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Brave And Bold, TakingDemotions Part In Variety Show A theatrical production under Also: Vlnnie Banda, Bernie Many In Community the direction of Catharine Farm Beauehamp, Bill Butterly, John By close and unpopular votes, will be presented on Friday, June DeLuca, Bill Dunbar, Peter the Board of Education Tuesday 6 at Watertown High school at 8 Farm, Bill Gillette, Frank Honor Society Welcomesnight approved the superinten- p.m. Hayes, Joe Horzepa, Ron Jones, dent of schools' recommen- Entitled "Men About Town — Gordon Knowlton, Dave Long, dations the school department Watertown" the all-male variety Stan Masayda, Mike Moffo, Jim Candidates At Ceremonyfall in line with state education show promises to be hilarious Mullen, Rich Natale, Bill Owen, requirements of having only with scenes such as a meeting of Dr. Bill Quigley, Bill Rice, Ed Watertown High School in- Shirley Desjardins, Keith state-certified, personnel fifl the Town Council, a meeting of Rosa, Bill Scully, Don Stepanek, ducted 46 new members into its DiAngelis, Tracey Dwyer, Kyle department chairmanships, the Watertown "Hysterical" Horace Studwell, Jim Troup, Bill chapter of the National Honor Elliott, Clifford Emmonds, Holly effective Sept, 1, 1980, Society and a scene which in- Williams, and George Edelman, Society at ceremonies May 21 at Foley, Ann Gursky, Nanette Three other Watertown High cludes some of the service clubs And: Bill Barrante, Willard the high school, Heroux, Richard Heroux, Linda School departments were altered of Watertown, i.e., Watertown Booth, John Cook, Armand Certificate and membership Houlo, Diana Jones, Susan Rotary, Lions Club and Unico, to "coordinator" posts. Derouin, Bill Eppenheimer, Ray cards were presented by Prin- Juodaitls, Laura KIsatsky, Lisa Affected directly will be five The Belly Dancers and Beauty Garassino, Fran Graziano, cipal William P, Williams during Krady, Larry Lamy, Stephen Contest promise to be dazzling! WHS teachers and its guidance Charlie Hensel, Wally Howe, Bud the traditional candle lighting Leisring, Krista Marti, and department head, who have The large cast of 77 "actors" Judd, Bob LaBonne, Henry Long, ceremony. Officers of the society Edward Masayda, amassed 58 years service as will consist of "men about Joe Masi, Bud Moody, Peter speaking on the interpretation of Also, Elizabeth Masayda, chairmen or loaders. town": McHale, John O'Brien, Frank qualities were Joyce Mullen, David Melkonlan, Tracy About 125 people showed up for Larry Baeder, Bill Bassford, Pilicy, Bill Quigley, Jack Robb, leadership; Deanna LeVasseur, Mosman, Brenda Mullen, Christy the Board's meeting, which spent Dick Bozzuto, Fran Datelle, Ken John Salamone, Gerry Scutt, scholarship; Susan Robey, ser- Osborn, Lorraine Ouellette, Vin- three hours on the emotional Dubauskas, Dom Falcone, Carey Norm Stevens, Bill Taylor, Mike vice, and Dana Stokes, cent Owens, Patricia Panasci, issue before the adjustments Geghan, Chet Habegger, Bill Vernovai, and Jan Wivestad, character. Mark Quint, Nancy Quirke, Wen- were okayed by 5 to 4 and 5 to 3 Hlekey, Gordon James, Tony The variety show is being Miss Stokes gave the pledge. dy Relss, Heidi Robb, Laurie (one abstenslon) votes. The King, Tom Lodge, Don Martell, presented for the benefit of the The Rev. Jeffrey Kittredge asked Rodla, Anthony Sforza, Louisa decisions visibly upset some Pat Massamaro, Bill Muccino, Watertown Bicentennial Com- the invocation and gave the Stitzer, Robin Sullivan, Anthony members of the audience and Frank Nardelll, Walt OSborn, mittee, Marlon Owen, General benediction. Tottorici, Frank Varanko, David were met with near total Bob Porter, Carmine Razza, Chairman and her assistant, Nor- New members are: Joseph Warren, Darlene Wright, negative reaction. Steve Robey, Clyde Sayre, Sherm ma Robb, said tickets are selling Bavone, Lisa Biello, Mark Boyle, Christine Wuthrich, Michelle School Superintendent Dr. Slavin, George Strobe!, Scott fast. To obtain them, see any one Mark Cummings, Linda Decker, Yanavich, and Anna Zurlo. Anthony King had explained in a Taylor, Paul West, and George of the cast or call Phyllis Maz- lengthy memorandum he recent- Braun, zarnaro at 274-9661, ly learned the six instructors are First Special Olympics not properly certified for their administrative duties. Further- Beginner Music Students more, according to state Educa- In Town Saturday At 10 tion Commissioner Dr, Mark Local attention Saturday wil be awards and ribbons. Lunch will Shedd, there is no grace period or Spring Concert Tuesday focused on the Taft School track be provided. "grandfather" clause easing The youngest of the instrumen- Selections will include field area, where Watertown will The regional games will compliance. talists and singers in the town's "Choral," "Hymn to Joy" by host its first Regional Special prepare the youngsters for the The regulation governing cer- elementary schools will have the Beethoven, the theme from "Star Olympics for scores of State Special Olympics in June, tification was passed In 1963, but stage all to themselves Tuesday, Wars," "The Marines Hymn," youngsters. Activities will open with a went into effect in 1968. Dr, King June 3, for their annual Spring waltzes, and a special repertoire The May 31 event, sponsored grand march, headed by the said the affected local personnel Concert at Heminway Park featuring the brass and by the Watertown Jaycees, will Watertown/Oakvllle Fife and — Rosemary Kane, English School. woodwind sections. run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Drum Corps, and a torch lighting department chairwoman; The beginner band members The members of the Heminway public is invited to attend what Is ceremony, with greetings to the Eugene Slason, science; Denis from Heminway Park, South, Park Fifth Grade Chorus, under usually an exciting experience. athletes and spectators by town (Continued on Page 16) Polk, and Judson Schools start the direction of Anna In addition to Watertown's officials. the 7:30 p.m. program as a Kalenauskas, will do "The Enter- youngsters, participants will be During the lunch break, Water- symphonic band, the first time tainer," with fifth grader Kelly coming from Thomaston, town's St. John Polk Choir will Watertown AARP they have performed together in Traver accompanying; "I want Lltehfield, Wolcott, and offer musical and singing enter- concert. Conductor will be Gail to Play the Glockenspiel," Prospect. Boys and girls will tainment. Selects 1980-81 Cunningham, elemmentary featuring accompanist Eric compete in the Softball throw, Other organizations and people music teacher. Gyuricsko and band members on the standing long jump, the 50- helping organize the event are; Officer Slate Previously, the students had the glockenspiel; "Puff the meter dash, and the 200-meter Watertown Area Association for performed in ensembles for the Magic Dragon"; "Wonderful relay, Special Citizens (WAAFSC) Dorothy Rice was elected Music in Our Schools Week Thing to Be Me"; and "I Want to Competitors will receive president of the Watertown celebration. Be Where Freedom Is." (Continued on Page 2) Chapter No, 548 of the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) at the May meeting recently at the United Methodist A BIG Parade Blows Outchurch. The rest of the slate accepted Candles On Celebrationfor the 1980-81 year includes Herbert Wilson, vice-president; The only "rain" on Water- wheeled vehicles, and town Dorothy Moulton, recording town's Bicentennial • Memorial governing officials, secretary; Henrietta Shumway, Day Parade Monday was the St, John, Baldwin, and Judson corresponding secretary; and reigning of marching fervor, Schools won first places for float Etta Tomlinson, treasurer. spectator excitment, and entries, while the Watertown The slate was presented by patriotic pleasure as perfect Community Federal Credit Alfred Goodson, nominating weather enveloped the com- Union won in the commercially- committee chairman. Officers munity's big bash finale to its backed category, will be installed at a dinner Tues- 200th birthday year, Torrington's green and white day, June 17, at 12 noon at the An estimated 10,000 people St. Peter's Drum Corps took Westbury Room, turned out to take in the 2,000 home first place in the senior Cost s $6,75 per person. plus marching spectacle along unit drum corps category and the Deadline for reservations and 2Vs miles of Main Street parade Oakville-Watertown Drum Corps payment is June 12, Payments route, stretching from Davis was judged best in the junior can be mailed in care of Curt Street in Oakville to Watertown's division. Lancaster, 128 Old Town Road, new little gazebo perched on There were about 80 units in Woodbury, 06798, Town Hall Hill, nine divisions - spaced by what A trip is being planned for WINNING FIRST PRIZE in the "Civic" category in Monday's Featured during the 95 minutes some believed to be too long in- Tuesday, Sept. 16~ to the Moun- Bicentennial / Memorial Day Parade was this float entered by St. of walking color and sound were tervals, tainside Outing Club. Costs and John's School, depicting home and school. Appearing on the float 17 marching bands, numerous A Watertown Police Depart- departure times will be an- were Tommy Judd, Kate Kane, Marcel Jeannin, Karen Harrison, floats, groups from the Gold Star ment spokeswoman said the nounced. Deadline for reser- Collen Razza, Andy Judd, Tina Daveluy, Shelly Derouin, Christine Mothers to Little Leagures, police had no major problems, vations accompanied by O'Connor, Gregory Alves and Eleanor Towle. (Alves Photo) Shriners maneuvering small (Continued on Paee 2) payments is Sept, 1. Page 2 Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), May 29,1980^ Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyA Big Parad e Troup Rules Thk Week (Continued from Page 1)

and the parade went "smoothly," watertownhistoricalsociety.orgOn Deputy Chief Matter There were two emergency responses during the parade, Town Manager James Troup power, his hostility and although one was not related to said this week ha will have mannerisms, and his intimida- the march. ELEMENTARY "some type of written report" to tion of younger officers he set out Lt. Michael Donorfio of the give to the Town Council by to control." Emergency 8 emergency vehicle SCHOOL LUNCH Friday's end, and possibly today However, Atty. Joseph Keefe said the wagon responded to a (Thursday), outlining his deci- of Torrington, Mr, piorio's call at 88 Longview Ave. at about MENU JUNE sion on the Deputy Police Chief counsel who also submitted his 3:30 p.m. to treat complictlons Edmond Diorio matter. memorandum last Friday, stated from a previous injury sustained Five of the nine Council the town's case "utterly fails to by a man. He was later 1980 members would have to concur offer any credible proof of transported to Waterbury with a decision to fire the deputy wrongdoing on the part of Deputy Hospital by ambulance. chief, under suspension since last Chief Diorio." Mr. Donorfio said Engine 8 July 31, for alleged wrongdoing. Mr, Keefe said the only issue is took Main Street because it was The town conducted a three-night whether, based on the presented the most direct route, slightly Brought to you disciplinary hearing May 5-7, evidence, Mr. Diorio should be disrupting the march. through the courtesy of Mr. Troup said he didn't know dismissed, and not meted a At approximately 4:30 p.m., he at this time If the Council would lesser punishment. said, a 10-year-old Waterbury MARCH'S OAKVILLE PHARMACY! be called in for a special session, "Some of the charges, with girl from a music unit was saying "that depends on the ac- their uncorroborated testimony, treated for exhaustion near the 308 Main St., Oakville tion" recommended. smack of a 'witch hunt,' " he Banking Center in Oakville. She FratwuR, Kaminnki, Prop. Atty, Anthony Fazzone of said. was later taken to Waterbury Cheshire, a labor lawyer who . The attorney asked why the of- Hospital. ficers brought to light the in- MON,» JUNE 2 TUBS., JUNE 3 WED., JUNE 4 arped the town's case, conclud- Then ther was the emergency Hat Turkey Sandwich Hamburger on Bun Pliia with Meat ed in his brief filed with Mr. cidents years after they oc- that new was: the Watertown Whipped Potatoes Catsup Sauce and Cheese Troup May 23 that Mr. Diorio, 52, curred, why four lieutenants Jaycees, riding high on an old- Kernel Con French Friei Toned Green Salad "should no longer be in a position were unaware of "requests for time fire engine, inadvertently Marble Cake Buttered Peas Herb Drilling to supervise departmental per- favors" or "inducements," and Milk Daffodil Cake Fruited Gelatin confused some bands into clear- Chocolate Milk with Topping sonnel or control their employ- why none of the lieutenants was ing the way for the truck when its Milk ment with the town," ever asked or ordered to do siren sounded, The attorney did not call out- "what three or four officers Memorial services at the THURS,, JUNE 5 FRI,,JUNE6 MON,,JUNE9 right for the policeman's dis- would have you believe Ed Diorio gazebo, a gift to the town and Frank on Roll Spaghetti with Meat Chicken Rice Soup missal, and indicated punish- 'induced' them to do." built by volunteer help under the Rdlih Sauce and Cheese Toaited Cheeie ment should be along the lines of Mr. Keefe explained in his auspices of the Bicentennial Boston Baked Beam Mixed Vegetables Sandwich brief to the town manager "the Carrot and Celery Italian Bread and Mixed Vegetables a demotion. Committee, was headed by Ma- Sticks Butter Sliced Peaches and In reviewing the 10 charges burden of proving these jor Richard Heroux of the Golden Spice Cake Pineapple Cup Snlckcrdoodle Cookie presented at the disciplinary allegations, in a clear and convin- National Guard. Milk Milk Milk hearing, Mr, Fazzone summerlz- cing manner, rests squarely with The parade came after a ed "for each instance charged, the town. We submit ,.. no such THURS,, JUNE 12 successful Bicentennial Ball at TUBS., JUNE 10 WED,, JUNE 11 he (Mr, Dlorio) failed to live up burden has been met, and that a the high school May 24, and con- Crispy Batter Dipped Pliia with Meat Hamburger on Bun to the standard of conduct the fair decision on the only real Chicken Sauce and Cheese Catsup cludes the main birthday attrac- Whipped Potatoes Toned Green Salad French Friei town expected of him, and by do- issue — to dismiss or not — must tions, Kernel Cora be found in Deputy Chief Diorio's Buttered Peas Herb Dressing ing so, he has demonstrated his Heminway Park School will Bread and Butter Mixed Fruit Cup Fruited Gelatin unsuitability to continue" as favor." Golden Spice Cake MUk with Topping celebrate its Colonial Day May Milk Milk deputy chief. If Mr. Diorio is dismissed, he 28, and the delayed "Men About Mr. Fazzone said Mr. Diorio presumably would appeal the Town • Watertown" all male did not avoid conflict of interest verdict to Superior Court. The variety show will take place June over incidents involving his son Council would have no say in any 6 at the high school. Thomas, a pattern of conduct is decision of Mr. Troup's short of a evident, and the failure of of- firing. ficers to follow departmental procedures is "directly at- Man has one eoniolatlon ~ he First Special tributable" to the deputy chief's can avoid a lot of fool taxes he (Continued from Page 1) GRADUATION "abuse of his authority and has been imposing on himBilf, president Sandra Johnson, and Success To Liz Montambault from Thomaston; Dee Connor, Wolcott GIFTS All Of You GIVE A LITTLE CHEER! Junior Woman's Club; Betty One of WUdflowers Fruit Weimer, Karen Bush, and Henry Congrofs, 1980 Forgione, Wolcott Special Baskets, Wine Baskets or Citizens Commission; Water- A*TYC~~^^ Graduafes,..iThe Health Food Baskets ... town Junior Woman's Club; all done up with fresh Phyllis Tech; Tom Condon of the AND ,,„ M Watertown Jaycees; the Water- decQde ls yoursl flowers ...*35 and up, town Parks and Recreation FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 15th "Watch for our Department; and many others. Several groups and persons are Firecracker Special," donating money or volunteering time. WILDFLOWERS of Waterbury Flowers, QiHs, Antiques 1230 Thomaston Ave. acrosa front the Coatlllan ttoom) isMf A[L0i»PE|MANp SHOWWO FRL, JUNE 13 MON,, JUNE 16 TUBS., JUNE 17 Frank on Roll Spaghetti with Meat Hot Turkey Sandwich Reliih Sauce and Cheese Boston Baked Beans Whipped Potatoes Mixed Vegetable! Kerne! Corn Carrot and Celery Roils and Butter "shop In friendly comfort Sticks Applesauce Cake Mixed Fruit Cup Chocolate Milk Peach Crumb Caki Milk Milk davidson's WED., JUNE 18 THURS,, JUNE 19 DHESSSHOPS Frank on Roll B-PicaiG Lunch Today FRIyJUNEZO Relish Elem.-FlzM with Meat LAST DAYQFSCHOOSCHOOl Boston Baked Beans Sauce and Cheeie NO LUNCH PROGRAOGRAMM Crisp Vegetable Stick! Carrot and Celery School-day Cake Fruited Gelatin Milk Milk

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Conference, Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Prayer Wednesday, June 4 — Meeting Sunday, June 8 — Charge Group, 7:25 p.m.; Webeles, 7 including testimony of Christian Conference. p.m.: Senior Choir, 7:45 p.m. Science healing, 8 p.m. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgChrist Episcopal Thursday, June 5 — Morning Friday, May 30 - Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, AH Saints* Episcopal St. Mary Magdalen Monday, June 2 - Fix-It Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; Evening 8:45 a.m.; IAH Club, 3:30 p.m.; Sunday, June 1 — Holy Com- Thursday, May 2fi — Low Mass Fellowship, 9 a.m. Prayer, 5:45p.m.; Senior YPF, 7 Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; munion, 8 a.m.; Holy Commu- for Ralph Zarrella, 7 a.m.; Tuesday, June 3 — Pot luck p.m. Country Fair, 8 p.m. nion, Sunday School for Bingo, 7:15 p.m. luncheon, annual meeting, elec- Saturday, May 31 — Prayer prekindergarten through Grade Friday, May'30 — High Mass tion and installation of officers of Breakfast, 8:45 a.m. Litchfield Hills Meeting 8, 10 a.m.; Evening RAP for John Bavone, 7 a.m.; Nuptial the Women's Fellowship, 12 Sunday, June 1 - Holy Com- Society of Friendi Program, Grades 7 and 12,8 p.m. High Massjor Theodore O'Neill Noon. munion, 8 a.m.; Holy Commu- Sunday, June 1 — Meeting for Tuesday, June 3 — A,A. and Mary M. Bames, 5 p.m. Wednesday, June 4 — Pioneer nion, 10:15 a.m.; Church School, meeting for women only, 7:30 Worship, Woodbury Community p.m. Saturday, May 31 — Fifth An- Choir, 3:15 p.m.; Senior Choir, 10:15 a.m.; Lay Readers' Service Center, 10 a.m. niversary High Mass for Mrs. 7:30 p.m. at Convalarium, 1 p.m.; Lay 1 Theresa Delip, 8 a .m.; High Readers' Service at Whiteweod Christian Science Union Congregational Mass for Mary arid Frank DeSan- Manor, 1:30 p.m.; Service of Sunday, June 1 — Service and Sunday, June 1 — Morning to, 8:30 a.m.; Confessions, 11:45 United Methodist Prayer and Praise, 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, 10:45 a.m. Worship, Church School, and Ex- a.m. to 12:15, 3:30 to 4:30 and Sunday, June 1 — Church Monday, June 2 — Morning Wednesday, June 4 — Meeting amination of confirmation Class, after the 7 p.m. Mass; Vigil School, 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, Prayer and Holy Communion, Including testimony of Christian 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship, Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m.; Bible study, 8 p.m. 8:45 a.m.; A.A., 10:30 a.m.; Science healing, 8 p.m. Confirmation, reception of new Sunday, June 1 — Masses at 1 Monday, June 2 — Brownies, Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; members, 11 a.m. 7:15, 8:45,10,11:15 a.m. and 4:30 3:30 p.m.; Missions area work, Junior YPF, 6:30 p.m.; Human Middk'bury Baptist Wednesday, June 4 — Ladies p.m. 7-30 p.m. bookrepair workshop, 7 p.m. Sunday, June I — Morning Aide Luncheon, 12 noon; Boy Tuesday, June 3 — Craft Tuesday, June 3 — Morning Tuesday, June 3 — Morning Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening Ser- Scouts, Troop 52, 7 p.m, Workshop, at the school, 7 p.m. Cirde UMW, 10 a.m. Prayer and Holy Communion, vice, 7 p.m. » =. = Wednesday, June 4 — Girl 8:45 a.m.; Bible study, 9:30a.m.; * • s * , St. John's Scouts, 6:30 p.m.; Senior Choir, Al-Anon, 10 a.m.; Evening Evangel Assembly ^COUNTRY eirilWA Thursday, May 29 — Month's 7:30 p.m. Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Bible study, Sunday, June 1 — Morning Ml Wain if". Wit iffeWn rt- ?7*ji*l Mind Low'Mass for Mary Jane Thursday, June 5 - Girl 7:30 p.m.; A.A., 8 p.m. worship, 11 a.m. Evangelic Ser- T (BfM **«*» H. t Srt. Collins, 11 a.m. Scouts, 3:30 p.m.; Junior Choir, Wednesday, June 4 — Morning vice, 7 p.m. Starts Friday Friday, May 30 — Fourth An- 8:30 p.m. Prayer, 8:45 a.m.; Bible George C. Scott in niversary Low Mass for Louise Friday, June 6 — Charge teaching, Holy Communion and Full Gospel Assembly THE CHANGELING . P. Lueearo, 11 a.m.; Folk Choir, Conference. Healing Service, 9:30 a.m.: Sunday, June 1 — Service and choir loft, 5:30 p.m.; Bingo, Church Hall, 7:16 p.m. Saturday, May 31 — Wedding, Raymond Green and Laurie Smith, 11 a.m.; Wedding, Timothy Mulvehill and Lillian Davis, 12:30 p.m.; Confessions, 4 to 5 and 7:45 to 8:15 p.m.; Low Mass for Joseph Daveliiy, 5 p.m.; Twenthleth Anniversary Low Mass for Nicola Doria, 7 p.m. Sunday, June 1 — Month's Mind Low Mass for Armand Errichetti, 8:15 a.m.; Low Mass for Philomena Falcone, 9:30 a.m.; High Mass for Veronica and Simon Bensavage, 10:45 a.m.; Anniversary Low Mass marking the 10th anniversary of the ordination to the priesthood of the Rev. Robert Bethke; Low Mass for Helen Bonston, 5 p.m.; Bingo, Church Hall, 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 2 — Council of Catholic Women installation dinner, Westbury Room, 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 3 — Miraculous Medal Novena, 7 p.m.

First Congregational Thursday, May 28 — Reception for new members, Trumbull House, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 1 — Church School, 0 a.m.; Worship Service with redeption of new members, 10:30 a.m.; CCC, 11:30 a.m.; Pilgrim Choir, 5 p.m.; Pilgrim Fellowship, 8:15 p.m.

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JENNIFER SUMNER ANDREW, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Andrew^Jr., of 454 Sunset Ave,, Oakville, is engaged to Stephen Michael Ezzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ezzo, 686 ByNadinoValailij Buckingham St., Oakville. They will be married June 21. Miss An- drew is a graduate of Watertown High School and is employed at the Waterbury Extended Care Facility. Her fiance graduated from Watertown High and is employed at Winchester Electronics, With the 1979-1980 year coming the club were involved and had to an end, the yearbook editors great fun raising money for the Auction Benefits for the 1980-1981 Janus have been club, as well as performing for chosen. Sue Barret and Chris an audience, Scholarship Fund Trojan were chosen for co- As the end of the year draws editors and Jamis Franson for near, the graduating seniors are The Montessori School of layout editor. The rest of the Northwestern Connecticut will looking forward to their senior staff is as follows: Debbie prom, which will be held on Specializing in hold its seventh annual Action Valaitls, Business Manager; Auction Friday, evening May 30, Thursday, May 29, at 7 p.m. The CARMINE FAOLINO, 33 Bast Wendy Atwood, Art Editor; Beth seniors chose to have their prom •UNFINISHED FURNITURE at Le Chalet Restaurant in Lapman and Tom Dahlin, Per- Thomaston. Hill Road, received his Ph.D in at the Aqua Turf in Southlngton, and Italian Language and Literature sonals and Captions; Heidi Robb, with the band "Magic" perfor- Auction proceeds benefit the Proofreading Editor; David scholarship fund, which present- at the May 18 Commencement of ming for their dancing pleasure. WOOD PRODUCTS the University of Connecticut, Brastauskas, Photography; Emi- Well-over ISO couples will be ly aids 12 percent of the student ly Carangelo, Creative Writing 651 MAIN STREET enrollment. Storrs. A native of Caserta, Italy, attending the prom and it and 16-year resident of Water- Editor; Amy Snow, Girls' Sports promises to be a special night. WATERTOWN 274.5082 For more information, call 274- Editor; Nancy Traver, Boys' 2298 or 283-5920. town, the Kennedy High School After much deliberation, the OPIN M-F 10-7. SAT. 9-5 language teacher is a graduate of Sports Editor; Donna Columb, theme song chosen by the class of Cranston High School-East, Typing Editor; Julie Shuhart, 180 was "Precious and Few". Cranston, R.I,, received his B.A. Advertising. Congratulations and The students anxiously await the HOME APPLIANCE CENTER from the University of Rhode good luck for next year! prom and much preparation and Island, 1970, and his master's On May 22 the dance club per- time has, and will be spent for Sales — Service — Parts from Middlebury College. He formed a show entitled "A Night this special day. It is sure to be a 663 Main Street, Watertown, Ct, lives with his wife Paula. On Broadway". All members of night to remember. siriii (rim Firil ftdtrol Ink 274.9669 If anyone has any information Httm concerning clubs, activities, or Personalised Monogrammlng awards, please contact me in done on premises homeroom 156. • Design and Trips For Kids Custom Tailoring for Men and Woman Scheduled By • Dry Cleaning • Expert Alterations Rec Department Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 9-2 The Parks and Recreation T58-81ST Departmenthas lined up several Spring fun trips primarily for 819 Straits Turnpike at Southwest Corner, Middlebury youngsters this summer and Is now accepting reservations. Check Up They are: July 14, Riverside Park; July 22, Mt. Tom State Park; Aug, 5, Sherwood Island; Aug. 12, Quassapaug Day; Aug. BRING IN YOUR AIR 28, Mountain Park. CONDITIONER FOR GAS Also, there are still openings for the Wednesday, June 11 REPLENISHING, NEW monthly bus trip to New York 863 Mtridun Road , City's Radio City Music Hall FILTER and OILING and area for a day in the Big Apple, Conn, 06705 All trips depart and return CLEANING. Phone 756-8451 from Deland Field, Echo Lake Road, Information on times and Men. thru Frl. 12-7 prices can be obtained by calling 95 Sat, 10-6 the recreation office at 274-5411, ext. 221. Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), May 29,1980 Page 5 Property of the Watertown84 Golfers In Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orgBicentennial Tournament

V [BIRTH^ f*t* S Assistant Town Manager John Salomone led a foursome com- prising Nick Rlccuito, Mark SCHIFILLITI - A daughter, Jor- TAR! - A son, Christopher Stevens, and Dick Guerrera to dan Ellse, May 19 in Waterbury William, May 16 in Waterbury win the May 25 Bicentennial Golf Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Garrett Hospital to Mr, and Mrs, Don Tournament at Crestbrook Park, Schlfillitl (Joanne Rituccl), Tari (Karen Toffey), Oakville. sponsored by the Crestbrook Oakvlllc, Grandparents are Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Park Golf Association. . Marie RituccI, Waterbury, and Lloyd Toffey Sr., Watertown, and The team compiled 76 points Mr, and Mrs, Edmund SchlfillitI, Mr, and Mrs, Adam Tara- based on a per-hole scoring Waterbury, Great-grandparents jkowskl, Springfield, Vt. Great- system. are Mr. and Mrs. Domenle lan- grandparents are Aimel nlruberto, Waterbury. Finishing second were Water- Bruneau, Waterbury, and Doris town High School golf coach ten Batese, Claremont, N,H. Bruno and Peter Farm, John STANLEY - A daughter, Zeieniak, and Jim Byrnes, 72 Samantha Leigh, May 19 in They say worry is deadly—j points, while Parks and Recrea- Waterbury Hospital to Mr. and another thing to worry about. HERE'S THE LINEUP for the town's new baseball team in the tion Commissioner Mike Celello, Mrs. Bruce Stanley (Christine area Sandy Koufax Leape for ages 13 and 14. Front row left to Bob Christian, Fern Labbe, and lamy), Watertown. Grand- Tho Dancer's Workshop right: Phillip Campbell, Brent landquist, David Fuller, Gerald Carlos Borges were third at 70. parents are Estelle Lamy, .Leach, and Paul Conant. Second row: Kevin Sirois, Marcus Dick Fenn had the low gross, Watertown, and Mr, and Mrs, hai now become lie Watertowa Bushey, Wayne Waldron, Darrln Lundie, Robert Mancini, Todd 74, and Dick Guerrera's 96 (24 Benjamin Stanley, Oakville, School of Dues, both looted at Strileekis, and Joe Spagnaletti. Back row- Scott Carew, Richard handicap) was low net. Closest to S23 Mais St., nadir lot Ceutry Mazzamaro, Mike Lafferty, Kevin Murphy, and Mike Saunders. the pin on No. 5 was Ed Skelte, at The head coach is Charles Conant, (Landquist Photo) CiBema. Comot WI0.D. fiultBts 4'3". The committee running the Contributing to the tour- event for the 84 participants com- will attend C!UM at the DIW nament's success were Cltytrust, prised Sean Chilson, Crestbrook location during the month oi Jnne, donators of two dozen golf balls; Park Golf Allocation; Ron Watch for StNMMr Worfcihap Road Runners CompetingLaBonne's Market, food; The Stepanek and Louise Bennett, pro Siemon Company, prize money; shop; Pete Farm, member; Mr. and Crestbrook club pro Ed Bennett and Don Stepanek, parks Sunday In Rotary Race Bennett, prizes. and recreation director. 2744m Motorists have been asked by 11:30 a.m., at $3, There will be the Watertown Rotary Club and free T-shirts to the first 300 en- Watertown Police Department to tries, and refreshments for all. be on the lookout for runners Sun- Prizes will be awarded to the SENIOR CENTER day, June 1, when the first 10km men and women, boys and girls road race takes off from Judson finishing highest in the following School, rain or shine. divisions: ages 13 and under, CALENDAR Starting time is 12 noon, and teens (ages 14-18), open (ages 19- the Connecticut A.A.U.- 39), master (ages 40-80), and sanctioned event will last about grandmaster (over 60). 90 minutes over a 6.2-mile route. For more information, call the JUNE 1980 Common driver courtesy Is re- Parks and Recreation Depart- quested. ment at 274-5411, ext. 221 dally up Call 274-5411 fon The route is as follows: star- to 5 p.m., or 274-8674 after 5. Park & Recreation, Ext, 21 ' ting at the school, then south on Senior Center, Ext. 302 Hamilton Lane to Hamilton The man who docoives himself Minibus, Ext, 303 Avenue, south on Buckwheat Hill is an easy mark for deceivers, Town Information, 274-3773 Road, south and east on Orchard \ Lane to Middlebury Road to Lake WinnemaugRoad, westtoSperry WATERTOWN MON, JUNE 2 TUES,,JUNE3 WED,, JUNE 4 THURS,, JUNE 8 Road, down School Hose Road, SCHOOL OF DANCE Bunker Hill Extension, Mystic Sewing Class Knitting & Crochet- Minibus to Water- Maerame Class Lane, Lexington Drive, north on is 1-3 p.m. ing Circle bury and mall 8:30-11:30 a.m. Concord Drive, east on Bunker now located 2-4 p.m. A.M. and P.M. Senior Social Hill Extension, north on AARP Directors Mtng. 1-4 p.m. Middlebury Road, northeast on at 523 Main St. Cherry Avenue, north on Scott Under the Country Cinema and Woodruff Avenues, west on Woodbury Road and Rte, 6 to Watch for FRI., JUNE 8 Post Office Drug strives to MON., JUNE 9 Hamilton Avenue, down Summer Workshop Minibus to continue to bring good health Sewing Class Hamilton to Hamilton Lane, and Registration Waterbury & Mall care to the community. Prescrip- 1-3 p.m. finishing again at Judson, A.M. only tioiiH accuratuiy filled and com- Day of race registration is 10 to 274-0004 Pool, TV, lunch pounded. 9 a.m.-I p.m. FREE DELIVERY * • _ 43 Middle Quarter Mall TUBS,, JUNE 10 WED,, JUNE 11 )\J ^ WOODBURY 1 ADD>. J *s (nsxt lo Pappagallo) Knitting & Crochet. Friendly, courteous service. Minibus rip to ing Circle Let Us Fill Your Nej;t Prescription Tt'letrack 2-4 p.m. THIS CALENDAR COMES TO YOU Minibus to Wtby. I Blood Pressure Rdng, and mall r^ii THROUGH THE COURTESY OF 11:30 a.m. A.M. and P.M. Attention Grooms: POST OFFICE FREE Tuxedo rental to you if Tuxidos ore rented by all the other THURS,, JUNE 12 FRI., JUNE 13 men in your party. Maerame Class DEUG STORE (na.l ts Itw Town Moil) Minibus to Waterbury Party must consist of 2 or more 9:3041:30 a.m. & mall A.M. only" TUBS .-Sat, 10 - 5 Senior Social 55DEFOR£STST.,WATIRTOWN Pool, TV, lunch CLOSED MONDAY Cards & Bingo 9 a.m.-l p.m. 14 p.m. 274-8116 MON,, JUNE 16 TUBS,, JUNE 17 WED,, JUNE 18 THURS., JUNE 19 No Knitting or Macrame Class rener9U Sewing Class Crocheting today Minibus to Waterbury 9:30-11:30 a.m. 1-3 p.m. AARP Directors Instal- and Mall Senior Social lation dinner, 12 noon A.M. and P.M. Cards & Bingo Health Screening, 1-4 p.m. 1st Cong, Church PENNY AUCTION FRI., JUNE 20 MON., JUNE 23 TOES., JUNE 24 WED., JUNE 25 EAGLE INSULATION New Hampshire Trip Cooking Class Minibus to Waterbury Sewing Class "Crepes" & mall, A.M. only 1-3 p.m. (waiting list only) Iv. Deland Field Plcaie sign up! Pool, TV, lunch 12:304:30 p.m. • 18 years experience in all insulation phases 9 a.m.-l D.m. at 8:30 a.m. $17,00 each Minibus to Waterbury % and mall • Lowest Prices Excellent workmanship THURS., JUNE 26 Maerame Class FRI,, JUNE 27 MON,, JUNE 30 Senior Center Hours Installed on all Types of Siding Monday thru Thursday 9:30.11180 a.m. Minibus to Waterbury Sewing Clais Senior Social 0 a.m.-4 p jn, • Clapboard • Shakes • Aluminum ® Stucco & mall, A.M. only Fashion Show Friday 9 ajn,-i pjn. 1-4 p.m. Pool, TV, lunch Tea & Cokies, too! Blood Pressure 9 a.,-1 p.m. 1-3 p.m. Reading, 2 p.m. Finger lakes Trip July 23-25 leaves Coming in July! Our annual picnic Leland Field at 7:30-8 a.m. Check at will be at Crestbrook Juiye 17th, Center for exact time, Also: German Alps Festival, Friday, Watertown Parks and Recreation, July 11 — A day of oompah music, 424 Majn St., Watertown, Ct. 08798. good food, and brew, $13,50 each. Pagt 6.Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), May 29,1980 Property of the WatertownBussemey's Troop No. 1 had six - Historical Society teen active Girl Scouts.. She spoke about the rallies that were held at Fulton Park in Waterbury watertownhistoricalsociety.organd how drastically the Scout un- iforms have changed. Mrs. JUNIOR TROOP NO. 4054 were: Nadine Palmer, Wendy Bussemey said there are about 40 McCasland, Cathy McEvoy and million Girl Scouts today, and "A On May 22 Troop 4054 held its Tracy Michaud. "You're a Grand Girl is a Girl Scout wherever she Second Annual Mother/Daughter Old Flag" was recited by goes". She has never lost interest Banquet and Court of Awards at Darlene DeRosa, in scouting and.is still a'member the Union Congregational Leader, Mrs, Alice Berger, of the organization today. Church, Gakville. Everyone pre- commended the Troop's Cookie The third year scouts of Tioop sent sang the grace, "Johnny Chairmen, Mrs. Angle Bradley 4054 presented a Variety Show Appleseed", and then enjoyed a and Mrs. Stella .Orslni. Top with music from the BO's, Wendy delicious buffet, Those who par- Cookie salesgirl was Nancy St, McCasland and Cathy McEvoy ticipated in the flag ceremony Saveur. Next came the Court of did a gymnastics routine; Nadine Awards. Mrs, Berger said that Palmer and Jackie Paquin sang "a Junior Scout's ultimate goal is "The Leader of the Pack"; to earn badges." Badges and Susanna Christopher, Tracy mebtrship starts were presented Michaud and Holly Larkin did .a JUNIOR GIRC SCOUT TROOP 4021 held its bridging ceremony to the girls along with Girl Scout roller skating act. Director of the recently at the Union Congregational Church. Shown with their Cookie recognitions, As a special show was Linda Michaud. leader, Mrs. Sandy Marlak,left, are Cadette Scouts Angela Conti, award, Mrs. Berger was Christy O'Connor, LaHssa Semararo, Donna Lamy, Debbie- presented a plaque by her third U-COUNT WEEKEND Moran, Sandra Bettini, Jennifer Marlak and Krista Tiso. (Cuttitta CARS TRANSPORTED Photb) year girls, thanking her for all Girl Scouts in our Council will JUNK CARS REMOVED her help and dedicaton to Girl Scouting. participate in a U-Count Almost MACHINERY & FARM Anythjng Goes weekend on June Guest of Honor at the banquet EQUIPMENT MOVED 6, 7 annd 8 at all Council camps. was Mrs, Irene Busserney, who Girls from Oakville/Watertown FORKLIFT had the very first Girl Scout will be attending Camp Seeley. in 263-4709 or 266-7212 troop in Oakville/Watertown in Sharon, Ct. Over 2,000 Girl 1920 — sixty years ago! Mrs,Scouts at every age level will participate in the event. The program will center on cultural R/C HOBBY SHOP awareness through program ac- 15744878 211 Chase Ave,» Wtby, tivites. Older girls will attend June 6-8 and Brownies for the day Sale on Radio Controlled Cars and Doll of June 7. . Houses & Supplies, BROWNIE TROOP NO. 4083 • Ready made doll houses, On May IB Brownie Troop 4068 • Radio & 11-Control Airplane • Crafts • held a Tea at the Union • Rocket Supplies • Indian Bead Supplies • Congregaional Church, Oakville. • Dollhouse Furniture • Trains Repaired • A Fly-Up ceremony was held. Girls who received their wings • Boats •Trains • Plastic Kits • Race Car Sets were: Juanlta Hoffler, Maria Or- Hours! Mon,-Frl, 9-8 • Sat. 9-5 •Sun, 1-4 sini, Betsey Van Buren, Kathy GIRL SCOUTS FROM TOOP 4083 bridged to Cadettes recently in Canton, Gina Vlltrakis, Mary a ceremony at the Union Congregational Church. Left to right are Viachus, Mamie Weiss, Kim Dunn, Sharyn Everitt, Jackie Tolla and Stacy Lowe. (Cuttitta Margaret Hoffler, Brenda Photo) Brickett and Nancy Marchand. candidate for the 32nd State PIAN® TUMIMG Leader Is Mrs. Carol Heritage Village Senatorial District. Slupczewski, assisted by Mrs. Mr. McLellan, recently by Irene Viltrakis. Man Appointed retired, is a former owner of an importing business on Long Rogers' Manager Island. JimBattelli He has been active in Robert d. McLellan, of Republican polities for more Piano Technician Heritage Village, Southbury, has than 12 years, and was Mr. CARE been appointed campaign Rogers' campaign manager in Piano Tuning, Repairing be. manager for State Rep. William 1978 when he ran for state F. Rogers III, R-Southbury, and representative. and Overhauling Nursing Mr. McLellan and his wife, Agency Eleanor, have resided in WATERTOWN Southbury a dozen years. Call 374-2860 or f 53-1137 State Licensed & Bonded FEED & GRAIN Louis C. DeLuca, Woodbury, 24 HOUR SERVICE was appointed as campaign Blue Seal Feed, 198 TarbeU Ave, Professionally Insured worker and deputy campaign v Fertilizer, Hardware treasurer: Principle campaign OakviUe, Ct. RN s and LPN's Pet Supplies, Bird Seed, treasurer Is Catherine Plumer, also available Wayne Dog Food, Monroe. Personal Aides Loam Division of Garassimo JOHN G. O'NEILL 'Mildred Morgan, RN, Director^ Construction Co. Southbury II DEPOT ST. FUNIRALHOME WATERTOWN 174-1221 742 Main St., OakvHSe .. PHONi 274-3005 WOOIlSTCiVES PLUS "the store with the smoking stove." SPECIALTIES BEHIND WOODBURY . WATERBURY Ray Sjostedt Ben Sherman Hill WolcottRd Calendars • Pens EVERY 263-0888 753-4512 Reunion ft Convention Items BEAUTIFUL 274-1471 » 274-2700 BRIDE... are a!! those loved ones that helped make your wedding plans that much nicer. Give them a gift to eelebrite your wedding,.,a gift CMPPGM f

DONUT HOLE TREATS RUTHANN CAROL STUDWELL graduated with honors from Post It's hard to resist Munchkins at the regular College May 25, rceiving a price. Now, with this coupon, you save 75f Bachelor of Science Degree in \ Accounting. A 1975 graduate of on 45 munchkins. Please try to control Watertown High School, she is a yourself and read on, cost estimator with the Metal Hose Division of Anaconda Brass Munchkins are delicious bite-size donut hole Co. She is the daughter of Mr, treats. They come in all sorts of flavors and and Mrs. Horace Studewell, 45 are packed in a handy carry basket. So you Neill Dr. can carry your Munchkins (and eat 'em) just about anywhere. At the beach, a picnic, a ball game, This big deal is available at all participating Quassuk Rd. Woodbury Dunkin' Donuts shops. Now hurry. Our 263-3972 Munchkins have a habit of getting "carried YOU CALL. Wi HAUL away." ANYTIME, ANY PLACE CRUSHED STONE GRAVEL«LOAM«SAND BULLDOZING REASONABLE RATES You're A/ways Ahead When You Call Ted 750 OFF 45 ASSORTED MUNCHKINS • DONUT HOLE TREATS -1 Bring this coupon to any participating Dunkin' Donute shop and 45 Munehkins donut hole treats will be yours for 750 off. Offer good 5/28-6/3/80, Limit: 1 Basket per visit. Cannot be combined with other offers. Offer good only at shops listed below, 1174 Main St., Watertown Page 8 Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), May 29,1980 Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyBozzuto List s watertownhistoricalsociety.org 50 Additional Delegates

Republican U.S. Senate can- didate Richard C. Bozzuto, Watertown, released a list of an additional 50 delegates who are supporting his campaign to win the GOP nomination. The 32nd District state senate representative now has 280 delegates necessary to capture the nomination at the July 26 con- vention. The latest list of supporters in- clude the entire delegations of Seymour, Coventry, Cromwell, Bast Hampton and Middletown. Also Included on the list are four members of State Central who join 17 others who previously en- dorsed Mr, Bozzuto. The 50 delegates represent 12 communities joining 230 delegates from 74 Connecticut cities and towns who already an- nounced their support of the Senate Republican Leader, Mr. Bozzuto said he is "ex- tremely confident" he will win the Republican nomination, "It is quite obvious that the delegates understand that there is a difference between myself and my Republican opponent. They also understand that I am the only GOP candidate who can beat Mr. Dodd," Mr. Bozzuto said he was "anx- ious" to win the nomination so FOUR WATERTOWN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS recently were presented with scholarship awards from the Slemon Company. In top left that "I can get on with the photo, Richard A, Bellemare, center, received the Carl M. Slemon Scholarship. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bellemare, 12 Phillips business of retiring Mr, Dodd. Drive, Oakville, he has been accepted at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where he plans to major in chemistry. He was active in foot- My Democrat opponent has ball and track at WHS, and is an Honor Society member. With him are Edgar A. Moberg, left, and Carl N. Siemon, vice president. Peter suddenly decided he's not a Dahlin Jr., center of top right photo, has won the Siemon Company Scholarship, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dahlin Sr., 20 Gilbert liberal anymore ... after voting Road, and plans to major in law at Dickinson College. While in high school, he was a member of the band, senior class play, editor of the for more spending every time he 1980 yearbook, treasurer of the Student Council, a Boy's State alumnus, and listed in "Who's Who Among American High School Stu- had the chance. He is clearly out dents". He is with Roger R. Violette, left, Siemon-Dynamic general manager, and Grandon Todd. In bottom left photo, Edward Emmen- of touch with Connecticut voters dorfer, center, is the recipient of the Siemon-Dynamic Manufacturing Scholarship. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Emmendorfer, 40 who will not support a candidate Cornwall St., has been accepted at the University of Connecticut's School of Engineering, where he will major in computer science. who advocates a government While in high school, he has been a member of the National Honor Society, senior play, varsity cross-country (captain in senior year and solution for everything." voted most improved), the recreational wrestling team, and the varsity swim and baseball teams (baseball captain senior year). He also attended the Junior Science Symposium at Yale. With him are Robert H. Knickerbocker, left, vice president, and Mr. Violette. Loretta Rund, center of bottom right photo, has received the David B. Siemon Scholarship. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Rund, 190 The Dancer's WorkshQp Farmdale Road, she will major in ecology at the University of Connecticut, Waterbury Branch. She has been a member of the Honor Society, the American Field Service, CETA Fine Arts Project, Junior Variety Show, a Girls State delegate, and the yearbook committee has now bicome the Watertown Shown with her are Mr. Knickerbocker, left, and Mr, Siemon. School o[ Dance, both located at (Guidance Department Photos) S23 Main St., under the Country Cinema. Current W.S.O.D. students We have fh© fslfiswing will attend classei at the new cars available for WATEBTOWN TOOL SUPPLY location during the month of June. 206 Main St., Oakville 274.9673 Watch for Summer Workshop Immediate Delivery To celebrate our registration, 1st Anniversary on June 2nd, 274-0004 for ONE DAY ONLY we offer the following specials! STiVIN STACKS &SONS Black and Decker 8/8" Drill ©I979AHM Eagle Gas Cans 2 1/2 gal. PAVINGi HONDAACCORD/LX Rockwell Green Line Tools Driveways - Parking Areas , i Lufkln 8 Ft, Wood Rulers Accords LX w/Automatic WATER PROBLEMS 5aw applm to m stock item only - no rain checks. CORRECTED Transmission (gold) The Professional Tool Store, FUEL OIL where the Pros buy their fools, Call 274-1751

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B — K — Midway Open 6-10 P.M. Sheila Devine, 87 Williamson Circle, Oakville, a senior SATURDAY, JUNE 7 physical education major at AUCTION SATURDAY 10-5 Plymouth State College, Plymouth, N.H., has won the Starting at 10 A.M. college's Norms Wilkinson • Clothing • Games • Books Award for high standards, • Snack Bar • Midway sportsmanship, and leadership. • Rides for the Youngsters She is a Watertown High School LUNCHEON Rain or Shine Oil The Green, Watertown far all your residential or commercial needs Cheryl T. o PAR GLASS 119 WINDSOR ST. WWOf RUG HOOKING EXPERTS and novices in South School's fourth BUNKER HILL 117 Echo Lake Road grade are working on a Bicentennial wall hanging. Pictured left to 574-3600 right are: Josie Cavallo, Billy McEvoy, David Maisto, and Wafortown 274-2151 n Christine Dube. (South School Photo) Tues. - Sat, c Thurs, ft Fri. 9-8 30 Shower Friday Summer Vespers 2nd Annual Senior Citizeni m To Aid Fire Thi United Methodist Church St. Mary Magdalen 26% OFF Tues, & Wed, Striken Family of Watertown is planning a FAIR special summer worship ex- > SPECIALS • A shower to benefit the Francis perience beginning in July. Saturday, May 31 McQarry Family will be held on Each Wednesday, starting July May 27th — June 14th Friday, May 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. 2, summer vespers will be 11 a.m. — 6 p.m. at the First Congregational celebratid at 7:30 p,m, A con- St. Mary Magdalen Foam Perm »2800 (Reg, 32.00) Church. temporary worship setting is School The McGarry home was sever- slated. The program is open to w/haircut shampoo & set ly damaged in a fire early this the public. Grounds Buckingham St. month, and the family now Is in Oakville CO 00 the process of rebuilding. The Crafts • Baked Goods Uni Perm ^B (Reg, 27.50) home will have to be refurnished POWER- w/haircut, shampoo & set completely, thus the shower, Games • Tag Sale which is sponsored by the ROOTER Clown Face Painting •I 00 Baldwin-Judson PTA, Musical Entertainment 1 Frostmp •iO (Reg 25,00) The PTA asks that gifts be con- Refreshments DC w/shampao & set fined to new items, as In any or- Sewer & Drain Cleaning dinary shower. The affair is open Penny Candy • Lori to the public. 24H§ur$'7Day$aW8$k Anyone who would like to send a gift should contact Sheila Whit- At Tom McHah i PAINT SERVICE Now Thru JUNE J—HURRY! man, 274-4025, or Carolyn Call Pot Armsfino Baeder, 274-8321, to arrange a drop-off time. 274. If 49

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With option years com- By Bob Palmer ing up for such standouts as Fred Lynn, Rick Burelson and Carlton Fisk, it's unlikely that Boston will be able to meet their salary Our town can certainly be most beautiful Memorial Days demands anyway, The Fenway proud of its bicentennial celebra- within memory. crowds are getting smaller and tion climaxed by the greatest Watertown, you had one swell the present ownership isn't in the parade and the biggest turnout of birthday party and everyone best financial straits, And most people in the history of Oakville feels good about being invited. important of all is that the team and Watertown, isn't winning and will be lucky to I know ! felt porud to be It looks like it might be about have much better than a ,500 marching with my comarades time to break up the Boston Red season unless some drastic from the Oakville VPW for the Sox. Its becoming more and changes are made, first time in several years and it more apparent that the current It's a shame but the possibility felt good to see the thousands of cast of stars aren't ever going to of a pennant in the Lynn-Jim folks who lined the streets and be able to produce a pennant. Rice year is becoming more and THE TOP GOLFERS for the recent Smokiy Joe Dennis Spring filled every nook and cranny. For the first time in several more remote, Handicap Tournament at Crestbrook Park enjoy a deserved rest. There certainly was a sense of seasons the boos are being heard They are Jan Wivestad, left, the runner-up, and winner Skip civic pride in the air on one of the Baummer. (Stepanek Photo) around Fenway Park. HOLIDAY GOLF NOTES ... The Smokey Joe Dennis Memorial Golf Tournament has a is on his game this year as he's have a good chance of continuing new champion, Skip Baummer consistently turning in good on with players of their own age ROOT & BOYD INC. defeated Jan Wivestad 3 and 2 in scores at the Watertown Golf after completing their regular last Saturday's final .„ The team Club ... Frank Hlavna, who has a Legion years ... Nice to see insurants Underwriters Since 1B5$ of Asst, Town Manager John few Watertown Golf Club cham- Martha and Walt Grady back Salamone, Nick Riccuito, Mark pionships to his credit, said "My from Florida for the summer GENERAL INSURANCi Stephen and Dick Guerrero won game is far from what it used to season ,,, Nan Meyers was also Crestbrook Park's Bicentennial be because I've lost the ability to up from the Sunshine state to at- RIAL ESTATE Golf Tournament with the four- concentrate." tend her daughter's college WATIRTOWN; 449 Main St. 274-2S91 some of Len Bruno, Pete Farm, Frank then reminded us that graduation ... Larry Falomba, John Zellnak and Jim Byrne com- Ben Hogan was perhaps the best one of our prominent bowlers, WATERBURY: 101 South Main Street ing in second. Riccuito said "It ever at the art of concentration, missed out on the Memorial Day was worth waiting 200 years for, "His wife was almost side by parade because of all days - on 756-7251 but I hope we don't have to wait side with Hogan as he was win- his birthday, May 25, he fell and that long again" ... Russ Wheeler ning the Master's title one year suffered a back injury, and when she walked up to con- gratulate him, Ben asked her where she was all day," Hlavna Town Koufax Team said, Ready For Busy CUFF NOTES ... Pres, Cy Hie- ciardi of the Bocci League Summer Slate reminds Bassi-Derouin Bocci The new Watertown Sandy players that play resumes this Koufax League team will play a week ... Dave LeMay, manager 20-game schedule this summer, of Phil's Restaurant softball with 18 regular season games team, commenting on a loss to beginning the first week of June. Vin Stebbin's unbeaten Stebco Watertown will take on five Printers in the Sunday Softball teams from Waterbury, and League said, "I'm not making ex- clubs representing Wolcott, cuses but they should call off the Prospect, Waterville, and ganles Memorial Day weekend. Mlddlebury. A pair of scrim- Half of our guys were missing, mages are planned for this week. now we have to wait until the se- Head coach is Charles Conant, cond round to beat them" ... The assisted by Pat Catuccio, Joe Legion Alumni team is a Strlleckis, and Gerald Leach, welcome addition to the Twi-Met The Rev, Waldo Landquist is ser- Baseball League, It means that ving as detail manager. - American Legion players now The team still needs donations for equipment. They can be sent in care of the Rev. Landquist, sl Buckingham Street, Oakville. It's aUft° R. J. BLACK & SON, INC, •» ' as good*9 Sales & Service Water Pumpi, Walsr Ssftansri Psel Equipment Thomsifon R'd. 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Just call 274-6721 & we'll do the rest FARE *9.5O or fill out this order form TICKETS AT COUNTRY MATTY'S KETTLE RESTAURANT Asphalt Paving Co, Enclosed is my check or money order and mail tot WOODBURY WATFiHTOWN for $8.00 for a 1 year subscription RECREATION • Wafer and Sewer Connections Name The Kellsy • Septic Tank Systems Address 678 Mais St. Transit Co., Inc. installed • Drainage Problems ••>•••••••••••••••••(»•••>• TEL, 489-9243 Corrected Torrington, Conn. 274-3616 274-3544 Property of the Watertown TowHistoricaln Times (Watertown, Conn,) Society, May 29,1880 Pag e 18 Tribe Girls watertownhistoricalsociety.org CIAC Active Watertown High School's girls varsity softball team was scheduled to meet Tuesday's winner of the Pomperaug-Bethel game this week in CIAC Class M Tournament action. Coach Mary Wallenberg's club concluded its season at 15-3, and ranked third among 17 teams in Class M. Watertown, Bethel (12- 4, 10th), and Fomperaug (9-7, 17th) are in the Region IV playdowns. The Tribe's game was slated for May 28 in Watertown,

BIG DEMAND FISHERMEN WERE IN FORCE May 17 at Smith's Pond when the This money-mud world is run- Watertown Jayeees held their annual fishing derby, Forty-six nlng a roeo for a dollar that's youngsters vied for the prizes, and a few of the lucky ones pictured worth only half Its face value. in the front row, left to right, are: Paul Richards, first fish caught, and 20 in all; Joe O'Neill, most caught, 47; and Nick Smll AppJIancti, ywwm Richards, longest, 14", In the back row are helpers Tom Condon, * Mkrewsvi Ovaiti BobFitzpatrick, and Peter and Jim Schnell, Joseph Wren caught A PRELIMINARY WINNER at the May 17 AnacondaMRCQ Jesse the only trout, and Alan Urban hooked a turtle. (Jaycees Photo) Owens Games at Waterbury's Municipal Stadium was Christopher McCarthy, center, shown here receiving his gold medal and being Swimming Cancelled congratulated for winning the 12-year-old boys' 440-yard run with a time of 1:13,04, The son of Mr, and Mrs, Gary McCarthy, Hinman THE 1 lnstruetlons for the Road, will now compete July 23 in the Boston Regional Cham- Watertown Rotary Learn to pionships at Boston University, hoping for a shot at the Aug. 16 APPLIANCE Swim have been cancelled for finals at UCLA's Drake Stadium. Other local participants wer: At- J Saturday, June 14, due to the high tone Wilson, 2nd, boys 10 and 11 long jump, il'2"; Eric Fogg, —SiOP school graduation. The session Oakville, 2nd, boys 10 and 11 hardball throw, 148'; Eddie Wilson, i Moifl Sf., OvViUh 2744453 3rd, boys 12 and 13 running long jump, 13'0"; Tina Bensavage, has been rescheduled for June 21. OptB daily 104; Tfefi 'IH I- Parents are welcome to attend Bethlehem, 2nd, girls 10 and 11 50-yard dash, :8,00; and Stephanie the final lessons. Wilson, 2nd, girls 14 and IS 100-yard dash, : 13,00. (McCarthy »«». W - CIMIB MONDAf WHAT IS IT.

CAROL HERSKOWITZ, Southbury, has announced her candidacy for the 69th Assembly District seat currently held by WHICH WILL BE REMEMBERED MOST William F, Rogers III, who will run for the State Senate, Mrs, Herskowitz, involved in Southbury Republican politics for 10 yeears.'is a former ABOUT WATERTOWN'S BICENTENNIAL Southbury GOP Town Committee chairwoman (1978-80), and serves as coordinator for U.S. Senate candidate Richard C, Boz- zuto, R-Watertown for the 32nd CELEBRATION??? District, and for presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, She is employed at Taft School.

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SERVICE • Chain Saw Work » Mowing. • Roto-Tilling • Landscaping Light Trucking •Painting (Int. &ext.) Gregg Hunt Jim Plunglt 2S6-7050 1S0.T72S Page 14 Town Times (Watertown, Conn;), May 29,1980 Three Graduates They are: Peter Body, _7Q.Mt. comments, suggestions, or com- fice of the Superintendent of Propertyamon ofg th thee more tha Watertownn 600 Vernbn Ave., B.S. in genera Historicall plaints. SocietySchools in the Munso n House, 10 At Quinnipiac graduates receiving degrees at management; Peter B. Persons can make ap- DeForest Street, Watertown, the May 25 Commencement of Desrochers, 135 Ball Farm Road, pointments in advance by calling Connecticut, Monday through Three Oakville students were Quinnipiac College, Hamden. B.S. in environmental health 274-2653, or 274-5072. Friday between the hours 8:30 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgtechnology; and John D. Hor- A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Any nick, 73 Lancaster St., B.S. in questions concerning specs must general management. Mrs. Shannon Heads be submitted in writing ad- Troop 52 Auxiliary dressed to JANUS yearbook ad- FCC Fellowship visor, Watertown High School and will be answered in writing. Installation Mrs, Carol Shannon was in- stalled as president of the AH bids are to be sealed and SH 1 marked .".Year Book Bids" and the Women's Fellowship of the Mothers' Auxiliary of Boy Scout First Congregational Church will Troop: 52 at a recent meeting. , delivered to the office of the hold its annual meeting with in- Other officers, are; Mrs, Superintendent of Schools on or stallation of officers Tuesday, Beverly lacovjello, vipe- before ,2:30 p.m., June 11,1980, at June 3, at 12 noon in Fellowship presiderit; -Mrs,5 Joan' Sakl, which time they will.be opened at Hall. ..."•;. secretary; Mrs. Beverly the Board o| Education office. , A potluck luncheon will be held Monterosso,.: treasurer; Mrs. Bidders shall accompany their prior to the meeting, and Vera payino and Marsha Czar- bids with a Bid Bond or Certified members are asked to bring a z'asty,"'Ways and Means check' made payable to the salad, casserole, or dessert. The Chairmen; Mrs. Betty Bonuomo, Watertown Public Schools in the annual reports of officers and hospitality, and Mrs. Lorraine amount of $1,000. Bidders will' committee ehairmen.will follow. Veronneau, publicity. also provide a letter from their A boutique work meeting is surety company that they will scheduled for Wednesday, June write a performance bond for 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the .$10,000, Bid bonds or checks will Trumbull House. be held until the contract is awarded and signed. Sewer Authority AWARD OP CONTRACT INVITATION TO BIDDERS The Watertown Board of Will Hear Public The Watertown Board of Education and the "JANUS" Education requests bids for its committee reserves the right to Members of the Water and High School Year Book reject the lowest bid and any and Sewer Authority will entertain "JANUS" photography contract all bids, and to award the con- comments from the public at an for the school year 1980-81 accor- tract in a manner which, in its open session in June. ding to specifications attached to judgement, serves the best in- Authority members will be at this invitation. terest of the Town of Watertown. the Watertown Library's con- Specifications, instructions to Anthony F. King ference room Tuesday, June 3, bidders and sample contract Superintendent of Schools from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. to hear forms may be procured at the Of- Watertown, CT. WOLCOTT $58,900 TT 5-29-80 2 bedroom cape, formal D.Ri, eat-in-kitchtn, large L.R. Nun&sAldm Farmingbury Estates area. Many possibilities; State of Connecticut . WE NOW OFFER! Court of Probate 274-6786 •M Crats 1 HM 'District of Watertown MMi! A ntantf NOTICE TO CREDITORS Mflut' ^iRl MM- May 22, 1980 NORMAN LTD, To mrk mtt tm*H pnciM htwiMt! GMvuitfrt Muni Estate of FLORENCE B. MIX, WATERTOWN OFFICE WMMn't GMpsn- a/k/a FLORENCE MIX MlM Hwn « ftm MM m« The Hon. Cacey R. Geghan, QJULLNOW Judge, of the Court of Probatt, District of Watertpwn at a hear- 777-7796 ing held on, May 22,1980 ordered rtorCareMc. that all claims must be presented to - the> fiduciary, on or before August 29,1980 or be barred as by law provided. Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk COST CLERK The fiduciary is: Burton L. Mix If you have a minimum of one year previous 145 Kaynor Drive acoounting/coit or bookkeeping experience you Waterbury, Conn. 06708 WATiRTOWN $89,900 may be qualified to fit thii diversified position. You TT 5-29-80 New custom-built 3 bedrooms, L,R. w/fireplace, D.R,, will be involved in variance analysis in kitchen, 2 baths, 2 car, gar. State of Connecticut maintenance of standard cost files and records, Court of Probate pricing physical inventory costing and SPECIAL District of Watertown PROJECT WORK. Excellent wages and benefit May 21, 1980 Realt y package available to the successful candidate. If NOTICE TO CREDITORS you are qualified please apply in person. Estate of MARION W7 Main St., Watertown 274-94*1 KIRKWOOD COOPER The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, Judge, of the Court of Probate, Distict of Watertown, at a hearing held on DON'T LIST WITH OTHERS A Talley Industries Company May 21, 1980, ordered that all until you've heard about the 135 South Main St. Thomaston, Ct. 06787 claims must be presented to the fiduciary on or before August 29, An Affirmative Action Employer 1980 or be barred as by law ERA SELLERS SECURITY PLAN provided. Katheen B. Navin, Clerk The * Fint IRA will give up to 125,000 equity, jnttfist fr«> fiduciary is: * Then ERA will make your mortgage pay- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Robert W. Odierna ments if your heust hain't sold in 120 Requires Associate Degree in electronics or equivalent 148 Irvington Ave, days. Waterbury, CT. M708 military or industrial eKperlence. Duties will be in test and TT 5-29-80 * If necessary, ERA will even buy your pre- trouble shooting of analogue and digital circuitry. sent house. Electronic equipment calabrafion experience is an asset. CALL 274-9611 Openings on first and second shifts. ENGINEERED Before you list with others QUALITY ASSURANCE ANALYSIS SINTERINGS iiA-HINSil Requires a working knowledge of Mil-Q°858A. Requires degree in technical discipline with 1-3 years experience, AND Duties include identification of defects and corrective action. PLASTICS,INC.i Good starting salaries. Excellent Benefit Package (Company Paid) which includos: WATERTOWN Blue Cross — lOOTe prescription drug rider. INDUSTRY Blue Shield (CMS Century 90) SBtni-pvt, maternity rider Major Medical * Accident I Sickness Insurance FIRST TEMi QFFIRiD Dental Plan * Discount Stock Purchase Plan Oakville — Adorable Economical Ranch on nice level 100% Tuition Assistanco landscaped.feneed-in yard, 2 bedrms, liv rm and dining If interested, please contact the Personnel Office for an area with w/w carpet, kit w/stove, jalousie windowed appointment. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 753-5191. enclosed porch, city w/s, very quiet neighborhood. Great buy on today's market $38,500 ~~ CiESTWOQD ASSOCIATES Route 109 WEAL ESTATE Morris, Ct. t., WateHswn WI WAB1ANTY H0SAIS 130 last Aurora St. Waterburyr Gf. 06720 101 M/F/H * i » * i * »• • H Property of the Watertown TowHistoricaln Times (Watertown, Conn.) Society, May 29, 1980 Pag e 18 GENERAL OFFICE WORK, Good figure aptitude, some ex- perience with office machines, watertownhistoricalsociety.orgsome typing. 40-hour week. Apply DuBowy Bros,, 686 Main St., Watertown. INSPECTORS, first and second shifts. New air conditioned plant. IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274.6721 TODAY!! All company-paid benefits. Work includes visual and mechanical Inspection of drawn parts. Will ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE. •73 FORD TORINO sta, wgn., GARAGE SALE Sat,, May 31 & consider training a person with Tuesday noon is toe deadline for classified advertising. low mileage, Small V8, AT, very Sun., Juno 1, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 279 some experience. Apply in per- good condition. Make a Davis St, (one-way section), 2nd son, Eyelematlc Mfg. Col, 1 Rates: $1,50 minimum charge for the first 12 words, Seemar Rd., Watertown, Ct. plus $.35 per line for each additional line beyond the reasonable offer. 274*4025, rt. after 7-11, Boys snowmobile suits, ice skates, clothing-like minimum (approx. four words per line). All BROOM CHALET for rent on new, Christmas dec, lawn classifieds are carried in the Water-Oak Shoppers lakeside in Maine. Electricity, mowers, many household items, IM C/i'J Guide as well as Town Times at DO additional charge. hot water and club privileges, upholstered chairs, child's organ. 1200 week. Call 274-2777. ED MICHAUD ERNIE'S AUTO BODY WORK TRAILS END RESORT - Lovell TAX NOTICE Painting & Paper Hanging One of the most complete equip- VERMONT SUMMER Lake. Sanbornvllle, N.H. 03872, Call 274-8379 ment Paint & Body Shops in RENTAL. Families, no pets. Phone 203-274-9735. Renting All persons responsible for Connecticut. Wheel alipment Ultra-modern condominium on housekeeping cottages, week or payment of taxes on "Real EMIL'S JEWELERS and balancing. ski trail at Okemo Mtn, Heated month, starting June 23rd until Estate," "Personal Property," 709 Main St. 141 Meriden Road swimming pool, tennis courts. after Labor Day, Lovell Lake is or "Automobiles" located in the Watertown Meriden Minutes from public golf and located on Route 109, one-half Town of Watertown are hereby Expert watch repairing. three lakes. 1200 week, $500 mile East of the main White notified and warned a tax of 31,75 Guaranteed workmanship, RADIATORS REPAIRED month, $1200 three-month Mountain highway, Route 16. mills on the dollar, laid on the Recored — New Complete season. Call 274-5259 after 5:30 Grand List of October 1, 1979, ATWOODS INS. AGENCY p.m. CLEANING PERSON to work will become due and payable Transmission Repairs A-Z May 1, 1980. Complete insurance service, Garage & Radiator Shop, Zoar three nights a week In offices. John B. Atwood, 49DeForestSt., Ave., Oakville. 274-4966. FILL LOAM & GRAVEL for Call 274-5411, ext. 248, Mr, The undersigned will be at the Watertown, next to the Town sale. Grading and back hoe work. Richard Huot, Town Hall, Watertown, to Hall. 2744711. FOR SALE: High quality recon- Call 274-5153; receive taxes May 1 through May ditioned B&W and color TV's TAG SALE: Furniture, camping 31, inclusive; Monday through DRESSMAKING and alterations. with 90-day limited warranty. FOR SALE: New Zealand white equip,, lawn tools, plants, stereo, Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Satur- Call 274.5076 after 12:30 noon. Duhamel Electronics. 408 bunnies, 9 weeks old. $4.00 each, clothing, appliances, much more. days May 3, 10,17, and 31. 9 a.m. Pick-up and delivery. Buckingham St., 274-1974. 274-5397. Sat. & Sun., 8-4, 189 Smith Pond to 12 noon; Wednesday, May 28, Rd., Wttn. 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.; and Friday, MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT FOUND: Stray dog. Black male, May 30, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR office will be closed Saturday, for children's shows, Call Mr. and exterior painting and med. sized, white on chest. MUSICIANS!! We're "Going Out Miracle at 274-6115. Young, mature, friendly. May 24, and Monday, May 28, paperhanging. Call 274-6107 after For Business." Save 40% to 50% Memorial Day. 5 p.m. Litchfield Rd. near Judson St. & off our entire inventory of CANING, CHAIR WEAVING Walnut. Call 274-0032. musical instruments...guitars, Any tax or portion thereof un- 274.3323 banjos, amps, drums, violins, paid after June 1, i960, will AUTO UPHOLSTERY. Interiors become delinquent and subject to done. Also, bike seats .and boat LIVEN-UP YOURSELF for flutes, clarinets, saxophones, AUTO UPHOLSTERY. Cars, summer with dance exercises trumpets, microphones, etc. We Interest from the due date, May seats. Best prices, 274-9886 or 1st, at the rate of one percentum bikes, boats, trucks, seats, rugs. 274-1197, taught by Barb Leach. Five buy, sell, trade, swap used in- 274-2808 sessions, Thursdays, 7:30 to 9 struments. Shop for graduation. for each month and fraction Rivers Music, 893 Farmington thereof which shall elapse from MARANATHA p.m. beginning June 12th, $24, CLOCK CLEANING SERVICE Call Jini at 274-0032 after 6 p.m. Ave,, (Rt, 8) Bristol, Call toll the time when such tax shall Ultrasonic cleaning of clock CHIMNEY SWEEPS free 1-800-692-1235. have become due and payable un- movements and minor repairs. Chimneys cleaned, professional- til the time same shall be paid. ly. Quick, clean, efficient ser- FOR SALE: Hybrid large Iris Also interested in buying old bulbs. Various colors, 11.00 each. Under Public Act 494 of the 1973 vice. 274-5743 or 673-1255. TAG SALE: Cutler St, (Rt, 6), General Assembly, a minimum clocks and pocket watches. For Call 274-5677. follow signs. Storms, shutters, information call Phil Dunn, 274- interest charge of $2.00 will be clothing, furniture, toys,, Misc. levied on a delinquent tax. 1932, WANTED: Mature, responsible TAG SALE: Sat, & Sun,, 9 to 4 Sat, only, 10-f, person for 7>k rm. furnished apt,, p.m., rain or shine, Furniture in- Dated at Watertown this 28th CARPENTRY, MASONRY, Wtn, Utilities included. Call 274- eld. contemp, velvet sofa (exc day of April, 1980, cellar drains, building repairing. 2316 or 754-2428, cond,); Twin Hollywood bed FANTASTIC MOVING Armond J, Derouln Reasonable. Free estimates. Call w/mattress & box spring, single Tax Collector Nick Aplcella, 274-8397, 274-5597, CARPETS STEAM CLEANED. dresser, wicker headboard. Also SALE TT.S-29.80 Quality work, reasonable rates. quality children's clothes, baby Sat., May 31-Sun., June 1 CONNECTICUT SEWING Call 274-3435. items, full-sized spreads & State of Connecticut MACHINE. Repairs, all makes. drapes, lamps, etc, Bunker Hill Crane Road Woodbury Court of Probate Call 574-7781 TONY'S PAINT SERVICE. Rd. to Frances Ann Dr, to 55 District of Watertown Interior, wallpapering, exterior. Westview Dr., two blocks from 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.. rain or shine. NOTICE TO CREDITORS UNIFORM BOUTIQUE 274-4578 or 2744864 after 4 p.m. Wtn. K-Mart. Antiques, fine furniture, braided May 22. 1980 Specializing in all professional rugs, appliances, collectibles, Estate of ESTHER C. uniforms and shoes. 1616 Water- REFRIGERATION and air con- FOR SALE: '67 Chevy 280, AT., musical Instruments, sports ERICSON town Ave,, Waterbury, Phone ditioning systems repaired very bad frame, exc. motor & equip,, trains, Odyssey TV game, The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, 573-9898. reasonably. Call 274-1271. transmission. $150. 274-6305. books, very old records, Roxbury Judge, of the Court of Probate, stone, lumber, windows, marble, District of Watertown at a hear- clothing, furs, kitehenware, JUST ARRIVED Chintz 'N YEAR ROUND tutoring. Retired 1964 CORVETTE conv. classic, ing held on May 22.1980. ordered Prints of Newtown, an enormous exc, cond. Blue, white top. humidifier, tools, garden equip,, that all claims must bo presented elementary teacher, Reading &, tractor-mower. & attachments, number of Decorator Slipcovers, arithmetic. Call 274-8507. Interested principals only, 274- to the fiduciary on or before Drapery-Upholstery fabrics at 8452. free items. MUCH MORE! August 29,1980 or be barred as by enormous savings. S. Main St. Look For Signs! law provided, COMPLETE LAWN CARE. Woodbury, Rt, 64 to Tuttle Rd., (Route 25), Newtown, Conn. Mowing, fertilizing, garden till- GIANT TAG SALE & FAIR, St. Kathleen B, Navln, Clerk Mary Magdalen School, 140 (Brick Highway building & Swiss The fiduciary Is: ing and light trucking. Free es- Village), second left Joshua Hill SPIOTTI MUSIC SCHOOL timates. Call 274-8379: Buckingham St., Oakville, Sat., Florence E, Castagnettl 10 Acre Mall - Straits Tpke. 11 to 6, No early birds. Rd,, first right is Crane Rd. 885 West Housatonic St. 274-1556 - 879-4433 CUSTOM SEWING and Pittsfield, Mass. 01201 Lessons on all instruments. alterations done in my home. HAVE A HIGHLY profitable & BIG SALE: 25c each item. Clos- TT 5-29-80 beautiful Jean shop of your own. Call 274-i ing for good in June, Everything WOOD HAULING for Crestbrook Featuring the latest in jeans, must go, Westbury Thrift Shop, customers. Rubbish & junk denims, tops & sportswear, $18,- APPLIANCE SERVICE. 713 Main St., Watertown, open FAMILY CYCLi removal, 274-5718 or 2744031. 500 includes beginning inventory, Thurs,, Fri.,&Sat.. 11 a.m. to 3 Repairs on washers, dryers, ref., fixtures, training & Grand Open- CENTER stoves Si dishwashers. Call 274- p.m. NEED A NEW ROOF or Ing, Can be open within 15 days. 'The Home of Honda" repairs? Call after 5, 274-3933. For details call anytime for Mr. RK MAINTENANCE. Complete Hartley at (214) 937- cleaning services - commercial See the all new Honda SPRING PAINTING FOR SALE: Zilgen 16" cymbal. and residential • featuring College students with five years More than $200 new, $75, Good SUMMER TUTORING: State Passport Scooter — tone. 729.7824, CARPET STEAM CLEANING. exp. References. Interior/ex- certified reading specialist Please call Bob Kulikauskas at NC50&thenew900. terior. Professional results. Call available weekdays, month of 274-8723 for a free estimate. 274-2225. FOR SALE: Morris, 2,5 acres ap- July for individualized remedial Parti * Sales • Service proved building lot. $17,500 services, grades 1-6. Location, FOR SALE: Expandable kitchen LOOKING FOR APT. or house to > (negotiable). Call 274-6639 or 212- time, fee negotiable. Few spaces table with 4 chairs. Exc, cond,, call 757-7830 for Bppointmint', 273-7291. rent. Six rooms preferred, would open. Diagnostic testing and like new. Reasonable. Call 274- • 1223 N. Main, Wtby. evaluation available on request. take five. Two children, no pets. 4410. Oakville or Watertown. Call 756- STORM WINDOWS for sale, In- Call 274-0435 between 6 & 8 p.m. 4581. stalled. Call 274-3 weekdays. CAPE COD SUMMER RENTAL DON'T MAKE MISTAKES with QUALITY PAINTING at WITH THIS AB reasonable prices^ Int/Ext, Free — Eastham, Two bedrooms, your dog's behavior. Advice, con- screened porch, large wooded DISCOUNT ON ALL READINGS sultation, home and school train- est. Six yrs, exp. Ref, avail. Call 274-5835. lot, just minutes from ocean and Spiritual Reader and Advisor can help you through all ing starting at 3 months. Trainer bay beaches, $225 per week. Two- with 20 years experience. 757- problems of life, concerning LOVE, Business, Marriage & week minimum. Call 274-8690 Health. She asks no questions but will tell you what you 6540 eves. & weekends, HOME ELECTRONIC after 6:30 p.m. EQUIPMENT repair service. want to know, Card Readings, Sand Readings, Horoscope, COMPLETE HOUSE Servicing of all makes stereos, LAKE GEORGE — Saratoga Tea Cup Readings, She is an ESP Reader, CLEANING Service. Also, house VTR's, tuners, amplifiers, auto area, secluded 3-bedroom cot- 421 Wolcott St., Waterbury windows cleaned, If interested, equipment, etc. State licensed tage on lake. $200 weekly, 274- call 274-0502 or 266-7870. The D&L technician. Call 274-6595 after 6 4762, Phone:573-1913 Open 9 a.m. — 9 p.m. House Cleaning Service. or all day Saturday and Sunday. Page 16 Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), May 29,1980 Propertyth e informatioof then Is in error ,Watertown since audience hinted at legal action .Historical Society Demotions Anger instructors had from 1983 to 1968 Another vote later in the (Continued from Page 1) to obtain the necessary certifica- meeting had the Board approving Charpentier, forsip languagei; tion. by 7 to 2 establishment of a high Barbara Barnes, business; Clif-watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMr, Wheeler said he was never school student lounge on a two- ford Wheeler, industrial arts and told about department certifica- week trial basis in September, home economics; and Edward tion when he was interviewed for Schreiner, guidance director — the IA post in 1978, only there Early Retirees BICENTENIAL ' (open), Mountain Park. Call actually entered the picture in was a nebulous "something HAPPENINGS: All male variety recreation office at 274-5411, ext. 1972 when the high school's daily somewhere" that might apply. To Massachusetts show "Men About Town — 221 for information on late schedule increased from six to He accused the superintendent's Watertown" at high school, June openings, trip costs, and reser- seven periods, and the number of office, then under James Q. The Oakville Early Retirees 6, vations. classes to be instructed by Holigan, of negligence. have announced openings remain WEA BIKE-A-THON to fight chairmen dropped from five to The school officials for the following trips; June 21, cancer, June 8 at Judson School, three. acknowledged there are other Nashua, N.H, for tour and shop- CHURCH FAIR; Christ Stick to the truth and you'll This presumably put the heads' towns out of compliance, but the ping; June 29, Gloucester and Church Country Pair, June 5-7, seldom talk about yourself. administrative and supervisory state won't take action unless a Rockport, Mass, for festival and TESTIMONIAL DINNER for duties past the 20 percent of total specific problem is brought to its clam bake; July 5, New Bedford, retired Police Chief Joseph A, time maximum allowed without attention. Mass. area for factory outlets Ciriello, June 13. certification. shopping; and July 6, Radio City REC TRIPS; June 11 (open), POLAROID Dr. King said the town could Summer Spectacular. Mathematics chairman Gerald lose from $100,000 to $125,000 in monthly bus to New York City's Instant Color DePolo, and Robert Svab, head withheld state aid — amounts For reservations and informa- Radio City Music Hall area; June PASSPORTPICTURES\ tion, call Rose Pliant at 274-3889. ) of the History department, have equalling the salaries of disputed 28 (filled), Orioles-Red Sox at Taken While You Wait the proper certification, department heads — or possibly Fenway Park, Boston; July 14 (o- William P. Williams, WHS up to $3 million if the state really pen), Riverside Park, Agawam, principal, led a parade of buckles down. 'Tom Sawyer' Is Mass.; July 22 (open), Mt, Tom speakers to the microphone urg- The superintendent noted the Last Rec Movie State Park, Holyoke, Mass,; July ing the Board not to approve the chairmen's qualifications are 23-25 (filled), Finger Lakes, 90 South Main Street N.Y.; Aug. 5 (open), Sherwood superintendent's recommen- considerable, but "it behooves us A musical adaptation of Mark dations. He said teacher morale to comply as rapidly and as fully Island, Westport; Aug. 0 (filled), (Waterbury Tel. 754.2256 j Twain's i!Tom Sawyer" will be Orioles-Yankees at Yankee will suffer, and the law can be as we can." the recreation movie slated for Cameras — Projectors complied with by shifting certain Caught between acting Stadium, NYC; Aug. 12 (open), today (Thursday) at the Oakville Lake Quassapaug Day; Aug. 26 OPEN MONDAYS duties to vice principals or by ad- "humanitarily," as Mr, Slason Branch Library, Davis Street. ding classes. suggested, and state laws the • This final flick in the Bicenten- One of the school's vice prin- Board swore to uphold, the nine nial series, starring Johnny cipals. Joseph Cianciolo, said the members were nearly evenly Whitaker, Celeste Holm, Jeff Businessmen's Lunch — IVM n.m. to 3 p.m. Watertown Principals Associa- divided. Supporting adherence to East, and Warren Oats, will hit Extraordinary Full Coarse Dinner tion, which he chairs, unanimous- the state regulations and Dr. the screen at 3:30 p.m. Everyone ly supported Mr, Williams' King's proposal for certified - gets in free. SPECIALS Frt, and Sat. nights modifications. only heads were Chairwoman The movie also will be shown An attorney speaking on behalf Virginia Slavin, Cynthia Steak Alaskan ._ __ Saturday, May 31, at the Water- (Sirloin & Crab Legs) 9if .05 of the six educators, Kevin Nix- Whitaker, Marian Klamkin, town Library at 10 a.m. on, said there will be at least one Edward Thompson, and William w ™» Veal Milanese •T.95 layoff in the guidance depart- Ban-ante, Dissenting were John ment, teachers will be Mills, Robert Kaminskl, Joseph ¥ &W Zuppadi Clams »5.95 "bumped," and pay losses would Gugliotti, and Raymond Fuller, Society Elects Mon. thru Sat, 11:30 a.m. to iOHM p.m. be "substantial." Mr. Mills abstained during the Barbara Tumash has been Department heads make an ad- otherwise Identical vote on elected president of the Rosary 'NOSTALGIA CAFE ditional $1,050 a year for their creating coordinator positions Society of St. Mary Magdalen 103 HOMER ST., WIHY., CT, T57.S121 services. Junior high coor- for business, foreign languages, Church to serve for the coming dinators receive a $300 stipend. industrial arts, home economics, year. Persons from the audience, and other departments. each drawing applause after The deposted department Other officers are Ann ELEGANT DINING their comments, stated the heads would be retained as yaichus, vice-president; Shirley longtime instructors should be teachers within the system. Philippi, secretary; and Sabra retained, and the Board use However, remarks from the Sarandrea, treasurer. "imagination" to hammer out alternatives, Mr, Schreiner, proclaiming "you bet your life there's going HAPPY BIRTHDAY to be a morale problem," was highly critical of the way the WATERTOWN! matter was brought to his atten- tion via a "secret" meeting, A Celebrate Watertown's letter dated May 27 also was produced in his defense. 200th Birthday by In it, teacher certificate landscaping with flowers analyst Patricia Scully Belair Beautiful View of Lake Winnamaug from the state Department of and plants. Education said Mr. Schreiner could continue his service under Good Supply for Sun €ARMINE'§ RESTAURANT his secondary guidance cer- • Wednesday thru Tuesday Specials: & Shade — NOW is the time to plant, Lake Winnemaug Rd, Watertown 274.5990 tificate, issued prior to 1968. • Crispy Golden Soft Shell Crabs Almondine Dr. King said later he believes THE LORAINE GARDENS • Breast of Chicken Saute* Pisoante'w/lemon, wine, mushrooms ''Flowers Say Something Special" • Tender Veal Saute' Normandy w/sliced apples & 1359 Main Street, Watertown brandy 274.8844 • Broiled Seafood Kabob - shrimp, swordfish, AH Major Credit Cards Accepted scallops, w/vegctablts

1 Movsd ,\ The by Your Pointed Stntrous low Owned By \ Pbny CarlandJ|a^^^ecca N Patronage! S Restaurant The Framing Workshop will be moving to largtr TRY OUR QUALITY MEATS N Main Strtif, ittbtoficn „ 288.7477 facilities with convenient parking to servo you N Hamburgs CUBED \ to better. The new stort will open the first week of \ July at 179 Main St., (formerly Gladys',) STEAKS '2.39 ib. \ \ to Drop in to see our new 17f MAIN ST. • 1/2 GALLON 1% \ store after July 21st on \ Seafood LOW FAT MILK \ to Rte 63 fust north of Rte N 6 and the Gazebo. Until • DOMESTIC N Sleek \ Suiting your eoery mood... June 28th, business will PROVOLONE \ bt conducted as usual at \ SATURDAY: PRIME RIB 653 Main St., • 1/2 GALLON ». Wednesday; > Wine with dinner entrees Watertown. HOOD « \ ©MM DAILY \ (SoMd TwaMkri 2:30 p.m.) lTheFDAMlNGWOBK6HOP ICECMAM____^ N New Hoursi Dally 8 a.m. — 8 p.m. N C0GCTMLS !7f Main St. WTN, Ct, 274-2131 Sunday 8 a.m. — 1 p.m. and S p.m. — 8 p.m. 7777777777/^ SPECIALS GOOD MAY 29 - JUNE 1