sip' in every room. — — .. . Louise Johnson and Phoebe R, If Paul Johnson ent .show which. Is 'to offer 'this watertownhistoricalsociety.orgyear 'the performance of a Beth- Smith. lehem resident, "Papino, 'the Bethlehem is to have two pri- last minute 'work fin prepara- 'grounds to' 'bouse 'displays,, and Clown". . . A, hobby show which maries — the first, in history HEMINWAY tion of the 44th Bethlehem Fair secretaries of the fair report, a. is. .an annual feature may be' for town offices — with en- which takes place this Satur- record number of entries in var- viewed on. both days In. the main (Con Co Page 3) day and Sunday . Is centered at ious categories...... Among the exhibit hall. BARTLETT the grounds and among clerical displays to be seen will be those ' A number of improvements to' workers of the organization, with of 15 area. 'Oranges, alargenum- • the grounds, not. .all. visible., to' all indications to the effect the ber of'4-H clubs, and those of fair goers, have been completed MFG. CO. event will have thousands of ex- Cub Scout Facto' under Matta- . during the ".summer, and include hibits and an attendance of many -'tuck Council .Jurisdiction. . ." 'the' Installation of drainage In thousands. . , Three tents will The .fair Is staffed by '400 vol- areas to ..permit of auto parking;.. WATERTOWN,CONN. supplement the buildings on the unteer workers, representing the •• . A .second electrical circuit largest fair organization of its - ha' s 'been.. Installed to' meet a kind in the state, growing need," and the. fair has., THINK OF FLOORS Saturday's program will fea- ' NYLON THREAD hard surfaced an area.' of 'the Safurday-Jc Sunday • 'THINK OF hire oxen pulling contests In Morris-Bethlehem town line road MURRAY LOGAN 'the main. exhibit 'line and a which is to' be used as; an. exit FLfllfi BRAIDED LINES FLOOR COVERINGS Grange .Day observance on. the for a part, of the, anticipated WUCERS* S3» E. Main 79§-88«3 midway platform. . . The Rock- crowd. ' ... Ing Roosters square 'dance club * Mr. and Mrs. William R. Smith m . . " of Newtown will give a program held a family picnic and. reunion of exhibition modern western at 'their" tome on West Rd. Sun- square 'dancing'.as. a. 'part, of the day, with, 'the' guests Including Grange observance .and state of- 'Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Dodd, Louise Kalita Insurance Agency ficers of the organization will ..•" A, Dodd, Charles W. 'Dodd, Mr. to on 'hand to greet 50-year and Mrs. Joseph Cahill, Norman • Life - Auto - Fire - Theft' members of the Grange, who CafalH and Mr. and Mrs. Charles are to' be' guests of the fair. H. Soule, .all. of Lltchfield; Mr. Liability - Health - Accidemt - .Marine On Sunday horses 'Will 'take and Mrs. Roger Bobbins, Tor- over the show ring,,, with horse rington; Mr. and. -Mrs. Hubert .and;pony drawing contests and. A, 'Minor and, Roger and Dale REAL ESTATE with a western" horse show which Minor, Bristol); 'Mr. and. Mrs.. gets tinder way at noon. , .. 639 Main Street Watertown William H. Hunt and Kenneth Numerous events are slated for and Thomas Hunt, Brattleboro, 274-3315 'both' 'days of the fair, including VU, Mr. and "Mrs... W. Reed Smith, 274-1882 professional 'vaudeville at 2 and 4 p.m. 'dally. .. . Also on the dally schedule are dog obedience demonstration's" at 2 p.m., con- certs by the Fulton American Band, and special shows of photo- COOK&DONN graphy, art., "'rabbits, poultry and . sheep. . . A 4-H dairy calf show has a' two-day offering, and the EXTERIOR Mother 'Goose Barnyard will at- tract - 'young and. old on 'the two presents. days with their offering of ani- mals from the Mother 'Goose stories. . ... 'The committee' In. PAINT SALE charge of the animal- stow has ...spent much time 'this 'year In preparing the event and in 'build- ing new cages for the popular ONE COAT "feature'. A. program of Scotch dancers Is to' be a. special Sunday fea- self-priming ., * hire and will be viewed, on the «lf-01li!I!fft§ ^ IMW HOUSE PAINT JENNITE WUSI MINT J-16 ? Ui.tiMl wwn* 88 Driveway Sealer SB U 'Gallon gal. ft9«7e9- Watertown . Building Supply SASH & TRIM 56 Echo Lake Rd. WHITE Exciting swivel base Water town ' 274-2555 fine-furniture ImSOLD!! SALE PRICED AT 23" Color TV value! $739 $935 (DUG.) and m Gallon Ml Quart You Will Be Too FLOOR & DECK ENAMEL AT VAUGHN'S when you drive Zenith full-quality Hondcrafted features as shown a smooth riding SALE PRICED AT . Beautifully styled, .. - Contemporary ityl*d, compact con sol* in g«nuln» o!l-fin!th- Low Cost •d Walnut v*n»*rs and ••Iact' hardwood «o1idi. Cabinet "«w lv«l»" on it* bat* .for th* post' eonv*ni*nl view ling $C15$909 angl*. An outftanding color TV value at ttili special price. Th* DMan, MocUl GAS0-3oW- • 1968 CHRYSLER Uoalkn fli Quart VAUGHN BROS. TV rmmtamOmtdmtrnmr KAY'S State Licensed Technicians BURKHART Expert Repair Service Antennas Installed MOTORS 274- 488 Wertertown Ar«. • lllt 274-8737 Wy 755-1146 1125 Main St. • .Watwtowi Property of the Watertown 'TowHistoricaln 'Times (Wateitawn, Conn.), Society, September 5. IMS-Pag e 8 used in the endeavor is to be Tuesday,, Sept., 10, at 8 p.m. in. Bethlehem News held" .Sunday on Main, St. start- Masonic Hall, 1.75 Main .St. Host, JIM'S (Continued From, Page 2) Ing at 10' a.m. Excellent Chief Mrs. Florence Water Systems dorsemenwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgt for nomination to reg- Consolidated School opened Byrnes will preside:,. istrar of voters the stake In both sessions on Wednesday, with the Columbia Lodge, Knights at Py- '— SALES *' SERVICE — contests. , .. Caucuses of both 'hot lunch program also getting thias, will meet at the same time WATER PUMPS 'parties unseated their current 'under way on opening day. ., .A and place with Chancellor1 Com- ti CONDITIONERS registrars, both of wbom have public hearing on 'the proposal mander Pat Duclllo presiding. James A. Wi thing ton 'now filed petitions lor holding tor town acceptance of Sanford -Mrs. Mabel Booth, Mrs. Jessie WATERTQWN Lane Is to' 'be held this Thurs- of a primary. . . On, Sept 25 Humlstott and Mrs. Mary Sprano Unkfleli Rd. • CT«-*311 Republicans will, primary to de- day at 8 p.m. In, Memorial Ball are in charge of refreshments. termine whether they will en- by the Board of Finance. ,. , dorse 'Mrs. Valerie Melster or The proposal is similar to' that Mrs. June Hunt for the post,, of oner roads accepted by 'the and. on Sept. 26 Democrats will town, in, 'that half 'the cost of choose between Mrs. Marjorie bringing 'the road to' town, spe- Bennett and Henry A. Johnson. cifications will be' paid by " Its . . . Mrs. 'Hunt and Mrs, 'Bennett residents. ,. ,., The hearing' is a, are 'Current holders of the party discussion meeting with 'the is- sue later scheduled for town posts. meeting decision. Work Is to' start soon on a long postponed project, a regulation NICHOLAS L. MAS!, JR., son baseball field for Bethlehem,,, ac- Pythian Sisters of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. cording to' Wallace Gallop, man- ager of the Bethlehem entry in Friendship Temple, No. 25, 'Py- iiasi, "23 Prospect St.. Oak- thian Sisters, will hold its first ville, Is participating in a tte Lltch-Haven 'Bate Butt, Lea- gue. .,... "Itie field is to' be located meeting of the. Fall Season on U.S. Air Force Reserve Offi- on town property allocated for cers Training Corps field train- 'the 'purpose,, and costs of the ' ing encampment at Pease AFB. 'work are being provided, by pub- N.H.. A graduate of Watertown lic 'donation. . ,, Baseball, en- High School, lie is a, member thusiasts have campaigned for of the AFROTC at "Brown Uni- years for• such a field and, are versity, Providence, M.I. 'happy that 'the project Is about, to be 'realized. ,. „ A, baked Registration This goods sale with, proceeds to' be Weekend For " BEAUTY Helen Short Studio DEE'S SALON 274-2895 The Helen Short Studio of Dance lias announced its registration George Building. Main St. schedule tor another season In, Plenty of Fife Paiking Waterbnm and Watertary, wttha- local location 'this year. RENTAL SERVICE Local clashes, previously held Sanders — Polishers at. South' School, mow will be held, Edgars — Elec. Drills at 202 Main St., ft.nnerly the site Lawn Rollers — Spreader* 'Of the caamorette Health Salon, In Waterbury classes, will be KEYS MADE 'held as. usual at 1.47 East Main U\. 274-10M Street. HATS HARDWARE Classes; will, be held in 'tap,, • W r t a n t-. i n I. e res t - dl i \- i d e n ell s a n d that by sa v i n g . regu I, a r I y they'll have the security, financial, independence1,, and the luxu- TfiE FINEST EARLY ries, that go with tlhirii't. 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Wawrtwm. for nwn or 'Chairmen of various booths tor .nfoirmMcM eai 174-1 «M or 274-4610. AMrrn -•.I to TOWN TIMES. Has 13,, the Annual, Heritage Fair and , « •»« 1, Watoriawit, Conn. Auction to' be held at the' First. Wiliiam E Siifinisni, Ed.tor I Congregational Church "Sept. 21. CHorlti Day, Mwrmutg Monogti CRACKER BARREL 'have been announced by 'Mrs. Da- ^ 11 LI II tlKII>kltllitl4l 11II MklilMtllliMinMiHUSIitlff Ullllll 111M Mil llt|l III tl I LI IIIIIIII Lil LIU IIIII till IIII UriM IllltltltllJlllll 11111 III 1 venture to .say this is the very 'tin fellows are "courting horns." vid Blacken, 'general, chairman of first comment upon horns as being In the'early times when everyone the event. . ..Americana. It probably started, gathered around 'the'fireside'dur- 'The foUowlngbooths Wll be fea- when on, a. New .Year's Eve I ing " winter,, and the 'neighbor's tured this year, arranged by their took down a few antique horns "boy came to visit your daughter, respective chairmen: Christmas Affairs State .from, my decorative collection .and. _ 'there might be private con versa- and Thanksgiving 'Items., Mrs. handed them out to my guests for don ..just for youthful, ears; and 'Charles Lewis; Halloween. Cos- By C ARLTON HILL' blowing 'the new year in. Since. this long whispering tube or tumes, Mrs. James Christie, Sr.; then I've collected a long shelf- courting hoim. was considered Food, Mrs. Al 'Dodgers; Aprons, Before, millions of witnesses at. television sets, U.S. .Sen Abraham full 'Of old, tin. boras. They fall Mrs. 'Charles 'Coon; Knitted Mb-icoff took one of the biggest gambles of his career at the Demo- permissable and proper. down domino-like whenever my Some of my horns are painted Items, 'Mrs. Harold Crepon; Hon- cratic convention In. Chicago. He seized, and made'the most of 'the only cleaning lady dusts. -"''My lands!" - ey and Candy, Mrs. Raymond Gil- opportunity anybody was .given to give voice to 'the deep resentment red, white and blue and I pre- she says. • "What would anyone sume they were for .July 4-th. lette; 'Cheese', Mrs. Gilbert Stru- that, welled op against the "management." want all 'those old, horns for?*'' bell; Apples, 'Mrs. Ronald Jones.; Behind Mm on 'the platform.,, eye glasses perched, on his forehead, There were Christmas horns and 'Well, ratter than 'explain, to 'Mrs. 'Halloween, horns and Election Dolls 'Clothes, Mrs. Walter John M. Bailey, state and national chairman, looked -Feet, about the lore of'-old horns, Weidemier; Handcrafts, Mrs. most unhappy. His protege;, the champion, respon- Day horns. Horns were part -of I thought I. might gather It into college' equipment one time; 'they Russell Curtlss and Mrs. Robert sible In large measure for 'the party's long reign in. a 'Column and. let her .Just read.It.,' Wilson; 'Flowers, Mrs. Hayden .. Connecticut, was daring to defy the rule that "or- were mainly used tor cheering Americana indeed, women used your team,,, but I've read accounts; Alexander; 'White- Elephant.,, Mrs. ders" must be.obeyed, without questioning. 'to blow horns to .frighten 'the 'In- .Harold, 'Wheeler; Coffee Corner, On the floor, Chicago Mayor Richard J. 'Daley of "horn sprees" at college par- dians away and call for help in. ties -'that ended with, a./visit from Mrs. Raymond Blum; - Snack was rudely shouting "Rlbicoff go home!" It was 'the early colonial days; .and. as . Stand, Mrs. John Cross.;. Baskets, typical of 'the boorish, manner 'In. which he treated 'the constable. late as the 1870s, farm wives The fish peddler, wasn "t 'the only 'Mrs. William Eppehimer; Chil- anybody, especially newsmen, who questioned the called 'their men. in from 'the. drens Fashions, Cindy Nichol- roughshod 'tactics Bailey and 'Daley employed' salesman that announced 'himself .fields' with, tin .. horns.' Winslow by horn. 'The Yankee- peddler, son; and Chlldrens Area, .Mrs. against street, demonstrators and delegates alike. r^ , 'Homer did, several pictures of wo- ".Robert Thurston and 'Mrs. Wil- • Daley became- so embroiled, in bis own bile that CJAMLTOw- Bin, .scissors sharpener, medicine men using "'dinner horns.," I'have • man and tinsmith called .their liam .Jones. he announced his Bilonols delegation's vote pre- one which blows a blast, that car- maturely on. the nominating rollcall. Bailey, Who never dropped Ms 'customers together with'loud In, addition, booths featuring ries much, farther than, any bell... blasts. Before America could af- charcoal sketching,, woodenware, phony neutrality stance, paced nervously about, the hall, making sure - Maybe,you have wondered, why that the rest of 'his henchmen didn't desert to rebel camps, "ford bells in its churches,, 'the and jewelry, as wen as- an auc- firemen (particularly in. sports tion at 11, a.,m. are^-slated for the In. 'the end it was an amazing 'display of organized control. It made congregation, was, called, together headlines) are referred to as by "horn. This sounds far fetched event. ' no difference bow many .pollsters and analysts said. Hubert Horatio "vamps ." 'That name came from Humphrey couldn't win... Many observers felt the Democratic proles- : until we 'remember' the religious Mrs. Mack-en, is being assisted their "vamping horns.""" used tor 'ram's horn of the Jewish, syna- by Mrs. Henry. So reason and, Mrs. slonals were far more interested in keeping their machine hold than. in. - shouting 'through. They still carry winning an election.. gogue. 'Carl Sutherland. .Publicity for'the vamping horns in parades (filled fair Is under the direction of Mrs. * - • • I wouldn't know where to buy a with flowers) 'and. this horn has . tin horn now,, although only forty William Eppehimer and. Mrs. RIBICOFF'S GAMBLE was against the odjls of an adverse reaction become symbol of old time fire- Robert N. Filippone. among' the Connecticut delegates, the regulars who were upset by his years ago any city "candy store" men. had, them for sale. Now disappear- free-wheeling attitude .from the-start. .He made them even angrier 'Mow and, then you will find a ''than, they were when he gave up his delegate seat,and. called lor a 'fair ed from the market, *you-might long thin, tin horn without a reed still hear mention of a "tin horn Thnniasfon Civic ~^_ 'deal for Sen. Eugene McCarthy's "interlopers.' in its throat, miscalled a "tally-., 'Without making a direct answer, be was, braving more Haste from . sport*' to describe' a loud fellow 'ho" horn. 'In .America there were but the old tin horns are Just a Theatre 'To. Present : his Republican opponent, Edwin H. Hay Jr. May's latest had been a. very few "tally-ho or hunt, coaches, broadside' charge that the senator' 'was backing Sen. George' Me Govern - memory. So brush, my collection and our early stage coaches sel- with care, Mrs. Peet; you are Comedy Sept. 16 as a matter of "expediency" so he could avoid taking sides between dom ..used the traditional brass Humphrey and McCarthy. '. coming In contact with rare .Amer- Thomaston's local theatre English coach hori. Those long icana. As noted, here last, week. May also Is 'doing a bit of gambling in con- group, •' The Thomaston Civic cluding that voters 'won't, remember he never spoke openly in favor of ed tl e 'Company in t'i e newly 'Theatre dies in with the rest GOT. Nelson. Rockefeller, his personal choice as 'the GOP'nominee. Watertowii ftffg. Co. ' created 'position of Manager -of of "the community to restore the He did get to the convention, platform,, 'too, but It was only tor a non- Manufacturing. Mr. 'McNichol.,, a local "Opera House" with It's Announces Three . - up coming presentation of "''Bare- committal introduction of the chairman. .. graduate of Manhattan 'College 1 He was way off the mark to one of the many press releases on,"'the Major Appointments School of 'Business Administra- foot in 'the 'Park.'"' -subject, when, he predicted •RlblcofJ' was planning .to stay away tram, tion, is a resident of Danbury. The hilariously funny comedy the convention entirely. Not only was the senator 'from Connecticut The Watertown 'Manufacturing In. addition to the manufacturing ' by Neil Simon will be presented ^ very much present, but be spoke out for untold millions who feel Company, a division, of The Sle- responsibilities In Connecticut., as part of the "Thorn as ton Arts, .. neither party" 'is responsive to their 'wishes. - mon Company,, has, announced the Mr. McNichol has overall res- Festival." which will be a fund He- was; of 'coarse, following a pattern which he. helped, to create when, appointment of three- managers. ponsibility tor'" 'The Watertown- 'raising venture to restore the he was one of the earliest, sponsors of the rise of the late John F. 'Ken- .George F, McNichol has Join- Madison Manufacturing Company "'Opera 'House'* built in 1884. . nedy. 'His loyalty carried over to the rest of the family and Ms backing ficials conference for Town in, Madison, Georgia. Both plants .Partial., restoration has been, com-' of McGOvern was in. a belief 'that it upheld the tradition of Edward P. , Clerks and Registrars of Vot- are engaged In the custom mould- pleted and made possible through 'Kennedy. • ers, as prescribed by the Gen* Ing of plastic parts. -a successful $8,000 fund drive plus a, lot of hard work and,elbow • • * eral Statutes. The sessions for c William Tierney has been ap- Town Clerks will be' held in, con- pointed' to- the position of Plant grease. According to the theatre BAILEY CAN'T 'HELP 'but 'remember Ms partnership with, Ribieoff _ 1 group's chairman, Jim Curry., in. 'the drive 'that, put John Kennedy in the 'White House. 'They still were juctlon with the two-day annual Manager for "The Watertown- meeting of the Conn. Town, Madison 'Manufacturing 'Company,, . "The grease paint 'lovers, the very much, a team, when Ribieoff left a Kennedy cabinet post to run for' community,' hard work and 384 the .Senate six years ago and they handily stopped a challenge ,by Frank Clerks.* Association at. the Hart- a subsidiary of 'The Stemon ford Hilton, beginning on Thurs- Company, Madison, Georgia. He full seats, will, put this beautiful, Kowals-M,, congress rnan-at-large. succeeds. Irving Donston who re- historic site 'back In shape." ''During Ribieoff's years as governor, he sometimes chided news ana- day,, September 12. Robert W. . Milvae, Town Clerk of Bloom- tired after 35 • years of service. Louis J. Marchetti has been lysts who questioned the practice of letting the state chairman call the ' Mr. Tierney is a, life long resi- appointed director of "Bare- shots, 'for General. Assembly decisions. Together, they attended a testi- field and. president of the As- sociation, has invited Mrs. Gras- dent of Waterbury .and, a product foot" and the production is In monial to 'the late William H. Brennan of Stamford, praising '"Mr. Re- of -the Waterbury schools and " 'full, rehearsal. .Lou. Is a, gradu- publican" as a symbol of proper partisan discipline...... so to participate in this meet- ing in order to familiarize 'the Waterbury Technical College. He ate of" the 'Theatre Department Ironically,, Bailey's frequently predicted departure from, the national. and his family are now residing of the University 'of •Connecti- chairmanship was more certain as this was written. Even as, he broke town clerks with the "laws re- garding the use. of the Presi- in, 'Georgia. cut and is no stranger to' local the erstwhile partnership with Rlbicoff which engineered, the Kennedy theatre goers, having last ap- nomination in L960, the man for whom he arranged the 1968 nomination dential, Elector Ballots and' re- Anthony F. Kunklar joins The view all phases 'of election work. Watertown. Manufacturing 'Com- peared for "the "Thomaston" was- getting ready to oust him. group as. co-director and male .Again" It :1s being 'declared that the state chairman 'appeared content The state-wide meeting for pany in the capacity of Produc- Registrars of Voters will be con- tion Foreman, 'Compression, and. lead. in. "their last, production ' to limit himself to that role and get rid of the national headaches. Even." "A Loss of Doses." in Connecticut, he has- some crucial 1968 problems like the split with, ducted by Mrs. Grasso on, Thurs- Transfer molding. A native of Ribieoff for which he is; largely responsible and which. Is making the day, September 19, beginning at Evansvllle, 'Indiana, he has, lived Joy Simard and Lou Marchetti •OOP optimistic. 9 a.m. in the Hall of the House in. Wolcott for a number of years. 'will- head the cast with Margaret' "'He could be' 'hurt,, too-,, if Ribieoff's .gamblepays off. It .shook 'him up -of. Representatives at the 'State -'He is an active member of the .Wolff, 'Donald Clpriano, Nicho- 'When some of his lieutenants failed to quash the McCarthy boom. Now Capitol, Hartford. Emphasis will Wolcott Eagles. las Newman, Daryl Curry, Ja- 'the senator 'is; counting upon 'the Democrats who 'have grown Ured. of ' be placed on 'the duties -of 'the The addition of these three mes Curry,, Gina Anne Pannone "'the' years of machine dictation, as. well as, upon, 'that, bloc of 400,000 registrars prior to and during managers will strengthen, 'The in supporting roles. "unaftiliated voters. elections and, on their instruc- Watertown Manufacturing com- The production will be' pre- Probably the Republican strategists will go. on 'trying to broaden. tions to those' polling place 'Of- pany and Its parent, 'The Slemon, sented 'the second night of the the Democratic rift in -a. belief that their man May can 'draw votes ficials, whom they are designated 'Company,, 'both' technically and Arts; Festival, Monday -Septem- across the party line. The big gamble both, ways will pay off in. ratio by law to appoint,. managerlally, officials said. ber 16,, 'Curtain., time ' 8 ..p.m.. to 'the extent of the electorate's revulsion, against political pros, as. Four meetings have been, sched- with the performance in the echoed 'In RtbicofT s dramatic challenge. - uled for the instruction of mod- Drum Corps Wins - "Thomaston ..Opera House." The erators, and voting machine me- evening promises 'to 'be an. amus- election. chanics scheduled for 7:90 p.m. Two Trophies ing 'one with proceeds going to a Conferences 'Tills program -of instruction, will during' the last week of 'October. worthy cause „ ~ cover lie lav,, mechanics and They will be - held: at 'the State " The -OekvUie-Watertown Fife Scheduled For of elections. "B has Capitol, Hartford, on Monday, and Drum Corps will particip- Watertowii High School Princi- % the Secretary Oct. 2-8; at. the" City Hall Coun- ate |n. a competitive field, day pal Sumner A. Lib'bey attended a Election Officals stated, "to direct the local of- cil Chambers, Mew London, on sponsored by the Colonel. John two-day workshop sponsored by Secretary of the State Ella T. ficials In, the discharge of their Tuesday, -Oct. 29; ...at the Fair- Chester Fife and Drum Corps on the Commission on Public Se- Grasso :1MS scheduled: a. series ' duties and responsfblltUes to field Woods..-School, Fairfield, Sunday, .Sept.. 8, In Wethersfield. condary .schools, .of 'the New Eng- 'Of Instructional eonfereaees, for 'each, voter on. election -day.*'" on Wednesday, Oct. 30; and at. Member's are to meet at;- the land Association of Colleges and election officials la advance of Mrs. Gra&scf s sctoda 'will. open,,. .the Lttchfleld Town Hall, Litch- American Legion Home, Bunker Secondary Schools recently at the November S presidential with the semi-annual election of- fleld, -on. Thursday, 'Oct. 31. ' Hill Bid,., for transportation. Bowdofn College^ Brunswick, Me. Property of the Watertown ToHistoricalm Tines,(Watertown, Conn.) Society. September 5, 1968--Page ' 5 'FT., BENNING, GA. — Michael 'Of two years on-campus study, Me to be commissioned is a, at 1.9 Depot at.,, was assigned E. McKsnna, son of Mr. and allowing Mm. to' enter the advanc- second lieutenant 'in the V.S. Ally 26 to the 2nd Armored Di- Mrs. Eugene J. McKenna, fflgh- ed 'ROTO program at 'the' univer- Army. vision at. Ft. Hood, Tern.., as. a watertownhistoricalsociety.orggate Apartments, Cherry Are., sity. Cadet McKenna Is a member of mechanics helper, Watertown, a student at, John During the six-week, encamp- Phi Alpha Theta, and Alpha Sig- Carroll University, Cleveland, ment, he received intensive train- ma Lambda, fraternities. Me 'is STEPONAITIS Ohio, completed the nation's only ing In leadership,, rifle marks- a. 1964 graduate of Borromeo K««ill Estate Brokers basic Reserve 'Oncers* Training manship, physical conditioning Seminary High School, Wlckllffe, -LISTINGS WANTED- Corps summer camp at 'Ft. Ban- and other 'military .subjects. 'OUo. ning, Geo., recently. 'Upon, 'completion, of the ad- Land, Houses, etc. The basic summer camp pro- vanced ROTC program, and, gradu- FT, HOOD, Tex. — .Army Pri- CALL TSt-MlS vides active-duty training in lieu ation, from college, he., is eligi- vate -Robert W. Darts.,, IT, wnose 26 Donahue St.. ftaterbury mother, Mrs, .Irene Davis, lives

HOWARD '«. PEARSON, am ot lira. ifieliM L. Pearson, 59 Heatti St., Oakville, is participating in, a u.S. Air Force Reserve ©fleers Train- ing Coips field training en- campment at Pease AFB, N.H. le is a graduate of WaUunson High school, Hartford, and a Heralding. . member of the AFROTC unit at. Trinity college, Hartford. another •I .,"".» i". DeMarests Honored great On 25tli Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Richard De- season . . llarest, Jr., Chimney Rd., were guests of honor' Saturday, Aug.. 31, at. a, surprise party marking their Helen Short's Studio of Danee 25th wedding anniversary. The couple was. married Aug. 28, 1943, in Atlanta, Ga. They. REGISTRATION are' the parents of two sons, for * Tip * Toe * "Ballet * Modern Jazz * Fern alien Richard,, of Watertown, and. 'Tho- all subjects include technique & routines — beginners, intermediates, advanced mas., of Waterbury, and have .one grandson,. Thomas. CLASSES FOE CHILDREN 3 YEARS OLD 1. UP NOW! -NEW! NEW OAKVILLE STUDIO Bthfge Results OAKVILLE STUDIO' REGISTRA TION SCHEDULE: Results In fin Tuesday, Aug. 2.7, 202 MAIN ST." Tim.- Sept. 5. 3 F.MV to 8 P.M. session, erf the Ashworth Duplicate Bridge 'Club are as follows. North Studio Phone: Z74 Fit Sept 6 3 P.M. to 8 P.M. and South: Mrs. Richard Clark Sat. Sept., 7 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. and Mrs. Elizabeth Ireland., and REGISTER1 REGISTRATION: Than. Sept., 5 2 PM - 8 PI REGISTER Mrs. Denys Welch and Miss Jean 147 East Mail St. Fit. Sept., 6 3 PM - 7 PM •Hutchinson, 51 l/2; NeweU iflt- EARLY later bury EARLY chell and!' Martin O'Brien, 49; Sal Sept. 7 10 AM - 4 PM and Dr. James H. Boot and How- ard Larkln, 44 1/2. East 'ami West.: Mrs. Wesley 'Tracy and Mrs. 'David Pelrcey, 55 1/2; Mrs. Russell Chase 'and. Mrs... John Gleason, '53' 1/2; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner, 51; and Miss . Muriel Schofield and Mrs. Ruth Hurlburt, 44.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Palmer, '27 Baldwin St., have returned from. PFOVO, Utah, where they attended the graduation of' their daughter, Miss Susan 'Palmer, from 'the' Brlgham . Young Uni- versity School of Nursing. Miss Palmer Is an alumna of Water- town High .School and. the Hart- ford School of Nursing.

Telephone Answering Service lltsa Betes teccaUy atteatfei the Lucille stodfert [Mace Congress In New Yoit city. Ac baa studied 274-8805 with Danny Carrol) now appearing in the Broadway musical "George M", Patty Manzelli or the June Taylor Dancers, Jack StanJy of New York and Florida and many other professionals in the dance field. She and her CONNECTICUT stair will attend classes in the fall in the New York area given by the Danfce Educators of America and Service Bureau Dance Masters oi America, our fabulous stage presentation will 'be held in June at the Waterbury state Theatre. It is considered "Waterbury's Show of shows'"' JOHN 6. 0'HEILL . Miss Short is t Member of • Dance Masters of America * Dance Educators of America * Dance Caravan, U.S.A. * Dance Teachers club of Coon. FUNERAL HOME * Lucille S tod dart Dance Congress . 742 Main St., Oakville SPECIAL CLASSES ALL CLASSES PHONE 27.4-3005 FOR BOYS

L«t» MadWl Ummi Can HELEN SHORT'S PIOHEER AUTOMOBILES, INC.. Studio of Dance "Certified by Test PHONE: to Teach" PHONE: 756-6346 274-4336 Pige tt-TtomProperty 'Times (ffatertown, Conn.)of , Septembethe r Watertown5, 1968 Historical Society pital to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Law- 58 xiadcliffe .Ave..,. Waterbury. Miss Rita GedraltJs, daughter at ton (Virginia Grenler), '59 SWp- Grandparents are Mr. and. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gedraltis, " per Are., Oakrflle. Kenneth Wells, Waterbury, and 73 Greenwood, flt., will enter the \i\ Church watertownhistoricalsociety.orgServices .Mr. "and 'Mrs. Patsy Daponte, freshman class at Marywood Col- GARRISON--A son, Mark Allen, Oafcvllle, ' . lege, Scranton, Pa., 'this month. First Congregational p.m. Aug. 23 in.'Yale-lew Haven Hos- Sunday, Sept. 6--Homecoming Sunday;, .Sept.. 8--Massesat 6:4 b pital to Mr. and Mrs. Martin . G a r r i s o n (Winnie . Roberts). SAN ANTONIO — Airman Sher- Sunday.: Ffoly Communion, 10 a.m. 7:45,. 8:45, 10,. 11:1.5 "a.m..and! 5 man F. Markham, son of Mr. and o p.m.- Grandparents are Mr. and .Mrs. Sermon: "The Origins and. Ends Mrs. Francis M. Markham of 13 TRUCKING Monday, Sept.. 9--Miraculous Eugene Garrison, Watertown. of Concerns." Wheeler St., Watertown, has ' Qua s i uk R.J. , Wo •dllbu ry .Medal. Novena, ? p.m. Mrs. Martin J. Post,. Beacon Falls, is great- grandmother. completed basic training at Lack- YOU CALL... WE HAUL ' Christ Episcopal . land AFB, Tex, He lias 'been, as- Sunday, Sept. 8--Holy Commun- ANYTIME, ANY PLACE St. - John's signed to' 'the .Ate' Force Tech- ion, .8 a,m.; Morning prayer and, CRUSHED STONE ' Sunday, .Sept 8 — Masses 'at CONTOIS^ — A. daughter, Hells* nical Training Center at Stoap- sermon, 10:45 a.m. 7, 8dS, 9:30, 10:45, 1.2 Noon and .Ann,. Aug.. 23 to Waterbury Hos- pard AFB, Tex., lor specialised 'GRAVEL LOAM SAND' 5 p.m. . . pital to Mr. and. Mrs. Robert schooling as an, aircraft main- " BULLDOZING Methodist Contois (Joyce Wills), 826 Main. tenance specialist Airman Mark- REASONABLE RATES Friday, Sept. 6—Generation- Christian Science .St. " ham :1s a 1968 graduate of Water- Oaposls, Swift Junior High, 7:30 You're Always Ahead 'Holmes. 4 Mitchell Aires. - town ffigh School. ' p.m. 'When You Cull Ted ' - Waterbury KUMETA -- A ' son,- 'Darius. Sunday, .Sefit. ft—Rall y Day, ft:I S Sunday, .Sept.. 8 -*- Service and Thomas, Aug. 23 In Waterbury a.m., followed by registration Sunday School, 10:45 sum. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mykolas fa* Church School classes; Morn- Wednesday, Sept. 11. — Meet- Kumeta (Roberta Kanehl), 89 " IDS Worship, II a.m. " ing, . Including testimonies of Wooison St. Tuesday, .Sept, '10—- Official Christian Science healing, 8p.m. Board, 8 p.mv • DAPONTE --"X son, Edward toft Candies Anthony, "Jr., Aug. 24 in Water- All Saints Episcopal bury Hospital to .Mr:, and 'Mrs. Thursday, Sept. 5--Clergy Con- BIRTHS J Edward Daponte (Joanne Wells), SPECIAL SALE ference, feint. Friday, Sept..' t—Clergy Con- RYAN — A daughter, Sharon Lor- ference, Kent. lne, Aug.. "14 In Waterbury Hos- AUTO-LIFE-HOME Sunday, .Sept. 8—Holy Commun- pital to Mr. awl Mrs. James Ry- ion, New Liturgy, 8 a.m.; Morn- an (Ann Shaw), 28 Sto&eleigh Rd. Ing Prayer .and Baptism, 9:45 a.m. Registration tor Church SELBY — A-son, Stephen Eric, Andre Fourni School. AUK. 19 -H>- Waterbury Hospital to Wednesday, .Sent. 11—'Holy Mr. and: Mrs. James Selby (Di- "' Communion, 8 a.m.; Episcopal anne SUfen), 85 Dunrobin Lane. Churchwomen, 10:30' a.m. Sept. 9 thro Sept. 23 UNWm — A son,, William .Da- 'Trinity Lutheran Chapel vid, Jr., Aug. 19 In Waterbury Little Aristocrats Sunday, .Sept.. 8--ChurchSchool, Hospital to- Mr. ami' Mrs. Wil- 9:1.5 a.m.; .Service,, wtth'Dr.F.W. liam D. Unwin (Jennifer Jones), Dempsey-Tegel Reg. $2.49 'SptCial $1.99 Otten, pastor, officiating, 10:30 3? Capewell Ave., Oakvllle. a.m. & Co. Inc. ARIYAN — A" daughter, Wendy MARCH'S Union Congregational Gale, Aug. 20 la. Wrterbury Hos- Sunday, Sept, 8--Morning Wor- pital to .Dr. and Mrs. Zaven Ari- Oikwil.lt Pharmacy ship, with the Rev. Charles J. yan (Janet Telfeyan), Heritage Parsley officiating, 11. a.m. Apts., Woodbury. 308 Main St. , ' Ookville - Monday, .Sept.. 9--Men's Club 274-2391 dinner, 8:90 p.m. followed 'by a. LAWTON — A daughter, Kathryn Free Prescription Deli'very film. • Lynn, Aug. 2't in Waterbury Hos- 'Tuesday, Sept. 10—Ladles* Aid Society Dessert Cud Party, 1:30' p.m.

St. Mary Magdalen 702 Straits Tpke, Thursday, Sept. 5--Mass\7 w€ITS'tT©'Wl|| a.m.; Confessions, 4 to 5:15 and 7 to.8:80 p.m. • . '.' 211-2529 Friday, .Sept.. 6—Mass, 7 a.m,.; * Surprise Mass, 11 a.m.; Confessions, 4:15 to 4:45 p.m.; Mass for James CLOCKS (When Ton Switeh toElectrlc Heat) - W. Cunningham, 5 p.m. ' - REPAIRED Saturday, Sept. 7--Ninth An- niversary High Mass for Carl All Types Ciarlariello, aa.m.; Seventh An- niversary High Mass for Vincent A. Vallerlo, 8:30 a.m.; Nuptial Specializing High Mass for James P. Harris and. .Adeline' Varilek, 1.0 a.m.; in Antiques H'uptial High Mass for' Roger J. Lemire and Linda R. Maynard, ILL Madeux 11 a.m.; Confessions, 11:45 a.m. 114 Culler St. Watertown to 1:2:15, "4 to 5:30 and 1 to 8:30 274-6222 • . 274-2162 UNIVERSITY of CONNECTICUT at Waterbury 32 Hillside Ave. UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM FOR FALL TERM 1968

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CURBING Based on our current passbook rate of 4%% a year,, compounded quarterly. JEIIITE SEALER CRESTWOOD FIRST FFEDERAL SDAVINGS PAYING CO. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WATERBURY 274-5100 * 50 Leavenvarth Street WATERTMN OFFICE 656 HAIH STREET Page fty-TownProperty Times QSatertowa, Com.);, of, Septembether 5 ,Watertown 1968 Historical Society MIDDLEBURwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgY NEWS Clurles Deluey 754-9842 •••iliB, B«li«a, 75S-

Whether he cam do It or Ina. As well as 'being chief or- act remains to 'be seam., ganist he is also serving as host If 'you, would 'take a 'long' 'look these days. Gene Is known state- at 'Ibis entire situation, and the .. wide through the State Police things that, have happened In both and many other organisations parties, It appears In this man- he 'has 'been " aJBlllated with. Mr> Richard Mtxon built bis on Gene's son, .'Gens, Jr., has a machine—he will go on .Dram, nice new' Job as district manager there. Mr. Humphrey's machine for 'the General 'Motors Corp. tea; bean built tor a' long time. ft has 'boon rock&d-it is 'now up to him to' get; the commanders Henry' C. Spencer, of Judd Hill 'Of 'tint machine to put it 'back (Continued on. Page 9) together. He cannot do this him- self. It certainly is different Drum Corps than It looks on the surface and will,' prove to 'be a very inter- In,. Meet,. Sunday esting next two months. 'The Middlebury Police Social Club Fife and, Drum Corps won, two 'third' place trophies Sunday Town "In a meet sponsored by the Mail" gatuck Fife and. Drum. Corps at. Lake Quassapaug. The' Corps Topics took trophies both for playing and By Red appearance in the modern class. . Miss Ellen Bonner, daughter Sunday, Sept., 8, the Corps will 'Of Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Bonner te In Wether sfield for a meet GOOD FOOD and plenty of It was the order of the day at 'Hie Mtddlebury rite Department's Jr., of South 'Street, has 'been sponsored by the Colonel John accepted as; a freshman, at "Tem- Cluster Fife & Drum Corps. recent outing held at the Viestover fireplace. The weatherman cooperated and gave firemen ple Buell 'College in Denver Col- and their families a beautifal day for the outing. ' " ~' t (Pickener Photo) orado. ' • HEALTH - WAYS S3 policemen were hurt, 29 In Received a, card, 'from Pvt. Don - ...the Initial attack. Soon, after' this; nle Cbarbonneau who is station- Dr. Bernard F. Oemcke group -began to believe that 'they ed at Fort 'Leonard Wood, Mis- Chiropractic Physician Party Bosses could not 'win - their objective souri. He said: to say hello 'to THE EDUCATION was the convention site. This is '"everyone in, Mlddlebury'lbr him. OF A CHIROPRACTOR At The Helm where they really wanted to do the Today's 'Doctor1 of Chiro- dunage:. Mayor Richard Daley Don and Leona Trowbridge, 1, practic Is the best trained and Supt. of Bolice James Con- Yale Ave,,, have returned from doctor the world has ever by «jh«iles Delaney lisk repeatedly said 'that no 'mob their vacation. They had a good known. During the short time would take over this city. They vacation • In, New Hampshire, a since it's discovery In 1195 Although there was some con- Perhaps this criticism mas, very didn't and so much for that. little golf,, a. little boating a by Dr. Daniel David Palmer, fusion, and perhaps A little 'bit* little compared to what the other However It' was unpleasant and little 'watching of political con- tte Chiropractic profession 'tenses to get Mr. Humphrey would have drawn. There were , unfortunate and off course cannot yentiocus. Good to'.,se e you, 'back has equalled, and In "some"'In- nominated along with Maine's between 9,000 and 10,000 hippies. possibly do 'the Democratic party in Middlebury. stances surpassed, the edu~ Mr. Muskde, there is one thing 'and yipples tabbed 'by Chicago any good. Some 450 persons were cational standards of the other -you must remember. police as unruly demonstrators; arrested. All this brought Dele- ' Maly: 'Ho you, really like milk: healing professions. At the helm of this slant ship around Grant .Park. ''Mayor Daley gate Reaction. shakes?—vanilla is the best kind. The . educational standards a handful of strong men rolled said before the convention there Humphrey's appeal for party "have made rapid progress in out way over 1700 delegate votes. 'HrtU be" a pattern of law en- unity went out shortly after his .'Gene Oviatt, the old maestro, a short. 74 years: to a stand- 'You could modestly say without forcement. •nomination. He 'Will, work hard to' stopped, by the other day. Gene, ardised course of four years Richard Daley and John Bailey With, all tie controversy you try to' .put the pieces together. a,. man > with a, lot of talent, is, of four thousand (4,000) hours ft would have been a rough course nave heard, do you. really know ' 'One' of Us mottos is the policies doing very well at the Bantam. as, a minimum. All 'Colleges for Hat ship to' take. Mayor what started tills eruption? It of tomorrow-need not be lim- have post-graduate 'courses was an estimated 50 'hard core ited by the policies of yester- Daley did 'draw some criticism 1 -which .would extend the total on some of' the activities out- members of ""(Ms group that 'day. 'Mir. Humphrey tarns, Ms; work HANK GAGAIH amount of hours 'to nearly five side the Convention Mall, main- charged the police lines stretch- 'Cut 'Out for him. I believe he Rill Estalt Bttta 'thousand (5,000) hours,' Most must 'Spend 'the .next four weeks ly In the hotel areas and at ed across Michigan - Ave, Mr. LISTINGS WANTED' states require at Least 2 years Grant Park. But perhaps we

REMEMBER WHEN price raU6nln« was in effect under the Office of Price Administration? It was during the 1942-4.5 period of World war H when the group above comprised Hiddle- bwy's Rattoniag Board, pictnred seated. left to' right, are: Henrietta copp, Nancy Hiley, Eleanor walker. Veda Badger, chief deik, Betty Wilson and jane Lovejoy. standing, left to right, ate: Ralph E«i.edi,ct. Robert Fen, Robert Campbell. Leo Ha Is lead, Dr. John Foster. MtSS C ABOL .ANN KOPP, • on am ve by Charles Delaney. B£G/tf///7//E FALL 'The Republican 'Town. 'Commit- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK tee' also supplies campaign assis- tance for candidates this fall, in- Middlebury Rd, (Neu Four Corners) Middlebury cluding State Representative Elo- ORTHO ise Green,, Congressman 'Tom. Mesklll, .State 'Senator Alden Ives, IAWN FOOD SPECIAL our own local, candidates and, others. Committeemen Ken, Wood LARRY'S Is on 'the Ed 'May tor- U.S. Sen- PENNY SALE!! ate Committee.. CommltteewoEuan Buy 1st bag at regular price Margaret Hetzel and committee- PACKAGE STORE man John A. Niekerk also are 2nd lac costs only a penny!! Excellent on the 93rd .Assembly District Your Selection Advisory 'Committee. 'This is .an Feed your lawn now for a favorite active committee which assists Imported candidates with their campaigns belter lawn next Spring brand and will have other assignments. e & Leona Trwobiidge is Vlce- We also cany Scott's ami beers .Domestic Cbairman of 'the RTC and cur- Hubbard Hall Garden Products rently Is serving on 'three of Drive-In Parking its sub-committees. Nancy Lan- caster .is secretary and Pauline Middlebury Road Alken Is publicity director. Com- MIDDLEBURY HARDWARE mltteewoman .Edith Crulkshank Middlebury Road Middlebury also serves as President of the Middlebury 758-9555 •'Women's 'Republican Club. Com- mitteeman Donald Henry, Leo- 758-9322 Page IP-Town 'Times (Watertoim, Conn-), September 5.1968 drew, San Hack, Grady Hatton, the'" month of August 'visiting, in. Property of the1 'tilts bette Watertownr Jimmy Laikoses, Joe Sileo, Jatai Historical Society Scotland and England."' seems everyone Holdridge, Gene Beadle, Don Hoi - Pete Runnels, Joe Medwtek, Joe once they move up or out. S P E A K I "IN G '0 IF 'brook, Joey Stollar, Paul Hoff- Dimaggio, Llcdj Waner,, Bob Fel- John Fou.se—'The' big pitcher man, Eddie Derouin, Eay Hoff- ler, ' Allle Reynolds, Monte who'watertownhistoricalsociety.orgs batting feats and pinch man, Ray Beauty, Cy Ricciaxdi, Strattoo, Ewe'll Blackwell and .. Vincent o. palladino hitting' detafe had the fans vision- Sam Avoletta, Pete Calabrese, Satchel Paige, SPORTS Ing htm as. a hard-hitting out- Jimmy Calabrese, Bad Me skua, No doubt Harry is a. Houston real estate broker By 'Bob PaImer fielder. 'and 'Otters we can't recall, at fan. for1 he pens, "To cap/an, en- . soy Kuhl and FranHealy--gave the moment.. Yes, these 'were a joyable evening, the Astros made 274-8942- 753-4111 Waterbury the best one two catch- good port 'Of the hard core -'Who it six In a row 'by topping the There are .always highlights to ing staff in the league. Their remember about, a baseball sear really supported the Eastern Lea- 'Cubs 5 to 1." defensive efforts were superb. gue effort this summer. Thank you -Mr. Fast for your ENJOY GOOD . son especially one .that has been Sam Par ilia's futility. This much -a. port, of tile. from. May Indications are at this writing kind wards. We and Town Times FAMILY MEALS strong built outfielder had hit that the Indians will 'return for love to hear from, our former till September..It has. 'been that. ..283. in the Pacific Coast League DAILY & SUNDAY way for the past, three years- 1969. There are many of. us residents. E makes us realize' TU ALSO SERVE the' yew before .and he was. ex- that you" still are' "Interested in ever since Eastern League base- pected to carry the brunt of the boning so. 'WEDDINGS & BANQUETS ball carne to Waterbury In 1966. the fastest' growing community in hitting., attack. Sam could never In the .mall. was. a. pleasant Litchfleld County. .ANNIVERSARY PARTIES 'During the Waterbury Giants two get gmng and next to Lou Camll- year span 'here we saw many letter all. the way from. Browns- 11 was the weakest hitter on. the ville, Texas from Harry L. Fox, ARNOLDS young payers on their way up to 'Hiss Carol Badger, daughter v team. former Watert own. resident, who ! S '! • '* Q t e r f o w n A e.. the majors. Steve Wrest-Wrenn--Despit- Despitee the factfact.. «*—» -. of Mr. and 'Mrs. George' Badger, Bobby 'Bonds, Dave Marshall that, the' Oekville contingent named Is"Regard a weekly-reades to olr dofthl friends,s column" .he:, 'White Aw.,, McBlebury, spent. and Bobby Etherldge all 'made him Stonefingers because of his it to the big time Giants. Bonds • —.-.- writes"Retard, ans dt otell 'Ols d friends,of a recen" het; defensive play around first base visit, to Houston Astrodome tc looks, like he will 'be a great we believe he Is a diamond In the one' In a yew or 'two. Marshall watch, many of Ms old time fa- 1 has. done an. adequate job while rough 'and swings a major league vorites on' Old. 'Timers Mite. IFFLAND'S CONCRETE TRUCKS Etherldge spent halt a season bet. Among them BUI .Dickey,. Johnny at Frisco and. is now playing; "The pitching staff--As good as Mize, Solly Hemus, Lou Bou- good ball M" Phoenix and will any In the league. Most of' them ARE ROLLING probably get. another shot in the deserved a winning record but PIONEER THROUGHOUT LITCHFIELD COUNTY - weak hitting prevented this. spring' either with, the Giants or Automobiles ' WITH an expansion club, Gary Rroli-••The " 'big relief < - . lac. specialist with, the great curve 'There, were many' who . came Authorised VoU». " 'with the 'visiting teams, Curt who should get another major'., Precision Controlled Concrete league crack. Gary spent as much 600 Straits Tpke. . Motion who 'went, up- to Balti- Watertown DELIVERED DIRECT TO YOUR tUILOING SITE more, Ken Boswell and. Kevin time picking up his hat as he did throwing the' ball... Collins both now with the Mets, "Howie . Bedell.-' Reading's con- icMf* ft ftwl OH Joe Coleman, one at Washington's genial outfielder, easily the most top< pitchers, Billy Harris and popular player In the league. Davey Nelson with Clevel and ..and. lAllEAULT'S -No one' hustles more than.' be 600 mum ST,,, OAKVIUI ' more who we cannot, recall at the and Gomer. Baseball could use moment. carloads of' the same type. Y«J. 274-3W4 or 274-1 MO So you see,, even though your Billy Gardener—His real, pro- local favorites may be a. losing' fessional style 'of managing team, and. we have had. three in brought the' Pittsfield Red Sox John E. At wood a row, there is always some- pennant. -He is to be kept in mind ALL FORMS.'OF thing' to keep your, interest up. .as a future Boston pilot. We have listed., a. few thoughts Alan Montreuil—Who can for- INSURANCE that; we shall, always remember get the Mighty Mite. Subject to about, the late 1968 campaign.' j 'all kinds of barbs about his short Residence 274-1881 - • . Frank. DeCastris-His . great .. stature, 'he 'responds (especially fielding and superb arm are 'Off against Waterbury) with game Office I53~96«S NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO ORDER COlCiETE major league caliber. The best, la- winning' hits all. season long. He ! the Eastern. 'Who can forget his has., arms like the Village' Black- Rep. THE TRAVELERS .. For " ' rifle throws to the plate and third smith to-, go with his '5 ft. 4 in. •ft'TME ST. PAWL .. FOOTINGS - FOUNDATIONS - CELLARS base time -and. again? He deserves frame,. ..a.-shot at Portland... A'better hitter . •' CELLAR &' GARAGE FLOORS than, average shows. Walls Gordon--The WATR • INSURANCE COS.' 1 ',. PORCHES - WALKS - DRIVEWAYS - STEPS .. ' •.. Comer Hodge- "• 'The most pleas- executive who rarely .misses a . PATIOS' - RETAINING WALLS ing ball player we saw In the game. Keeps the fans, in, good entire three yews. Mgr. Phil spirits with his constant array Our fleet of trucks can handle your larger pourings Cavaretta "told the fellow from of chatter. efficiently with $-yard mixers; also your small odd- Rutherfordton, N.C., that: he ..was. 1 And 'Of coarse the good loyal job deliveries. one of the finest .men he ever fans., 'Of Oakville and. Watert ow n - coached. His performance all Including, Pooney Simons., 'George TRUST IFFLAND'S FOR season long was that'' of' a pro- Pierce, Richie Gugllmetti, Walt WALSU DEPENDABLE QUALITY .PLUS SERVICE fessional and. 'be was by far Osborne, Bill Fitzgerald, Teddy ' the most popular player" yet- to Tata, Phil Berchonak, 'Don Lorn - come to Watejrbury, even more bardo, Emll Belanger, Walt An- MASSAU Phone Your Orders Early so than the" amiable Donate Eng • derson, 'The Carl Hermans.,, Eddie, 'GUILD bers, who by the way is finish- and, Elsie Schnitzel, 'Henry Sch- Contact Lense* JOHN C. ing the season up strong at. nitzel; Joe LeClair, Sid Lezotte, •M Center St 154*114 Amarillo, His latest average was Don Mclntosh, Jack McMahon, .281. Maybe' there, is something WatertT about the Eastern League weather that is "detrimental to hitters.. It IFFLANLUMBER DS ""OYIMHIC WASHMOBIli M. Mill ST-.TUBINtm.CMR Echo Lake *Rd. lateitoin PHONE: 489-9218 A Si 'Enterprise

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